10 TITE OMAHA DAILY 1EE : TUESDAY , APBTL 11. 1800.
J1ERCIAIAND FINANCIAL
Government Drop Report Intimidates Wheat
Market All Day ,
MAY DECLINES CENT ; GAINS ONE-EIGHTH
Corn 1'nrliniiRpil nnil Onln KlKlilli of
n Cent l.o er , I'orli IliMtn 7 1-U
CcntM mid In re ! nnil Illlm
U 1Ciiiln
CHICAOO , April 10. The shadow of the
Impending government crop report IIUHK
over the wheat market nil tiny. At llio
commencement It obscured the prospects of
the hulls nnil near the end of tinemlon It
cunt flic tt.tthwny of the bonr Into n
nomber shade. After n dot-lino of Ic Mny
wheat clopcil with n net Ritln of UP. Corn
Js unchanged nml onta ' , Ac lower. Pork lot
7Uo nnd Inrd nnd rlha 2',4c ' ouch.
Klne weather nnd an expectation nmoiiR
traders that the government crop report
would 1)0 less extravagant t > r to the xcrl-
ous Injury to winter wheat than- recent reports -
ports have been developed weakness In
wheat nt the beginning. Mny opened Vrt1
Ho lower at from 7Mic down to , OMc. , nnd
as general liquidation n-t < ln the price
flipped off Krndually to 70e. At that point
the decline was arrested by n report from
Now York that llfty boatloads of wheat
liail been disposed of for oxport. As that
announcement win accompanied by a Rtate-
tncnt that tli < - weather on the continent of
Kuropo had turned unfavorable for Brain
crops , early Hellers showed n disposition to
buy back former holding. Chicago re
ceived , 69 far * , of which IS were graded
contract. Minneapolis and Duluth wet V.i
cars , compared with 271 for the correspond
ing day a. year aK' . Aggregate of receipts
nt woHtern primary markets amounted to
M7.000 bu. , affalnwt SO.OiW bu. la t year. At
lantic port clearances of who.it nnd Hour
eaualtfd 3.'S,000 bu. In the mat hour of the
mission confidence a to the forthcoming
< -rnp report being bearish was tiiw . > t nnd
the market recovered nil ItB early decline.
Way rose to "Hie , nnd closed at "UMl'lUc.
LUmldntlon on account ot the mild weather
nnd report H that seeding wa.s well under
way In many .states weakened corn early.
J > ater , however , buying by elevator people
niralnat Miles for shipment , together with
the concluding firmness of wheat , caused a
llrm feeling near the end. Mny started U
< Ii > % c lower nt .ITftifWIc , sold oft to 33 ic , ad
vanced to 343u and cloaca with buyers at
Oats broke at the start on selling by
rlovator Interests against corn purchases.
SubRoauently the decline wiis recovered on
bullish country advices and a bolter cnsh
demand , although shipping trnnfl.ictlons
wore c rnbnrras ed by small offerliiKS. Re
ceipts. 82 cars. May bewinitc lower nt
4fj2fic , declined to 2Trl4iff25c , rallied to
26Uc and cloned at Zfi' c.
Provlftlonn were Mat nnd transactions con
sisted principally of changing from May to
July. There wns an 'impression that much
of proicnt Mny holdings would have to be
liquidated nt a loss nnd the belief prevailed
that the market would be Hrele.it and droopIng -
Ing until th < ? 1r holding were liquidated.
Blay pork opened IVio lower nt $9.20 , pold
off to fft.15 , recovered to I9.22H , closing nt
53.30. 'The ranee in lard nnd ribs wns ex
ceedingly nnrrow.
Estimated receipts for Tuesday : Wheat ,
FO cars ; corn , 237 cars ; oats , 110 cars ; hogs ,
tO.OOO head.
Leading future * ranged an follows'
Articled. Open. Hlch , CloH . Sntd'y.
70W3K 71H 71 Vi
705J-7I 71H
34 ! <
34U 34H-1J
36M 3SH 'Jo < H
20i <
J6 i'SH
8 20 915 827X
o3o 035 037W
B27M B27M B27
040 640 fi40
660 tao 656
472H 475 47fi
487k , 487 * 48S 4S7H 487
447H 4U7W 40 ? . 407ti BOO
No. 2.
Cosh quotations were as follows :
TL.OUR Slow and easy ; winter patents.
J3.nOff3.CO ; stmlghts , $3,20 3.30 ; clears. ? 3.00
6f3.10 ; spring sp-clals. $4. 10 4. 25 ; patents.
? 3.2flfi3.60 ; straights , K.SOJjS.lO ; bakers , f2.20
(32.40. (
WHEAT No. 2 nprlng , RDWOHc ; No. 3
Bprinc , GIffC9c ( ; No. 2 red , 71T)74c. ( )
CORN 'No. ' 2 , 34c ; No. 2 yellow ,
-
OATS No. 2. 2C-y , < ! T27e ; No. 2 white , 30fi )
31cNo. . 3 white. 29ViQ'30c.
iRYE No. 2. R2'Ac.
1SARLI3V No. 2. 39ff47c.
SEEDS-No 1 Ilaxsoed , $1.19'C ; northwest ,
H.22V. . Prhno timothy seed , J2.30.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , $9.15f ?
9.20. Lard , ncr 100 lbn. . X > . Hiio.2 < A. Short
ribs sides ( loose ) , $4.50CT4.S5. Dry salte < l
Bhoulders ( Vroxoil ) . $4.37 y4.50. Short clear
Bides < l > oxe l ) , f4.9Cifrr..05.
CLOVER SEDD-Contract grade , J3.S5.
\VHISKY-Dlstlllers' llnlshcd goods , per
tral. . $1.20.
SUGARS Cut loaf , T3.S3 ; granulated , $5.33.
The following arc the receipts and ship
ments for today :
Artdcloa. 'Receipts. ' Ship'ts.
Jfloiir , 1(1) ' . . 22,000 19,000
SVIieat , bu . 71,001) ) 13,000
Corn , bu . 163.000 S9.000
Oats , bu . 1G4.000 137,000
Ry ? . 'bu ' . G.OOO fi.OOO
Dnrley , bu . 19.000 B.OOO
On the Produce exchange today the but
ler market was llrm ; creameries , 14020c ;
dairies , ll ffilSc. Eggs , steady ; fresh. 12'i
( iflSlic. Cheese , steady ; creams , iffl2',4c. .
M3W YOltIC ( ilOMSRAI , MAII1CKT.
iN for ( lie Iluy on ncin-rul
' -'OIIIIIIIMlltll-N.
NEW YORK , April 10. FLOUR-Rc-
relpts. 25.M1 hols. ; exports , 9.131 bbls , ; mar
ket lower to sell ; little , demand with bilkers
nnd wprlng patents. Rye Hour dull.
WHEAT Receipts , 13,875 bu. ; exports , 57.-
RIO bu. ; spot 1lrm ; No. 2 red , S2'ic ' , f. o. b. ,
ifloa.t ; No. 1 northern , Duluth , SUyj , f , o. b. ,
olloat ; No. 2 northern , Duluth. 79e , f. o. b. ,
nlloat ; No. 1 hard , Manitoba , SIlUc , f. o. b. ,
nlloat. Options opsned weak nnd continued
to decline nil the morning under bearlsu
weather west , gancral unloading , easy na-
liles and a largo visible supply Increase.
The crowd oversold , however , and subse
quently , .when confronted with export
rumors , covered freely , establishing a slmrp
rally. Closed llrm at Itc advance over Hat-
jirday'H llmil .prices , May. 76Wi7GHc , closed
TOUc ; July , 74Tii&75Uc. clo/ed 75ic ; Septem-
ler , 7R'.iti71e. closwl 74c.
CORN HecBlpUi , 13,050 bu. ; exports , 81,233
1m. Spot llrm ; No. 2. W tSc. ( . o. b ,
Heat , nmv and old. Options opened r-asy
wllih wheat , but recov. red on u demand
from HhortH , stimulated by expert talk ami
thn vUlblu Biipply decrease. Closed llrm at
unchanged prices from Saturday's curb.
Slay , 39i3a7.1Cc ! ( , closed 39 ic ; July , 39 5-lCff ?
39ic , closM
OATS illecelpui , 2W.400 bu. ; export ? , 42,233
tU , Spot dull ; No. 2 , 33c ; No. 2 white. 30c-
No. 3 whit * . 34V4c. Options dull.
HOPS Dull ; state , common to choice ,
3S % crop. tifiSe ; 1897 crop , lli/13c ; 1S9S crop
16717c. I'aclllc coast : IS'Jfl crop , Cif77o ; 1S97
crop. Ilifil2c : 1S9S crop , 17jISc. (
HIDBS-Flrm ; Oalvoston. ' Il5'.i017o ; Texas
dry. 12 , 13o ; California. SV4o.
\VOOL-Quletj domestic lleeee , ICjr.lc :
Texas , 12ifil4c.
TALLOW-DuH. 4Vic ; country. itr ie.
RICE Firm ; domestic , fair to extra , Wtf
7e ; Japan , Ciit'ie.
JlOLASSES-FIrm : Now Orleans open
kottlp. good to choice , 32OT7c.
HUTTWR St , nily ; western creamery , ICff
21c ; western factory , 12Hf(14c ( ; Imlt.itlon
creamery. WilSV ; atato dairy. 14Tfo- , ; state
creamery. 16ii21c.
