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Advance of Wheat Arrested. Sharp Break Is Result .Close Much Lower and at Bot tom; Local Trade Bullish; Corn Stroup; Early, but Finally Weakens. By CHARLES ,L l.FTHEN. Iniverbal Service Muff Correspondent. Chicago. March IB.—Free helling of wheat late today, credited by the trade to eastern Interests, arrested the forward movement of prices and led to a nasty break. The close was sharply lower and at the bottom. The local trade wag bullish In response to an unexpectedly large decrease in the visible supply, strength in wheat premiums and the moderate increase of supplies on the ocean, but offerings were plentiful on the BV\ells. Wheat finished 4%o to 5%o lower, corn was 3 Ho to 3 Ho lower, oats were lHc to 2He down and rye ruled 4 He to 5He off. May w heat broke 8 He. . from I1.72H to $1 64H. after advancing '3c early. July who t was relatively weak throughout and dropped further than the nearby month for the day. Considerable of the int« selling was based on foreign advices that cancellations were under way. The seaboard confirmed export snles of over 1.000,000 bushels of wheat in all position*, largely domestic. Rye sales were 300.000 to 400,000 bushels. Liver pool closed l%d to lHd off. Corn was strong early in response to a much better demand for the cash article end firmer discounts, but the largo Increase in the visible supply and the subsequent slump in wheat attracted considerable liquidation for the account of tired holders. The movement of corn from the country was reported moderate. Oats met with fair support early, but ran into free selling by several nf the leading commission houses and tumbled fast. Rye trailed wheat tip early and then broke. Kxport news was more encourag ing, but like wheat rye met wtih ready selling by longs • as soon as weakness set in. Provisions firmed early and then re acted to an irregular finish. Lard was 2 He higher to 7 He lower and ribs w ere 10c higher. Pit Notes. Confidence In the wheat market is shaky. This was evident during the riot*. I ing hours of trade when important selling of futures influenced early buyers to hur riedly get out of lines Wheat broke the last 4c without rallying over He as a result of the utyovering of numerous "stop loss" orders There was excellent absorption of futures by a leading house early. Statistical information seemed to be all! In favor of t he bulls, while the current I demand for cash grain in all markets! also improved. The Department of Ag rlculture was out w ith a report indicating j that we would probably enter the net crop wheat with about 60.00<>,00n bushels carry over, compared with loijwo.iiuo bushels a year ago. it was also reported that American grain was going Intu rapid consumption abroad. The failure of Liverpool to respond to the strength In North American markets on Saturday upset, many of the bulls May wheat in Liverpool closed around Jl.Sl in our money, a small premium compared with our May. It appears that inasmuch as the supply of wheat on the ocean is of record size the immediate trend of prices might be dominated by foreign news and foreign demand. World shipments of wheat totaled 19.038.000 bushels for the week, against 17.334.000 bushels last week The supply ot wheat on the ocean increased but • 1,000 bushels for the week in face of th# heavy clearances. Supplies of wheat and flour on the ocean aggregate 90.8l'4 000 bushels, compared wrlth «5.800,000 bushels a year ago. The moderate in crease on the ocean would tend to sug gest that foreigners are eating into sup. plies in satisfactory manner. CHICAGO PRICES. By t’pdllta Qraln Co., Atlantic OH. Art, | Open. I High. I Low. I Cloi«. I S«t7* Jll'y ! 1.88 * 1.71*1 l.«4%| 1.84%| 1.61* I 1.67 .. 1.65 i 1.69% July U» 1.61% 1.45% 1.46% 1 61 I 1.49* . 1.46 % 1 51% S*p. I 1.41 1.41% 1.8* 1.3* 141* I.. 1.36% 1.42% Rye Jlay ! 1.27%) 1.31* 1.24 1.24 1.18% July 1.19*; 1.23* 1.14% 1.14% 1.20% S**pt. I 1.09 I 1.12%, 1.05% 1.06% 1.10 <’orn III May 1.21%) 1 23% 1.18% 1.18* 123 | 1.23 . . 1.18% 1.22% July I 1.25 1.26*1 1.21% 1.21% 1.26% | 1.25% . .. 1.21 % 1.25% sept. ! 1.25 1 1.26 I 1.21% 1.21*! 1.25 1,25% i.I.1 1.21 % 1.25% Ya'y ! .46 j .47 % ^ .44%! -44%! 47 I .47 [.I. .45 :.. - lly .49% .49%, .46*1 .46% .48* - .I..... . . .47 [. Sep. .48 .49HI • 46 H! .47 i .48% 1 ar<1 '4!i* .,. I •47V4|. May 16.92 117.0* 16.85 16.87 16 85 July 17.20 17.32 17.13 117.15 |17.12 Riba i May 19.00 17.07 16 95 19 00 '18 90 July 19 00 119.07 ! 19.00 879 05 118.95 New York General. New York. Marc h 18.—Flour—1‘nsettled; spring patents. $8.85 ® 9.00; soft winter Straights, $8 40*1'8.75; hard winter Straight a. $8.50 H 9.00. Rye Flour—Easy; falr to good, $7.25® T.75; choice to fancy, $7.50® 8 25. I’ornmea!—Easy; fine white and yellow; granulated. $3.25 ® 3.30. Rve—Weak; NV 2 western. $1 33, f o b. New York, and $1.31%. c. 1 f. export. Barley—Steady^ malting. $1.Q2®1.06. c. j 1 f New York Buckwheat—Dull; fine milling. $2 25, nominal; Canadian, $1.87. Wheat—Spot, easy; No. 1 dark norfh trn, c. i. f. New York, lake and rail, $1-98; No 2 hard winter, f. o b. lake and rail, $1.79%. No. 2 mixed durum, do $1.80; No 1 Manitoba, do. in bond, $1 90% Corn—Spot, unsettled. No. 2 yellow, c. I. f track, New York, all rail, $1.33%; No. t mixed, do. $1.32%. Oats—Spot, weak, No. 2 whits. 58o. Feed—Easy; city bran. 100.pound sacks. 13 .50; western brand, do. $29 80, Hay—Steady; No. 1, #25 00; No. 2. #22.00® 23.00; No. 3. $19.00021.90; sam ple. $14 00 ® 1 7.00. Hops—Steady; stats. 1924, 30® 32c; 1 923, J5®l7c; Pacific coast, 3924, 19®23c; 1 923, U®18c. Pork—Firm; mess, $40.00; family. $38.00 e 40.00. I-ard—Steady; mlddleweat, $17.45® 17.55. Tallow'—Quiet; special loose, 9%c; ex tra, 9 % c. Rice—Steady; fancy head, 7%®8%e. Minneapolis Cosh Grain. Minneapolis, March 16—Wheat—Cash No. 1 northern, $1.55% 01.67% ; No. 1 dark northern spring: Choice to fancy. $172% 0183% ; good to choice. $1.60% 01.71%; ordinary to good, $1.66%0 1.69%; No. 1 hard spring, $1.83% 0 1.93%; No. 1 dark hard Montana on track, 11.53% 01.77% ; to arrive, $1.53% 0 1.77%; May. $1.56%; July, $156%. Oom—No. 1 yellow, $1.08% 01.06%. Oats—No. 3 white, 40% 0 40%. Barley—68 0 86c. B.ve—No. 2. $1 13%01.16%. Flax—No. 1, $2.86% 0 2.98%. Kansas City Cash Grain. Kansas City. March 16.—Wheat-— No 2 har'd. $1.6891.82: No. 2 red. $1.6701.77; May, $1.65%: July, $1.86%; September. SI 28% saked. Corn—No. 3 white, $1.0501.10%; No. 2 yellow, $l.ot%01.14: No. 2 yellow. 1106 01.14; No. 2 mixed. $1 0801.12; May. $1 10%; July, 81.13% asked; September. $115% split asked. Hev—Unchanged: choice alfalfa. 122 00 024.00; No. 1 prairie. $10.50011 50; No 1. timothy. $15.00016.50; clover mixed, light. $16.00015.60. Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago, Merch 16.—Cash—Wheat, No. 1 red. $176%; No. 2 hard, $1680172. Corn—No. 2 mixed, $1.17%. No. 2 yel low. $1.2101.21%. oats—No. 3 white, 41% ©47c; No. 4 While. 43% 046c. Jive—No. 2. $126%. Barley—72 093c. Timothy Seed- $6 26 06.50. ♦ Mover Send—$22.00030 60. Bard—$16 00. Ribs— $18.87. Bellies—$21.37. Visible Grain Hupple New Tork. March 16.— The visible sup play of American grain shows the follow ing changes in bushels Wheat, decreased. 3,622.000. <’orn. Increased. 1.83fi.ono. Oats, decreased. 2.058.000. Kye. Increased. 214.000 Barley, decreased. 199.000. Sf. IsmiIs Grain. St. Louis. Jfarch 1G. Wheat—Close May. $1.