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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1923)
| _ . MARKET, FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS OF THE DAY _ Omaha Grain Omaha, April 23. Tha extreme weakness in the Liver pool wheat market was responsible for a lower range of values during ihe early trading of Chicago futures market. Good rains were reported in many different localities in the win ter wheat district with only light ■ lins in the northwest. Export busi ness whs dull with the exception of durum wheat lyhfch was in good de mand. 'Hie news generally was of a bearish tenor/and aided in Influencing a bearish feeling generally. On the de ■ line there was persistent buying of July and September wheat by com mission houses and the surplus on the market was soon absorbed, rc .sailing In a steady undertone and a i faction in prices. The opening was advanced- that the rain in western Kansas came too late to benefit the wheat crop. The Omaha Grain exchange was closed today on accgunl of Arbor day 111 Nebraska. PRIMARY RECEIPTS A N O SHIPMENTS ( HLSHELSl. Week Year I ■ not*— Today A*« Ago. Wheal inn.OH# 1.396,101# 1.263,1!## , am . 1,29.### 933.0## #30 #00 7 60,#0# 772,000 413,00# Shipments— W nP„t 4 41.00# 672.00# 40#.<10# 343,'III 0 492.#00 t ,1(96.00# #9.1 nil# 607.#il« 121# #00 export clearances. W Wl'Flour . . 4*6,0110 I lorn . 3 4#.00# . .. 612,0044 , I#.### . t'ANAIHAN VISIBLE Wheat ,41.#011.000 40.11 1,000 34.347.000 t.i.60.000 6 231.000 #,135.000 . HP AGO RECEIPTS Week Year t ‘arlotg— Today. Ago Ago Wheal ........ "I *rj r, r 107 »' tiatS '. . .. 57 10 KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS Week Year t ‘arlota— Today. Ago. Ago W l,e*t 117 -I* • or" .:.#1 i lata #' 4 ST LOUIS RECEIPTS Week Year Carlota— Today. Ago A#». - °'n e.| 33 \ ORTM \V KSTE it N WHEAT RECEIPTS. Week *ear I’aHotl— Tnilay. * Ajfn, A*°, Mtyineapofl* • nuiuth .. ill •• •; Winnipeg (ilKAOO MARKETS. I i j.Jikt OrklB Co, AT Mil# JA. 2447. A r t. | OpbbTT High. ] Low I CIOBB. I »»tdv MM ( 1 24#, 125'. 1 23U 1 ' »» 1.J4', . . I 1.247*1 1.26 July ! 1.214.1 12* ! 121 H! 1.22s. 1.22'i 1 ^.1.3 2 % 1.22% t I**. I 2d S 1.1»’•» ' 20s* 1.20«* | ] .20 ', 1 . . *.j 1.20 1.20 l* Uij ' 4«*J .»«’*' .*• V4 j .««’* -*«*• l„|y .*6%' 86% .86%l -86% .84% M*pt. .••%' . S7 1 • | • 8 6 *« j -8*% .87 VlkV .77*.' .79'.' .77**; .717, .714* July .‘"SI H*. *n l11' Sfi.t "0*. 1 1 *4 40', SIS' ‘"’A 1 _ . »!«. II May | .44',' ,4'i 44 S 1JS luly 1 45';, 46’, 16'./ 4 6 s* <SS Bag,. 44',I .4 s, ■ 44 VC -44s.1 *4 4* , I .44 SI May4 11 05 Jl 05 111 0d I 1 »i ill 10 July 11 20 ill. 32 ill-27 11.27 11,26 f-|P„ I I May I # 80 9 60 9.56 ! * 56 \ 9 80 "fly | t 12 9 92 ’ 9 Hi, I t» * M 41 innrapolla Drain. Minneapolis. April 23.—Wheat—^aah; No 1 northern, $1 26% 01.34%. No. i ■ lari northern fancy. 11.36% 0 J.4t% ; So I dark northern. f 1.28% 01 36%; May $1 26%; July. SI 26%; September, 11 23%. Corn — No. 3 yellow, 76 077c. oatft--.No. 3 white. 4!% 042%c. Barley f,5063<. rt ye—No. 2. 81*’. PIhx—No. 1, 1-141% 03 41% K it toons City Drain. Kama* City. April 23.—Cash wheat N4i 2 hard. $12001 20% corn—No. 3 white, 83%c; No 2 yellow. 4 6 %<* May—Steady to $t lower. No 1 prairie. $|u 00020.00; other* unchanged. c hoice Hifnifa. $27.60039.50; No 1 timothy, $20 00, lover light, $20.00. I aited State* Drain Kiparta. W u*hirigion. April 23.—Drain exporta f r i,hi I he 1 n it ed Siatce lent week 4 nrceint ed to 3.013.000 huehel* ea com pared with 3.146.000 buahela for the week previous. Minneapolis floor. Minneapolis. Minn, April 23 —Flour— 1 in h«ng***l . family patent*. $7 50. Bran—$26.50 027.00. New \ork Sugar. New York. April 23 —There wan re hewed Hirrngth In the sugar market and new high r»*corda for the season and since * he year 1Y2** were established In all tie partmenta, owing to Continued bullish • rop ^dvicra an«l a growing ti»*llef in the small er crop estimates. < uba* sold at 6%c, 4*0*1 and freight, equal to 8.28c for ten jnfugal with Porto Ricos at the same J.-vrl The sale Included 85.000 bags of i i,ha* and 15,00» bags of Porto Ricos for April and May shipment to operators and refiner*. In raw -ugar future* pr|« ea el one time showed advance* of 17 to 1$ point* on i*n*wed covering and tiade buying In* • plied by report* of a better demand j nr refined and the strength In the spot biarkrt. May sold up to 6 60c, July to .. .. and September to 6 87* or about r io 8 points above the «JBghest price* four tied Just before the injunction pro tending* were announced l»v the gojrefn Vient. Offering* Increased near the Hoae, however, and prices reacted *11 fatly un der raallamg with final price* & to 18 points net higher closing. May. « 48' ; July. 4 71c; September. 6 83c; December; 6 92< ** The market f"i refined was firmer owing to the advance In raw* and prices unchanged to 20 point* higher with fine granulated now quoted at 9 6‘>0 98*"- an.l a bett-r Inquiry reported In refined future* there wer- aalea of June ai 9 ft5c an I 10i . with the market ep.alng at advances of 10 to 25 points Nr» York «.Mi»rol 3 V.w .York. A |.i II S3 -Flour-Quirt, kpr.nn itki«ni«, t»r":'."* 600* 00; aoft winter airelghl*. 1. »Ml |9 36- hard winter etralght* 10 400# 74 ; Cam Mm 1— Hleady; fine white and yel low granulated. 12 1001 20. # Murk wheat—Inactive. American 1-06 <n ■ Mi; < anadlan. |1 »*»l #1. nominal Wheat- Spot, ateady; No, 2 red winter, rir Irark New York domaatlc. I1M urmit \o 1 dark northern aprlflg. elf track \ e vv York e x poi t 1166. No 2 hard «tn i.r do. It 404: No I Manitoba, do. II 40. anti No X mixed durum, do II 16 j i 'dim - Spot firm. No. ? yellow ami No 3 v» 1111 e .If New Y i»r k all tail. 1100, and Nn .} mixed, do. »»V ... • rare Spot quiet; No 2 white &*4'’ l 11 a > - Quiet , N" I. |2 7 00 0 21.00; N“ I t 00026.00; No X, 122 000 23 00 "hip pi n K 4 | X 00 0 20 00 • It..pa Steady; 1»U 110 12j . I aclfl« • ori-t 1*2?. 140 lie; 1*21 12011c Poik-Quiet; me.*. 127 6002* 00; fam ^,,i.aVd’'"t:aeyl: 'mtddleweat. Ill *401176 \ Tallow Qu^et : ape'lal looae. * 4< i •»* • Mi«e% Quiet ; fancy hend. 7 4 O *c New York Dried Frulta. £ New Yoik. April 31.—Apple* ICvapor ated, dull, prim* alale 14 0104c I Prune*- Steady. t ’alifnrnlaa, 7 4016c; Dregona #0IO*«c. ; April ota—Raay ; choice, 21c; extr* choice, {I. fancy, 2*010t Pearhea. alow. Choice, l<0l3c, extra choice, 12012 4c. fancy, 1 t \ 0 16c. Ita Inina - Quint ; tone* muacatala. 