, , , ? ! ! RlialiTl''lrm : : ; lnr " whlto and colorsd.
12i7Hcfmall ; colored and white , 12fii3c.
! 5niV"l''lrm : . stn.to "ni1 1'emiHylvanla ,
r ? 13c"C : "vvi > sll > r" frcsh"ff'31' ' ! : ' - - BouthernI
MliTALS Pig Iron warrants , dull and
nominal , at fio.si ) ; luku copper. flSO.1tin
Btrong , i35.23'aa.50 : lead. dull , at f35 ! ; spoil
ter. llrm , W.jOftfi.tV ) . linkers' pries for lead
Is fl.10 nnd for co-pper - J18..W.
llnltliiiiiri * liirki't ,
OALTIMORE , April 10. FLOUR-Qulet-
western Hiiper , ? ; .25IT2.RO ; western extra
fiSOjM.JO : wpslern family , f3.35fl3.60 ; win
ter patent , f3.S5f3.90 : spring -wheat patent
fJ.WI.JO ; spring wheat straight. * 3.C5 3.S3
rc'-clpls , 22.39G 'bbls. ; exports , 11,192 bbls
Hales , /none.
WHEAT-StMdy nt decline ; No. 2 red
Miot. 71 ifi71'4c : the month , 74 , 74 > ic ; May.
TSfllSVic : July , 74c asked ; steamer , No. 2 red ,
70U.t > : 1-fce.lpts , Ifl.SS'S l > u. ; exports , none .
southern , on grade , 71f75o ?
111.43S tin. ; exports , l'09Cll bu. ; " southern
whlto corn , 41c asked ; uouthern yellow , 39o
.
OATS Dull ; No. 2 whit * . 35Q35 ! c ; No , 2
inlxod. 32jf33o : roceiots. 29kS5 bu ,
HUTTHR-Steady ; fancy creamery. 22 } ?
23c ; rancy imltatiun , IbQliifj fancy iadlc , 16 ®
Ifttgond tndle , 131/ltc ; ptorc pncke < l ,
; roll12fl4i
i:0 : 8 Frm at 12c.
CHEKSE-FIrm and active ; CO large , 120
IMic ; 37 medium. 1241713r ; 25 small , ISfllSHc.
OMAIITI.MIIAII : MAIIKKT.
C'ondltliin of 'I'riulc nnd CltiotnOonn on
Slnplinnd l'niu'jI'rodiipp. .
E(5fS RccMpts llglit ; demand moderate ;
market lie.
llt'TTER-Common to fair. llfiISc ; choice ,
14Q15c ; separator , 20c ; gathered creamery ,
POtTLTRY-Chlckens , live , T'&QSej ' dressed ,
Si4fi9c ; old nml staggy roosters , live , 417 ftc ;
ilrtssMl , M17e : ducks and geese , live , 7'4' <
Rr ; dressed. DfilOc ; turkeys , live , 91710c ;
dressed. , lightweight , 12'iil.V ' ? ; heavyweight ,
mmc.
I PIOEONS Live , per dozen , 7Sg90c.
VEAL" Choice. ! 'c. '
OYSTEHS-Hulk Standard , per gal. . $1.10 ;
mediums , per can , 13c ; Standard , per can ,
20c ; Extra Select , per can , 25c ; New York
CoiintM , per can. 30c.
KRtCS 1 1 WATER FISH-Cntll. h , per lb , ,
lc ; buffalo , per 'b. , ilrcssed , 7c ; wlilte llsh ,
9c ; lake trout. 9c ; jiniall trout , green , He ;
yellow pike. Sc ; silver herring , 4c ; perch ,
lOc ; bullhrads , dressed , lOc ; black bass , very
K ice , 15T/1SC.
SEA FISH Flounders , Sc ; haddock , 9c :
Columbia river salmon , 15c ; halibut , lie ;
No. 1 smelts , lfc ) ; blue llsh , lOc ; Spanish
mnrkerel , lOc ; red snapper , lOc ; extra largo
mackerel , each , 30c ; roe shad , each , 70c.
FRUITS.
STRAWHERIUES-Per ratc. $5.00 5.50 ;
Dlllts. $2.75.
A PPLES Hen Davis , per bbl. , $3.00 ; Oen-
itciti' , II. 75 ; New- York Baldwins , Greenings
and others , choice , per bbl. , $3.50 ; western
boxed. $2.00.
CRANHERRIES-IJcll and IJUglc , $9.00.
VEGETABLES.
RADISHES-1'er doz. , 23 33c.
TOMATOES None In market.
SPINACH Per basket. $1.25(31.33. (
LETTUCE Home grown , per dozen
bunches , 40fiMc.
ASPARAars-Callfornla , per lb. , 1215c ,
ONIONS Homo grown , per doz. bunches ,
according to size , 305J35C.
WATERCRESH-lfi-dt. cases. $1.CO.
CAMHAOE-Crated. per lb. , 3 c.
CATLIFLOWER-Per crate , $2.50.
ONIONS Per bu. , WcflH.OO.
UEANS Hand-picked , navy , per bu. , $1.EO
iffl.CO.
POTATOl-JS-Oliolce Iowa , sacked , 70c ;
poorer stock , COc ; Minnesota Burbanlcs , S5
( ji9Pc ; Colorado , $1.00 ; early Ohio seed po
tatoes , $1.0001.10
SWEET POTATOES Per bbl , , Mcd.
sweets , $3.00 ; seed sweats , $2.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS California , fancy , $3.76 < ft4.00 ;
Choice , $3.6Vi3.75 ! ; Messina , fancy. $1.00.
ORANGES Nuvols , fancy , $3..5 . ; choice ,
W.GO ; seedlings , $3.GX&2. ( ! .
BANANAB-Cholce , crated , large stock ,
T > sr bunch , $ : .00a'2.23 ; medium sized bunches ,
$1.76JT2.0i ) .
DATES Hnllowae. fiO to 70-lb. boxes , 60 ;
Salr , 60 ; Fard , 9-lb. boxes , lOc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NITT8 Almomls , per lb. , 17c ; Brazils , per
tb. , 9iT10c ( ; English walnuts , per lb. , fancy
soft shell , 12i12'ic ; standards , lOo ; fllberU ,
per lb. , He ; pecans , i > ol.ihed ! , SiMOc ; cocoanuts -
nuts , per 100. $4.00 ; peanuts , raw , 5U6c :
roasted , GHUTc.
CIDER-Per half bbl. , $3.
SAUERKRAUT Pr half bbl. , $2.
lIONEY-Olmlce. white. 12&Q-13C. .
( MAPLE SYRUP Five-gal , cans , each ,
$2.50 ; gal. t-ans. pure per ooz. , $12 ; hall-fral.
cans. $0.23 ; quart cans , $3.50.
( MAPLE SUGAR Choice , in boxes , 9@10c.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. 2
green lildex. PC ; No. 1 salted lildes , 8Uc ; No.
i-nlted hides , 7 > ,4c ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 12
Ibs. . lOc ; iNoi. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tnllow. No. 1.
3Mic ; tallow. No. 2 , 3c ; rough talloisIHc ;
ivhlto gre pc , 2'iy3c ; yellow iind tiroiwn
grea.se , lUSIC'/ .
FURS .Mink. 10Q75c ; bear ( black or
brown ) , f 3.001/20.00 ; otter , $1.5ftS.OO ; beaver ,
$1.00'fin.OO ' ; skunk , 15iiJ'75c ; muskrat , 31J10c ;
raccoon , 15f7r,0c ; red fox , 2Tic@$1.2S ; gray fox ,
23Sf > Oc ; wolf ( tlm'ber ' ) , 25cQ$2.GO ; wolf ,
( prairie ) , coyote , lOWiOc : wildcat , 10Q25C ;
badger. 5 40 ; silver fox , $50.00075.00.
SHEEP iPKLTS Oreen salted , ach , 15 ©
75c ; green salted shearings ( short woole < l
early skins ) , each , lie ; dry .shearings ( short
wooled early thins ) . 'No. 1 , each. Go ; dry
Hint. Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
T > elts , per IK , actual weight. 4@5c ; dry flint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 3 < i4c ; dry flint , Colo-
irado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4-floc : dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3@4c.
St. I.oulK Mnrkot.
ST. LOUIS , April 10. FLOUR-Qulet and
steady ; patent * . $3.65fi3.75 ; straights , $3.30 ®
3.40 : elonr , $2.S3ff3.10 ( ; low to medium grndes ,
$2.10 2.CO.
WHEAT Options steady to a shade
easier ; spot lower ; No. 2 red , cash , ele
vator , 75c : track , 76c ; April , 75c ; May , 75c ;
July , /ifi70c bid ; No. 2 hard , C9c
CORN Spot , nominally lowr : options
easy ; No. 2 cah , 3.Tc : track , 34fr35c ; April ,
StiVic : 'May , S2V6o asked ; July , SSVfcc
OATS Options lower ; spot. No. 2 cash ,
ISc ; track , 2S'i'029c ' : April 2SC ; May , E7Wc
Wd : July , 25140 asked ; No. 2 white , 30J4
RYE' Quiet : r.5c.
SEEDS I-raxseed , steady , $1.15' $ . Prime
timothy seed , $2.15.
.
BRAN Scarce and firm ; sacked , east
track. 59c.
HAY Steady to firm ; timothy , $ S.60a > ll.GO :
prairie. JC.501iS.00.
