Nebraska Newspapers

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hie omatia dailt pee: Wednesday, jantahy 7. mi.
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GRAIN ASD PRODUCE MARKET
ei Sharp Erttk ia Titm To'lovi
!na.p of liituij.
PARTIAL RECOVERY NEAR THE CLOSE
Higher, While Prevlal Are
Irrrgslar Price Flac-
tuate erreaaly.
CHICAOO, Jan. 26 Another sharp break
ficrurrea In vtimt prlct-s today, following
the severe s.ump of yesterday. Heavy
sales attributed to the f.rinc'pal hull Inter
Wl. caused a decline of i'V -' the
price of the May dviiverv. Active rupp-rrt
from the s.ime source, however, rciulied
not In a complete lecovery, but a pain over
yesterday ' closing quotations, flmil figures
on Mm.v 4 lhg up ic May corn also gained
V. whll oats itere "Sr t.lsbcr. jpruvl
aiona were ?v higher to 7V lower.
The action of the wheal market today
WM mire or I eon of a riddle, which few
treders professed to be able to solve. One
thing seemed certain, howrver, the key
to the situation was he-Id by the leader
of the lu". whose enormous selling yes
terdMy n-siJiM In a break of over 2 cents
In May, while today, a selling movement
originating from the aame source, carried
the price over 2 oepts farther away from
the dollar market. The action of this one
jiowerful trader was the otily faeior In
the pit, all general nri being totally Ig
rored. At the start the Armour Intercut
was an open buytir. For the first hour,
while the demBiid from the leader of the
bull ciwwd continued, prices were firm.
Altpjlietied V(J V' lower to WiJc higher
at iii'c. A slight advance wan made
ehorfly after the opening, the price ris
ing to R'tjSTiic. No sooner ha dthe buying
from thla source ceased however, thun
the crowd appeared to have wheat for
ale In unmeasured quantities. A larpe,
t art of these ofTeritig wtn supposed to be
for the account of the Armoura.
The pit waa void of buyer In conse
tiuence May dropped 2v?'ic In ten min
utes of trading, going down to S7ic be
fore nny support waa offered. At this
point the leading long apparently decided
to check imy further decline For the re
mainder of the seealon It waa believed the
Armour Interest was an active buyer. The
market responded readily to the demand.
The rally was almost as rapid tie the
prevlouB decline. Purchases of S.("K).0""O
bushels not only caused a recovery of all
of the loss, but May, late in the day. sold
tip to 9"c, an advance of 27c from the
low point The close waa firm at aW-EM"-.,
a train of r over yesterday's final figures.
The July delivery did not experience as
sharp a decline. After opening at K1W3
B7,e. the nrlce slumped tn WVc a break
of 1j.c but the close showed a (rain of
Vilffo a t 81V- Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 111,2011 bushels. Primary
reeelnts were EW.RIiG bushels., compared
with 4.hihi bushela a year earn. The
world's visible supply, according to Brad
' streets, showed a decrease of 331.000 bushela.
"Wrneanolls. Duluth and Chlcngo reported
TecW..ts. of n& cara. ngulnst 470 cars last
week and cars a vear aero.
The enrly corn tnarket was easier In
sivmpathy with lower cables and favorable
weather conditions for the drying of the
rain. There was selling by local bears.
fiirt commission houses were fair buyers
and the nrice yielded but little. The break
in wheat prices was scarcely felt In the
corn pit. Ijtte In the day there was a arood
demand from elevator people and commis
sion houeea. which resulted in developing
a trnm tone. l.lirht receipts and con
tlnued good shipping demand were bull
iwciors rioslra- prices were at the too,
wlfh Mav at 4!tSc. The opening was
lower at 4C64!c. The low jwilnt was made
at- 4ec- Lioal receipts were 304 cara, 1
af contract rniide.
Buying credited to the l4lTig long had
a tendencv to create a firm tone Id oats
and there was a disposition to sell early
tY.m Ahv with svmuatJhir -with the weak
tieea In wheat. A ouite reneral demand
developed during the later part of the sea
pton and continued up to the close, which
was ftrra, Mav opened unchanged to c
lower at -41i.4i41c. sold off to 41V end
closed at CVo. Local receipts were 202
tiara.
There was a -large trade In provisions
and prices fiucunted nirvously. The mnrket
was strong early o:i lmylng by commlaslon
houses and puckers, but later weakened
n selling by western interesta. Arter sev
eral advances and declines the market
elosed barely steady, Selling due tn pros
pects of increasing hoar receipts was re
imrmalhle for the late selliria. May. pork
eloaed TVtc lrr at til 4': Mav lard was
tVp Vif'":at t?.'3M,--ai while ' ribs- ware a
iiliedo lower at 10. 80.
The leading futures ranted as follows:
Articles. I Open 1 li;h. Low. Close.l T'sfy.
Wh't- 1 . I
. May laHWfffSii
July KlVo-vl
bept. L 77!
Cora - I
. J tin. f 4H
I I
90',!
4f,l
R7ii89T0SO.H9t,4i-H
Wva.MlBS
4S
4T.
41"
47
May J4f-Vii4
4V-,
,: 4d-
juiy
OkI
Jan.
May.
Julv
Bept.
Tork
Jan.
May
Lard
Jan. May
July
Kll
Jan.
May
July
4h
4S
4i'W
41W
41'H!
kl
41H,
117
8'V
37Vu '
a
a-
11 47H
7 f
7 5?
7 66
B?H
S Hl'Vk
IS 5
U &0
-is a
IS U)
13 26
IS i
is :
is 40
i
7 3S
1 67.1
7 Sl'Mil
7 r.7,
7 67,!
7 8!
7
716
Kn
6 0
t W
7 45
T 4TH!
8:1
6 t'Si
ICVt.
No. 1 ' .
Cash quotations were as follows:
nxt-H Market waa dull and easy
winter patent. $4.2(4 40; straights. HUH
4j4 2ii, aprlng patents. 94.HVQ 4.&U; atxaighu,
:....,ii. Lakers. MZMKulMi.
YVHEAT-r-No. . 7)7c; No. I
81c. . . .
red. 6GS
IN N. Ia 4H''4t'!C, JNO.
J yellow,
OATS No.
2, 3!UffS9Vc; NO.
.1 white.
L. v I? Vn 5. tEc.
UAHLKY Oood feeding, l7)rS3Sc; fair to
Chirtce malting, 44)a.u. , . .
Kirt-tiuKo l flax. 11.10: No. 1 north
western.' 0.1: prime timothy, IB.7B; clover.
contiact -frratle. Ill.Sa.
Puri-TitiNN-VIw ' pork. per Mil
113 SiBlS 46; lard, J-er 100 Ins.. J7.t'V: -ahort
rlt aides aiHjse). fi 47Sr.7:H: liort clear
Bides ilMixdi. eS.sTVWI.U'H- . ..
Following are the receipts and ahlpmenta
of tlour aud grain;
Receipts. Ehlpments
trir,,, t.bla a.HW Kt.-'
wil bu fr,W B0.3U)
U :! JMIJ""1
IMM, : aiT.HMC lb4.M
u. bu 7 .. .
trW iiu -
m ih. Produce exchanae tmiar 'ne but
ter mark-rt waa tirmer, creamery. UV-IV'
rtuirv iifiilic. satm. liitti. at iwirfr.. cam
Included. i-WSlWo. i'Bemai;, atuudy; JiJ lUVa-c-
KEW TtfftiC Ci aU lJkktiET.
Qaatatlaaa
f the Day oa aria
CaiBBe4ilttea. ' "
NEW TORK, Jan. 3T FLOUR Receipts,
tiki bbU ; exportti. 0.7 bbls sales, 13 1(4)
blila ; market unsettled and geneially alow,
buvera boUling off ; Minneeota patents. 14 70
Hl'aii. winter patenu, $4Ja.U4.ti6. winter
.atrulghta. H5"4i4.36; Mlnneaota patenta.
4 7hii!ioic wltiler extraa. Kl.S-auSW;
Minnea bakera. ia.B4.; low grades,
. S iy3. Rye flour, firm; aalea, ai bbla ;
fair to good, H4i'i3 46; choice to fancy,
H tt Buckwheat flour, dull, f ilm:
OtiRNMEAL Steady; yellow weaieru.
tinfi; city, lilt; kiln dried. C DoitfS
PTE Stead v ; No. I western. 67c. nomi
nal f o i.. afioat; stale and Jeraev 54; ;
BARLET liull : feeding. 47c c. I. T. New
Tork; ninltlnu.. jifyie. c 1. f. Buffa'.u.
S HEAT Hecclpta. I.fHI bu., exports. T T7
1U ; sisit firm; No. S red. kc. elevator; No.
I red IMc f. o. b.. afioavt; No. 1 northern
iiulufh. tl.iai. j. o. h.. afloat. tipti cm
oiiened steady and quiet followed by a vio
lent break if a cent per bu. This in turn
was followed by heavy buying, and a big
. afternoon lump, the close being rattier
urotig at a'1'' net advance. May, lai li
lac, closed. Ir-'Wc; July, MbWO 13-ltn, cloaej.
ta'.Vc.
