Nebraska Newspapers

    in THE CnrATTA DATLV WKnVHSDAY. AVIIIL 12 , 1800.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANC1AI
Wheat Market is Weak and Strong by lite
and StarU.
MAY CLOSES WITH A GAIN OF ONf-EIGHTH
jb
Much l.liiiililntlfinVpnUini Provl-
l'irl < l.iifiltiK 1'MMroii < Vnt ,
Iiiiril Si-ti'ii ntiil n Unit nntt
Illlm | , 'Ur.
CUit'AttO , April 11. The wheat market
today rtiUd weak nnrt strong by turns
within R ranRi ! of l4c on crop dnmtiKe
IIPWB , May llnnlly clo.MliiB with a Ruin of
" . Corn Is unchanged and oats He hlKhor.
J'orlt lost ICc , lard "V4c and rltw Sc ,
The Impulse among wheat speculators at
the stnrt wn Io sell on the government
cicip report , which wa regarded as bear-
lull. 'May opened Vn-Vlo lower at from 7mc
down to < 0"jc , and aw there WHS no great
amount of wheat wanted to begin with Ihe
jiriPG declined stoudlly to 70c. The dpcllne
was ticcentnated by n report from Kansas
City to the effect that the. Knnsiis crop
lind without doubt Improved wonderfully
In the last few days. The more 'he.gov-
eminent rppart was considered and atia.yzert
the moro the trade was InclliH-d to doubt
if It could rightfully be given a bearish
interpretation , and many of the oarlj seller. !
wanted back former holdings. Statistician
Snow. In his crop report , basml on mote
j.rent nilvli-os than the government re
ceived , reported severe net-lines within "
veek. reducing Indiana 10 points , Illinois
li. Missouri is and Kansas G. The hitler
report had much Inlluenc * with traders and
tunwd the general pit feeling from the
H-lllng to the buying side. May rose from
mound "fl'/'t1 IK 72le on the lAiylne It In-
tiled , substantiated as It was by numerous
lirivate report. * of deteriorating conditions.
I'hlcago received 118 ears , of which eight
were graded contract. Minneapolis and IJu-
luth got 195 carloads , compared with 1S1
it year ago. Atlantic port clearances of
wheat and flour were W.OuO Im. Hrad-
Htreet'H reported world's visible decreased
Klm-e last week 39IWO bu. , compared with
I.I7G.OW bu. luciease tlu- like week last
rear. In the end the market began to
L'lvo heed to the llttlu peeping note of Im-
vrovlng prospects In Kansas and to turn .
deaf ear to the perfect howl of distress
from olher quartern. Liquidation < < ot In on
n heavy scale and the market lost the advance -
vance about nH fast us It gained It , May
closlliB , with sutlers , at 71Uli71- .
The corn market kept In range with
xvIn-lit Receipts were light and promised
to remain so for some time to come , but
tile weather was seasonable and promising
fur the pushing of spring work on the
farms. There was n fair cu-sh demand.
"Iteeclpts , 2."i9 cars. May opened a shade
lowr-r at Sl'it llVtc , rose to 34 4o , then
dropped baek to 3l',4e ' , the closing price.
Clats were fairly uotlve. with trade of a
tfpnerul character. More favorable weather
i.ui M unu.'i. liH-ss In July delivery , while
th good demand for May from shlpi > er
hrld this delivery quite strong. Receipts.
J * cars. May bpgan a. shade hlghpr at
Sii' rseVic , advanced to 201.40 , then reacted
to 2im and closed nt 2CUc.
LUluldatlon weakened ( irovlslon.H. Cash
trade shoxved some little. Improvement , but
thu stocks of lard are accumulating fast
ami bulls In this product xvere discouraged
because the May and June run of hogrt IB
now near and 'May ' liquidation In order.
May pork 2' e lower at $ D.17V4 , touched
JU.Uo , i.ien sold oft to J9.02' , < . and closed at
J'.uv'i. ' The range In lard and ribs was
iiinall.
Kstlmatcd receipts for Wednesday : Wheat ,
71 rars ; corn , 120 cars ; oats , S3 cars ; hogs ,
& OuO head.
Loading futures ranged as follows' :
Articles. Opun. Hlch L w. Clone. YeHd'y.
Wheat.
May. . . 70W1M 70H 71U H
.Inly. . . 71 ! <
Torn.
May. . . 34' ' |
.Inly. . . 341in !
Sept. . . 3SH
Oats.
May. . . Jfi
July. . . 21H J6
Pork.
May. . . 0 17J. O'-'O 905
July . . 1130 i ) : r.'K 0 16 U17 oi-JH
'May. . . 20 620
July. . . 540 n 40 S as * 35 040
Sept. . . 5 45
Kills.
.May. . . 472K 4 I17H 472l
July. . . 4 KS 4 Ho 477M 4 HO 4S7H ,
bept. . . 1U7H 400 4 UO 4074
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FIXHTIl Steady ; winter patents ,
$3.50Jf3.CO ; straights , $3.20fi3.30 ; clears. $3.00
5(3.10 ( ; spring siv.clals , $4.10f/4.25 ; patents.
$3.211 3.60 ; straights , $2.90&3.10 ; bakoro , $2.20
4f2.40.
WHKAT No. 2 spring. GWTl'lttc ; No. 3
Hprlug. CTiTi'iOViji' ' ; No. 2 red , 71V4'S75c. '
CORN No. 2 , 3l'/ic ' ; No. 2 yellow , 3\Wt \
ula4c.
OATS No. 2 , 2C-1ifc27c ; No. 2 white , 30fl >
JcNo. . 3 while. 2'JU'ij30c. '
UY1-J No. 2 , f > 2'i < ri52'.ic.
HARI/UY No. 2 , 39i/l7c.
SKI3DS No 1 llaxseed. $1.19H ; northwest ,
} 1 22-14. Prime timothy seed , J2.30. Clover
need , contract grade , $5.S5.
PROVISlONS-Mes pork , per bill. . $9.00ff
0.1X3. ] . .ird , j > er 1 ( Ibs. , $5.2065.22 . Short
ribs sides ( loose ) , $4.15'(4.SO. ' { Dry salUil
shoulders ( boxed ) . $ I.374'S4.50. ! Short clear
sides ( boxed ) , $ I.SOfrO.OO. !
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshod goods , per
pal . $1.2 .
SUOARS Cut loaf , $5.83 ; granulated , $5.33.
The following are the receipts and ship
ment : for today :
Articles. Receipts. Shlp'ts.
J.'lour , bills 23,000 17.000
Wheat , bu 65,000 G,00 < )
Corn , bll 2fii,000 ! 191,000
Outs , 'bll ' 17,000 188,000
Jlye , bu 2M ( 1,00 , )
Hurley , bu 20,000 S.OOO
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wan quiet and easy ; creameries ,
ailil'J'/.c ' ; dairies. UMiWn'/Oc. ICggs , steady ;
fresh , 12V4c. Cheese , steady ; creams , Jl iff
JJ'-JC.
AVOHI.D'S AVAIIiAlll.H ( ill.MN SUPPLY.
( 'hiiiiKi'N In ( In * Stoi'kN \\'lienl. . Corn
mill OiilN ill ViirliniM PoiiitN ,
NUW YORK , April 11. All special and
telegraphic dispatches to llradstreet's In
dicate the following changes In the avail
able supplies of grain la t Saturday , nb
coinparrd with the preceding Saturday :
Wheat United StatcK and Canada , cast
of the RockluH , Increase , 60J.OOO bu. Liver
pool Corn Trade News reports afloat for
nnd In Kuroiiu , decreasu WO.ono bu. Total
bllpply , decrease , 391,000 bu.
C'orn I'tilled Slates and t'anadn , east
Df the Rockies , ilecrease , 1,420,000 Im.
OutH United States ami Canada , east of
the Rockies , Incronw , 331,000 bn.
Among the more Important Increases re
ported to Ilradstreet'H , not given In the of-
Ikual vl.tlble supply ulatcment , uru tlm.sn or
312.000 bu. at Ontario and Manitoba storage
iiolntK , lfi.1,000 bu. at tlalvcston and 111,000
tin. at New Orleans.
The principal < ! creases are those of 400-
000 at northweMtern Interior elevators and
aoti.OOO bu. \lllwnukee private elevators.
Tile OL'grenato stocks of wheat held at
3'orlland , ore. , and Tacoma and Seattle ,
Wash. , dfcreased S9,0 < W bu. last week.
MUV VOIIlZ < iiMtlAI : : , MAIIlvI'Vl' ' .
for Muliny < > ii Ci-neral
ClIIIIIIIOlllllfH.
NKW YORK , April ll.-FLOtTR-RCcelpts ,
tO.730 libU. ; exports , S.47I bbln. Market In-
'ictlve but fairly steady.
UARLKY MALT-Dui : .
WHKAT Receipts , 7,550 bu. ; exports , 24-
144 bu. Spot , cany ; No. 2 red , SSVfco ; No.
1 northern Dulutli , S'JH c ; No. 2 northern
Uuluth. 7bT c ; No. 1 hard , .Manitoba. M c.
UplloiiH opeii d weak on weather news and
phort Hclllnu ; later btuirs were forced to
cover owlnr to export rumors and a fresh
outbreak of bull crop news , fo that prices
retrained all their llr.st loox ; but a second
break occurred In thu hint few minutes
liu. Spot , easy ; No. 2 42 > 4'o I3c. Options
opened uasy with wheat , but rccovurfd on
u reduction of hort Interest and lU'lit of
ferings , only to break finally through un-
lo.itllni ; ; closed xvcak at uncliniiKi'd prlcen-
Blay. : wUfi3W c. closing at : )95 ) c ; July , aivt/ /
If ) * , , closing at 39 ? c.