*3% asked; July. $1.42%. Corn--May, $1.16% asked; July. $1 20% ssked. Mlnn<*tpolls Flour. Minneapolis, Minn, March 1$.-Flour <•—Unchanged to 6# higher. Family ps<erils. $x 10 Hr an—$23.00fl>$4.00. Inndon Sllrer, _ Tendon, March is. — Bllv.r — N.r, II 1S-1S jiar ounce. Moi.y— P»r cent. _ JM.count Hate.—Short and three month. b!M., 4H94V4 Per c.nt. New York Cotton” Future.. N.w York, March K—•Cotton future, •pened .t.ady, M.rcb, 35 41c; May. lo.lOo; July. It.Ole; Oetob.r, 36.65e; D« e.mb*r, 36.tic._ New York Cotton. N.w York. March 11.—'lh. *V"ral cot ton market elo.ad «a.y at n.t d.cltna. of U U 41 palnta » r > Omaha Grain v ■■ , - ' Omaha, March 14. 1$25 Cash wheat Is quoted m the tables today at 3c to 4c higher. What sales that were made, however, wete made early and the late arrivals were carried over unsold. Futures during the late season turned extremely weak and on basis of closing quotations were impossible at bet ter than 3c to 4c under yesterday's prices. Receipts were 40 cars. Corn sold at 2e to 4e higher for esrlv sales, with a alow demand. Supply was more than sufficient to fill requirements and quite a few' cars were carried over. Receipts, 4 3 cars. Data sold kc to lc higher. Receipts. 23 cars. Rye and barley were quoted nominally unchanged. Omaha CaJlnt Sale*. WHEAT. No. 3 dark hard: 1 ear. $1 43*4. No. 1 hard: 3 cars, $1.63 Vj. No' 2 hard: 6 cars. $1.63; 2 cars, $1.62; 2 cars. $1.61; 1 car. $1 6ft No. 3 hard: 1 car, $1.63. Sample hard: 1 car, $1.62. No. I yellow hard: 1 car, $1.63. No. l mixed: 1 car. $1.61. No. 3 mixed; 1 car $1.59*4. CORN. No. 3 white: 1 car. $1.04. No. 3 yellow. 4 cars, Sl.ftfl. No. 4 yellow: 2 cars, $1.06. No. 6 yellow 2 cars. flic. Sample yellow: 1 car. 87c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car. $1.09. No. 3 mixed: 1 car. $1.06**; 1 car, $1 06. No. 4 mixed: 2 cars. $1.04; 1 car. $1.05. No. 5 mixed: 1 car. A7c; 1 car, 96c. OATS. No. 2 white: 1 car, 47*4c; 2 cars, 48c; 1 car, 53c. No. 3 white: 3 cars, 46c; 1 car, 46*ic; 4 cars. 47c. Sample white: l car, 43c; 1 car, 42o. RYE. 1 car, not wheat. 20 per cent rye, $1.59. 2 car, not wheat. $1 68. Dally Inspection of Grain Received. WHEAT. Hard: 3 cars No. 1, 16 cara No. 2, 4 cats No. 3. 3 cars No. 4. 2 ' ars sample. Mixed wheat: 1 car No. 2. Total, 29 cars. CORN. Yellow: 1 car No. 2. 9 cars No. 3, 6 cara No. 4, 2 cars No 6, 2 cars No. 6. White: 7 cars No. 3. Mixed: 1 car No. 2, 15 cars No. S, 2 cars No. 4. 'Jotal 4 5 cars. OATS. White: 2 cars No. 9. A cars No. J, 2 cars No. 4. 2 cars sample. Total, 15 cars. RYE. 1 car No. 1. Total, 1 car. BAR LET. 1 car No. 2. Total. 1 car. Total carr, A!. OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. (Carlots.) Week Y**r Receipts—• Today. Ago. Ag*’ Wheat . 40 79 77 Corn . 4 3 l io 223 Oats . 23 23 21 Rye . 2 3 1 Shipments— Wheat . 71 2$ 47 corn . 39 22 134 Oats . 24 49 30 Rye . 1 .. 11 Barley . 1 3 CHICAGO RECEIPTS Carlots: Toda> \V"k Ago. Y’r Ago. Wheat . 26 26 30 Corn . 1 36 28 7 146 Oats . 20 7 4 65 KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS. Wheat . 90 199 122 Corn . 8 3 21 5 3 22 Oat s . 12 18 15 ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS. Wheat .190 141 87 Corn . 8 5 115 120 Oats .131 5: 64 NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS Minneapolis .27: 385 37 9 iMTUlth .126 60 65 W in mpeg . 31 1 427 279 OMAHA STOCKS. Bushels. Today. Y r Ago. Wheat .1.503.000 2,958.000 Corn .2.771.00O 2,140,0011 oats . 1.221.000 802,001. Rve . 31 1.000 278.000 Hailey . 12.out) 13.000 New York Sugar. New York. March 16.—Increased ac tivity and an eusler tendency featured today's raw sugar market. Spot prices were unchanged, but future shipment de clined 1 -32c. Sales Included 100,00® bags of spot Cuban at 4 77c. 16.000 bags for the first half of April shipment at 4 S4c and 20,000 bigs for late April at 4.81c. After opening 1 to 4 points higher on covering. raw sugar futures weakened under trade and commission house sell ing, closing 3 to 4 points net lower. March. 3.00c; May. 3.07c, July, 3.23c; September. 3.36c. Refined sugar was quiet at former prices, which ranged from 6.00c to 8 20c for fine granulated. Refined futures were nominal. At a meeting oL. members of the New York Coffee and Sugar exchange tud»> it was decided to abandon trading in refined sugar futures when cut tent out standing contracts expire. Sioux City Livestock. Sioux City, la.. March If,—t'attle—Re celpta. 4,000 head; market alow; killers steady, weak; stackers strong, fat steer* and yearlings, $7.’00 12.00; hulk of sale*. $5*00010.25; fat cows and heifers. $4.50# 10.50; canners and cutters. $2 5004.00, veals, $5.$0011.60; bulls. $4.2506.25. feeder*. $6.0008.00; atockera, $5.50#7.60; stock yearlings and calves. $5.0007.50; feefling cows and heifers, $.‘'.0005.60. Hogs—-Receipts. 10.000 head ; market 25 #50c higher, top. $1415; bulk of sales. $13.76# 14 10: lights. $13.00013.90; butch ers, $14.00014.16; mixed. $13.750 1 4 00; heavy packers. $ 13.00 & 150 ; sings. $10.25 # 10.7 5. Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. 1.000 head; market steady; lambs, 1,700 head; ewes, $10.50. Chicago Hutter. Chicago. March 16.~ The butter market today ruled steady, with trading dull. Storks of hutter on dealers' floors con tinued light. Offerings. however, were quite liberal Buyers were showing little interest Some demand was reported for 49 and 9n score cars, hut buyer* ideas of prices were below those of the seller* The centralized r*r market was barely steady, with trading quiet Several cars of 9n point butter were available at 48c. but buyers showed no Interest. Fresh butter. 92 score. 4«c. 91 score 47 4c ; 90 score, 44c; S'* score, 44 4e; ss: score. 404r: 87 score. 34c; «4 score 34c Centralized carlot* 9a score, 44c; 99 score, 44 4c; 84 score. 344c. Now York Coffee Future*. New York. March 1*—''off** future* I were lower today under liquidation and local selling, promoted by easier cable* from Bratil and complaints of • con tinued poor spot demand The market opened at a decline of 12 to 13 points and while near month* rallied slightly on cov ering. with May selling up from 19 10© 19.20c. the general market closed at a net decline of 6 to 22 point*. Sale* were estimated at 31,000 bag* Closing quota tions: March, 20.20c; May, 19.20; July, 18.01; September. 17.12c; December, 18 66c. Spot Coffee—Dull; Rio 7a, 21 *4 c; San tos 4*. 28 ©28 He. St. lamia Livestock. St. Louis, March 16.—Cattle—Receipt*. 5.700 head; market steady; native beef eteer*. $6.00012.60; yearling steer* and heifers. $6.00012.00; row*. $4 75 08 00; Stockers and feeders, $6.0007.76 calves. $11.75© 12.25; cannera and cuttesa, $2 35 ©4.60. Hogs— Receipts, 11.000 head; market. 10015c higher; mixed end butchers, $14 00 0 14 30; good heavlga, $14.20014 2p; Houghs, $12.60011.75; lighr* 114.000 $14 20. pig*. $11.75013.75; bulk. $14.16© 1 4.30. Sheep and Throbs— Receipt*. 750 head; st *• d v ; mutton ewe*. $6 00010.60; lamb* I $16.26017.60; cannera and chopper*. $3.00 ©8.00. 61. Joseph Livestock. St. Joseph. Mo. March 16— CatMa Receipts, $.200 head; steady to 16o lower; bulk of steers. $8 560 10 75 top. 11.26; cows and heifers. $3 50010 40. calves. $4 00011.00; stockers and feed»ra, $5.60 ©8 25. Hogs—Rscsipts. 2,60ft head; 28 te 85c higher; ton. $1 4 40 hulk $13 7:,014 00 Sheep and Lambs—-Receipt*. 