. i aiRN IUcept. M.7W) bu. Exports, S -
R43 bu : spot firm: fclc. f o. b. afloat: No.
'I yellow, bbc; No. 2 white. HKt. (littlin
- market while depressed aomea hat by the
early break in wheat and corn, waa never.
thrlesa well supported on Imd weather
news and In the afternoon develotied run-
faiderahla atrer.gth. tuaing Vve net
bigher. Mav. fou.SV. cled, iaiSc; July,
tUVdiMc. closed. Wc
UATfc-Hect'ipis. 7S bu ; simt. trm;
No. t. 48: atandard white. 4&47c; No
S. 4c; No. ! white 47tb47'c; No. S while,
4rv,i-r track wl.rte. jvnice.
KKKl'-H'ai: M" n bran tiiB,
iido.ic.a. tMifAZittU. city. tUe.Bukia itt, .
HAT-yuln, shipping, go-xl tu cuoic. K
fj'.i.v
HOPaV-Flrra: . state common to choice,
lil. tiirc, liai ::ur7c: olda. P&lir; pac-
fic ruaal. l!kd, !t4c; Ila. i3r7c . olaa. lit
Id
1 1411' ii-M'eady; acid. SUJWtc
TAl.IXiW-Steady.
iiiLi-a rtrui. oaJrastaa t a lb. iSn;
California H to S lbs., IV; Texas dry, 24
to lh , 14c
PlioVlFloVP Beef firm; family, llfi.no
011 itiPfo. a -if ; beef hama. 3" H'U
ii'; pa kct f in "; city tra Iniin
mean, l.i if fill fi. ut meM, steady; i 1 k
eed t'eliiee t'-Z'tl ', pi kled shOuliets.
li m ; plckeled hnm. f! nn'ciln IiTd
steady; western sienmed. $7. 71). January, IT 7n;
nominal r'nn"1. stendy; contlnet.t, J7
comjiourid. t' T l'o:k. firm; family. aLu,
hurt r ,.a-, i:;. i.vrlf, mea. n t. i i.tiu.
Pt'TTKR Weak; creamery, liVnili;.
fHKlK wuiei, HViia
Strong; wealern. ST.'ciIKlc.
OMAHA WHUlE4I,n MARKET.
( oadltloa of Trade ! Qaetalleas
taple and Faacy rroaaee.
EGGS Receipts, modi rat : fresh stock,
SfjOc.
l-l E JTJT LTflT TTena. &anc: spring.
clur ki na. fa!c; r'-ortcra, accorunig to as
4afic; turkeya, liitiloi.; dJcka, lnjiuc; geeae,
rVKc.
1'KESFETi pn VLTHT-Turkeys. jBfuisc;
ducks, lii'Bllc; ctH-re, lc; clilLkens. K'-r'J
1"V'
HI TTET1-r k ne stoc k. 11c: Choice to
fancy iV.lry roils, l.tillr; bcphrator, Sic.
J-KEi-H Fiaii-'n. ui. i v . .k-rei, 6-;
pike, hc; iercn, 7c; hiueflsh. l&c; whr,ell-h.
fcc, salmon, lie: haddock. K'c: codfish, lie;
redann riper, lie; lohsvpt s. boiled, per Hi.,
lolitr. cre-n. per lh.. Xhc; bullheadB,
lie; catfish, 14i ; black baas, I'ijiic; halibut,
13c; crapplea. 12c; heriing. 6c, white baas,
I'M-; blu'"". c
(il'PTtHS-NfK Tork counts, per ran.
Or, per gal., S2t"; extra selects, per can,
3oc; per t ul , tl.se; standard, per can, Z7c;
per BH I . Il.i.
B HAN Per ton, ITS (.
H A 1 Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' akHoclatlon: Choice No. 1 up
land, SC50; No. Z. S6.i; medium. SB.&fi;
coarae. 10.141: rye straw. JJ.flri. These prices
are fur hay of good color and quality, lie
mand fair and receipts light.
('UllN-3y:.
CA7 S 87c.
BYE No. X, BOc.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOEF Colorado, toe; Dakota, per
bu., 7e-u7ac; native, 6ii470c.
SWtKT I'UTATOKS Illlnola, per bbl
Si.60.
NAVT BEANS Per bu.. K.25.
CELEB V Small, per do.. i63oc; large
Calitoinla, 6(ic, Ttic and Wat.
t'M'JNS Pnanlah. per crate, n R0- fnlo-
rado yellow, p. r bu., SI 00; red, per lh IV;.
ii'4w
v Ai.pA'iii, vi isconsin riouana,
Tl'KNU'St anoda rutabaga,
lc; w hite, per hu., 6fc.
per lb.,
CAKKUTP Per hu.,
I'AHeNIPB I'er bu., toe.
BEETS Pit bu., ;c.
CALLIFLOWEK California, per
crate,
Cl'Ct'MTTERP Per do., S1.2E.
BAIilPHS Per do bunches, thr.
LETTI CE HEAIi per dox bunches, !I0c
mi on; per bbl S7.(Xi; leaf lettuce, per Cos.
bunches. 4ftc.
TI P.NIPS Southern, per do., 75c
BEFTS-Routhern, per dor.. 6c.
CAKROTf Southern, per doi , 76c.
PARFLEY Southern', per dot, H.
ONIONS Southern, green, per dos., 6f3
7&c
mtTITB
APPLES California Bellflowers. per box,
11 .0; Baldwins and other varieties. 13.60;
New York export Greenings, KuBaets and
Baldwins. S3 7u.
G71APE8-Pony Catawbaa, 20c; Imported
Malagas, per keg. S0.0liiiti.00.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., S7 00
per box, S-'BO; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,
Sb.OfHig.U); Bell and Cherry, SS
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Florida Brights and Russets,
all sixes. 12. Zj; navels, all alxca, choice, S2.X
fc'.' .IS; fancy, all sixes, S 75
LEMONS California fancy. Sop to S60
sixes. U; choice, 24V to 70 sizes, S3.60.
Fl OB California, per l()-lb. cartons. Hoc;
Imported Smyrna, S-crown, 14c; 6-crown,
l'ic; 7-crown, lhc.
BANANAS Per medlum-slaed bunch, $2.00
4ii'. 60; Jure I in. t2'W-ti.'2L.
C'tarOANI'TF Per auck, 4; per do., 60c.
IJATESPeralan. per box of 30 pkea,, S2:
ptr lb., in 60-lu. tHixea, f-c; Oriental stuCeil
dates, per Imx. tl ..4!.
MISCELLANEOrS.
CHEESE Wlaconain twins, full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
Pwlaa. Ilk-; Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wisconsin
limliiirper, 72c.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, S3;
I'tah and Colorado, per 24 framea. S3.J6.
MAPLE SUGAR-Ohio, ner lh.. 10c.
"IIiES Per bbl.. $6.7."; 1-er V, bbU $3
POPCiiRN I'er lb.. ZHc; shelled, SxiJSSO.
HORSEKAL1SH Per case ot 2 dox..
packed, ale.
NLTf ainuts. jso. l aort sneu. per id.,
lr.W; hard shell, per lh., 14e: No. 2 .rt
sheH. per lb.. ia-; No. 2 hard shell, per lh.,
12c; Bi-asllK, per lb., lie; filberts, per lb., lie
almonds, soft shell, per lh., lac; hard ehell.
per lu., 13c; pecana. larpe. per ID., 32e;
small, per lb, 10c; peanuts, per lb., 6c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; Chill walnuts,
irifmsc; I'-rge hickory nuts, per riu.. $1.50;
shell barks, i.er bu., $2; black walnuts, per,
tMT,. $'. . -'
HlI'ES No. 1 preen. Be: no. i green, or;
No Tsalted. 7c; No. 2 salted. 6c; Nn. 1 veal
calf, to 12 lbs.. CHc; No. I veal calf, 11 to
16 lbs., nu.c: orv saitea niaes, aoisc; rnecp
pelts, 2i(tj75c; horse hides. $1.50(82.50.
t. Uali Grata aid ITevlsloas.
EST. LOUIS. Jan. 26 WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red, caah, elevator, laiijc: track, WVf
".c: May. 6Mc; July, 7c; No. 2 bard, 82 VS
l iHJi-Mlgner: o. s, casn, c; iraca,.
444'44,c; May, 4;,c; July, 4nic.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 cash, aic; traca, wic;
Mi 4"Tc; No. 2 white. 41Vc.
HXJLK Bteaay; rea winier imieina. h.w
04 tn. extra fancy and airalchu. H.lH W;
dear. $3 4 41 6ii.
PEEI Timothr. steady, k.wi.bu.
CORN MEAL Steady, $2.40.
li KAN H lg her ; Backed, east track, 8aQ
re. .
HAT Steady ; timothy, $7 .wroii.oo; praina,
SS.Oorttii.WI.
Irtii.N tTi min i j r.D n.to.
BAOGIN Ui Wc.
l'EMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Port, lower; Jobbing. $18.70.