OATS lltftlits | , 10ii.200 bu. ; exports , Iti.Sffi
Im. Spot , du.l and unchanged. Options
dull.
dull.HUPS
HUPS Dull ; s-lute. common Io choice ,
M crop. GftSo ; 1W7 crofi. lljjUc ; 1S9S crop ,
lifclic. Paclllo coast : 1WO crop , j7o ; HD7
crop , liy lie : U3S crop. l7WlSe.
llIDKS-Flrm ; aalveston. 16'.s(17e ( ; Texas
Cry. 12'.iJJ13e ' : California. S'ic.
\VOO1 < Qulpt ; ilonu-atlc fleece , 16 2lc ;
UVxar , 12Mllo.r
TALLOW Dull , 4'sc ; country , 1 404 0.
KICK Firm ; domestic , fair Io extra , 4iiJ ! (
Vc. Japan , CfiC',4c.
MOLASSES Firm ; New Orleans open
Jtottk' , good .to choice , 32T37c.
LARD W ak ; western steamed , $3,50 ;
lAnrll. JJ.f.- , ; rt.nn.-d. . dull.
HUTTKR Steady ; wcutern creamery , ICQ
21 , w. ( < ! fl torj ir.nr , , KlRlu , 21 .
imr.itinii .refltmry. IIHHV , state dalrj ,
VHi'BPK ; Kirm. large white nnd colored ,
ISolZ'ic ; nrrmll whll * nnd colored , IJ fllM * .
ROO8 Klrm ; tntp und Pennsylvania ,
- southern.
.
ALLOW-Kusler ; city. 4M9IV : country ,
.
OILS Pelro'eiim. dull. Ro ln , steady.
Turpenttnnrtner at UfII'c. '
MKTAlx ? PIK Iron warrant * dull and
nominal at $ lo.nO. Lakn copper unchanged
at J1S.OO. Tin low-r. with J24.S714 bid and
J2T.12'4 ' asked. Lead , dull and easy , with
$4.30 nltl and Jl.3. > asked Spelter quiet.
with $ C.50 bid nnd $ rt.W asked. The hrokerV
price for lead l $1.1" and copper $ IS.50.
, OMAHA fli : > KIIAI. MA II KUT.
Coiidlllnn of TriuU- unit lliintnt Ion- , oil
Mnpli- mill Pmipy Prudiipo.
KaOS-RrcelpIs light ; demand good ;
market Ho.
HfTTHH Common to fair , llft c : choice ,
141/lfic / ; fppnrntor , 20r ; gathered creamery ,
17D-1MJ
POULTRY ChlckPiis , live , 7'sflSe : drpssed ,
8'.41Pc ' ( ; old and stafesy rooster.1" , live , Ify6c ;
dressed. 5T(7c ( ; durks and gee. p , live , 7H5"f
Sc ; ilnssi'd. 9f10c ; tnrkej-s , live. 9fil ( > c ;
drfSFod , , lightweight , 12t4yi3c : heavyweight ,
ll'ulic.
PKfKoNS Live , per dozen. 75R30c.
VKAUS-CholcP , 9c.
OYrtTlCRS-Ilnlk Standard , per gal. , $1.10 ;
inmlltini ! * . per can , 15c ; Standard , pr can ,
20u ; Kxtra Splect , per can. 25c ; Now York
Counts , per can , "k't1. '
F1UOSH WATKR FISH-OatflMi. per lb. ,
llc ! ; buffalo , per 'b. , dressed. 7c ; white fish ,
9o ; lake trout. 9c ; .imall trout , green. He ;
yellow plku. Sc ; silver herring. Ic : perch ,
lOc ; bullli ailR. dressed , lOc ; black bass , very
scarce , 1501V.
SKA FISII-Flounders , Sc ; haddock , 9c ;
Columbia river salmon. 13c ; halibut. He ;
No. 1 smells , lOc ; b'ue fish. lOo : Spanish
mackerel , lOc : reil snapper , lOc : extra largo
mackerel , each , ! > 0o ; roe shad , each , 70c.
FRUITS.
STRAWHKRRIICS-Per erale , $3.X ( > S5.CO ;
Dints , $2.75.
APPLKS Hen Davis , ppr bbl. . $5.W ; Clcn-
Hon , $1.75 : New York Haldwlns. Greenings
and others , choice , per bbl. , $5.50 ; western
boxed. $2,00.
CRANIJERRI US-Bell and Bugle , $9.00.
VKOKTAULKS.
RADISH US-Per do23535c. .
TflMATOICS None In market.
SPINACH Per basket , $1.2501.35.
LHTTUCH Home grown , per dozen
buiichp4CHi50c. .
ASPARAGl'S-Callfornln , per lb. , H ISc.
ONIONS Home grown , per doz. bunches ,
according to size. 30f(35c. (
WATHRCRlCSS-IC-qt , cases , $1.60.
CAMHACJK-Crated. per lb. . 3'-c. ' (
CAUL1FLOWI5R Per crate , $2.50.
ONIONS Per bu. , WciQ 1.00.
BHANS Hand-picked , n.ivy , per bu. , $1.30
Ql. CO.
POTATOBS Cholcp Iowa , sacked , 70c ;
poorer stock , GOc ; Minnesota Burbanks , S5
ftSOp ; Colorado , $1.00 ; early Ohio seed po
tatoes. $1.00&1.10.
SWKBT POTATOES Per bbl. , Mod.
sweets. $3.CO ; seed sweets , $2.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS ,
LKMONS - California , fancy , J3.75ff1.00 ;
choice , $3.50 3.75 ; Mestlnn , fancy , $4.0i ) .
ORANGKS Navels , fancy , $3.75 ; choice ,
$3.50 ; seedlings , $2.5Wj2.i3. | !
BANANAS C'holce , crated , largo stock ,
rr bunch , $2.00ii2.23 ; medium sized bunches ,
$1.75'52.00. '
DATES Hnllowpe. CO to 70-lb. boxes , 6c ;
Salr , 6c ; Fard , 9-lb. boxes , 10c.
MISCBLLANKOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , 17c ; Brazils , per
lb. . 9/10o ; Er.gllBh walnuts , per lb. . fancy
wift shell. 12iT12Uc : : standards , lOc : nibert ,
per lb. , llo ; pecans , polished , SJflOc ; cocoanuts -
nuts , per 100 , $4.00 ; peanuts , raw , 5 } ti6c ;
roasted , f > ,2H'c.
CIDER For half bbl. , $3.
SAUERKRAUT P.-r half bbl. . $2.
HONKY Choice , white. 12 i13c.
MAPL12 SYRUP Five-gal , cans , each ,
$2.50 ; gal. cans , pure per aoz. , $12 ; hnlf-s-al.
ui" < * ii.25 ; ( mart cans. $3.50.
MAPLE SUGAR-Cholce , In boxes , 9jlOc. $
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES N.J. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. 2
green hides. Cc ; No. 1 salted lildes. S 4c ; No.
failed hides , 7lic ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 12
Ibs. , 10e ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW , G.RKASE. ETC. Taiiow , NO. i ,
SViiC : tallow , No. 2. 3c ; rough tallow. l',4c ;
white grease , 2Hs(83c ( ; yellow and brown
grease , HiSiC'ic.
FURS Mink , 10fi75c ; bear ( black or
brown ) , $5.00' 20.00 ; otter. $1.50JI8.00 ; beaver ,
$1.0W6.00 ; skunk , 16ig75c : muskr.it , SplOc ;
raccoon , ISfiGOc ; red fox , 25cfr$1.25 ; gray fox ,
25TjnOc : wolf ( timber ) , 25cji$2.50 ; wolf.
( prairie ) , coyote , l&jMOc ; wildcat. 10Jf25c ;
badger , 5-540 ; silver fox. $50.00tJ75.00.
SHEEP PELTS-Oreen salted , ? ach , 15iff
75c ; green saltetl shearings ( short woolPd
early sklna ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short
wooled eirly eJtlns ) , No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry
fliivt. Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
port * , ppr lb. , actual wflght , Iji5c ; dry flint ,
Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. . actual wolght , 35T4c ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb , , actual
weight , 4ii ( c ; dry flint. Colorado , murrain
wool pelts , per lb. , .ictual woltrht. 3 < 34c.
SI. I.oills Mnrki-t.
ST. LOTMS , April 11.-PLOUR Dull ; pat
ents. $3.C5Ji3.75 ; straights , $3.3003.40 ; clears ,
WUHAT Options firm and fractions
hotter ; spot higher but quiet ; No. 2 red
cash , elevator , 7Cc ; track , 77c ; April , 75'/c ;
May. 7Cc ; July , 70 > , < , { t70 ,4c bid ; No. 2 hard ,
70i(71c. ?
CORN Options llrmpr ; i-pot dull ; No. 2
ciiftu. M' c ; track. 35c ; April , 33'/-c ; May ,
32c asked ; July , 3H4c asked.
OATS Steady to easier for futures ; pete
o * y ; track , 2tJ < if(29c ; April. 28c ; May , 27'/4c
bid ; July. 25c ; No. 2 white , 30f4iJi31c. :
RYK- Lower at 50c.
SEEDS Flaxseed , lower at $1.13 ; prlmo
tlmwhy seed. $2.15.
CORNMEAIl.SOiTl.S5. .
I1RAN Scarce and stiff ; sacked , cast
track , C2Ic. !
HA > ' 'Stonily ; timothy , $9.W/12.00 ( ; prairie ,
$6.00i&8.50.
IHiTTER F1 Irm ; creamery , lSQ22c ; dairy ,
KOO'S-IUglier at lP,4c.
