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Prices of \\ heal Move Up Steadily and Close at Top Domestic Strength Offsets Slump in Foreign Markets; May Delivery Rail ies Farly From Bottom. _ By CHARLGf) J. LEADEN. I nltmnl Service Staff f urreepondent. Chicago. March jn. - . Cumulative •trength In the domesth cash situation offset the slump in foreign marker* to day as an Influence in the wheat pit. and after an earn break. prices moved up Mtoadlly and closed at the, top. May wheat rallied nearly 10c from bottom level.-, developing duilng the ,ja.\ definite ir dications of congestion An excellent « las of absorption was on from si art to finish, and all offerings wen easily . ared for. Wheat finished to 4>to higher. corn as N to lc off. oats were unchanged to t4c higher and rye ruled *s to l*4 advanced. A leading elevator Interest was a con spicuoun buyers of Mav wheat tnoet of the session, while several of the promi nent commission houses also bought. <'ov ering in new crop months was active near th« last due to had reports front tho fields In tho southwest. The seaboard confirmed export sales of 400.000 to 500,00ft bushels Manitoba.-. And hard winters, mostly to Italy and France, Liverpool closed 6 to O S* pence off Corn wAs a sick grain early and under scattered liquidation dropped badly Strong buving developed on tho dip, and covering bv shorts was forced. « I.ast prices, however, were under the previous close. The cask .situation was healthier, with elevator interest# taking tho con tracts grades off- rod and industries the poorer grade: Oats sagged at the outset, but recover ed readily when buying appeared. Com mission houses were good buyers of this grain tu the last hour Rvkvv.'is laggard much of the time, hut rallied with other grains mar the last. The export demand for this grain is tame, and speculative trade hesitant. Provisions were weak early because of liquidation but firmed later with grain Lard wap li!1- to UOc higher and ribs v ere 2 ’n to 15c higher Pit Notes. Speculative trade in wheat was tit her hesitant early, but broadened out appre ciably during the last hour. Many in the trade had taken the stand that the fed eral Investigation under way in the wheat market would tend to keep -pc ulator • »ut of the pit. but apparently it will rot. The wheat market in it early br-ak failed to uncover fresh liquidat <-n. and to l ie trade this seemed significant and had much to do with reversing sentiment. A news item from t’anarta, basing its deduction on wheat, was said to l>e an . official Canadian report, stated that there vere-Wt but 35,OOft.Oftft bushel* of wheat for export in Canada for six month: from March 1 to September. This, com pared with 135.000,000 bushel# cleared lust year. No little buying was attracted h> this report. Wheat futures at Winnipeg rallied lftfc lie from the low point. Advices from th east that Canadian millers had cleaned up all the low grade Manitoba* at Buffalo, and reports from mill* in fnnaila were confirming the in cjutby from Russia for 600,000 tuns of wheat and flour, were ether stabilizing factors of the. session. It was a day of abundant bull news nfter a ragged start end found the trade in a receptive mood Clearances of wheat and flour from North America for the week totaled 6.401, 000 buthels, compared with 5,379.00 bush els lost week and 6,180,000 bushels a year ago. Shipments of w heat from Australia end "tho Argentine this week were con iridtofebly larger than expected, but du to rhe much smaller Indian clearances R looks as though the Increase of grain put. on the ocean will be the result of the larger clearances from North America CHICAGO PRICES. By Updike Grain Co., Atlantic 6312 Art. I Open, I High. I Low. ; Clog*. I Yes. wht. i ! i i r May ' 1.60 i 1 88% 1.88% 1 *7%i 1.63% \ 1.58% j. 1 68*4! 1 64 July * 1.39% !.45%f 1.38 1.46 1.42% I 1.38% .!.I 1.45UI 1.42% Sept. 1.31 1.55 ’ 1.30 1.34%' 1.34 1 1.39 !.I.I 1.35 i 1.34% Rye ! I I I I May p 1.13 1.21 1.18 ) 1.20%' 1.20 July I 1.06 1.12% 1.08 1.12%: 1.10% 1 1.07 .!.I.I. Sept. ' 1.03 1.05 j 1.01% 1.06 ! 1.04% Corn I I May ' 1.10 ! 1.18 ! 1.14*1 117% 1.17% I 1.16 !. 1.17% | 1.18 July J 1.20% 1.21 I 1.17’, 1.20% l ji% ' I 1.21% . 1 20% 1.21% Sept. ! 1.18 1.20% 1.10% 1.20%i 1.11% I 1.16% . 1.20%! 1.21% Mate ' May j .44 .45% .43*4 .45*,: .44% t .43*41.45% .45 July f .4« .47 .45% .48% .46% • 46%..47 '. Sep. 46 .47 %: .46*4’ .47 ! .47 .45V.4. Dard 1 J 1 * ) May 16.50 116.77 '16.50 116.77 115.62 July 1C.77 ] 17.10 16.77 17.10 16.55 Ribs ' May >18.00 19.02 118.87 19.02 19.05 ruly'' :i«.9Q 118.93 ,18.90 19.05 * • Boston Wool. * Efoejon. Maw., March 20—The Com mercial Bulletin tomorrow will say; "The* demand for wool ta still re stricted and while the wool merchants of Summer street have been encouraged to bold their wools more firmly. 1n con aequence of the better tone in the foreign markets, prices are no higher; in fact they are still Irregular and not too cer tain. "London '■imu to a close yesterday with demand continuing good and prices ahowlne a. tendency against the buyar ;» compared with ’he opening In the colonial centers likewise, the*-* has been slight Improvement ;u the tone of the market, as competition has become more general. ■'Little change is reported In the goods market, although if anything. -'hat change there is. is in the direction of better business. The season Is bound to be a late one but need not he a poor one for that reason. "MbhaJr is rather quiet and prlc*» landancies are rather against the seller'* The Commercial Bulletin will publish the following wool quotation* tomorrow; Domestic: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces: Delaine unwashed. 60062c; % blood combing. 600 81c; %-bldod comb ing. 80®tfle; fine unwashed, 63065c. Mtelltgan and »w York fl^ec^»; De laine unwashed. 67®6Sr; %-blood un washed. 66 0 67c; H-blood combing, 9 (060c; *1 -blood unwashed, 59® 60c; fine unwaaheu. 60®52c. Wisconsin, Missouri and average New Tin gland; %-blood. 57® 58c; %-blood. 