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Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith
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By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
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New York, Feb. 7. Tht partim
Ur interest of financial markets today-
w.t fairly IiviJcJ between the)
further adiailta in wheat oriri. and)
iht fontmurd upward twecp of ttrr.
ling enhance. At the ftay'i high
nutk of SI per bushel, wheat
f'r the Xltv delivery stood exactly
2k hme the price of week ago
and ,'7J-J above the low point of
the teaaon.
l Actjit fur central Furope, fortiuo
exchange on practically all Euro
rn iiiarkrit went today above the
8r' previous huh level. Sterling
moved forward 1 l-2e to $434 5-8.
which compared with 14 27 a wet
afo, $4 19 1- a month ago, and a
maximum rate of $4 24 J -8 in the two
and half preceding year.
rr'l an be )l4 comment i
ramatkable rnotement, ei'-eot to .ay that
Wall suae! la al Lai flung la under.
'M 111" II ! ae l.r., rnnntillo III..
I . did the .UHr rapid end rnn.
maune aumnwaru iinv of tale. In ll
Hut Wall .ir.rl I. hardly Is ha Plant"!
ir paving lung misread built the atari
In m.iket and th. European economic
anuatlon brn nu only wr. Ih tendon
philreMtiihere lathing leat eututnn or
eiehili.int'' the pound .lerltna al llll
$ui hn. a wry t.w mnnth. .to. an.
of Ih moat Important Knalieh financier.
inruiina.) ma Amerpan Irien.ie mat in.
rata would nt (a .hove ll.ie and thai
l-mhrd atraat content 10 .'ay around
thai flgeie.
nit i aum'trhat reduced, amount of hu.l.
naaa. Iha tHk Market edvanc.4 again
lu the earlv houra. with Irreguler re
anion aftarward. Tba day's resultant nal
rhant.e were in Ih mam only fractional
and t'tattv ar.il divided between a J va acta
abd dfilln.a.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Live Stock
Raealpl. rap
Orrirlal llnnday .
(.titnata Tu.aday ... h.il
Too daa Ihia ek..H.au
Kama daya laal waakJt.tzl
Mama daya t W. aaa 11,114
ttama daya 1 wa ain.n.tio
Kama da), ytar auo.lu.oll
Omaha. Feb. T.
Cattla. Hoc. h.'P
.," tall 10.11
J 7.1101)
Jl 171
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New York Bonds I I
it ii
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St. 47
JI.U1
lO.Olt
it. Oil
Near York Quotation,
nanaa of priia. or lha Itiilmi atneka
f'irnl.h.d by l.ugao A Hryan. ill fatara
iruti iuiiaing:
Monday
ili.h Low Cloaa Cloaa
RAILHuALiS.
A. T. P P. 7ta S H
Halt. Ohio 3w H 14
Canadian Pacific !l 1IH
Naw Talk C'atitral H1 7. ?4 'l4
hw. at Ohio (7 tel. (6
Ot. North. Hi 74 14 74
liUnoi. ivntral ...100 inn inn im
K. C. Mouth ii SIH 21 1K
l.rhl.h V.ll.y .... .DW, ti Hi, 414
Ma faa. 11 1 l'a 1"V
N. T. N. H I 1 Sh 1 1H
North. Pae 7S 7 7 714k
t'hl. N W 7k li;4 t
Fann.ylvama B. JS H 'a 3H 14
Tlaadlng 711k 7m, 7.i, 74
C. It. L A I'....... M'i 11 l"i
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Chi . kill. St.
Union i'aciflo ..
Am. Tar FJrjr.
Alli.-t naimata .
A tn. Loco. .
Unl.t, loro. ....
H. lji. Ula.l ....
Colo. F. Iron..
OruclMa
Am fit. Fdry....
I. avka. Stnt ....
Mldvala Start ..
J-ra.Ki-d St. Car.
l'.acuh. St. A iron (4
Ttv. Ht. Spring....
Hlo.n-S.h 41
IT. 8. Staal ....... 7.
Vanadium 3S
COPPERS.
An.conda H 481.
Am. Slit, ft R.r. CO 46 H
I'lrn Dl Faaco..
Chill
rhlr.o
Oreen faoanea
lr.plratlon
TCann.cott .....
tllaml
Navada Con, ...
Kay Cannot ....
Hr-naca .
I tan
... US
P. 114k
...U1 11 i)ti Uti
6TEKLS.
...14. 147i 147V 14
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62 4 63 4 B'Jti
.34 124 '''4
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41 41 41
J7 7 74
14 3iVi
Atlantlo Pet.'...
Oan. A.phalt . .
Toadan
California Pet. .
lilnmt Oil ....a.
Invlnpinls Oil ....
Mmlr-an Pet. ....
Mlddla Rule. . ..
Paclflo Oil
Pan-American-
34
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. 36 H
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.. !4S '
. 264,
US
. 144
. 174
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144
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454
2ri
15
1174 1154 11544 1154
12 124 12" 13
47
53 4
Phlpplpa ...304
Pierce Oil
Pure Oil ....
Royal Dutrh
Sinclair OH .
Stan. OH. N.
Texas Co. ...
Vnlon Oil ...
White Oil ...
354
514
30 4
46 4
624
30 4
!4
35
604
134
.... 454
.... 20
.... 4t
MOTORSu
. 4
444
14
48 V4
62
304
36
50
20
194
Chandler 65 4 68 4 64
Clan. Motors 3 4 I
Willys-Overland . .. 5 54 64
Plerce-Arrow ..... 16 13 134
White Motor S1 39 39 4
Stud.bak.er 54 92Ti
RUBBER AN 1) TIRES.
Fl.k 12' 13'4 13'i
Ooodrlch 36
K.lley-Hprlngfleld 88
Keyaton Tlra .... 164
AJax 164
1!. 8. Rubber 65 4
1IN JJUH 1 KtAl.n.
