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THE EF.Rj OMAHA, SATURDAY. MARCH 4. 192.
Finandal
Sbc ft? 2 orkCi in ti.
By ALEXANDER DANA NO YES.
Umak Ilea Wire.
New York, March J In xiint t(
activity kii4 lrtniii!i the Hot: mare
krt mj Iho lni market divided in.
irt today. Transaction in nock
llruiictl the nulliun liaic nurk
iid an unusually Utxt number l
separate lurci were cJfelt in, m tilt
many advaiicft r4ntiiiiK from 1 to
i points. Thcte wiurr4 in llie in
dustrial altarr; the tailwayi frt
(rartu aWy imuionlcM.
'I lie upward movement wa under
the usiul professional ampicr; it
wat another in tlir rrirt oi rxptrU
inrnti planned with view of tct
it'K the outside public' attitude.
Hiut far, the experiment have
ninny found the tpeculative puhlic
unwilling to buy at any conmder-
able advance and the investing
puhlic unwilling to tell. The Hoik
market had no atimutua in the day't
general news but it took no interest
in it.
Transaction in bond were not
far from the largest of the year and
v .lie advance in price general, lor
eiga government bond were par
tii ularly strong, notably the Scan. I
dinavian loan, aome of which, along
with the United Kingdom eon
lettable 5 1-2 reached new high
(round.
I4III Interest Shown.
New of the fin department' Inilma
tlnil Hint It wished to b kept Informed
of negotiation for luan to fureign
cnuntrlee had nturlljf no bearing on
outatendlng bond n( that nature. To
Ida ettant that any aui'h eiipervlaloii
ahoulil discriminate agalnat fulura credits
la countries which ara making no serloua
affurt In balance Ihelr budgets It would
ha clearly in tha Interest of lha general
Investment atluallon, Beyond that fact,
tha announcement interested Wall street
rhtcfly aa official recognition of tha place
whiih Inveatmenl of American rapllal In
L'urop haa aaaumad.
A decline In alerting and French ex.
change, lu ratal below any rearheil thia
wwk or laat week wea no unexpected re
action aflrr tha prolonged anil extensive
use. There wm aoma dlapnaitlon by lha
market, which prefer lomret rauara.
to aarrlb It to Lloyd George thraat of
resignation. That avant would certainly
throw at leaat aoma temporary confusion
Into tha Kuropean negotiatlona on which
tha Hue In exchange haa been partly
based.
Further incline In tha German mark to
.39 of a cant reached a low level aur
paused only In tha three weeka of laat
November, when tha rata hovered around
.33c.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
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Chicago Grain 1 1 Omaha Grain
TtMiltloni.
Detll of the rrv statements nxatn
rail sttention to the rapid string thenlnif
of the batik I na poaitton In the "froan
credit" districts west and south. Re
serve ratio roae i Pallas to 6H per
cent, anal nut 67.1 In the week prevedlnf
and at the end of January. This
week's 70 per cent reported by Atlanta
compares with 69 & and fm at the two
earlier dates the 71 at Minneapolis with
70 and 64V These notable advances dur
ing February have coincided with decrease
In tha mm me period at all th eastern re
serve banks; tha Minneapolis percentage
is actually higher than that of Ronton.
in every caaa the week a stronger position
of tha banks referred to Is a consequence
of reduction In outstanding loans, fairly
clear evldenc that settlement of deferred
indebtedness Is proceeding satisfactorily.
Testimony of the week and mercantile
reviews Is considerably more positive to
day, regarding change for tha better In
the course of trade, than they have been
at any time thla year. Recovery Is slow;
sometimes the hopeful judgment seems
to be based rather on merchants' predic
tions than on merchants orders; but the
trend aeema to have defined itself and it
must be remembered that we are etlll
a good distance away from the tradition
ally active period, even of the spring
season.
New York Quotations
Range of prices of tha leading stocks,
furnished hy Logan & Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Thurs.
High. Low. Close Close.
. 97'i 96 96 97
. 87'ii 17 37H 37
.137 136H 1364
. 79H 78 78?i
. 60 59 4 69', 60
. 75T4 75 75i 75',4
. 25's
. S9i
. 17
A. , T. A S. F.
B. & O
Can. Pacific .
N. T. Central.
i 'ties. & Ohio ....
tlreat Northern ..
K. C. Southern...
J.ehlgh Valley ...
Mo. Paclflo
New Haven
Nor. Paclflo
a & N. W
Pennsylvania
Reading
R. I. P
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
C, M. Bt. P....