Lard, firmer; prime stoam. $6. la). Bacon,
firm: boxed, extra ehorta, r.Otl clear riba,
$7 6-"; abort clear. $7.87".
POI LTKY Mlgner; cnicaens. iuc; epnngs,
10c; turkeys. 16c; ducks, 11c; geese, 6c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, lb21c;
dairy, 134ilc.
EGGS Higher at Bc. case cotmt.
Receipts. Bhlpmenta.
Flonrr. bhla W
Wheat, bu 42.000 l&ii.ttiO
Corn, bu ,....112.(ll lan.i
Oats, bu .w ni.wuu
Visible Ply (
NEW TORK. Jan. !. Special cable and
tclerraphlc communications received by
BraritrBeis Khow the following chaniies in
avuilalila supplies aa compared with laat
u count :
Wheat United State and Canada, east
Rockies, decrease. 61.4MI bu.; afloat for and
in Europe, increase. JiO.OoO bu.; total sup-
t.lv darrnw M'!' IN1 bu.
Com T'nited States and Canada, aaat of
Ttockiea Increnae rT'.OOO bu.
(mis United Statf and Canada, east of
T?ork!M dftcreaiie 2.' OiiO bu.
Tlie leading decreases reiiorted this wa'k
Include :).(i bushela t nortnweetern in'
terlor elevators i:fi.ta4 bushels St order
hurg. V'y buahels at Chirai; prlvata ele
vatra. Ci.OnO buahels at Portland, Me., and
f.utlO bushels at Rochester.
Kaaui City Grata aaa Pravlalaaa.
KANSAS CTTT, Jan. 26 WHEAT Mar,
74.itJ';4Sc: July. 71,c: cash. No. 2 burd.
KiTt; No I. (Wg.rfi No. 4, 6ittc; re
jected. rn3o; No 2 red. il'ic; No. J. .
CORN May, 4:tc: July. 4:'S,c: cash. No.
t mixed, SfHtc: No. white. 41c; No. 1, 40c
OATB No. 2.mixea. 5.HTT.
RYE No. 2. l"ri51c.
HAY Choice timothy, 9.(KJr9.Bo
choice
prelrie ri"0
HI Tlr H I rea met v . jit'a.ic.
WS- Higher: Misaouri and
Kansas
stuck, cases returned. 2Vc; new
whltewood caeca Included, J7c
No. 2.
Keceipta. Blilpments
Wheat, bu Inh4 4i 11241
Corn, bu M.4
Oats. bj.
2S.0UU
21.UU0
rhlladelaala Praaaea Market.
PHll-APELPiriA. Jan. 2 BUTTER
Steaiiy: extra wcnteru cream-cry. 2Uc; ex-
tre i.evrt.v nrlnts. 27c.
Ki;S Firm and 2c higher; fresh nearby
24c at murk; fresh wealern. S:i'iiJ4c: f'eh
southwestern. S.;c; fresh southerii. X'.ia'.'ic
CHLEPB tteid.v. with ftlr demand; Nfw
York full crvam. choice to fancy, 11VI
uc.
IH laaesMlla taraia Market.
MlWEAlf iLlS. Jan. 2a WHEAT May
arVtiw: Jjly. R.1'; ei.temtitr. ttsc; on
track. No. 1 h&rd.. "r: No. 1 northern.
HVr; No. 2 northern, aOVc; No. I ncrthern
IrA'iaac.
FlAiUR First nctenta, i Ci4."0: aecond
jiatent. H uH C ; tirat clcara, t3 4i-ai.il1
aei 'tnd cleiiia. 2aih"J'
BRAN In bulk. Ji4 TwhlB.00.
Hllwaakra Crala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jan M. WHEAT
Siaudy: No 1 northern t-io'iic; No.
northern. MuaTvV: M.iy. W-i. u c bid.
K V E Firmer: No 1. 61Wn'-c
B ARLEY i'ull; No. t. ViiSc; aunnrlo,
tlihS-Steadyi, No. S. 4.' 43c; May. 4Si'ff
4C. .
Uferaeal Crata Market.
I.lVERPt KiL, Ja 56 -WHEAT f(.ot.
ncaiinal; futures, quiet, Marrh. as iu
Mav. s IV J
Ci IiX Piiot. American mixed, new,
sleailv, 4s 2v.u; American mixed, old. firm.
4s -rd; futurea, eaar; . Jauuary, i. ju1,
jaaruo. 4a 1V4--
NEW TORE STOCKS AND BONDS
ICtrktt Ebm Diioiition U Adynnc?, tn'.
AdTntipe lot Fa'.lowed Up.
WAR NEWS HAS ITS EFFECT CN FRICES
Retaras f fw lark 4 Itr Trail C at
paales IHacloae that Loaaa Have
Dec reased V4Mh These laatl
tatleas lh; Past Year.
TORK, Jar.. 2fi -Today's stock
market h;id to absorb a conairterahle vol
ume of prolii takln? again, eanecially In
the early part of the dny. Thla It did
to very good elTect. but there Was no
edcertesa shown to foilow the advance
and th market relapsed Into dullneas,
which was lt characteristic previous to
the upward movement. The market semed
lo i. waiting for a fresh -move by the
speculative party which assumed the lead
ership of the rise, as the outside public
remained conspicuous by Its absence. War
news played a part in the reetrlction of
the day s buslni as. but the sales for Lon
don account, from that cause, were In
moderate volume.
Returns Of railroad rrnu nmlnc-a for
the third week In January', now coming to
hand, are of mixed complexion, but the
average ration of Increase over last year's
correaponding period Is falrlw maintained,
the Atchiaon statement for liecember
showing a decrease in net earnings of
$M nfl. The increased operating expenses
having wiped out the gain In groaa earn
ings caused an unfavorable impression,
although tf no effect on the Atchiaon
stock Itself. The decrease In net earnings
of 1ii roads reporting for November, which
Is the first average decrease shown dur
ing the cnlendar year. Is accounted for
by the declines In coalera and trunk line
eaminga. -the former owing to comparison
with the favorable period following the
strike settlement last year, while the
southwestern group, of which the Atchi
son is representative. Increased the net
returns for November some 6.KS jier cent.
The Financial Chronicle also notes a
progressive decline in the ratio of In
crease of gross earnings over last year,
which was In July IS. 23 per cent, August
1 4P per cent. Repterrrber 12 31 per cent.
October F R per cent and for November
4.10 $jer cent. Weekly grosa earnings for
liecember and January thus far reported
Indicate some Improvement again In the
ratio e.f Increase over last year A com
pilation of the returns of the New Tork
city trust companies to the state control
ler discloses that the loans of these In
stitutions on Iecemlier 21 had decreased
no less than $116. 678. 43s, compared with
their loans on June 30 preceding. The
mystery of the almost stationary condi
tion of the loan Item of the New Tork
clearing house banks through the six
months' period of drastic liquidation in
the securities market Is thus amply ex
plained. The compilation of the conditions
of national banka throughout the country
as of January 22. under the call of the
controller. Is awaited with Interest to In
dicate how far the recent large expansion
of New Tork bank loans has tieen due to
shifting of loans from Interior institutions
to New Tork. The New York loan ex
pansion Is believed to' lie still In progress
nrd time monev was appreciably firmer
today, the asking rate for six months
rising to 4t4 per cent. The subtreasury
paid out $1 Finn.oiio on account of Japanese
gold deposited at San Francisco. Other
wise the gains to the lutnke on account
of subtreasury operationa are falling off
from the recent average. The late rise
in the market under the leadership of
Pennsylvania made the closing firm at
net gains, running to a point over that
stock. St. Paul and the Pacific.
Bonds wore less active and steadied after
vorcs trregiila-rit v. Total sales, par value.
SS.CO.roo. United States bonds were un-
cVijir.d nn call
Tne following are the quotation on the
New Tork Stock exchange:
Sulrs.Hlgh.Low.Ulosa.
.io.B'W 6si 61a, tMyi
. 2.i Hi tai'a 71-i
Atchison
do pfd
Ballimure 4 Ohio
84
HI
lift,
1U1V
J
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is"
in,
25
ku'
. lKVi
ne
1UM
211
4H
MV
VI
111)
"itHi
B4
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7fx
1H
f -27
lot.
"ri,
ti4
4Va
h.i
llf
loll
341,
K
16
SIM,
ll7
7Ki4
18
B7V,
27 V
18b
272
22
78
2"S
6WI
4
170
7G
M
12.1
yw
8-1 ,
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S7
lOtiV,
14o
122'
M
w
lf
4i
li"H
6
H
23 Vi
ir.'
ViA,
4
do pfd
Cunudian Bacitlc
Cent, ot New Jersey.
CheaaiHuike & Ohio...
1(10
fc.ai
loo
iuu
, "soil
b'
, 2,!KK
ai
4iki
2iai
Chicago Ac Alton ....
do pld
. U. W
do B pfd .i
Chicago 41c Northwest,
Chi. Ter.i 4V I rans
do pfd
C C. C. ft St. L
Colorado rjoutbem, ..
4o rst 'Pfd
do 2d pfd
Iiolaware & Hudson.
Iel.. Lack. & West...