740 IN . choice to fancy, eeedad, *4 0 lie. fteedleaa. *4 0 Ike. Turpentine and ttoain. Savannah. <la April 11 Turpentine Dull. 1*1 harrela; aalee none, rarelpta, harrela; alilfrfnenta, 111 barrel*, "lock £.711 hat t ela Itoaln Kirin; aalea. 3*2 raaka: rarelpta |> t caaHa. ahlpmeitt", 2,1*1 raaka, atotk, f . *71 «aaka Quota M|iK, I • 10 K4JHIKM. 16 12 16 10. W<1. 16.41; WW, »# 60. New York Dry ImmmU. New York, April 11—4.‘olton anode mm yeln w*ie quiet and atearly today with n tendency toward hardening prlcea In eoine of the giay anoda llnea ('otton >arna were quiet Hurlapa wet* quiet and iaay. Wool gooda were firm* t Chicago Grain By I'nitmsl 8w»ic« Chicago. April 23.—Wheat worked uphill the greater part of today after an early rapid break and closed ii regularly, slightly lower for the old crop month and morerately advanced for the new. Crop hews again fea tured. with the beneficial rain* over the southwest sections of the winter offsetting precipitation in the north west. Wheat close*! *,*c lower to Uc higher, corn ** to 7§c higher, oats >4to Uc advanced, rye unchanged to higher and barley finished un changed. May wheat, although closing lower, led the recovery, this being due to the active absorption on the break by seaboard houses who were pre sumably lifting hedges against export business. On the rally to $lf25 plenty of long grain came on the market. Price* Move Upward. Liquidation In corn lei up In today’* mart and. with fairly good buying by strong house* and local bull*. prk«M moved easily upward. Country offering* were reported iighi and were expected to continue so now that farmer* are bu*y in the field* with their spring work. Oat* displayed a better undertone. Buy ing by a prominent house that wan active on the long wide recently was returned, while liquidating itaJcs were le*w In evi dence There was fairly flitn* buying of r\e future* by eawtein inter**?* and commle ilort house*. but the upturn* inej with considerable welling on re«ting order*. Provision* eased in trade ?ha» was mainly a « hanging affair Lard and rlh« were &&7V*c lower Pit Note*. The crop *1tuatmn in the northwest ‘.w becoming more of a factor In the wheat trading Rainfall the/ past few day* through the Dakota* and Minnesota has been followed by some rather pessimistic advice* from the Interior, and wjih the tendency already toward reduced acreage to spring wheat forced conditions along that line arc in the horizon. In part* of Nebraska three in four inch1* of rain and snow fell over the weekend, while iti scattered sections of Oklahoma and Kansas moisture was fairly abundant Weather condition* otherwise were not particularly favorable and the forecast for southwest Kansas was for low tampers lures. Owing »o » holiday at Omaha, com plete visible supply changes were not ob tained However, with Omaha and r*hi rago missing, a decrease for the week of 124.000 bushels wa* shown la whflt Duluth recorded a big inert's** it appear Ing that stocks are accumulating there in getting read£ for the opening of lake navigation A report out of Washington giving the outcome of a conference of leading economist* attracted some attention in the trade. The report stated that it w«« believed iheie would he no reduction In the Mupply of American product* this year, t I hirngo livftlork. Uhl* -ago. April 23.—Oaf tie—Receipt*. 22.00® head; beef ateer*. uneven, generally steady to 1 &<* lower; better grade", "hew ing moat decline* in apota; top matured ateera. $10 15; aeveral load". $10 00010,10; beat yearling", mixed ateer" and helfera. $10; bulk yearling*. $9 50 downward; moatly beef ateera and yearling". $* 26 0 9 60 half fat yearling*, fairly numerona. $7 900. 4 50; ah*- atock. active. Atrong; bulk*. 10c higher; \eal calvea moatly 25c loner, atockers and feedera. alow, steady; bulk vealcra to packers, $7.76©®.®®; an'v eral load*. $4,260® 50 shipper*. upward to $10 and above; bulk bologna bulla. $5.1005.25; few heaviea. $5.36; bulk tan ner* and «*uttera. $3.2504 60. Hogg—Receipt a. 64.000 head; light hoga, 50 10c lower, moatly to shippers; butch era uneven, 15025a lower than tiatur day‘a average: top, $4 So bulk 1*0 to 210 pound average*. $*.1604.5 bulk 2:5 to 326-pound but# her*. $7 88©® 10; pack ing aow*. around l&p lower; bulk. $5 26© * 60; plga, unevenly weak to 25c lower; de*irable 100 to 130-pound weight, moatly $7 25©7 50; plain light kind. $*76 down, cathnaled holdover. 13.000 head Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. 19.000 head; opening "low; few early aalea clipped la mb". 10©26c higher, rloelng ac tive; fat lamba moatly 25c higher; top. $14*5; bulk good and choice wooled larr.ba, $14.60014 45. moatly on shipping am ount; few plain wooled offer*. $13.76; clipped lamb offering* generou*: bulk, $11 50012.00, few extra good "kina. $12 26; heavle* sorted oul to exporter* at $10; two double* *8-hound clipped yearling* $10; few clipped *wea. 17 South St. Paul Livestock. South St Paul. April 29 —(United S»al> a Depart ment of Agriculture.»—< ’a t - t!f-rRpr#|pI«. 2,200 head market, better offerings beef ateer* and butcher cow* And heifer* atrong to slightly higher other* "low. inoafIv atendy; common to good beef ateera. $6 2609 00 bulk over $7 2' f»t ■ ha "lock. $4.5008.35; bulk. $5 00© 7.25 ; c« nnera and cutter* mostly $ 750:75; bologna bull* largely. $4O04f4 7o; calves, receipt a. 900 head; market around 25c lower; beat light* largely $7 25© 7 $0 Hoga—Receipt*. 7.5QO head: market averaging about 25c lower; packing sow* off more top $7 75: bulk 110 to a round 300-lb. bog*. $7 50*| 7 75; pa* king row a mostly $0.00; ataga. $5 00; hulk pig*. $, 75 Sheep—i Receipt *, *0n head. market atendy; no good or choice far lainh* he?e; Quota bit around 114.28 $wi r. t ewe* $8.76; run include* two double* direct Sew York Coffee. New York. April 23 —the n.hi kef f.»r coffee future* opened at unchanged prpe* ».• n. decline of 7 point* Thera was a little covering by May short a. who bid up to 10,00c or 6 point* net higher, but otherwise very little demand was j noted and pi Ice* were egay. owing to h decline In the Rio market and scattering l liquidation after the advaiKea 0f 1 a * t I week July sold off to 9 05c: and De j camber to 8.00c and the market closed at nearly the lowest, showing net decline" of 20 to 30 point* Hate* were estimated at about SO.noo bag*. Closing ((uot at Iona; April and May 9 7Jr, July 9 06c , Hep. tember 8 25c; December 8 03c and March 8.09c. * Spot coffee waa reported In better de mand at 1! I it (o 11 1-4 for Rio 7 and 14 1-2 to 15 14c for «anto« 4* Sioux 4'lty Livestock. Sioux City, fa. April 23.