THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1022.
Financial
3.
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fcBy ALEXANDER DANA NOYES,
4l4 U Uu4 Mir.
Nfw York. Feb. M. Mtwmtnl tf
rrirn (or tutl and tondt wt eiin
iuu turpatr in inirrr.t Itiiiay by
the action l f.iffijjn cubai'iie and
wheat. uch expectation at
lrn fnti-rtin( lt k that tl.e
ric in tlitt two m'Ui had run
in count uat rmiiiily uirt im
t'Jjy'i rumitiii ( tunk.
Merlin; exchange, wmIi hid IMeu
(rum $4 JK J.4 to J4 3I J on thf
three Ut d.i ol the past week, r
lrupt!y to fliu 1-2- Whejt (or
May dclimy which oll at tl-i? prr
bultr f 1 han a wrrk a, and
which rloed at f 1 3J on Saturday,
advanced in eMreiiirly rxotrd
market at I hiiaRO today to f I.J I..'.
It i the holiest v'i F'J 'n
present cfip except ,cf two or three
lav in the early autumn: it com-t-"l
with $1 07 1-2 in January ami
$ I U 1-4 in November. The char
iirter of the lUy'a wheat market
rharly indicated that the tpecutative
strain trade hail suddenly awakened
to a realirnfr i.ene of iti erroncuut
ettmiatet of tlie want few mouth re
RinliiiR the worid't balance of tup
tilv irnl requirement. v
f ( 1 m
tilv irnl requirement,
The stork market whnh hm hn
l.wing with utt..iii.. the imiimr
finini'i r me -aoiniar wnm phi
l.hlftnn appear"! today IO mora
ILve.1 SI tha abandonment of lha etk
transfer la plan . tht fluttering !
m-n than illnurlMid lha obstinate re
turn to tnlk of a f vernment bond iue.
Utterly bund held up rather urprl.lnsiy
pnesibly Ikhuh of leil" lhal Hi I"
rain f drawing Ihit prwligloue awn front
tha treasury in'l ha .ioiei and
vernlna of Me p.v. rnm.itia- iman.-i.i
nlllrer gatim Inlrt nlllill hltll
oul. m.ke in drfrat unavolilapla.
All tnh'r Eunpit fhana raira r
with aiarllnic. fran.i In twrllriilar Marly
a. hint ln lh !' Pun ei ia
vaak.
Aa ft M;tM n th want aiiraorm.
rnr rmov-r or ai-rllnar n.'nuti ma
ropurl of thia rouniry'a f"rin ira1 in
January aui.plf nirnia Hatunlar'a umllar
m.m.nt far Orrat Hrlialn. Whuriwl
.rmlan(t aurjilua of Imporla ovr
piria waa barrly on-Uilr. hat II
In January, our own aurplui of
npuria )lii not rh on-avnlh of Uat
yi-arn flyurr for lha month. Kprl
It tha ruaiumaiy ay, laat tiionlh'a tra.la
Lalprra ai mora favoianl to Knln'l
tnan thai r.f nnv month ina 1813. hut
lt-n favotl. to tha Lnltfd Btal.'a
than any infnth aim' JU.
Kuropa'a purrhaura ft our malarlalt of
manuUrtura ran har.lly b kapt t lhair
praarnt luvr Irvoi In taaa of any European
trarta rvlvl. l.ul lha puri-haara ar llkaly
to ba rnndurtrfl raullnualy wllh ft vlaw
to tha furaitn atghanim. and to rrarh
noimal iimanltuila only tn Kurnpc
riporta are Imraaafd aiulvalanlly. It la
with South Amrira ami A.la that rv
viva) In eye port trad ought to urgln.
a
f VTruat
f A
New York Quotations
Rano of prlcra of tha lfadln atni-ka
furnl.hfrt hy lim & Bryan, ia t'ttera
bulldlni:
rtaiuniHj
II 1Kb Low Ctoao Cloia
BAILUOADS.
9. T 7 7 T'A 7',i
Jlalt. & C'hlo .8 55 ' 3!"
Cannillun 1291 127 129H
N. V. Central 1U 75 71)' i
I'hea. Ohio (HV,
;t. North. , 75'4
llllnola Central
K. C. Bouth..
l.fhigh Valley ...
Mo. Pan.
N. T. N. H
North. Pno. ......
fhloaKO N. TV
Pennsylvania Jty.
itoadlng
C. K. 1. A P
South I'ac
Houlh. Ky
Chi., Mil. & St. r.
Union Taclfio ...
(; M4 SS'i
74' 70S 1S
102 105 101 v,
HH 24 st
6 a
isvt
lSa
80
74 'i
83i'
191
69
US
67
S4i
73V,
34 'i
82
:o
24 '4
ft
19
1
M
, 741,
35S
83
20i
1.11S 130
STKELS.
Am. Cut Foundry. .US 146 U 14S
Allla-Chalmera .... 45 "i 45 45 S
Am I.ocomotlva ,.107T 10V4 l'1i
Baldwin Loco 104 Vi loi 1"
Hethlehcra Steel... 4S 3
Colo. Fuel & Iron.. 2S J'1
4'ruclhle 62 V 62
.ackawanna 8tecl..4S'4 47
Mldvale Steel 80S 29Ti
Presaecl Steal Car
Rep. Ste-ol & Iron 63 '4
Ry. Steel Springs... 7
SIOM-Schefrield ... 40Mi
United Statea Steel n
Vanadium 36 H
Anaconda 47
Am S. & Ref. Co.. 45S
C'erro Da Pco
Chill
68 'i
i7i
79 'i
64
35
734
S3'.
82
19
an
131H 129i
147H
45
108
102
63
64 'i
26S
62 S
32i
68
Chlno
Innplratlna ...
Kennecott ...
Miami
Nevada Con..
Ray Con .....
Seneca
Utah
flpneral Asphalt
,('oeden
Cal. Petroleum..
I. land Oil
Invincible Oil ..
Wex. Petroleum.
Mlddlo Statea ..
Paolflo Oil
Pan-American ..
Phillips
Pierce Oil
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch ...
Sinclair Oil
33
. 14
,. 26 l-i
. 38 i
. 27
. 2 !
. 14
. 13
. 154
. 61S
OIL3.
. 62
. S5t,
. 60
. 2Vt
. 14'
.120 119
12H 1214
62
7
40
as-
34
47
46
33
15
26
37S
96
25
13
13
12V
tl
61
34
4?