Union Facifts
75
25',i
594
22
17
79
68
85
734
40
84
20.
22
Am. Car Fdry..
Allts-Chalmera ,
Am. Loco
Baldwin Loco. .
Bethlehem Steel .,
Cola Fuel Iron.
Crucible
Am. StI. Fdry
Lackawanna Stl. ..
Mtdvale Stl
Pressed Stl. Car...
Republlo Stl.-Iron
Ry. Stl. Sprgs.
Sloss-Schefficld ...
17. S. Stl
Vanadium
68
S5
74
41
85
21
23
..132 131
STEELS.
..161 160 150
... 46i 46 46
..111 1095i 111.
..107 106 106 106
85
69
22
17
79
68
35
73
40
S4
20
23
131
69
23
17
79
67
35
74
40
84
21
23
131
151
45
109
64
27
68
33
46
30
65
49
STVa
::7
9o
37
64
25
56
33
46
30
65
48
97
36
94
6
COPPERS.
Anaconda ......... 49 48
Am. Smlt Rer. Co. 48
Cerro Da Pasco
Chill
rhino
Oraen Cananea.
Inspiration
Kennecott
Miami
Nevada Con
Bay Con........
Baneca
Utah
General Asphalt..
Cosden
California Pet...
Island Oil-
Invincible Oil ..
Mexican Pet....
Middle State .
Pacifto Oil
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil
Pure OH .......
Royal Dutch ...
Sinclair Oil ....
Stan. Oil, N.
Teiaa Co
L-nion Oil .
"White Oil ...
35
. 17
. 26
.. 26
., 89
.. 28
. 27
. 14
. 33
. 14
. 63
OILS.
. 64'
.. 36'
. 62
47
34
16
26
26
.38 .
27
27
14
134
13
62
(3 '
33
61
-1
16
48
66
S3',
7
St
S2
22
181
45
17
3
8
6
16
39
TIRES.
.... 17
127
... 13
.... 49
.... 67
....34
7
4
.... 63
22
J. .181
.... 45
.... 17
.... '4
XiOTORS.
Chandler . . '4
Oeneral Motors .. 8
Willys-Overland .. 6
Pierce-Arrow ..... 17
White Motor 39
Studebaker 100
RUBBER AND
Flsk 13
Goodrich 38
Kelley-Sprlngfield 43
Keystona Tiro .... 16
AJax 15H
17. S. Rubber 59
IN DU ST It 1 A 1.0.
'Am. Beet Sugar.. 59 37
A.. Q. & W. I.... 87 25
Am. Int. Corp.... 44- 44
Am. Sumatra .... 28
Am. Telephone ..120
American Can .... 42
Central Leathar .. S5
Cuba Cans 10
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 21
Corn Producta ...
Famous Playera..
Gen. Electric ...
at. Nor. Ore....
Int, Harvester ..
Am. H. & L. pfd
U. a Ind. Alcohol 44
Int. Paper 48
Int. M. M. pfd... 71
Am. Sugar Ret... 74
feara-Roeback .... 69
Strom, berr
Tobacco Prod.....
Worth. Pump....,
Wilson Co
Western Union....
Weat. Electric...
Americas Woolen.
64
27
57
33
46
30
65
49
97
S7
94
06
49
48
35
17
26
26
39
28
27
14
13
14
634
3.
35
61
1T4
16
123 125
13 13
48
57
33
7
54
53 ,
22
181
46
17
8
6
"-6
39
64
25
66
33
45
30
65
48
97
35
95
37
4S
47
34
16
26
38
28
27
14
13
13
62
63
15
6t
1
17
124
13
48
66
33
7
S4
53
' 22
181
46
ni
7414
8
6
17
39
98 100
.104
84
13
37
41
15
15
68
8
119
41
34
10
SI
102
82
13
38
43
16
15
69
39
26
44
28
120
41
85
10
21
13
37
41
16
15
58
37
. 25
44
28
119
4-.H
34
10
1
103 102
4 83
163 153 153 152
15 35 15
70
44
68
46
49
4
69
IS
70
44
47
70
72
6
44
7
46
46
(3
65
5
MISCELLANEOUS,
70
44
48
71
H
68
44
68
46
40
4
65
tl
90
69
44
48
. 71
72
68
43
68
Jf
Am. Cotton Oil... 24 24 Z4
Am, Agr. Chem.. 35 S5 36
Am! Linked S3 324
Union Bag. pfd... !
Bosch Magneto .. 38 S8
Brooklyn R. T-...