EGGS Flrm ; lie.
WHISKY Steady : 41.26.
0"11dU11'
I'ROVISIONS-Pork , nul t , $9.25. Lard ,
quiet ; prime fleam , $5.05 ; choice , $6.12V.
Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders , $4.37i :
extra shorts. KS7Hribs : , $5.00 ; shorts ,
$5.12',4. Bacon , boxed - ' - ' -
000 SHIPMENT S'-Flour , " c7oOo""bbls.T wheat ,
21,000 bu. ; corn , 29.000 hu. ; oats , 29,000 bu.
\ MV Orli'iinn Markci.
NEW ORLEANS , April 10.-PROVJSIONS
Steady. Pork , standard mess , $9 255T9 60 '
Lard , refined tierce , $5.62V4G5.75 ; pure , $5.874
tijGM. Boxed meats , dry Halt shoulders ,
! i5L.r'hs312'4 ' ' - Bacon , clear rib sides.
$ .i.ui7ut > iv& . Hams , choice sugar-cured ,
COFFEE Quiet ; Rio , ordinary to fair , O'/i
RICE Steady ; ordinary to good ,
, l LOini-Extni fancy. $3.50Q3.CO ; patents ,
Jo. 30 'I i 00 ,
BRAN 72e.
HAY Prime. $11.00ffl2.00 ; choice. 13.5 ®
OATS No. 2 sacked , 34c.
ICiinNiiH CUy Oniln nnil J'rnvlnlon * .
KANSAS CITY , April 10.-WHEAT-
lower ; May opened down % c at G4Uc , closine
nronnd file ; cash. No.-2 hard , K4f&c ; No. 3
fi2ifffilc ; No. 2 red , 76c ; No. 3 , 73ff75c : No 2
spring , GUIGIc ; No. 3 , CCIfGlc ,
COKN-JSteady ; May. 30f(31o ( ; cash , No. 2
mixed. 33o ; No. 2 white , 3.1c ; No , 3 , 32'/'S < 3.1u.
OATS-FIrm ; Js'o. 2 'Whit ? , 29V-C ,
RYE Lower ; No. 2 , Die.
HAY Higher : choice , timothy , $8.25Q8 50 ;
choice prairie. 7.50f ( .00. '
Bl'TTER-Steady ; creamery , Hft20o ;
dalrv , Isc.
EGG8lendy : fresh , 10V4c.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 48,000 bu. ; corn , 3,900
bu. : oats. 4,000 bu.
Cliii-liniiill .tlnrkrt.
CINCINNATI. April 10. FLOUR Dull :
fancy , $3.10J 3.25 ; family , $2.4rif(2.C6.
WHEAT Eaty ; No. 2 red. 72 > i'5'J2i/4c. '
CORN-Qulet ; No. 2 mixed. 36 > "c.
OATS-Flrmer ; No. 2 mixed , 30c.
RYE Quiet ; No. 2 , 600.
PROVISIONS Lard. < iulef nt $6.10. Bulk
meats , steady lit $4.85. Bacon , steady at
WHISKY-Steady nt $1.26.
BUTTER-Steady.
SUOAR-I-'Irm ; hard refined , $1,3505.97.
EGOH Firm at lOHc.
CHEESE Firm ; good to prime Ohio flat ,
Toledo MnrUrt ,
TOLEDO. April lO.-WHEAT-Actlve aild
° - 3a" ' ' . T.'Vic ; May. 73ttc. . . . .
. . . , . . - . _ . , prime
cash , old , $3.3o ; now , cunu and April , $3.50
asked.
( iritln Ilci-i-lplH ni I'rliicliiiil .1IurKN. ( .
ST. LOUIS , April 10. Receipts : Wheat ,
10 cars.
KANSAS CITY , April lO.-Rccelpts :
Wheat. SO cars
CHICAGO. April 10.-Es mat d cars for
tomorrow : Wheat , 80 ; corn , 257 ; oats , HO ,
I'l-orlu . .
I'EORIA. April lO.-CORN-Dull ; new No.
3 , 324C.
, ? ' , % . ! / ? , , : No3 wh"e. 27 i'Sy7Tsc. .
WHISKY-FIrm , on the basis of $1.25 for
finished poods.
Liverpool Win-lit IniiiorlN ,
LIVERPOOL , April 10-Imports of wheat
Into Liverpool for the week were : From
Atlantic ports. 85.000 quarters : from Pacillo
ports , 15.000 quarters ; from other ports , 20-
000 Quurtem. The imports of corn into
Liverpool from Atlantic ports during the
week were 04,600 quarters.
Urnln In Slurp anil Afloat.
NEW YORK. April -Tho statement of
the visible supply of grain In Moro and
afloat , as compiled by the New York Pro
duce exchange , on Saturday , April 8 , Is us
follows :
Wheat , 30,431. ono bu. ; Increase , 4(4 ( , ono bu.
Corn , 3l.9fil.fnii } bu. ; decrease , M.WW bu.
Oatf > , 11 , 130.0V ) bu. ; Increase , W.OOO bu.
Rye. 1,461. (00 ( bu. ; decrease , 19OuO bu.
Barley , 2,099.000 bu. : decrease , 221,000 bu ,
lllmifMipoIlN Win-ill MnrUct.
MINNEAPOLIS , April 10-Cloe , : WHEAT
In store , No. 1 , April , t.OUe ; Mny. COVic ;
July. 7fi'if(7c. ( . On track : No. 1 hard ,
70'ic ' ; November , WUir.
FLOUR First patents. $ ,1.7i"IJn. < > 3 ; second
patents , $3.f > 5nr < Vi ; ilrst clear * , $2.H ( > G2.70.
BRAN-In bulk , $10.XXD ( 10.25.
Diilntli Win-ill Market.
DULUTtl , April lO.-WHEAT-No. 1 hard ,
cnsh , 72c ; April. 72' > ic ; May. 7.TH > c ; July.
73Vic ; No. 1 northern , cash , Cgc ; No. 2
northern , B6"4c.
Liverpool Grain MurUi-l.
LIVERPOOL , April 10. WHEAT jd
lower ; May , 5s 6Ud : July , f > s 5Hd.
CORN-Qulot , % 51,4d ? lower ; Mny , 5s 44d ;
July , 3s 4 jd.
Bolter MnrUet.
ELGIN , 111. , April lO.-BtTTTER-Stondy
at 20',4e ; all offerings save 23 tubs with
drawn were Hld ; sales , 141tubs. .
STOIIY ( H- ' DAY IX WAII. STHHHT.
Inicrcnt In Slock Speculation on n
niniliilNlicd Scale.
NEW YORK , April lO.-lntercst In stock
speculation today wus on a diminished
scale , the dealings aRgreRiitlnir a little over
600,000 shares. Prices moved In an uncer
tain manner nnd a number of market net
Io2sea resulted. There wns n flurry nt the
opening ? nt which the specialties specially
participated , a midday rally led by the
Vnnderbllts nnd an afternoon decline. In
which the grousers were prominent , The
liquidation of Friday permitted a number
of brokers' to return borrowed money and
call rates were Kcnerally easier , Cfi7 per
cent prevailing th sreater part of the
day. Several million dollars of sterling
loiins were made and call money closed
3ff4 per cent , Foreign bankers apparently
n.ssumt'd that comparatively good prices
were probable hero for money for n moro
or ' .ess protected period.
The rterlliiK loans were responsible for
nn easier tone In the sterling exchange
market , The recurrence of syndicate opera
tions and the dotation of Industrials Is the
basis of the expectation of fair rates at
least for money.
This week $2S,000.000 approximately Is to
be. called In connection with the flotation
of the American Pump company , the Clil-
catro & Alton syndicate deal and subscrip
tion payment on Manhattan , white the call
for aulvcrlptlons Involving several million
dollarn on the steel hoop combination has
l > een postx ] > ned. Commission house busi
ness fell oft considerably , but there was
evidence of nn effort to stimulate Interest
In the market In some specialties mraln ,
now that Friday's decline had wiped out
weak holdlnRs * . Sonic Inrfre accounts were
closed out today , causing the early decline.
One b ock of 15,000 shares of Brooklyn
Transit was sold Just after the opening.
The Vanderbllt shares , which all advanced
smartly , retained part of their rise. Gossip
about subscription privileges advanced
Great Northern preferred. Consolidated
Gas broke S points , presumably because of
the published Interview with a prominent
politician favoring municipal ownership of
that Industry. The selling of the grangers
in the afternoon was dtir to apprehension
as to the possible c'liarncter of the govern
ment crop statement to be made known
this afternoon. The market closed steady.
Transactions in railway mortgages were
rather light and while the market lacked
a decided tone , 'the changes either way
were only fractional. Total .sales , $2,235,000.
United States 5s declined U per cent and
the new 4s , coupon , j per cent in the
bid Drlce.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : The markets
were Irregular today on closing before to
morrow's settlement. Investment stock *
were dull on dead money fears. They
rallied later. Americans opened above
parity , but were Idle here. New York came
dull and became a shade harder. The close
was midway between the best nnd worst
The only features were Chesapeake & Ohio
and Jvie/w York Contra ) . The latter spurted
sharply on New York buying. Tlie market
here regards the N w York money squeeze
as merely a. shakeout of weak Industrials.