2
14S
634
97
40
89
35
47
45
33
16
26
KB'i
27
26
13i
13
13
61
61
47
29
66
62
87S
34
47
45
83
16
26
S7S
27
26
13
13S
16
61
46
64
31
34
60
20
44
63
31
8
34
49
19
177
44 S
19
8
34
49
2
14
120 117
12 12S
60
34?.
49
2
Standard OH. N. J.179
Texas Co 45
Union Oil 20
White Oil 9
MOTORS.
Chandler 65 64
Oen. Motors 8 8
Willys-Overland .. 6 6
Plerce-Arrow 14 14
White Motor 89 37
Studebaker 84 93
46
64
31'i
8
34
60
19
17
44
19
9
6
6
14
89
93
RTTnBER AND TIRES.
Flsk 12 12 12
Goodrich 37 37 37
Kelley-Sprlngfield 37 Su, 3i
Keystone Tira .... 18 15 16
Ajax 16 16 16
U. S. Rubber 65 64 66
INDUSTRIALS.
32 32
9 9
18 18
101 103
I)
A.. O. & W. 1 21 26
m. Int. Corp 4Z 1 a
m. Sumatra .a
Am. Tele. lis in
Am. Can 39 87
Central Leather ..32
Cuba Cane 9
Cuban-Am. Sug. .. 18
Corn Prod 103
Famous Players ...82
General Electric. ..147
Great Northern Ore 86
Int. Harvester 84
Am. H. & Lr pfd 65
V. S. Ind. Alcohol 44
Int. Paper j
Jnt. M. M., pfd.... 70
Am. Sugar Ref..... 67
Sears-Roebuck. .... 63
Stromberg 39
Tobacco Products.. 63
Worthlngton Pump 46
Wllso Co 36
Wettern Union..... 91
Westh'se F.lectrlo.. 53
American Woolen.. 83
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil.... 31 SO
Am. Agrl. Chemical 84
American Linseed.. 32
Union Bag, pfd
Boech Magneto
Brooklyn Rap. Tr.. 11
Contlnetal Can 66
California Packing 73
Col. Oas & Electric 69
Columbia Graph... 1
1-nited Drug 68
N-f lOnamel 42
United Fruit 137 134
Nat Lead 88
Phil. Co. S4
27
42
24
118 117
87 (
46
62
31
9
34
60
19
44
19
8
64
8
6
14
37
93
12
36
16
16
64
26
42
24
80
14S
35
84
64
44
47
69
6
6S
S9
62
46
34
90
62
82
33
31
82
147
35
84
65
44
48
70
67
63
39
63
46
36
l
53
82
21
34
31
11
65
72
69
1
68
41
32
9
1S
101
80
146
86
83
64
44
49
70
66
62
88
62
47
34
90
62
82
21 '
34
69
35
11
52
72
69
1
67
40
11
66
73
69
1
65
42
137 134
88 88
33 S4 83
Vllmn 118'i 116 lie lit)1
Punta Al. Sugar.. 87 37 87 86
Retail Stores .... 64 64S 54 64
S. U 8. Fran.. 14 13 S4S S3
Vlr. Car Chem 31 30 81 ....
Total sales, (70,700.
Money Close, a per cent.
Marks Close, .0051; Saturday closa,
.0051.
Franca Closa. .0175.
Sterling Close, 14.36; Saturday close.
I4.S3.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 14. Flour
Unchanged to 65o higher; in carload lots
fancy patents quoted at 17.90 8.60 a bar.
ral in 98-pound cotton sacks.
Minneapolis, Feb. 14. Wheat Receipts,
(05 cars compared with i!( cars ft year
go. Cash No. 1 northern, ll.4f 1.64;
Jtay. 11.40; July. 81.31. f
Corn No. I yellow, 45e.
Oats No. S whit. S536c
Barley 45857c
Rve No. J. 798c.
Flax No. 1. !i52.62.
THE GUMPS
ik tr ts loioaa
I Til It at MH HtK
WAITING AT THE CHURCH
Drawn for The Be by Sidney Smith
I'uf-rrujftl till, fkiesg T'ltxto Cef
y$fl , fp t
A WAUSHC t8CAM IT
V4t to eAJAL 1 COAt
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HAT 1UMMH, taAAAllFct
I 60 TO BtP AttoMT
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Live Stock
fleretpta wara-
Official V.h.l'.y ,T.'l
fc: imat iu...ij .. t. ;
Too data this .k
rlama il.ita Ual wrek l'J.7;
riaitio it;ia 'i w'a a i&.e.
Matua ilnya I H a a o 16.11
Salt. tla iar a" 1 1.ZttJ
Outalie. Kob. It.
rattle. Hoss hp
i:."u
:i.,"4
S7.1:(
;l.)a
II. Ml"
1 .''
;o ;u
91.414
;i
;:,ii4
C.itlU lleripia, , (no head. Pematul for
fal t'altlx aa good today and won Jui
ft llimlrral kitpvly on suIm tho llturket
aitive attil lnuhr all around, Merra a.. Id
i an advama of loijjrs., in, Ue.t h-i'
rai. Inn H onrjllu. Cows and htif.'ix
r uiiiaily :c higher. St'Hkara and
feednr offvrlnaa w-rv talh-r light and llio
market w.ia ac'tve and firm.
Wuotati'ina on attiH: Oood to choice
beevra, 7 lllfi DO; (air l ""d bc'Vea,
M.40ff7ii"; toniiiHin to fmr leaves, S 76
t 35; fair to good yearlings, fi.6i ft 7.7:.;
common lo fair yearlimia. I otr tif;
good .t rhobo h'lfrn. rt nou ( 7:,; fair
lo good h.'If.TH, 14(116.00 choice lo
prime o. '. floti 6 (6; good lo ch'H. e
cwa tl.Snirt.no; fair lo good mm. 14 "U
tl 4 60; common lo fair cows, $2.60'u 3, 7..;
good to i hone f-eclr. t'i.'iji 7 .4; lair
to good f.'edeiK. t 1 . i t.6i; common to
fair fenders. .". 4'ii 6, 1". flood to chul'-e
locker. III. .'. 7 6"; f.ilr to good -era.
in 2H4.7i; romnion t fair stoi kera,
1606-ir,; aim k hetfere. 4 . u
Hlork cua, t3 6od4(il. Stock rnlien.