Continental Can... 69 61 69
IM, Packing T 7S 7
Colombia Ga-Elec. 77 76 i7
Colombia Graph. .. 1 5
United Drug 2 t 61
National Enamel .. 34 4 '4
TJnlted rmlt . 141 141 141
LerUlard Tobacco. 151 li li
i if l
"-aiitnil Lead. ,.
-''a
35
i"i
J'
s
66
73
77
1
4
141
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By CHARLES D. MICHAELS,
Omaha Hew lauMd W Ira.
Chicago, March 3. Grain prices
were highest at the opening and low
et toward the close. While the in-
ftitle figure were not maintained, the
finish was at net losses of J-RfVt)
3-4c on wheat, l-4(fl-2 on corn, 3-8
(a.l-2 on oats and unchanged to o ne
liialicr on rye.
Local sentiment was bullish early
on wheat. The strength in Liver
pool, which was up 3 l-4c and Bue
nos Aires up 3 cents, induced con
siderable buying but on the bulges
there was heavy selling by strong
commission houses, mainly in the
way of profit taking, and a decline
of 3(f3 3-8c followed. Trices fluc
tuated rapidly with minprrous bulges,
a closing rally being due to local
short covering.
The greater part of the news af
fecting the cash situation was bull
ish. A liberal export business was
under way, with sales in all positions
over 1,000.000 bushels, including 345.
000 bushels hard winter via the gulf.
The seaboard" was after hard winter
here and at Omaha and the milling
demand showed signs of broadening
materially in the immediate future.
However, long grain came out freely
on all bulges here and at Kansas
City and the weakness in the latter
market had some effect here and it
went to 14 l-4c under Chicago at
the last.
Minneapolis Market Strong.
Northwestern markets showed more
strength than Chicago, Minneapolis clos
ing lo over, gaining o for the day
while Winnipeg was up e. -Movement
in the southwest is falling off sharply
and primary arrivals are less than a
year ago. Crop reports from the south
west continue to suggent a much better
condition for the new winter wheat crop.
The May-July spread narrowed to 2c at
the last, while the July-September dif
ference waa wider at 7Uc after being 8c
at one time.
Soiling by commission houses that were
the largest buyers of the previous day
brought about a break of 12C In
corn after an early ouigo ot inn
Scattered liquidation was In eviaence on
tho way down and the technical position
counted heavily against a maintenance of
values.
County Ofiermgj small.
Country offerings are small and ar
rivals gradually decreasing. The export
demand is good and local handlers- sold
364,000 bushelB the seaboard. Receipts
292 cars, with sample values c lower. I
Unfavorable crop reports are coming from
Argentine with Buenos Aires lc ntgner
early.
Oals reflected the action of corn and
closed lower after a small bulge early.
The big visible and relatively slow demand
continues to have a depressing effect. Re
ceipts, 94 cars, with sample values un-1
changed to o lower.
Buying by nouses witn seaooara ana
North American connections to remove
hedpes against export sales held rye firm
in the face 6t the break in other grains.
Seaboard messages indicated that the
Norwegian order for 1,000.000 bushels was
being filled.
Pit Notes.
New York wired that It received a ca
ble from London that Russians were buy-
Ins large quantities of rye. Australian
wheat arriving at European ports Is be
ing transshipped to the Baltic 'ports.
No. i yellow corn sold at 7 cents under
May or 61c at the time of the sale,
A Berlin cable said food waa becoming
scarce In Germany and the brean prices
would be Increased 40 per cent In the near
future.
New York wired:
"It was difficult to confirm the volume
of wheat business over night. Confirma-1
tlon on the sale of 500, 000 bushels Mani
tohas late yesterday afternoon was lack
ing, but from what Intimations there
were this morning there was easily 200,
000 to 300,000 bushels of wheat worked,
mainly Manitobas, but partly hard winters.
some corn sales were claimed, Dut no
figures given. A full cargo of corn. New
Orleans to Denmark, sunk in the Atlantic
ocean. A local factor reported sales 350,
000 bushels oats for export oarnight."
Beginning next Monday. Board of Trade
quotations will be distributed by radio
phone every half hour during market ses
sions. The distribution will cover a radiui
of about 500 miles from Chicago.
The Modern Miller says:
"Cro'p prospects over the winter wheat
belt are more favorable as a result of
recent snow. Farmers have very little
wheat in soft winter states . and their
stocks are light."
"In a poll of our offices covering thfl
corn and oats producing sections of the
country on the coarse grain situation, the
renorts show that the country is very
bullish on these grains; that the urgent
liquidation is over and farmers are hold
ing for as high as 75r a bushel." said J.