WHISKY-Steady at $1.26.
MI2TALS Lead , higher at $4.12g { > U7Vi ;
spelter , firm at } .20 bid.
PHOVlSIONS-Pork , loxver ; standard
moss , jobbing , J9.12',3. Lard , lower ; prime
team , Jj.00 ; choice. $5.07'tDry ' f > a'.t meats ,
boxed shoulderH. $ l.371 > ; extra shorts ,
$1.871ribs ; , $5.00 ; cborts , $ r.12'/4. Hacon ,
boxed shoulders , $ ! > .00 : extra shorts , $3.25 ;
ribs. $5.37l : shorts. $5.fi2li.
lll'X'KIPTS-Klour , DXJO ( bbls. ; xvhcat , C.OOO
bn. ; corn , 17.000 bn. ; oats , I3WIO bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 7,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
23,000 bu. ; corn , 25S.OOO bu. ; oats , 15,000 bu.
Illllllinorc .llnrlii'l.
nALTIMOIU- : , April 11. KLOUH-QuIet ;
receipts , 1S.G74 bbls. ; expons , 9S bills.
WIlHAT Stronu : No. 2 red , spot. 75fi )
' , ' .c ; the month , 753s'if ' 76',4c : May. 7CQ7 ' , ic ;
uly , 73e asked ; Hteamer No. 2 red , 70V4W
"Oc ; receipts , 20,69'J bu. ; southern , by
sample , 701(7Gc ; Houthern , on grade , 714ip (
c.
( 'ORN Strong ; mixed spot. 33ri39',4c ' ; Iho
month , 3STMf39c ; May. SS ifi Hc ; June , 39 > 4c
asked ; Hteamer , mixed , 3tf3S | < 4o ; receliits.
12:1,079 : bu. ; exports , 10S.5G7 bu. ; soulhern
whiti- corn , 4o > / . . -'onthern ; yellow , 39o
asked.
OATS Dull ; No. 2 white , 3535'Ac } ; No. 2
mixed. 321I32U.P ; receipts , 23,713 bu.
lUJTTUn Steady ; fancy creamery , 22W
22VJIfancy ; ladle , ISf/lCe ; good ladle , 13ty t
KOGS Steady at 12'ic. :
i
KmihiiN City lirnlii nnil ProviiluiiN ,
KANSAS CITY , April ll.-WHKAT 7
Firm ; May opened down ' ,4c at G34c , fold 7e
bctwern G'iViC and C4c. cloalng around 64c. e
cash : No. 1 , hard , tijiifiWc ; No. 2 , 63c ; No.
3 , iiiG3sc' | ( ; "No."V"r"l. 7lic ; ; No. 3. 71 !
No. 2 spring , WIni4c ; No. 3 , G0i,4i&62',4c. .
CUIIN steady ; May cloned at 31Uifiviv w.
Cash : No. 2 mixed. 33fi33Vie ; xo. 'J white ,
3.P.4111'1'ac ; No. 3 3llc.
OATS-Steady ; No. 2 white. 29S2 VzC.
KYI- : Steady ; No. 2 , 51c.
IIAV I''lrm and unchanged.
HIJ1TBK Klnn ; separalor , 14fl20c ; dairy ,
lot * .
| 5 sSteudy " : " fresh , 10',4c.
bu. ; corn , 3,200 r
SlllPMKNTS-Wheat. 10.800 bu. ; corn , '
12,300 bu. ; oats , ii.ooo bu.
c
( 'IlK'iniiiill
CINCINNATI ,
.
PHOVlSIONS-Lard , easier at $5.05. Hulk
mtutH. steady ut J4.S5. Bacon , quiet at
VvillSKY-Steady at $1.20.
" creamery , 214 ! (
22Uc ; Oh"lo. 17i/m- / ; dairy , 12Hc.
HUGS Finn and higher til lie.
Toleil
TOLKDO. O. . April ll.-WHUAT Active
and higher ; No. 2 cash. 72 4c : May. 73 4c.
_ CORN-Dull but higher ; No. 2 mixe.l.
35',1-c. '
OATS Dull but steady ; No. 2 mixed , 25c.
RYK Inactive ; No. 2 cosh , 56c , nominal.
CLOVKRSKKD-Dull and lower
' " " " " " " :
cash , o'lif. * 3.3o"a ikcir"nBw"cn8h"uind ; ApHI ?
aokod.
Liverpool Criiln anil I'rovlNliniM.
LIVKRPOOL , April ll.-WIIUAT-Qulet
at VW lower to unchanged ; May , 5. Dlfl :
July , 54 5lid.
CORN Quiet and unchanged to Ud lower ;
April , 3s IM : May , 3s 44d ! ; July. 3s 4 , d.
PROVlSIONS-U.icon. long clear mlchiles.
Ub'ht , steady ut Ss lid ; loiib' c : ur inldJlea ,
'hpn.\y. ' 1 stendv nt 'xs. short Heir backs.
i-leaily , i | s Laid , prime wstpru , In
tlcices. dull at 27s 3d.
COTTONSEED elI -Dull : reflncd , steady
nt 15s ! M.
> lltinpiiiiilli | Wlipnt Mnrkrt ,
M1NNKAPOL1S. April ll.-WHKAT-ln
store. No. 2 , April , roe : May , t ' ,4c ; July ,
707fcc.
OATS No. 1 hard , 70'4P ; No. 1 northern ,
CPc. FLOUR 1'lrwt patents. $ a,73p3.Sfi ; second
patenl * . $3.557(3.05 ( ; first chmr , $2.55.
URAN-Hulk , $10.Wlfl0.20.
drain lleeclpli nt Principal
ST. LOUIS. April 11. Recelpls : Wheat ,
6,3f > ) intshel ! ) .
KANSAS CITY , April ll.-llccelpts :
Wheat , 15 cars.
CHICAGO. Apri : II. KstlmalPd car * for
tomorrow : Wheat , 71 ; corn. 121 ; o.its , S3.
Plilliiili'liililn PriidiieiMnrkel. .
PHILADELPHIA. April ll.-HUTTKR-
Sleady ; fancy western creamery , 22c ; fancy
western print" , 23c.
EGOS Firm ; fre < h nearby , 13c ; fresh
western , 13c ; fresh southern , 13c ,
Pforlu
PEORIA , April ll.-CORN-FIrm ; new
No. 3 , 331 ic.
OATS Firm : No. 2 whltp , 2Sl > , p29c.
WHISKY-Flrm. on the basis of $1.2 $ for
finished Bood.it
Dnlntli WliiMil Mnrltci.
DULUTH , April ll.-WH EAT-No. 1 hard
ciiiih. 7ia c : April. 72 ( , c ; May , 7Hc ? ; July ,
7.c ! ; No. I northPrn , cash , G9nc } ; No. 2
northern , G5"c. ,
l > < > ( ; rii 1 11 .llurkpt.
MILWAUKEE. April II.-WHHAT-
Illgher ; No. 1 northern , 72JT72iC ? ; No. 2
northern , 7og70' ' < , c.
STORY OK DAY IN WALT , STIUJHT.
X'Mtn of Prt-NliliMitlnl
Priiclniiiiillon of
I'encr HUN ( iuoil Inlliience.
NEW YORK , April 11 , Rnlllfh conlldence
prevailed In Inlluentting tock jirlces today.
which advanced jilmost continuously , slight
setbacks regularly bringing new buyers.
Thu final dealings were In large volume
bringing the total transactions Io nearly
There was continuous . support by largo op
erators accompanied by optimistic utter
ances. 'Potent allies of higher prices were
the showing of the government crop report
on winter wheat , which was better than
e.\-pectd ; spring weather In the west ,
abundance of money at easier rates and
\\a.-hliigton advices
that a sudden cull on
the depository banks for the funds to pay
the Spanish Indemnity was not contem
plated. but that the withdrawal of govern
ment funds would he gradual as hitherto.
A sentimental Influence was the knowledge
that a presidential proclamation that wo
are at ipeace with Spain would be Issued
today.
The grangers were liberally purchased for
western account. Vanderbllt Issues con
tinued 1n active request. I ocul transporta
tion share * , excepting Metropolitan were
strong , Brooklyn Rapid Transit making an
oxtrmo wain of almost d points. The other
Flower TperfaUleB were likewise henvlly pur
chased , People's G.is moving up over I
points. Continental Tobacco's rise of r , t
points was In part as-eclated with today's
meeting r.-latlve to a new stock Issue.
1'ho southwestern group waa active and
strong , as were the Iron and steel shares.
In fact , be.fore the day was ended , practic
ally everything was higher , the larger gains
being among the specialise- . Commission
house purchases Increased with the strength
of the market. London was but n small
factor , selling about half as much as It pur-
ChUhCll.
Call money began with large loans at G p'r
cent and gradually easing- off to 2fi.,1 per
cent. The ease of money was reflected In
an appearance of moro strength In th ;
sterling exchange market , part of whlfii
wa | > os 'bly duo to anticipatory purchases
In connection with the payment of the Span
ish Indemnity. Severn ! foreign = xchangp au
thorities claimed to have noted no such
buying hitherto , which leads to the belief
that the settlement was yet to b > arranged.
The market closed strong at about the best
prices.
The bond market followed stocks , but to
only a narrow extent. Total sales , $3,035,000.