9.500 h**d; slow, tendency lower. lambs. $15 500 16.90; ewe*. $9 00010 00. New York Dry f rood a. New York, March 16—Cotton goods and yarn* were quieter todav, with prices holding ateadv; wash goods were active, especially lines of rayon mist urea More business developed In domestics from the retail trad* Additional lines of women's wear for the fall were opened, many of fhe n»-w good* being fin* cloakings. 811k* were In good demand. Orders for many senanriable fabric* cannot be filled promptly as wholesalers stocked lightly if many novelties and mills produced limited stocks. Turpentine mill ICoein. Savannah, <Jn . March If. Turpentine - Firm; 8 8 *.* *: if 8 >1 % ,, mile*. 175 liarrela; re ceipt*, 7H harrela, shipments. 1H4 liarrela. Stock. 5,2X1 barrels Hoaln Firm; aalea. 530 casks; receipts, 452 casks; shipments, 124 casks; stock. 4H.022 casks. Quote; It. IR 70; J\ $5 80; VO, »f. 40; F, !«!♦:.; G. It. $7 00; I. $7 05 K $7.30 M $7 30; N, $8 10; wtl, 11.25, WW, $9 20, X, $9 40. Host on Wool Boston, Mesa. March I There la very little change jn the wool market Trad ing continues alow, but the larger house* are disinclined to cut price* Opinions nre general that If ealea abroad the peyt few day* maintain the l*vli reached Just week better business will develop fte ports from the sales at Sidney today In flleit* that price* »>• virtual!) unchinged from last week, American buying mod erately. Irf>ndnn Bool Auction, London, March 18—A superior aelec. ♦Ion. amounting to 8 241 balsa was of fared at. the wool auctions today Pur chases were well distributed among boms and foreign buyers. Merinos were firmer &here wee little demand for Cape of Good ope and Natal end most of the offering! wert withdrawn. I Omaha Livestock l v - — - —- -j Receipt* at the leading Jhmtnck mar ket* MhiiiIrv were: Cattle ling* Sheen Omaha.H.500 W.,1tHI J.'.OOii ( litrago IH.fMHI HftJNH) 19000 Hanna* t ity . ...l».<NfO 7.000 7.000 Sioux ( it.v . I .non in.ooo llHU) Nt. Loui* .A.7INI 11 .mm ;.»«♦ March ?•%* Receipts were— Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Monday estimate ... 8.600 9.300 IJ.OftO Same day lust. wk. 9.629 15.373 1 "562 Sain* 2 wka. ago.. % > 1mu 1$ *03 Same 3 wk* ago. . . r » 15 3 76 '.*9 4 Same day year ago. 9.330 1 2.60711.015 Cattle Receipts. 8.600 head. The week opens nut with a fairly liberal run «>f cattle. quality not as good a* a %yek ago. I >em a n d wan confined largely i.» de*ur>w ble iigiit and handy weight steers and while prices held practically steady on these the market was very dull with the, trend of \ allies over the plainer and heavier cattle. First handyweight steers brought $11.26. Trade in cows and beife’s incllnded to be sluggish at about last weeks closing levels but there was a distinctly lower trend In values for Stock ers and feeders. Quotations on Cattle—Good to choice \eai lings. $10.00©11.26; fair to good year lings. $9.00© 10.00; common to fair year lings. $8.00® 8.86; good to cuolca steers. 4H». 15© 11.30: fair to good sleets $9 10© 10.10: common to fair steers. $8.M®9ft6; trashy warmed up cattle, $7 00©x.Oft; good to choice fed heifers. $v50®9.76, fair to good fed heifers. $7.50© 8.50; com mon to fair fed heifers. $6.50© 7.60: good to choice feu cows. S6.75®8.10; fair lol good fed cows. $5.25©6.50; common to fair cows. $2.50©4.75 ; good to choice feeders. $8.00®9.10; fair to good feeders. $7.00®8.00: common to fair feeders, $6.00 ©7.00; good to choice stockers. $7.76© 8.75; fair to good stockers, $7.00 © 7.75: common to fair stockers. $5.75© 6.85, trashy stockers, $5.00®5.75; stock heifers. $ 4.50 © 6 26 ; stock cows. $3.25©4.60; stock cows. $3.25© 4.60; stock calves. $5.60© 8.50; veal calves. $4.00© 10.75; bulls, stags, etc., $3.76©6.75 BEEF STEERS. No. Av. I»r. No. Av. Tr. 19 . 895 7 00 11 662 8 6ft :>n. 90S 8 65 .8 802 8 75 1 1 . 833 9 26 ?t. 833 9 26 24.1077 9 4ft 1 7 . 8X0 9 60 17 . 1380 9 60 16. r_ 990 9 75 62.1062 9 8 5 27.1164 10 0 0 21 . 975 10 16 35 1408 10 25 2 9.1 212 10 33 19.1»9 4 10 60 ST E ERS A NI> H ElFK KS. 9 . 835 8 6ft 1 1 . 592 9 00 . I 1 . 8 7 0 9 75 COWS. 4 .1095 4 75 3.1 2(ifi 5 25 10.1093 6 10 7 . 990 6 25 ?■. 11 SO 6 60 4 . 1 230 6 C.■» 2 . 1025 6 75 7 .H»S?4 6 7 6 5 .1014 7 5o 6.114 1 7 75 HEIFERS. II . 672 5 60 10. 944 I 00 1 4 . 822 8 75 BULLS. 1 .1780 4 6 5 CALVES. 9 . 507 6 50 4 . 3 87 4 75 3 . 230 7 00 ;. 22 1 8 00 4 . 1 82 9 25 1 1 . 1 76 9 50 2 . 160 10 00 4 . 15 7 10 50 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 23 . 633 6 75 20. 780 7 60 19 . 892 8 00 Hngs Receipts. 9.000 head. .Under a broad demand from all quarters and small supplies for the opening day of the week, prices advanced sharply. Movement to both shipper-* and pucke** was active at fullv 25» higher prices. Top for the day was W 4 1 •• w ith bulk of ail sales at $13.60® 14 "0. HOGS. No. Av. SJ>. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr. 36.. 1 51 . . 13 60 81..126 18 75 68. .261 1 3 8u |,3. .212 . . IS 8 5 76.. 22ft 230 13 90 77..205 40 13 95 62. .309 14 tut 109. .246 . . 1 4 U5 7 4 2 3 4 1 4 1 0 Sheep and l.amba—Receipt*. 12.000 bead Rest light and handy weight fat lamb* r«i 11 eel largely steady t«» weak under weightier classes showed uneven lose* from last week's cl#*e Shearers were weak aged sheep around steady. Quotations ond She*© and Lamb* l<a<nh*. good to « hole**. $ 1 6 50© 17.00; Lamb*, fair to good $15.60© 16.25; lamb*, extreme heavies. $14.75© 15 25; shearing lamb*. $1 7 5© 1 6 5(i feeding iambs, $ 15.50 'a 16.Mi wether* $9.75©10 6o; fat owes. $7 75© 10 50: \eurling8. $I2 00®14 0Q. K<*c dpts and disposition of livestock at the Cnion stocky ard*. Omaha, Neb* for 2 4 hours ending at 3 p. m., March 26: RECEIPTS CAR LOT. Horses A Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. Mules. C . M. A St. P. 7 6 Wabash . 1 . . Missouri Pacific. 2 l .. .. Cnion lJ*c|fic . 79 15 SO (\ A N. W . east... 22 5 C. A N. \V.. west. . 76 5 4 2 (f. St P. M. A- o. 2 8 6 C., B A Q . east ... . 5 3 B. A Q. west.. 100 17 20 2 c.. R 1. A P.. east . . 9 1 I. C. It. K .... H 2 1 C. G. W. R. R. 2 . , 1 Total receipts... 3 :» 105 50 12 DISPOSITION HEAD. • ’attle. Hogs. Sheep Armour A Cn ...1,229 1 41 1.1 6*. cudahv Pkg Co.... 1.496 2,0x3 2.668 Hold Pkg . 383 1.037 Morris Pkg. t 'o. . . . 728 2 432 Swift A Co.1.435 485 1.377 Mavernwleh A Vail. 11 . .. Midwest Parking Co. 5 .... .... Omaha Pkg. Co.... 13 .... e .... John Roth A Sons. 54 .... .... S. Omaha Pkg. Co. 14 .... .... Murphy, J. W.... 1.637 .... Lincoln Pkg Co..,. 167 .... .... Nagle Pkg. Co. 77 .... .... Sinclair Pkg. Co.... 102 .... .... Wilson Pkg Co_ 34 .... Doud-Kepper ... 50 .... .... Kenneth A Murray. 1.191 .... «’udahy, Colo. ... (61 Anderson .v Son. . . . 51 .... Bulla. J H. 169 .... - Dennis A AFrsncis. 18 .... .... Harvey. John . ?44 .... .... Inghram. T. J. 17 .... .... Kellogg, F. G. 364 .... Kirkpatrick Bros... 211 .... .... Krebbs A Co. 2 .... .... Longman Bros. 9 5 .... .... T. uberger, Henry S . 262 .... — . . Mo Wan < A C Co. 2 7 .... Root. J. R A Co.. 3 4 .... .... Rosenstock Bins 6ft ...• *• Sargent A Finnegan 43 .... 4... Smiley Bros . 121 .... V Sant. W,B A Co. 69 .... Other buyers.. ... 473 ... Total*..7.948 6.67$ $.724 Chicago Livestock. Chicago, March 1*—Hoga—Receipt* 3* 000 head; moitlr 26c to 30c lower underweights 25050© un; big packers inactive, top, 114 15. bulk 170 to 3'#o pound weight,. 113.80014.10; hulk 140 to 160-pound average*, $13 25013 5"; pack ing sow* mostly, $12.90013.26: hulk strong weight slaughter nig*. $12,500 12.80; heavyweight*. $13 95014 15. me dium weigh*, $13.86014 15; light waif am. 913.66014 00, light lights, tl2.26011.frO; packing hogs. smooth, $1.3.O<>01$ 2 ■. packing hogs, rough. $12.70013 00; slaughter pigs. $11.20013 00 Cat tie—Receipt*. 