Parli sold Spanish 4s down to 5774. They
rallied to 58 % . Tlntos were 42 > A. The bank
bought \OW \ In gold bars. There arrived
10.000 of gold from Holland. The bank
bought at 71s 9 id a part of nn African
parcel. Trade returns show exports In
creased 7.15 points , but this is due mainly
to new shipping not Included last year
Imports decreased 4 points , mainly owing
to 'tiio rise In copper and tin.
The following arc tne closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today :
AtohlHon i. do pftl . 71
do pfd do Mi pfd , . 3SU
Halt. & Ohio . . . St. L . & S. W . ! ! )
Chn. Pacific Ki\'t \ do pM . S'i '
Can. Southern . . . . C8 St. 1'JUI . li5'/a
CVnt. Pacltlc Dl < io pfd . iei /
died. & Oftlo Sift St. P. .t O . iM
Chi. & Alton 168 do pfd . ! ;
Chi. II. & Q 140 % So. J'acltlo . -W',4
Chi. & K. Ill 73 So. nallwuy
pfd f,04
Chi. G. W 15i ! Texas & 1'ac-ilio . . S2U
CM. 1ml. & L..I. . . s > Union IViclllc . W ,
do pfd 43 ito pf.1 . 79H
Oil. & N. W ISO',1 ' t. ' . I' . D. & Q . li-.2
( Lopfd. . I'.Ki \YnbU8h . S
C. C C. & i5U L. . C2'/i ' < lo pfj . i3" ,
to j > M S7 \VhPcl. & L. B . 11V ,
Del. & Hudson . . .117 do pfd . no
Del. L. & W HiS'i ' Adums Ex . 113
I > . & Hlo G 21 * ; Amt'rleun
do pM 74 fr'tntea Kx. . ,
Erie ( new ) 13Vi
do 1st pfil S7l ! A. Cot. Oil .16
Ft. Wayne IM d'i pfd HJ1
Ot. Nor. pfd IDS Am. Spirits 14U
jirvKinp Valley . . . n i ill | > fd 391 ;
111. Central lllVi Am. Tolmcco 220'
Lake Erie & W. . . 19 do pfd HI
do pfd 67 fens. Gas l.r ? >
Tom. Cn.blc Co 185
Loui . & Nash 64'i Colo. p. & iron. . . . wn
Manhattan L Id ; ? ; do pfd o. >
Mil. Pt. nv 217'4 Gen. Eloctrle 11414
Mfcd. Central 114 Huw. Com. Co 80
Minn. & St. L : / ) llrooklyn 11. T Ill's
it ! > 1st pM S Inter. Paper f ,
Mo. I'.idflc 4S'- di > | if.l fciu
Mohlle & Ohio . . . . 42 Laclode Gas S4',4 '
' ' '
N. .1. Opm'rni..iiiuhi N'.it. Lin.'oil' " ! ' , ; ; ! r , ' '
N. Y. Central LOT. I'll inc Mail TO
N' . Y. C. & St. L. . 13'i ' I'f lllf'H OflS
do IM pM f : , I'ullman Palacew >
fib 1 ) > fd 32 .Silver Cert m
Non & West I7'j n. & T 10
< lo jifd M K KUK ir JM',4 '
No. Amer. Co 9i ! * > pfd 116 .
No. Pnclflo MlTi , T. O. & Iron r.VJ I i
< - > Pfd 7M ! , t' . fl. leather f.'i I
Ontario . - w iv.'s ( to pf < l 7 JIA |
Ore. II. & Nov. . . . 70 17. H. Hublier 4Si ! , I
Ore. STort : Line. . . . Wt do t > M ! ! ! ' " -llf,3i
Pac. Coast 40 Western Union . . . . U3'1. '
1'ac. Coatt l t pfd Ml An. S & \V ' niT
do W pM en < 1o pM. (17 (
IMttRhurtr 1S4 Ore. Xiv..f1 . TII
neiullnif a'i ' Feileral Slcl M
do l t pfd f > 4iii do pM ft
H. G. W 34 Colo. Houlhern 6
il' ' > l > fd 75VJ do 1st pfd M
lloclc Island 115M do 2d | ifd W
tL. . & a. V. . . . _ . . im
Thn total sales of stoeUs today amounted
to f 7.110 shares , Including American Steel
& AVIre , 15,000 ; American Sugar. ll.'JOO ;
Amnrlofin 'Tnltnf/ , 1 finnAmo lrtr , , , XillDlatO
3,700 ; Hrooklyn R-ipld TranElt , 33,900 ; Hur-
llnylon , 31,000 ; Chesapeake & Ohio , 13,200 ;
Chicago & Northwestern. (1,000 ( ; Cleveland ,
Cincinnati , Chicago St. Louis , 35,000 ; Con
tinental Tobacco , 23,700 ; I-ViIernl Steel , 25 SOi ) ;
Federal Steel preferred , 11,600 ; Manhattan
Consolidated.32,100'Metropolitan ; ' Street Railway -
way , C.600 ; Missouri Pacific. 23,0)0 ) ; National :
Steel , 3,700 ; New York Centra : , 22 ! > X > ; North
ern Pacific. 1,300 ; Norfolk & Western , H,11V ) ;
Ontario it Wo-tern , 4,300 ; Pacific Mall , 4,000 ; ,
People's Gas & Coke , 2 < i,000 ; Reading first .
preferred , S.liOO ; Reudliii ; second iircferred ,
4.400 ; Rock Inland , 9,200 ; St. Paul 19 7CO-
Union Pacific. 7,600 ; t'nion Pacific preferred ,
I2,2iX ) ; United States leather preferred , O.WO ;
United States Rubber , 3,000 ; Wubash tre-
forrod , 3,800.
San KranclHeo Mliilui ; ( luiiliitliuiN.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 10-The olllclal
closing ( | iiotatloiia for mining stocks today
were a.- ) follows :
A"Ua s" .limtlce . 17
Alpha Con B Kentucky Con . . . . 3
- 14 Mfxlciiii
IMrtier 3J
Hem & Ilelcher. . . . Con . . . . 3i
llulllon 3
( Mledonla . . . .k 35 Overman , . , 11
ChalU-np" foil S3 Poles ! K
( "hollar 31 H.uauo 31
I'onfKtence 73 Moorploi ) 4
Con. t'al. & Ya..l75 SJIJT Ik-lcher 3
Con. New York. . . . U2 Standanl 250
Crown Point 21 t'nion Can 48
Oonll & riirrio . . . . 33 rtuh foil 13
Hale . & Non-rum Yellow Jacket Rfi
Julia
Silver bars , 59c ; Mexican dollars , 4S
Drafts : Sight , 12'zc ; telegraph , 15c.
In ( In * Kort'lKO l''liiiini > lii | AVorlil.
PARIS , April 10. Business was lienltatlnB
on the bourse today durliis the greater part
of tha time und prices closed heavy. For
eigner * were generally firm. Spanish 4s
started weak on account of the Curllst
movements , but recovered on tlie rumor
that fL'ulcd bonds would bo exempt from
taxation. Rio Tlntos were llrm on repur-
chusoK , but eased at the close. Gold shares
wt-re strong , notably the tdiures of tlie Brit
ish Chartered south Africa company , wh'ub '
were. pur < .h.ificd for London nimil In ( in-1
| , tldpntlun uf nn lncrvn o In thr Mir. M out-
' pul Throp per vent mites , lulf S7ijr , i * .
change on tendon , 2fif 'Ki- ' .
HKRL1N , April 10-On the bourse today
IntertiHtlonal se-ctirltle * were dull , pnrilcvi-
larly Spanish 43 , cloMng with H recovery ,
| i There were largo reixllr.ntlons of local . ' > -
curllles. owing to unenslness regarding the
Satuoan Munition.
FRANKFORT , April 1" . Ruslnnss wan
quiet and prices were easier on the bourse
today. Spnnl'h 4s were weak on western
advice" . American seiurltlPS were steady
nnd local shares' ' relapsed.
RKRLIN , April 10. The weekly stnle-
ment of thn' Imperial Hank of Germany
. shows tlio following fliiingex : Cn h In
band. Increase 3,620,000 marks ; treasury
i notes. Increase lio.ono marks ; other securl-
i tics , decrease fw.SCO.Oiio mark * ; notes In cir
culation , decrease 52,3fi0oui ) marks.
NIMV York Money Market.
NHW YORK , April 10.-MONKY ON
CALt , Steady , nt C per rent.
PR1MH MKRCANTILB I'APKR-S'iTM'i ' '
per cent.
STWRLINO KXCHAXOI3 Hauler , with
not mil business In bankers' bills nt M.S5 i f
4.SO for demand , and at $ I.R ) 4Tfl. < ! 3 i Mr
sixty dnys ; posted rates , $4.si't'H.S5. | nnd
$ I.S7 ; comnurrlal bills. $ .S2 41M.S3.
SILV1-3R CHRTIFICATKS-COgGOVic ,
HAR SILVKR9'40. .
MMXICAN HOLLARS 1740.
OOVKRN.MICNT HONPS-WonU ; new Ss ,
10'U ; now K rcg. , 129-Ti ; coupon , IWi ; 4s ,
112'j. ; coupon , IMhj 'J' . OTz ! Es , re.g. . 113 ;
coupon , 113.