Denver & R. Q
'ioo
do pfd
. 100
6.11NI
S.4II0
Erie
do let pfd
do d pfd
Of J
Great Northern pfd..
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
2.100 14 ya
owa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd l.ixxi
Louis, a: Nashville... 3.
Manhattan L 2.6
Met Street Railway. 2,6ui
M. & St. L
Miaaouri Pacific tt.fcw
M.. K. & T
J08U
14f.
122
'ti,"
18
41
'2sii
107
144
li
17
41
120 '
58
a"
121!"
do tifd
N. R. R- of Mex. pfd
New York Central .. l.aj
Norfolk & Western.. 1.400
do pfd
Ontario & Western... 7.4")
Pennsklvanla rc,aw
Pitta.. C. C. A. Bt. L
Reading I."'
47 4r
if.vi '24
5 trlV,
'ii, "ti"
164, 1ft
3.-. S4
do 1st ptd ii
do 2d pfd
a'l
61
25
66
64
4K
lM,
144'.
17K
614.
2?
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211
2d
SI.
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21
40
18
21
474,
2
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60',
SI'S
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311
74
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1
17
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SK
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Rock iBland Co 14.no
do Pfd n.sou
Bt. L. & S F. 1st pfd.
do 2d Pfd
soft
St. L. S. W
.. RoO
.. (0
..a.ou
! 127.100
.. 5.4'
..'l.'
.. 1.400
do Pfd
Bt. Paul
14nS ltft
do pfd
offered
Pacific ..
Southern
Blaj, 5'i
!24 21
K4 ?3
26 2
' 'rri
KlVi SO
M "
2IH S
40 S
"iiv tl4
47 47
ti n
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7"4, 7a
WW, 49
ra i
l:il 1
74 74
W 4
140U,
1 14
lias lac
"is 'isH
7?'' 72
fx
1X JKi
10"4 1""
aft "
71 71
"i" ""
47 4l"H
n v
4V4
-as
7s
14 1
t- 4
RtV, M
v4
Southern Railway
do pfd
Texas & PaclOc ..
Tnl . Rt I- dk W.
do pfd 1
Union Paclno la o""'
do pfd !.".
Wabash "
do pfd .
W. A L- E.
Wisconsin Central ..
do pfd i.'uu
Adams Express Co
Am. Express Co
B. Express Co
Wells-Fargo Exp. Co
Am. Copjier as.wai
Am. Car II Foundry.
do pfd a
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd -
Am. Looomotlra
do nfd .
Am. Smelt. Refln't;. X .
do pfd ."'
Am. Sugar Refining.. T
Anacond Mining Co.. t
BrrKik. Rapid Transit.
Col. Ftiel iron ....
Col. ft Hocklnr Coal.. 1.r
Consolidated .... l.nnt
Oeneral Electric
International Paper .. SO
do T'fd
In'erntlonal Pump
do pfd w
VaMonal Biscuit
Vatlonul Iad r"0
Vnrtii American a8""
Pacific Mall 1
Peotile a r, I.""
Pressed Bteel Car.... Jii
do pfd
Tullman rlace Car..
Renulil'e Steel 1 V
do pfd J 22
Robber Goods .
do pf1 -'I
ai. rnol ft Iron I"
U 8 teather 1
do p-1
V B WuMr '
"o rM
do rifd "
U S Pteel i
An fd aa
Weprn T'loe 41
98 V4
?9I4
im
TO
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117
47
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44
7STt
7'
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ru
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9U
a a.
93
9V
9,
a-vi
S
yiwihern HecuHtle
Total aa'-Mi Tor ee nsv. " -"' "
closing quotations on bonds are at
vMwa '
f t "t a.
So rnupsa .
da la. rec
Ao niupon .
So sett 4a.
4 enttptia
o old 4a l
4a rouptia
icth a a "nl a
ine Manuattaa c ( 4a..lur.4
ktca lDlrJ 4 7i',
1T a. lal lite 1A
lijii atiaa ft H U 4a.... f
MM M , a ft T 4a (7
1,171. tm la II
vri, N B. of H a. 4a KVi
Vi'H K Y. C. a a
.urn, K i c a la u; w
. tavaia PacifiA 4a lus
. t
w . ft w. a. 4a rr
.li,'V a- L a ft ear
M, Hrn:i coat IWe W
tn tntlBftt
ll-blmt s 4a..
4t adj 4a
Atlantlr C. L. 4a.
b ft o 4a
4e !e
tentrai of US. 4a..
Su let tne. . . ...
lur.V Reeding atai 4a a-S
.' T'.h St. L. ft 1 at a ta- li.-
Cbee ft Ohio 4Se....Ho' V - - 4a te
c .-... a a i-J TI ll : t W .la 4
C. B ft Q a 4a .... ttl"'attl A U 4a.... .
C at ft S P. s 4a. US 1-artSr 4a ta
C ft !4 W e la....U' " kallsaa 4a 11
C . I ft r. 4a ... TT-aTtxe. t la .. ..lt!.
4e aoL 4a ? 9l. L ft . 4a.. Tt
r r c ft et fUs,4Va.frI I'nise acir 4 H
Caaa "Par. 4a 11 wi. 4s tn
. aw V f Stael 4 ( 7
. aio Wahaaa la llf'
. t 4o Or B
.f'W l, g . s.
. avn rnri 4 a"
.m tola, r 1 t. ta . 7r4k
l
Rostaa gtnrk Haatattoai.
BOSTfiN. Jan. W Csll loans. Sici4H per
cut; time Iran", 4'iri pT cent. Official
cloi g prices on stoi ka and bonds:
Al' lilrnn 4a
sui i emral 4..
Ac hlaen
dn r'4
BnvtaTi a Albany,
flmiinn a Maine.
Iioatoa Kievaied
N T . K. M. !
rit'htni-x pfd ...
t'nmn rapine ....
Vrv Orilrnl ....
AmT. Huxar
do pfd
Amer T ft T ...
I "imlrilnn I ft S
... Atliiaer
... AmBlcamatpd ....
. . . llMisliatn
... ral H.la
. . .H-' n l entennlal
Copper Kane ...
...14w Immmmn oal .
4 . .1! Franklin
...III. !! Hoval
. . . an Moha"rli
... l:' (Hfl Pnnunion ...
...HI" ci"ola
...IK .'f' Tot
...isiVOii'iM-r
... 1. Santa Tr Copper..
...37" jTnmarmck
... :?VT-mttT
... 7" ' p I'ed States ....
... ITSjllah
. .. II- VI'-torta
. . . fii- 'W'tnona
... ha jWoiverln ........
... -"a'laily Wrst
.. 4-a
, .
. :;-,
4.V.
. hW
. 4f
.
4a
. in
. It"
. t"
. .
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.
. -S
.
.
..
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Orueral EteM-if ...
Mass. Electric
do pfd
T'nited Knilt
r. S. Steel
d. pfd
wtinn. common..
AdvrTCura
Bid. "Asked
Load oa "lark Market,
LONDON, Jan. 26 Cloalng:
Onaolt
money... 7 1-1 " T Central
.lWV,
.
. ,
. 24
. U
.. H
.. K'H
.. 41
.. SI
.. t?S
.. at.'
.. M-
.. .
.. K
.. ll
.. ca
.. i
.. 40V,
do arrouat ...
Anaconda
Att-hiaim
, i; If. 1 Nrirtnlk ft W..
. ... nr. pr4 . ..
. ... 7i Ontario ft W..
BP- fennmlvanla .
Si.4, Rand Mlnea ...
IBii Keadln
S I do lat prd..
..... 171, 1 an Id pfd..
HV go. Railway ..
J" ( do ptd
2Z So Parinr . ...
7i'.- ,t nlon Pariflc .
do Bid
do ptd
Baltairtre AO..
Canadian Panne
Che ft Ohio
Chli-aao Ot V..
C. M ft St. P.
IieBeera
I), ft R 0
do- pid
Erie
do lt pfd....
' do Id pfd....
TlMnnla Central ,
Lnula ft Naah .
I . K ft T
f. . Steel
... 4(Hi
...isTv,;
...113
do pfd
!Wanaah
do ptd
lh I
MLit.K-Hur, firm, 2d per ounce.
MONET per cent; the rate of dis
count In the o;ien market for short bills is
Sl-lfifrSV Tier cent; for three months' billa,
SV1 per cenL
"ew Tark Mlalaa taaatatleaa.
NEW TORK. Jan. X The following are
the doping quotations on mining stocks:
A da ma Con
'Little Chief
(Ontario
jOphlr ,
!lhoentx
rvtosi
! Pa rage
.Siprra N'ereaa
Ismail Hopes.
Istandard ....
.... I
...fK)
....4M
.... 18
.... IE
.... t
.... n
.... in
....
Alice
tlreeoa
brunawlrk Cob .
t omatork Tunnel
Con. Cal ft Va.
H oni Si War ....
lrnn flllver
Lr(lTI!l Con ..
Offered.
10
17
(
.... II
170
II
126
Forelga Financial.