United States 3s und the. old 4s , coupon , ad
vanced V4 per cent In the 'bid ' price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : The markets
hero were Idle , today oil talk of darer
money. The close was firmer. Americans
opened above parity and were uteady till
the afternoon , when they became strong on
New York buying. The features were New
York Central , Atchlson preferred , Union Pa
cific and .Reading firsts. The contango was
iy , < jT4'4. ! On St. Paul It was Sfft. Spanish
4s weie 58 % . Tlntos wer. ; 421-16 : Utah.9 ;
Anacondas , 8 % ; Bostons , 2 % . Amount"f
bought .C113.000 in gold bars and 14,000 ar
rived from Holland. The .tone was easier
at 77H 9',4d'R77H % il. The bank Is holding
back. New York Is still buying juniors of
Mexican National , and London houses are
puzzled thereat.
The following are the closing quotation1)
for the leading Mocks on the New York
exchange i , today : .
The total sales of stocks today amounted
to 721.903 shares , Including American Steel
and i Wire , lfi.000 ; 'American Sugar. 20,000 ;
American Tobacco , 5.000 ; Aniprlcin Tin
Plate , 3.000 ; Atchlson , 3.SOO ; Atchlson pre
ferred , 4iiiOO ( ; Ilrooklyn Ilapld Transit , f,3-
700 ; Hnrllnglon , 41,300 ; I'hlcago Oreat West
ern , 11,700 ; rievf'unil. Cincinnati , Chicago it
SI. Louis , S.900 ; fontlnentul Tobacco , 117-
4W ; L'ontlui'ntal Tobacco preferred , 6.6(10 ( :
Federal Steel , 21,900 ; Federal HUel preferred -
ferrod , 8,700 ; General ICI.i-trlc , now , l00 : ! ;
InleniHlloniil Paper. 3.0CO : Kansu.s & Texas
prefened , S.OOO ; Louisville it Nawlivllli1 ,
4.700 ; Manhattan , 31fcOt ) ; Metropolitan Street
Railway , 4.900 ; Mexican Centra ! . 5. ICO ; MIs-
irourl Paeltle. 31,300 ; National Steel , 9.IUK ) ;
N w York Central , L'S.IOO ; Northern Pn-
ollio , 5,300 ; Northwestern , 3,100 ; Ontario < t
Western. C.IOO ; Pacific Mall , 5,9'JO ; Ptunsyl-
v.inla , 6,700 ; People's ( las , 23.MW ; Heading
first iiroferri'd , 23.SOO ; Heading second pre
ferred , 1,000 ; Rock Island. 12.SOO ; St. Louis
Soutliwestern , 15.100 ; St. Paul. I6.20U ; South
ern Pacific. 5,700 ; South > rn Hallway pre
ferred , 2.900 ; 'lVnnunee L'oul and Iron ,
7,400 ; Union Pacific , 15.200 ; Union P.iclllc
lireferred , 10,100 ; I'nlted States Leather pre
ferred , 5,100.
Sun l < 'riiiii'lse < > Mining ( tilollllIIIIIN.
SAN KHANOIHCO. April 11 The ofllclal
cloalng ( iiiolatloiiB for mining stocks today
were aa follows :
Aim s i . IS
Alpha Con 6 IK er.tUi'ky Con . 4
Andei 14 Mexican . Hi
Holrher K ) OcM.lental dm . 33
HiKt & DeUiht-r . . . . 62 Oi'.ilr . i . 110
l\ilivV > nla S7 Overman . . . . . . . > . , , 14 $
Ohallenise Oon 34 PlJlOMl . 31) )
CliolUr 3S
Conrt,1noe bO
Can. Cala. and Va.SO ! llelcher . 3
Silver bars , 59c ; Mexican dollars , 4Stf
4S > ic. , Drafts : Sight. MieV telegraph. 15c.
In fluI'orelun I'Miiiinelnl World.
LONDON , April U. American railway
Hluires were < lull at the commencement , but
later In the day partlaJly recovered on bettor -
tor prlcen from New York , cloning firm.
The demand Bhow < d Improvement , Amount
"f bullion mk , n inii the Hank of Ktit ; Mil
nil bnlnni o f , i.l. . iv LUrfiKi , sp.uilh 4- fsv ,
< loil ] at Uueiun Avres , 127ft' ' . l'r gi'ld. ; 7-
vi.
liKHLIN , April 11. Prices were firmer nil
nround on the l our p todny and Fnanlsh
4n had n ftibMnntlnl recovery. Itnllnn * > -
curltlpo were hnrd.-r. ArR-Mitlnes advinced
In conspcjuencp of the Applnratlnn that n
paper Issup was not contPinplalwl. AniPrl-
cnn Npcurltles were quiet and i-aiuidlun Pa-
cllli'i w r ? inalnlalnnl.
MA Ullin. April 11. Spanish 4s closed to
dny nt 70.35. llo'd wn quoted at m.WX
PAULS. April 11. The business on the
boiir'p today wan quiet and Irregular dur
ing the parly portion of thp day. hut sub
sequently Turkish spcurltles rallied smartly
owing to active Kngllsh and Oprnian de-
iimnn. Spanish 4s nnd Spanlch railroad
shares were firm on e.isler exchange nnd
were in brl. k demand. Oelloers' mlnos
sprung up during thp afternoon. South
African ecurltlf clo'ed wpakrr.
\ IMorl < Minify MiirU < - < .
Xl'NV YORK. April ll.-MONKY ON
CA LI/ Steady at per c nt.
PHIMK MBUCANTILH PAPl4U-3'4 ' < i IU
ppr cent.
9TKKL1NO KXCUAXOK Firmer , with
actual buslnesH In bankers' bills at N.SfifT
4.S8 4 for demand and at JI.S3i4i(4.S.T > 4 for
sixty days ; posted rates. II.SI > 41I.S5 nnd
$ I.J7iNS7j4 ! : commercial lillls , JI.S2I45TI.S3.
MKXICAN DOM.AlHH-47 4r > .
GWBUXMHXT UClNUS-Klrni : St10S ;
npxv l. , rpg. nnd coupon. 12S4 ! ) ; 4s. 112' ' < i ;
coupon , li.l ; 2s , 99'TCs ' ; , reg. and coupon ,
Closing qiiotaj lgnsonboiid xvtra !
iT > rti N. Y. O. istit
N.J.C. ft
U.S. tlOCOHD. . N. r.
U.S. ! , rt'g . . ' IN. c. 4n
U. s. aoeoup. .114 I No. Pacific IBIS. .
IJ.s. SMB. rer. . I No P.iolllo 3s
U. s. ; , , rec No. Pavllle 4 + _ _
U. S. Ait.conn. . , N. Y. O. ASl. L. 4n..lir ( >
Ulnlrlel 3. ilfin .117 'N. ' .v w. i itn ;
Ala. , clilm A. . .111) ) N. W. CoiiKOls 113
Ala..class H .111) ) N. W Deb. M lai !
Aln..clinH c. . 1IIUH UI-P. N. Ists Ill
Ala. . Currency IDOVcirp. N. 4 * Ilia
AtcniRon 4n . . 1IHM4 O. S. I. . Oi t. r PJrt
l > o. adj. 4s El : u. S. L in t. r Ill )
Cnnailn So. .Ms 110 neaillnp 4tt NIK
C..X.O. 4k 04 II. U. W. Ivt * II7i
( 'III. Terms , , 4s. St. U & .I.M.eon - . . . .
O A.C ) . OB i , „ „ St. L. A 3. P. Gen. ll.iasji
- C H. , li u.f. > . . . .10 IV St. P. t'OIIHOlR 11)3 )
I ) . A H. O. luts lHHMSt. , P. C. A. P. lntB..l''lVi
l.V.H.G.4i Idl St. P. I ! . A , P. r.s. . .lam
Kilfit Tunn. Ist.s IDS so. Ily. Cs His
KrlpOen. 4n s. n. A.T.UB no
F. W. A I ) , tuts. t. r. Tetm. new net 3 . . It"
lipn. Klec. Bs 11,1 T. P. L , . O. lulu
( 5.H.fcS.A.Gn Ill T. P. lie. lds ! f.3 j
O. II. &S.A. Sils. . . Ill ) It' . P. D. k li. laU. . 9-J
11. AT. Cent. 61 IP ! 'Wuh. ' Inl An ! ! > <
II , AT. O. con. U > . . .Ill ) Wnb , Urti W7
lowaC.lnts 1I18H \V.Shore 4s 1UH
La. New Con. 4n..IOli ! V ; . Crntlirles . . . 83 l
LAN. Unl. 4s nil Va. nelprrprt s
Mo. Pap. con.tj . . . . Ill ) Wis. Cent , lull UHH
M. K. JUT. ya.s. . . . Urt II. P. 4s llinji
M. K. A-T. 4B 1131 ColoradoSoalh'n 4s 8St !
Offered.
llovlnii SlorU
BOSTON , April ll.-Call loans , 3fT4 per
cent ; time loans , 3Afr4lz | per cent. Closing
prices for stocks , bonds and mining
shares :
A. . T. S. SIHlWeMlnph. Bleo 47
AU'liliwn S.pfd. . fit'il do pW _ . . . .W'a '
4s lee IM. MloTi'l . 198
Anirr. KiiKar nude Allouez Mining Co. . Ifli
do pfd nr AtlBiitlc . 3.1
Iloll 1VI..1 , .r.4 . Itryton : MniU . 3 < r
HoHton & Allxiny , .2. llutle , t liostun . . . . K >
Iloston & Maine ' ' < alimut > llecla..td.i
lloston I < . . T iC'ontrnnlnl . 4.1
C. , It. AQ , .ni ; JFriinkllti . M
.111 IWnlnlon . 44
CJpn. Hlortrlc 11.- Os pola
Kpi.mil ! Steel fi.T4 CJulnry li'.S
! n 7if.lt ' ' 2.VI
Mi > xlcnn iVnlrnl. . . . 11 ? Wolverine 2.VI4C ,
N. V. & N. Kng..tMi .i'limlt . U , ' *
Old Colony . w..Si | A Ivi-ntiiip . 13
IlnbliPr . 13'i ItuniUilill . KV ,
fnlon Pnelllo . 17T ; 1'nlnn l.aiul . 7V
We t Kml . ! i ! Wlnona . 17
do iifil . 113 I
I , on lion Sloi-U ( luolnl loiin.