E. Bennett & Co. "The demand Is good
end feeders are naying 60c for what corn
they can get. The planting season is now
at hand and our advices Indicate that
there will be very little sold from tht
farms until after the crops are in unless
we have a very substantial advance In
prices."
Omaha, .March 3, 1922.
Liverpool market was itronir dur
ing the entire e!ioii and closed at
the top 3 1-4 d higher than yester
day. Uueno Aires opened 2 1-2 up.
On the strength of these foreign
catiies ihicago luture prices were
sharply higher early.
On the advance commission house
selling to secure profit was in evi
dence and continued through most of
the session. The selling of a prom
inent trader who bought yesterday
was said to be the cause of most of
the weakness. While the greater cart
of the news was bullish the under
tone as a whole was not particularly
strong and final prices arc somewhat
under yesterday's.
Keceipts at Omaha todav con
sisted mainly of wheat and corn, 40
cars of wheat and 108 cars corn be
ing reported in out of a total run of
163 cars. lotal shipments were
light aggregating 115 'cars of all
grains.
J here was a Eood brisk demand
for the wheat and floor offerings
were readily taken at unchanged to
1 cent higher. Corn and oats sold
at about unchanged prices. There
was a good demand for rye at 2 to
3c higher; white barley was un
changed, quality considered.
WHEAT.
No. ! dark hard: S cars, SI. 36.
No. 3 dark hard: 2 cars (smutty), 11.31.
No. 1 hard winter: 1 car, $1.31.
No. 1 hard winter: 2 cars (semi-dark).
11.33; 2 cars (semi-dark), 11.32: 2 cars.
$1.31; 4 cars, $1.81; 3 cars, $1.30; 1 car
(.02 per cent heat damaged), $1.30; 1 car
(smutty, semi-dark). $1.33: 1 car (smut
ty), $1.29; 1 car (very smutty, 70 per cent
dark), $1.28.
No. 3 hard winter: 1 car, $1.29; 1 car
(smutty, semi-dark), $1.32,
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car (heavy, semi-
dark), $1.32.
No. a hard winter: 1 car (2.4 per cent
heat damaged), $1.16.
Sample hard winter: 1-5 car (fire
burnt), 85c.
No. 2 yellow hard: 1 car, $1.30.
No. 3 yellow hard: 2 cars, $1.29.
No. 4 yellow hard: 1 car (3.8 per cent
rye), $1.27; 1 car, $1.56.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car ("mutty). spring)
$1.29; 1 car (durum), $1.17.
No. a mixed: 3-i car (smutty), i.ie.
No. S mixed: 1 car (durum), $1.15.
CORN.
No. 1 white: 3 cars, 54c.'
No. 2 white: 10 cars, 64c.
No. 3 white: 1 car, 63 c.
No, 1 yellow: 1 car, 64c; 3 cars, 64c.
No. 2 yellow: 23 cars, 64c.
No. S yellow: 10 cars, 63 c; 1 car.
(special billing), 64c.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, (near yellow), 63c:
Hears, 62c: 1 car, (near white), 63c.
No. 3 mixed: 2 cars, 61 c.
OATS.
No. 3 white: 2 care. 36c; 1 car, 55c.
RYE.
No. 3: 1 2-5 cars, 94e.
No. 4: 4-5 car, 92c.
Sample; 1 car, 93c.
1 car, not wheat, 12 per cent rye.
smutty. $1.20.
No. 8: 1 car, 60c.
1 car, not oats, 84 per cent barley.
34c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AXD SHIPMENTS.
(CAR LOTS.)
New York Bonds
Live Stock
Omaha Produce
Liberty Jlunila.
Siiln. High. Low. Dim.
4i Liberty 2s 7 o 97. "0 ;.
T
t
10
:i4
t
too
2
1490
12
395
2
Receipts-
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Rye
Barley
Shipments-
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Barley .
Today.
... 40
...108
... 11
... 4
8!)
47
26
3
Week
Ago.
46
69
12
4
1
St""
116
16 '
1
Year
Ago.
85
115
39
5
44
28
32
35 84
116 115
39
6
44
28
33
39
44
29
28
32
cent; Thursday
Philadelphia Co. .. 25
Kullman 117
Punta Alegre Sug. 40
South Porto Rico.. 5
Retail Stnrs 45
Superior Stl. ,
St. Louis-San Fran. 29
Virginia Car Chem. 34
Total sales. 915.400.
Money Close. 4 per
close. 4 per cent.