LONDON. Jan. 26 Rates for money were
easier In the market todaj- owing to the
arrival of gold from India. There waa a
quiet demand, affecting discounts accord
ingly. Cpe.rators on the Stock exchange
w ere occupied with the adjustment account.
The pro'onged delay In her reply dimin
iehed bustlneaa. Consols yielded a fraction.
Americans opened weak, the attltqde In
New Y'ork discouraging operations. Later
they recovered to parity and closed quiet
and strong Grand Trunk continued to
suffer from bad traffic returns. Japanese
and Ruaeian securities were a fraction
lower. The amount of bullion taken into
the Bank of England on balance today was
BhRLIN. Jan. 26 Trading was dull on
the bourse today and prices were depressed
In ' sympathy with Bt. Peitersburg. The
weekly statement of the Imperial Bank of
Germany shows the following changes:
Caeh In hand. Increased 47.73i.oiai marks;
treasury notes, Increased 1.74(i.tw marks;
other securities, 7S.740.im marks: notes In
circulation, decreased 7B.580.Oio marks. Ex
change on Londun, 2om Bopfg for checks;
discount rateai for short bllla, 2 per cent;
for three months' bills. 2 per cent.
PAR1R. Jan. 26 Prices on the bourse to
day were eti'.l depressed owing to the
Buss--jHpanese situation and the rumored
iriention of Lord Lansdowne. British for
eign secretary, to retire from the cabinet
Increased the depression. Industrials lost
ground and other shares shared In the
downward movement. Russian Imperial 4s
closed at 99.36. Rio Tlntos lost Sf. The pri
vate rate of discount was 2 13-16 per cent
Three ner cent rentes. 7f 67vc for the ac
count: exchange on London, Ef 15c for
checks..
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Jan. 26. Bank cleerlngs for to
day, $1.0X7.967.41, a decrease of tl4.lttit.ttt from
the corresponding day laat year.
Cottaa Market
NEW TORK. Jan. 26.-JCOTTON The pot
ton market opened easy at unchanjred
prices to a decline of 8 points tinder liquida
tion and selling In expectation of a reaction
based on rather clssuppolntlng cables,
Somewhat heavier receipts, less favorable
news from the far earn: and the theory
that the clearance having been so sharp
entitled the market to a least temporary
setback. Prices rallied ehartilT by a re
newal of bull eupimrt. The local bull
leader appeared to be buying aggressively,
and large buying orders were executed by
bouses with New Orleans connections,
while the southern market itself led in the
advancing tendency, with July there reach
Ing 16. Sc. Inside cf the first twenty mln
utes. prices here paseed the previous high
point, and the advance was not checked
until March had sold at 16.29c. May, 15.6oc
July, 15.60c; a net gain of 15916 points on
the positions named. The advance had
been accompanied by Increasing activity
but at this level, trading became rather
quiet, and the market for a time, ruled
irregular. Just before the close, the local
bull leader started buying again, and ral
lied the market several points with prices
finally steady, net 4fel6 points lower. BaJea
were estimated at l.OuO.OUO bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 26 COTTON Fut
ures barely steady; January, 14.9a'ri&.ooc;
August. 15 00c asked: March, 15.20vgl5.XOc;
April. 18 4(na:i6.50c ; May. 15. 71515. 71c; June,
16 alii 15.8.1c; July. 16.97 16.99; August. 16 ISc
asked; September, IS. 76c bid. Bales, 4,050
bales; ordinary. l?",e.; good ordinary, 14
l-l(.c; low middling, 14 l-16c; middling. 16
l-llic: middling fair. 16 l-l&c. Receipts, 6.130
bales, slock. 42,946 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 26. COTTON Bpot
market medium done; American middling,
fair. 846d; good middling, s.god; middling,
ISiid; low middling, E14d; good ordinary,
I04d; ordinary, 7.b4d. The sales of the day
were 6.0XI bales, of which 1,000 were for
peculation and export and Included 4.4O0
American. Receipts, 27,004 bales, Including
18.000 American. Futures opened quiet and
closed steady; American middling, g. o. c,
January", 8.04d; January and February, 6.03d;
February and March, 6 02(1: March and
April, fc.Ol-h.ffid; April and May, 7.99-uS 0od;
May and June, 7.99'&7.9id; June and July,
7.s.d: July and August. 7 9id7.9M; August
and September. 7.75d: September and Octo
ber. 7 16d: ftctolier and Novemlier. 4 94d.
BT. LOUIS. Jan. 26. COTTON Firm ; un
changed; middling, 14S.C; sales, 73 bales.
Receipta. 900 bales; ahlpmenta, 1,139 bales;
stock, 22,743 bales.
Wool Market.
LONDON, Jan. 245 WOOL The offerings
at the wool auction sales today amounted
to 110.115 bales. A good supplv of merinos
was in eager request. Hcoureds were some
what dearer. Crossbreeds were taken
chiefly by the borne trade, although Fren-h
buvers com teted for half breeds. Ame; leans
secured a few lines of superior Victorian
greasv. Cape of Good Hope and Natal
grades were firm and In good demand for
home and fret-man spinners. The sales In
detail follow: New South Wales, 2.CI0 hales
scoured. 10V(l(&ls lud : greesv, 7d!&:s"d
Queensland. 1 4i4i bales; acoured, Is 6d
creasy. 7V&10WI. Victoria. 1 sOi ba'ea
acoured. laMftuM; gressy, flVdifrls ld.
Boutb Australia. 900 bales; greasy. 7'of
11VV Vt eat Australia, i.Ji"i bales; greasv
Valid. Tasmania, T, b;Jes; greasy. liv,d
tils. New Zealand. S 4im hal-s; scoured. K41
ilakd; greasy, 6Vi'ffllVd. Cape of Oood
Hope and Natal. 4ai halea: sciured. la im
riisaa; greasy, sa'ais. txnaaa, sou Dales
greasv. 7(?rlld.
BnPTON. Jan. 16 WOOL Has been
bought freely during the past six days at
firm prteea Although medium wool con
tinues in greatest demand, there 1, a good
demand for all grades Anticipated hlrher
prices have not materially changed. Terri
tory continues In fair demand The market
for foreign wools la auiet. t'urrent ouota
tions may be stimmansea as follows:
ldi.ho. fine. Ptilbc: heavv fine. Ifrt4c
medium. Wc Wyoming, fins, lk'-rlftc;
heavy fine. lW14c; fins m-xVum. lafri
medium. lHlc. I lr and Nevada, fine,
IMh'ik : heavv fine. l.W14c: fine medium
16V&17c: medium. IWic. Dakota, fine. IE
4i1m-; fine medium ifi'tl.c; medium, '9"yio.
Montana fine. i55ri6c: average, lsfisc
st-tvie, 19Tk'; m-t'lum rholce i(sic.
PT LOU1B. Jan. 6 WVL Nomina'
medium errarles. combing and clothing. 17
tine; light fine. i,ihUr; heavy fine, JSa
I4c; iud wasnea. "u.j'sc.
PFrtRIA. Jan 26 VM I B KT On basis
or M.27 for enlsbed goods
PT T1UI8. Jan. 16 WBTIBKT Bteavdy
CMlCarvo jn. S6WHISKT Steady oa
beet- of i rr
CINCINNATI Jan WHIfnTT Quiet
on uaais oi ti lor nmsr.ea goods.
Palalh 4.rala Market.
rn.TTH. Jan. K WHEAT Tn store.
to. nara. ave; j,n. I northern. : N
9 northern. rjv: to arrive Nn 1 hard
f"c; No. 1 northern. 96i-e: No. I northern.
asc Mav. s,a-' juiv. arc.
OATS On Uack and to arrive, c
Con. T'lhaTi 4a ...
rmo a a-i
t R G. 4
Eil rr1"T lien 4a .
fin rTi 4
r TV ti C la .
Hivk!n Val. 4V,.
i .flered.
OVAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
CittU Rfos'pti Qni'i Libtral, YnX Trot
H Id Gtnera'.lj E.dj.
HOGS OPEN STUDY, BUT CLOSE LOWER
Best Graces af Fat aee aaa Uabi
la at ftteaay prleea, v fclle !
mmm aad Medlasa Urasri 'Were
Little lew aaa Weak.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. X.
Recalpts wert
Official Mondar .
Official Tueeday
Cattle. Hoga. Bhecp.
4.W4I
a i
lj
4.400
Two days this week.... 6 799 12.49" 10.4VW
Same davs laat week . 6 !'-'! 14 7-'8 21494
Bame week before 12. K lc.JTJ 23.21 S
Same three weeks ago.. T.nnf. li.HKl lo.tfl1
Fame four weeks ago.. 6.517 16.793 12.H2
Bame days last year.... k.946 17.1T.4 14.109
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at Bouu. Omaha
for the year to date and comparisons with
last year:
104. 1901 Inc. Dec.
Caitle 6..H12 62.449 4t3
Hogs 150.504 1U.295 1.791
ooeep L2l330 7b,418 49.K12
Aerare nrioea r.eirl for noes at Bouta
Omaha lor the last several days with com
parisons:
rta, iiaot. iua.ic:.aoi.iiM).iisai
Jan.