Closing qjU3tjvUonsqibpnds
'
fl.s. nmv'lvTrr. . . .IDS N. Y. C. Ists 1144
II. S. new 4s. rej..iul : X..I. C. As ll.H' <
tl.f. no coup I.IOi- N. C. ( is U'7
U.S. 4s.ii-ir 113 N.C. 4s lot
U.S. uocoiip 11-4 No. 1'acllle. lHls..HSi
U.S.Bds.roj .ifli Xo 1'nelllo 3s i7' ! ' <
U.S. u , ri-r IM No. I'ac-lllc 4s \0tl
U. S. An. eoiui 114 N. Y. r.ASt. L. 4 . .1(10
IMilrlclS. U5 117 N. L W.lis lil : (
Aln. . clam A 100 N. W. Consols lum
Aln..clHS- Kill N. W. Deb. Us I-J'J
Ala..class U 100 Ore. N. Ists Ill
Ala. . Currency 100 Ore.N. 4s 11)2 )
Atcmnon49 inoi * o. s. ur.s t. r l'- <
Do. nil ] , 4s Si9 ! < O. 3. U Tn t. r. . . . . . HI
Canada So. ads lit ) | Kenillnp4 ! HSt
C.A.O.4HH OIIU'U. ' O.V. . Isti 07H
Chi. Terms. . 4 100 St. I , . il.M.con 8s _
C ! &O. iis llfl'4 St. I. . A. a. K. nen. O.PJii
C. ll.il ) . < > ) . . . .1U4H St. I'.COIlHOlB IDlKj
I ) . A.H. O. IMs IMS' * 81. 1 * . 0. A. P. Islv.l''m
I ) . Si. H. O. 4n 101 St. 1 * . C. A. P. 6s. , U'lt !
EnstTrnn. Ills 104 So. Uy.ui ins
S. R. A. T.Oit PO
' ' ' '
F. W/A. 1) ) . li'ts.'t''f ! 63' ' < Ti-nn. now net 3s. . 4Rk
Orn. KU-c. ( is lltl T.P. L. O. IBIS lia
fi. H. A.S. A. flu Ill T , I' . HL . -'ds SHt
O. H. AS. A. Ma. . . 110 U. 1' . U. , t G. Ists. . t-J
H.&T. Cent. 5s 1PJ Wat ) , 1st Ss 110
II. A. T. C.iion. Os..110 Vt'ab. lcl ! W7
lownC. Ixtn 111 ! ) \V.Shore 4s 114
Va. Onturlus bi :
UiN. Unl. 48 Ol ! Vi. nutcrreil b
Mu. l'ac.con.lB..llU ) Wi . Cent. 1st * SWU
M. K. JtT. 2 < 1B. . . . 07 ? * tl. P. 4s 10.V <
M. K.ftT. 4 ll3 jlcoloruliSoiilh'ii4i
Offered.
lloxtnii Stoclt Quotation ! *
BOSTON. April lO.-Call loans , 31TI per
cent ; time loans , SlViH'/a per cent. CIOfng ;
prices for stocks , bonds nnd mlnlnc
shares :
A. T. & S. F 20 % Win. C-entral IU
do. JiHl fl > rMi. 'Mnplione . . N'I '
do. 4s 100 llosron UUctrlc . . . PI
Amcr. Kutfar l"7i ! OI < 1 I > omlnlon K >
do i > fd llh Oen. IJIoc.
Hell Telephone . . . .3S3 Alloucz Mlnlnp Co. ll'
llotiton . "i " Alb.my..l"i" Atlantta as'4 '
Ik ton & Maine..175H Huston & Mont..3GO
_ . 1J. , < t Q U0 > .llutte , t nnston. . . . 9)
ntcTiliiiri ? ills Calumet .t Hcela.Sl'.1
Gen. lilectrlc 1344'Centennial ' 42
Federal Ptecl COU'ranklln M'.i '
Mexican Central . . llVi Qulncy 1K5
Old Colony 203 Pnmnraclc
Rubber 4vii Wol\erino 404
Union Pai-lllc 4fi'i I'arrow 54
West Knrt M Wlnona 17
do pfd 113 B.1. 131cc. Ill 193
Westlnch , Electric. 4S Iliiinl.ohH 2''j '
do pfd ( U Unkn Ijiml 7
I.oiulon Slock Quotation ! ,
LONDON , April 10. p. m. Closing :
Oonso T" money . l0'i ! N' . " Y. < > n'tral ' . H.1 %
Onnnols , aict..llO | 1J-1C 1'pniuylvanla . fi.1-
Cnn. 1'nclllo . fb * * Heading . . . . . . 12
Brie . H'ti f. I' , pfd . Slid
< lo 1st pfd . . WB Atolilson . ai ,
111. rentr.il . 117'i Louis. & N'osh . C U
> N"o. I'iif. pfd . tO'n Uiuntl Trunk . kit
St. Paul common ! . . ICO ) , | _
UAH SILVER Steady at 27 % .
AtONKY 2 per cent.
Tlie rate of discount 'In ' the open market
'for ' short nnd three-months' bills , 2Vi per
cent.
XIMV York IliitiiK ( luntntlona.
NEW YOnK , April 10. The folowing
are the closing prices for mining sliares :
Chcllar SO Ontario GiX >
frown Point M Ojililr 100
Con. Cul. & Va..l73 Plymouth 1C
Ueadwood . . . . . . ; . . . 5 Quicksilver 00
QouM & Currlo' . ' : . . 35 d pfd 7JO
Halo & Nororos . . 25 Slpirn. Nevada 100
llonicstake 5.VH ) Standard 2 * i
Iron Silver . . . . . . . . GO Union dim 47
Mexican "iS Vcllow .Inckct SO
iNEW ORLEANS. April lO.-Clearlnss ,
$ SSG,9SO. New York exchange , bank , fl pre
mium ; commercial , $1 discount.
CHICAGO. April 10.-ClearliiKS , $21,379,154 ;
balances , $2.i07,5M. : New York exchanKe , Me
discount. Sterl'iuiT cxchniiKC , posted , $4.84'
ff-l.Ki ; actual , fl.SSViffl.Sj ; sixty days , $4.83
Q4.S5.
WASHINGTON' , April 10. Today's Btnte-
nient of tlie condition of the treasury
shon-v ; Available casli balance , $2S2,574519 ; ;
Bold reserve , { 240,030,027.
CHICAGO , April 10. Stocks active , and
IrreRUlar. Alley L , 7S ; Diamond Match , 13S ;
Hlscult common , SO1 ; Hlscuit preferreti ,
1011 ; North Chicago , 12S94 ; South ChlcaBO ,
101. Stra'vboard , 2S.
ST. LOUIS , April 10.-ClcarlilR3 , $6.222.441 ;
balances , $7SI,4SC. Jloncy , 4Q7 per cent.
Now York exchange , lOc discount bid , par
asked.
CINCINNATI , April 10. Money , at Sfffl
per cent. New York exchange , -'oc discount.
Clearings. $ : ! ,3SO.I50. !
PHILAOI-ZLPHIA. April 10. Rank clear-
IUKH. $11.nCn.5ll ; balances , $ ' . ' ,017,191.
UALTlMOim April lO.-Hank clearings ,
$13,249,391 ; balances. $74C.GV .
NKW YORK , April 10.-cearnss. : ! $134-
871,41(5 ( ; balance- , $9.710.2fiS.
BOSTON. April 10. Clearings , $13,931,537 ;
balances , $2,131,900.
CONDITION OF WINTER WHEAT
April t AVITIIKO of Crop" WON 77.O
Per Cent. AKIIIIM | ( n Teii-Vcur
Avei-iiKe or SI , I.
WASHINGTON. April lO.-Tho April re
port of the Htatlstlelan of Department of
ABrlt-ulture will .show the averagu condition
f winter wheat on April 1 to Imvo been
77.9 per cent , against Sii.7 on April 1 , 1S9S ,
SI. ) on April 1. 1 97 , and n ten-year average.
of KI.4. The averages for the principal win-
tor wheat staterre as follows ;
Pennsylvania , S9 per cent ; Texas , 71 ; Ten
nessee. 71 ; Ohio. 80 ; Mlrhlgan , 73 ; Indiana ,
72 ; Illinois , 74 ; [ Missouri , 73 ; Kansas , TO ; C.ill-
fornlu , 93. Of Ilia thirty states producing
winter wheat twenty-six , containing over 70
per cent of the total winter wheat acreage ,
report n condition below their respective
year averages ,
The average condition of winter rye Is
SI.9 per cent , against 92.1 on April 1 , 1SOT ,
SS.9 on April 1 , 1&97 , und a fen-year average
of ffl.
The percentage of mortality among farm
animals' , mvlno exempted , has boon hUher
than for many years past. Of herpes 2.3
per cent flre. reported as having died from
disease , against 2 per cent Ihe
year arid -tsn-yenr average of l.S p r cent.
Of cattle a mortality of 2.2 per cent from
winter exposure nnd of 2.H per cent from
disease is reported , against 1.3 p = r cent from
exposure and G per cent from illaouso the
preceding winter and 1.6 per cent from ex
posure and 1.0 p r cent also from disease us
the ten-year average. Of sheep the deaths
from exposure amounted to .l.S per cent and
those from < Ils ase to 2.14 per cent , ngiiust
2.7per - cent /rom exposure and 2.G per cent
from disease the preceding winter nnd 2.5
per cent and 2.3 per cent , the- respective * nn-
ycar averages. The los-os of swine IIJU'P.
gate S.2 per cent , against 9.3 per cent Uixt
ye.ir. 14.4 psr cent in 1S97 and a tcn.yoar
average < rt 8.4 per cent.