15.0097.60; v-.'tl calves, ti.OUUS.iO; bulls.
stnKS. etc. :i:S4 4."5
Hogs Hi-ceiius, 12.009 hesd. Trading
was active today largely on a liaale of 1"
15o higher. Shipper demand was broad
with fair proportion of thu receipts par.
tlrularly the light weights finding thia
outlet. T.lght hogs sold mostly from
t.35tfl(0 with a top of $9.70 Mixed
loads and butcher weights, $1.10i 9.36
with packing grades at H.n0'g00 and ex.
treme hcavloa mostly around 17.60. llulk
of sales was 19 ltl 9.60.
flh,ep Receipts. 11.600 head Fst Intnl.
this morning were In good demand with
shippers active bidder and with good
competition prices ruled mostly Uj2c
hlKhrr. Sales were mostly within the
range of 13. 5013 85 with best lots
quoted st 114. .i0. No feeders were reporfd
In today. Sheep were fully steady with
several lots of fair quality light ewe
selling at $7.60.
Quotations oil Sheep and I.amr rat
lambs, good to choice, tn.60jrl4.iM: fut
Inmbs. fair to good, fl3 0(i' 13.75: t -der
lambs, good to choice. 13.U0(& 13.25: feed
er lambs, fair to good, tl2.60(SM3.00; cull
lam..., til 60121'' fat yearlings. Il'-hr.
ooin.O0; fat yearlings, heavy. t9.50ei
10.50; fat welhnrs. t7.00&8.00: fat ewes,
light, s. 757-60; fat ewes, heavy, to.bOliii
6 76; feeder ewes. t4.00 ji 6.00.
21
6,625
Turpentine nnd Kosln.
Savannah, lla.. Fell. 1 4. Turpentine
Firm; 85c: sales. 33 Mils. ; mn
hhis.: shipments. 63 bbls.; stock,
bhRosin Firm: sales. 851 casks: receipts.
t nos casks; shipments, 607 casus; aiocn,
73.014 casks .. . .,,.
Ouoti? U. I. K.. r, ii. ti, j..
J4 45; M.. 15.10; N., t3.35: WO $5.6j;
WW., to.95.
St. Iml Grain.
st. Louis, mo.. . vhrM,r,N?-..v'!
red winter, $1.4091.43; No. S tl.Jl.,S.
l-nrn No. 2 white. 64iu55c; No. J.
Slf 52C.
Oats No.
380.
I
S white, 5Sc; No. 3, 36 'tf
Kansns City Gruin.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 14 Wheat
(?!ose. Mav, 11.37 ; July, $116.
Corn May, 64c: July. 67c.
Unseed Oil.
Puluth. Minn.. Feb. 14. Linseed On
track, 2.692.62c; arrive, 2.692.61c.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by state of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholesale Wholesale
Buying Pr. Belling Pr.
LIVE POULTRY.
Stags t0.18$0.20 $0.23?$0.25
Spring 30 .24 .54 .27
Hens (light ' .18W .21 .23 .25
Hens (heavy) .21 '24 -;l
Cocks 14 .17 .16 .17
Ducks IS -l -SOW -H
Geese IHW ! -M
Turkeys 25 .35 .36 .40
DRESSED POULTRY
Stags 57
Springs 2
Hens -30
Cocks 20 .21
Ducks 2 -3
Geese 26S .28
Turkeys 46 .60
EOG3.
Select "5 -3S
No. 1 .35 .36
No. 2 32 .84
Cracks 30 -32
Casa count, case. 8.70 9.25
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints , 38 .40
Creamery, tub... 34 .32
Country, best 20 .54 .26
Country, com 16 .17 .20 .22
Butterfat, S. Pr. .28
HAY
Prairie No. 1 upland $10.aO11.00
No. 2 upland 8.50lO.OO
No. 3 upland 7.00 8.00
No. 1 midland '. 10.00 10.60
No. 2 midland 8.60 9 5.0
No. 3 midland 7.00 8.00
No. 1 lowland 8.00 9.00
No. 2 lowland 8.00 9.00
Alfalfa, choice 18.6019.50
No. 1 16.5018.60
Standard 14.0016.0O
Nq. 2 11.5013.O0
No. 3 10.000)11.00
Ost straw 8.00 9.00
Wheat straw 7.00 8.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bananas. 78o It. Orange,
size 216 and larger, o.0iHij5.;,'J; size 260,
$5. 004,6.55; sixe 88. S4.506.00; slse, 354,
$4.005.25 box. Lemons, $6.007.50 box.
Grapefruit, $4.505.00 crats. Apples, ac
cording to grade size: Jonathans, $3.00
8,25; Delicious, $3.605.00; Roma Beau
ties, $2.7503.25; Stamen Wlnesap. $3.00
3.25; Common Wlnesap, $2.004.00; Win
ter Pearmalns. $2.763.00: Spitzenburg.
3.504.00; Black Twig. $2.753.00; Yel
low Newton Pippins , j2.6u.'.io; ten
Davi and Gano, t2.501.75. Oregon Eat
ing Pears, $4.00 bu. baskets. Figs, 24
pkg. t oz., $3.1 6 iff 2.25 : 13 pkgs. 10 or..
$1.50; tC pkgs. g oz., $3.2504.50. Dates:
Dromedary, 36 pkgs. box, $6.506.7s:
Fard, S325o lb.; Hallow!!. 1314o lb.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Early
Ohios, No. 1, $2.002.15; Nebraska Irian
Cobblers. No. 1. $2 02.16; Red River
Ohios. No. 1, $2.10 2.60; Colorado Brown
Beauties, $2.60 per cut Sweet potatoes,
$3.002.60 bu. Celery, $1.251.75 doz.
Head lettuce, $5.50 66.00 crate. Leaf let
luce. 60e60o doz. Red onions, dry,
lOo lb. Yellow onions, dry, 9c lb. Span
ish onions, regular size, $3.60 4.60 crate.
Cauliflower. $2.50175 crate. Cucum
bers, hot house, $2.50S.OO doz. Carrots,
ipsvts in. Turnips, 3c3c lb. Parsnip.
3fr3o lo. Cabbage. 3OSo lb. Young
sodthern radishes, 7690c Young south
ern carrot. 90c, Young aouthern beets,
90c$1.00. Brussell sprouts. 25c lb.
Shallotts, 65c doz. Green peppers, 2535e
lb. Young southern onlona, 90o box. Par
sley, 65$76o per doz. bunchea
Wholesale prices of beef cut are as
follows: No. 1 ribs, S2c; No. 3 ribs. 12c.