4uu.
ni bi n; Kj m 1 1
4 a a;. 2J. 4 ri 4 li 671
C 6 Ik 4 ai t 2, I Km
4 7Sta t 2W 6 02i 4 271 I 41; I 44
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4nr!tZ7 i W4 4 M I 4., I
.1 4 BUS S4: ?4i I 4 361 I 4SI I M
I 4 6i.V4C ( i t 09, ( I 1 m ?
Jan-
Jan.
Jan.
fc1
10...
11...
12. ..I
It...
14...
16...
lb...
4 0', 6 48, 0 l lfc 4 M I I
4 ft ( 4l, 6 lu. 6 14 4 Mi; J 46
1 6 40i C 14, 6 26, 4 35, 1 60 J 43
4 63V I 144, 4 4U I 6u 4S
4 6. 6 45! I 171 4 49 1 to I 47
4 7i.4i I 47 6 I 4 631 W. I 49
4 714.1 I U, i 14 I I'll I 6u t 49
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4 6SV,
4 7
4 6S.
4 r:
4 bH.
4 7"),,
4 87,
, 41 22i i 161 4 bal ill.
6 4i 4 16, 6 M 4 6J, S 62;
6 49, 6 17, 5 i; 4 4, I 49 1 t 47
a 6 22; 6 29 4 65 I El 1 61
an.
Jan.
Jan.
17...
la...
19...
20...
21...
22...
J3...
24 . . .
26...
26...
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8 S9,
6 47
6 5K
C 63
a 1 i m 4 54. 1 64, I 54
( 27,
I 4 64i 1 66, 1 bu
6 25 I 69 8 54
6 16,
S 02;
I 11, 4 Q I I 67
6 14, 4 6H t bG,
6 21 4 65 t 61' 1 6?
Jan.
Jan.
6 59
6 66
t OS
t OH
C 14,
Jan.
Jan.
4 SS' I C 14, 6 12, 4 4M I 60 66
4 9n; (721 I 6 IS; 4 6u; 8 611 i
The official number of cars of Stock
brought In today by each road was:
Road. caiua.iioga.Mi P " aes.
C M. A Bt. P. By.. 7
Wabash 4
S
1
6
15
19
6
19
1
6
1
2
6
in
Mo. Pac. Ry
Union Par. Bvetem.. SI
C. N. W. Ry.., 5
F., E. & M. V. R. R.. SI
C, Bt. P.. M. at O... 40
B. & M. Ry 6
C B. ft 4j. Ry 1
C, R. I or P., east.. 10
C, R. 1. A- P.. west.. 2
Illinois Central '
Chicugo Ot. Weet'n..
Total receipts 170
24
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of bead Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Omaha Packing Company 633 972 1.0a3
ewirt and Company 7H8 l.a.g i.iui
Cudahy Packing Co 1,065 1.241 1.4X2
Armour ft Co.
Armour ft Co.. K. C.
417
2.24(1
1,872
2 012
M
20
94
24
71
41
129
12
81
hi
. 7
174
Vansant ft Co
Carey & Benton
1, (.hman ft Co
McCreery Clark
Huston 4 Co
Hamilton & Rotlicblld.
Hobbick 4c B
Bol Degan
J. I. Root
Mike Haggerty 4 Co...
Other Buyers
tiKS
Total 3.661 7.CT.3 6.2GS
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were more
liberal this morning than generally antici
pated in view of the extreme cold weather.
The demand, I hit ugh, from local packers
seemed to lie In fairly good conuitlon, and
as a result the market held fully steady on
anything at all desirable. Trains were very
low in arriving and that dauayed the mar
ket In bad shape and mads trading appear
dull.
About the usual proportion of the offer
ings consisted of corn-led atewa and tl'i
market could not be jjuotsd 4LHlhUig but
generally steady. The quality ot the offer
ings was not very good, most of tho cattle
being only of common to fair cattle, wli.h
only a few that could be called even good.
Buyers, though, took the early arrivals In
good bhupe, so that an early clearance was
maoe. Trains kept arriving must all day,
so that the market did nut come to a cloe
until a late hour.
The cow market waa fairly active and
Cenerally steady. If anything the good to
choice kinds sold a little stronger as the
demand foi that class seemed to be quite
ltlieral. while there were not very many of
them on sale. Common to medium grades
were rather slow, but still they commauded
just about steady prices.
Bulls, via' calves and stags sold so near
In yesterday's notches that there is no
uuotable change.
There waa quite a spnnauing o stocaers
and feeders in the yards, and as Indica
tions were considered favorable for warmer
weather speculators took hold quite freely
of the belter grades and paid steady prices
fur them. The common kinds were rather
quiet, but still they sold about steady in
moBt cases. Representative sales:
BEEF ETEERB.
N. At. f. 9a At. Pt.
1 IN IH 4u llot 4 10
1 40 1 40 11 7M 4 10
I M IS If 1104 4 10
I IW IIS T .1141 4 It
HO I 40 14 1S7 4
4 7?T I S 1 110 4 SB
t 940 I tt 1 1044 4 M
KI I 44 14 1144 4 K
74 I 40 10 IOCS 4 15
1 I 41 4 77 4 IS
1 1074 I 90 17 1141 4 10
1 tlO 1 tO 2 1.115 4 40
4 (M4 4 00 II 114f. 4 40
17 1077 4 00 1 1141 4
I. 1010 4 HO 11 llf.0 4 4
II 14?l 4 10 14 1? 4 44
, lino 4 II 90 ..lie 4 44
II 1011 4 II 1 1144 4 IS
U 114 4 IS 72 IMS 4 44
BTEERB AND HEIFERS. .
I M IX SI 11M 4 15 -
III 4 I "ll 4 107 4 IS
II 10M 4 U0 I Ill 4 IE
11 t 4 10 1 1174 4 U
COWS.
t 74 9 B4 I lt t IS
4 411 I to I lllil I la
I 1 14 1 1M) I 11
t 3 1 14 I Pits 1 IS
JO 1010 IS 11 Ili0 I 14
't 10K0 I IS I lit
1 1130 1 16 I HI IN
t 1O70 I M IS 1144 I to
I 1 S 1 9M I lo
I Ml I 40 91 tuu I
4 144 14 1022 I S3
1 134 t to te una I rs
ii n l 4o ia mm i tf
1 K0 1 Ml 1 1470 I 15
l in t 44 I. 10U I K
l t to ii 4a I in
1 una i an 10 t im4 t tn
1 iiwo I t in t so
10 110 I 44 4 11121 SO
t n" i 7o i ion I ai
I i I 71 tot I &
1 lori 1 74 1 114! I St
1 IMO 1 75 14 1141 I IS
t Id f Ti. 1 1(144 I K
I H44 I 7 1 UJ a
t K1I 1 Ti I HM t 40
1 linn 1 TS 1 lie 40
10 lin I 71 I lua I 40
l inn I 44 I lies 40
1 12M I 94 I .1010 I 4
1 a IN 4 ja!4 I 44
1 tan I 00 s. imt t 49
1 lowi I to ' I tat 1 to
1 K IH 1 110 I St
1 U40 I on 11 11a 1 mi
I 11..0 1 i 1 izao 1 tn
4 km I 00 1 1410 1 sn
I ll I 1 117 I SO
4 m: I 00 X 1MII t 40
1 1l4 I 0 If M IK
1 1a I 1 9 sM I ar,
1 1! II I atn lit
I. inao 1 1 - 1414 4 to
1 11S7 t in
COWB AND HEIFERS.
1 4an I 4 4 1M1 I 40
4 lse I tn I list I
II Iiu4 I if.
HEIFERS.
T 4i 1 as t 1 to
1 fto I aa 4 M tt
IS W III 4 71 1 to
1 4" 1 tf. I inal 1 14
1 1U I I n 1 ss
1 444 I II 11 kl IM
1 Ttt I 40 44 4 I SO
1 IM IM 1 II I U,
1 414 I 4 91 110 I 15
'"bttlLs. - 1,9
1 lan 1 1 . 4 l4T 1 11
1 147 U 1. 14U I 1
1 trio t it I 4M 1 if.
1 11M I 4 1 171 I S
1 l- 1 1 1M I Sft
I. I 40 1 14! I IS
1 . I 1 4 17 I is
1 14 I Ti 1. usn 1 40
t 1" t 74 1 Mil lit
1 lt I I lit I M
I - lsa 1 as 1 IMA t u
1. 11 I 44 1 177 I t
I led I SS 1 litl I sn
1 H-4 I a 1 170 I So
1 1 I 1. Itno' I t
I ISM I M 1 IM I IS
1 1W I I ,....1"14 I 4f.
1 n-ei II Jt4t lai
1 14UV 4 IS
ST AOS.
1 14M I 44
CALVES.
fra I aa i M is
fa 4 Ml tin 4 1
INI I It"
BTOCKEBS AND FEEDERS.
4W
I 01
J an
in
I 4"
I an
I an
t tn
I Mi
I Mi
t I"
I W
i !
t T.
n
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. 7"
. an
. its
IT
, 7fl
an
, (i
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. S"fl
7 .
in!