67 ®Slc; *4-blood, 66®57c Scoured basis- Texas, fine 13 months fueled**). $1.6501.60; fine 8 months, SI 80 California. northern. SI 6001.66; middle country. $1.3601.40; southern $1.20® l.26. Oregon: Eastern No 1 staple, $1.63® 1.58; fine X and F M combing. $1.40® 1.41; eastern clothing. $1.2501-33; valley Not 3001.35. Territory: Montana and similar: Fine staple chdice. $1.5601.60; %-blood combing $18001.42: %-blood combing. 41 201' $1.25:' »4-bIood combing. *l 1501.17. Pulled: Delaine. 11.550 1.57; A A, $1.50 0lT&$; A supers, $1 30® 1.35 Mohair: Best combing, 85®9ftc; be f cardtng. 7o®80c. Maw York General Mew Tork. March 29.—Flour—Firm; • prlntr patents and hard winter straight* $8.1008,90; t»oft winter straights. $8.30 0*86. Bye—8*eady; No. 2 western, $1 29%, f. a b. New Ycrk. and 1.27V c. i f. ex - ^ Buckwheat—Dull: Canadian $1 $0 Wteeat — Spot, strong: No t dark north arn aprlng. c. t. f. New York, lake and rail. $1.01. No " bard winter, f o. b. lakg and rail, $1 82%; No. 2 mixed dur um, do. $1 84, No. * Manitoba, do. In bond. $1.88%. Oorn—Spot, firm; No 7 >ellnw, c Ilf track New York all rail. $1 37; No. 2 ml god. do. $1.36*4. Qatss—Spot, steady: No. 2 white. 67r. Bead— Kasvj rltv bran. 100 pmind sirks, $29*00: western bran, do, $2'* 2 ■. Hay —Steadv; No 1, $25.00 </ 26.00. Pork—-Firm famih $43.00. Lard—-Firm, mlddleweet, $17.30017.40. New York Sugar. Maw York, March 20 The raw sugar market Was steady today nr**1 while spot price* remained unchanged at 4.74«\ later ehlpmenf* advanced to i 87c. The only sale reported w«* 17,500 bags of T'hlltv* plnea for May shipment at 4 *7* Trading In raw sugar future* w** light, ■prlee* moved within a comparatively nar rovvf range. closing 3 points lower to l pnjgf. net higher, Tho advance wns «on flntM to the now crop deliveries wln-h wert* higher on trade buying, while old crop months were generally lower, under •eiltng by rommiasioi) on a March clqaed 2.Dirt May, 3.03c; July, 3.18c, Hep. timber, 2 3fc. T.lat price* of refined eugn nr re un changed at 0 O03M.20c for fine gnmu l&ted. but moat refiners n*r- accepting orders at the He level, one wilting busl ne«* at. f> 90c. Demand continued light. Bsflned futures were nominal. flostoii Wool. Boston. March 20 —Wool business con tinues quiet, but some sales ate being made a» a lower rang- of price* At the ••me time a little better feeling exists • mong traders. Home Inquiry among the buyers la reported, but their Mens of vshte srn considerably below price* qtiol •d. Home Arison*, wools have been of ferkd The asking prices, however, wsie coqpldared too high New York rollon X*w York, Man It 10. The genaral * < i ton market closed steady at nut advauvsa 9t :z to 33 80IIHI i ' <-;-\ Omaha Grain v- s Omaha, March JO. Ca«h wheat 10M on the tables today at »r..umi undiangftl prices. Tables were • leared of samples early and the close was .strong, futures selling 3Q4r over last night's close. Receipts were *3 cars. Lorn sold around 4 <Q lc lower, with a good demand. Receipts were 2*» cars. • Ufa sold at un banged prices to lc lower. Receipts. 44 cars. Rye and barley was quoted nominally unchanged. OMAHA laRT.OT SALES. "HEAT. No. 3 dark hard: 1 car. $1.63; 1 car, f 1.60. Nr. 1 hard: 1 car. $1.66,a; 1 car, $1.63 H % No. . hard. 1 car, $1.67; 4 cars, $1754; 1 car. $1.60. No. 3 hard: 1 car. $1.65. No. 4 hard: 1 car. $1.52. No. 5 hard. 2-3 car. $1.6 4. Sample hard: l car. $1.45 No. I mixed: l car, $J 57 1». No. 2 mixed: 1 car. $1.54. CORN. No. 2 white: 1 car. $1.07. No. 3 yellow: 2 cars, $1.06; 2 cars, SI.03. No. t yellow: 1 car. $1.02. No. 5 yellow: 1 car. 96V*c. No. 6 yellow: 1 car, 91 Vac. No. 2 mixed: 1 car. $1.06. No. ;; mlxnl: 2 cars, $1.05; 2 cars, $1.04. No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $1.01; 3 car, $1.02. OATS No. 2 white: 1 car. 45 44c; 1 car, 46c. No. white- 7 cars, 4 4’ac. No. t white: 1 dnt% 44c; 1 car, 43c; 4 cars. 43*ae. RYE. No. 1: t car. $1.04. No. 3: 1-3 car. $1 03. Dully Inspection of 4.rain Received. WHEAT. Hard: 2 cars No. 1, t> cars No. 2, 4 cars No. 2 care No. 4. Mixed: 2 cars No. 2. Total, 16 cars. CORN*. Tellnw: 3 cars No. 4, 1 car No. 6, 1 car sample. White: 3 cars No. 3. Mixed: 4 cars No. 3, 2 ears No. 4. Total. 14 care-. „ . OATS. TVhlte: ; cars No. 3. 9 cars No. 3, 3 car* No 4. 2 cars sample. Total, 15 cars. RYE. 1 car No. 2. Total car- 46. OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. {Carlots.) Receipts: To.jn;-, W'k Ape. y'r A*o " heat . 9.1 4? 10 .. 26 66 4.4 ga<" . 44 7 6 | Barley .’ j l ! Shipments: "’heat . 4 0 113 - 54 Corn . 40 39 jj»2 iga'» . 11 43 4S ! gy®,. 1 H Barley . PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. 1 Bushel*. 1 Receipts; Tod*.' W k Ago. Y’r Ago. "heat .. .. 547.000 665,000 533.000 Corn . 523.000 915.000 939000 Gat* . 397.000 498,000 C90',000 shipments: "'beat . 667.000 7 14.000 451.000 Corn . 393.000 568.000 622.“00 Gats . 622.000 661.00 539.000 EXPORT CLEAR A NCES. I Bushel*: Today. Y' r Ago. " heat and flour.. . ... 245.000 247,oOO CHICAGO RECEIPTS. , . Week Year arlots— Today. Ago. Ago. "h*at .. 14 15 15 Corn . 86 159 115 Guts . 19 12 20 KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS, i , Week Year Carlots-— Today. Ago. Ago. "heat . 7 1 Si 4s Corn . 65 71 Gats . 6 9 11 ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS. _ , Week '“Year ‘.arlots— Today. Ago. Ago. "heat . 91 t,0 28 O*'. 3? 3 , 41 Gat* . 51 51 20 NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS. „ , Week Year Carlots— Today. Ago. Ago. Dululli . 90 Winnipeg .. 431 209 349 Minneapolis ( aali t.ra'n, Minneapolis. Minn.. March 20.—Wheat — Cash. No. 1 northern. 91.51® 1.61: No. 1 dark northern spring choice to fancj, $1.780.1.81; good to choir*. *1 6501 7t>: ordinary to good $1.59®!.64; No. I hard spring. $1.89.0 199, No. l dbr-: hard’ Montana on track. $1.5701.80; tu arrive $1 '701.90; May. $1.59: Julv 11.584 corn—No. 3 yellow. J1 nj4 ® f.0$4 f>ats—No. 3 white, 42 4 0 42*4'’. 3?arley—69® 55c. 1 Rye—No. 2. ft.134 154. l'lax—No. 1. $2,544 ®2.864. Chicago Cash (train. ! Chicago. March 20.—Wheat—No. ♦ hard, $1.62. Corn—No. 3 mixed. $1.09; No. 3 yellow $1.13; sample grade. 99c. Oats—No. 2 white. 