No. 3 ribs, 13c; No. 1 loins, 25c; No. 2
loins, 13c; No. 1 loins. 16c; No. 1
rounds, 14c; No. .3 rounds. 13c; No. S
rounds. llc; No. 1 chucks, 9c; No. t
chucks. 9c: No. 3 .ehucks, 7o; - No. 1
plate, tc; No. t plate, 6c; No. i plate, 4c
New York Bonds
Slr.
loo Mb 3'is
J mi I Lin l.t 4s..
1144 I 'll 2l.d 4'....
I ' Mil ..
;r i.iu sid 41..
10 I. Hi r-J
tr."4 l ilt 4h 4U..
til I'lO 4
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ingii
Low. C'loe.
114. 04 :.o
. St. 40 14. :i 94,34
. i,-:'i u .)(
, 95.91 6.
. 07.31 07.10 7.1'4
. 07.IMI 7.00 07.00
. OH, 64 9;.M .44
.inn. II ni).0 100.12
tun, no ,.,( luo.on
100.09 0V.9I 'J.S
I erel-n t.overnm'-nls.
3 Argntine 6
4 1 li.-im.il 4s..
4 Helgimi "'.
81 Heisian (...
I Hersen sa,...
17 llTlie ks ...
;t Uracil ss....
II llorile.iux (a
33 Canada 6s of 1050 01
14 Canada 6s of 19(6.. 97
7'l 7
.I'm in 1ii
.107 107 17',
. OK 09 09
.Ion 1" I'm
.109 1'I9 lot
.11 103 1"3
si ss sz
9 HI'S
07 07
1 Canada of 131.... 07 t 0(
42 Chile of m;o....1"o Ion inn
7 Chile of 1941 lill', iniva 101
3 chile or toiti I'll 101 101
11 Chinese It 41 44 4ha
J Christiana kh ion lmi no
C Copenhagen 6',s.... M K7 87
7 Clllia 6a of 11"4... 69 88 81
I'D Cuba 6s of 1934.... 83 85 S2
! Danish 8a A I07'l 107 107
I Danish 8 K 107 107 107
43 Denmark 6a 94 94 94
11 Denmark s lo inn 108
11 Domnir:.n 6s 68 88 68
M DutfhKlint Indie 6 94 94 04
60 French 8s 101 101 loi
138 French 7....
40 Jap lxt 4s...
73 Jun Snda
4 .lap 4s
13 Lyons fls
7 Marseilles 6 ..
S3 Mx Is
51 Mex 4
43 Norway 8
12 tjueensland 7a.,
8 4 tjueensland 4s. .
36 Kin De Jsn 8s
50 RinGninde De Sul 8s 99
Siene 7s 90
14 Sweden 6s
1 1 Swls Kh
10 Hsn Psulo Ss..
S Tnkio 6s
2 I rnruiiy 8s
.. 9
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.. 61
.. 74
.. 83
.. 83
.. 6
.. 45
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..107 1
.. 97
..1011 100 100
99 99
90 9"
96
81
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73
82
63
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97
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8.1
87
74
82
83
5.
45
110
106
97
7 97 07
...114 114 114
...101 101 101
... 70 70 70
..10.1 103 103V,
0S4 Vnih'gd Ssofl952 l4 103 104
655 I'nlKingdom of 1922 104 103 1(14
217 UnlKlr.gdom of 1937 9'J 98 98
13 Zurich 8s 109 108 100
Ioret,0.