LONDON. April 11. I p. m. Closing :
.V. "iCentra I . H.V
Pennsylvania . CS
t'nlnn I'ac. pfd .
At'lilson '
I/ . & .N- CT',1
Oranil Trunk S12
UAH SIIA'Kll Stonily nt 27 id per oz.
MONKY 2 ppr cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for * hort and three months' blKs , 214 per
cent.
X MV YorU Mlnlntr < tiion < lniin.
NKW YOniC. April 11. The following
are the closing prices for mining sliares :
nioltnr . 31 Ontario COO
Croua Point . trt Oiililr H )
Con. Cnl. nnd Va.lM Plymouth If )
Quicksilver 50
ClnuM & Currlc . lit pfil ToO
Hale & N'orcroES Sierra Ncviul.i KO
HoniPHtake Stanilanl K. ' .
Iron Silver f > 0 I'nlun Con 43
Mexican 0SS Vellow Jacket. 30
I''illlllUllllOtfN. .
AVASIirXOTON. April 11. Today's state
ment of the condition of th ? treasury
shows : Available carli balance , $252,459 , COO ;
gold reserve , $243.nS3,000.
CHICAGO. April 11.-ClearIngs , $22.22S,117 ;
balancps , S1.755.1CO. Now York exchange. 30e
discount. Sterling exchange , posted , J4.3" .
( ! T4.S7'.j ; actual , $ I.S3 < f'if ! ' I. O'd ; sixty days"
J4.83W-I.85.
NBW ORM2ANS , April ll.-Clearlngs. $2.-
OG3.1S5. New York exchange , bank , $1 pre
mium ; commercial. $1 discount.
CINCINNATI , April 11. Money , 3f7fi per
cent. New York exchange , 30e and 23c dis
count. Clearings , T2.6 < ; 0.50. !
CHICAGO. April 11. Stocks active ; Alley
K 79 ; D'amoncHMatch. 13S ; North Chicago ,
229 ; West Chicago , 101'i ; Strawboard , 2S ;
Hlseult common , 50' ; HlKcult preferred. 103.
ST. LOUIS. April II. Clearing.- , $ (1,403,402 ( ;
balances. J790.C02. Money , 5T7 p'r cent.
New York exchange , lOc discount bid , par
asked.
N'KW YORK , Anrll ll.-Clearlngs , J352-
SS2.CnS ; balances. $17,315,452.
BOSTON. April 11. Clearings , $29,30(1,3S7 ( ;
balances. $2.813.255.
PHIbADKhPIItA , April 11. Clearings ,
$21.539.271 : balances , $2,370,807 ,
nAI/I'l'MOUK. Anril 11. Clearlnes , $5,497-
019 ; balances , $70ISSO.
NK'W ' YORK , April ll.-COFFKK-Optlons
opened steady at 5 points decline. In sym
pathy with the weakness at llavro and
H'amburi : ; ruUil fairly active , with subse
quent tendency upward on local support ,
encouraging cables from nrazl ! , large waro-
IIOIIFO deliveries and evidence of a healthy
-pot market , trading chiefly prof-ssionul ;
closed ( julet nt 5 points net lower ; salef ,
S.5CO bags , IneluiMiig May , $3,00 ; September ,
$5.35 15.10 ; October , $5.13 ; November , $5.50 ;
December. $3.COff6C3 ; January , $3.70. Spot
coffct , Rio. No. 7 , Jobbing , Gic. Mild ,
steady ; Cordova , MT13c.
> York Dry ( ionilM > liirli < 'l.
NUW YORK , April ll.-Theiv has bep.ii
no change of moment In market conditions
today. The spot demand for cotton goods
ha * been of average extent. M.iil order
business qulel. Price aru steady for brown
blenched and coarse- colored cotton. Prints
and glnsrhamH Hrm. French flnnnoto 714 f
and Co'ombia llannels "c. Print cloths
Kteady for regulars and rather firmer for
wldo odd goods. Woolen and worsted dress
oods In fair demand.
Co I to li .Illll-Lel.
NICVV YORK. Anrll ll.-L'OTTON-Spot
closed quiet and unchanged ; Hales , 3lii
bales. Cotton futures closed quiet ; April ,
, . . . t'.ei. i.t.m t'.v - I , > ! , . < "
lllli'liel.
NKW YORK , April 11. SUOAR-'Uaw. '
Htrong ; held higher ; fair rellnlng , 4 1-lfic ;
centrifugal , ! W test. I 9-lCc.
NKW ORUCANH. April ll.-Sl'aAR
Quiet ; open kettle , JMJli' ; open kettle , cen-
trlfiig.il , 39-ltfl ! ) 9-ll'c ; centrifugal , white ,
43-lic ( ; yellow , 4l,4fM4i'econds ; , 254 7I 3-16c.
MolasHL'a , iiulet ; I'ditrlfugal , OfrWc.
C'allfornlii Drli-il Fi-ullN.
NKW YORK , April ll.-C'AI.IFORNIA
DRIliU FRUITS-.Steady. Hvuporutod ap
ples , common. 7dfXc ; iirlnis- wire tray , Sfi
S14c ; choice. 93'.4c | ; fancy , aWilCe. Prunes ,
4l4Si9'.si- . Apricots , Jloyul , ISIdlc ; Moor
Park , l.'l'vfll'c. Peaches , unpeeled , 9ifllc ;
peeled , 25ff2S < ' .
SI. l.lllllH llSIlMk. .
ST. I/OUIS. April 11.-CATTl.I.-Rcce.'pts ,
3.100 head. Including 1,000 T'xniw. Market
steady ; fair to gaod native hlppns ! and
export steers , JI.GOil5.50. and fancy at $5.75 ;
dressed beef and liuti-her steers. $1.001/3.23 ;
steers , under l.OUO Ibs. , $3.35f(4-50 ( ; stjcker
and fo-der * . t'i,25fiS.0 ( | ; COWK and hclfnr' .
.01)04. CO : bulls , $2.7WI.03 ( ; cannwv. Jl.COff
2.85 ; Texas and Indian steers , $3.507)5.00 ) ;
cows and helfcr , $2.70fi4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 11.200 head. Market
raider ; pigs and I'.ehtB. ' $3.75f(3.5 ; ] iackers ,
R70tf3.fc5 ; liutcherH. J,1.U'u3.95.
SlllCUP-iRccelpt * , 2i ) head. Market nom
inal ; native muttoiiH , $4.23Tfl.75 ; spring
lambs , $7.00f/7.50 ; clipped Texas sheep , $1.75.
Stork In
Following are the receipts at the four
principal western market ! ! for April 11 :
Cuttle. HOPH. Sheen.
Omaha . 3.C1I 7.511 UTJ
Ohlcago . S.MW 19iOO ] 4.W)5 )
KUHHH8 Ulty . 8,740 17.0GO 2.O10
St. Ixnils . , 3.1W 9.2CH3 SM
TOUU 17,974 62.SOI 20,803
OMAHA LIVE STOCK'MARKET
Receipts Largest and Prices Lowest in
Three Weeks.
COWS AND HEIFERS ARE STEADY TO LOWER
lnui I'lili'ly \ cllnnil CloxliiK \VcaU
nl 'I'uii mill it llnlf Cfiitn I , inte
Tliim ( In- llpctilnu Uri > -litN |
Slunv n Might KnllliiK DfT.
feOL'Tli OMAHA. April 11.
Cattle. Hogs. Shtep.
today . 3.6H 7.611 l.fiiS
OlllPlnl Monday . 1,671) 2.R27
Two days this week . G.3I3 lW. ( i 12 , 2
Baltic days last week. . . . 3fro 11.393 11.S20
Samp days week before. . 1,277 lO.S'ifi ' 25,121
Samp thre wetks ago. . . f.lli ! ? 11,211 20,070
Avcrnge litice paid rcr hog. * tor the last
several days with compi.Msonsi
' _
(1S93. ( ' " S. | JI597l8 ! 8.ilS9S.llS9l.llR93.
March 2 < . . 3'C6i"3 571 f VUI 4 SI -t 63 7 03
March 29. . 3 BO , 3 G5 3 S3 | 4 6 90
. \iiir. u ; > . ! . . , or II ( it ; i S7 ; 3 C | 178 4 54 6 75
March 31. . , 3 50' | I ) 113 3 ! > 1 3 COJ 4 53 4 M
April 1 3 Kl | 3 13 3 oil I SO 6 51
April 2 * | 3 07 3 92 3 C4 4 ill t 43
April 3 3 C5 | 3 91 3 f > 6 4 S2 | I 51 6 43
April I. " Cli ,1 73 3 52 I 7t > I 6 2k
April G. . . 3 fi ) , ' 179 3 ! > 0 I 82 4 69 6 ? .0
April G. . . 3 C. . 3 72 | 3 S5 | 3 57 4 SI 4 77 C 12
April i. . . ; i 1,4 , 3 72. . 3 83 , II VJ 4 74 6 M
April S. . . 3 60 3 72 | 3 SO , 3 Oil 4 R9 * G 72
April 9. . . 37o 3 S& | 3 2 I S3 *
April 10. . 3 CS * 3 P0 | 3 fifi ] fi 02 6 77
April 11. . . 3 l7 ! 371 * i J U ml I 72 5 01 6 C7
Indicates Sunday.