19.000 head: better grad* weight staera *low; l'ltflOr low er; spots off more; other* heavyweight and yearlings about steady; beat matured steers, early at, $11 50; aversge weight alanut 1.400 ppounds. yearlinga. $ 1126 with $1 2 25 bid on strictly choice offering* moderately active d«rnand for fad steers of value to sell at $9 09 and below- these kind supported by firm stocker and feed er market shipping demand on weighty ntaer* comparatively narrow; supply liberal; she ntock and hulls about steady; supply of fat cows relatively small; vesl era unevenly lower mostly 16c off; bulk to packer*. $12.00 <U>wnwatd, mostly $11 500 11’ 00 aarly; light kind* downward to $10.00. Sheep and Lambs—Receipt*, 19,000 head; extremely dull on wool lamha. ail buyers Inactive; no early bids, talking eharply lower; good 76-pound clipped Texan*. 25c lower at $14.00; fat sheep steady, ewe top. $1 0 76; feeding and shearing lambs, 26c lower; early sales, $16.80017.00 Fast At. I-oula LIve*t4><-U. East At. fxttlla. March 16 —Hogs R* calpfa. ll.ooo head butcher hog market. 16c higher, fop. 11 4 36; hulk 190 pounds and up. $14 15014 30, 160 to 180 pounds, 6I3 760I4 1O, light light* and pigs mostly 25060c lower, good 140 to 160 pound*, $13 00013.60; 110 to 13n pound pig* $1? fui 0 13 00. light pigs, $10 000 12 00. packer sows. $12 66012 75. t'attle Recelpf*. 4 600 h*sd; few beef staera. steady, mostly strong to 16© high er; two loads. 110.60 010 9r.. balance $9**0 and down; steers, receipts nearly all medium to good short fed light weight*, hulk. $8 7 5 0 9 60; no fat light yaarlings or heifer* here, medium heifers and rnn ners. unchanged, heifers largely $7,500 8 60* Canners. 12 60«tr1 25, beef row fl opened ale*d v, closed 15 0 250 lower; bulk, 96 2506.26; bologna bulls 26c higher, top bologna. $;, On. bulk. $4 6006.00, beat light vealera. $11.60; bulk. $1 I no Hlieep and I.stubs Receipts 700; fat lambs 25<u 50. lower; f.-.J lMiriha, $17 ofl to butchers; packer* paid $16 60 for few feed lota mates, few good native lamb* $1 *>f.0, three d< . U« cllpperl. $1125 aged alieep about steady; good lightweight owe*, $10 00; few heavy ew.«. $9 00. linnstis ( lly If.veafink. Kanina Otv. Mu March l« Htnlte.l H t a I e s hepartmeiiL „f Agriculture I ( *a I • tie Receipt*. 19.000 head ralves 4 riM hr-ad. slow y earlings and light weigh! Steers, ateadv; prn< tlcallv no earlv e.iin weighty steers, bidding nround 25c lower hulk fed offetlngN eligible to sell at $h.f.f Win oo; top long vear ling*. $11 _’5 sh• stock scarce; steady to strong apota ahnd< higher: butcher < nw« $4.7608.26; heifer" $6.2608 00; > a Ives to 60n lower. pr».-i tlfl&l too vfili, 91900 bulla, weak stock «ri and feeders steady tr# strong; apota higher hulk $8 $00* 26 four loads Ran handled etrekera $9 oo 16 toad* ft nr It heifer* $7 46. ling*- Receipts. 7 000 head active moatlv 2Bn higher, packer top. 114 06 shipper top. $14.00; hulk of aale* $13 650 1 4 00; hulk desirable 180 to 1?R noun.1 averages $13 760 14 00; 140 to 160 pniinf selection* $12 76013.16; sirklHtf II3OO013 26; Stork pif*. atsarly, $1126fJ ' Aheap and Lambs—Receipts 7 600 head lamb*, unsven, moatlv 10 to 26© lower ♦ op to ehinner*. *17 ot*. other* t© pack»n laraelv 111 400 1 6 76 sh«*p fully atasdy fed awes. 110 00. wethers. Ill 09. Political Basis for Pessimism in Stoek Market ’Wall Street Fears Split in Ad ministration as llesult of Warren and Tariff Controversies. Hr Kicn\Ki> srimvt: I niv«‘r*4i| Service Fimutrlnl K«ltt«r. New York. March 16. — From opening to close of the stock market today liquida tion tvai persistent. At no time was It hurried, but at tin time was there sign of a recovery. Pessimism was general. Prime issues suffered in giost instances more than those of lesser dogree. Much of the pessimism had a political basis. There were fears that out of the conflict be^ tween the president and the senate over the nomination of Ccmlldgp's selection for attorney general a bitterness was devel oping that would become more aggra vated. There were reports, too. of serious differences between the president anti a powerful group of his party over the tar iff question and other matters of vital importance to business. As Wall street viewed It. an adminis tration that was expected to be one of the most orderly, threatened to become one that would split ihe dominant politi cal party Into bitter factions. Genera! market news was not reassur ing. Popper was in slow demand and could be sold only a> further concessions in price Scrap steel at Chicago was down to 116.25 from $16.75 last week. The St. Paul issues went to new lows early in the day and there were more re ports of an early application for receiv ership. American woolen had another sinking spoil, going to new lows. Weakness In thp grain market and the cotton market added to the gloom. Of the issues most heavily traded in during the session, 51 showed declines ranging from ‘a to 10% points. •Money was easy. All the grains were heavy. The Chicago market got no stimulation from Liver pool which, due to come 2 1-8 higher, closed 1’? to 1 penny lower. Coffee down 12 to 13 points. Sugar down 3 to 4 points. • 1 New York Quotations | v_j New York Stock exchange quotations furnished by J. H. Bach* A Co , 224 Omaha National Bank building: fiat. High. Low. Close. Close. Agrl Chemical ... 16% l'l 16 16% Air Kcdu'-tion . ..102\ 98% 98% inj Ajax Rubber f- 12 11% 11% 11% \lhod ‘’hemical .. 86% 84% 54% *7 Allis Chalmers ... M 7'Ca 80% 84% Ain Heei Sugar... 35% 39 39 39 % Am Br Sh Fdry... 98% 97 97 9h American Can ...1H1% 1 76 176 % 3 80% Ain Car A Fdry.. 2 23 % 218 219** 2 2 5 A m H & 1. 11 % j i a* Am HAL pfd... 7*'% 69% 70% 71 Am Infer Corp . . 36»* 34% 34% 3 6 Am Linseed OH. 2f>% Am Locomotive ..137% 133% 1V, % 142% Am Radiator . 95 97% Am Ship A Com.. 12 11% ]l% 21% Am smelting . .. 97% 94% 94% 97% Am Smelting pfd. .l u9 log Am Steel Fdry... 60% 49 49% 51 Am Sugar . 64% 6 2 62% 64% | Am Sumatra - D> % 14% 14% 16 Am Tel A Tel-136 125% 135% 136 Am Tobacco . gx% 87% g;% Aril \V \V A E. . . . 46 4 2 4 2 4 3% Am Woolen . 4.!% 4 0 40% 4;-78 i Anaconda .. 40% 39% 39% 40 Asad Dry Goods. l5«»% A .“soda ted Oil ... 34% 23% 33 % 35 Atchison .122 129 12*t % 122 Atl coast Line.157% 149% K G A W 1. 32% 30% AU % 32% Atl Refining Co., llo 1117 107 j Austin Nichols ,. 27 26 % 26% 26% Baldwin .135 1 29 % 129% 13.'.% Halt Ohio. si 78% 7g% gi% Barnsdall A . 26% 24% 24% 25% Rwh Steel . 43% 4 % 42% 44 % Bos. h .Magneto .. . 3 4 32% 32 W 34% Biook Man Ry . . . 43 41 % 41% 42% Brook Man pfd .. 81% lit*.ok lidis Co .128 % 127 % 127 % l2t ' -*l»f P»* k ..... .102 % 1 1] Petrol .... 31 28% 25% ::-■ % Cal A A g, M,u . . 61 f.0% ' 4na*i l*ac .147% 146% 146% 147'* ' vmt I«ea(h . 17 16% la % ] . % Cent J.eatu pfd .. 6.% 55 55 55% • *rro *le Fas. o .. 4 x % 47% 47% 45% « hand Motors ... 32% 31% 31% 3 2 • heeap a Ohio ... 85% 86% gi% 94% <h <5r West < om 1 % 11% 11% 12% t b Gr \\ pfd . 2.8% 27% 2 7% 28 t hie a- N W . 6*. % 68 66 67 ' M -x- Si P 8% 7% 7% *% ' M At St P ofd 15% 13% 1 : % 14% L R 1 & P 61% 49% 69% 61 % c M 1* M A U Ry . .. ;i% chile Copper .... 23% 12% 32% 33% 1 h I n o . ... 2 3 % 23 Clueee-Peabody .. «o 69% 69% 62 «'ura-Cola . 89% 87% 87% 88% ' «do Fuel a Iron 4V% 41 41 4-!