Am. Beet Suarar... 36 36
47
534
30
V4
354
60Ts
1!S
179
45 4
19
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39 1;
Si
86
384
164
15
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36
384
164
15
54
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28
434
29
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371 IIS m4 aim
33 32 82 3Si4
10 10 101,, 10
19 18 19 184
104 1024 103 101
80 78 79 4 79
Catlle ftaceipls. 9,100 head: with an
otner lin.ial run in. inarkat ttiav oac
further waakneaa and blda oil barf ataere
ana ena ware genarally 35e lower lha
alonuay. Bhlpplng datnand waa limit
hut there was considerable comp.tlllon
rroin le.der buy.ra lor the warmeduti an
hurt fad atear. selllna at l.0ii7.tio,
Parker demand was nut at all urgent and
buyers of all clssars ware aom.whst bear-
lah In their view, particularly on medium
g ranee or cam. inai laraeu comp.iitinn.
Blockers and feedera ware In liberal .up
iy ana vteaay to unevenly mw.r.
Quotations on rattle: Hood ta choir.
be.ve.. l7.H0W7.7i: fair lu aood hvayes.
IK 26 7.01); common to fair heaves, t!.Gtit
136: fair to aood yearlings. bMf 7.7.'.
common to fair y.artlnga. S164I4.Hi; good
to rhvlre helfora. D.lini 4.75; fair to good
belters, gl.kilwt 86: oholca to Prime cow.,
fa. 104$. 66; good to choice cows, $4.(0i
00; fair to good coaa, l 86Q4.50; com
mon to fair cowa. S2.26V3.76; good to
choice feeders, K50C7.1O; fair to good
feeders, 14.liU4r4.0; common to fair feed
era, 6 40eoo; good to choice atprkeia.
36 85ti7,40; fair to good stockers. IH1.V.J
s.75; common to fair atockers. 36. 604116. 10
stock heifers, I4.23tj60; stock cows.
I3.2S40; stock calves. 34.3047.00; veal
calvea, 5,50j:iO.0O; bulls, stags, etc., 13.60
fen 00.
Hoga Receipts, 17,000 head. There was
a futrly heavy run of hogs today and buy
ers were ready to force alight declines on
the opening, with early trading mostly
steady to lOo lower, additional strenittli
waa gained as trading got under wny and
the market was active and fully steady.
with spots higher. Light hoge sold mostly
from 39.00&9.15, with top price of 39 2i.
Mixed loads and butcher weights, $S.K6a)
1.10, and packing grade, 38.0O4j8.75. with
the extreme heavies mostly around $7,50.
Hulk of sales was 38 S5&9.15.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 8.800 head,
Trading today was mostly steady with
yesterday's .weak close or steady to 25c
lower than the general market. The
lambs moved mostly from 313.0013.26
the latter price top for the day. Feeder
lambs were mostly steady with several
loads with an average weight of 70 pounds
going out at 313.50. Sheen were i&O'M'c
lower, selling mostly from 36.86(7.00 with
Lest handy weights quoted at $7.25.
Quotations on Sheep: Fat lambs, good
to choice. $13 00013.26: fat lambs, fslr
to rood. 312.501)13.00: feeder lambs, good
to 'choice, 311. 00012. 50; feeder lambs, fair
o good. 310.6O4jni.oo: cull lamns. s.uu'!T
10 00; fat yearlings. Ilgnt. Jil.oosjiia no;
fat yearlings, heavy, $9.30(6)10.60; fat
wethers. 37.00ff8.nu: fat ewes, light. $6.26
7.25; fat ewea. Heavy, 63.auwe.to; reeaer
ewes 34.000)3.00.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by state of Nebraska, de
partment , of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing:
1 LIVE POULTRY.
Stags
Springs ....
Hens, light .
Hens, heavy
28 27
43 42
29 37
36
27
42
284
A. G. ft W. I.
Am. Int. Corp....
Am. Sumatra ....
Am. Telephone ..
American Can ...
Central Leather .
Cuba Cane
Cuban-Am Sugar
Corn Producta ...
VamAiii Plnvara .
General Electr'.o ..116 145 1464 146
Qt. Northern Ore.. 364 35 35 354
Int. Harvester
Am. II. ft L.. pM.. 67 4
V. 8. Ind. Alcohol 44
Int. Paper 60 4
Int. M. M pfd. ..714
Amer. Sugar Raf... 67
Sears-Roebuck .... 64
Stramsberg 404
Tobacco Producta 63
Worth. Pump .... 47 ,
Wilson Co 34
Western Union ... 90
West Electrlo ... 53
Am. Woolen 84
Am. Cotton il
Am. Agri. Chem..
Am. Linseed ....
Union Bag, pfd. ..
Ilosch Magneto
66
43
48Vii
70
66 4
3
39
. 63
46
33
89
53
834
MISCELLANEOUS.
20
33
32
69
37
Brooklyn R. T. . . 11
19
83
33
69
364
10
5
66 ,
43 "
49
70
664
63
39
63 H
47
84
90
63
834
19
33
82
69
36 4
10
65
71
69Vs
8
39
41 '.4
134
90
854
674
44
49
70
66
634
4(4
63
47
33
90
83
83
30
33
324
67
36
11
66
71
70
254
69
42
134
93
33 4
54
224
31
cent; Monday's
55
224
31
55 4
22
31
Con. Can 664 56'
California. Pack. .. 71 71
Colum. O. E. .. 70 69
Colum. Graph. ... 2 3
United Drug 69 69
National Enamel .. 43 414
United Fruit 134 134
National Lead .... 03 90
131.11. ."A,
Tiim.a 1184i 1154 116 116
Punta Al.' Sugar.. 38 34 34 86
Retail Stores 66
St. L. A San V 22
Vlr. Car Chem.... "1
Total sales. 791.900.
Money Close. 5 per
close. 6 per cent. ,
Marks Monday's close, ,0050
Francs Close, .0836o; Monday's close.
,0S:5iAe. , ,
Sterling Close. $4.34: Monday'a Close.
$Ule. . ,
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, Feb. 7. Cattle Receipts. 10.
000 head; beef steers, veal calves and
bulls, steady; top steers, $8.90; weight,
1.490 pounds: bulk beef steers, $6.60
7.65; she stock, steady to strong: stockers
and feeders, strong to loo higher; bulk
Teal calves, $10.0010.50; bulk bolognas,
34.00 AT 4 23 ; bulk stockers and feeders,
J6.00 Sf 6.76.