The olllcla' number of cars of stock
brought In ttxlny by each rend was :
Cattle. UOKS. Sheep ,
r. , CM. * & St. r. uy fi 3
C ) . & St. I. , liy. .
I'aclllc Hy 11 i
Union 1'iiclllo Sy.-tem 211 27 12
'X. W. Hy' ; ! 1
E. & M. V. H. It 17 21
H. O. & I' . Ily 3 1
St. I1 M. & O. Hy . 13 1S
. < i M. H. H. 11 40 2'J
H , & Q. liy 2 3
C. & St. J T '
H. I. & P. iHv. , 13 . 3
c. , it. I. & i' . uy. , w 2 1
Tolal receipts lil ) 103 19
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as folloxv * . each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co 184 fi9
The G. 11. Hammond Co. 221 1,53H . . . .
Swlfl and Company i" > 5 1,717 [ Ntt
The Cudahy Packing Co. 499 1.5M G13
Aimour .t Co 1,011 2,058 9bS
Cudahy T. Co. , from K. C. US
Hammond , from K. C 7ii
II. Heckrr & Degan 66
Lobman .t Co 131
W.I.Stephens 112
Huston .t Co S
Livingston .V Sclmller 112
Hu'inllton & Hothschlld . . 1
L. If. HIISZ 41
BlvVlckor .t Co 5S
Sxvlft , from the country ROD
Other buyers 15fi . . . . l.fill
Totals 3,4M 7,539 4,703
CATTLIC Today's cattle receipts ivere the
largest of any day since Tuesday of three
xvecks ago. Thai of Itself was a bear argu
ment , but In addition to that was the ex
pectation of a very large run and a much
lower market at Chicago for Wednesday.
Kansas City reported a slow and weak inur-
k < t , which nl o had its influence upon the
trade here. The result of these bear In-
llnencps was that buyers started out bid
ding as a rule lOc lower on be-f steers ,
that Is , 15fi20f lower than last week. Sales
men naturally worked hard Io hold up the
market , which made the irnde rather sloxv ,
no that It took n. long time to effeet a clear
ance. In the end the catlle changed hands ,
but the general market would have to be
quoted Offline loxvcr for the two days this
wek , the tidy little cattle selling at the
least iiecllne.
Tlie market on cow. * nnd heifers was
steady to a litlle loxver In some cases. ISuy-
trs felt that they ought to buy coxv stuff
lower on account of the sharp break on fat
cattle , but at the same time there was such
a good demand and so fexv cown and heifers
on snlo that they had hard work to force
any concussion. Most sellers claimed to have
.sold their cows and heifers at steady prices.
Kut bulls were very slow , and it was no
easy matter to get u buyer to look at them.
Light stock bulls wire good sellers.
Stockers sold as xvell as any time. In spite
of the decline on fat steers. Some nice
yearling stuff brought J3.10. The offerings
xvere ol very moderate proportions , and the
supp y on sale was soon fxhausted. Rep
resentative pales :
BEKK STBBRS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . 970 $3 23 S. . 1102 $140 19..1369 $4 30
20. . 911) ) 3 75 1..1200 4 40 20..1110 4 50
700 3 & 5 L. t > 20 4 10 19. . 1277 4 f,0 ,
9j5 4 00 1..1020 1 10 21..1112 4 50
650 4 O'J 2..lim 4 40 22. . 1124 4 50
ioo : : 4 oo I..10J3 I 40 1G..1170 4 56
770 I OJ 12..1'30 I 10 21. . 1302 1 53
10110 4 ( HI 1S..12C1 4 40 15..12. ! ! 4 55
1120 I 10 40..12S2 4 10 4H..im 4 53
11..1028 4 20 (1..10KJ ( 410 S3..114S 4 S3
IS..1017 I 20 7..10HO 4 40 2S..121I 4 f.5
9..1131 1 20 37..1100 4 40 42..1242 4 06
L. 920 1 2f > 2. . ! M3 4 40 21..1211 4 CO
4. . 990 4 2.5 21..10SS 4 10 10..137& 4 ft )
21..1117 4 23 s..i2ii ; 4 45 9..IKK ; 4 co
1I..10IS I 26 ti.,1191 415 I..1250 4 0
1..1030 4 25 15. . INS 4 ir > 43..12S1 4 t'O
6. . 1025 1 30 . % > . .it2 ! I 43 9..1201 4 70
5..11SI 130 IS..1211 4 4i 19..1242 4 70
1..1030 130 11..1(11 ( : ; -1 15 20..12T6 4 70
15..1132 130 13..122' ! 4 43 0..1316 1 75
IS..1200 4 30 19..1C'bli ' 4 45 7..1.3 4 73
i. . wo 4 : : o 20..1173 4 M 14..1237 76
9..1WVS 4 33 IB..114B 4 50 19. . 13211 4 7n
22..1147 1 35 19. . 1247 1 50 27..10W 4 75
10..11W 4 33 5..1203 4 50 35..1334 4 7C ,
31..1070 4 33 41..1293 I 50 10..14& 1 SO
21..1032 4 33 3..1050 4 50 12..1340 4 SO
20..1131 135 9. . 1033 4 50 20..12M 4 SO
1..11SO 4 33 G..1175 1 30 1..1720 6 25
1..1050 4 33
STEKRS-TBXAS.
121.1075 4 25 23. . 923 4 00
P1BBRH AND HKIKBRS.
12. . 94S 113 G..KN ) 130 14..1118 4 55
14..1141 415 S..1007 135 10..G09 170
20..1175 4 30 23..11fi3 I 50
.
570 2 00 1..11IO 3 10 1..1220
S70 2 25 1..1300 3 10 2..1150 3 75
SGO 2 75 I ) . ,1070 I ! 10 1..1210 3 73
.1020 1..1110 3 10 1..1100 3 75
.1100 2 75 5..111M 3 15 1..1150 3 75
. 950 2 75 I. , 1100 3 13 3..11)0 ) 3 75
. 1020 2 75 2. . 1075 H 50 1..I331 3 75
.10JO 2 75 2. . 1210 3 50 1..1300 3 75
, 810 2 N ) 1..1050 I ! 50 2..1275 3 " 0
. ! I20 2 SO 1..1100 3 50 G.,1195 3 SO
.1000 2 S3 1. . 9)0 ) 3 CO L. 1237 3 80
. 930 : : oo 1..H70 s ju 1..13SO 3 fcO
.1000 3 00 1..1050 3 50 7..1117 3 SO $
. D70 R 00 1..1150 3 30 (1 > 110X ( ! 3 8 ]
.IOIO 3 10 1..1280 3 50 1..1220
. 1026 3 15 7. . 1070 8 50 1..1I10 3 ffi
, 9SO 8 15 1..1 ' 0 3 CO 1..1030 3 .Sri
.1H1 8 20 1110 3 ft" 3..iici ; 3 ! ' 0
.1157 3 20 1370 3 fii L.ino 3 m $
.1015 3 25 1..11PO U5 1. ,1130 4 00
.1130 3 23 1..1100 3 70 . .1235 4 00
.KV.O 3 25 4..1132 3 70 3..1170 I CO
. 1120 325 11..1122 375 27..1101 4 00
.1050 3 35 3..10M 373 1..1170 4 10
9SO 3 35 3..1100 3 7fi 1..1750 4 15
COWS AND HlCIl-T ms. $
S40 3 23 S. . SCIi 3 C,0 7..1035 3 S3
HUIKHIIS.
.810 3 50 3..1CS3 4 00 31. . 793 I 15
. S30 3 f,0 2. . ! )10 ) 4 M 4 H
. G77 3 f,5 , 2. . I'M ' I 00 rll03S ! ! I 20
. S70 3 75 1. . SSO 4 m 34.1125 I 30
.1100 3 75 2..1003 4 10 L , 710 4 ro
.1170 4 W L. 7CO 4 10 L , filO I fiO
,800 I 00 20. . 965 I 15 I. . 450 I GO
STOflC COWS AND H IIFRRS.
. K40 3 00 L. 760 3 75 L. MO i m
. 740 3 30 1..1ir,0 375 L. 570 4 ( M
.1050 3 50 8i0 ! 3 75 L. 730 I ( II )
.KM ) 3 fO 825 3 S3 9. . 777 I ( "I
. RIO 3 50 3. . 9lfi 3 $5 2. . 939 4 Oj ff
, 9W 3 60 i.t , . KI4 3 CO 2. . ( MO 4 10
.1000 3 SO ? . . ( WO 3 M 2.1110 I 15
. 910 3 GO I..1005 3 M 2. . KB 1 15
. r,5 3 G5 5. . S74 3 93 5. . 600 4 15
. OSO 3 73 1. . 730 I 00 2. . G75 I 15
HULLS. *
.1170 2 6 > I..1400 3 23 1..1C90 360
. 900 3 C5 1. . fl'iO 3 30 1..1030 3 60
.JIM 3 15 1..17SO 3 SO 1..1100 .1 50
.1420 3 If. 1..10M 330 S..1425 360
.1910 325 1..1250 3 30 I..1770 3 50
.1400 3 25 1..1K20 333 1..1200 3 BO
.1913 323 1..17IO 3113 1..1030 3 GO iil
.1131 3 2n 1..1C70 333 1..1POO 3 5
.1300 3 23 1..13JO 3 10 1..2000 3 ( ; }
.1570 3 25 1..1D40 343 1..1270
1..1VX ) 150 1.4030 ii 90
1..1I50 350 L. TSO
CALVK.S.
230 4 0 I. . S90 Q 00 2. . 215 fi 50
220 5 ( K ) L. 200 0 SO J. . 200 C 75
310 U OJ L. 220 6 60 (
STOUKEHS AN I ) KK BUI3HS.