% Colum Carbon ... .47 47 x Cohnn Ga# . 66% 54% 64% 66% • ong oleum . 38% 36 36 *9% Consolid Cfgara .. 2S 27% 27% 27% Conaolid lias .. . 77% 75% 75% 77 {',,n\ . *3% 62% 12% ,3% « ont Motors . si % 9 9 9 J Com Prod 11* * a ... 4"% 39 % l»% 40 . si'i M* !l\ t! ( Miclble .,. 76% 73 73 % 75% • uba c«ne Sug . 13% 13 % 13% 11% 1 uba Can Sug pfd 60% 68% 6h% *0% • uba \ in Sug . .. 31% Jft% 30% 3;% ‘ uyamel Fruit ... .,4% 62 6”% 64 ' Daniel Boone . .. 4 1% 3? j% Davidson Chem . 42% 39 piv 4 • iZ J>«|oware A 1.136% 115 135 1 37 * Delaware d» H ...14:% 140 143 14 1% rnipnnt P. N- 04*1 139 V 10 144 Dome M tn*»«, ^ 13 % Eastman Kodak. lift% lift*! • ..22 31 % 31 % 31% EndtcoD-Johnson.. 67% 66 66 6t Klee S*or Bat... 64% 64 64% 64% Fcrnous Flavor* . 9«% 95% 9-, ir.n Fifth Ave. Bus L. 13% Fisk Rubber 11% 31% li% 11% Fleischman s Yesst 79 74 79 H ^General Asphalt.. M% 62% 62% 54% General Electric .273 % 262% 162% 173 Genera! Motors...; 72% 71% 7lC 7i% Gold Dust.. . ... 39% 4{^ Goodrich . 61% so go % 50% Gt Northern Ore. 36% 35 35% |6% G< N«r Ry PM-. 65% 65 % 66* Gulf Statee Steel.. 74 76% 76% % a Hartmann Trunk. 3 % |o% 30% 3n% Ha'*s Wheel . 32 5* jj 82% Hudson Hotors ... 4".% 41 41% 43 Homeatake M. Co. 4 44 % 44% 44% Houston Oil. 76% 70 70 7;t% Hupp Motors . 16 14% 75 1. Illlnola Central. ... 116 114% 114% 114% Inspiration . 26% 26% 25% 24% lit. Eng Cm. Cp . 4ft % 28% 34% 29% Int i Harvester ... 104 108% im% 104 Inti M. Marine... 11% 111* 11% 11% Inti M M pfd... 43% 43 43 ^ 41% Inti Nickel. 26% 26% 25% 26% Inti Paper. 50% 49% 49% 60% Inter TAT . *2 91% »j % j2% Independent O ... 29% 26% 26% 3u% Jones Tea ... .. j « Jordan Motor . .. 4* % 44% 46% 48% K C Southern ... 36% 36% 36% 36% Kellv Springfield . 18% 14% 14% 15% Kennecott . 60% 49% 49% fcl Lee Rubber . 12 12 Lehigh Valley ... 76 7 4 % 74% 76% Lima Loro . 67% 65% 45% 59 Loose-VV IDs . 18 Xi b 17 Louts A Nash ...110% 103% lift 112% Meek Truck .117 131% 131% 139 May Dept S .100% jog J05 lft7% Maxwell Motor A 87% 86% 6 % *7 Max Motor B ... 60% 64 6 4 66% Marian.1 . 41 39% 39% 40% Veilcan fiea . 14% 14% 14% 14% Miami Copper ...13** 12% 13 13% M K A T Rf ..37% 35% .36% 3 7% Mo Paclflo . 39 34% 27 38% Mr. Pao r*fd . 10% 79 79 % *o< Mont-War*! . 44% 44% 4 4 8* 44 % Mother U»de . 7% 7% 7% 7% N A "h Motors . 276 246 170 245 Nations 1 Biscuit 87% 48 ».* 67% Nat Enamel . SI 34% National Lead ...184 162 151 13% N Y A Brake 47 44 4 4 4ft N Y Cent .120% 118% 118% 120% N Y C A St L... 190 121 128 132 N Y N H A H .. 33% 32% 32% 33% NortJ American . 44'* 45% 4 x % 47 North Fa< . 48% 67 47 64 N A W Rv .132% 129% 131 !|0% Orpheum .. 28 2*% Owens Bo* tie .... 44% 43 43 44 % Pa r|f|e Oil . 6«% 65% 6-% * Packard Motor .. 18% 1 * % 1*% 1*% Pan American .... 7 7 73 % 7.7 •* 7 7 Pan-American B . 7*% 74% 74’* 78 I’m. R 15 . 44% 44% 4- % 4* \ People* (iM ...... Pet e M«mj . t>9 6 8 % r \ % ;o Philadelphia Co .. 53% 63 61 64 Phillips r-' ..... 41% 19% ■» % 11% Pierce Arrow ,12% 12 12 1-'% Post u in Cereal ...1"2 99% 9'* % l"i Pressed Ht Car ... **. J % 6 7 6 7 «3% Pro A Ref . 2H I % ’.’3% '4 Pullman .137 174*, 14% 137 Pun 1 tt A1 eg fitig .4' 4 % 4.’% 4! Pure OH . 29% .'7% 27% '»% Radio C*irp ... 6 8 % 65% *• % 8’4 Ry Steel Spring ..lit 111 111 133 Rhv Con . J*1* 13% 1% 14 Reading .. 78% 7ft «' 'x "8 % Iteplogle ,. ...... 17% 16 16% l‘% Rep 1 A St ... 64% &'-’% • % 64% Royal Dtch N Y. M % M % 1 % Si L A H P ‘ % » '»% 7%% % SI LA M XV «• U % 48% M» % Schulte cigar Sirs 110% 1l»% Ilitwn 1 Meats Roelntck . .1 • '» 161% 161 ■ 14% Shell 1’nlon Oil .* % '% x - • Hlmimini *'n ..... 33% 11% n*, l'1% Him lair (Ml . 28 H% 18% •> film'-lair Pfd . . . 8 7*, filoss Sheffield .... 87 8 4 8 i% 87 \ ffkelly Oil . V*. % 7 4 4% ' ** South Pan .D'3% H'.*% 1" ’ S 1«* 9 South Ry . »8% 86% 81. % 88 «, 8tand Oil cal ... 81 fn «n t»o% Stand Oil N .1 • 47 % 4 1 41 % 4 Stand Plate <11sss 1 1 PfawaM -Werner 84% 61 XI *4%( fitrombe? g Corb • j fiiudebaker .44% ( % 47% 4 4 fifibmarlne Boat 10*, in 1" 1 % 54<m Co 4 % 44% 44% 4 , fix Ot*lf fiulphur It 108% ins % 11 ax as A Pacific , ’<7% - 4 % 4% 7% token Pearlnf . "ft'* '% i8% 9% Tob Brnducta ... 76% 75 76 76% Tob Products A . 99 91% »l% 98% Trans OH 4% 4% 4% 4% V A ion Faclfie ... 1 48 144 146 146 % United Fruit .2U U S C Iron Pipe 21*% 568 2ftS 220 u S Ind Alcohol.. *1% 7* 7k % si 4 1 S Rubber.3*4 38% 3*4 3*% U S Rubber pfd.. *5% *44 *4 4 94% U 8 Sree| .124 4 124 4 121 % 123 4 u S Steel pfd.123 4 122% Utah < ‘upper. . gt> % Vanadium ....... 27 4 2fi % 2* % 27 * Vivaudou . 11% Wabash . 2* 2fi% 24% 2.’»% Wabash A . 85% 6.1% 81% 84 4 Western Union . 120 4 119 11* 128 Westing Air Brake .104 ' fi5 Westing Klee .... 72% 70 70 71 4 White Kagte Oil.. 274 284 28% 274 White Motors .... fit fii a\ 63 Wool worth Co ..114 4 113% 113% 115% W*Illyh Overland .. 13 12'* 12% ^|% Overland pfd . 84% $:. % s«% Xfi % W11 son . ... . x 1 (i % Wilson pfd . 2* 2 7% 27 4 27% Worth Pump ....65 fio 60% 65 Wrlgley 49% Yellow’ ('ah Taxi. 5?4 62 Yellow Cab Mtg. 36 3 7 Total sales Saturday. 75.2.900 shares. Today’s 2 p. nt. sales. 1,195,900 shares. K\-IMvldend*. .Monday, March 18. Owens Bottle rom.$ 75 Owens Brittle pfd .‘ j *75 Hudson Motor .75 | Goodrich Rubber pfd . i 25 Wav Dept Stores pfd. 1 75 Famous Players .. 2.00 Crucible Steel pfd. j 75 Amer Car A Foundry. 3 nit Amer Car A Foundry pfd. 1 75 Amer Woolen pfd.. 1.76 Simmons Pete . .50 Pore Marquette . 1 00 Amer Locomotive. 2.00 and $2.50 extra. Amer Locnmntv* nfd .. 1.76 Amer Steel Foundry pfd . 1.7** Stroniberg Carburetor . 1.60 St. Louis Ar Southwestern . 1 25 Mark. Truck . 1.60 M*ack Truck first pfd . 1 75 Mack Truck 2d pfd . 1 76 .Iordan Motors .75 Gulf States Steel. 114 per cent in common stock. __ New York Bonds -- New York, March 16.—Unsettled by rresh selling of St. Paul railway obllga i ions an.l the break In stork prices, the bond market turned reactionary today. Price recessions were limited to 1 and points, but they embraced a wide assort ment of railroad, public utility and in dustrial liens. Wall street's fears that the Pt. Paul situation was approaching a critical stag** [■ontributed to the heavy liquidation of i lie mad's bonds. Several issues includ ing the 4a of 1925 the convertible 4%s and the refunding 4%s. dropped a point r»r more to record low levels. Selling pies'-ur* against the refunding lwme was intensified by reports trat active steps were being taken to form a protective committee for these bond holders. The weakness of railroad stocks brought a sympathetic decline In the bonds of the carriers. Losses of a point nr so were recorded by New York Cen tral convertible bs, Chicago A Eastern Illinois os. "Kat> ' adjustment 5s. Inter-; national Great Nor thorn adjustment 6*. Seaboard bs and Chicago & Alton 3%s Norfolk A Western issue* moved counter (o the trend of this group. Oil company liens again developed pro nounced weakness, Skelly 6%» losing more than 2 points and Pan-American bs yielding a. point. Other heavy spots in the industrial list Included Central Steel 8a and Chile Copper 6s. A $16,000.00b bond Issue of the Niagara. Locpkort & Ontario Power company has been purchased W local bankers and is scheduled for early offering. New York, March 16.—Following are to day '* high, low and cloilng pric es of bonds on the New York 3'c».ta exchange, and the total sales of each bond. < United dates government bonds in dollars un-1 thirty-seconds of dollars.) I nited States Bonds. Sales (In 81,000). High Low Tins* 82 Liberty 3%s 101.14 101.11 101.13 25 Liberty 1st 4%a..101.19 101.14 101.16 14» Liberi y 4 4% 8 .. 