47 4c; No. 3 white, 45c to 46%e. Timothy geed- $5 2506.50. Clover Seed—$21.60 to $30.00. l.ard—$1 6.25. Ribs—$ I 8.95. Bellies—$21.30. Kaneas City Cnah Grain. Ktrsafl «'ity, March 20.— Wheat—No. 2 hard, $1.55® 1.74: No. 2 red. $1.66 0 1.73; May. $1.664 0 1-58 4; July. $1,264; Sep tember. $1.264®l.27 asked. Corn—No. 3 white, $1,04 4® 1.06; No 2 Yellow, $1.090/1.10; No. 3 yellow, $1.08 ® 1.08 4; No. 2 mixed. $1.05® 1.07 4: May, $1 084; July, $1,124 bid; September, $1,13 4 hid. Hay—Unchanged. St. Louie Grain. St. T.ouJs. March 20.— Wheat—Close, May. $1,664 bid; July, $1.41 af-ked. Corn—May. $1144; July $1,194. Minneapolis Flour. Minneapolis. JVfinn.. March 2* - Flour, 15c higher; family patents. $8760*16. Brap—$22.54 Chicago Mutter hrul Kgg Futures. Chicago, March to -Quotations fur pliahed by George FI. Clark company. 1003 Woodmen of the World building. Phones Jr*-Venn 1193 Atlantic 9165. Kt;i;sI ! C§rs I Op-n. I High. I y.ow | Cto—■ ' Mar. I 9c. ! 1M I .19 I 31% ,r» Mr. i 3 AH', .30% .30% Apr 40 .31 .31%' .31 .31 M»v ! 14 .30%; .30%! -.0% .30% lire, 1 S3’, .34%* .33% 3>% BUTTER. I Cara. ! Opan. I HUh. I Lott. I Cloar. \r*r i 77 i 77% 77% 77 i Apr. ) » 1 .43% .43% .♦!% .<2*4 \1av t .I, . . . . I .39 .Tune 2 ’ .394] -394 3*4 -3*4 | Hcc f 21 41 S‘ -41H 4141 $14 Hour City LUfstork. Sioux City, la.. March £0.—Cattle—Re ci |pts, 12. r»oo head; market, fairly ac tive, killers strong: atockers, steady, weak; fat stenr* and yearlings. $7,600 12.00; bulk. $9 600 10.26; fat cows and heifers. $4 500 10 60; canners and cutters, $2 2609.76; veals. $5.00010.50, bulls. $4 260 6.00; feeders. $7.00® 8 21; atockers. $"> 50®7.50. atockers. yearlings and • a Ives $.00® 7.50; feeding covra and heifers. $3.000 5 85. Hogs—Receipts 1*000 head: market. 1 ;idv, strong; top $13.75; bulk, $13 25® i : 70: lights. $10.76015.50; butchers. $1 2 50® 13.76 . mixed. $13.25® IS.60; heavy tin > kers. $12.75® 13.00. stags. $10.25® l<- .0; pigs $10,00012.00. .sheep Receipts, l.ooo bead: market, fully s’eady; lambs. $16 00. enes. $lft0ft. -. 81. Louie livestock. 5*t. Louis. Mo.. March 20Cattle— Re - ceipff i.ono head: market, steady; rath* beef steers. $8.50012.00. yearling eteere and heifers. $5 00011.75: cows, $4 600 a .00. stmkers and fesdera, $5.2508.50, . nlv»s $4 00012 00; < annera and cuttera. $ 2 .’504 2 ’ *Hngs—-Receipt* « 500 head market, 10 flic higher, mixed and butchers $14 oo 14.1.1- good heavies $14 1 " 11 1 4 16; rough*. $12.760 12 90; light*. $14 00014.10; pig*. $11.7501 <50; bulk. $14.06014.16 Sheep— Receipts 1 200 head, market, steady: mutton ewes. $6 000 10.28; lambs, $1 «.25016.26; cannera and chopper*, $3 60 0 6.00. New York Orv CiwmU N>W York. March 20,-— Rielrf eotton market* today served »t> steady cotton Kond* for 'npot delivery. but new* of large ■ often ginning* for the >e*r led bu>ara to hid lower for late cloth shipment*. Trade was quiet in both cloths and yarn* \\ ool gnnda line* moved alnwly and cur tollment of operation* In mill center* In .regard Wholesaler* reported a widely scattered demand for novelty wash fab i t' a for prompt shipment, but. many good* .*re not available owing to the caution shown by mills in making stork* highly styled goods. Staples continued New York ktignr. Quotations furnished by .T. S. Bachs A (V. 224 Omaha National Hank building. Ptn.n* « .Tackaoti 6147. tlM, 6169 , Open. | High. I T,ow | Close. IVeafy Mar 2 99 • • <»9 2 97 "94 15 9H Mil V i |f ; 8 0» ' i 88 I I 01 I 3.0ft lulv ’ 3 19 I 3,19 I 2 19 8.18 I 3 ?«) Sept. 33 « * 32 ! 3.34 j 8.34 i ■ 8.31 • 6 < lilcAgo I cdfnn. Quotations furnished by .1 H. Bach# A • '*>•, 224 Omaha National Hank building. I’hone* Jackson 6187, 6188. 6189 I «>pan. I High. I l,ow. I Close. | Yea. Mar. < 2ft 10 23.34 ' 23.06 "6 24 | *3 10 May ' 23 •; : 34 I ?ft r,;i j 2.', ho July 2 I 2 41 ft 94 26 69 « •• i -t 23.2 i i 2 4 «9 j 23.20 1 26 01 l»ec 2t.9g I 1ft, 2ft 1 24 9« 1 23 1ft | 26 00 Kimsiis ('ll) I’riMlme K • liens t Itj Mo., March 2n. Kggs 1* I r*i .• •„» loner; 27i stlcvled, un .hanged uilm pioduts unchanged t---N Omaha Livestock _> Livestock receipts at Ihe principal mar ket* Friday were: tattle. ling*. *lieei». Omaha ;on HMMNi :u*mi < him go 3,000 33.000 M.WW Kansas C ity . 500 9.000 1,500 MotlT « »t> . I?.two 10,000 1.000 M. latuU .1 IMMI M. 500 1.100 M. Joseph . ooo 4.000 1.000 March CO. Receipt* were— Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Official Monday ... 8,698 S.272 , 11'.;; Official Tweed a y .. 7.691 14.2*3 10.04 Official Wednesday. 7.471 22.250 *.*79 Official Thursday... 2,**« 16.024 9,590 Estimate Friday . .. 700 10,000 •• niiO Five dja this tvk. ..27.44- 7c. 9.11 1 .40b Same d>* last \vk ::4.*oo 69.$42 . J.hO* Same dys 2 wk« Hgo.no.3UH 71.896 64.47:; Samsd.-t 3 wks ago. 27.27 1 7 1.29* 45 .535 Same dye year ago. 37.796 82.769 56.415 fat tie—Receipt.-, 700 head. With onl. a few loads of steers on saic trade >ho\ed further strength today, prices being most-! ly 25c higher than the tow time .if the week on Wednesday. Real good light steers brought fl0.4'i and some weightier cattle that were not choice sold un to $10.00. She stock ruled about steady. Stockers ami feeders were scarce and nominally unchanged. Quotations <>n fat tie—Good to choice > carlinga. $9.85 011.00: fair to good year lings, Ss 75 ft 9.75; common to fair year lings. $7.75 0 8.65; good to - hoIcq m *ey $10.000 11.25; fair to good ste» rs. $9.<Klft. 10.10; comnlon to fair steers. $8.0009.00: trashy warmedup cattle. $7.000 7.75; good to choice fed heifers. $8.50<Q9.75; fair to good fed heifers, $7.5008.50; common to fair fed heifers. $6.50 0 7.50; good to choice fed cows. $6.7508.00; fair to good fed cow.!. $5.25 06.50; ronimon to fair cows. $2,600-4.75; good to choice feeders. 7.85 08.85; fair to good feeders, $7.on >u 7.75; common to fair feeder.-. $5.75ft> 6.85; good to choice stockers. $7.65 0*.66; fair to good stockers. $6.750 7.65; com mon to fair stockers. $5.75ft 6.75; trashy stockers, $5.00ft 5.75; stork heifers, $4.30 06.25; stork cows, $3.25ft 4.60; stock ralves. $5.6008.50; veal -lives. $3,000/ 10.75; bulls, stag*, etc. $3.750 7.00. BEEF STEERS. No. Av. Pi*. No. Av Pr 5 . 