730 60 S. . ill 1 25 3. . 641 I 50
COO i ! 7 > 3. . 903 I 23 a..ION 4 f6
7 < 3 50 4 25 2. . 725 4 60
7S70
S70 4 CO 5 ! ! 732 I 25 10. . I M
930 I CO 7. . 21 1 30 63. . $30 I fiO
21uo
S50 4 la ' : uo I 30 B4 4 n5
4 CO 15. ! uom 1 30 5Cl : I 70
4 W fl. . 7)2 ! ) 4 'fi 7(6 ( I 75
IT7 4 OJ 3. . pa ) 40 10 ! 454 4 75
S63 4 M 7. . 151 4 60 29. C30 5 10
821 I 15 .1..1110 4 M 7.4. 655 5 10
11. 1 25 L. C30 I 50
JIOUS-At the oi | nliiK IIOBW cold u Mills
iinnvunly. t-'Mlt'smcn In some iu Uuuppre -
portlne their Hl't milux us wtnins. others
u only Htt-ndy , and still oth < TH as weak
T.iklng the market an u whole , U uould Lo
Mf. ' to q . ' M nnf.riiing JUKI i1i.nt ,
M"i > U lb , iii'X'in'iit was f.iii-u i , li\ ,
nnil i" v "ii > Inml * out of t'.p ' 1 < fi on Mule
v Mn rhnnwl linnd * Thpn rump ihpccond
ir-l > ortn from Chicago , Indicating H xvpak
HIM ! loxxer close Ht tb.it point , nnd the tnni-
kel hero eased off. lluypn IIPKHII talking
loxxer prices and thp mnrket closed xvenk
Io S' e loxver tlmil the opening. A < SB- | > -
nipti xvpfp n little backward about arcept-
liif : the lilds , 'the late market XMIS lucllni-,1
°
Mlxc-iY hogs , a will bo noted from t'ia '
'Mips In-low , sold very largely at J.ifiMj.i.fi7'4. '
and good heavy hogs at M.iOi3i2'fcester / -
day the big string of mixed ; oad < wpnt at
J1i7'8 ! ' and there wan vrry III HP under that
ptlee.
It will be noted from the table of aVpniRes
that HIP gain made In values ypsterday was
.lust about wiped out nnd that the market
toili-y - was about xvhere U wad nt the close
of lnitvcek. . Another thing that will be
noted from thp liable ; * at hpiul of column
Is thai the receipts f < i fur this wpck shnxv
u slight falling off iH compared with last
weok. Represenlitllve wiles :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av , Sh. Pr.
SS 173 SO 343 75 2GI . . . 3 I17M :
G ) 151 40 $3 M 7G 256 10 3 7 < 4
! U 191 2UO 3 M ) ( > ' . ) 252 40 3 7 < fc
79 228 . . . 351 M ) 241 160 3 67 4
1C , 220 . . . 3 G2'4 ( > 3 21 ! ) . . . 3 fi7'
M 227 210 3 G214 20 S . . . 3 67'i
71 Ml . . . 3 Ki Gl 231 1GO 3 G7 < 2
IS 233 . . . 385 77 2S7 M ) 3 7'2
12 232 . . . 3 C5 70 2113 SO 3 r > 7 > s
1G 223 . . . 365 S7 201 . . . V'7'3
3 7'4
3 67'ij
3 G7' !
3 G7' < !
3 tiiVj
3 67'i '
3 67 a
3 1,713 ,
3 G7C
3 ii7'a
3 G7 > ,
3 11714
3 67-
" *
it 70
. ' ! 70
3 70
.1 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
370
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
II 70
3 72M-
3 721-
3 i2,4
3 l'2U.
3 112'
3 .2y.
3 < 15
3 65
3 63
' "
3 ! „ >
3 fi.1
3 05
3 fi7 > ,4
3 70
. .
" n"i ' ! .TL-IH LJICTJ > fi : tinitnj | > * v tlll
rei ) ul rein cuts of the market , so that the few
loads on sale were snapped up In a very
short tlmo after the operating of the mar- ,
ket. Th demand for all kinds of .sheep .
nnd lamhs xvas good and the market xva.- i
strong and active.
SOIUP fairish western sluep brought $ ! . ' " >
nnd $4.70. and some good westerns $1.90. the j
latter price being the same .is was paid for '
the same sheep on I nut Friday. A bunch '
of western lambs old At $3.45. which was ;
th ° samp price paid for the samp kind on i
Friday of lasi week. Heavy Colorado
lambs sold at Jfu.CTi. The $5.23 yearlings of
yesterday brought Jo.35 today , but they
were a little bptter today.
Sellers seemed 'to h > well pleased with
the market , as everything sold at satisfac
tory prices.
Quotations are : Good to choice fed xvo tern t-
ern wethers , $4.ti5ifT4 flO ; fair to good , $ l.r,0ff
4.65 ; Mexican y'ttrllugR. f5.20f(5.35 ( ; cliolce
light weight western yearlings , $4.SOfJ 1.95 :
good heavy xvplght western yearlings. JlJOfi
4.90 ; good to choice western OWPS , $4.33Tf4.50 ;
fair to good western exv = s , $3.Mri4.25 : good to
eholco native lambs , $5.3TTi5.40 , ; good to
choice western lambn , $5. ton3.30 ; Fort Col-
lln.i Mexican lambs , good to choice. $5.501 ?
5.60 ; fair to good Fort Collins Mexican
lambs , J52IVS6.35 ; feeder sheep , $4.25fi4.50 ;
feed'Sr lambs. $4.60 5.25.
No. Av. Pr.
100 wPstern ewes and wethers . . . . 94 $3 00
1 goat 100 375
icull 100 125
1 western ewe li" 4 2
72.1 wstern wethers , feeders 101 I ha
212 western wethers , feeders 101 I 65
SK2 western c-xves and wethers 91 1 70
1SS western yearlings Ill l SO
: 'ii western 'amlis , feeders IM 5 O.t
4f,5 western lambs 79 3 33
6GO Mexican yearlings 795 53. .
2SO western lambs 92 5 4o
259 Fort Collins lambs S9 5 65
200 Fort Collins lambs 90 j G. ,
CHICAGO I.IVI-J STOCK MAIUCET.
Cnttlf SIOTT nnil I'rlrt'M lliiri-ly Spnily (
IIiiKN IlrlHU.
CHICAGO. April U. The demand for cat
tle today wan slow and prlrt-a held bare'y
uteady. Fancy cattle brought J5.055J3.75 ;
choice steers , $5.30fto.60 : medium steers , $1.70
f(4.95 ; beef stePT , $3.90f4.Gi : stockers and
feeders M SOJT4.90 ; bulls , $2.0054.10 ; we'lorn
fed steers , $4.20175.5(1 ( ; Texas steers , $1.10 '
6.15 ; calves , )3.751i0.75.
In hogs was brisk ji
prices. Fair to cholc * . $3.Wii73.95 ; h avy
nacklng lots , 1&&Y33.0 ; mixed , J3.G3T/3.S3 ;
' ' ' " " ' ' '
plg 'w.flogSTfl' !
\ falling elf In the supply of sheep re
sulted favorab'y for sellers , prices ruling
strong and largely lOc higher. Western
5lieci > broilHht J4.48-Tifi.10 : culls , $2.80 5.00
Xor the Iwst offerings. Lambs sold In a
lively way at $5.3f/J3.9o for wooled lots , with
culls at l.rJ4.7B and shorn ut Jl.7ofi5.23.
Hecclpts-Cattle. 2.500 head ; hogs. 19OW
head ; eh ep , 14iW head.
KIIIINIIN City Llvf Slin-li.
K-ANSAS CITY. April II.-CATTLK-TIP-
oelpts , S.040 had n.iUv.M. 700 head Texans.
Triidn xvas dull , wlille a small proportion of I :
choice cattle xvas , mly a phadp loxver. other 10
grades showed about 10e decline. Heavy I
native > teers. $3.00' 5.20 ; medium Hi ers. $1.40 I L
f/5.00 ; llghtxveiglits , JI.231) ) 1.75 ; stockers nnd O
feeders. J3.76171.20 ; liutclier coxvs and lu'r-
ers $ : ! .OOfr-I.IO ; canners , $2."jf(3.00 ( ; Texans. L
$3.1001.10. I
1IOS ! Receipts. 17,00) ) head. Ther.- was a II
fairly active demand for hogs , the offerings I
were of very plain quality and sales were P
largely 2'/.J(5c lower ; heavy. jl.6j'f3.SO ; ' | ; PII
inlxed , M.50T/3.73 ; lights , J3.l5f3.C2' ' * ; plK3 , II
$3 ° 53 15 IIO
'siIKKP Il-folnlj' , 2.0W head. Good In- O
finlry for all slaughtering gr.idp > , Tniilu
was active at steady prices. Among the of I
ferings was a bunch ofprlng lambs that
sold nt $7.00. Fed lambs , $3.00f/5.50 ; year-
lingK , II SOfiu.OO ; wetherH. $ I.2.W(4.75 ( ; ewes ,
$3 iiWii 1. 50 ; slopkers and feeders , J3.25t(1.75 ( ;
culls , $2.00173.00.
> ! York l.lviSlui'U. .
NEW YORK , April ll.-HBKVKS-llP-
c'Clptii. 715 heid ; no trading ; fei-llng weak ;
cables slow : exports , 032 catt'e and 1 070
sheep and 1.220 quarters or neef ; tomorrow ,
175 bfpv-H and 1,534 nuarters of be. f.
OAIA'ICS itPceljts. 19 head ; no demand ;
feellir1' weak.