Hogs Receipts 33.000 head; lOo to 20o
higher than yesterday'a average: - close,
strong; shippers bought 13.000: holdover,
moderate; largely heavier weights; most
ly off market; top. $10.00 on 150 to 180
p'ound hogs: bulk light, $9.759.90; bulk
others, $9.1509.70; pigs. 1030c higher.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts u.uuu neaa;
Pucks ,,
Geeso . .
Turkeys
Stives . .
Springs
Hens ,.
Cocks ..
Ducks ..
Geese . .
Turkeys
Select
No. 1
No. 2
Cracks ....
Case count
Creamery, prints
Creamery, tuo..
Country', best .
Wholesale Wholesale
Buying Pr. Selling Pr.
. .30.16'ft.JO.lS $0.18'),22
.. .20 Cap .23 .22(3) .25
.. .19j .23 . .21 .24
., .21 .24 .24 .26
.. .11 .13 .14 .15
.. .18 .20 .22 .23
.. .I619 .20 .20 .21
.. .300 .33 .35131 .36
SED POULTRY.
24SD .30
28 lB .30
,27S 30
18 .21
3oe .35
., , 30(6) .32
4 5 if .50
EOGS.
, 39 .41
, .35 .37
,22..... .34 ,35
30 .32
.. 9E0(fi) 9.70
BUTTER.
.38 .40
34 .37
.. .211? .23 .25 .26
n .!73 .18 .20 .21
Station price
BUTTERFAT.
HAY
upland...
.$11. 000311. SO
. 10.00 10.50
. 8.00 9.00
10.50 11.00
r. i..k. iin in as, hfrhar aheeD and
feeder lamns. firm: top fat lambs. $14.30; j 35c! green salted bull hides. No. 1
Prairie, No. 1
No. 2 upland
No. 3 upland
No. 1 midland
No. 8 midland 9.00 10.00
No. 8 midland 7.50 8.50
No. 1 lowland 8.00 9.00
No. 2 lowland 7.00 ' 8.00
Alfalfa choice 18.00 19.00
No. 1 15.50 16.50
Standard 12.00 15.00
No. 3 ..; 10.60 11.60
No. 3 9.00 10.00.
Oat straw 8.00 9.00
Wheat straw 7.00 8.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bananas: Per lo 78c
Orange: Size 216 and larger. $4.506.00;
size 260. 14.50i36.50; size 288. $4.25 5.75 ;
size 324, $3 755.25. Lemons. Doz., $5.60
7.50. Grapefruit! Crate. $3.7606.00. Apples:
Jonathans, according to grade, box, 82.50
3.25; Delicious, according to grade, box,
$2.605.00; Rome Beauties, according to
grade, box, $5.7506.35; S. Wlnesaps, $.30;
C. Wlnesaps, $3.503.60; W. Permains,,
(2.0002.75; Spltsenberg, $3.764.00; Black
twig. $2.763.00; Yellow Newton, $2.60
2.75; Ben Davis and Gems, $2.50
3.00. Fears: Oregon eating, bushel basket,
$4.00. Figs: 34 pkg., 8 ox., 32.162 26;
13 pkg. 10 ox., $1.(0; 60 pgk. ox.. $3.25
'4.60. Dates: Dromedary, 16 pkg. per
box, $6.606.75; Ford, per lb., 2326c;
Hallosit, lb., IS 15c.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Early
Ohlos, No. 1, per cwt., J2.00ffi2.25; Ne
braska Irish cobblers, No. 1, per cwt.,
$3.20; Red River Ohloa. No. 1. per cwt..
$2.263.60; Colorado, brown beauties, per
cwt., sweet rotatoes: .fer id.. ii.sd
2.50. Celery. -June, dozen, $1.252.00
Lettuce: Leaf, dozen, 6060c; head,
crats, $8.60. Red Onions: Per lb., 84
9c. .Yellow Onions: Per lb., 89c: Span
ish, crates, regular, $3.504.60. Carrots:
Per Ibi, $3o. Turnips: Par ib., 83c
Parsnips: Per lb., 33o. Cabbage: Per
lb., 34 5c Cucumbers: Dosen. hot house,
J2.50& 3 00. Cauliflower: Crate, $2.25
2.75. Radishes: Young, southern, dozen,
85c:. Carrots: Young southern, dosen. 60c
Beats Young southern, dozen. 60e; Brus
sels sprouts, pound. 25c; Challetta. dozen,
65c; Green peppers, per "pound. 2530c;
Onions; Young southern, per dozen, 30c;
Parsley: Dosen bunches, 4 5o.
86c; green. No. 1, late take off, 45o;
No. 3. 24c: green salted, old stock.
4C
bulk desirable kinds. $13.60114.25; year- o. z. jc; green duii nines, zo per ip.
tin ton. xiJton. others. 110.7 5 IS. SO: fat , "orse ntaes. large, j.uu; medium. iz.on;
ewe top, $7.50; shearing laiuoa. 4ii.w
13.40.
w York Offee.
New York. Feb. 7. A further advance
ft i to 7 points In the market for coffee
futures at the opening today carried May
contracts np to 8.75c and September to
8.63o or 47 to 64 points above the re
cent low level. Tt seemed, however, that
the firmer Brazilian cables had been dis
counted to some extent by yesterday'a
privet advices while the sdvance at
tracted arattered realising with May con
tracts later easing off to 8.66c and Sep
tember to 8.67c. The close wsa 1 to
4 points net higher. Sales were esti
mated at about 20.000 bags. March.