100 2b 100.23 100.25 1.13 Liberty 3d 4 % a .101.16 101.13 101 14 214 Liberty 4th 4 %s. 101.24 101.23 101.24 2299 U S Treasury 4s. *100 17 100.1 4 100.15 94 V S Treas 4'«* 104 _2 104 16 104.20 Foreign. 3* Anton J M Wka 6s 44% 94% 94% 6 A/gen tins Ts .1«2% 1«2% 102% 2" Argentine (•* .... 9'.% 9 6'4 94% 16 Austrian gtd In 7s. 95% 9 % 9..% 10 Bordeaux 6s . 84% 84 X4 2 Copenhagen 5%s ..96% 96% 96% 10 Gr Prague 7%s ... 9"% 90 90 % 3 HiO rift .Ian 8a '47. 94 % 94% 94% 11 Mzech Jtep 8s ’52... 100 99 % 99% 21 1 »ej>t of Seine 7s... 88% *9 §9% 30 Can 5%s notes '29.102% 102% lit.'% 10 Canada 5s 52 . 103% 103% jn.$% 17 Dutch E I 6s *62 3 00% 100% 100% 16 Dut El 6 %s Nov ’53 97 % 97% 97 % 26 Framerhan 7%s . 94 9!% 94 25 French xs .102% 3u2 % loj% 37 French 7s . *'*% >9% x9i.. 75 Germ ext In 7s.... 94% 94 % 94% 29 Gt Cone EP Jap 7s H • % 9 » 9>i% 7 4 J a panes* t. % s ... 9 1 % 9 1 % 91% 10 Japanese 4s . 82% x2% 82% 4 Belgium 7 %■ . . . .109% 109% 109% 21 Belgium 6%s rets .#93% 9 '.% 9.;% 24 Denmark 6s ..101% 101 101 10 Hut ."ary 7%s . 89 xx% 2 Netherlands 6s 72.10-3% 103% jo3% 62 Netherlands 6s I4..103 102 % ]02% 14 Norway 6s 4 4 100 99 % 100 28 Serbs Croats Is ... 90 89% X9% 14 Sweden 5%e .... 99% 94% 99% 3 5 Nord Rys 6%s .... *2 *2 32 20 Parla-Ly - Med «a . . . 76% 76% 76% 45 Rep Bolivia Ss ... 9:t% 93 93 % 4 Rep f 'hlle 7s .100% 100 % 100% 3 H» p Cuba 5 % s .... 4» % 96% 99% 1 Hep Finland 6s ... 84* 84 94 27 Hap Haiti 6s . 94% 9 % 94% 2 Queensland 6s .103% lo3 103 5 San Paulo 8s .101% 101 101% 21 Swiss TJovt 6 % s 46 .101% 101% 101% 5 K U B A I 5 % s 29.116 1!6 116 14 K G B A I 5 % s 37.106% 106% 106% 7 U 8 Brasil fcs . 97 96 % 97 7 17 S Brx CER v 7s 81 8 2% 81 4 4 Am. A Cham 7%s 100% 1«*<i lu.,% It Am. Chain s f d 6s 98% 97% 97% 2 Am. Smelting 6s... 106% log % 106% 18 Am. Smelting 6s .. 96% 96% 96% 7 Am. Sugar 6s.l»l% 101% 101% 43 Am. T A T. 5%s . 1»2% 101 % 102 16 A;n T. A T. c t 6s 100% 100 % ]00% 6 Am. T AT c t 4 s 96% 9 6«4 5 Am. tv. w A F. 6s 98% 98% 9‘% 77 Ana. i’np. 7s. '3* 101% lot loi% 41 / ns. Cop. 6* '.63 .100% 10014 jon% 22 Ar A Ce of D. 5 % a 13 %Z % 92% 36 Associated OH 6* .102% 1^7% p.% 6 At. T A S. F g. 4x 9«% 9 * % 98% 4 At C. L I, A N 4S 87 86 % 87 11 B A* O. rfg **. '•5.100% loo% 1 no% 43 B A O. Is' Si rtfs 101% 101 101% 41 B A O. evt 4 % s 92 % 4? 92 15 P T. P 1 A r -S§. 1 oo% loo% i< % 9 B*th Sr eel c 6s A >5% 0 5 9 % 4 Be'h. Steel n. m 5» 91 91 91 17 Brier Hill S 5%« 99 9*% 9*% 27 Bklyn F.dt g. 6s A. 100% 1*0 loo%, • 6 Bklyn Mind. T f* 9s % 8 5% *5% 1 Buff. R k P 4 % a *6% *6% 8* % 1 Calif. Tet 6 % a . .103 lo.i 6 Can. No. deb 6%s 11 x% 118% 118% * rarv Tsr. deb 4s 79% 79% 79%-i 2 Caro . C. A O. 6slon% loot, 100% I C of Georgia &%* 103 10J ioj 1 Cent Tar gtd 4s. 88% 86% 88% 106 Chesa A O evt 6s .104% 103% ].,',% 25 Chesa A O evt 4%s 97 »7 97 •27 Chic A Alton 3%s 55% 84% 64% in CRAQ rfg 5s A.. 101% mi% 101% 9 Chic A East Til 5s 77% 76% 76% 72 1 hlr Gt Wmi 4s 62% <1% 61% 315 CM A St P evt 4%a 62% 11% 51% 111 CM A St P rfg 4%e 46 4 7 47 561 CM A St P 4a JS . 51% 52% 52% 14 C A N W rfg 5s..101 100% loo% 63 f’hio Uvs 6s . 86% 84% 84% II Chic R I A P rfg 4a 88 87 % 87% 17 CTHAS F. inc 6s 16 6f. 6*, 5 4’hio I n «ta 6b B 100% 100% 1<»0% 29 Chic A West Ind 4s 78 77 % 77% 55 I’hUe Copper 6s .104 105% 105% 6 CCCASt L tfr 5a D 94% 96% 94% 4 Oe\ • V T 6s 100 100 106 37 Colo A S -fg 4 % s 91% 92% 92% 11 Colum GAB 1st 5s 100% 300% io«% 6 Coin Pow 4s .100% 100 100 20 Cons C of Md 5s... 87% 87% 8 . % 18 i'on* P«*w 6* . . . 94% 9 4 9 4 '. 9 t' r Mug d »s stpd loi*4 lot'4 101% 14 pels A Hud evt 5# 163% 1«3% 108% 21 Denv A R Or co 4a *1% *3% *3% 4 Det FMI*«n rfg be 167% 1°7 % 107% 4 DuP <1 e Nem 7%s 107% 107% 1«7% 3 Duq Lit 6s.106% 105% 1<1*% 8 5 East I'uba M 7%a. 106% 106 106»> .83 Bmp Oils A F 7 % a 1"?% 162% 16?% 2 Br»e gen lien B **% 44% 64% 10 V Rubber 8a 111 111 111 15 FI or A R C Ry 6* 94 93% 91% 1 Gen Flee deb 6*..lft3% lft“% 3 03 % 21 Goodrich *%e lft4% |04% 104% 12 Goodyear T «s 'ft.3 69 % 1f*9% ion*, 4 f)nndv T 8. 41 120 1 ?o 1 m 15 l)r North 7s A 110% 11* 110 « Iferahey Chen *s 1«4% 104% lft4% •5 Hud A M rfg 6a A 87% 87% 87% 3 Hud A M ad Inr 5a 77 72 72 9 Numb O A R 6* 1oo% 160% 166% ?0 III! If T rfg 5s 86% 96 48 % 16 111 in Cent 6%a 162 101 102 3 iCCfMI.ANO rfg 5s 9« % 9« 96 1 llll MteVI deb 4%« 94% 9 4 % 94% 12 Int Rap Tran fa 7-3 7 7'% 7 2’* 5 Int It T rfg 5s st 47 6, k7% 67 V* 59 Int A Of No ad 1 4a 71% 7«% 70% 1 Int A- fit N 1st fe 104 ’4 164% 104 '4 7 Int Mer Mar a f 6s 89 *4% 88% 13 Inr Paper fvt 6s A. 8*% 88% 89% •* MDRtSAM 4s 4 4 % 6 4 «f% 13 Kan P|t> PA L 6s •:% 8T% 87% 20 K »* Houlhern 6* 89 % 94 89’* in K C Terminal 4s «4% «t ’4 84% lyan fins A K.ler 6s 101 16«% 101 u Kelly-Hp Tire M 97% 97% 97% 27 In, lode fl HI l. R%* 99 96 % 99 15 IMA MM deb 6*’2S 98 9* 98 5 l.tg A M vers f.s 100 99 % 96% 2 I. A N 1st tfg 4%s 6|% * % 9:% 1 1 •« 43 ljAIJtSvlIl# OAF r*S 93% ft"% 9 3% Manati Sug 7%a. 1"»'% 100% 100% j 26 MKt S. Hy 7a . . . 99% n9% 99 4| s Midvale St e\t 5a.. 9"% 9" % 9" % ifl Mil KRAI, tfg 6* 99% 99% 99% " 15 MAHtD 1 at lfg 4a.. 22% 22 22 | 1 MKA T pr In 6a <*..103% 10:; % 103% j 34 M K AT new p In 5sA 91% 91% 91 % I 243 MKAT new a lj &a.\ 85% 94% 84% ! 4 9 Mo Pac 1 at i.m.101% 100% 201 54 Mo Par gen 4a .... 6.> * f»4% 64%! 3 Mont Pow 5a A.... 99 % 99% 99 % , 12 N E TAT 1 at 5a . 99% 99% 99%, 7 N <• T A M fi % a . 100% 700 % 1 "0 % i 337 N V Cent deb 6s.. 1U 111% 111'a1 39 N Y Cent rfg iin 5a. 101% 100% j«o% j 6 N Y Cent « on 4a... 84% s4 14 8 4% 4 4 N'YCAStl, 6 % a ... 95 % 95 95 % ' 4 N Y Ed Ison rf 6%s 11’.% JM% 114% 13 NYNHAH cv Ca 48 9"% 90% 90% 17 N Y K> a 4s ctfa. 49% 49 49 10 N Y Tel rf 6a 41.106% 1"6% 106% 4 X Y Tel gn 4 % s. 96% 96% 96% ' 24 N Y XV A Hob 4%s 64% 64 64% 27 3 Nor A W rvt 6a... 132% 130% 1 41 % 1 42 Nor A West con 4s. 91% 89% 91 * 9 Nor Am Ed af 6b. 100% 100% 100% 7 Nor Par if 6a H.,107% 107% 107% 3 Nor Pac n*w 5a !>. 97% 97% 97% 2 Nor Pac pi 4a .. . 84% 84% 84% .32 Nor .Sis P 1st 5s 96 95% 96 11 n S I. tfg 4s. 97 96 % 97 26 nr-Wash KHAN 4a 82% 82% 82% 4 Par G&E1 5a. 95 95 95 21 Pac TAT 5s 52_ 95% 95 96 420 Pan Am PAT 6s. 112% 110 110% 12 Penn HR 6%s ....110% 11"% 110% 35 Penn UR tin 5s 64 97 % 97% 97% 15 Penn Ft R gn 4%a.. 94% 91% 94% 56 Pete Mat'd rf 5a... 99 98% 99 .3 Phila i'n rf 6a.104% 104% 104%| 6 Phila Co 5%s . 96% 96% 96% 1 Phila A Rd C-l 5a. 100% 10n% 100% 17 Pierre Arrow 8a ... 93% 92% 93 7 Pt RyL&P 1st fis B 98% 97% 97% 10 Pressed St Car 5a. 95% 95% 95% 1 Pub Srv N .1 5s_1"4% 104% 104% 4 Pending gen 4%s .. 93% 93% 93% 14 Hep IA Sr 5%s . 9 3 % 92% 92% 5 It j A AF, 4%s. 87% 87 87 n St Ij IMAS rf 4a 94% 94% 94% 17 St Ij IMAS 4a R-G 86% 86% 86% 195 St. 1, A S K p 1 4a A 75% 75 75 48 St 1j& S F ad 6a 87% 87% 87% 76 St L A S K inc 6a 81% 81% 81% 20 St J, S W con 4s.. 89 88 % 88% 27 St PAK C S Ij 4%h 85% 84% 85 5 St PiUl I'n Dp 5a. 101% 101% 101% 29 Seabornd A L cn 6s 90 89 % 89% 25 Seaboard A b ad »« li'i 75% 76% 27 Seaboard A L rf 4a 65% 65 65 % 24 Sinclair Con 7a ..92 91% 91% 9 Sinclair Con 6%S . 88 88 88 19 Sinclair Pipe 5a ... 84% 84% 84% 233 Skelly Oil 6%a....1l2% 109% no 49 So I’ac cvt 4e. 97% 97 97 4 So Pac rf 4«. 9"h S"% % 6 So Rac col tr 4a... 8 6 85% 86 9 So Ry gen 6% a ... 109% 1"9 109% 30 So Ry gen 6b.105% 104% l".r. % 10 So Ry g-n 4a . 77% 7 7 77 % 43 S D Hell Tel rf 5a 98 % 98% 98% 7 Stad GAK1 rv 6%a.116 115 116 11 Tenn Klee rf 6a... 102 101% 102 24 Trid Ave adj 6s ... 