560 $7 no 9 . . . 1102 $7 40 9.1150 9 25 1 0. 795 _ 9 25 6 .1103 9 60 21 804 9 60 5. 1 108 9 75 63 . 1 347 10 00 5 . 1066 10 on 19 . .10*4 10 90 STEERS AND HEIFERS 2rt. 6*4 7 60 7 9M * 40 0 . €90 8 60 rt4. 845 10 23 row? s. *80 I ;,i 2. **5 3 on 6 .1000 6 60 7 . 1 07 4 5 76 «.1 1 16 6 00 4 . 9*0 6 75 2 .1385 7 50 o 1114 7 60 3 .1106 7 75 2 .t 1370 S 2> HEIFER?. 15 .... 720 4 75 1 1 . 460 n nO 8 .1055 7 40 o. *41 8 25 BELL? / 1 1360 4 25 1.1600 4 60 1 . 6*0 5 50 2. 515 ti 00 OA LVEf. 2 . ... 265 6 on 1 130 6 on 1 270 7 00 2 . 23 0 8 00 1 160 6 50 3.193 9 00 1 . 160 9 60 Hogs—Receipts 10.000 head. Another large holdover from jesterdav together with moderate supplies weighed he ivy on local prices again this morning ami trade In both the shipper and packer division was slow at uneven declines nil around. Hulk of sales was at $13.25ft13.50 with early' top, $13.55. but some butchers held higher. HOG? 7 5..197 40 $13 25 7"..216 . $13 30 46 .220 ... 13 35 77. . 217 ... 1750 7 7 .257 ... 1 5 60 59..307 ... 13 6", 60 .309 12 75 ^ . Sheen and Lambs—Receipts. 3.ooo head. With demand broad and offerings rather want, fat lambs cashed readily today at largely 25v.f higher levels. Feeders and shearing lamb* were scare* with aged sheen also of limited number and around .steady. Quo»atlons on sheep arid lambs: Lambs, good to choice. $16.50016.00: lambs, fair *o good. $15.00ftl5.50; lambs, extreme heavies. $ H on ft 14.: «■: shearing lambs. $14 r*0 ft 15.76; feeding lambs, $15.50 fi 16.50 ; wethers. $9 7510 50; fat ewes, $ •. • 5 15.25; yearling*. $1150013.50. FAT LAMB? No. Ave. Pr 461 fed.. . $5 $15 7 j Recefpta ana atposir.on or i;vpmo^, a • he Union stockyards. Omaha. Neb., for _• 1 hours ending a’ R P m March 20; F; r.' T1PTS—CART.OT Cattle. Hoga. Sheep • \r a-at. p. i Wabash . 1 Missouri Pacific ... 8 99 * i AN. W.. east. i * AN W . west. 4 4 1 • ■ s r m. ao.... i i* B. A Q . east.. . ■ * R A Q., west . 10 2* 8 ' . R J. A P . east. . R. 1. A IV west. . Illinois Central . i\ G. W. ‘J Total receipls .2 8 K’O 14 disposition- -hkad. Cattle. Hogs P'.een Armour A Co. 2 49 *. 4" 4 t 'ubaJiy > Pack Co.... 258 3.857 -.002 Mold Pack. Co. 9.'5 885 • Morris Pack. Co..... 7* ?*>92 3 * •* Swift A Co. 141 2.4. *; -2 2 . Hoffman Bros. 5 . • - •••• Midwest Tack. Vo.... 27 •••• Omaha Pack. Co.... - •••• S Omaha Pack. Co.. 13 ... .... Murphy, J. W. 3*55 • ••• Sinclair Pack. Co.... 24 •••■ Wilson Pack. Co..... 34 .... D. & K. 1° - Kenneth A Murray. . . 474 .... Anderson A* Son .. 2'» .... • • • Benton. VS A Hughes 1. .. • ••■ Dennis A Francis.. . 70 .... .... Harvey. John . 15 . Huntsingor A* Oliver 14 ... • •• Kellogg, F <1. 7 ... ... txmgman Bros ...... <*» .... ••• Mo -Kan. C. A C Co.. 2 5 .... •••• Root. J. B. A- Co. • • . 3 .... ... Sargent A Finnegan. 30 Wertheimer <fc Degen 15 • Other buyers . 103 • •• ' 11 Total V2<* TTlis 3.649 Chicago LlveatocW. Chicago, March 2* * United States De partmert of Agriculture.) — Hr,R* ”e coipte. 73,*** head, market. alo* . uteods to 10c lower i''«n Thursdsj s* Inn* point; or 15c to 25c Jon. «r than average; light lights end slaughter pig- 26c .,ff. sh s olng outlet narrow; extreme top. $14 25. bulk. 17* to 326-pound weigh* $13 75ft 14 10 140 to l*.0-pound averages 117*') 0 13.6O: bulk parking sows. IlM d> 1 ■ 40 strong weight slaughter pig ly $12 *"® 12 6*. heavy v eights $ 1 4 or../ 1 4 25; medium weights $3000141'.. light weight*. $13 25ft i 4.00; i ght l-ghf*. 111761119 46; packing hogs smooth, $13 25 01“ 6*; packing hogs rough $13*0 ®f*. 25 slaughter pigs $11 0*012 5* • 'a tt le Receipts 3,*** he.vd, market, most killing classes strong to 16c high er. fairly active, killing quality of fed *eers, largely medium. bulk, $8 6*"/ 1*00. few weighty steers. here best handv weights, 111 1*. few loads $1* f*0 011.00, well finished yearlings, scar'-'*, few above $1*0* light heifers 1n fairly urgent demand: above $7.0* to $9*0; re rent decline on better grade fat cows re gained, bologna bulls $42504 76; \eal *»-s, steady; mostly. $1.5*4/1*60. accord ing to weight. 1*50 to 176 pound aver agee $12.000 1 ;,S0 to shippers fairly limited deman.1 for weight calves, others than choice kind «tocker§ and feeders, steady, mostly, $7.**®* 26. Sheep—Receipt*, 8,0*0 head market, active, unevenly steady to 26c higher, mostly steady, hulk, good to choice M to 89 -pound weight, $ 16.*00 1$.** . earlv trp $18,0*. weighty kind mostly $14 *'• 014 25; < ho ire. 92 pound clippers $11 26; fat sh*ep and feeding lambs, un changed; good ewe#, $9 5*. bulk sheai • Ing lambs. $1* 35 to $16.**. Kansas ( $ty Livestock. Kansas «‘tty, March 2* - /United States Department Agriculture .)—-R* caipta, cattle, 6**; calve- l**. market fairly active steady on killing classes^ hulk fed steers and yearlings 11.50ft 1*,** top vearllngs and h«*'y steers. $1*26; bulk butcher cows. $4 760**0; heifers $4 2607.76; bologna bulls, $4 76ft 4 7 5; practical veal top. $9 6* country outlet for stocksrs and feeders very nar row generally 10* to 15c lower, bulk, $•> 260 8.** Hoge Receipts, t.*** head: market, very slow, few early aales to packers and yard traders. 16c to 2'*** lower than Thursday a average racket- top IP **, hulk of sale*. $13 4*0 17 8*; dee|rah1e. 1- to $00 pound average, fl» 4« ® 1 2 «*; i-ght light* 2§r to 6*c lower. p0 to 16* pound averages $1" 26012.76; pseklng sows. $12 76 0 1 3 *0. stock pigs, 25o lower at 111 26® 1? 26, Sharp Receipts 1.6** head: market, limited offerings, lambs around ?6e high #*r, best on -al«. $ 1 :• * clippers, $1? 76; sheep about stesdv. shorn ewes, $7 60, shorn wethers. $8 6*. VmmI *t. Mull F.|y*atanlt. Haul *t t.o'ile March **o Holt TT» relptg, * OOQO head market opened 10 to 1 r lower, top $14 10 late rloalng tone 2ft tr» 40r lower hulk go<»d and choice butcher hog* II .1 7&<9 1 4.50 rh.eing top. light light* and P»g« *teady in 2f-<- lower, egcept innm light pigs whirl! were ROr or rnorg off. bulk 130 to HO pound* average*. II3.7*0© 1 T.R0 . 110 to i:n pound. Ill 7ft#l2f»0. light p ga $10 no ffll.RO; too*t packer aowt, It? 0R#12 < !