JO NYC 4s of 1867 104 104 104
8 Anm Aer 7s 101 loo loon
8 Allin Smelter 6s.. 88 88 88
30 Amn Sug 6s 98 97 97
25 Amn Tel Cv 6 110 110 110
.'I Amn Tel Col 6s.... sr. ?n
64 Amn Tel Col 4s.... SS 88
0 Armour 4s 83 83
12 A T ft S K Gen 4s 88 88
8 AT&Sf adj 4s stl. 80 80
10 Atl Coast Line 7s loe 1"S
1 Atl Coast Line 5s.. 93 95
3 AtlC.wsf Line 1st 4s 87 87
AtlCoaslLlne It-N4s 28 28
9 Atlantic Fruit 7s.. 28
3 Atl Refg Deb 6s..504
14 B & O 0
6 Tl tk O refg Rs
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5 Can Sou 6s 94 04 04
13 Can Nor Rv 7s 110 1097s 110
13 Can Nor Rv 6s...lo lo 108
81 Con Pno deb 4b.... 78 77 77
5 Cent Dist Tel 5s.... 98 98 98
3 Cent Vew Kng 4s... 6? 61 68
14 Cent Pac 4s 83 82 82
20 Out Pac 3R 87 86 87
5 Cent R R N J 6S...106 105 lOHa
6 Cerro de Pasco 8s.. Ill 111 111
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63 C & O CV 5k ,
16 C & O cv 4s ,
4 C & O gen 4s. ..,
23 C & A refg 3s ,
4 C & A 3s
141 C B Q Fs ,
6 C B Q Ills 4s
133 C R I 6s of 1961...
7 C G W 4s ,
4 CIS L 6s ,
6 C M St P Conv 6s..
3 Gen 4s
R Gen cv 4s
34 Gen rfg 4s
6 Gen gen 4s
4 Gen deb 4n
13 Gen 4s M & Pgt S
1 C N W 7s
1 C N W 33
7 Ch Ry 6s
4 C R I & P Gen 4s
24 C R I & P rfg 4s.
2 C St P M & O 6s... 105 106
2 Ch Un Stn 6s 112 113
0 Ch 4s 90 90
2 Ch & W Ind 7s fs...l01 101
3 Chile Copper 7s. .
20 Chile Copper 6s. .
14 CCC St L rfg 6s.
1 C C C St L 48..
9 Colo & Sou 43. .
6 Colo & Sou 1st 4s
4 Col Gas 6s
4 Cnl Gas stamped..
28 Con Gas 7s
6 Cuba Cane, Sugar
con deb 8s 74 74 74t4
7 Cuba Cane Sgr db 7s 77 77 77
2 Cuba R R 73 101 100 100V,
1 Cuba R R 5s 78 78 78
15 Cuba Amn Sg Col Ssl03 103 10S
5 Cumberland Tel 6s. 89 89 89
1 Del & Hudson Cn 6s 91 91 01
8 Denver Imp .5s 87 87 87
2 Denver Imp rfg 5s.. 44 43 43
3 Denver Imp con 4s. 74 73 73
15 Det EdlBon 1st rft
6s B 100 100 100
3 Det Col 6s of 1933.. 94 94 94
8 Det Unl Rwy 4s. 65 66 65
9 Dia Match 7s,...107 107 107
3 Dist 5s 35 35 SS
10 Du Pont 7s 103 103 103
16 Duquene Llgllt OS. .103 liu i".
16 Erie Prior lien 4s.. 69 69 69
7 Erie Gen lien 4s.... 45 44
24 Erie cv 4s A
17 Erie B
24 Erie D
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2 Gen E!eo deb 6s. ..105 105 105