17
1J
4.'4
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T
7
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r
aw
Pin
an
I
I i
t aii
I an
I J!
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i
B
1!
41.'.".'.
I 40
HCtOB Receipts of hrnrs ware quite liberal
this morning and the market at this point
started out about steady, but packers were
slow to bid the prices It waa evident from
the beginning that they were Inclined to
bear the market, and after they had picked
out a few of the good loads they began
bidding hfTlOo lower. As salesmen all
wanted steady prices trading was rery slow
and It was late before anything line a clear
ance was made. The fact that trains were
late In arriving also delayed the market.
The early sales were In about the same
notches as yeanerday Mixed hogs sold
largely from 4 45 to 4.0. good heavy bogs
from t4 90 tn 44 95 and prime heavies from
M 9A ti t"-. The light stuff sold largely from
Ii 95 down.
i ne moei oi m" aaie "hit npiu
abound a nickel lower, as packers failed to
get many hogs cm 4h basis of a 5ffl0c de
cline as compared with the opening of the
market. At noon there were still some
trains that had not arrived. Kcpreacnta-
tlr saJes:
Na . Bh. Pt. ST a. t. Sh. Pr
97 1M ... 4 4S U ... 4 47
7t .i ... 4 to tx a .M 4 an
T7 lai ... 4 71 41 V ... 411
III 11 ... 4 74 47 1-0 10 I W
4 14 ... 4 74 140 ... 4 0
74 UK 40 4 K 0 T78 40 4 0
4K) S? ... 4 77 7 70 ... 40
47 tw ... sn 7 fat i 4 n
71 tf ... 4 an m nn I M
40 ... 4 si 44 Pl ... 4
10 t"0 ... 4 40 SO 244 ... 44
4f. ... 4 si 70 tit 90 4
r: ... 4 m m sn u 4 o
ti n ... iti ti rm ... 4o
14 tuo l?o 4 ao sa m ... 4 o
97., 1M 0 4 0 40 154 190 4 o
M "J ... 4 SO 74 tLt H 4 H
Ut ICS ... 4 SO M :6 ... 40
Kt 40 4 40 x K ... 4 9"
41 f ... 4 !S W rl If 40
44 l?t ... 4 ! 4H 2t an 4 li
tl( ... 4 ?'.J 40 4
44 1K1 ... 4X2 44 231 . . 4 2W,
P7 r7 4 4 SS 7 !W PK) 4 ?
71 IiT . . 4 SS 10 540 . . 4 ;i
h3 t-4" 44 4 K k 11 90 4 ft4
70 M0 ... 4 OS ' 91 t. 90 4
as ,..n 40 4 an M sm ... 4 ?s
7f. M4 M IS H f7 ... 4 MS
to S ... 4 47 ?4 ... 4
4 t:2 ... 4 as ar. im ... 4 n
41 IM an 4 IC 44 .Jl ... 4 45
71 40 I IK 4 40 4 Of.
71 t' ... 4 Kf M Il ... 4 f
jj ... 4 "H 41 :7 io 4 sr.
M ... 4 mi u. h jn 4 en
ih tan to 4 ir M 40 4 no
71 t.in SB 4 rr 44 3U 140 ( to
t9 lit ... 4 47
8 H EE P There ai as lust a fair run of
sheep in sight this morning, hut there tras
not the snap and tone that characterised
the trade yesterday, it seems that the
mutton market in the east is not as good
as It might be and for that reason packers
are not at lilieral huvers as thrv would be
otherwise. They took hold fairly well this
morning, however, and the more desirable
grades sold mlthout much trouble at good
steady prices. Borne heavy wether sold as
high as I4.6U. which Is aa much as they
would have brought at any time. Ewes
told for 94 and yearlings to. When It came
to the commoner" klnda, however, the mar
ket waa slow and salesmen In some cases
found It hard to get steady prices with yes
terday's best time. It Is safe to say,
though, that the market Is back to where it
was before the break of laen week.
A few feeders arrive on the market every
flay and lell at right around steady vf0".
The extreme cold weather this waek, bow
ever, has delayed dipping so that the feeder
trade has not as much snap as It would It
the weather were more moderate.
Quotations for cornfed stock: Choice
western lambs, lTj.6o4i5.7o: fair to good
lamtis. e5.0ofeft.Bf; good to choice yearling,
U.b(fpb.n; fair to good yearllnga. I4.26B'4.5(';
good to choice wethers, e4.0u4i4.2o: fair to
good wethers. S3 C'4.00; good to choice
ewea, tS.flc$i4,0o' fair to pood ewes, la.K
8 4Xt; chol. fcaer lambs, 14 n)X(ih.'M: fair to
frond. IS.DM4j4.lfi; feeder vearllngs, fl 7s4rM.no;
eeder wether, f3.firrg4.9n: feeder ewes, S2.t04ET
8 2.; culls, fl.7u2.M. Representative sales:
No
Av.
Fr.
142 western lambs
66
Ha
94
131)
94
1Z1
l-'O
llIU
lu!
9C
90
99
94
i 30
I 60
S 60
4 441
4 lb
4 40
4 60
I 60
5 7R
4 25
4 25
4 75
I U0
10 western ewes
68 western ewes
lot) m eater n ewes
70 western wethers
192 weatarn wethers
56 western weiliers
1 western lamb
21G western ewea
194 western ewes and wethers...
S4 western ewes and net hers...
171 western yearlings
695 Mexican yearlings
CHICAGO Lit i STOCK. MARKET.
8keep Reeelpts Lum mm Market
froaa Tea lo Treaty Ceats Lower.
CHICAGO, Jan. S6 CATTLE Receipts,
G.OUO head; market steady; good to prime
steers, f4.S60ui.Mi: poor to medium, 44 1m t.bc;
stockers and feeders, f2.2&co 4.16; cows, fl.&if
4.26; heifers, f.003i4.i: cannera, tl.bixul.oU,
bulls. i2XKQ .'; calves, f3.6ug4.76.
HoG& Receipts, 82,0uo head; esllmated to
morrow, 84.0(10 head: mixed and butchers,
t4 S6(u.l: good to choice, heavy-, X, 0fx(i6.:iii;
rough heavy, it.Syai 06; light. t4.6Vati.O0;
hulk of sales, M.9uti6.05.
SHEER AND LAMBS Receipts, lo.OfiO
head; market HI'S 20c lower; good to choice
wethers, S4.UKB4 bu, fair to choice mixed.
fcl. :U4l 4.00; western sheep, f4.0mii4.6ii; native
lambs, f4.2Ii(4i.0U; western lam Lib, f4.6o66.00.
Ttiew Tork Live Block Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 26. BEEVES Re
celpta, 3 head; no sales reported; dressed
beef, steady; city dreased native sides. iii
9c per lb. Cables quoted Anie-lcim steers
at 11i&Hp per lb.. drtsed neltht; refrig
erator beef. sVfba'hc oer lb. lU'ltorld ax
ports for toduy, 643 beeves, S.7UU yuarters of
beer, the latter estimated.
CAiVES Receipts. 166 head; murket
rated firm fur veala, 4ic higher fur western
calves. Tns pens were Tuny cleared
Veals sold at K.Ooafl.&n, pt-r 100 lbs.; western
calves, heavy, M lAVt.'ii; city arema veals.
9i Hie per l.
HOGS Receipts, 6,001 head: no trading
SHEER AND LAMIiR Receipts. 1,796
head; market quiet; lamb, steady to firm
In price, but slow; sheep, H. I 146(1 per JOu
lbs.; lambs, W.boW'.uu. dressed xnu.ton, 1it
( per id.; areasea lamos. waiii: per 10
Reported exports, 1,700 sheep.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT, Jan. 26 CATTLE Re
ceipts, ;,uW head, including IUU southerns.
Market steady to strong; export ami
dressed 4me-f steers, f4. 45(06.60; fair to good
3.7MtM 4v; western led ateerti, 3 aol 4. 46
stockers and feeders, f3.16tp4.16; southern
steers, t3.2tai4.Jic southern cows. t2.uVaX.0ii:
native eows. f2 ItVSS 76; native heifers. fc.i'9
i.wi: nuns, u ui.iv caive. s-.luavai.
HOQS Receipts, f.OoO head: market
steady to be lower: top. ffilO; bulk of sales.
44 . 964)06; heavy. t6.Onr116.Ki: packers, f4 Wa
1.07.: rilira and lights. M :1i6.0i
SHEEP AND LAUB3 Receipts. 2.500
netta; msrset steaay to strong; native
lam lis. f4.ti6n& 96; western lambs. 94 6r'r&.7;
fed ewes, i...ni'ii4 (i: wealern led -yearlings,
f4 Uu$6 2D; Blockers and feeders, V 'b-gi.iHi.
at. I.oata l.lve Kiatek Market.
FT. LOng, Jan. !6 CATTLE Receipts,
12,0uu head; market strong: native shipping
and export, and dressed lieef and butcher
Steers, t3K75J.I5; Blocker and feeders. C! 10
4)4 ii; eows snd heifers. f2.25'a4.6u; canners,
K.aZ.bo: bulls. t;.6'4i3.K.; calves. f3 (xmT.Oo;
Texas aud Indian steers, f. 764. 45; cows
and iveifers. t2 WriS.OO.