• I'attle Re« e|pt*. 300 head good and choice light vealer*. f.o to "Re higher; hulk. Including top 11 3 25 1 2.R0 . other claa*e* eteadv; three load* common fteeh prer*, 17.2R VS *l.2ft ; one load light mtied \earllnge |10Rft load ml\ed half-re. ls.f.0, top row* t« 00; hulk ■•nx* m. $R *0# 0.00; runner raTige, 12 2ft# 3.00. bologna hull*. $4 2R«« 7R Aheap Ret eipt* 1 ?R0 head; largely direct and through, two load* good !• choice a.; pound fed weafern Iambi abwrit at t ady at $16.RO; re w fat *«e* $10 00 and down. M. .loaepli TdteafoeU. At Toaeih. Wo March ?0. I tog* ft# celpt*. 4.000 head mark*’ Iftc !o f$0 low-' tr>I*. $ 1 i 7R ; hulk. $1 3 l&4$ 1 * 7# t’allle Receipt* 400 head market *'*it|v; bulk or ateet* 10 on ft \ ft * , me* and heifer* f : (.0 # I 0.00 . ogive- |4 oft# 9.'* ato'Uer* ami feeder*. t • .*»Q 47 * " 7 Aheap Reeclpl* I 000 head. market, atmng; lamb*. 9 1 4 On 41 I ft 7ft . ewea. 1$ 00 10 00. Sew \ nrk *11* er Saw Turk. March 20- Mar Oilvai — 1M*e, Mexican dollar*. 42‘*0 Wall Street Has No More Doubts About Situation Stock Market Friday Shows Evidence of Complete Change of Opinion; No Money Stringency. II. IE If II Mill NI’II.I.ANK. I nit «r»ii I Nervier I’lnuiM'lal Editor. New V iitrt. March -<).—Wall street, whii h lias been inclined recently iu be somewhat doubtful regarding general conditions gave evidence in today's stock market of it complete change of opinion whatever remnant "f timidity remained was removed by the bank statement which showed no evidence of money stringency. There was reassurance in expressions from Washington and. with the senate out of way. there was no more bother from that source. A pronounced turn for the better was indicated in tit*- copper Industry with sales of P.5,000.Out) pounds of the metal in the last few days- - the largest volume disposed of in many months. Willi a market pretty well liquidated, the pool operations went to work with u will and made • very good showing. Vs the principal issues responded to tijts buying confid ?..ce increased and soon nearly the whole list was in step. Kven tin* St. Pauls moved up a point or more and American Woolen made a good gain although it was not able to hold H. Coppers, oils, motors. rails, utilities, mercliafMIsei s, shipping, tire, equipment —practically all the groups-—were ani mated by the on© impulse. United States Steel vv.is strong throughout the day. Some of the independent steels were in clined to lag. Pan American petroleum was tit© fea ture of the day ami Indulged in one of its old-fashioned moves. The transactions In Pan American •*B” made up nearly one tenth of the total business of thQday. Everything in the grain market was subordinate to the May option in wheat Transactions in that position were on a very large scale. Cotton was strong throughout the day but never very active. All the news was bullish. i’ofCee, tip 11 to 1* points. Sugar, dull and little changed in price. r i . . i - New York Quotations v N>vv York Stock Exchnnge quotation." furnished by T S. Rach* A- Co.. 221 Omaha National Bank building: Thurn. High. Low. Clone. Clone. i i * Air Redu tion . 9' lO'i** 97% Ajax Rubber . 11% 11 11% H» * Allied » hem ..... 86% >4% *6% 84% A 11is-Chaliners ... 83% >2% 83% S 1 % Am Reel Sug .... 37 % -7% % ."6 % Am Brake Shoe .... 95% 9r» Am Con .17»'• % 173% J 76 % 174 Am Car A Fdry ..212% 209 212% 2"8% Am H & L. 11% 11% Am If A L pfd... 69% 68% 69% r.H% Am Bit Corp . 34% 24% 34% 5 4 Am Linseed Oil .. .. 22% 23 Am Loco .132% 131% 1-52% 131% Am Radiator .... 95% 93% 95% 94 Am Ship & Com.. 11% i"% 11% !"% Am Smelt . fib %. 9 5 96% r'4% Am Smelt pfd . 1"8 198 Am Steel Fdra ... 4?% 49 19% 4*%, Am Sugar . 63% 61% ». 6"% Ain Sumatra . 15 14% Am TaT .123% 132% 153% 153 Am Tobacco .... 87% 87% 87 •» 8*% Ani W W El .. 46% 4 4 46% 43% Am Woolen . 4 0 5 8% "9% 33 Anaconda .58% s 38% "7% Aaeo Dry Good»..18?> 181 183 1*1 Asm Oil . *% !% 4% ’* % Atchiecn .120% 119% 120% 119** At Cat Tine .159% 157% 19% 156% At G A w r . 54% 52% ::% 5 A* Ref C0 .11" 107 lOfifi lAb Auetlr-Ni hols ... 23% 2 ■ 25% 24% 1 aid - in -12* % 127 % 12S % 12. % Halt .t O ..7 3% 7«% 79% .*■, Barnadall A ....2'.% 25 2j% Bethlehem S eel . 4 _ » 4 1 41% 4 ’ ’ . Bosch Mag .. 29% ' *% '1 4 % Brook-Man Ry .. 40% Sfi“» 40% :>9 Brook-Man pfd .. Brook Edison Co.129% 129% 1-9"* 11° Calif Park .i°'-% Calif er'trol . . . 5"% 28% 3"% i‘nl A- Aria Min .. 52 50 52 4'*% * 'anad 1% * 1 46 ", 146% 146% 146 % Cent Leather . ! *• \ 16% 16% 16% Cent Lea lit pfd .. •"•% 52% 33% 33% iVr I'm <]e I *n *• ■* **% 46 % 47% % i’handler Motors . 52 :»1 52 52 % Che.48|» A Ohio 5 0 ■% * % Ch Gr Went com 11% 11 11% 1"% Ch Gr \\>—t pfd 26% :* % :• % •% Chicago Ac N* W £3 63% 17. 62 % c M A St r* - 6% 0% 6 ?.% c M & St I* pfd . 1"% 9% 1"% •% c It f A P . •"% 41* 50% 4V% chile Copper . .. 32% 7'H 52% •» 1 ’a cbtno . -1% 20% 21% 21% Ciuett -Peabody. ,;3 Cori-Coh . !• S6% 86% 86 Colo Fuel A- Iron 58% 5 7 39% 56% « olumbfan **arbon 46% 4*; Columbia Ou ... 57% i\ "7 54% * 't»n go!** u in . “•;% <: % •% 56% ConeoHd cigars .. 3 27*4 ]0_ , 27 Consol id Gas .... 7* % 70% 7b % 7c»% Cent t an . 6 2'* *2% 62% 61% Cent Motor* . 9 8% 8% 8% Corn Froif . 4"% 59% *9% 59% Cosdon . "9% 24% .50% 58 Crucible . 70 68* 70 7" % Cuba Cane Sug . 13% 13 Cuba Cane Su pfd 09% 51 59% \ Cuba-Am Fug . 30 *29 % Cuyamel Fruit ..62% 6 2 *>2% 62% Daniel Boone ... "% % " % "% David Chem .Sa% 51% 55 ”4 Delaw Lark _ 156% 135% 136** H’i Dela A Hud .15*% 158% 158% 137%, Dupont De N’em 142** 141 lf-% 14"% Dome Mine? . . 14 1 *11 Kastman Kodak .110% 110% lin% li"% ... 3n% 20% r.o% :.o Endicott-.Tohneon 6» 6 6 El Ft or R«t ..61% 6 % 64% 64 Earn Flryera 9% 91% 9 . % 95% Fi ft h A * e Rue 1. 1 3 % Flak Rubber 1 i % 1"% 11% 10% Pleitch v • .1 • • ** 7. Gen \«jha1t *- • 46% **% -*• % Gen Elec % 264 - < General Motor* 7f'% 75 *9% Gold Pil'd 40 % “9% «•>% 59 % i inr lrfch H% i M% r* 4 Gt North Ora 3..% 5 7 % 58% '«% Gt N Tty pfd 6 • % 6 4 ’> % * Gulf State* Steel 75% 72% % Tfartm Triirk ”'• % 2’’% 9% 39* Hayes Wheel Hudson Motors 42% 41% c.% 41% Home Nlln Co 4ft 44 Houston r Ml ... 