\IMV YorU IJry IJooilH MnrUet.
NIIW YORK , April 10.-There has been
moro buslneKS doing toitay In the cotton
coeds division of the market. Sloro trade
h.is not Increased , hut mall orders have
been more numerous , run demand for
brown and blcaehtd Is more general , and as
a rule at firm prices. No leading line * show
any signs of giving way. Course colored
cottons arc < iulet , but prices steady. Prints
In moderate request , but prices well upheld.
Glnirhams still tu-arce and llrm. Dark
printed flannel effects and fancy woven pat
terned drrtM goods steady , se'lers for fall.
Woolen and worsted ilrcvs goods lira ult > o
In steady demand.
Siir.iir .llurUft ,
NEW YORK. April -SUGAR-Raw ,
Htrong ; fair rellnlng , 4B-lGc ; centrifugal. 90
tent , 49lGimolasfccs ; sugar , 35-lGc. Re-
Ilncd. strong.
NEW ORLEANS , April 10.-SUGAR
Quiet ; open kettle. 3i04c ; open kettle , cen
trifugal , 3 9-lMi4 . ( - ; centrifugal , white ,
43-lCc ; yellow , l > { T-tic ; toconds. 2iiQ43-lGc.
Molabtt3. ; quiet ; centrifugal , GfilCc.
LONDON , April lO.-SUGAR-Heet. April ,
Is 7d.
Oil
OIL C1TV , April 10.-Crodt ! bolancos , $1.11 ;
certlllcatns , no bids or HUk'H ; Hhlpinents , 11S.-
761 bbls. ; uveragu uhlpmunt 76,560 bbls. ;
runu , 97.S15 bbl * . ; average runs , 71,033
bbla.
'OMAHA ' ' LIVESTOCK MARKET
Heavy Bun of Oattlo nnd Hogs for n
Monday.
SITUATION UNFAVORABLE FOR SELLERS
lleef Steer * SHI n DliHp I.inver. AVIillc
HHK * Itolil Their Otvn anil
Totieh ( he IIlull I'olnl
of ( lie Month ,
SOUTH OMAHA. April 10.
Cattle. HOKS. Sheep.
. . . . . . . . ,
.i-.i.ii today 1,677 2,53.1 7.3T9
Olio Week ago 7SS 2.U1) ) S.140
I wo weeks ago l.or. 2.051 4 , ! > 50
, Three weeks ago 1,831 1,739 7,990
AveraKu price paid t.r imgo tor the mat
several days with coinpa.-lsona :
,
I
|
:
]
proportions- there wnx no material change I
In the market. Prices are high enough to
pleasny seller. Feeders were also In light
supply today and there was no quotable
change In values. Representative sales :
BEBK STEERS
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1. . 770 $4 00 3..1103 $4 40 G..12.T3 $4 55
4..1160 4 10 20..1W7 140 17..11SS 4 55
! . . 920 4 20 7..1240 4 50 14..1175 4 GO
3..102G 25 23..1145 I 50 23..127S 4 GO
3. . SM 4 25 10..1SCO 1 BO' 11. . 11611 I ( Vi
19..10R ! ) 4 30 17..11SII 4 5(1 ( 15..13XS I G5
4 35 1S..12S2 I 5' ' ) S3..133S 4 (13 (
7..1101 4 3T 20..1110 4 50 4..1137 4 70
5..100J 4 35 25..133S I 50 S..11SO I 70
22..10ffl 4 r. 42..1060 I nO IS..1300 4 70
5. . 10K 4 35 3ti..l 00 I 55 1..13GO 4 75
20..1128 4 40 1..1IGO i sr , 21..14G1 4 73
STI3BRS-TKXAS.
13. . 920 4 2i 03. . 925 4 2a 41..1017 i 40
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
IS..1200 4 la
COWS.
1. . 7SO 22o I..1030 350 1..1220 3 SO
i. . srto 2 2.1 1..1030 3 M 1..1030 3 S5
1. . S70 2 50 1..1120 3 5U 1..1100 3 S5
1..I020 2n 1..1L30 350 1..14GO 385
1. . 710 2 i5 3..113ii 3 m 12..1130 3 S5
1..1120 2 75 10..100 : ) 3 C , 2..1315 3 1.0
.1100 275 1..1100 3 ( Ti 5. .1251 3 ! fi
. 9SO 275 2..UK 370 (5..11C3 ( . ' ! 9."i
.lino 275 9..12IH 375 1..1440 3 W
2 'M 1..1310 3 75 1G..114G 4 00
iioso 3 05 12. . 928 3 75 6. . 93G 4 00
.1150 3 10 1..1330 3 SO 2. . S15 4 10
. 920
AND HEIFERS.
H..979
HKIKERS.
1. GW 3 2J 4. . 770 I 15 2. . S10 25
9M ) 4 01) ) 12. . 9S3 4 IS
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
' _ ' S3 BOO 3 40 G20 3 SO
. (50 3 00 010 3 SO I. . S2t ! 3 00
. 070 3 00 . 910 3 50 1. . 970 3 90
. 7SO 3 IN ) . 35i ; 3 SO 1. . 7fc2 3 90
.1020 3 10 .1070 3 m 1. . 350 I 00
.10110 3 10 .1030 3 G' ' ) 1. . GOO 4 00
.113' ' ) 3 25 . 945 3 f.- | 1. . 310 4 2fi
. ISO 3 10 . G7S 1. . 740 1 25
. 820 3 40 . S10 3 83
HULLS.
.1530 2 55 .1S20 3 20 1..K.IO 3 2ii
.1350 2 9' ' ) 1..1I21) 3 23 2..1375 3 33
1..I540 .1 00 1..1520 3 25 1..11IO 3 50
1..1530 3 15 1..1620 3 23 1..1350 3 50
CALVKS.
3. . 410 ] . . 170 G 73 1. . 220 7 00
S. . 143 00 1. . 120 75
STAGS.
2..1295 3 75 1..1530 3 SO 10..10QO 3 91)
KCOS1OCKERS AND FEEDERS.
2. . KCO 3 00 SGO 4 10 G25 4 15
3 W fifld 4 15 2I..107G 1 15
SHI 310 4 25 22. . 820 4 GO
MO i.i S05 I 23 25. . ! ICO I V ,
3 75 880 I 85 II. . . 4S3 1 SO
575 3 75 3. 7S3 1 10 37. . 578 4 83
913 4 00
HOGS Values were n little stronger this
morning , the hogH selling very largely at
$ J.U7i , while on Saturday the long string
went nt $ ' ! .CoJj3.ii7I/i ; . wllh morn sales at ? 3.i <
than any other price. As usual on the first
day of the week , the offering * were very
light nnd there were not enough to hardly
go the rounds of nil the buyers. Prnctlcally
everything wn told and weighed up at an
early hour.
Th lingo sold today nt the highest av
erage price since February 2S. when 'the
averagu of all the cales was * 3.G8i.i. The '
high point of tlm year wns February 10 , J
when $3.7Hs was the average prlct- , The arrival -
rival of warmer weather Is caiiHlng operators
orators on the market to speculate some
what as to the receipts of the near future
and the general opinion sot-ms to Incline to
tbi > bt-llef that as soon as the front Is out
of the ground , po that the farmers can rum-
niencn plowing , they will glvo their entire
attention to farm work , and that the ro-
relpU for n while will bo light. Representa
tive. sules :
Sh. Pr. No.
. . . $3 C2'i ' 78
40 3 7fi
120 3 C2'i 61
3 fiS fc2
04
CG
ttl , . . .
$
SHEEP The present week uturts out with
u miilt ! > r run than last week , but the re
ceipts today were larger than two weeks
ago. Of the sheep reported In , four loads
wire direct to a pucker , HO thai only twi-nty-
t'our loads w.rt ; m tually on Kile , urid not
ull of Hit-in were killers.
The demand on the part of local puckers
was good for both cheep and Iambs and thr
market upem-d early and active , practically
everything that would do for the puckers
changing hands In a short time. The price *
paid wertj just tihoiu steady all around.
Borne Colorado fed lambs a little on the
western order brought < 5.50. Mexican yc-ur-
cold at )5.23 , the Uvime as was paid
for Homo of the same Irrt last w * k A bunch
of wi s i rn lamb * noli ! nt $8 10 today , as
against * ! > .2J for the f me kind II\RI w-ck.
but posMbly thty were n little better to.lny.
Home < HppfJ Inmbs sold Rt J4.75 , the Mime
us wn paid for ? ome of the same lot on
Friday of lust week ,
Quotation * are : Good to choice fed west
ern wethers , JI.9MT4.SS ; fnlr to good , J.4Mf (
Jl.fi ; Mexli-nn yenrlliiRA } 5.1."di52i ; uiio.ce
II.Kht weight we ! cl-n yearliliRs , J4 OHI W ;
good henvy weight woptern yearllnir * , $ ( .7t fi
490 ; good to choice western ewes. | l.33tf4.50 ;
fair to good western eweJ.1 ! K-u 1.23 ; p.iod to
cholro native lambu , JS.ViJJ3.40 ; ! ; good to
choice western lambs. Jfi.4W5.5n ; Fen Col-
llns Mexican lambs , good to choice. $5. vf ? >
r , . 0 : fair to gnod Forl Collltiiu Mexican
Inmbs , $5251(5.33 ( ; feeder nheep , JI.25tTI.GOj
feeder lambs , JI.GOp3.25.