8.71c; May, 8.69c; July. 8.60c; September,
S.60e; October. 8.68c; December, 8.17c
Spot coffee steady; Itio 7a, 6c; Santos
e, 11 o to l3o.
small. $2.00 each. Poney and Glues, 75
1.50. Sheep Pelts, green salted, aa to
size and wool, 60L25 each. Shearlings,
green salted, as to size and wool, 6030c
each. Wool: Choice fine and blood. 18
t?22c: medium and blood. 15$lftc; low
U blood. 1214o per lb. Burry Wool. 6c
per Ih. less.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts are as
follows: No, 1 ribs, 224c; No. 2 ribs, 12c;
No. I ribs, 15o; No. 1 loins, 26c; No. 1
loins, 13c; No. 3 loins. 16Hc: No. 1
rounds,, 14c; No. 2 rounds.' 13 4o; No. 3
rounds, llc: No. 1 chucks, 94c; No, 2
chucks. 8c; No. 3 chucks, Vtec; Nn. 1
pates, 6c; No. 1 plates, 6c; No. S plates,
4s.
S '
Kan 'as City Kegs.
Kansas City, Mo.. Feb. 7. Eggs Firm;
first, 38c
Butter and Poultry Unchanged.
Chicago Grain ' ; Omaha Grain
Liberty Bond
Galea. High
111 l.lh 3
(1 Lib Viral 4. a.
113 Mb 3d 4s....
31 1.1b Id rrd...
11 Mb Third 4a.
II Mb Reg'd
1444 I. ib 4ih 4.a....
lam Vm 4 4.. ....
a Via Keg'd ,,
107 Viu I'.s ....
( Via Reg d ...
Foreign Governments.
Low
95 !
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97 10
96,
94. It
..tot) 24 100.14 Ion
..Ion in loo.iii) lon.o
,.lo.: ini).;i itm 2
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93 30
96 39
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97 It
97.14
9 30
Close
9319
94
9i.INI
97
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79
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9
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I Argentina ! ....
44 li. iai.it as
81 Batman 7a ....
S3 Heisian 6a
13 Hergan ha
4 Rerne la
37 Hruill 8a
17 Kordraua 6s
12 Can 5a uf 1929.
10 Can ta uf 1926...
t Can of 1931
8 Chile lis of 1926..
14 Chile of 1941
22 Chile of 194ti....
45 Chine. a 6
10 Cop.nlragen 1 4 ,
1 Cuba 5. of 1911..
3 Cuba 4s
t Danish ks
84 Denmark 6a
29 Denmark Ha
31 Dutch E Indies 6s. 94
83 French 8s .
370 French 7s .
13 Jap 1st 4s.
1 Jap 24 la ,
II jap 4a
8 Lyons 8s
11 .Marseilles 6s ...
91 Mex 6s
42 Mex ts Large ...
76 Mex 4a
15 Norway 8s
21 Queensland 7s ...
39 Rio da Janeiro 8s
22 Rio Grande do Sur 8s 99
16 Hweden 6a 97V.
29 Swiss 8s 1144 114 114
7 San of 8 Paulo ts 101 im 101
8 Uruguay 8s 1044 1"4'-j H44
483 Uni Km 6s of 1923.102 1H4 11134
457 Unl Km of 1929 .,.104 10.1 ln3
186 Unl Km of 1937 ... 98
4 Zurich t 109 108 lf
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30 Amer Agr Thm 7s. .100 100 100
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97 Amer Sug 6s 98
10 Amer Tel Cv 6s ...111
28 Amer Tel Col 4s ... 88
3 Amer Writ Pap 6s.. 81
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20 Amer L & N 4s ... 78
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8 B A O ref 6n 78
19 B A O CV 4S .... 76
15 B A O Gold 4s .... 77
8 B A O Prior L 34s 90
3 B A O Southw 3s 87
21 Bell Tel of Pa 7s. ..109
3 Ttt-lh Sleil 1st 5s.. 95
6 Beth Steel ref 6a.. 93 9.1 93
8 Beth Stoel Pmm Ds 89 88 88
4 Bradcn Cop 6s..... 95 95 95
3 Brooklyn Edison 6s. 100 100 100
24 Brooklyn Rt 7s... 1 6 65 65
81 Brroklyn ctfs of d a 62 62 62
10 Brooklyn Rt 6s. ...'37 37 37
2 Brklyn Rt ctfs of d 36 36 36
7 Brooklyn Rt 4s 40 40 40
10 Buffalo R ft P 4s 90 90 90
5 Can Nor 6s 109 109 109
5 Can Nor Ry 7a. ...110 110 110
28 Can Pac Deb 4 78 78 78
1 Cent of Ga 6s 95 9n 95
5 Cent of Ga 1st 4b.. 9 96 96
5 Cent of Ga Con 6s.. 62 52 62
3 Cent Lea 6s 94 94 94
4 Cent New Engld 4a 57 67 1,3 67
84 Cent Poo 7s 83 83 83
8 Cerro de Pasco 8s.. 112 112 112
27 C A O Con 6s 85 85 85
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1 CMStP deb 4s of 1934 65
1 C M StP 34s.... 64
1 C N W 64s
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6 Chgo Ry 6s 70 70 70
8 C R I A P Gen 4S. bz s ,
84 C R 1 A P refgs 4s. 774 77 77
3 Chgo Un S 6s Fs.112 112 1124
6 Chgo A W Ind 7b fs 100.. 100 100
11 Chgo A W Ind 4s.. 72 71 71
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18 C C C St L ref 6s.. 97
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1 Colo A Sou 4s,... 85
3 Col Gen Es 89
57 Col Gen Stamped.. 39
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24 Cub C Susr Deb 7S. 784 11
7 Cuba Amer sug tss.iut 1113 an.
5 Cuba R R 7s Fs.... 101 4 101 101,4
8 Cuba R R 6s 79 79
3 Cumberland Tel 6s. 88
7 Del A Hudson Cv 6s 92
48 Denver Refg 6s ... 45
5 Del A Hud Refg 4s. 88
84 Denver 4s 77
23 Denver Conv 4s.... 74
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7 Detroit Ed 1st 8s. .100 100 100,
2 Detroit Ed Refg 6s. 91 91 91
13 Dia Mat Deb 7sl08 10714 107
7 Distilleries 6s .... S3ft 83 33 ,
10 Dul Mljnn N 6s 66 68 66
9 Dupont 7s ......104 103 104
10 Duquene Light 6s.. 102 102 103 :
18 Erie Prior Lien 4s. 69 58 69
125 Erie Gen Lien 4s.. 44 43 43
15 Erie cv 4a A 38 38 38
27 Erie cv 4a B 38 38 33
47 Erie cv 4s D 40 38 46
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1 Ht Nor 4a 9
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4 Mont Powder 6s.... 964
31 Nal Rwy Mex 6s.. 21
3 Nut Tube 6s 97
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8 N Y C con 4 78
2 N Y C refg 3s.... 76
29 N Y Edison 6s...lo
1 NY GasElecAP 5s.. 95
32 N Y 6s 69
2 Deb 4s of 1955 49
3 Deb Con deb 3s... 444
113 N Y Ry adj 5a,
18 N Y Ry refg ts
6 N Y Ry ctfs of dep 81
75 N Y T 6s of 1941. ..103 1024 103
7 N Y T 6s of 1919. .103 102 103
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47 N Y W A I 4s... 41 40 41
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18 N W Bell Tel 73..