7"% 69 79% f, % Hupp Motor* . .. 13 14% 1** 14% III Central . . IRS IRS 114% 3*4 Inspiration .. 54% 2f»% -3 I ill F.rg 0<Wi C. 28% 2* :v% liAer Harveater .193% ln2% ln3% 192 Int Verc Mar ... • J),* liit Men- Mar pfd 42% 41% 45% 41% Inter Nickel .... 26 26 3.% "4% Inter Paper 9% -9% 18 In* Te! At Tel_ 91% 91% 91 % Indep Gan . 27 21% 26** *4% .1 ones l ea .... • • • • • • ’ ‘ * Giordan Motor ... 47% 44 47% H% K i' Southern ..."•% : > % '• Ke||> Spring . I* 14% '*» 14% Kenneoott ..... •''”% 4«% 69 I* T.ee Rubber ....15 1 1 % 11 '» Lehigh \ alley ... 73% 73’% 73% 73 Lima I«orn. 66 % 64 T.oope - Wiles ...IT ^3 6* 83% I.nulsvllle A Nash. . 1f'P"% T.udlum Steel ... 41% ‘9% e'% 34% Mi' k Truck 15 1 128% 19 129% May Dept Store 194 19 % 193% 19S Maxwell Motor A 87 *5 *6% 88% Maxwell Motor P .'4% 85% t% *>* % Mxrland . . ■ 3* % :% 9 5* Mr x Sr a Iv 'H ? 1 4 I " ' < ' .Miami Copper 12% 12 * J. '* 12 M K A T R > . 35% 24 % '■«*% U4 ** j j Missouri Paeif . IT 66% 6 M.» Piuifh- 7h% . *% 79% .* t Mon. War. I 4 1v. 4: 4 4 4 ’. . Mot her I .ode T • T % 7 % T .. N ac h Motor* ..295% 29“ 2P“ 2 * Natioti.il Biscuit.. •• % “1% National ln.nucl.. 3." I', ^ 7.1 National l.end ..151% 149% 1.1% 144 N V A Urn k' .. 16% 4*: 46% 44% N V Contra! .. . . I i* % 11. % 1U% 11 h N Y K A- St I. ... 130 N Y N If A IT. . 2 % 22 ill'j North American .. 45% 45% 4.4% |&% Northern Pacific.. 65% 64 65% 6S% N A W 11 y.134 % 112% 132% 1. 3% Orpheutn . 29 27% ''wens Hot tie 4 % 14 4 ■% 4".’j Pacific OH . .. 57% 5'.% 6? 61% Packard Motor . 1X% 17 % 1* % 17% Pan American .SO 79% 76% I'an Am *'R" si-4* M-4 7», Pa K H ... 4.% 45% 16 % 4.% People* tins . ..115 1144^ Per® Maniuette . 66% 66% 66 Philadelphia Co . 52 51% 52 51 % Phillip* Pet .. 4“*, “.9 39% .9 Pierce-Arrow . .. 12% 11% 12% 11%. Postunt Cere*I . ..1“»J% 97% 1““ « 96% Pressed Stl «'n • . . . 5*% 57 Prod and Refill. 2 5% 24% 25% 24% 1*1111111811 ..136% 135 13.6% 15 4 Punla Alegre 8. . . 42 41% 42 41 Pure Oil . 2* 27 27 % 27% Radio Coro ... 54% 52% 04% 5.".% R. Stl Spring... 127 126 127 125 % Hav Cons . 13% 12% 13% 12% Rending 76% 76% 76% 76% Replogle .15% 1 i % 16 1' Rep l A Stl ... 6“% 49% 5“% 49 % R P New York. 52% 51% 52% 00% st \ S F ... 7“ % 69 70 V. G9 St % A* S \Y ... 50% 49 00% 43 S. hull.. Clanr S. . ■ • ••• I'.'JJr S,his k lehu.'k ... U.4!, lob's 1 ■.4 •. 1.0 -j Shell I II nil . 2«S 2J\ 2*U Simmon, Co . 32*. simlHlr oil . 2<fU lk’» -OU 1» Klo*e*iheffte!4**2* *♦*» *!% J}?1 i» »•«•: >\h '1# Smith ••• »!5 ?5l? JL* S«17 Stand mi of Calif. «#}. ••»** $»• Stand on , f V .1. . *. « , . C -- 4% Stand flute G ... * 1;S Stewart -Warner . . t>0 0. a 79 Stromberg C ..... •••• . „ , * ,r^ 4014 Studebaker . ,* 4«Rl iau 9% Sub Boat . 44% 45% 44% t7“S Gulf BiilpliillJJj •!«'» 1UiJ 1’J - Tefcu, & Pacific... MJa 7su Timken Roller f. . s?>* 2!,* - Tobacco Product*. 7j». '■'** * j7 Tub. Prod. A. »* *\ 8,a, 4 vmo*' pLVmr:::;:u4S ut\ i«jj % % % s f S3-:.!!:: &£$ I'tali Copper ... S3 *- * *2 Y nnadium .. “ fn% Ylvaudou . ._sn. 24% Wahauh . . 4% «< 'i M'" Wabash A. ••• 1 4;i, «*«j Western Paolfh • ■ * > 4 l^O 119 Western Union.. • • • * ” 1“1% Westlnghouae A P fisa4 Westinghmjso TJec. 69-, J ■ ,.r White Gagle oil.. ;« jj ,* White Motors. *1N **?• , ,7 4 ,,V Woohcortl, Co • 1 A 1 1 %•_ Wtllys overland . ■ JJS ’jf »*,; >4’, w I Ison * ”!? I" 1"’* \Y lIson . . ,, * *284 32% 3 3 Wilson, pfd. . . 4 EEjf j,n |Worthington Tump 0e% 6f> 49 Wrlgley C*n .j* * 48 { Yellow C. Taxi « .. 35 ''Total Vales'of MoekV Thursda, i l.TU.l 00 Sh^'*s of stocks up to 2 r. m. Friday, 772.300 aharaa. F.x-Ilivlilenda T^rlday. Orpheum Circuit . 1 otj White Motors ... . 1-5 Slo.ss-Scheffield Pfd . }%5 «-;ulf State* Steel .. ' ' Wrlgley Gum Co.. 50c extra and. Continental Can pfd-, .. Hortifstake Mining » ... 1 j Yellow Cab Taxi .. *» \ Yellow Cab Mfg. Co... i'jjg Utah Copper •••••••.* t %5 American Brake Shoe . . .. , _ - American Brake Shoe pfd. -q l.udlum Steel ■ • • .**]* 1 75 Montgomery-Ward pro .. 1T Cluett-Peabody PL*1 .:.i *a Electric Storage Batterj . -- cii a fuller Motor . _ J New York Bonds n- v-rk mV-Jn\« *x«z:rs; pom’,* wlV™-gUttered M or representative rail »"•' >Odu,trial t* ’UH*,ox*r-.- of th* S< P.ul "bligaCon* « tended from fractional ga. 0 . f J1 ;.fns£ point* In ib* convertible 41,1 nnd I n*a a prompted to *ome e\ *nt by *}»•*** lief thru nans- of the*. ‘"T " hnaRft .£ oversold on the drastic reunion ■^risKV-'f m*.bom,. r overcome recant »e|linic pr*»*ur* «ncou« Tged a resumption of buying operation* a othe pan of the rail l.l •! *'"}; speculative Isaue*. such »* lTip*go A- Terre Haute refunding am) In come s', Chicago a Alton S'*». M>«iern Maryland 4e. Seaboard 5s and refunding and Mi«aourl Pacific 4* moved up 1 to \ points. Che.ape./* *' Delaware * Hudson convertible lien* kept p*. * with advance* In the etock* of these carrier* . ., It'rort* of progrwa made n he .. pending segregation of Pan-Amt, lean Petroleum properties, with jndlcatione that the pew eompanle* would expand In hoi h the California and M**l -an field*, ed to heavy buying of the « per rent bond*, which carried th*m up 4 point*. New York, March SO —Fallowing are todav * high, low and closing price* of bond, on the New York Stock exchange ,nd th* total sale* of t-*h belt. '1 t- *** State* got *ep- tept bond* in dollar* and I hirtv-sscondl of t1oll*r* ) I nited Mate* Bond*. *.*'** (In II High lest* 'Jo**; 227 l.iherty V;e . H'l.H 1"! I! '■ 4 I ,bertv l*t. (•-.* IM SO IM I® 1 " ’ ■1 ’ - , ,,r-. t in. -o ien.27 ioo ■* 11* 1 .tv • I 4*,* 1*1.14 1*' K l"l 174 I,;be*, v (th ( .« 1*1 70 1°' ‘4 II) "• r s Trsvt 1* ,«». 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Id Gas St L 5%s 9s . 98% 98% 5 L S A M S <1 4- 26 9s% 98’, 9n % 7 J. A N 1st rf 4 % s. 93% 9.3 95% 9 Enu A N unified 4s. 93% 93% 9.3% 16 Eou GAK\ 5s . 93% 9.;% v v 9 Magma Cop 7s ...119*, 119 119% 2 Manat! Sug 7%s...l*0 99*4 99% 37 Mkt St Ry 7s .. .. 99% 99 99 13 Mid St cvt 7s.90% 90% 90% 12 Ml! ER&Lt rf U.. 99% 99% 99% 19 MKAT npl 5a A . 92 91 92 114 MKAT n r.d 5s A. -6 4% >:.% 84% 6 Mo Par ]st C. .1**% 100% l«f.% 95 Mo Par fren 4a. . . . 