Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
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ought warrant six per cent dividends on N. .
g. within reasonable time.
BANK STATEMENT.
| New York, April 1, 1890.
Reserve, decreased ............ . 3,O62,57
Loans, increased d................. 469'S0
Specie, decreased ...... ...... S,llS2C(
Legals, decreased. ............. 111SOl
Deposits. decreased. .............. 3,333,7O
Circulation. increased. ....... 1880
Monday, April 8.
Receipts at northwestern points: s6l car,
against 357 cars same ~ last year
Chicago-Receipts today-wheat 20 cars
corn 275 cars; Data 257; hogs $4,000.
Puts on May wheat sold at 70skop5S; call,
7s1l@M.
Puts on corn sold at s45s@A; calls s511s@4
Nehraska-Wheat reports from various
counties south Of the Platte indicate that loss
10 heaviest In history. Being more than half
PRIMARY 1EcEIPTs AND SHIPMENTS.
Wheat receipts $4,000. Last year 375 900 bu.
Corn shipments 10000. Last year 1876, 600 bu.
OF INTEREST TO spEcuLAroRs.
Visible supply of grain in United states and
Canada today, as follows:
Wheat 29,9s5,0o0; corn s2,744,ooo; oatu
II. .l29, 900.
The above figures show following changes
for the week:
Wheat decreased $4,000; corn decreased 5oO,.
600; oats 1000 bu.
Receipts of hogs at western pointa today:
$500 against 425o0 same day last year.
II is freezing in the wheat belt and continued
bad crop reports are coming in from Kansas and
Nebraska.
New York Stock Exchange, April S-The
strength of the stock market rests on the ex-
istanse of great sums of surplus capital seeking
profitable employment. They have to strength
en- their confidence evidence of business that
exceeds the records of more than decade an
unprece ndented volume of industrials produc.
tion and distribution . larger amount of
money in circulation in the U. 8. than ever be-
fore and strength of the national treasury
which may be called virtually. beyond record q
position of this country in the trade realms of
the world never so powerful or aggressive in
our history, accident of course is always DOS
sible. but in its absence it seems impossible
that activity of capital can be checked in it.
force until it carries prices above their leciti
mate relations to the price of money.
New York, April 3:-Hogs 10000, open firm;
mixed and butcher 1865 to 95; good heavy $50
TO 90; rough heavy 800 to $40; light 3.6O Ia
1885,
Cattle and sheep steady.
The Hanson boy is not making the
progress the physicians hoped for, and
today his condition is considered yery
serious.
Mrs. Laura Garner has moved from
Logan to Missouri Valley and will re.
side on Seventh street.
Chas. Deur is in Omaha on business
this afternoon.
F A Sims is confined to his room by
an attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. j. Creagon arrived home from
Dow City this afternoon.
Mrs. s o. Goodman and Miss OPAL
Goodman returned last evening after a
few days visit with Sioux City friends.
Miss Edith Amen is in Council
Bluffs the guest of friends today.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell is in Omaha
today.
VIM. Roden transacted stock busi-
ness in Blair this forenoon.
Frank Harris attended the Hans
Albert concert in Omaha last night.
Mrs. NJ. Heinman and son, Gussie,
are Omaha visitors today.
Miss Ellen Heilman is the guest of
Logan friends this afternoon.
Mrs G. F. Balch departed this morn
ing for Clinton where she goes for a
few days visit with friends.
Roden & Kjrkwood shipped two car
loads of stock last night.
Mrs. r Sennett is in Omaha for a
few days visit with friends.
G.J. O'Donnel, of Sheldon, was in
the Valley today the guest of Miss
Edna Davis.
John Cullavin, of Omaha, is visiting
friends in the Valley for shot time
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Miller and the
Misses Miller arrived home this morn
ing after q few days pleasure trip to
Chicago.
M. j. Fitzglbbon was in Mondamin
on business last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burbank and sons
are in Omaha, on pleasure trip.
Lyman Riley departed this morning
for Plainview. Neb.. called there by the
death of relatives.
Canadian Jubilee Singers at the NJ.
E. church on Friday evening, April IA
j. d. Onstodtt, of Beebetown. was in
the Valley today enroute to Omaha
Zach West made business trip tt
Logan this afternoon.