BIIIiKP AND LAMHS Hticelpts , 171 head ;
nomlmill ; ' linn.
HOGSUecelptH , 4,2S,2 , head : eteiuly ut $103
5/1 25 ; two c.iri of w- tern pigs sold at $1.05
U5.
_
L'iiicliilllill llvr Sloeli.
CINCINNATI , April -HOGS Market
Hull vti but lower at J3.S5fr3.Dt/ .
OATTM3 Market quiet but sttwdy lit J2.75
. .
HII I2KP Market HU-.uly at J2.75TJ5.00 ; Sir
lambs. Htendy in $1.25 5.7 , , . SiN
SI. .liiHi-pli 1. 1 ic SliicL. N
SOl'TII ST JOSKPII. Aiirll 11. ( Special , ) ( )
CATTLKH'uJpts 1 SCO he.id. Ql.irket
ady to lor loxver. natives. $1 O'if(3.20 ( ; Tex-
JfiMES E- BOYD * CO , ,
Telephone 10 , ' ) ! ) . Oiiinliae'3 TI
COMMISSION
, '
iKAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS . ,
HOA1M ) OP TRAUK. I'
Dlre't wr | tu _ _
Corr * < pondrnl > : John A U'urr-r. A Co.
SI
rCKE 16(1
H.R.PEMMEY&CO. II !
. . . atkt
kt
Qfc
III
ROOM4Hr LlfEDLOa BRAMCH IOSBrWT
OKAHA nCO. UliWUI Hl'A
J' - , i > 1 hr * .
.
470. illiiK < ami . .IM | - . JIWW
Hei elpt.i , , t.3' ' > liend , m.ilk .t
atcmly , nHllng nt | S * iias : hulk. $ SSia.W. !
HMKKP HiTplvt * . 1.1" " . in irkel nctlvunnil
01. . ! , ! > . lilirb * . } > lV.r0. . y.irllnB . fl.SO ®
6i ' , ui tilers $1 l 'i/l ' " . owe- . } l " 01I4..V ) .
spepsSa Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digest * the food and nlds
Nature in atroiiKthenlng rind rccon-
structinR the cxlmvistcd < ll esUvo or-
Kiii9. ; tt is t ho int cst thscovcfotl cllpcst-
antnml tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in ctllcloncy. It In-
Btantiy rollovoaand iwrnmncntiy cnrca
Dyspcpstii , IntllK'catlon , Heartburn ,
Flutulcnco , Sour Stomach , Isnusea ,
SIckllcatlnclie.GnstralRla.Crnnips.ancI
all other rosuHsoflinpprfcotdlKPsUoH.
Prepared by C. C. DcWItt & Co. , Chicago.
WE MAKE MEN
Marital SlrenglhVitality -
Manhood
IN TWO TO TEN DAYS !
Xlirht losses , drains and e-inl : , iim eens' nt
om e. Krrtv of > uiili. ; Premnturr Derllne.
Lost Miinh md. Vnrli-o . "le , ,
< iii | all Dl > f > a ua
and \ \ e-.iknesf : a of Mm , Women front
whatever C UBO , pei maneiiily and privately
'
r.ured.
l , nid
FREE ! FREE ! FREE !
FOU GOKFIDENGE RfSJORED m S'JSIfllNEO. '
Onr rcKHlar J3.W piuk go I'urU Vllnl
Spni-ldi , a. full month's treatniKit , UK ) doae.1
sent liy niatl closely stnM. Write u.s todny.
Cso ( . O. D. fraud , no pr'scrlptloti that
you eamit KO ! tlllwl , but a full nunitli'M
treatment. If they do iv * wo claim , vou
can imy afler you ! Ut > cuix-d , and we leave
It entirely to your honor. Our fulth Is so
El eat and wn know so wull the wonderful
vlrtufs. wi- can do thU , Tlny .mri . rlst < uml
P'enso ' > uu. They ASTOUND tlio medical
world. They act at unco on the urlno-een-
Italsy.Mtxm ' and no mlrnrlc of tollilc times
tsin oomimrprl1h the
n i i wonderful rniulti * obtalli-
IVl t. IN 'd. Tiny cure urinary dln-
eaae. < . fetop nlKht los ia III
l\/7 A r \ r" fr mi Moven to ten days , o
IVI / \ LJ C , that they never return.
ISmlsiliMiK , dnilnsi and
IOSRHS In urine entirely
cvasp after a few days'
treatment. The skin he-
comci * rlivui , the eyea
brlKht and clonr. Conlldeiu-e r urns. Step
elastli1 , bowelsi rfRiilur. The aBflc't IRPS- |
tloli. lnr.re.isp 'tin ' appetite when It Is poor.
headaches , flushing * ftnd m-rvous symptoms
fade away , the head becomes clear , the
memory irood , the mind .bright and actlvo.
They makenew. . rich , red blood , which
mantks . the cheeks and llii ! < and makcj
them rosy with health. Dark circles under
the J eyes dlsappoir and the weak mnn or
woman J Is made a new belnff and restored
to ' perfect health and v I porous sexual
powr and Kl < irlou youth at once ,
A food for Brain , Hloort , Muscles , Hones
and Nerve * . Not a. tlmulivUiis druc to
help for a few day * and Icnvn you ! n wornu
condition In the end , but renl , permRtisnt ,
Ked J nlwayr results , no mattrr how chronic
the case. 'Do ' not uvn aend us a postarft
dtninp. Wo think we have the only StmiJ
CVIM3. Just send us today your name and
nrtdreps. plalnlv wrlttpn. we will 'trp ' t It
with nil confidence , -ind for your trouldn
T\- | | | send you n valuable War rf > FF
Kollc. Now do not h'sltatr a ' "Ll-
moment. Write at once. Address 113
plainly
TIN H IIC.1 < Trcntinciit for Iloncnt
n n lid AVdii
Address
Dr. A. E. Archambault ,
, ' ! S Pciiilirrton Sq. , Ilonton , Man * .
S
Is a preparation of the Drug , by which Its
Injurious effects are removed , while the val
uable medicinal properties are retained. It
possesses all the sedative , anodyne and antispasmodic -
spasmodic powers of Opium , but produces
no sickness of the stomach , no vomiting , no
costlveness , no headache. In acute nervous
disorders It Is an invaluable remedy , and is
recommended by the best physicians.
SKXT IIV > IAII , lPI.AIX WIIAl'I'KIl
ox iint-isn'T OK IMIICH.
E. FERRETT ,
372 Pearl St. : Now York.
IODIDE OF IRON
forAN/nAHA.POORNGSSoflhelJLOOn.
CONSTITUTIONAL WRAKNIJSS
SCROFULA , Etc.
None genuine unless signed" II I.ANCAHD"
ALL DHUrtlilSTS ,
n. FOUanRA&CO.N.V. Altts. forU.S.
MA.Mv STATU.MI'JXT.
Report of the condition of the Merchants'
National bank at oman.i , in , u o , f
Nebraska ; , at the close of liu-ines , April D ,
IlKSOUItUKS.
LOUIIM and DlFcountH $1,530.020.07
Overdrafts , secured and unu-
cnicd 17.343.CO
' . S. Honds to secure clrciilut'on. ' 150,01)3.00
* . K. Konds to seciiri ) IT. S. De-
poslls 100.009.00
IT. S. JJondH on hand 3,000.00
PrPMilums mi I' . 8. bonds. , , 20,105,00
Socks , KCi-nrlllPH , ele 70,021.73
Hanking house , furniture and
llxtures 200.000.00
Other real estate and mortgages.
oxvni'd 45C13.96
Duo from National
bankx ( not reserve
agents ) $ S2.G20.5.1)
Due from state banks
and bankers 10,033,70
Dm- from approved reserve -
servo agents GQ3,1 0.00
Chocks and other eiuli
Items 1,123.72
Mxchanges for clearing
IIOIIHO 118,31X70
No ten of ol'.K-r lift-
llonal bankH t'9S75.00
Fractional paper currency -
rency , nickel and
cents 1.7GI.C2
Lawful money reserve In hank , viz ;
Specli ) 118,413.25
Legal tender notes 80,000.001,131,512.00
Iledi-mptlon fund xvlth
0. H. Treasurer ( C per
cent of circulation ) . . . . G,7W.(0 (
Total | IS78,303.W
LL\niLiTiis. :
slock paid In I B03.030.W
Surplus fund 100.003.00
Undivided . . . .
- - , . prolltH , i ospeniios
and i ( axes paid 0.513.11 .
Nallonal hank notes outKtundlng. l'J5W .W
Due. to otlinr na
tional bank ! ? $ UC.037.13
Due to state hanks
and bunkers 52.027.C < 1
Dividends unpaid . . . . 3,731.00
Individual depubltn
subject ( o check. . . . 1,253,001.i'7
Deniaml rerUllnileH
of deposit 72,932.St
Time certlllcnles of
deposit 292,017.02
f'urtllU'il checks fi.7M.10
C.ish'er's eliecks out
standing fi.Vi93.67
I'nltcd ; Hl'i * dejioslls. . 99,710.812,533,7S3.M
Tidal W , ' ItffO.99
Slate of Nebraska , County of Douglas , m ;
I , Luther Drake , cashier of the ahova
named : bank , do holorniily swear 'that ' tlm
above Ktalemenl is true in Iho be < l of my
knoxvledgo and belief.
I.UTIUJH DIIAKIC. Canhlcr.
Subscrlhcd and sxx'orn to before mo tli1
lllh day of April. 1&9.
t'MAHLKH II. WKMKS ,
Notary Public ,
Correct AUPHt :
, HUN H. WOOD.
! ' . T. HAMILTON.