— -Cattle Re ceipts. 3,600 head; market alow, killeia #eak. 15>- lower. "locker* «t*ady; fat at eei a and vearlinga $7 0009 *>0; hulk of male*, $7 600 4 75} today a top. $9 35; fat : eow* and heifer*. $6,250*26; < annera and c ut ter a. $2 750 4 25: veala, $5 00© 10,60 atockers. $8.0007 hi*, stock yearling* and j calve*. $5 0007 50, feeding cowa and heif er* $3.7 6 ©5.7 5 Hoga—Receipt a. 4 500 head; market "low. 10c lower, top hulk "Ale* light*, j $7 &n©7.r,:,; hutt'heia $7 40©7 46 mixed. | $7 10©7 36. heavy pa< kcr*, $8 60©*! 00, I nil*. |6 'ti©5 76; gnocl nxk'r P'g*, $7 00 Hhe#p—Receipt", 400 head, market j steady. • * 4 h|cR|# '‘lin k*, Range «»f price* of the lea'Ur.g Chicago i atocka furnlahed hr Logan A* Bryan, 2 4 4 ; Peter* Truat building: i Armour A Co pffl ill, at. • nnttnenta I Slot ot a •'4 Libby . . a\ National 1 *« i h*rHw if t & Co ... . I06't ; kwift lot .... l»S , Union Carbide . . 4? Hup :* % •"Cloaa" la lba leal recorded aai». Chicago |*ofaloee. Chicago April L‘-I -I’otatoea- Market ■ lull; receipt*. 195 care. tula! totted Mtatea ahlpmgnta. MS «ara Wla*oiuln aa< ked round wh|teg, nioatly $l 25 na t . f* w fancy, A '.6 nvi poorer, 11 16 rwi . MInneaoNr aarked Bed Rivet ohtoa. tl I owl . Minn«*otg tanked whiles, Si lOit> 1 15 rai ; Idaho aacked ruaaeta. S’.00# 2 26 cwt.; Montana Marked rtieect*. moat I y SI 75# I 15 cwt ; Michigan ea- k**d round white*. 1126#! .16 «wi do. hulk, SI 20 cwt. Kanawa 4*1y raiiliirr. Kannaa City, April fit* lliitt'i Market Re lower; crenmery. 4'igM4r, pa* king. 11c Kgga—Market unchanged, firata. !4i : eelecta. 2t*\ Poultry \farkei un< hanged. l»?S hrollera, I Hi* and over, 40* under 1’% I ha , S2< . hen*. ?|c, rnoalera. Me I 'In | aecd Duluth. Minn. April 21 l la naked - cioae: May ft 2* ibid. .July bid ( hirngo Poultr; . Chicago, April -’1 Poultry Alive Market higher: fowle, 24c. hrollera. So# 62c. rooaltra. 17c. _ - - Omaha Live Stock Omaha April Receipt* were: Caul*. Hog* Sheep. \Junday Estimate ... h.jftO 8,600 10,500 Ham* «1ay last week 7 289 11,763 11,812 •uam* day 2 wks ago 9,020 13.959 8.540 Same day 3 wks ago 8,291 1 ;.«16 *15.287 Hams day year ago.. 9 820 12,083 71,001 Cattle—Receipts, 8,200 head Til* fat • atile market was very nearly steady on the best of th* cattle hut slow and 10® 16c lower on the general run of shortfed and warmed up Hears Choice weighty eteera brought $9.25 and a» high aa $9.60 was paid for a few odd head Cows and heifers weie In faitly good demand and shout steady, while there was rather more life and a stronger tone to the mar ket for stockers and feeders. Quotations on <attl*; Choice to prune 'beeves, I9.10Q9.50; good to choice beeves, 98.65Q9.0O; fair to good beeves. $*.25® 8 85; common to fair beeves. 17.50®*. 15; good to choice yearlings. S8.40Q9.15; fair I to good yearling*. $7.5uQ8 3S; common to fan yearlings, $6.50Q7.50; good to Choice heifers. $7 4OQ8.0O; fair to good heifers, 98.0ftQ7.25; choice »6 prime cow*, $6.75® 7 50, good to choice cows. 95.75Q6.75; fair to good cows, $4.75® 95 75: common to fair cows, $3.00® 4.60; good to choice fee,i*-*. 17.63®8.26; fair to good feeders, 97.oa®7.00; common to fair feeders. 96.25 fi 7 00, good lo choice stockers. |7 50® 8.10; fair to good stockers. 96 75® 7.50; common to fair stockers, 16.00® 6.75, stock tows, 94.00Q5.25; stock heifers. 94 50®6.25; stock calve*, 94.00®8.00; veal calves. 95.00® 10 00; bulls. siagv, etc., 9 4 40® 7.50 BEEF 3TKERS No. Av. Pr. No. ,\v Pr 1 7 670 9 7 26 17 \n 9 7 9" 17... ) 41 8 00 16... . 8s i 8 :;o 26 874 8 40 38... 1255 8 50 60 897 8 55 ;i4. . . 1 220 8 KU 7 . . .1 167 8 6J 34...... 1345 6 75 19. 1114 8 90 22 .1071 9 00 19 ..1501 910 1< 9*4 915 2 2. 1075 9 25 STEERS AND HEIFERS 13. 395 7 26 11 .... 064 7 76 26. .499 8 00 9 1011 8 40 8. . . 828 8 50 cows n . 056 2 10 4 9 10 4 00' 6.. *0 4 3.'*/e 10 .. .12 49 50 7.. .. 1 151 6 55 3 . 1080 6 75' 5 101 4 7 00 4 . 1200 7 50 HEIFERS 13 .... 489 5 00 7 . . 867 6 75' 10. . 600 7 00 8 . . . . 78fc_ 7 '65 j 8 . 7 6 6 7 Ml 9 . 915 7 90 2 670 4 00 8TO<*Kh*RS AND FEEDERS 4 7 .1 1 48 7 00 18.3 ,1 7 10 16. .678 7 95 18. 8.19 7 70, 20. 963 785 49 . .778 816 BILLS 1 . 2010 4 90 1 . . .1 450 & 00 1 1420 6 50 CALVES. 17. 350 7 10 2 140 7 50 2. . 220 * 50 3 .163 9 00 2. . 195 10 OO Hogg—Receipt* *500 head. Although fhe run was light today there wag little life to the trade with early packer* blda mostly 26c lowdr. There «u some Im provement from th » basis later with movement largely at 10® 15c loner prices Shipper* bought a few load* of fight hogs 5® 10 e lower wtth a top price of 17.40. Bulk of good reality hogs mi in a range of $7 36® 7 50. HOOP No Av Sh. Pr No. Av. Sh Pr 63 240 I 7 4 5 44 212 r 17 5*> 91 . . I9U . 7 t»0 Sheep and Lamb*—Re< elpts. 10 600 head Fairly liberal supplies of lambs met with a alow trade and price* pu the • arly rounds ruled-weak to lu®16c low -r. Woo led iambs sold largely in the rsnge of $13 60® 14.10 and flipp'd iambs at $14.60®11.00 with a top price of $11 26. I Sheep were fairly active at steady prices, wooled ew«a selling at $9 00 and clipped ewes at $7.60. Quotations on sleep- Fat lambs good to choice. $13.75914 25; fat lambs, fair to good, $12 25® 13 75- clipped lambs, I9 60 91140. feeder lambs. $12 50® 14 00; ear lings. $1175913.25; wethers. $7 6«®9.75; fat ewe- light, $A00®9 26, fat ewes, heavy, $j.eo®nofi. FAT LAMBS No. Av Price, i 19 4 fed so $14 10 225 fed . 7*. 13 60 273 fed 77 14 10 Re.-eipts and deposition of livestock at the t'nlon stockyard*. Omaha. Neb., for 24 hours ending at 3 p. to . April 23, 1123. MKf KIPTS—CABS HorSes A Cattle H gs Sh p Mules C. M A St p fly. n j Mo Pac. Bj. ... r r. b. r . a*. 19 32 1 . .v N W , e.tat ST C A N\ \V west .103 . 4 Si I', M. * (I 51 • ' . B A Q . e.iet . 1 „ ‘ ' , B. A Q , west 0 2 2 4 9 «' . R I A p , east 21 2 • ’ . R I A P . west 1 I I l H R 7 ..- . 4 C . G. W. R R 2 2 Total receipts 343 107 45 3 DISPOSITION —HEAD Cattle Hogs Sheep Armour A Co.1,117 1.49.3 2.3i2 Cudahy IPkg Cu. 1.167 1 *9.» I 944 I told Pkg Co- 149 1.050 Morns Pkg to 1,144 1.04* 1.466 Swift A Co,. 