Nn. Av. Pr.
l clipped bucks and ewes . M $3 50
1 clipped buck . 100 3 SO
134 goals . IIS 390
171 .Mexican ew 'f . M 4 30
7 Mexican ewe" . IH 4 30
13 Mexican ewes . PS 430
17S Mexican ewes . S3 430
f > 5 ! > western sheep , shorn . IPS 4 40
EG western wether * , shorn . 102I 50
T ) lambs and yearlings , shorn. . ! )1 ) 4 ( i >
220 western Wethers . 1WI (13 (
| 20ft woitrrti wptlK-r.i . 107 1(15 (
I 3H ; wc ti rn Inmbs. shonl . CS 4 ft" )
41rt weMi-rn wethers . 10S 4 70
4n wf-ftorn lambs , shorn . 7flI 75
(41 ( Mevtran yearlings . 7fi R 25
3li Mexican yearlings . 7fi 525
29ii Mexican yearlings . 71 n 2."i
I 165 Mexlc.in yearlings . 79 525
Gin Mexican lambs . fi.1 530
273 Colorado western Iambs . S2 fi f.0
G7 buck lambs . t2 ! 100
SS mixed lambs , feeders . K125 !
rmr.Uio i.ivu STOCIC
fit li > AVfitli. HIIKN In Active noniiiiiil
anil Sh.-cii lllulK-r.
CHICAOO , April 10. Owing to the large
supply of cattle received 'today ' buyer" were
Independent nnd slow 111 buying. AH a re
sult prices were weak nil along the- line
and there was a decline of 10ffl5c. Fancy
cattle , J3.GOfi3.75 ; choice steers , J3.25ii5.55 ;
medium steers , f4.fiTrfjl.Ni ; beef steers , J3.90
fiM.t'O ' ; Miockers and feeders , $3.SO { ? 1.9 , ) ; bulls ,
J2.GOp4.10 ; cows and heifers. $3.40Jf4.25 ;
cnlvop. } 3.75'iJG.75 ' ; western fed steers , $ I.2 < W
C..M1 : Texas steers , JI.TOIi3.10 ; cnlvcs , J3.751f
C.75.
C.75.There
There was an active local demand for
hogs , eastern packers buying freely , and
prices ruled stronger to 2l.sc hlg 'vr. Fair
to choice , $ .l.S2 > < .fj3. ! < Xi ; heavy packing lots.
J3.fiOfi3.SO ; mixed. J3.fMfl3.S5 ; butchers. J3.C.5
jl.92',4 : ; lights , * 3.fi5fi3.S7ii ; Pigs , J3.30ij3.70.
The demand for -beep was decidedly bet
ter and tills cmiblrd Ho'ler.J to take a moro
Independent stand. Sheep ruled lOc higher
and lambs advanced 15c or niort * . with a
quick demand. ( Jood Iambi sold at $5.C 5ir
5.90 , while poorer grades brought JI.7 ( ii5.CO ;
sheep sold at J..M ! > 5f 1.00 ; yearlings , JI.75W1
5.20.
Receipts : Cattle. 21,000 head ; hogs , 29,000
head ; sheep , 14.WO head.
KIIIINIIN City l.lvc SI.M-K- .
KANSAS CITY , April 10.-CATTLE-Re-
celpts. 2.970 head natives. 1.140 head Toxniu ) .
Liberal sujvily of mostly common grade" ,
plow to lOc lower , while the more desirable
lots were fairly active ; heavy native fleers
steady ; medium stcrrs , Jl.50li5.10 ; light
weight steere. f4.15fi4.lH ; stacker.-- and feed
ers , J3.Wjin.25 : butrlier cows and heifers ,
J3.10fi4.23 ; en nners , $2.25fi3.10 ; western steers ,
J.GOf(4.lii't : ! ; oxen , $3.riO'i3.Sl. (
HOGS Rpc > ljit . 0,0 0 head. The demand
for packing grades was brisk and sales
were merely at stronger prices , few of the
most deslnible buncbe. * selling 5 < - higher.
Pics slow to n shade lower ; heavy , W.70J ?
3.S2'4 ' ; mixed. $3.6093.75 ; light , J3.37Hli3.n3 ;
pigs , J3.2iffr3.50.
SH'HE-P Receipts , 5,010 head. Moderate
supp'.y of good quality ; trade was active ,
the most desirable offerings being a shade
higher , while plainer Hocks were steady.
Fed lambs , $ .i.25fj5.50 ; yenrllngs , J4.9-VfT3.10 - ;
wethers , $4.25 < ( N.75 ; ewes. J1.00f(4.GO : stock-
era nnd feeders , $3.2GU4.30 ; culls , J2.0W3.23.
St. l.onlN I.lvt * Sloi-lc.
ST. LOUIB , April 10. CATTLE-RecelptP ,
3,70i ) head. Including 2,400 Texans : market
generally lOc lower ; fnlr to good natlv
whipping and export steer ? , J4.GOif(5.35 ( , with
$5.70 for fancy grades : dr-ssed bref and
butcher . -tecrs. J4.00 (3.25 ( ; steerH , under 1.000
pounds , J3.3Vf74.50 ( ; .stackers and fer-di'rs.
SV-'Ti'TJo.lO ' ; cows and heifers. J3.22ff4.G3 , with
fancy heifers at J5.25. but scarce ; bulH.
? 2.7WiI.OO ; camiirs. $ l.COp2.SG ; Texas nml In
dian steers , J3.25fT5. 15 ; cows and heifers ,
HOGS Reclpts. 8,200 head : market steady
1o strong ; pig. " and lights , $3.fiOJ73.SO ; puck
ers. * 3.rJV3.SO ; butchers. J3.SVff3.n3. (
SHEEP Receipts. 1.700 ; market strong ;
native mutton. " , J4.2offl.75 ; lambs , J3.50ff3.75 ;
spring lambs , J3.50Jf7.00 ; clipped Texas
sheep , J4.75.
A'nrlf Ilve SliKk.
NEW YORK lO.-'TJEEVES-Re-
, April - ' - -
ce'ipts ' , 3.31G head : dull but prices steady ;
steers , S4.30fT5.GO ; fat oxn nnd stags , Jl.SOfi
5.00 ; bill-Is. - J3.25fM.25 ; cows , $2.00 T3.0i ) : choice
fat C-OWP. $ l.00fi I. CO. Cables -low ; live cat
tle , lU' ffri2c ; live sheep , 12'.4fN13Uc ; lambs ,
14 < - ; refrigerator beef. 9jc.
CALVES Recolpts , 5,112 head ; demand
fair and prices lower ; common to choice
veals , JI.OOfiG.So ; tops , JG.OOf | i.25.
SHERP AND LAM1JS Rcrelpts , 8,222
head ; active and higher ; wonted sheep , J4.00
( f5.r > 0 ; clliiped sh'pp , J.1.50fl.50 ( ; unshorn
lam.bs. J3.5iKTili.50 : clipped lambs. J1.75fi5.75 ;
clipped culls , $4.00 ; spring lamb. . * , JI.OnfiTu.23.
HOGS-'Recelpts , 12.0J7 'head ' ; fl.OOJJI.M for
common to choice hogs.
S ( . .liisrnli I.lvc SI K-li.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , April 10. ( Spnelnl. )
CATTLE Recelptg 1,100 head : market ac
tive and weak to lOc lower ; quality fair : na-
tlveH. J4.nOf7B.ft3 : Toxuns nnd we-'terns , J4.00
< ff4.73 ; cows and helfersi J2.23fl4.20 ; stackers
and feeders , JS.Ga'fi ' 1.73 ; yearlings and calves ,
JI.401J5.10.
1IOUS Receipts , 2.000 hcnd : market active
and strong to a shade higher , selling at
J3.G5fi3.R3 ; bulk , J3.G7 > < . ! ? i3.:0. ( :
SHEEP Receipts. 500 head ; market
steady ; Iambs. J5.2.W5.75 ; yearlings. $1.60 ®
5.00 ; wethers , J4.IOfTI.90 ; ewes. JI.OiVR4.BO.
rini-lnimll llv < - Sloi-l.- .
CINCINNATI. April 10. HOOS Active
and flrong at J3.30ff3.95.
CATTLK-Strong nt J2.75tf5.00.
SHEEP Steady at $2.75fJ600.
LAM US Steady at ft.25fjG.00.
Slock In Slulil.
Following nrp tlie receipts at the four
principal western markets for April 10 :
Cattle. lio.Ts. Sheen.
Omaha . I.G77 2,033 7,379
Chicago . 21.000 29f > 14.03. . )
Kansas City . 6,110 < ! , ( ISO 5,010
St. Louis . 3,700 S.200 1,700
Totals . 31.6S7 13,813 2.OS9
CnlVc-i
NEW YORK , April lO.-COFFEE-Op-
tloim opened cteady , with September fi (
polntH lilgher 'anil other pojdthns 1111-
chungfil ; ruled active , with narrow vnrl.'i.
lions and barely steiidy undertone. Outside
speculative Intere.sl offerltiH1 no encourage
ment and local hesitating on nc-rount of
large supplies and walt'ng for crop n'WH.
Closed quiet and unt-li.ingcd to 5 points
higher. Sale * . fl.OTO liags , Including May.
f".0Vii5.05 ( ; December , $5.70. Sp < 't coif1 , Rio
steadier ; No. 7 Invoice , G'4 ' < - ; No. 7 Jobbing ,
G-4 < - . Mild , llrm ; Cordova , S13c. .