64% 6 4 *4% :.V Mont Pow is A 99% 99% 99% 14 N E TaT 1st ns.. 1*0 99% 1 » JO X O T A M r,%s .1*0% ; 0* % 1 -a% 2f.o x V fart d u ill 110% ll»% •71 N V ( r-i is 1"1% 1 >0% i>m. 19 N T Cent con 4s 84% «4 M! 7 X Y Cg-St t. 5%. 9 '% Oi 95 % 8 X V Kd rfg * %i.. 113% ll.; 1': 1 N T N II A- H 7s. 1*14 1 ** #6 N Y NH A Hcv6.--4 4 '•9E L ', 69% 4 X T Rut 4® rife 4«U 46% * 12 N v T rfg ff 41 1**% 1 ' % 1* V 12 X V T gen 4%e 96' 9f *. p , 1‘ V V AY A Bos ♦%« 64 % *.4% • » •% 2 4 N A W n; 6s. .124 132 F 1 V A w mn 4* ■ S « N A Kd s f 6s. .»«••% 1 • t I" 11 X T’a- r g ■ * L, K*7% 1*7 ‘ * X r«c new ia D.. 9 7% •£ « 95 « 2 X Par pr Hen 4s 8 5% v; % f % 2* X S P 1st 5s v - . 95% **M. 95% . o S 1 rfg 4 s 9 7 ■•• % • , 2 O AV R R A \ 4s 82% v v 1*. P T A T 3» '52 95% 95% 95% j 961» Pan-A P A I fie. .116% 11-% IK r. Penna !t R f. Vs.. 110% 11*% 11*% 17 I* R R t 5a '64 . 97% 97% 97< II ” R R gei, 4%» . *4% ‘M% 94-3 4 P Alar rfg ia .... °9 9»% 99 IMilla f» tfg 6s .1*4% 1*4% i<>4% 11 F'hlla Co 5 %s . 96 96 96 - Pierce-Arrow L 91% 91% 91% 1 P Ry E A Pis’*11 97 % 97% *7% 3 Press f»tecl fa** is 9fi yiK **• I «»ub Serv N T !•**% 104% io*% .1 Punta Ale Sug 7a..1*5 1*5 105 5 Reading gen 4%s . 95% 92% 9 % 6 Rep I A- .-4 5%s 9 2% 92% ? 7 Kin Gr \V ci I tr 4a 7 3% 75 7 % 1 ■* R I A .v E 4 % a 87% 6; 4 87% 75 St El MAS rfg 4s 94% 94’- 9 4% 25 St El MAS 4a RO dlv 56% 66 86% ’*9 St LASF pr In is A 75 74% 7 . 2« St LA SF adj f- . 87% 87% *7% 49 Stl.ASF Inr fis . . . 5*% 8*% $"% 15 AtL S W ron 4« 66% 88% 88% 56 St PARC Sb L 4%s 64% 85% >4V ! i Uaboard c«n . *9% 8?% «9% 7 4 Seaboard a ij 5a... 75% 74% 7 CI Seaboard rfg 4* fifi » f '■ 79 Sinclair Oil col 7a.. 92% 91?: % 1* Sinclair «*»sI 6%* . *£% *7 *7% 1< S tl'-U.' P.ps » jji « *4% 8 4 *, -00 *kelly Oil <%s .111% 1 «% 1M 4 So rv r\ t 4# 97 14 ., f. 7 63 So Par rfg 4, • 1 90% 01 18 So Ry gen 4%* , K>9 % 109 10f f Ry p*n fi. 1-4% 104', : »% 72 S- Ry gen ♦ * 74% 76% 76% 4 S \4 Hs|| Te »fg * Of *t o» ss n St GftrK. cvt 6’ ' 115% ||5% 1l5v El«: rff ; % 1 . * *h".i V \ * A .4 I • 4 I V 4J% 4| 1. M Third A-, e rfg 4* 7 Tule-7 Bdiaor. 7s IK jef% v. * I’ 1 * n Par 1 *’ **. 9 3 92 % 9 • ‘J l n Par* C8 t 4s '‘f 99 9« •In P’' rf^ 4s '% II S Rub .%e ,101V 1*6 1116 V 5 4 1 - Rubber • 4 i4 8 5% 85’ . 4 I* s St a f 1 ... . 10 * 1*5% » l tali P A Lt 4 . 94% 9 \ 9* '* '‘a-far Cham 7a 85% 44% t 4 3 A a Ft A P rfg Si 9 5% 9*% 91 % 240 A a Rv- 5a . 1*0 »6% 9: % 5 AVnbaah 1»t 5s 1*1 10»% 1*0% 44 Wi.- ue 714 '59 . 79 7S 7® U,.- I .4 94'* 44 9«'. nti: &*«& u? ill;}; i si.«-V. •:::«; a’ !S* ’o'ut . v . i bV ; vJ V ' ShU 9,.* SMSi anil > .01 000 a >f«4 »gn New York Curb Market] ' vor March *#. - A aw If* rebound in t... ! m ' took place In today • curb ii-k- t u. > ivj: buying «»f many issues 1 dninni I In I '"IPO stock' had hern Ml recent drastic rea* ‘J”?' \n ' o,i nh;. t • continued to advance In furih. i <!' tfgurd ot gasoline price ‘"Inda^OllS "f K-niwc*r. 1 on,I \nv I nk moved uo one to neatly Some spectacular advances’ took plane ,, , V utillt V V, "UP < a'o"»" I'owcr .v< Light. making ns firat app«r .n.l li. -vcriii weeks soured pomls ( V-' ■Mia) I’owcr and Light. Hrook I v'n Hnrottgli Has anti Lehigh •’*■'' , r ‘ 11J ,,| 11., to r, points. While Am" l.w. ,‘Swer anil Light Klectrlc Bond and share. Middlcweal l tllltlea and a u"il,'.n« '«!r "n'tbe rad,u* Sn-uP aP pear to* I,'.ivtt subsided, the net gaina in grout* the recoN ery "as fnv.i 1'ipo anil Goodyear, each or whi.it rSd Xut : points above yesterdays Jo I flai r's Pkelly Sinclair and other i’LV.lihg"’ unfavorable ad"'''d.n'edopmenp Copper anil augar company bonds also ,HA e»i 6.10,0.00. 13 year. 7 Per cent bond !"UTs',rjkl,nac b»# ('allTdU,?orU re.ie0,pp.,on next v^ar, the rompu^y Indicated todaj March Following 1. .he ■■fficial li t of transactions on the : '' Fork curb Kxehange. giving all stock* and bonds traded in: Industrials. ... ..., 1-0 Adirondack PA*Lt • 36 ■ » M • 100 Am a 1 Leather . » , • 100 Am G & V. 1 new. .14 *> 3 *’ * ? i Am l.t & True ..1J« * 111,0 Am P4L, new ... »}1* J* * 5 on Am 1’ A- Lt pfd • ** ■ - . s 11 j Am Superpower B - » - . , loO Ap.o Mfg A x-dlv -j . ;• •» - •» 100 As so .JtfcEl now.. .6 -J *Jt. ,,"0* At lantic Fruit .. 1 «. * * j * S00 ItolSBonault * o •• •■/» .. * 14. WO Borden s Milk • .H*4. 1™ 7"0 Botany Mills A. «’.* -1 4“ 1*'0 Hroun Tob x-dlv.. 11 *43 10 Buffalo Gen Llec.-L. ‘ 4 1M>0 Gar Light . } * 3 4 2000 G-utrlf P.p# ; • • . 1. ,u in". 100 Chapin Sacks Inc. 1» * * 3 3.... 3:5 Com l*o* Crp .1I]> + t (Ml Cons dAEI Bit.. •■4 3 • i_ 1-0 <’ont Tob Inc -l -a r‘t* «,•*: l’m'i cubs Company ... js 4 *\ * . 200 Cuban Too., * hr :3‘, 1 too l*“ F'oreat Radio. .-3s 3.. l»el 1. A w Coal..L|j* K! « 4**0 Duhlier C A H .. JJJ * * ■ x 1* 1 »*0 Dunhlll Int .“2,? T- ’ 17 r.oo Durant Motors .. ' 3 , 9,0.0 Elec BdASh new 62 4 ;«J * ‘ ] "0 Elec BdASh pfd. 103 U 1' • 4*51 ( <o) KI'V investors ... ij 1 4:r. ., i:;„0 F'reed Eis«mann •• , . • 3^ l-o Freshman Co t.has 4 ■* ;5 . r.ij'j tlarod Corp . 4 , . r 7-,) Gillette Raxor .. 6; ,00 Glen A,den Coal .1*1 1 '1, li'dl. tio.kty ear Tire • • j I j.. , ton Grennan BaK ■••• ” * a n tJrln.es R & O .... It *' tjfiu Huzdtlne ( "rP„-- ?, • l,,4 , , 300 Inter I’tilities B.. 10 • :!!« 1*00 Kelvlnator Corp... -- • - %«* ;no I.andover Holding. ;.,0 l.»h,*h Pew Sc.... M*. ‘ * 1"00 Lehigh Val Cl.... 6* -? > 1 , Libr-y Me new.... ... ; * , * jno Lib Rad Chn Sirs 1 no Man tVIrelesa Lon » a ?,* nil Msnsela Box -J. , 't ‘ 1.7 ij ti"0 Kid west Ltd ... y. i9 1 •*'* Nal V!‘*V cif» ;ti* ;:i *3 0 nv Tea Co new.240 jjj*;. J4;. s' v J:'pPc'c “ 11ns \U life • . opp«*oheim Collins 41_ 4|. Sn.wt'or^ MIk •,,,, p,#ef. Motor Car .. 1-■ ^ Ru'p- Radio . * * ’ «*»■’. “ ;0 Mfg . . . . * mm^ Goal A Iron .. * . s• j NT..tor • • M * , •. - . S'*ii* ini .. • ■:„.i T-nn El Pow - {»'. j ’ yne ■ • \~n % 1 j? - Tower Mfg <rp... J i 3 * ■ „*? I’nion Carbide . . * • „ 1 t>u 1 nlted GAB nr« . -J • .. t ni'ed Ul1 A. *, - 4; ,005 Vu.te.l Profit Sti *l. ‘ S Light A Heat l"* ‘ ,, TOB UL n Sl> •*» ,1^ .Jo? i s ■m. Taxi N > J[* S 14 • • ktandttrd Oils. „fll 4***» Arn'-Ani ' >:1 • -"■* .