1,12* 1.104 36 1 Higgins Pag Co: Hoffman Bros 41 Midwest Pkg fo. 'yiifbw Pkg Co "6 f Both A Son* M nmaha Pkg Co 21 f AV. Murphy... *2 Swart* At Co 4 7». Lincoln Pkg c« • ; Nagle Pkg (o 1. Sinclair Pkg Cu . ... W ilson Pkg Co . . 47 Anderson A Kpn .5 Benton A Hughes . jo J II. Bulla f • hrlstle A Son . 2 4 .... Itennls 'At Francis f»j John If a t \ ey 651 T J. I light am . . 3 ... F (l Kellogg V 63 Longman Bros. 249 .. ... H S. Lubf't g.jr. . . 117 ... ... Mo.-Kan C AC Co. lx .... Neb tattle to J10 ■I. U Boot A Co , M» Roscnatock Bros. :: * Sargent A Flnneg n 112 Smiley Bros it Sullivan Bros . .. 11 Van Hunt A Co 67 M'thelUier & Degen 49 M A. Wojowltx I CMher buyers 124 1.543 Mesa . *945 Totals 7.4.14 #.449 in 4^5 KaiiiuH city I.it relink. K*n«»* tit). April 23—Catll* fU*«etpts, • -.000 hra«l, i alvei 2.000 bead, early beef eteere steady to weak h inum bid lower, early sale*. $7 260100 heat bid. $9 HO; yearlings, steady to IGn lower, many lota $7 2601.35; dockers and feed era, ateadv to lower ; inmnion to good storker*. $9 00; email tula. »'»2509 5O. all other classes, steady, bulk bologna bull* 14 6006 00, better grade* ions $K 6007 26 good heifer* atound $ 7 04t; tanners and cutters. largely $.' 760 4^0, many loada of stock c*|\e*. $7,go Ifoga—fferelpts 18,000 head, * few 190 to 2 20-pound hutchor* to sprtngei* at $7 7007 76 or 5« lower than Saturday top, $7 76; bulk of sale* 17.500 7 70, pack er* holding back; a few bid 20 in 26c low*! $7 00 bid on medium weight butch era; packing bows, 10 to 1 &«• lower, bulk tiOfl fi H ■ at nee > lg % egk to 16c b'wer. bulk Halites, $»; iiftg i 00. a few al i; 10 Hheep arid Limbi— Receipts, 11.000 head; Iambi, 15 in 26c lower, top, g l« Ob; early sales desirable weight Infs largely $14 00014,26; clipper* $11.16 Arliona springers $14 25, sheep ateadv; shorn wethers, I* 76. Atlsone shorn •*»*, $; 36 Ht. I oil is lilVMlot k I*.»*•» HI Louis, III. April 23 -» stile Receipts, 1,000; beef steers, ateady to strong cows, steady to 16c higher; holog na bulli, I A< to 26c Higher, tifh*r classes stead), with light vealera (losing utt unevenly lower; top alert* $9 ;5. bulks follow steers, $7 260900, yearling*. $7.4» 4i 4 16 cows, $6.7604.76; bologna bull*, $6.0005.25; (gives. $9 5009.76. Iloga Receipts, 17,000; slow, 6c In 10c lOWet top. $4 |0. closing, dull, bulk 140 to 200>pound kterage*. $s 2601.10, 210 to 240 pound*. Is 00 4v N 16. 2t.n pounds and up. $7 100 7.90; pigs and packer sows, riioatly |6c lower; bulk good weight plgi. $1 7607 00; ||0 pounds and down. $5,600 4 60. packet sow*. $6.26. Hheep and Lamb* Receipts, 60/l.alegdv <>n all cluases. best clipped iambs •• butcher ■, $11 80. few medium quality • lipped to packers $10 26: spring Istnhi lo small lot*. 116.000 IH.n0; bulk wool • ewes, $K 50. i lipped, $7 0007.50 Fistula-Pay'When Cured I f II || iHKS d mild ijiitM of treatment that cure# Pilot, fistula and othea dJi laOjViy m&r Hartal ptsaoava In o abort time, without o aavoro turtle*! op eration No Chloroform, bthor or other inltrtl anoathatit owi A our* tuaroniaad in o«or? eoao accepted for treatment, and no money la to Ho paid aatll eureA. Write for hook oa Keetal Diaoaaoa. with namio and teetimowlala of more thao 1.009 prominent people who have boon permanently cured. DR. 1. a. TARRY Sanatorium, Potoro True! Bldg (Boo Bldt ). Omaha. Nab. ' Financial II.v BROAIIAN WALL. By I ni versa I Service. New York. April 23.—With the ex cept Inn of the locomotive and Pan American Petroleum shares, most active stoc ks were again subjected to professional attacks today. Losses ranged from a fraction to a full point at tile close. Oils were again offered on a jib era! scale because of announcement of a c ut of 10 cents a barrel in the price of M:d Continent Prude. This reduction has been expected for nearly a fortnight so that its actual an nouncement caused little surprise. Sugar shares were sympathetically influenced by the balance of the list and fuller! to show any response to the establishment of another new high record price of £ \'i pent* fur Cuban* raw sugar and higher prices by some companies for refined. Trading was more active, *about 1.000,000 shares changing hands. Opening Price* strong. Opening price", showed steadiness but pronounced weakness developed shortly under heavy celling of St ude baker and Baldwin by professions is who arc bear sh and an resorting to ail sort «<f method* in an effort to depress quotations. The general tnarkeL.develop*d resistance In the i»«e dealings and closing price* mv-11 a hove the low Isvels established in the forenoon. The • nut louMicMn with which big busl nes* people* ar** going ahead Is beginning • o find rcflr-, tion in the money market Nome oI t be biggest lenders In the street believe that current tatea will prevail for Rome flm^ < rude ( ut. The chief development in the oil group the reduction *»f Midcontinent Crude. 3'he cut was small, r than had been ex ported Phillips Petroleum at one tltne showed an advance of about » point. Tha Stieet he aid early in the cJ*y that the boarej would Increase the dividend and pfc • h NtO'-k dividend of iO per cent. These report* were confirmed by actual deolara tfbna after the .-lone of trading flood absorption of Minima Petroleum continu'd One of the biggest commission house* Of. Broadway has been advis-d that therg^ '•til shortly he an announcement of an advance in *te«i prices, Including bats. shap»a and pistes *'otton ha cl a sharp rlr*» due to the ra aumptlon of bu\mg by spinners. The re appearance of npinncrn is due to tjie de cline the last *'* weeks In price*. Present price* for cotton invite put ha-se* by spinner* Strength In foreign government bond* featured the bond market. Mange of price* of fha leafi ng Mocks < uniahed Uv l.oRrtn A Bryan, 24* I’etera Ytual building RAILROADS Ka ’ u v»la.v M igh I.o\\* •< Moae.»i h*f A, T A S. K ’ .IMIS 10I S IMIS !•!'« H A O . 31S 50 \ 51% 51 S • 'anadian Pacific 1**4 U» 155% 157 X v rail tea I Jl', 9 4 >14 97% «'haa A Ohio... 70 4 *•> 4 6*4 60S Great Northari t 7*. 4 “■‘■a 7.7 % llllnoia Central. 112 S 112 112% 1 12 K. «• Southern . . 22 22 l: 214 I-ah igh V alley ♦ t 644 • »% * . Mo. Pacific 16 16 16 16 4 X, Y AN !< 1*4 l*S 114 19 \o Pa« lfi« 74 4 74 4 744 74 4 • hit ago A N W *0% 60 *0 4 40% Penn R. R. 4 % 45S 4 4 4*4 Reading . 