7 Ogn A Cal 1st 5s
4 Ogn Short Line 6s
7 Ore Short Line 4s
3 Otis Stoel 8s .....
7 Pas G A E 5s ....
6 Packard -8s 100
8 Penn 7s of 1930 ...106 106
13 Petin gold 6s ....106 106
6 Penn 6s of 1968 ... 95 95
28 Penn Cv 4s 96 9?
16 Dolton 4s 87 87
3 P G C Of Chi 6s... 85 85
8 P E 1st 4 72 71
31 P Inc 4s 23 23
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3 Reading Con 5s..., 85
4 R I Ark Xi 4s.. 78
3 StlIMS 4s 82
11 StLIMS Riv Gulf D 7 76
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6 StC SF Es B 82
10 StL SF 63 C 96
25 StL SF AnJ 6s..., 75
364 StL SF Ino 6s.... 5874
4 St h S W Term 5s.. 73
6 St L S W 1st 4s.. 75
1 Cv 4s 72
16 Seaboard Cv 6s.... 44
15 Seaboard adj Es.... 17
2 Seaboard ref 4s 33
3 Seaboard 4s stamped 49
36 SlnoConsOil Cv 7s fs 100
4 Sharon HooplstSsA 96
2 So Bell T T Es.... 94
6 Sou Pao Cv Es.... 98
7 Sou Pac PC 4s.... 88
12 Sou Pac ref 4s.... 84
6 SouPac SanFran T4s 80
9 So PortoRico Sue 7a 94
168 So Ry Gen 6s..., 96
22 So Ry Gen Es.... 90
33 So Ry Gen 4s 62
7 So Calif 7s 106 106 106
1 Steel Tube 7s 89 99
1 Third Ave Refg 4s.. 61 61
48 Third Ave Refg 6s.. 65 66
6 Tex Pac 2nd 6s.... 50 60
1 Tob Prod 7s 99 99
1 Trl City Ry L, 6s.. 98 98
5 UP 8s 103 103
1 V P 1st 4s 91 91
12 U P Cv 4s 914 91
1 Unl Tank Car 7s. ..103 103 103
7 Un Drug 8 105 105 106
2 U S Realty 5s 94 94 94
llj'S Rubber 7s 100 100 100
1 U S Rubber 6S.... 87 87 97
3 U S Smelt 6s . 97 96 97
S3 U S Steel S F 6s.. 100 100 100
13 Utah Power L 5s.. 88 88 88
5 Va Caro C deb 7s. 92 92 92
1 Va Caro Chem 6s.. 82 82 82
6 Virginian Rwy Es.. 91 90 90
2 Wab 1st 5a 94 94 94
17 West Maryland 4s. 60 60 60
7 Western Pao 6s.... 85 85 85
8 W U Cs 108 107 108
2 W U 6s 92 85 82
7 Westlnghouse E 7s. 106 105 108
3 Wheeling L E 4S. 58 66 63
4 Wleckwire 1st 7s.. 98 98 98
4 Wilkesbarra East 5s 65 55 65
3 Wilson 7s 95 96 95
9 Wilson 1st 6s 95 95 95
Total sales. $14,371,000.
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Kansas City livestock.
Kansas City. Mo., Feb. 7. (U. S. Bu
reau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 14,000
neaa; neersteers weaK to o aown; most
ly 10W15O lower: early ton. $7.60: some
held higher; she stock mostly ateady to
eak; some sales, logfl&c lower: better
grsdes icows, $4.505.2t: yearling Texas
ettera, 87. nn; calves mosuy .aottfovc lower;
few vealers. 88.759.25: mostly 37.00
60; common calves, 83.5005.00: stackers
nd feeders, steady to strong: best
stockers and light feeders. $7.00; ro.editim.1
to good kinds, Jo. 606.85; other classes
about steady; canners. $2.50 2.75; most
cutters, $3.503.76; bulk bulls, $3.7t
3a.
Hogs Receipts, 13.000 head; active to
shippers on 220-pound weights and down;
mostly 10312UC nigner; . spots more;
nackera buying sparingly: mostly 250
pounds and down, 10015a higher than
yesterday's average; heavier weighta and
late arrivals, slow and weakening: some
late bids, steady; top, $9.45; bulk of
sales, $8.6509.35; throwout sows general
ly $7.0007.35; atock plga ateady, some OP
to $9.00.
St. Joseph Live Stork.
St. Joseph. Feb. 7. Cattle Receipts,
2.500 head; plow steady to weak; steers,
14.00(1 8.50: cows and heifers, $3.2508.25;
calves, $5.0008.76.
Hogs Receipts. 8.500 head; opening,
strong to loo higher; top, $1.16; bulk of
sales. $8.8009.10. !
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 8.000 head;
alow and weak: lambs. 813.7tei2.50: awes.
a,.tO07.3t. ,
, St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louis, Feb. 7. Cattle Receipts,
a.vov iieau; oeer steers opened steady;
late markt weak; top, $8.00; weights
around 1.000 pounds; bulk beef steers,
$6.007.00; fat cows, light yearlings and
canners in to 100 nigher; bulls, 26c up;
veal calves steady; bulk, $10.50011.00;
practical top, $11.25.