HOOS Receipta, StUaTV head: market
strong: pigs and light. t4.2Tii 4 96: packers,
t4 764f6 06; butchers snd best heavy. t4.9iy!r
.2B.
BHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 15 0(10
head; market strong; native muttons, fc 764
4 26; lambs f4.6ufi6 (: culls and bucks. f:.75
64.60; stockers, ti 0U&7! 75.
t. Jaaettk live ttlsek Market.
PT. JOSEPH. Jan. "6 CATTLE Re
ceipts, t.200 head; market steady to 10c
lower: native. tiCf'tiClf.; cows snd heifers.
f2 imr4 !6; stockers and feeders, f3 0o'a4 26.
HOGS Keoelpts. lieau; market c
lower: light. t4 sb-iit.U6, medium and heavy,
ft 97,t 16.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.900
bead; lmtYSe higher.
! fill
Live
Block Market.
SIOUX CITT.
Jan. 26. (Sneeial Tele-
grtim ) CATTLE Reoeifi. l.lk'ilj head; mar
ket steady: stockers slow; k.eetes, K.aitff
4-90; cows, bulls and mixed, 12 4ntf4.i; sum k
e ra and feeders, f2.7j3.70; calves and year
lings. KMxa'ibQ.
H"GS Receipts, t Sno head; market
steady, selling at f4.6j436.6C: bulk. f4 JH 90.
tlsek
are th
la tiakt.
Following
receipts of live stock
for the sis principal western cities yester
day:
Hogs. Sheep.
Boutb Omaha .
Chicago
Kansas City ...
Bt Louis
fit. Joseph
suoux City
Totals ... .
Cattle.
4 !
6 ()
7.Uaj
12.tmo
1.2(41
l.JuO
7,iHi 2 Imi
S2.(i0 16.1
9. Hi) l.bt
t.l4) l'.ddO
(3(41 1,909
I.2ou ....
'.ouo r.oio
13 9U0
Teleals feed Market.
TOLEDO. Jan 2fi KEKIiS-Clner.
ra'h
end January. t9".: February, St 7W; Mar h
97 r-'1it. piimc aisikt, tb prime timothy,
Sl 4U.
RK.AL ESTATE TR.AKFEKa.
lHeds filed for record ToeadsT, January Its
19i4. aa furnished by the Midland Ouar
antee and Truat romiany. bonded ab
stracter. 1614 Fa mam street, for The Bee:
Sylvester A. Hunlimti to Kate Rich,
lot 1 block 4. Kirk wood ,. 474
F.d r. BmPh. et al. to John Bishop,
lot 1L block I. Creighton Heights... pis
Alfred W. I'helpa. et al. tn John
Bishop, lot 11, Mock 6, 'Creighton
Heights 8
Northwestern Investment companv to
John Bishop, lot li. block t, Creigh
ton Heights 150
Augustus E. Thomas to Renfill H.
Richard, lots 2. S. 4. 5. , and 7.
block 2. and all of block t. Thomas
A Bears' addition X.0O0
University of Michigan to 1eopold
Hahn. lot 1. block 1. Ralph Place ... 1.700
Jane Thomna to Samuel Thomas, lot
4. block S6. Florence 650
Leonora B. Foster and busband to
William A. Ayerlgg, lot 15. block 4,
Summit Reserve 2
Tlie Merchants
National Bank
oT Omaha, Nct.
' IL a.SttsNirT
Capital aad Surplus, $600,000
PIAK smtrflT. TS4 M B VraOS, .ns.
UTIE1 9UU. Cttt.
n) T. 9ILTtr4. Asst Csskk.
Ileeare stiaeaiiu si hanka. anaara, mm
atlana srva aa4 laateMaals sa laasfaalt
r ore tea Kirlianra keagM aa4 salA
Lettera of Credit aaniaft. a valla Me la all
ana of the arnrlfl
lafteeeal sail en Time Oerttftaataa sff paimalt.
l ollemlaflie stade protniHIe aa4 aaasasilmlly.
wa raajaai
ffrz C3fii.ission
wU C0SIPHY
STOCKS AND BONDS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Ws fesvs trrar 1U stfiusa.
Rafsrsnosa: 17 Stats and Nat l "i
Ortt tKIITICK II T94B IIKT.
Oat of Town Vuatnoos Bollcttatd.
Osssks Brssckt l1lVrtssi SH. Tat. Maty
TROS. M. WADD1CK. Cormivivdeiit
S. SLEUMAN
Grain, Previsions & Slicks.
Koora 4, N. T. Life Bid.
Tel. .
Operates IB Offices tn This BitUs.
Established 1887.
No. 316.1.
Report of the Condition of the
COMMERCIAL X ATIU9i AL BUK
At Omaha, In the State of Nebraska, at the
v.iose oi ifu-iricaa, January Zi. iH.
REBlU'RL'EK.
Loans and discounts... f 968, 1SE If
Overdrafts, secured
and unsecured 2.57C to
V. S. lamde to secure
circulation 10,000 00
I'lemluins on U. R
bonds 9.000 06
Flocks, securities, etc. 116.174 IB
Limning house 176.0(4) 00
Other real estate
owned X.Q3I 77
Xue from national
banka tnut reserve
asentsl 1 176.B1T C4
J-'ue I rum Hi ale banks
and bankers
Due from approved
reservs agents
Checks and other
10.464 ZT
186.244 U
7.650 02
S6 .120 67
1S.U5 00
caxh items
Exchanges for clear
ing house
Notes of other na-
tlonnl (tanks
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and
cents
Lawful Money Reservs
In Bank, vis:
1.32 01
Specie 127.192
legal tender notes.... Ju.uuu SO f4b,8ss M
Redemption fund with
I. 6. treasurer 46 per
rent of circulation!. 7,500 00
Iue from L B. treas
urer, other than B per
cent redemption luud 7. 000 M
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock jutld In..
Surplus fund
L'nulvided profits, less
expenses and taxes
paid -
National bank notes
outstanding
rue to other national
banks f 219.713 80
.fZ.lU6.4ta 51
I 400.000 00
60,01X1 00
16 043 0
1 40,250 OS
Due to state banks
arid bankers
Iue to trust com
panies and savings
banks
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits
subjoct to check....
Time certificates of
deposit
Certified checks
Cashiers checks out
standing r.4,091 12
70,K! S7
76 11
723,326 Si
132.035 93
2 719 2
61,306 OB 1.4414,106 91
Total t2.10C.4oa 61
State of Nebraska, County of Iiougias. as:
I. A. Millard, cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowl
edge and belief.
A. MILLARD.
Cashier.
Subscribed and rworn to before me this
Ziitb day of January, 1904.
(Seal)
R F. FAQ AN.
Notary public
Correct Attest :
K M. ANORFESEN.
W. W. MORSMAN,
C. W. LYMAN.
Directors.
No, 2775.
Report of the Condition of the
MERCHANTS KATIOSAL BAAK
At Omaha, tn the state of Nebraska, at th
Close of Business, January 22, 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loans find discounts.. f2,0E3.90t If
Overtirafta, stH.'Ured
and unsecured 14.831 M
U. B. bonds to secure
circulation 61.0(10 00
V. S. bonds to secure
V. S. Deposits l'ie (100 00
Stocks, securities, etc. 196.364) 00
Banking house, furni
ture and lixtures 200,000 60
Due from national
banks (not reserve
agent! 1 177.376 09
Due from State banka
and bankers
Due from approved
reserve ageiils
68,592 17
616 .14 24
2.074 SS
7S fg
6.930 00
Check und other
rash Items
Exchanges for clear
ing houae
Notes of other na
tional banks ..'
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and
cents
Lawful Money Reserve
In Bank, viz:
Specie
ljegal lender notes ...
Redemption fund with
2,117 16
l?f'.Ein (4)
114.000 00- 1.104.(71 44
L. b. treasurer (0 per
cent of circulation). 2.600 I
Total fl.tm.t70 11
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. f tenon 0
Surplus fuud 1U0.OU0 60
Vndivtded profit, leas
expenses and taxes
paid 2042 63
National bank notes
outstanding le.000 00
Due to other national
banka f 126.270 24
Due to state banka
and bankers SC2.i4 60
Individual deposits.
subject to check... .1,282.104 61
Demand certificates of
deposit 1.14t SI
Time certificates of
deposit V 449 16
Certified checks 1,497 17
Cashier s checks out
standing 253. W7 45
V ci ted rilates deposits lu,uu0 Ho- 3.073.927
Total f2.4Wl.9TO U
State of Nebraska. County of Douglas. s:
I. luther Itrake. cashier of tlie above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
shove statement Is true to the st of Buy
knowledge and belief
LITHE DRAKE.
Cashier.
Suliscribed and sworn xo before ma thla
Stitb day tif Januarv.
V. P. HAMILTON.
(Seal) . Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
KR4NIC MT'RPHT.
J(KN B WOOD.
FKAN T. HAMILTON.
Directors.