764 7 7% 76 4 76 s C . R, I A P "■ 2 4 .12 4 32 4 •• M(»ut her n pH fi« >«4 69\ 904 91*4 Southern Railway. ;; 7 4 .4 37 4 - 4 C. M A S» p 224 2 3 4 274 .1 % M \ .Mf p pr 404 :> 4 40 40 cn -»ii Pacific. 1.64 136% 1374 1,1 ST K K LB. A mar fur Koun 1 76 175 17R Allia Chal 4** 4 4* § 44 4 4* « Am Loco I t 13! S HS 4 132 Raid LO' o 11*4 116 137 S 1.7*4 Refill* Steel 64 4 •'i 4 * ’> S 64% Co to \* a iron 29 4 94 2*4 30 •Tumble 7*4 74 794 79% Am Steel fuua ’9S 3«% 3>% 3* % Gulf St Steel 96 4 94 4 *6 4 »« 4 Midvale Steel 32 31 4 .11% 32 4 Praaaad Mt Cai . *'» 6. 65 Rep Sc A Iron *14 *'>4 61% §1% Slf.aa Srhef .»&% .7 3 4 ' t S& I' S Steel 105% 10 4 J 05 4 105% \ anudiurn 3* .15 37 4 3*4 Me* Seaboard ITS 17 4 ITS I7S i UPPERS Anar on«la 4*% 4* 4*S 49% Am S A R» f Co 64 s ♦> 65 s 64 4 C«rro J >e Pasco 46 4 4 . 4 46 4 chili . 2*4 27 s 27 4 :*h ' hlno 47S 26% J7% Calumat a Aria. .574 Inspiration I* 37*% >7% .3* Kennecott 40% >9 4 39% 40% Miami .**% »S 2>% 2*4 Nov (*on n V i*4 i'-4 ns Ra > « on 15 4 J 5 1 .4 1' a Sene, a 9 '. 94 4 4 44 1 Tali . . 704 6*S 6*4 79% OII.S Get. | Aaphalt . * \ 4 4 454 45% Coodan 53 4 5J 4 51% 52 4 Cal Pa tend 94 4 * 4 97 S 944 Simms Patel r»l I 3 US is 1?4 14% , '•I ul cl I «• states 114 11 114 114 Pacific on 794 -.94 .1*4 394 Pan \morlcan 7**, . I *, 714 7’4 Phillip* « 15 , .74 63 S . Royal Dutch l«4 ..•!% 60S 50 4 Sinr lair Oil . VIS .12% 32% 3.74 St a mi Oil N .1 1* 4 3*4 3*4 3* S Teias «■<» 4 x s 4h 4*4 4*4 shell Cnion oil. . 17% J7 17% 174 Mhio Oil . 3 4 3% 3% MOTt >RR • ha fuller ,0 4 * % f,9 % t»9 % General Motor* 14 % 14% 14% 14% Willy* Overland 7% 7% 7% 7% Pierre. Arrow .12 White Motor :».'. % « 4 At tide baker .131% 11*% 121 1.1% Rl'RHKR AM) TIRKS ll«k .13 17% Jl 17% Goodr i'll «H\ 34% 34% -4% KelDf -Springfield £.»% 47% 4* a* keyaton* Tire , *% 4% * % Ajax 13% 13% l'% 13% I'nlted State* Rub 60% 61% 6* * % industrials Am Heet Sugar. <4% 44% 41% At Gulf * \V I . 70 2.1% . ?f. Ain Internal I’orp 24% *2* .*% Am*rl<»n Sumatra . , 2*% A inert, an Tel* 171 11'% 121 12% American fan *4% *4 *'. % *»4 Pentrgl Leather . 14% '.% 211% 4 fuba t an* 17 % 1*. % ii’» 14% i'mmn Am Su " 14 4% 3..% : % t orn Prod . . . . 111% 12*% 13*»% 130% Karnou* Play H4% *4% *3 *♦>% Genet mI felt . 17*% 177% 17* % 17*% tit North ore 11% l u 3 1% Inter Harv . **% *7% 84 *« Am II A I. pfd. .7% I' A Ind Alio . 4 H % 44% 45% 4k Inter /‘aper .4'.% 4J% 41% tt Inter \l M pfd ■ % 3'» .. % % I Am An Ref *0% 7* *<i% *6 Sear* - Rt>eh .. *r. % » t % * .% *4% >tro»n*bi»»g . * • % *4 *.s *4% Tnb Prod . . 47% fi**% 44% 47% W orth Pump _ 16% IP, 15 % i U ll*oii t’o . Ifc AVeat I Mon . Ill 11- 112% 112% w>*ttnglt i:ie. :.;% .7 >, .;% Am Woolen . *6% ** *h% ?:. % MISfKI.I.ANK"! A Am Pot ton o . . I 13% ! • % j Am A« « hem . "4% 24 24% . 4% Ain Llneeert i% .32% % 2% * n B«| if' .1 ', Ho«ch Maunoto . . 60'i 49’i d'l <9'» i Brooklyn Rap Tr 2 4 l1* 2 4 24 continental Can . j<4 46 46% 46% • al racking . *34 **4 *5% .... i'..| Gas A- Lie. 110 4 10* % 109 109 4 Columbia Graph 1% 1 •* 1% 1 4 1 mttsd Drug . . . M?* *34 134 *44 National Krtamel 67% 67 % *7% 67 4 National Lend ..126 4 126 126 127 4 Philadelphia Co 46 4 46 4 46 4 46% Pullman . 1254 124 124 4 1264 Punta Alegre Sug 67% 66 4 67% 67 4 So PoHto Rico Sug 62 60 62 60 Retail Stores ... *2 *0% *1% *0% At Louis & S Fran 25% 22 4 22% 23 4 Vir car them.... H% 144 144 14% • 'Close'1 ia the last recorded sale. Total sales, 97*.600 shares Money—CU*se, 4 4 per cent. Marks — Close, 000034 4c; Saturday close. .0000 39c. Francs—Close. 0067 4c; Saturday close. ,06634c. sterling—Close, 4 6o%c; Saturday close, 4 66 4c. New York Bonds New York, April 23-—Bond prices were relatively firm today, foreign issue* par- ' ticularly displaying marked strength Lasing <»f tune money was believed to be responsible for the firmness of the bond market in the face of declining atoek pt ice*. The United States bonds moved within narrow limits, tho tax exempt 34a ad vancing 5-32 of a point while most of the oth» r active issues remained station- ! ary. French Issue* were in demand.! reaching new high records for the year ami the Mexican 4s were up 1% points. Railroad mortgages were irregular, with price Ranges utnall and unimpor tant. Tractions showed signs of weak ness, Third Avenue adjustment 17a declin it’g 14 , points. Industrial bond* were mixed, t'mted Drug *a gaining a point whilo Punta Alegre Sugar 7s dropped a point The aleel company lieria were off frac tional!?. Total aaies, par value, were 119,74a 000. An offering of $10,000,000 General 'pe troleum Company 6 per • ent five-year bor ds was oversubscribed during the day Th* bonds were sold at 97 4 and interest to yield 6 60 per cent I niteil States Bond*. Sale* On 11.000) High. Low. LTom 446 f.Unity 3%s -101 12 101.06 101.11 1 Liberty 1st 4* .. 97.13 . 91 Liberty l.-t 4%*.. 97 19 97 J6 97.17 016 Liberty 2d 4%«.. 97 1 4 9 7.09 8 7.00 *,lu Liberty 2d 4'«« . 98.2 5 97. :9 97 30 67 4 J.iberty 4ih 4 ,-. 97 :’.' 9 7.16 97.16 -‘i Vic 4%« uncalled. 100.oo . .... 196 U S Tr 4%s ... 28.03 99 00 99 02 Foreign. is Argentine 7s 102% 10? % 5 ('binee* Gov Ry 5s. 46% 46% In i ity of Berne Ms. 113 24 Cjty f,f Bordeaux *>» 80% mo*, 10 < Ity of Phrstlna 6*. 111% 111% 111% 'll Pity «f Popenhagn 91% 90% 9"% 27 ' ity Greatr Prague TM % 77M% .9 Pity of Lyons 6a.. 80% 8o% ho% 21 Pity of Marseilles 6s mi 80% Ml 4 Pity of Rio Ms 47 . 9.: % 10 I-ity r*/ Toklo 5s . . . -r% . . I 24 Pxechoalo Rep Ms ct 90 s9% 1 Dan Muni ms A 10M % 101% 108% ! !>: I»ept Hein* 7* .. m7% »7 % .13 Dom Pan 5%s 29 102 j 4 3 Dom of Pan 5s!95.* 99 % 9 9 99 % MM Dutch K Jndles6sl947 95% 95% 95% 2 - 4 but hh Indies 19.6 95% M5 M5 % 2" : French Rep Ms 1|0 4 % 99% 100 .5'. French Rep 7%* 9o % 94 % 95% 24 1 toil amt. Am Line *» 91% 7 Japanese 1st 4%s 93% 93% 93% 16 I a panes.- 4 s Ml% 81% 21 K1hgdofGe|g,uf7 %s 101% . .. 6 KingdofBelgium ms 193 101% 102 "s KlngdofDenmark 6s 97% 97', ... Its Kingd of Net her 16a l»r> 99% 100 12* Kingd of Nfirw 6a 9*% 9M % ... M King S :b Ct 8|ii 67 66 67 7: Kind of Saed 6s D*5% 105% 105% 4 m l'ar:i I.joi.g Mnl 76% 76 76', IM Rep of Bolivia *s 92 90% 17 Rep of Chile 19 46 lo3% l"; 14 Repof HaltifsA 1992 95% 95% »5% •' Pep of Pruguay • * 105 4 1«S 1»G ', ' - Mtate of c^ueensl *s 1 o* % Joo% . . | ■ ■» StatcofH Pauio af>Ma 99% 99 99 % f PKGH/.I5%* 192 9 114% 114% 9 I KofdBg-I7.%al«37 104 , D>4 ..... Ul M .f Brazil 2* 96% 94 ... ' 30 p m of Brazil 7 %a 101 % • t 'So f Hraa-CRyKiTs 62% 63 P S »>/ Mex 5*. . . . 