3 Gen Elec deb 5s... 99 99 9914
45 Goody'r Tire 8s, '31 98 97 98
57 Goody'r Tire 8s."'41.112 112 112
67 Grand Trunk 7. ..110 109 109
27 Grand Trunk 6s... 101 101 102
43 Ot Nor 7s 107 107 107
77 Gt Nor 6s 96 96 96
1 Granny I 17 t7 17
53 tlr-.n Hay W iltb l' I
21 11.1. n A Man Rfg 6a 78 71 74
II )l..n Man Ino 6a tl M M
I Ills Cent ( $o lS 00
1 III tent rfg 4a.... 81 t4 MS
4 Ills Cent 4. 61... 71 7n 7i
It C St I. ft No Jt ts. 4 04 94
4 It'll Steel a 00 01
S3 lnt Met 4. It I t0
It lnt M-l rlfa of dtp U 16 15
67 Inl HI rfg t t 03
It lnt Marine 95 03 02
4 lnt Paper Rfr 6.. ! 83 84
H Invincible Oil ts... 17 S7 87
2 lo Cent 4a , 30 36 3'i
15 K 0 Ft H AV M 4.. 76 76 7
6 K C Term 4 79 70 70
0 K C Sou 6s lb i 86
15 K I.' S'.U 3 64 64 44
10 Kelly Spxfld 6a l"l l".l 13
1 Lack Steel ta, M0.. 85 i i
1 Lake Shore 4a, '28.. 02 95 05
22 Lake Shore 4a. '31.. 00 00 10
t l.fhh Val Cv 4. 87 87 87
3 Lorlllard 6 03 03 03
1 L ft N 7s 107 107 l')7
20 L ft N ts lot lot 101
1 I. t N Unl 4s to 69 so
2 L & N 8 Ry "t 4. 77 77 77
1 .Man Ry 4s 63 61 M
6 M K T Ry Col 4.. 9.1 03 01
30 MKT Ry 1st con 6 83 62 85
40 M'X Pete 8 D'l 11 1"!
2 Ml.'h St Tel 6s 97 97 07
4 Mldvale Steel 6... 87 66 67
27 Minn St L 4s... 34 84 34
2 MStPftSSM .101 I'll 101
39 M St L rfg 6s.. 35 34 36
2 MKTSF 4 fs ct dep 64 64 64
101 MKTSF pr Hen 6s. 77 77 77S
81 MKTSF pr lieu 6a. 92 01 01
27 MKTSF 1st 74 74 74S
3 MKTSF 2nd 4s.... 61 61 61
20 MKTSF clfs of dep 16 16 16
1 MKTSF rfg '... . 75 75 75
13 Mo Pae gen 4 61 61 01
10 M & O 6 101 101 MIS
1 Mont Power 6.... 85 95 05
87 Mannssau Elec 4.. 33 82 83
8 N Y C Col 7a 10 106 105
$0 N Y C deb 6s 99 99 80
4 N Y C rfg 4.... 86 86 86
6 N Y C 4s, '34 66 86 86
3 N Y C con 4s 79 79 70
1 N Y C rfg 3 75 75 76
2 NYC & St I. deb 4a 83 83 83
8 NYC St L 4s.. 73 73 7:1
2 NYCiStL MC 3s. 71 71 71H
36 N Y Kdlson s A. 106 105 106
24 N Y N H H os.. 68 67 68,
7 NYNH & H 4s, '56 49, 47 48
7 NYNH & H 4s, '66. 49 47 48
4 NYNH A H v. '66. 49 48 40
3 NYNH & H 4. '67. 43 43 43
9 N Y Rys adj 6s.... 9 0 0
9 N Y Rys rfg 6.... 32 32 32
64 N Y T 6a 1941 ....103 102 102
11 N Y T 6s 1041 ...10S 102 103
34 N Y T 43 90 00 80
45 N Y W & 13 4 40 39 41)
2 Nfk Sou 5a 68 58 68ft
6 Nfk Sou 6s 106 105 4 1'
1 Nfk Sou con 4s... 87 8V 87 Vi
33 Nfk Sou J & C 48 84 84 8
7 Nor Pao 6 106 108 1064
20 Nor Pac 3 61 60 60
45 Gt Nor jt 6.. ..106 106 108
4 Ntn Sta Four 6a.. 68 88 81
2 Ntn Sta Pow 6 .. 90 99 99
29 N W B T 7 ....107 111? lid
17 Ogn Ry & N 4s .. 86 86 65
6 Ogn B L gtd 5s... 97 07 07
6 O S L gtd 4s .... 88 88 88
67 O W R R & N 4s.. 78 78 7SS
6 Pac Gas 6 66 66 60
3 Packard 8s 99 90
1 Pan-Amer Pe 7a .. 96 06 00
7 Pa 7s of 1930 ....106 106 lUtj
3 Gold Cs 105 106 105
3 t.0id 6a 96 95 95
3 Gold con 4s .... 96 86 96
16 Gold gen 4 .... 87 86 86
5 Peo Gas 6s ...... 86 86 SS
2 Philip By 4s 44 44 44
5 Pierce OH 8 100 100 100
24 Pgh CCS L 6s .. 92 92 02
. P S of N J 6 .... 76 76 76
1 Reading gen 4 .. 82 82 82
1 Rio G col 4s 63 63 63
1 RiotG 1st 4a 74 74 74
5 S L I Mt 6a 95 96 95
6 S L I Mt 4a 83 82 83
6 S L R & G D 4s.. 76 Vi 76 76Vi
5 S h S F gen 6s ..101 101 101 Vi
30 8 L S F gen 4s... 68 68 68
3 S L SF gen 6s ... 82 82 82
23 S L S F gen 6s ... 96 96 86.
47 S L 8 F adj 6s... 76 76 75
63 8 L S F ino 6s... 60 69 6S
H S L S W T 6 73 73 73
6SP&KCSL 4 77 77 77
3 S Ant & A P 4s.. 71 71 71
49 Se Boa con 6s ... 61 49 40
C3 Sea Boa adj 5s... 21 20 20
3 Sea Boa stam 4s.. 64 64 54
165 Sea Boa rfg 4s.... 38 37 37
3 Shar St Hoop 8s.. 95 94 05
62 gin cons cv 7s..l00 100 100
1 So Bell Tel 6s.... 94 84 4
6 So A C 4 88 68 88
15 So A C rfg 4 84 84 84
3 So A C col 4 .... 80 79 80
35 S F Term 4s .... 80 80 80
31 So Ry gen ... 94 94 94
48So Ry gen 6s .... 90 89 00
45 So Ry gen 4a .... 62 61 61
5 So Ry 4a B L D.. 76 76 76
1 Stan Gas 6s 92 92 92
13 So Cal 7s 106 106 105
10 Steel & Tube 7s.. 98 88 98
3 Tex Pao 2nd 5s.. 60 60 60
33 Third Ave adj 6s . 67 67 67
7 Third Ave rfg 4s.. 61 61 61
2 Toledo S L W 4S.. 60 60 . . t,
3 Toledo P Li 3s .. 86 86 86
2 Ulster Del 6 89 89 80
1 U P 6s 102 102 102
37 U P 1st 4a 91 91 01
3 U P cv 4s 1 91 91
3 U P rfg 4S 84 84 84
6 Unl Drug 8 106 106 106
30 U R I 6s P I ... 80 79 79
1 Unl Tank Car 7s. .103 103 103
4 U S Rub 7s 1030.104 104 104
irj S Rubber 7s. ...101 100 101
6 U 8 Rubber 6 87 86 86
(US Smelting 6s... 97 97 97
S3 U S Steel SF 5s. ..100 100 100
24 Caro Chem deb 7s 92 03 92
1 Caro Chem 8s .... 93 93 93
10 Caro Chem 6s .... 05 95 95
3 Van Rwy ts 90 90 90
12 West Maryland 4s. 61 61 61
13 West Shore 4 80 79 70
lOWest Shore regd... 77 77 77
4 West Pao 6s 85 84 86
3 W U 6a 108 107 108
3 W U 6s 94 94 94
0 Westlnghouse El 7s 106 105 106
4 Wiokwire fs 7s.... 97 97 . 07
3 Wllkesbarre East 6a 65 . 65 . 65
1 Wilson 1st 6s 95 05 95
8 Wilson CV 6s 85 85 85
7 Wilson 7s temp.. 96 98 96
3 Wis Cent 4s 75 76 75
Total sales, tl4.897.000.
Chicago Grain ! Omaha Grain
St. Ixmls Livestock.
East St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 14. Cattle
Receipts, 2.000 head: beef steers, light
yearlings and she stock, market strong to
15o higher; top yearlings, $7.76; bulk beef
steers, (6.25 7.25; quality common to me
dium, bulls, slow to 25c lower; veal calves,
25 to 50c lower; stockers, strong.
Hogs Receipts, 12,500 head; market
closed with early advance lost; early top,
$10.40; closing, $10.00 10.15 on 140 to 190
pound averages; 200 to 260-pound weights,
$9.7510.00; pigs about steady; bulk de
sirables, $1.7530.76; packer sows, steady.
Sheep Receipts. 2,500 head; lambs, 26
to 60 cents higher; top, $14.75 paid for
double 'choice Colorado 78-pound lamb to
packers; bulk good lambs, $14. 0014. to;
mediums, $13.25613.75; medium grades of
heavy yearlings, $11.25; ewes, $6.60 & 7.00.
Sioux City Lire Stock.
Sioux City, la., Feb. 14. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3.600 head; market steady to
strong: fed steers and yearlings. $7,004?
0.00; warmed ops. $4 000.75; fat cows
nd heifers, $4.006.75; canners, $3,000
3.75; veals, S4.00I00; feeders, $5.00
7.00; caives. $4.507.25: feeding cows and
belfers. $3.60T5.25; stockers. $5 007.OO.
Hogs Receipts. 10.000 head; market,
10 (j ire higher: butchers, $9.10 9.40; light,
tt.tOSt.tO; mixed, $3.2509.00; heavy
packers,, 87.25ffi7.50; western pigs, $10.25;
bulk ot sales, $9.1009.50.
Sheep Receipts, 2.000 head; market 25c
higher; ted western lambs, $14.00.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, Feb. 14. Cattle Receipts, ,
000 head; boef steer active; mostly 15c
higher; spots up more; top, $9.00 on year
lings and heavy steers; bulk bee4 steer,
$7.0098.00; fat he-stocK and bull steady
to strong; bulk fat cows and heifers,
$4.256.75; canners and cutter easy;
mostly $3 006 3 75; veal calves steady;
bulk vealera, $10.00 610.75; stockers and
feeders strong to 15c higher;. bulk. $6.36
7.00. , .
Hog Receipts. 36.000 head; active;
mostly 10 to 16c higher than Monday's
average; close strong: shippers bought
about 10,000; holdover moderately liberal;
top, $10.25 on 140 to 180-pound averages;
bulk, $0.7010.10; pigs slow; it to 60c
lower; bulk 110 pounds and down, $S.2t
$8.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 10.000; best
fat lambs 26 to too higher; others and
sheep strong to 25c. higher; fat lambs,
tap, $15.30; bulk, $14 60615.00; top fat
yearlings. $13.26; wethers. $915: ewes,
$7.75; hulk fat ewe. $7.0007.60; no feed
er here. i
By CHARLES MICHAELS.
Omaha lire lawd Mire.
Cliicaao. Feb. 14. StrciiKth iu
foreign markets over the holiday,
when Chicago was closed, resulted
in a general rush of huyinn here at
the ojiening. May deliveries of al!
grain told at a new high on the
present upturn. The July was in new
ground for the season. Iiiiiiiciim:
profit taking on the bule made a
good setback, but the close was
stroiiK on all grains with net pains
of 3J-4(!i.5 l-2c on wheat, 1 S-8H.1
3-4c on corn, l-2(i5-8c un oats ami
3 1-4(53 l-2c on rye.
Execution of stop-loss orders, in
large volume, advanced wheat as
much as 6 l-2c over Saturday's tin
ish, with May leading. $1.39 1-2 be
ing touched. The bulge brought
profit taking- from all classes of
traders with houses, usually acting
for leading New York interests, per
sistent sellers in large quantities at
$1.38 and over. This selling contin
ued for several hours, but finally
was absorbed. The close was at
$1.38 1-2.