RIO JANEIRO. April 10. - COFFKI-3
Weekly report : Steady : exchange standard ,
71-32 < 1 ; rncelptH during tlie week , 12.000 bigs ;
shipments to the I'nlted States , IIW bags ;
stock. i 253,000 bags.
SANTOS. April 10.-COFFEE-Wecky ! re
port : Fdrm ; good average Bantos , 7.700 re ! :
rerelptH during week , fiO.OOO bags : shlpinf-nts
to United States , 21.0W ) hags ; stock , 152,000
bags.
Cnlirornln Dried I'riillx.
NEW YORK. April 10-C'ALIFORNIA
DRIED rRUI're-Qulet. Evaporated ap
ples , common. 7f < Sc ; prime wire trav. 8f ( )
8p ; r'holce ' , 903'/ ; fancy. 8f10c. Prunen , , ,
4V,4ii ! ) e. Apricot-1 , Royal , 135illc- ; Moor
Park , l3"4 " J17c. Petichcs , unpei-led , 9ftlie ;
peole < l , 25Q2Sc.
' . .Voolllnrl.il. .
ST. IX1UIS. April 10. - WOOL - fihiilpc
bright medium and coarser grades In fair
demand and steady. Hut little llf * or
Htrength to the general miirkft. Medulrn.
IS'TjlS'/.c ' ; llglit line 12fil5c ; heavy line , Off
IScj tiili washed , 17ft'-5c.
NEW YORK. Aorll 10. Cotton futures
opened barely steady : April. J5.78 : May , $3.83 :
June , $588 ; July. $ V93 ; August. J5.94 ; Seplem-
ber. J590 ; O < loner. JS.'j.t ; N < A-fmber. f3.92 :
Dwi-mbcr. $5.iW : January , } G.OO ; February ,
$0.01 ; Mart-h. $ < ! . .
l > > tiaiiilli-'M I'"nlln-rly Cure ,
CHEYENNE , Wyo. . April 10. ( Special. )
The efforts made by the Cheyenne & (
Northern railroad ofllcerg and the county
commUsIoncrs of Laramlo county to save
the bridges on the North Platte river at
Grin Junction and Hartvlllo from being
destroyed by Ice gorges have proved suc
cessful. At both places dynamite wan used
to break up the k-u and open the river.
The lee , which was nearly two feet In
thickness , was broken nnd the waters ,
which were rising rapidly to the bridge
stringers , were lowered so that for the pres
ent the bridges arc aafo. The bridge at
Hartvlllo will be upcured by guy ropes and
the embankmenta strengthened. Constant
care will he exercised during tlie uprliie to
fitmrd aRalnut the loss of the North Finite
bridges during high water.
TRIAL OF BAKER MURDERERS i
. A
Crlpplrtl Survivor * of Uie Torrllilo
AITnIr Aiif > nr I" Courl TITO ot
' Kvlileiu'c.
Molt Turn Slate' *
CHAULi:3TON : , S. C' . , April 10. The trlftl
of the thirteen citizens ot Lake City for M
having lynched Postmaster Unkcr begnu * >
hero today before Judge llrnwley. There
are 150 witnesses to be examined , but the
end of the trial will probably bo reached
In two weeks.
Two of the men against whom Indictments
Imvo been returned have turned state's
evidence. They are Joseph P. Newman nnil
Unrly I * . Lee. The men told ot how the
mob assembled and of how the plan ot
murder wns mapped out. They told of tha
midnight search mndo In the town for oil ;
how the mob moved stealthily to llakor's
humble- home ; of how the oil was poured
on the building and then of the llames.
Then the witnesses told of the wild crlea
which came from the house when the hapless
Inmates awoke , halt suffocated , to lleo and
then bo shot down. linker's crippled family
Imvo come here for the trial. The mother ot
the children was badly wounded when the
house was burned and attacked by the mob.
She was holding the bnby In tier arms when
sin ? started to the door. A chunk of lend
fired from the mob passed through her arm ,
broke the hone and then burled Itself In the
head ot the baby. The children , who were
driven out by tlie Humes , moved , only to bo
met by a more deadly rnln of lead. The
night wns bitterly cold. The wounded , bleed
ing , freezing children crawled far Into the
woods , where they remained during the
night. They were almost dead when
rescued after daylight. These children will
show their wounds to the court.
Subsidy for NIMV Honil.
UAWLtNS.Vyo. . , April 10. ( Special. )
The projectors of the proposed line of rail
way from Port Steele to Saratoga In this
county have asked the residents of this part
of the state Interested In having the road
built for a subsidy ot $100,000 In cash or
property and state that If thin subsidy Is
raised the necessary funds will he forthcom-
Ins to build the road during the present yonr.
Subscriptions have been promised to a suf-
Ilclent amount by those Interested In Sara
toga property to make II evident that the
subsidy naked for can readily bo raised.
The company offering to build the line Is
composed of Iloston capitalists who agree
to build the line within ninety days after
April 1 and complete II by December 31 ,
1S99 , If the bonus Is raised.
Cattle nml Sheep w .
CHEYENNE , Wyo. , April 10. ( Special. )
Howard Franklin of South Dakota lias
closed a deal with the Continental Cattle
company of Texas for the purchase of 0-
000 head of two year old steers , the cattio
to be delivered through Denver In May./
Tlie deal amounts to | 123,000. The cattio
will probably go to the South Dakota
ranges over the Cheyenne & Northern lino.
J. M. Wilson , manager of the Plntto
Valley Sheep company , owning over 100,000
head of sheep In the North I'latto valley ,
reports that a tally made of their Mocks
In Converse county shows the winter losses
less than 2 per cent.
IveeiiM Itniiie of AN.onllimt to Himself.
NEW YORK. April 10. Arleo Qulnto , 22
years old , a laborer , was stabbed in the
abdomen , his Intestines being pierced by the
blade of n stllelto , In Mulberry Bend park
early today. Although the wound Is ll.coly
to prove fatal , Qunlto will make no state
ment to the police that will aid In the
arrest of his assailant.
IIAXIv STATF.n
NO. 1033.
REPORT OF Tini . . \DITION
of the
OMAHA .V.il . AI. HAMv.
nt Omaha , In the Mate of Nebrmiku , at tha
clof--o ot business , AprH a , 1 ! > JJ.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discount' . . $3,217.780.51
Overdrafts. secured
and unsecured 20,121.37
V. S. Honds to secure
circulation 500,000.00
U. S. Himds to secure
U. S. Deposits 40J.OOO 00
U , S. Honds on hand 800.00
Premiums ) on U. S.
13,730.20
Stocks , s-et-tiritles , etc- . 14U.7IS-7J
Hanking house , furnl-
tuiV ! and fixtures 200,000.00
Other real eslato and
mortgages owned . . C5.078.5l
Duo from Niulon.il
Hank- " ( not leserve
agents ) ? 3I7.01G.GO
Due from Slate Hanks
and Hankers 19'J,3fK.21 ' )
Due from approved
nKcrvtagents 5ni.r3.3j-1,017,010.14
Checks iind oilier cash
Items 15,12ii.
Kxc lunges for clearIng -
Ing house 55,915.1t
Notes of other Na
tional lliinkn 157,319.00
Fractional paper , cur-
rency , nli-kcls and
cents ' 8,130.33
Lawful money 'lio-
er\lo In Bank vi/ :
Spccln $500,370.10
Legal trnd-
der miles. . 202,2.1.00 : ; OD3,115.B5
Ri'dcmptlnn fund with
IT. S. Treasurer (3 (
per mm circula
tion ) 22,3no.OO
Revenue stamps 2,850.00
Due. from U. S. treas
urer , other than 5
per cent redemption
fund 2,8SS.OO
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital slock paid In. $ l,000OftO.M
Surplus fund GO,000.M (
Undivided profits , less
expenses and luxes
paid C2.SII.77
National Bank note *
outstanding 310,000.00
Due to other national
Hanks $1,607,330.00
Due to Htatn BankH
and HankerH 1,481,105.39
Individual deports
Mlbject to check . . 1,282,025.55
Demand certificates of
diipomt . ; 71,91
Time curtlllcatcM of
dcpo- ; ! ' . 287,282.52
Certlllfd checks . 1,92111
Cashier's checks out
standing . 124,065.91
Unlli-il Stales
de-
PosllH . 123,411.10
DcpositH of IT , S. dis
bursing officers . 237.521.3S5,165,253.90
Total . , . $0 C3.1 49S ' 07
i. . , ssi
, , , u"llflc'1 , ' " ' ' " 'er ' of the. . ubovo
named i bank do
, solemnly swear that
to i"
WILLIAM WALLACE ,
'
O .
( Heal. ) JAMES W. HAMILTON ,
Notliry l' " " " ° -
Correct-AttcBt :
J. H. MILLARD ,
A. J SIMPSON ,
N. W. WELLS.
Directors.
3
JAMES E- BOYD & CO , ,
Telephone 10 . Oiniilia , Neb
COMMISSION ,
JKAIN , 1'KOVISJONS anil S
IIOAKU 01' TIJADIJ.
Direct wlrrn tu Oileugo ri(4 ( New York.
Correspondent ! ! Juhn A. VV rrVr. A cL
FONC IBM
RRPEHMEYa CO.
ROOM4 Hr LIFE DLOG. BRANCH 1033 tVtt
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