5 6 5 5% 56 2 7 l' 8 of Mexico 4s . a7 % 36 37% Railway' and Minrrilanrou*. :o Ain Air i "hem 7% 102 D*l% lo? 16 Amer Smelt &s . *• *»1, 4fc % 18% 9 Atner Sugar 6* .102% 102% . Am T a ,r cv 6s 115% life 10 A T A T cul tr & 97% S7 % 97% 26 Am T A T col 4 91% . 4 Am W Wks A LI 6 Mi * m An Jur Mar Wks 6 m ", % 8 3 45% 14 Armour a Co 4%. 86", 85% • AT AS Fe gen 4 "6% M 6 % M6 % 2 At Coast L 1 tun 4 *6 85 % ‘4 In Balt Ar ohm 6s .100% B>fl % 10u% .1 Halt A Ohio cv 4% 79% 79 ... 1 Bel h Steel r«f 5 . . 93 .1 11 Be? h 8* eel 5s . 8>% 81 . . j 27 Rner Hill 8t 6% 84% 92% 9 % .. Hklyo Kd gvn 7 D 108 7 5 Hklyn Rap Tr 7s »:% 97% 92% 19 I'mid an North 7 114% 113% 12 Pan Pac deb 4s. 79 *1% 79 2 Central of <Ji 6a.. 100 4 Pen leather la... 94% 94% 98% j 1 Central Pac. gtd 4 . 84 ' 22 Cerro de Pasco 8.. 141 140 .. .j 9 Phea a < »hio cv 5 mm% Ik at % It Phea a Ohio cv 4% 87% *7 a Phk A Alton 9s 52 51 % 52 6 Phi BaCJ ref5sA 9M% fa.% . . j 17 Chic A Last III 5a .8% 79% 79 * 7 i hie Gt West 4s . 50 % 50% . j 24 Phi MM4MIPcvttsH §7% 67 67 % ' • . 16 t hi MllgHtP reft % a «*% 60% i Chicago Rai1wa>s .-a 8!% 6 Phi RI*P gen Is 74% 7s ... nr « hie RlAP ref 4* ?i % !i ' hli A West Iniiil 7: ... 7 • - tii ... 9 • hile Popper 6a 160% liR* 11 Pierce* SiLLref6sA 161 D"*% 100% 4 ulo Industr.al .>« . 7« % 76% 4 PoloASouth * ef 4 %a *"% *3% * * • Pol Uaa A Kl 5a 96% 9r, 96% 1 Commoner Pow 6g 86% 16 PonaCoa! of Miry 15s 85% 85% r Cuba P Hug deb M, 9 % »5 , 95% ! ‘ ub R fl 7 %a A 104 % it t'ui* Am Sug m» 107% 107 . ... ! 1 Delaw . Huds ref 4s 84% > CUNARD “•ANCHOR LINES V V. to tjjerbourg and Southampton MM Kl I \NI\ May a May 29 June 19 It Kit I M. \ HI A May 13 June 5 June -29 At|I IT AM A Alny 2* June 12 July 3 V. Y. to PI/mouth, t her hour g and Hamburg TA H HIII M A May 2.1 June 29 Aug. 9 I..At ONI A June 7 July 12 Aug. 22 N A . to t obh «t|ueenstow n i and llierpool t A HON | A Afa« 3 June 2 June 30 I AHW AMA Alai IJune la J„|, |( IHANtONIA u- July 7 Aug I sept. I 1 ltn*tnn to (ohli. < t|ueenstnn a) and l.li erpool I At OMA f new) May I? - - 1 H A Till A n. w May 29 June 23 July 29 H AM,AKI A nrw • June 9 July 12 Aug. 9 V A o» KenJonderry and tilasguie Tl Ht AM A new v.May ^ June I bept. 9 toll Mill A S Mai I? June ft Ju|, 7 AssAKI.A Mai 19 June 19 Juli II ; t AMIHOMA m. a Alai 19 June 23 July 21 \ V. V. to Plymouth. Cherbourg and lamdon , VAYOMA 'lay 19 June.AO Ang 4 AI IIAMA ii* Jnne 2 July 7 Aug 19 New A m U to Mediterranean Tl at AM A o-w Jnne *0 I Hound »he AA orld ( mUe from V A. IHtMONIA mt« i No,. \$ •Via It a Ufa «. bee Aour lersl Canard Agent or Write ' I nmpsnj ’« Agents Ft ery where ONE WEEK by Canadian Pacific IT IMNI THE WOljLD ^ Canadian Pacific Fmpiaaaaa—Gianta nl lha St x* I auianca Horn# to Euiopa — croa« in only tom r dava on iha opan an« To Charbourj, South atnplon and Hamhuk diract. Furlhtr mformnion frem UhsI H**mth<p «|mii or ^ ** S- El WOR1 MV, Gtnaial Agont S. 5 Pan l>cpt 40 North Drai hot n Slteot Chicago, III. I \ 1 1 Den\erARGr rtf5* 4*4 .... .... 2 Denver.RGr ton 4a 724 . 16 Detrol Edis ref 6s 101 4 10) 4 J01 4 25 Donner St* e| ref 7a 90 *9 *9 4 .0 DuPont dfN>m7«ja 3*7 4 106 7, ]07 4 !■'. Duguesne Light 4s 102 4 1"24 1024 10| La* cub Rug 7 4a 10* 107 4 107 4 ♦ 0 Km G A F 7 4s ra . 4 »2. fj», 2 Erie pr lien 4a .... 87 . 5 Erie gen lipn 4a... 4 • 4 15 Fram Irtrl D 7 4a 90 *94 904 12 Gen Eler; ijet, 5a.. 100 4 100 4 100 4 J Goodrich 6»,ve. 10074 10«4 18 G Tire *a 19.1.1037, 1034 1034 1* G Tire *a 1941 .1174 117 1174 4 Gd T R of C 7a_114 12 Od T R of < ««. 104 4 10 4 4 _ 46 Gt Northern 7 A...1004 1074 1614 17 Gt North 64* B. 99 98* 6 Her Choc 6a. . . 98 . . 4 Hud A Man r »r A *1 *0*, *1 1 Hud Sr Man adj t 6 67 4 . 14 Illinois Cen . 5 4s. 1 004 100 4 10°4 12 Illinois Can ref 4*. *4 . . . 5 Illinois Steel d 4 4* I-' 33 Ind Steel os.100 4 99 4 1*0 4 6 Iht R Tr 7a .914 904 914 6 Int Rap Tr 6s . 67 4 *7 .... 5 I R T ref 6s atpd 694 *54 17 I A Gt N adj 6« c 44 4 44 7 Int M M a f 6a.. . S? 29 Int Paper ref 5s R . 84 4 6 4 ,4 64 4 1 K C T S A M 4s. . 75 4 14 K C S la.*5 *4 4 *5 12 Kelly-Spring T *« 109 4 109 4 10*4 4 L S A M S db 4 21 92 4 . .» Liggett A Meyers 8 95 4 *. .. 7 Louis A X ref 6 4 103 4 102 4 31 ^A)uis A N* uni 4a 0«4 9A4 24 Manati Sug 74 994 99 994 28 Mar St R> <!on 5 . 9»4 94 4 11 Marland Oil 74 ••1004 1*&4 3 Mex Petroleum * 108 11 XJ1 d v a I a Steel <y 5 *7 4 5*4 17 4 I MS PA fl 8 M 04-1*34 75 M K A T pr In 6j' 94 4 94 4 ■ 61 MK AT n pr .In 5 48 78 4 77 4 7fc 105 M K A T n ad 5 A 55 4 65 55 4 8 Mo Pacific .-on 6.. 95 4 95 084 23 Mo Pacific gen 4 . 67 4 * Montana Pow 5 A 964 954 96 26 X E T A T 1 5 ctf 9*4 9s 98 4 ■ 22 X O T A M in 6 79 4 79 4 79 4 25 V V Cen deb 6 . . . , 102 4 10*fs 79 N Y r-«n rfg A im 5 95 4 95 95 U 15 N y Ed ref 64 . 109 4 101 4 5 N T N H A II t 6 ’4* 66 4 68 • IX T Railway* ref 4 JA4 304 14 N Y Tele ref 6 ’41.1044 1*84 6 X Y Tele gen 4 4 92 4 92 4 9-4 18 N T W A B 4 4*-* 4 4 42 4 43 4 3 .Norfolk A S 5a A 64 4 64 64 4 I Norflok A W cv la 111 28 North Par ref 6a JOT 4 106 4 1*7 1 No P rfg A imp o. 95 2 Xo Pa pr lien 4s.. 63 8* 844 10 Xo St P ref 5 A 90 *9 4 90 t NW Bell Tel 7s. 108 1974 1 Or« A Calif 1st 5 99 10 Ore Sh J.n gUi 5«. .101 4 76 Ore Sh I.n ref 4* ,. 92 4 92 92 4 7 gw-Wh RRAN 4s .774 2 ‘ *tis S» i 4s 9' % 9 4 _ 3 Pa G A Klee is 90 4 *9 4 _ 20 Pa Td A T is 62 9**4 19 4 . ... 9 Pan* Am PAT 7s 162 4 .... 5 Penn R R 6 4*. 16* 107 4 .... 21 Penn HR gen 1% 100 99 4 100 1 Pen R R g* n 44* -• 904 4 Pen IJ of c ref is. . **4 1 P*re Mar ref 5s 95 4 * Phil Co col tr ia .1004 100-* 1004 ! Prod A- Ref *9 107%. 1 Pub Serv is . . *4 4 . . 4. Pun to Ale Bu 7s 1214 126 4 Resting gen 4« . r- ’. 2 Kern Arm n f 6s 934 * R I A A L 449 7 7 7*4 7 7 3? SiL 1 M A S r% rAg 7*4 7* 7*4 19 *i I. S p I 4« A 66 4 ** 4 4 4 St T A S P adj 6*. 72 4 724 72% 32 Mt I. A S F me 6a 63 4 93 16 St }j H IV f on 4s 75 4 7 5 " 4 4 S A A A P 1st 4* 75 4 7.4 73 4 26 seaboard A 1. < n n M', 64 4 10 Seaboard A L ad 5s 314 Seaboard A L rf 4s 444 2* Sinclair Con < ol 7« 1**64 994 l Sinclair Crude 5 4" 97 4 36 Sinclair Pipe Lne is *5 4 *5 4 > 4 3 So Bell Tel 5s 94 92 4 93 3 4 So Fa- < v 4e “ 4 914 >1’» 1 So 1’ic rd 4s *54 70 So Pa«- *o| tr 4* *! 8** 4 13 So Ry sen *4* 1«I1#1 1014 1« So Ry .on 6s 9*4 >4 4 >4', 32 Mo Ry gen 4s C ’« 6* 4 *7 ■ So Prt Rc Hg 7s < 61 1 "0 8% 2 f* 1 6 Mtan till Cal d 7s .1054 106 * 105 4 « Steel Tube 7e 1*»!4 1*1 101 4 3 Third A vs rf 4. 