Hogs Receipts, 12,000 head; opened
mostly 25 to 40o higher, closing 15 to'25c
lower than early; late top. $10.00 on 160
to 200-pound averages; bulk 160 to 190
pounders, $9.90 to $10.1( bulk, 200 to 260
pounds, $9.759.90; packer sows mostly
$7.7508.25; plga steady, mostly, $9.00
9.50. .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2,000 head;
strong to 25o higher; good feed western
Iambs, $13.75; no choice lambs here; good
95-pound feed yearlings, $11.26; good 90
pound feed western ewes, $7.00, .
Sionx City Live Stock. '
Sfonr City, Feb 7. Cattle Receipts.
1.800 head; market steady, 15o lower; fed
steers and yearlings. $1.0009.00; warmed
aps. $5.0006.75; fat cows and heifers,
$4.0006.75; canners, $2.00(53.75; vials,
84.001,9.00; feeders, $5.0006 60; calves,
14.50J7.oo; feeding cows and heifers, $3.00
05.00; atockers, $5.0U6.75.
Hogs Receipts. -10,000 head: market 10
15c higher; light, $9.15 9.25: mixed,
$8.0009.00; heavy packing, $7.0007. 15:
hulk of sales, $8.9009.15.
Sheen and Lambs Receipts. 1.009 head:
market stesdy; butchers. $9.000 9.15: fed
western lambs, $13.84,
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha lira tjrmmrd II Ira.
Clilugo Feb. 7. Heavy profit-tal
ing in bl! grain checked au advance
after an opt-ning bulge that carrieJ
the July (U-liverici to new hiuh lu
ttirc. on the crop, and the May intc
t'tw ground on the present upturn.
The preurc on the market con
tinued until near the close, when
rcinsUtinir of line by nme of the
early sellers made a rally and the
ckse waa unchanged to 3-4c higher
on wheat, unchanged to 3-8c lower
cn corn, unchaiiRcd to i-4c lower on
cat and l-8ffi;l-2c lower on rye.
Wheat was a bip; broad market
from the start, with coinniis.ion
houses active on both sides on a
fcroad scale. At 1:31) and over for
.May there was immense profit-taking
by commission houses and local
professionals on the belief that the
market was due to have a setback,
but early there was free buyiiift by
ahousc presumably covering shortts
fcr a southwestern trader which
checked the declining tendency for
a time.
Lei op In Buying.
T.ier a break of lo to 3n In premlume
on winter wheat and or 348u on .pringe
here raused a letly In the buying ir .
a while and the effective early sellltiK
became apparent. At the Inside flgurea
prices were off 2 02 with May lead
ing with the close on a good rally, July
17o under May against 180 under at on
lime, apprehension of a big crop scare
In the southwest being a factor. There
were more general complaints regarding
the outlook In Kanaaa than at any time
this seuaon with unconfirmed reporta that
Secretary Smiley ot the Kansaa Grain
Dealers' association estimated that the
atate would abandon t.ooo.ooo acres.
Export demand for Manltobaa with
brisk sales of 750,000 bushels and foreign
markets showed more strength than Chi
cago with Liverpool 83d higher, while
Buenos Aire gained 6a and la up
around 20o so fur this month. Russia
wss reported aa buying wheat In that
country. No business was claimed In
hard winter via the gulf, although it Is
by far the cheapest grain In the world.
Local milling sales were 81,000 bushels
with receipts 31 care. Receipts In out
side markets show a tendency to decrease
despite the recent advance.
Speculation Increasing.
Speculation Is Increasing In corn, but
the sharp advance of the last few daya
with May up 4o and July 4o from
the low Saturday made local traders less
disposed to take the buying aide on the
bulge and profit taking was responsible
for a reaction of 102O from the
high with the finish on a good rally.
The country sold corn liberally on the
bulge, especially at Illinois polnta where
the producer was paid 4446o, one houso
buying 150.000 bushels to arrive. Sea
board demand in the west waa less active
but 300,000 bushels or more were sold
at the seaboard. Good rains were re
ported in Argentina. Domestic shipping
sales were 43,000 bushela with, receipts
533 cars. . , -
Oats followed other grains and reacted
after an early advance only to close on
a rally. Trade waa mainly of a local
character. Shipping sales 160.000 bushels
with receipts 105 ars.
Houses with seaboard connections
bought rye futures early, but the later
weakness in wheat carried Pces oil
sharply. There were sales of 80 000
bushels on the basis of 10c over May,
t k wattimnre. hids beini; raised c.
The' seaboard confirmed two cargoes sold
to northern Europe in me past low !.
Pit Notes.
Broomhall cabled: "The weather
throughout the wheat producing countries
of Europe is seasonable and the crops are
most satisfactory."
Liverpool messages said: "Purchases or
wheat by English millers lately have been
heavy and millers' stocks are greatly In
creased, and it might be expected that the
demand In this quartor will pause for
some time now." .,,, -
Minneapolis message said: "Millers re
port a broad inquiry for flour at old
quotations. Buyers refuse to take any
more stuff than they have to at this ad
vance. Most of them seemed to nave
been caught with very little spring wheat
on hand when the advance started.
Buying In Omaha.
An Omaha message Baid: 'One of tne
, - M.h.n.i. miiiem kavs he is now
selling flour In car lots to people who have
taken Job lots for the past year. He esti
mates that stocks of flour in the hands
of the trade are very smaii. ....
Kansas City reported: "It is estimated,
but we can not affirm, that Secretary
Smiley of he Kansas Grain Dealers asso
ciation estimates that there will be E.OOO,
000 acres of wheat abandoned In Kansas.
Argentine cable read: "There is a brisk
demand for spot wheat, presumably for
shipment to Russia. In addition, European
interests nave oeen aosuruuie auua.--.
quantities of wheat. Growers are becotri
1.. ...mawVint- more, reserved tn tneir
views, influenced by the continued active
foreign inquiry. Already liberal amounts
of wheat have been contracted for to be
shipped abroad during February and
March, and should the interior movement
show any railing 01c 11 win uu -uuu
Immediately reflected in the futures and
cause sharp buying."