* su Hu*.key* Pip** Line 63 «-4 \,r £ 3*"0 continental Oil. • • Jj J* »;•*«! HumMe Oil - j41* 44 1260 Imp Oil Can new. _9 ;Vlz », C,< In.t'ana l’ipe Line • a • - Sf,n»* lnternat! Pet .. ■ -J *4 . 40 Magnfolia Pet . . . . U6 1 * 20 N ^Jransit ex div -. ^Sern PL.. . t h *';• : -.d-.io Oil k * 260 Penn Mex Fuel... 24O0 Prairie Oil nev . . . F0V2 310 Prairie Pipe Line 119 })' *}? 26 Solar Ref .. *lo -U 1x0 South Penn Oil... 1*6 16* *•' . 1020U Standard Oil Ind. 62T* *- J-*** ; * Standard 0*1 Kan. 34^ * ** 200 Standard Oil K? .11*4 1J* 1!i‘3 t-o Standard Oil N Y. 43 4 4-**a ^ 10 Standard Oil Ohio 3*4 150 >* »n A Finch Corp 31 *- *4 -?« ! 2fe06 Vacuum Oil . . . S7 4 *- 4 *• i MlaeelJaneoua Oile. 1<*&»> Ar' Nat Gaa ... ^*‘3« ‘ <r. • »' a >> n *1 '» I « * • .* ; . 1 , • . « Serv R ■•*(# 14 '•* * •« * • • 1 <r 3'fd . 81 4 * . * » m 111 B pfd , ■ ■* * t •a t S n 1 1 - • i >..„!» Sin.J]"* : 4 1 >] 47«t MM.h.m Oil ... 7 *» t\ ' \ , ! **4 l.ulf «‘.i f t !S20ft I .a go !*<** . ■ R* 4 ■*"h : *» I -I A : NnA* M. \|. n t »|t . '. » Z* . i l\J- um A Gulf 0*1- ! % * ’ * 10**0 Nluuntoin I’rM . . 4 7 *4 3" •1 \en Bradford • * » j 0 .New l.ng Fuel .1* 17 1" j » • \ NIA A I^and 1 ' \ 5 ' * \ l#0 Pennok On , |t !S 460 P.«d Banka Oil... 2‘*\ J9 2 4 2406 Royal Canadian .. • 4 * • 4 400 Ryan CQMOl . 7 s 4 7 200 s«t* Cre#»k * "ns 74 \ ■ \ -„n ' rrr Pro.l . M'. :<S *'S 240«t I tilted Central Oil *»’• * * , " run \ MiHxuelati ret * *, J, i.uy Wil.»x OH * * b • • Min luff. - J t MOM* Am Commander r. - ^ * ■ so*Ari*"*» i i»lobe L'4 - „ f J uki i • inarm c,.pp*r '* u * * 500 Chief Cons . 5 .{“ c: J000#Chlno Kxt l(»H0*Comstoik Tunn»'l. 3j» •»;> 3“, loo Cons Copper Min.. «'•*§ ■ «'• 2»h»0*Dlaiiiondffeld 111 B 6 t "<i• j tnioi eh Kaperana. 6° 6° 1 io*o*Kinnm Sil Minos 600 Engineer* Cold Ml 3"‘* 20 •*'' t 1 n00ftloldf(eld ('uni ... 8 8 8 lOOffHioldfteld Deep ..2 2 2 2000*Harmlll Dlv Min. 9 2000 liiine Hound Co... lk\ D ** , 4 40<»0*In 1 If mi Miner M 3000*.lib Cona . 14 1"* 1J 690u Kay t'npper . Ml Mi National Tin . 1 ■ 9 1*. •.'"a Nipieslng ... 6 >4 6 '4 * • 10('*Ohio Copper. M 4'-' 100*PI> mouth Lead. 45* 4Q *9 11*00• H1 i v e r dale. 2 200 S«. Am P <*• t». -1% t **' x 4S0O Tunojuih Extenalon 2 » l«0*r»ilte,i Eastern 53 9'* , 2<»0 t mf^d Verde Ext 2' k 2'-2 ; «. 300 1 tah Apex 4 * 6'* *> * 4100 HVndcn Cop Min.. *x 3 *• 100c •We?»t End Ext ....<> 6 Aluminum 7s ’33.. 107 *4 l0?1* 1^1 !4 A: H"» t Hug (>» 5*9 9K », 98 14 Ain Gas .v El •>*. 96*4 9». S 9(>\ s Am I’ Sr. Lt 6s old 95*, 9.. 95 4 Am Roll Mills fie. DU 4 101*4 101'i 12 Am Sum Tob 7',* 9'N. i4’'1* H' 4 > Anaconda < '•»i» 6s . 103*i 1 103 n ;j Ass'd Sltn H w Cj» *•’< Nil si * At Fruit Ui' »h. 26*4 2 5 -I 17 At Gulf & W I oi*. 6 5 6 4 6.» fi Belgu Cana 1’ap •>* 5*h ’4 98*, 9* 2 Hell Tel of Can 5s. ID '* H1* • ** * a < Beth Steel 7s 35 103*4 l»3*s l°**x 1 Can .VI Rv Ed 7s. 110*4 11" 'a 11«»M 2 Cities Serv 7a H. .119 119 119 v cities Sere 7s D..102 101 101 *r 37 Cities Hv 1’ A L 6s. St4 94 94 2 Cudahy Park 6’aS. 92 92fc4 2 Cudahy Park 5s 9"', »0V* 9“ 2 Deere A- Co 7*, a..104*4 104'* 1"4’4 5 Detroit City d 6s.103*4 1031, JOB1, 16 Dunlop T Ac K 7*. ltd *4 101 h 101 M 1 Catena Sig Oil 7b.105’4 105*4 10.**4 10 General Let 6h .101*, lf'lH 1: Grand Trunk fiDe-DD’*, jot*, 10**4 I Kan city Tm 5*,s I'M *% 1«IS ^r<^\ * Manitoba 7s .102 102 102 4 Nai l Leather *,i» 101 *, 101*, lftl' lfi- N O Pub Serv 5s. *9*4 49’* >*9C 6 No His Low 6 *- > .101s, 101*» 101'* 04 N Sts Pw ovt € *« s loss 107 *<5 D'»'t 7 Ohio Tower 5s F5 9.'S 9-'S 9_*4 1C Penn Pow &- Lt it 95’* 96 96** F’hti T-;i 5s 60 99*- 99’4 99 >v Phillips P 7>;» wv 104*, D'4’- lf»4 22 Pb S v Fi A G d’jS 99 S 99** 99 S Pure Oil 6’2c ion a, 100*, 10CS 4 Hhawsheen 7s ..lor in^ 10". 127 Stand 'i A K 6*,e 120U 117*4 319 .. Srd Oil N V 6 * - s 1 r,7 *4 l«i»a lr*7 -4 6 Srin Oil 5*4s.. .. 96*, 96 *4 9 6 2 5 swifr^ A- Co :.s . 9*'4 94 S 96** Tida’ Osage 7* . . 1"* lf,4 3*4 1 Ctd Oil Prod 9s.. 34 24 34 I t Ry of l(av 7*as. 1ft94 19’, 1*9 . 21 Vgruum O'' 7s I n6 *, l*fiS lr'6'4 41 Webster Mills 6 4* f‘4 97*, 9^ Foreign Ronds. 3 4 Est R R France 7s J*7 F7*, 97** 21 E. h N 1 M .« S 7s. M*,{ 14*, *4 22 Ind Bit of Fin 7s.. 93 93 93 5 Kg Nether 6s '7: ..103 11 in 4 Krupp (Fried! 7s. 94 92 9. it Russ 61tg s eif* N C 14 14 14 1 Siemens Ar H 7s '24 99 99 99 1 Solvay A- Cn fie.... 10 2*4 102*4 1A'.'U Thyssen I&S Wk 7s •!*, 98*, 98 •Cents. I hi* ago stock Quota! •* r*. Chicago ato’k quotation* furnl l ed by F. S. Bathe «& Co. 224 Omaha National Bank building. Phone* .1,4 5157-5-9. Clo*ing Bid. Ask. Armour Co ill pfd . ... «,«, *9 Armour & Co Del pfd .. 91’i 92** Albert Pick . ;m 21 U arblde . *»#!* €l Mdlaon Co .137** Cudahy . 104 !*•. Diamond Match .117 317'* Deere pfd . It ^ . 41 Eddy Paper . 3 5 f.lbbv 7 ;§ National “Dither . 5 Quake- O&'s .S7£. 4 0 Heo Motor., . 15 -j I3»i 5>Wlff 4 Co .Ill** 37 2 •wift International .... 31:< Thompson . 45*4, Wahl . IS IS ForHgn Fxrhange Rats#. I" ■ z k r** ?<•,**, > . ra t*t r* e . • haage 'v-m pared v ith the pa- • alus t on. Furnished by the refers N'at.oru Bank . Ta- Va !.;■*• ton. Todr .20 . OflOOlS He'giy.. .... its t MO .1 *-M 1 t -;r , ho- **j,/;a ...... '< 1 I*p nr.r. .. . . ' 27 * .; England .4 «• 4 ‘7 7: France . . .it 0520 . • •ireece . .if. . t>i n7 Italy .its .ft HO .lug* >!*i\;u . Norway . . .17 1355 Sweden ..‘7 _70» £wK2«rIar.d ..if . ;«* ♦ Ncu l«*rk 1 offem Future*. N*-u’ Y■ i r. XF« • • L ■ —< "*.ffee fut.ur** opened today at 3 decline »>.' if- point* on March «hi* h Influenced bv slight liquids.'on hut general .v 14 to 17 ; « high**- on it.r-ai and foraigm ,-tjying pr mo ted by report* *_. f steadiness -n Brax I Un exchange an-1 functioning of ar, gnn /.*•»,v*n n .<*■• Paulo ft>r the defense to If. 75c for M. brought *->ut a ifood deal <f "'h:t *, • t the pr. * ■ ff %■- 79 43 After * po'nt* the market closed 11 To 1 1 of* 4 net high--, sales mrere estimated at • _ 0t • bag# Cloetpg quotation#: Mar,;:. ! M»v, l*.4i My ’ September 17 40c: October. 27.25c L - cember. lj.lOr Coffee. soot. * -ad: ; Rio 7# 22 '41 : Cantos 45. 26 to 26 \r. New 1o*k Produce. 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