59 21 Third A\> adj t* 5' 54 4 s Tidrwtr 011 6 4s 1*14 F* '.<• % I n P A 1‘ 6s V 97 4 97 , 97 4 10 rn OH Cal 6* . 101 100 101 4 1/ P Is 4e . . 3u4 *9 4 »o 4 If T P . v 4s 94 4 94 4 4 C P ref 4s *3 41 Fulled I»rug *s 112 4 HI4 112* 13 F S Rubber 7 4* 10* \ 107 4 H'7 4 12 I S Rubber T',i 1074 1074 107'% 13 F S Rubber 5« 174 ««4 27 F M St eel s f is 101 4 101 7 Va-C Cm 7*%a w « *4 * $2 4 16 I'a-*’ Chem 7s « * fs 91 9*4 * Virginia Ry 5e 95*1 >4 4 95 4 2 Wabash 1st 5* >5 4 .* 2 West«rn Pic 5s *0 .... 1 35 West'house Ele. "s ift? 106S 13 W A C s f 7 41 10- 4 !'" 23 w A Co cv 6* 9 4 >34 2 WIs Ft gen 4« 7 4 133 Anaconda C 7# 103 4 102 4 19? Aria-'or da C 6s. >7 0>>4 Tr»i al sales *f bond* today *--e. $16. 7 45 000 compared e 'h $6,114,000 prsvi- ( cus day and $18,671,000 a j»*r ago. N. Y. Curb Bonds" \>w York, April ZZ—Following * ' h* official in* of bend transact.una on tbs . N*w To * Curb sxrhang* PotveM lr High I Cjoso 1 * a». d Pin *» :* & i«;iM«:ii-u 1 V i. tinnul Ik ", i sc 1 os 1r •» Z Am Colton It *» ** ** i Am *i A Ki 6* 91*4 *«4 *l S t Sin R MII*« *- 9f , *»4 **4 1 Am Mum T 7 4* *7 4 914 *7 4 1<» Am T a T *• :t 1"*'» las4 1«0 4 1 Ansoond* C »- .1*14 1014 1*1 4 - Anglo \m O Ts 1C. la,. A Armour A Co 4a V* » 90 4 9" 4 1 At l Cl A XV I 6s II 14 : Hssxsr R.-#rd M 1*4 « « 1*4 * TWlhl Sro»! ui*!4 14 1^.4 . 1 t'anad N Ry rq 7s 1*7 4 107 4 1*7 4 1 1 • >nt Mt-sl C 1*74 1074 I074j 2 Ctm* 8*rv 7«, ”1* 9* 4 9*4 *4 4 .7 nits* Msrv 7a l> 9*4 90 *n & Col G *c r*rtlr ctf 72 2t 21 4 Con* Textile *• '<9 98% ft 4 I"uben Tel 7%*. .106 10? 106 1 J)rere A Co 7%- .101% lnl % 101% 3 Detroit C Gcs h*. 99% 99% 19% 6 Detroit Edison €a.l02% 102% 10.% 3 Dunlap T K 7- 9*»% 90% 9» % 11 Fisher Body, h* '24 100% Jon% 1§0% 26 richer Bb«|v , '25 99% 99% 9?% 1 richer Body H*. 27 97% 97% 97% 4 Flaber Body Hu. '2* 9* % 96% 94% 4 Gelena Slg O 7*. 104% 1044% 1«4% 2 Grand Trunk 6%s. 104% 10* % 10*% 7 Gulf Oil 5a.9'* 95 95 1 Hook Valley hr. ..loo% l°o% loo% 2 Kan C Term 6s 100% joo% 100% H Konno' ott Cop 7*. 105 t0 4*4 10*% * f.ibby. \\ 4 I, :* IH% 100% 100% 4 1/fville G A El 5a. *7% 87 *7', 1 Manitoba 7r .... 99 99 99 37 Mara«%lbo 7 c. new. 220 21 o - - J 4 Morris A Co 7%c..l00 100 100 105 New Orl'na PS 5a. 45 42% 42 1 Ohio Power 5a B . 45% 85% §v% 7 Phlpi. Pt 7%s. ww. 102% 102 102 14 Pb Mv Cp N J 7c. l'>3 102% 102% 2 r**ars Rbk 7*. ’23.100% 100% 100% H Shae i-heon 7* . .104% 104% 104% 2 Solvay A <*le 8* .104% ]°4% J04% 11 South <’ Ed.sen 5s 90 89% 90 2 Std Gil NT.7s. '25.103% 103% 103% 2 Std Oil NV*7.w. '26 104% 104% 104% 3 Std O.l NT f» % b 105% 105% 105% 2 Sun Oil 6* ..10 % 102% 102% IwlfK i 10 Tidal Or*** 7s...lo; 191 103 2 Ctd Rya Hv 7^,r 106% 106 104% JO Vtiuum Oil 7s 106% 106% 306% Foreign. 14 Argentine 7*. ’23 100% 100% J on % 86 Kg Netherl'da 6e 99% 99% 99% 175 Mexico Gov* 6* *«% .V* % 60% 1 Rep Peru 4* 100% 100% 1*0% 79 Russian 6%* ctfa 11% 11 11 20 Ruxaian 5%a ctf* 11%. 1r'% 1% 36 Swiss 5 % a . ..103 '103 103 141 C S4 Mexico *» 41% *0% *1 % ' Omaha Produce BUTTER. Creamery—Local joooirg price to retail era; Extras 45c. extra :n 60-lb. tubs, 44c; standard. 44c. firsts, 4.c. I 'airy — Muyera are paring 33c for best table butter (wrapped roll); 36c Cor com mon and 27c fur packing stock. BLTTLKFAT. For No. 1 cream local buyers are pay ing .36c at country stations. 42c deliv ered Omaha; Zr 1 e*a for No. 2 cream. FRESH MILK. Home boy era of whole milk are quoting Si’.25 per cat. for fre*h miUi testing 36. delivered on dairy platform - Omaha. EG06. Most buyers ar- pa g around 17.1 per rase for fresh eggs (new rase#* included), either by freight or express prepaid Oma ha state held eggs at market valu* Jobbing prl^e to reta.lera; Extra fancy, 30c. selects. 26c; current receipts, 26c, No 1 small. 25c; cracks. 23c. POULTRY. Live—Heavy he ,g an i nuileta. 2'c: light he.i* ard pullets. 21c; 1923 broilers. 1-, :'n. to 14-lb . 40c per lb. stags, all aues. 17c, capons, over 7 l»*a , 2Sc; Leghorn poultry about 2c less, o d cocks. 12'-; du'ka. fat. full feathered. 16c. gee*e. far. full feath ered. 12c: turk^ya fat. 9 lb# and up. 20c; no rulla. airk or crippled poultry wanted. Jobbing price* of dr eased poultry to re ta.:er», 19*.:; broilers. S5c; springs. 2Sc; heavy hens. 26«.. light hens. 26c; roosters 16c; du ks. 26c: gees*. 23c; turkeys. 15c. REEF CUTS. The wholesale price* of beef etila In ef fect today are as follows; Riba. No l. 25c; So. 2, 2 4c; 3. 1 *c. Loins—No 1. 23c; No. 2. 31c. No. 3. 20c. j Rounds—No 1. 16 4c; No. 2. 16c; No. 2. 124c Chucks—No. 1. 12c; No 2. 114c; No. I. 10c. CHEESE. Loral Jobbers Are selling American ch*ere fancy grad* at the follow ing price#: Twins. imHo; single da.urea, C4- ; double daisies. 23Sc; Young Am*rl* *•. Vi' . lorghorrie. 24H»e; square prints, lie. brick, £Si*c. FRIJTS. rmeapp'e#—Florida 20-36 e im per' ra-e. IT SO Rhubarb—Ca! fornix. par box. about 40 lb- 13 50. .<• rawbe*-r;e»—Lou’? *na. fan y, 24 full pi'i’s per nut* $6 00. Hananae— Per lb . /*« J orange*—California navels, extra far y. pet b'->c a vo'4 \g to # re. *4 70®:50; hoice. a- ordtng to size. 25 ©50c less, Tan g«nne*, CAl!fo,-n.a. S3 76 per box. Lsmone—California, extra fancy, ICO to 2(0 s xes. 17 00; choice. 300 to 360 sizes. 16 50; Hines 12.00 per hundred. Grapefruit — F.orida. fancy, all sizes. 14 50© 5.60 per box; choice according to size, 60c to fl ©U less per box. O-ari^rr.ee—Fancy Cape Cod lets Ho* es. boxes. 16 00 Box Apples—Washington Jonathans, fancy. f2 2t<; Northern Spy. choice. J! 75; Rom** B* sutles. * cording to grade. 12 00 ©2 50. Newton Pit pir.«. * ; size*. 12.50; Peiti.aln- fancy, 1. 25. W nreaps, extra fancy Wash.ng* on. I ’.* 7 5 © 3.25: Arkansas Black extra fancy 92.50©2.7K; Spiizen bergz-xs all sizes 13.00. Barrel Apples—Fancy Nebraska Wine saps 17.60; fancy Nebraska Ben Davis, 15.75; fan-• Nebraska Gsdo. |€ fancy Iowa Grimes Golden. 21.0*. choice Ne. brasia Ben Davis. 14 76; choice Nebraska Gawo. 16.76; choice Nebraska W .neaaps. $( »o. Figs—California. £4 i-o*. carton bexea, 12.76; 60 t-oz. carton boxes, 12.75- New Smyrna f gs. 1-lb boa, per lb. Iso. Gates—Hoilowt, 70-Ib. butts. ;0c per lb.; Dromedary, 36 10-ox. caxes. 1(75 per case. V ©G KTABT.ES Potatoes—Nebraska. No. i Russet Ru •al** ss k«d. 11 25 per eat ; Nebraska Early Ohio*. No. 1 11.25 per c*t; Nebras ka Early Oh;os No. 7. $1.00 per,cwt ; .Minn* vota Red R ' er «»hK*. No 1, 11 60 per rut . Colorado Brown Beauties. No. I. $160 per «wt.; Idaho Russet Burbanks. 