43 42 % 43 1 Third Ave tfg 4a... 54 64 54 1 Cnion Pacific 1st 4s 93% 93% 9.3% 8 Cnion Pacific cvt 4a 98% 98% 98% 1 Cnion Pacific rfg 4a 86% 86% 86% 10 C S Rubber 7%*...106% 1"6% 106% 16 C S Rubber 5a. 86 85% 85% 21 IT 8 Steel a f 5a ...105% 105 1«S 9 Ctah Pow A L 5a . 94% 9 4 94 45 Va-Cnr Chem 7a . . 65% 85 65 20 Va Ry A P rfg 5a.. 96 95% 9 ,% 61 Virginian Ry 5a .. 96% 96% 96 % 4 XVabash 1st 5s.l*'l ]00% 100% 5 Warner Sugar 7* 'C9 81 81 81 31 Western Elec 6a... 96% 98% 96% 1 W Maryland 1st 4a 64% f.4% 64% 4 Western Pacific 5a. 93% 93% 93 * 4 Western Cnion 6%s.ll"% 100 % 100% 9 Westinghouse E 7a. 107% 107% 107% 8 West Shore 4*. 8 2 82% 82% 13 Wilson A C a f 7%a 71% 71 71% lft Wilson A Cn 1st 6a 94% 94% 94% 31 Young S A T 6s . 98% 98% 98% Total sale* of bonds today were $13. 130.000, compared with $7,014,000 previ ous day and $12,023,000 a year ago. New York Curb Market | _^ New York. March 14—Reactionary ten dencies again predominated in today's curb market. whl< h continued to move In sympathy with the •big board.” The decline, with few exceptions, was an or derly one, net lu«s»*s in most of the ac tive issues being held to 2 points or less (ill stocks *|o*»? ground despite the pub lication of statistics showing that some of the larger companies were in a posi tion to benefit materially from the sale of huge stocks of crude acquired. In many cases, at substantially lower prices. South Penn Oil broke 6 points on a few sales A bile net losses of h point or more were recorded by Standard OlD of Kansas and New York Vacuum. Prairie 0.1 and (ia* ami Imperial of Canada. Rear tradera aanin succeeded in uncov ering a few weak spots among the radio issues. Hardline breaking nearly : points to 14 and Itubilier and Freed-Kisemann showing net losses of more than a point. Thermoidyne Music Master. Charles Freshman. Thompson Mare and Liberty Cham Stores held firm Middlewest Ft I'.tles crossed par for a gain of nearly 3 points, hut losses bf a point or two were recorded by American Power and Light. Commonwealth. Elec tric Rond and Share and Ijebigh Power Securi t tes. Further liqu dation of Ooodvear Tire, which dropped 2 points to 26% featured the Industrial 1,-t Continental Raking R and Lehigh Valley Coal certificates ais> vets heavy. New York. March 16—Following is the official list of transactions ..n the New York Curb exchange, giving ail stoc ks and bonds traded In . • I ndimtrial*. H gh. Low ^Cloae 2ono Acme Foal new . . 5 5 6 JOfl*Arn*n Pa king.. 34% 36% S >. % 200 Amal Leather. .. 1 •> 10 10 too Ain tJ A K n ex-d 72% 71 72% 60 Am Lt A Traction. 147 % 147% 147% 60 Am Lt Tran pfd 96% »5 % 95% 1300 Ant Row A Lt n 57 64 64 D*0 Am PAL pfd ex d *6% *%% X6% 200 Ain Superpower B. 30 29% 29% I2u0 Aas'd Q A E new. 27 27 27 200 Roisnonault Fo 7 % 1 % 1 % Borden a C M.Ik .146 147 % 147% DO Rotary C Mills A 45% 45% 46% • °o Brooklyn (’Ey R R *% 4% »% 10 Brown Wm T>.b . 10% 10% 10% 10 Burr Ad Mch pfd. 104 104 104 .7300 Car Light 4\ 4% «% 1 "0 Centrifugal P Corp D% 14 16 L»oo Chapin Sacks Inc 20% lf% 2n% 100 Chatter!on A Sons 17 25 Com Pow Cerp 112% 117% 112% DO Cot* G A E Balt n . 34 % 34% 74% loo fnnt'l Rakenes A 1J0 120 120 5*00 Font l Bakeries B 25% 25% . 6 % 100 Cont I Bakeriee pfd 97% 97% 97 % 100 Font ! Bakeries pfd 47% 97% 97% 200 Conti Tob In-* . 21% 21% 21% *00 Fuba Co ex-div . . 34% II 3« 6f,n De F Radio rtfs 23% 23% 27% 5 Del L A w Foal 129% 129% 179% 100 Dubllier CAR n.. 17% 14% 17 *00 Durant Motor* ... 19% 1«% 11% 4flo Dug Co In-* . 30 29% 29% 2600 Fl»c BAS new 61% gr. % go % 20 Elec BAS rfd .104 103% 103% lf0 Electric Ry Sec... 14 % 14% 14% 600 Electric Investor* 44% 43% 4? % . 10 Ford Motor Can 514 414 516 1400 Freed F.'semann RF in 9% 9% DO Freshman Co (C>. 12 12 12 ' ion Gillette S Rax new 03 4 63 4 *34 2i»'t0 Goodyear Tire .. 27 4 26% lot) Mappimas C St A. 6% *• % 1 it no Jlazeltina Corp.... 2'} 4 1 * 1 1*00 lntercon Rubber .. 5% ® * ■' * 600 Inter Match pfd 414 4 * _ 4*_ loo Jones Radio Mff.. 7% , 7 ,* 700 Kelvlnator Corp . . 744 ;**» *4 ■ 200 Lehigh V Coal t’o. 4" % 4"4 4<» a 200 Ltb Radio Ch Sis. 8% *4 *4 110 M-rigela Box ..4 4 44 44 2 *M» Middle Wert Util..1024 99 j' L. ;t;»»» Mil West l'»l pr ln.lt'34 l°-4 1"4 l«o Motor Wheel new. 16% t* ’* '*> * 3o0|4uaic Master Corp. i-\ 3 3% ;*/, * 100 Nat I Distillers ctfa 32 32 ■» :tuo Nat’l Pow A Lt.’ 219 219 41111 New Jeraev Zlnc..l9o 19'» 190 15 N Y Tel pfd.113% 1U% 1»3% '00 Nh-kel Plate w i . 87% 8,% Hi ■* : no Nickel P pfd w 1. «;.4 *•>% 180 North Stale* PoW.liH 1<L 4 3J>* loo Ohio Fuel Corp... .".34 334 3*4 200 Omnibus Corp ctf. 16% 36% 1 h4 25 Pathe Kvhange A. 45% 46% 4 . •* 3no Reo Motor C ex*d 4 2® 4 - 4 1900 Sea grave Corp. ... 14 4 14 4 '4% 1500 Shat tuck Co . .. 4«4 39 4 4‘ % too Silica Gel Prd ctfa 1- 4 35% 35 * 6oOO*South Coal A- Iron 6 500 Standard Motor*.. 5% ■'-% 4 loo Standard Pub...*.. 26% 26 4 *6 * 1000 Swift Int'l . 32% 32 4 200 Tenn El Pow . 55 jm 6.1 125 Tenn El Pw 2d pfd 754 75 . *4 2000 Therm Radio . . 1J 12 3 300 Thomp Radio rtfs. 9% 9 4 9 4 200 Tob Prod Exports 3 4 : •* 5no Tower Mfg Corp.. 7 4 6 4 too Union Carbide 68% 6* t * * . 300 l td Lt * P A . . . 4* 47 4 4* 6000 l td Profit Sliar.. 8% , , 8 a 30O*C 8 Lt. A lit. 1 1 J., 600 C S L: A Hi i>f. . 2% - * - 4 200 Ware Radio Corp.. 144 13 L* 600 \V«*at Power .... 35% 5 3.. * 20 West Pow pfd ... 89 8^ s'.i 10 White Rock ....10“ lft0 ln,) 23 White Rock ctf*.. 21 4 22 24' 1700 Wirk Spen Stl new 21% 21 - 900 Yellow Taxi NY. a 4% 4 •* Standard Oil*. 700 Anglo Arn Oil-20% 2“% 20% 6200 font Oil wi . *-4 26% -,.7* 20 Cumberland Pip*.. 1344 l '4 a 1 4 ti 60 Galen » Slg Oil pf.102 1“1 1“ 1600 Humbh* Oil •• 4;>% 44% 4a 1100 Imp Gil Can new 30 -94 -:J % 4600 Inter Pet . 25 4 2a ; 200 Nat Trane . 2 ' -3 - 10 N Y Transit . 69% f-94 J®% 400 Ohio Oil . * 9% * 9% 69 [% 2100 Pra«rie Oil new .. 56% ••:>•/* ■* * 470 Prairie Pipe Line. 121 4 3 20 4 1 . a 2 0 So Pipe Line . 4 “ 180 So Penn Oil .....l'<6 1*2 ' . 7600 Stand Oil Ind ... 63 ' - * *• - ‘ 2100 Stand OH Kan.... 3 < % ,f 4 » 2400 Stand Oil N Y ... 43% 4-4 42 10 Stan*! Oil Ohio...352 -®2 3f 20 Swan A- Finch . ... 23 23 23 600 Vacuum c>»l . 9“% ®9% h-’ » M lm ellaneous Oil*. 300 Carib Syn . % “% • » 190 fit leu Service . ..194 19® 19'* 300 Cities fe’rv H ctf*. 19 J J'* L' 1*00 Coiom Syn . 1 % 4 • * 3500 Crole Syndicate .. 12% 12 ]-% 300 Derby OH pfd ... 25 2a -> 4600 Gibson Oil .2% '-’ 4 - 4 ' 100 Gulf Oil . • »% ®®% 6 ‘ * 1300 Kirby P*t . 3% •; % , ,* 6800 Lago Pet . ® % ®% J'*» 40000 Marland Ref ... 6 4 1600 Mtn A Gulf Oil.. 1% 1% J 7* 4900 Mtn Pro x-dv ... 21% 2“% 2 s lf,oo New Bradford .. 5% ®4 * 300 N M A Arz Ld. . 8 J J 400Q*Nobl* Oil . 13 If *•-. 3..0 Peer Oil . 1*S % „? » 200 Tennok Oil x.dv.. 22% 22 4 2-% 500 Royal Can . J 1 * 3000 Ryan Con . .'. < 4 J • 200 Salt Creek Con* .. 8% * ;* * > 50o Salt Creek Pro.... 2.% "*% * ’ * 100 Utd cent Oil. 4% 4 •* 4 * 100 Venezulean ePt ..4 #4 „V 100 Ventura . 2-4 2 - % - * 5 1800 Wilcox Oil - *% * * , » 22000*Arizona Globe ... 30 -• 2000 Ownairo Copper ..4 . s '* 800**:hino Ext . 61 500 Cons Cop Min ... 3% 4 * 1 ooo*Cortez Silver .... 1; ;.* 400*T>olores Esperans . II ' • f 400 H.ig Gold Mine .. 3_ 4 **, ! 1000* Hawthorne Min... D< 1®, , ". ■ 100 Hecla Min . 1r’ % 1 * , 3 100i*Hllltop Min - 1 1 J 800*Indep Lead Mines. 1> 1000*Iron Hloseom . .. 32 •'. J2000».Tib Con* . 13 -] 5100 Kav Popper . 2 % - - ft 1 non* Nat lorn 1 Tin . % v \ 100 New Cornelia .... 