New York Cotton.
v.n York aVh. 7. General tone of the
cotton market Improved today after early
liquidation, but last-hour selling resulted
in a loss of most of the recovery. Under
near-month liquidation and scattered
Liverpool and New Orleans selling the list
dropped 15 to 26 points in the first halt
hour, but before noon was back to within
2 to 4 points ot the previous close, reflect
ing buying by local operatora and short
covering. In dull and narrow eariy mmr-
noon trading, the market waa within a
fow points of last night's close, but in
the last quartor-nour soucnern eeiiiuB in
creased and final bids wore 10015 points
net lower.
Spot cotton was quiet, on poiuia aocmiv,
16.86c for middling uplond.
Southern spot markets: Galveston
16.16c, 10 points decline; New Orleanr
16.50c. unchanged; Savannah, 15.88c, un
changed; Augusta. 16.6.1c, unchanged
Memrhis, 16.76c, unchanged; Houston, lic
15 points decline; Little Rock, 16.60c, unchanged,
New York General.
New York. Feb. 7. Cornmeal dullifim
white and yellow granulated, $1.60 1.65.
Buckwheat Steady; American ana Ca
nadian, $3.07.
Wheat Spot, steady; NO. I Tea ana
No. 3 hard, $1,37 4; No. 1 Manltoha,
$1.42 and No. mixed durum, $1.28, ,
1. i, track new xora, io arrive.
Corn Spot, easy; No. 3 yellow and !
No. 2 white, 71 c. and No. 2 mixed,
70 c. c. 1. f. New York, to arrive.
Oats spot, quiet; iso. z wmie, ii
48 4 e.
Hops Quiet: state 1921, ;8W33c; mzo,
J0(S23c; Pacific coast 1921, S425c; 1320,
0(rZ2c.
Lard Easy: middle west. $10.90011.00.
Other articles unchanged.
Dried Fruits.
New Tork. Feb. 7. Apples Evapor
ated, steady.
Prunes Quiet,
Apricots and Peaches Firm.
Eaislna loac Uva,
Omaha, November 7.
Receipts of wheat were fairly lib
eral today, w hile other grains showed
a sharp falling off in arrivals. Only
32 cart of corn were reported in. as
compared with 110 cars a year ago.
Wheat receipts. 40 cars, at against 04
cart last year. Total receipts of all
grains Were 9 cars, while 28 cart
were received a year ago. Shipments
of all kinds of grain exceeded the re
ceipts by J7 cars.
Cash wheat was a slow sale, but
quotations were generally un
changed.. Corn sold at about un
chanped prices. Oats quoted Uc
higher. Rye was -.c up, while bar
Icy was lc to 2c up.
WHEAT.
No, l bard winter: I tar, 11.11; 1 car,
$113.
No. 3 bard winter' 1 rar. (.ami-dark),
$131; 1 car. I.eiul-dark). $l.:o: 1 car
l.mullyl, $1 1$, 1 car. ll.!t (aeml-dark);
1 car. 11.17.
No. S hard winter: 1 ear, $1.19 (..ml-
No. t bard winter: 1 car (very amutly),
11 08.
No. 1 bard yellow: 1 car, $1.14; 1 car,
$1.13.
No. 4 hard y.ltow: 1 ears, (1 pr cent
beat damaged). $1.10.
No S hard yellow: 1 car (1.4 per cent
beat damaged), $1.10.
Sami.l. yellow: 1 car (7.1 per Cent heat
damaged), 94c.
No. 1 aprlng: I car (north.rn). $1.43.
Sample spring: S cars, (dark northern
fri.td. 31.30.
No. 1 durum: t car, $1.1$.
No. t durum: 1 car. (amb.r). f l.Of.
CORN'.
No. 1 bard: 1 car. 46c; 1 car, 4Gc
No. 1 yellow: 1 car, 46c.
No. 2 yellow: 1 car. 46c.
No. 2 yellow: 2 cars. 45r.
No. 1 mixed: 1 rar, 4to; 1 car, (4
f.er cent yellow), 46c.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 46c.
OATS.
No. .1 white: 2 tars, 34 c.
No. 4 white, t cars. 34c
RYE.
No. 2: t cars, 'o.
BARLEY.
No. 2: 1 car. 58c
No. 1 feed: 1 car. (1 per cent feed), 63c.
Rejected: 1 car, 82c
Sample: 4 cara. Sue; 2 cars, 6V; 1 car,
not oats, 27.3 tier cent barley, 33c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots)
Receipts Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 40 t 4
Corn 32 84 . 110
Oata t 15 21
Rye 4 6
Barley 4 7
Shipments Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 30 30 83
Corn 76 106 33 !
Oata 16 20 10
Rye 0 0 1
Barley 4 4 0
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels)
Receipts Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat ....... 809,000 936,000 654,000 i
Corn 2,680.000 3,143,000 1.263,000 I
Oats 694.000 660,000 634.000 1
Shipments Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
vvneat ....... els. nun 434,uuu lao.nou
Corn 1,674,000 1.286,000 343,000
Oats 396,000 616.000 395,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Today Year Ago
Wheat. and Flour .,..162.000 834,000
Corn 383.000 120,000
Oata 40.000 ....
CANADIAN VISIBLE.
Bushels Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat ....30.897.000 81,470.000 18,696,0(10
Oats ...w 2,749,000 8,440,000 9,588,000
CHICAUO KKCKIPTf.
C.rtole Today Wa, Asa Yr. As
Wheat ............. 14 It ;
Cm it n;i 147
oata . . ml lu;
KANSAS CITY KKCnii rH
Carlota Today Wk. Aau Tr t
Wheat 14 4 71
I'otn ta 87 31
Oata It II T
ST. LOV IS rtWKIPTH.
Csrlois Today Wk. Ao Yr. Age
Wheal .. ia . aa
Com , 105 ;4
Oa St .9 $1
NltTII WESTERN WIIKAT ftKCPIPTH.
Cailoia Today Wk. Asu Yr. At
Mineavif ;'(t til a, I
I'uluil ii K( jo;
Winnipeg 7 s:4 t"3
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
E I'pdika Grain Co. IKS.
Art. (ip.n. High, I Low.