11 76 per c «t. New Tot a toes—Florida, in sacks, per lb. 10c New- Hoots—South»-n turn r-e. beets, car rots r»r do* bunches, i: 00. y Old Roots—Beets, carrota, turnips, pars nips. rutslagas. per 2b. 2\*c: in sacks, per lb . 3c. Sweet Tot atoe* — Southern. hamper, f: no. Jersey Seed. 45 *«» . 11 75 Radishes—New southern. per dot. bunrh*«. 7igj 5*•• l ettuce—Tallforn a. h ad (4 dot ). per I _ THE TRAINS from Omaha HAWKETE UNITES fit* P. M. Sleeping cars with drawing rooms, dining car, chair car, coaches. CHICAGO EXPRESS 7I1S A. M. Loaches from Omaha, par lor car and dining car from Ft. l>odge to ChiAgo. Trains arrive at Central Station, in the heart of the boulevard I hotel-theatre district. urn Enjoy the following advantages: gjj The on-time habit of Illinois Central trains. Superb equipment, dependablt motive power. Smooth-riding track. Employees trained to make guests comfortable. Tip-top dining service. Be our guest on the Hawkeye Limited or the Chicago Express next trip to Chicago or East. Ttru. mmiw mtd irw%+l „. City Ticket Office, 1416 Dodge St, rhon, DOu|l,a 1*04 C. Hsvdock, Div. Pew. Agt. a >1 > C'lrv National Bank BU«. I ISih anJ Hamav So. >'naaha.N<K ■ rhon, JA.kaan CJ*4 M Illinois , Central rra*e, $4 50;. per do/.en. $1 15; hot ho-#**, leaf, per dozen. ©;>< Mushrooms—Per lb. 75085c. Egg Plant—Selected, per lb, 20c. Peppers-—Green, market basket, per lb . 2 5c. Onions—Southern. s»w, per doe hunches • Of. Ohio whites, per rat.; J8.00; lie d Globes, sack lot*, per lb. 4J/»c; yellow, sack lota, per lb 4- , imported Span ish. per crate $_ fen. Beans—-Southern wax or green, per hamper. $5.00. Asparagus Per lb, : >; jn crates, per lb., 20c. t'allflower—I'alif • n * 'none to be bad) $3.00. Parsley—Per doz. bun h*s. 70r. Celery—Fionda. per (!•>/.. bunches, a« cordlng to eiz- $1 i.^i • Tomatoes—Florida, fancy, 6.basket crates, about 36 lbs. ne\ I 00; others at $4 50. iOUlsb—Florida, summer, per lb., 10c. | Pc«a—New southern sto k. per lb . 29c. Cabbag*—New Tevae , k. .r.tted, 6»,c j per lb, 25-50 lbs , 7c per It Mississippi stock, crated. 6c per !h Uniform* atock. crated, €*$c per lb.; r*d • *bbag*. per lb. 5, celery cabbage. per Ib.. i..C; Brus sels sprouts. p»r ib.. _6c. « u' umbera—Hot hou.-.c per doz $| ,»o 0 7 75. * SEED. Omaha buyers ar*- paying the f "owing prices for field teed, thresher run, de. Uvered Omaha.^ Quotations are on thi basis of hundr<f?fw eight measure 'i.fa. $1M » red lover $9.00014 00; aisyke, $6.00014 4 •. tlm "thy, $4.0005.00; Sudan grass. f ' '<i '•9°; white blossom sweet 'lo\er, $U'-o*/ 6.06; millet, high grade German, $2.99® 2 50; common millet, $1 5002.00; amber sorghum cane, f. 000 2.25. FEED. Omaha mills and Jobbers a -e seli'ng their products in <arloa#l Jots at the fo - lowing pri< es f. o. 1) Omaha: Bran—<> r immediate deli.cry), $29 0°, brown shorts $.0.09; gray shorts, $22.9°. middlinga. $33 0°; reddog $ 4 50; alfalfa roes', choi e, $24.90: No 1, $26.90; No. 2. 874 09; nn«red meal. $44 19^49 19; cot tonseed meat. 43 per cent. *50.70; hom iny feed white. $32 00; yellow. $32.09; buttermilk, condensed 16-bbl. lots. 3 43c per lb; flake buttermilk, too to 1.690 lb* , ?c per lb: egg eh*!. dri*d and gioj&d. 100-lb. ba^s, 1^5 99 p*r ton. FLOUR. • First patent, in 9* b bags. $f *5 per bbl.. fan y c;ear, in 45-lb. bags. $5.70 per bbl. White or yellow <ornm*al, per cw., $1 Quotations ate round lots f •. i> Omaha. HAY. Prices a* wh'cn Omaha dealers are selling in carload • ts ft# --w x Upland Prairie—No. I. $1* 50® 1*50, No 2. $16 900 lO.Ob; No 3. $1 0.00 '#» 12 9f» Midland Praire—So 1. $1* 00019.00, No 2. $16 Oft® 17 90; No 1*000119' Lowland Prairie—No. 1, $11.9 ® 13.0' No 2. »$.00010.99. Alfalfa—Choice. $2?.S0® 24 60; No. 1 12 ) 594* 22 00: standard 914.50020 00; No 2. 117.09® 31.50; No. 3. $15.00 017.0° Straw—Oat. $9.00® 9.50; wheat, 98.00® 9.09. HIDES. TALLOW. WOOL. Price* printed below are on the tas - of buyers’ weight* and selections, delet ed Omaha : H.defc—Current hides. No. 1, 11c; No. 2 10 . green nid*s. * and 9c; bu’is fc and 7c; branded hide*. Sc; glue hides, 5c; fc 11 and 91ir', deacon*. 66 each g’ue • - f and kip. 5c: horr* hides. $4 5002.59. ponies and g uea. $1.75 ea h; colta. 55c e*ch: hog skins, :5c each, dry hides. No. 1, 16r per !b.; dry salted !! dry b!ue* 5- . Tallow and Grease—No 1 tallow. #S B tallow. 7c; No. 2 tallow, 6c: A grea«*. 7’*c B grease. 7c; yellow grease, 4**f broWn g*raae fc. Wool—Wool palls, $-549 2 25 for f wooled skins; sprinr larr 5°~ e« shearings. 25c ea# h. clips, no \aiue; wor 34® 42c Crarki rg«—Pork, 160 00 per ’.on; bc-cf *44 00 per ton I hl< a|o Prndurf. Chicago. April 27 —Butter—Market h'Stie; r'*im*r y tt!ra». 41r. nundardii. 41 U . extra firsts. 4,'fi4r*e, f;r*« 3tfp 3* 5-5 *e.'r.n«j* II^TISf, Egg*—Market **r. *• ;- E ' firs*- f 5 •* fai’*'': r * nary f. * * 24**#J*c; miscellaneous. *:«• age pack extra*. 2Ac. at or age pack fi.-ats * t r -1 » New \nrk Poultry. New Tr.rk April 2Z —lift po«Ul Steadj: chicken* by fjc.ght ..fjtie. e»pr<-n unquoted, few.a 17 rootle ts. turkeya. IS< Dresaed poultry—Irregular: chicken* If ®4Sc: foci* ro^rSfb. o;d rw>s»er* i - ,i j| 32' . turkeys, .No i freah. Jlf . f'«tr l!|ISc Iflndon Mone* London. April 22—Bar Silver—JIT-lfd per nunc* Money—! per cent. General Motors ' A comprehensive report on this company has just been completed, giving detailed 1 * nformation regarding the future for Genera! Motors. Copy mailed on request. Stocks and Bonds P.G. Stamm & Co. 35 S. William St. N.w York f ^ ANNOUNCEMENTS^ Burial Vault. . 1 DISTINCTIVE feature*, ae* ’demonstration a; factoty. Automatic Pea Hag Concres Burial Vault. Inaist upon your under* ’aker us ng no other. Every vault rim' - ed. watch for name In Id Manufa *’ ur«*d ■*nly by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vauit *'o . fmg N SPth St.. Omaha._ Card of Thank*. ! WE wish t> thank our freed* for t'e many beautiful floral offerings ar.d ts* purr kindnesses shown du- ng Car * Verna Peteraon'a illr-sa—Mra Clara PetcT *on and daughter, Marie "-15 ^ Cfmrtfrim. Monumrnis . 1 forest tJxwT North of City Limi a All revenue* fo- porpetual care and Im provement# Off! es at cemetery and T .0 _Brand*** j ftaridi . 4 LEE LAMKW ltt?sSs£ H. lt»« Famam. J*. 1»«V KaO.N. IM7 F. ' . 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