20*; 20% % 600 Xtpissin* .. ... 64 64 Js: 3800*Oh 10 t opper 9 1 *6 1000*parmar Porcupine 32 32 3 100*Plymout h Lend ..51 el 51 1000*8an Toy ... 9 + * I 1000*St Silver-1 ^ati 3 4 14 14 I 2100 Tonopah Ex? 2 4 - « - ' 2000*1* s font Mines. 15 14 14 200 United Verde Ext 25 4 254 2 5 4 JOOM’nlty Gold . . i* 5® 1000 Walker M n 3% ' % ' 26oo Wenden Cup Mm 4-% 4 4 v* 100 Yukon Alaska ... 15 IS IS Domestic l4ond«. 4 Allied Packer (*. 814 *1% 11 %. 5 Allied Packer 6- 92% 92% 12*4 1 Aluminum 7< '25..101% 1 • ! 5i 1 ■ % | 31 Am Dee?. Sue * * . . 98% 99 4 ‘-'"'a 1 1 9 A rn G a * A K l t». . 9 7 9 6 % 9 6 % ] 42 Am J e Co 7*. 95% 95% 95% | 1 Am PA-L 6* old. .1®1 % lt'14 1014 1 Am Sum Tob 7 4* 97 % 97 % 9- % 2 Am Thread Co 6a.1n.14 1* % 1®7% 1 A11 Fruit 1 n< >s 24% -4 % 24% 2 A G A- W I 5s . 24% 24% 24 % 15 Heaver Board 8* . 94% 944 $4% 2 Beth S? 7s '2S_1034 1034 10. -t 2 Childs Co 6s .1314 1*' % 1214 30 C|ties Serv 7* D. .102% 1*2 3 02 2 Cities Serv E..111 111 *111 32 Cities Serv PAR 6s 94% 94 M 38 Con Gas Bah «*..106% 106% 1®6% 1 Con Textile 8s ... *8% 8*4 *5 4 7 Cuba Co N J 6s . 9* * 08 % 9* % IS Cudahy Pack o4• 93% 9-4 9-4 1 Pet Edison 6s ..116 316 116 i 8 Dunlop Tire Ts 102 4 1*2 4 U‘2% S General Pet 6* ..H'1% P-1% 11% 1 Grand Trunk 64« 10*% l‘%% lr,s% 2 Gulf Oil 5s 9«% 9»% *4 - 5 Mo Par fic 5* 100% P'»% P % 4 Morris a Co t%» 103% 101 103 , 2 Nat leather 5s .101% 301% 1 % 1 N O Pub Ser 5a 89% 89% §9% 3 No St Pow 6 Us 102% 30.* % 10- 4 31 No St P rvt «%s 107% 3 % I®- * 6 Pub Ser KAO 6%a 99% 99% 99-* IS Pure Oil «4« ..101 3“0% 100% 2 Shawsheen 7« 103% 103% 1?< % in Cl os* Sheffield 6 * 101% 10’% 10’% 24 Stand GA E 6%a 119% 11*% 11*% t 2 Sf Oil N Y * 4 s .1®:% 3®7% 307 % I t S’in OH 3%• . iMI % 22 s« ift A* Co 5s 96% 96% *£% I 5 rn rvs Mav 74s 7«*4 i®»4 io«% 1 V«fuum Oil ”• 107 1®7 1®7 * Web Mills *4l . 1®1 3®l 3®1 j Foreign Bonds 4 Citv Goeota 0s 95% 95 8 Kst RR France 7* *74 1:4 *‘4 i 14 French NMSS ’• «’ 844 *6 1 Ind Pk Finland 7s 94% ««% 94%, 4 S'vvav A- Co 69 1®2 4 1«2 10-4 6 Swiss 5 4 s 1®1% 1 ®1% 30l%! 5 Thyisen IASW 7s 9*4 95 4 95 4 •Cents a ahsre f hlrago Produce. Chh ago ^farch 1* —Putter — Lewer . rreamery ex;r*« 4*c; s’sndards 4*f ev tra ffats, 44«f474c. firsts. 4®4 9«4%' seconds. 5 iff 3$r Eggs -Higher rereipta. :: 460 rases, firsts 30r ordinary firsts, 7*£?2*4c C lilrnco lluller tnri I kk » iitur**. Ch\* MaIt 16 Quotation* fur .... irk « mpany, fW Wo., hoen of tl •• W rid building. Phonea Jacks»»n 119.'. Xtlantlc 9195. t Kcj* IS I Cara, i Open i High t l.ow I Clowe. M a r. I > I 92 .29'* .29V| Si g. I . . ■ • . •■'O '* Apr. 49 ' ‘i *'1 'vr- -31 S . ‘ » I ^ , l t i 4 S _ > * -* 4 _ HITTKR. * Car* I Open. | High. I Low. 1 Close. Mar. i 11 | .42 .42‘^1 .42V*j .40* Apr. 1 22 I .42** .43 *4 .429*j •43 May | . ...... I ..! *3 4 \ .Ion* i .29'* '*'» . 3 9 '» * I >e »•_U__4 1 V_.41 * 41 V* 41 '* New 1 ork Sugar. Quotations furnished by J. S. Ba«h# A Co. .24 Omaha .National Bank building. Phones Jack ton 6157. 6168. »»1 * 9 Art. Open. i High, i Bow. i Close. I Sat. M;, !■ ! 1.7 3.t*7 2 99 3.no 3 9J May 3 12 3.12 3 o« . 3 *• 7 310 Julv i 24 3 25 3.21 I 3.23 3 27 Sep I 3 u 3.42 3 35 1 3.36 3.40 | *i , i :» i'i 40 4 A 13 43 < hirago Cotton. Quotationa furnished bv J. S. Bach* A 224 omaha"*^ational hank building. Phones Jaekaon 51*•7, 6 1 43. 5159 Art. Open. High Jxhv. I Close | Sat. Mar. J' 42 7 25 01 25.01 25 46 \V • -■'.7 7 2 *. 2 4 2 5.27 -’5.76 July - * . -7i 91 4H 26 4 4 2 5 90 on. 25.30 25 4 24 94 24.99 25.33 Of. 2 5 35 J . 4 95 2 1.9 5 2 ' 10 New York Produce. New York. March 16. — Butter—Steady; receipts, 4.850 tubs, creamery higher than extras, 49 4*/',u«-. do extras <92 score), 48 4© 49« * i o firsts <88 t »* ^1 More*. 42 4 v/4m-, |)i king stock, current t.iake, No. 2, 23 4© 24c. Eggs—Firm; receipts, 13.987 case* fresh gathered extra firsts, 330334c; do storage packed, 34 ©34 4c; do first. 814 ft 32 4c; do Storage packed. 33083 4?; fresh gathered se* nods, 31 ©31 4?. nearby hennery whites, closely selected extras, 1* ft 40c; nearby arid nearby western hen nery whites, first to average extras, 32© -r, nearby hennery browns extras. 36© 7c; Pacific roast whites extras. 39 4© 40- do firs?* to extra firsts 34 0384? Clit-'-pp hftrrii receipts, 61.286 pounds: stat. whole Milk, flats, freah, fancy. 24 ' _44c; do average tun unquoted; sta'a wb de milk flat-- held, fancy to fancy specials, 36027c, do "average run, 250 20 4 c. < hirogn *tork«. Quotations 1 mimed b> •’ 5s narr\» A Co. 22 4 Omaha National Hank building. I’h* lies Ja kson 6187, 5188, 5189. B id Asked. Armour A f*o., Til. pfd. 894 Armour .v Co.. Del . pfd. 92 9-4 Albert Pick . 21 S 214 Carbide . ’a Edisoti Co. .. 13* lb • :d ihy . . ..106 4 l?o ** Diamond Match .1* * 1**4 Deere, pfd.91 92 Eddy Paper . 1* • • * Libby . *4 N,i' oral L-*H»her . *4 * Quaker dais .375 400 Kef, Motors . 15 ft A- Co . 1124 113 .swift International . 31 314 Thompson.?„■ 4 Wahl ... 19 1? ^ New York Poultry. New York March 16—Poultry—Live, steady; chickens bv freight. 23023c; do. by express 3ft©38; broilers by freight. 4*10 . • . do, by express, 46055c: fowls I fr ghr do. by express. 80c; rooster* by freight. 15c Poultrv— Dressed, quiet; chickens. 25© H owls - - old roostefs. 14024*: Mjrkes.s western. 30© 44c. do. southwest ern. i.'© 4. do. frozen.^ 30© 45c. K»n*&« City Produce. Kar.-as March 16—Produce un. change,!. Kgv- -Firsts, 28c; seler'ed. 85c. Purer—Creamer)-, 52© 53c; packing. 18c Poultry—Hens. 33c; roosters, 14c; brok ers 34c; springs, 30c. !’ ,'a' - - - River Ohio. $1.300145. I Mm go rotate**. Chirac M h r . 16.— Petatc**—Early •Morning trading., slow, market about re pip!?, 157 care: total United 'uv* shipments Saturday. T30 cars. ?un j 7 ( ■'« W - on sin sacked round •'« |i ! 1 . jp »*t1y around 11 " > ■ I ff* 20: one car. fit*. , . F r 1 D Michigan bulk russet i?a • II.L Idaho A#d rusaeta. It 25 New York Metals. New York March 16—Copper—Steady; ** ' • spot and future*. U^a — K,i*r and future*. 53 6 2c ] r r- — Ki s . ; No. 1 northern.. 13.40 fj 24 No 2 northern, 21.50 0 23.00c; No, . .«■ i-hern. 111000 22.00. Lead—Stead\ . spot. 9 00c. 7.. -Stead\ . Hast St. Louie epot and future*. 7.42 07.45c. Art*mony—Spot. 16 00c. 4 hi mgr* Poultry. Cl ae Mar h 16.—Poultry—Alive un hanged: fowls, 25*-: springs. 30c; ronst - il t :ke>s. 23c; ducat, 2le. geas*. 13c. _ New 1 «*rk Spot (often. New Ye-*. Mar-h 1«—Cotton—Spot. quiet, middling. 35 45c. Duluth list. T* . . •4 V=t- •- 1 • Flar—Close March. Apr;; and Mn I - ST July. 12 SAN*. New York Money. New York Mar. h li.—Bar Silver—lie. lean Dollar*—52 S<v KEEP POSTED Important development* contained tn till* week'* market review regarding the following lemiritle* : I ome - Wile* Hi*. Mmim Petroleum A met .Smelter* Maawell Motor* Goodrich Rubber Wllly»-Ov*r Innd Phillip* Petroleum S. O of Indiana Rem. Typewriter Certain teed Prod Te«a* Co. General Petroleum Write for free copy. P.G.STAMM & CO. Dealer# In 3 took a and Bond* ^ 3S S. William St. Naw York Present Price Corn Warranted? Th • sbor*aee was over haH b lier b«he]s of rorr. Ha* this con dition been discoursed* DAILY LETTER r > sbed by ns not only offer* aivice on corn situation but also forecasts with astoundi^r accuracy cnrr-njr markc' moves in rrais. FrPf* fnnv of ,'1’ ,r,d'"s rule* ree v-opy ,nd „♦ p, > Letter sent en request. Send for sate# TODAY. POWARD'S CRAIN SERVICE Dept A44. 407 Webster Bid* . - - Chtcafp, III. 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