It was easier to trace the selling than
the buying. At the Inst, the local ele
ment were well evened up. July showed
considerable activity. After selling at
$1.33. on the opening bulge, It reacted
to $1.20. only to close at $1.21. The
May July spread widened out to 16o at
the last, against 16c at the finish Sat
urday. Winnipeg showed more strength
than Chicago, and was up 6c from Sat
urday, while Kansas City July was 4c
higher.
Big Export Business.
A hipf export business was under way
in wheat, with antes reported aa high
as 1.000.000 bushels nnd messages from
the seaboard indicated thut In some In
stances hedges against this grain hail
not been removed. Liverpool waa up 4
U6e from Saturday and Buenos Aire
lfi higher as compared" with Monday.
A good flour business was put through
at Minneapolis and the milling demand
generally showed Improvement with sales
of 100.000 bushels at Omnha. Premium
on spring wheat on spot wore 3(fj'10c
lower with the poorer kinds leading.
Strong commission houses were in the
buying side of corn and while there was
a sharp reaction after the early bulge
due to receipts of 2,067 cars here and
a break of j lc in the basis" as com
pared with the May, a swift upturn came
toward the last on reports that the grain
corporation would buy 26.000 tons of corn
grits, equal to around 1,600.000 bushels
grain. It was understood there were
large export orders In the market while
liberal sales wore made abroad over the
holiday. Country offerings were not large
despite the advance. Chicago handlers
sold 675.000 bushels to the seaboard.
Oats were affected by the action of
other grains and ranged higher. Houses
with northwestern connections bought May
and sold July. Basis in the sample mar
ket was about c lower as compared
with May with receipts 344 cars.
Pit Notes. ,
Discounts on cash corn were widened
about Is, which about offset the advance
In futures in tha local market. The tablos
were full of corn while the demand was
Insufficient to take care of the offerings
except at reduced prices. Travelers for
grain firms say there is no Indication as
yet of a falling off In the movement.
The amount of wheat on ocesn passage
showed an increase of 5.104.000 bushels
for the week. The increased shipments
from Australia and Argentina will make
large world's shipments for the next few
weeks.
Australian wheat shipments for the week
were 3,400.000 fiushels, of which 1,272.000
bushels was shipped to nonEuropean
countries.
One reason for the strength at Buenns
Aires and Liverpool was ascribed to the
unfavorable production reports from the
Pampas district, comprising about 2.000.
000 acres of wheat. Small yields In that
district were said to have been duo to
earlier drouth conditions.
Grain men back from the southwest say
that wheat is showing well above ground
tb about 60 miles west or Pratt. Kan., but
that west of that line the drouth effect Is
shown. Much wheat has not germinated,
put it is still possible for it to do so
with good rains. Kansas City wired Le-
lann mat crop conditions in the south
west show no change over the holidays.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2657. Feb. 14,
Art. Open. High. Low. Close. Sat.
Wht. II
May 1.37 1.30 1.36 1.38 1.33
1.39 1.38 1.33
July 1.22 1.23 1.20 1.21 1.18
123 1.21 1.17
Rye,
May 1.00 1.07 1.04 1.05 1.02
1.07
July .95 97 .95 .96 93
Corn
May .69 .60 .49 .60 .69
.60 60 .59
July .62 .63 .61 .60 .61
Oats. 62
May .41 .41 .40 .41 .40
41 41 .40
July .43 .43 .42 -42 .42
Pork. -42 42
May 19.37 19.40 19.37 19.40 19.10
Lard.
May 10.90 11.05 10.90 11.02 10 82
July 11,18 11 25 11.12 11.25 11.05
Ribs.
May 10.45 10.60 10.45 10.57 10. SO
July 110.50 10 67 10.60 110.65 10.37
New York Cotton.
liew iorK, eD. 14. The trend con
tinued upward in the cotton market to
day with increased support. A gain-of
aoout c a pound was scored In the first
two hours under buying of Wall street
shorts and for Liverpool and Japanese
account The advance, promoted largely
on the firmness of Livernonl snH helneri
by the continued betterment of exchange
ana securities, gamed strength as the ses
sion progressed and by early afternoon the
maraer was up 30 to 40 points over Satur
day's final prices. Western Interests lent
support in the afternoon. Stop loss orders
were reached In the last hour, when all
options were up c a pound over Saturday
and final prices were close to the day
best.
Spot cotton steady, 65 points advance
lor middling upland.
Southern spot markets: Galveston, 17.40e,
60 points advance; New Orleans, 16.60c, 25
points advance: Savannah. 16.75c. 87
points advance; Augusta. 16.81c, 65 points
aavance; Mempnts. lie, zo points advance;
Houston, 17.25c, 60 points advance; Little
Rock, 17c, 26 points advance.
CMcigo Produce.
Chicago, Feb. 14. Butter Higher:
creamery extras, 26c: firsts. 810354c:
seconds, 2830c: standards, 34c. Eggs-
unsettled; receipts. 14.824 esses; firsts,
35c; ordinary firsts, 35 03c; miscel
laneous, 3434c
Y. Poultry.
New York. Feb. 14 Live Poultry Ir
regular. Broilers, 3440c; chickens, 25.9
26c; fowls, 25628c; roosters, 16c; turkeys.
45c.
Dressed Poultry Steady. Western chick
ens. 25J 46e; fowl. 196 30c; old rooster,
ls&:4c: turkey. 48 Sole
Omaha, February 14.
The run of wheat over the three
day holiday continued heavy at all
points. Omaha received 15S cars, as
compared with 71 cars last year.
Corn receipts were 221 cars, as
against 102 cart, a year ago. Oats
were rather light, only 31 cart of
that cereal being reported in, as
against 18 cars lat year. Shipments
were light, the total of all grains
being 182 cars.
Wheat in the future market opened
very strong, 6c to 7c higher than
Saturday's close, being influenced by
the strength in Winnipeg and Liver
pool Monday and this morning.
Winnipeg closed yesterday 55c to
6Jec up, while Liverpool at our
opening time this morning was
about 7!Jd higher than Saturday's
close. Corn cables were also higher.
The strength of the future market
was reflected in a higher range of
values in our cash markets. A good
demand prevailed for 6pot wheat at
prices ranging from 3c to Sc higher.
Corn was a ready sale at 'Ac to Ic
higher, the market was generally
up. Oats went at about unchanged
values. Rye was quoted 3c higher,
while barley was generally un
changed. WHEAT.
No. 2 dark hard: 1 car, $1.33; 3 cr
(smutty), tl-32. .
No. 3 dark hard: 1 ar (very mutty),
tl.26; 1 car (amutty), $1.29.