1637. Feb. 1.
7 Cloaa Yea.
Wbt I I
May I l.t L20S 1..7 1 l! 1 ?t
1 " 1 1.7
July 1 It 1.13S 110 1.1IV.I I 10
113 1.114, 1.10
ltye.
May .45 .45 .91 .91 .14
July .81 .95 .83 .83 .84
Coin
May .69 .19 .t7 :H .88
I . .t9 I. H .u
July .61 .41 .69 .49 .60
Uu. M'
I May .40 .40 .19 .40 .40
I . .40
July .43 .42 .41 .41 .41
Pork.
May 18 95 18.98 11.70 18.70 19.00
I -aid.
May 10.73 10 76 . 10 tS 10 55 10.T2
1 July 10.92 10.98 10.1t 10.71 10.93
KiM.
I May 10 07 10 10 1 80 8.80 tA.AS
I July 10,ir 10 21 9.98 10.10 IV It
Bonds and Notes
ttttiart Tana) IMae) 4ka4 tasA.
Aaa.
Hi l At. a )i.t,4
IMS) t ea
1 14
1-1 11 (.
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I 4 14
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11 4 M
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tl 14 I e
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) f 9.
tr ti tat
tii4 tii ttt
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lei't tit 141
let 1-4 t II
in ie. a .i
. 1 .4 t a
la im 1 44
li isiw a i.
144 ll t 41
t'1 1014. I .1
114 114 t 6
11 lt I II
lf ielW I II
l1 .l III
14 14 4 4
l"1 .... $41
lJ it t.lt
Chicago rroduce.
Chicago, Fob. 7. Uutter Market High,
er; creamery extra". 16036 o; (irala, 3t
?35c; seconds, 27028c; standards, 34c
Eggs Higher; re-epts. 7.49 caaea;
firsts. 30J9c: ordinary firsts, 3lt3Ec;
mlacllaneoua, t738c.
Poultry Alive, unsettled; fowls, J4c;
springs, .tc; roosters, 18c
Kanaaa City Hay.
Kansas City. Mo.. Feb, 7. Hajr Steady
to 60c higher; choice alfalfa, $32,504?
24.50; No. 1 prairie, $10.00011.00; No. 1
timothy. $13.60014.50; No. 1 clover, $13.00
014.00.
Kanaaa city Grain.
Kansas City. Mo., Feb 7. Wheat May,
$1.18; July. $1.06.
Corn May, 52c; July, 64 e.
St. Louis Grain.
St Louis, Feb. 7. Wheat May, $1.26.;
July. 81.11844, aalrad.
Corn May, 66E60 asked;
58e asked.
Oata May, 42c; July, 43c
July,
A mar, T. T, 4", la, 191$
T AT 4. 4a. t.4
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Ainomr fa, Die ,,,
ltalls) ila.i. ... . ..,
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an a. aim, 1., III. ..
4. B, A W Jt. ta IU4
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fienrb Ou.L !, I4l
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dir. Tue M- 1141
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Jape, 4lut. 14 4t.. It.t
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Kant a la. la, llll
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f a. Kgl.r ta, IS a,
aruum Oil la. I4 ,,,,,
Waatsm I men la, 1911
Wealing y.ln, J.. 9
I ru.u.y ta 1141
Hr.nl ... li
SIlnaaaiBaJla Waui-
Minnaarxvlia, Minn., F.h. I Flour 111
'"". in laiio.a ion. ramliy pa4.nu
quot.4 at II vt)I tt a bariel la l yotiel
4WtloB) earae
liran f.l ee.
Wheal Lemma. 141 ears er.mt.ara4
wna i; ran a yar aaw. aaa rio, I
't'a. 14III4. May, Il.i3
July. 11 14
Corn No. I y.llow. 47 47 47 ,
Oata No. I while, $4Ul.
Hatlay 449t4,
lta No. J, I4lte,
I lax .No. I. II iiStfl 3i.
Turpenlla auvd Ho. In.
Havann.h. tia.. Fab. 1 rursaattna
Firm; sir: a.i.a. IH bbfa.i rar.iuta. 41
bhla.i thieinanta, 1.414 tibia.; .link, I. Ill
i.i.i. - -
lt".in Finn: aalea. 121 raaka: raa:.lt
l.e.4 raaka; ahipm.nta. I.KJt caaatl
.1... k. 7J.H0 raak..
Ouote II I).. 14 48: !. V. O M f.
II !; M . 15101 N Ik 44: WO. $.)
WW, $'..0(1.
Ihliaia PotaliMM,
Chicago. Fab. i. I'otatoaa Bt.ady: re
ceipt.. rar.: total U. . ahlpmenta
431 car.; VS'tx nnn ..ck.d Round W hit-a
11.7091. It rwt; Minnaot aarked PM
Rivera, li lt cwt ; aarkvl barly Ohloa,
Sand land, partly traded. II 48 cm.
sacked Kings, II. to cwt.; tacked Ruaaata
1190 cwt 1 Idaho aackad 11 ad Medina.
$1 40 cwt.; Colorado aarked llroao Beau
Ilea, anme fiosen. Il 4ei0t cwt.
S'ork Poallry.
New Tork. K.b. 1 Live Poultry
Steady, 81016c: dr.aa.it poultry, qul.tl
prtrca onchangtd.
February
Investments
If you would like to
have before you a re
markably broad list
of investment tjecu
rities yielding from
225 to 820
let us send yon our
February Circular.
The Nitionai City Compiiy
Omaha Fir National Baal Bktg
Telephone 8$lt Douglas
Joseph
Do You
Polcar
Know? ,
! IF NOT See the Answer at the. Sun Next Week
"My Bell Rang"
Some people call telephone numbers and then hang
up before the called person has time to answer. And
sometimes the called person is slow in answering and
the calling party hangs up.
The result is that when the call is answered there
is no one on the line, and an operator asks "Number,
please?"
We instruct the operators to say "Excuse it, please"
when, upon answering a call, a subscriber says that his
bell rang.
Any operator can ring your telephone, but only an
operator at the one positior where your line cornea in can
answer you when you lift your receiver. .
Northwestern B
e phone Company
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