No. 1 hard winter: 1 car, tl,25; 3 car.
$1.26: 1 car. $1.27.
No. t hard winter: 1 car (near dark!.
$1.31; 1 car (near dark), $1.30; 4 crs.
$1.25; 5 cars, $1.14; 1 car (smutty. eml
darkl, $1.28; 3 cars (semi-dark), $1 26: 3
cars (semi-dark), $157; 1 car (smutty).
$1.25: 2 cars (smutty), $1.24; 1 car
(smutty), $1 23
No 3 hard winter: 1 car (near dark).
$1.32; 1 car. $1.22; 2 cars, $1.21; 1 car.
$1.20: 1 car (smutty, emi-aarKi, ji.no
1 car (smutty, .03 per cent heat
aged 1. $1.24; 3 cars (smutty), $1.22;
(smutty, semi-dark), $1.26; 1 car
smutty), $1.23.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 ear (4 Per cent
rye), $1.19: 1 car (1 per cent heat dam
aged), $1.15; 1 car, $1.19; 1 car (.02 Per
cent heat damaged, amutty), $1.17; 1 car,
(.09 per cent beat damaged, smutty),
$1.20. ,
No. 5 hard winter: 1 car (near dark),
$1.24; 1 car, $1.03.
No. 3 yellow: 1 car, $t.23; 13 cars, 31.22.
No. 3 yellow hard: 7 cars. $1.21.
No. 5 yellow hard: 1 car. $1.03.
Sample yellow: 1 car, $1.16.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car (durum), $1.09; 3-5
ear (durum). tl.Og.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, $1.23; 1 car (smut
ty), $1.08; car (smutty, durum), $1.07:
1 car (durum), $1.10.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car (durum), tl.08..
CORN.
No. 1 white: 1 car. 48c.
No. 2 white: 5 cars, 48c; 17 cars, 47c;
3 cars, (shipper wts.), 47c.
No. 3 white: 2 cars, 47c.
No. 1 yellow: 2 cars, 48c.
No. 2 yellow: 11 cars, 48c; 1 car, 47c;
3 ears, (shipper wts.), 48c.
No, 3 yellow: 1 car, (special billing),
48c; 10 cars, 47c; 6 cars, 47c.
No. 1 mixed: 2 cars, 47c; 1 car, 47c
No. 2 mixed: 3 cars, (special billing),
47c; 2 cars, 47c; 2 cars, 47c; 11 cars,
3 mixed: 1 car (special billing),
4 cars, 47c; 1 car (near white),
dam
1 car
(very
47c.
No.
47c;
47c.
Sample mixed
1 car, 45c.
OATH
K. t while: I ear (ahipprwt ), $4e;
I car, t4o; 7 cars. 14C t car (heavy
pe.al billing), ltd.
Nu, 4 while; I cars, 34c.
No. I mixed: 1 rar. Ho.
ItVK.
No. t: I J-t rar. tiu.
No. I; t car. :; I fit, tie,
HAIlLtl.
No. 4: I ear, tie.
Nu, 1 feed: 1 rar, tic.
OMAHA IIKCKIPT8 AND SHIPMENTS.
Week Tear
Receipts Today, Ag. Am.
Wheat U 40 71
Cum Iti P5 lit
Data 31 1 1
live II 4 t
Hurley 3 4 t
Week Year
Shipment Today. A. Ago.
Wheat 30 33
Cunt 02 74 70
Out 17 1 to
Harley t 4 S
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipt Today.
Wheat 2.473.OU0
Corn 3.O.I9.0OO
Ost 1,201,000
t Bushels I
W'eeK
Ago.
".'. 11O
2.540.000
C94.000
Week
Ago.
479.OO0
1.676.000
394.000
Tr
Ago.
771.000
1,211.000
621.000
Year
Ago.
(!6,000
070,000
610,000
Shipments Today.
Wheat 616,000
Corn 1.801,000
Oat 663,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushel Today. Tr. ago.
Wheat and Flour .... 626.000 853.000
Corn 1,022.000 43,000
Oat 20.000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Csrlot Today Wit, Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 23 7( 24
Corn 631 1,0S 490
Oat 105 203 l
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Carlot Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 733 162 341
Corn 15 60 107
Oat 48 10 27
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlot Today Wk, Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 227 40 270
Corn 4i 70 163
Oats Ill 30 122
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPT3.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Minneapolis 606 249 274
Duluth 22 12 74
Winnipeg 276 387 631
Bushels Today. Wk. Ago.
Wheat
Corn .
Oats ..
Rye
Barley ...
Bushels
Wheat ...
Corn
Oats
Kye
Barley ...
..42,117,000
..34.470,000
. .68,669.000
.. 7.110,000
.. 2.244.000
42.210,000
80.778.OOO
61.010,000
7.097,000
2.466.000
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markfl t.narally atroi'f 10 Ita hihr:
fat lamb. Ill 01014 0; 'at . H.OOty
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e.ipls, I "04 head: I ta !0 hltnstj lop,
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South
Sioux City,
Nebraska,
Direct Obligation
Intersection Paving Bond
Du. Ssri.lly Auf. 1, 12 to
Aiif. 1, 1941. Noj-cHdU.
Priced to Yield 9.50
Circular upon request.
J Company U
Omaha Kansas City
H. E. Harris, Re. Mgr.
701 Peters Trull BMf. DO Ml
OMAHA STOCKS.
Today.
....2.096,000
....1.278,000
....2,858.000
.... 647,000
.... 36.000
Tr. Ago.
29.662.000
24,378,000
34,036.000
2.167.000
2,794.000
Tr. Ago
818,000
1.228.000
1,268.000 I
42.000 1
29.000
Kansas City Hay.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 14. Hay Un-changed.
$10,000
Wilsonville, Neb.
6 Semi-Annual Interest
Electric Light Bonds
Assessed valuation ..$1,200,000
Bonded indebtedness 25,000
Denomination $1,000
Due 1931-41
Par and Interest to yield full 6.
C. E. Johnson
MUNICIPAL BONDS
211 Keeline Bldg. Jsckson 1720
a
(x( litii Is
tHTJBHAl CWT ABU
Kansas City
Gas Company
lit Mortgage 6 Gold Bond
Non-callable Due 1942
Property value four time
the amount of the, First
Mortgage Bonds, the only
debt of fhe Company.
Net earnings over six
time Bond Interest
charges.
Price yielding about
620
Circular on Bequest.
The National City Company
Omha First National Bank BMf
Telephone 3S1S Douglas
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