Marks Close, ,0039c; Thursday close,
,0041c.
Francs Close, .0912c: Thursday close,
,0912c.
Sterling Close, $4.43; Thursday close,
$4.42.
w York Cotton.
New York. March 2. Prices held steady
in featureless trading In the cotton mar
ket today until the last hour when sell
ing for spot house account promoted
a allgbt reaction. The opening was fol
lowed ly a slight recession, but the mar
ket came back quickly to a few points
above laat night's close. Trading was fea
tureless well into the afternoon, the
trend, as on Thursday, being narrowly
Irregular. The list dropped 618 points
under yesterday's close, with near posi
tions relatively easy in the late trading.
Last prices were a little up from the
low. but 6913 points under yesterday's
close.
Spot cotton was quiet. 15 points decline,
18.55c for middling upland.
Southern spot markets: Galveston.
17.Sac. unchanged: Savannah, 17.63e. un
changed ; New Orleans. 17c. unchanged;
Augusta, 17.25r, 12 points decline; Mem
phis. 17.60c, unchanged; Houston. 17.75c.
unchanged; Little Rock, 17c. unchanged.
Xew York Dried Fmlts.
Nw York. March 2. Evaporated Apples
Few offered
Prunes Firm.
A pricota Scarce.
Peachea Firmer
Raisins Quiet.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(BUSHELS.)
Receipts Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
Wheat, 666,000 691,000 707,000
Corn 1,389,000 2,471,000 1,590,000
Oat 549,000 723,000 700,000
Shipments.
Wheat 432.000 620,000 620,000
Corn 1,069,000 1,249,000 1,050,000
Oats 712,000 545,000 319,000
CHICAGO
Carlots
Wheat ....
Corn
Oats . ....
Wheat
Corn ,
Oats .
RECEIPTS.
Week
Today. Ago.
25 34
801 972
98 249
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS,
81 177
43 116
6 14
RECEIPTS.
- ST. LOUIS
Wheat
Corn
Oats
NORTHWESTERN
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
68
. 95
. 49
WHEAT
.176
. 29
.243
Year
Ago.
31
. 477
. 123
172
64
18
99
105
62
116
106
43
.RECEIPTS.
S3 137
84 118
161 327
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. March 8.
Art. I Open. High. Low. Close. Yest.
Wht.
May
July
Rye.
May
July
Corn,
May
July
Oats.
May
July
Pork
May
Lard,
May
July
Ribs,
May
July
.1
48
47
24
24
09
09Hrfr.
.97
.67
.68
.70
.70
.42
.42
.41
.44!.
1.48
:'.24
1.09
'.97
.68
'.70
.42
.44
1.44
Viiii
I
1.06
"t5
.66
".68
.41
".43
1.46
1.45
1.22
1.22
1.06
".95
.66
.66
.69
.09
41
I-
.43
46
46
2 2
I
1.06
'.95'
.67
.67
.69
.69
.4!
.43
21.15 J21.25 21.16
12.20 112.25 15.13
12.40 12.40 12.30
11.60 11.69 :l.4S
11.25 111. 25 ll. 05
21.25 121.10
112.12 15.
12.30 12.
1.62
1.00
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn., March 3. Wheat
Receipts. 176 cars, compared with 192
cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern,
$1.53eei.57; May. $1.46 ; July, $1.34.
Corn No. 2 yellow, 64j55c.
Oats No. 3 white. 3536c.
Barley 62 63c.
Rye No. 2, 9899c.
Flax No. 1, $2.603.66.
St. louls Grain.
St. Louis, March 3. Wheat May. $1.38;
July. $1.18.
Corn May, 64 c; July.
Oata May. 4!c; July.
6CJ$SC.
43C
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. March 3. Wheat May,
$1.31; July, $1.14.
Corn May. 69c: July. 2c
.Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, Minn., March 8 Flour
Unchanged la. tie higher; $5.466 8 50.
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4 SO Calif. 7s....
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i Tripwire St lat 7s 9711 97
47 Wilson Temp 7s 96 96
8 Wilson Temp 1st 6s 95 9s
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Total sales, $21,013,000.
St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louis, 111., March 3. Cattle
Receipts. 500 head; generally steady; top.
$7 65 paid for mixed 700900-pound steers
and heifers and for mixed grades "teers.
Hogs Receipts. 9.000 head; opened 10
to 15c higher: closed weak or 6 to 10c
higher; top. $11.65 for one load: bulk 150
to 210-pound averages. $11.30ifS 1 1.4a: bulk
220 to 280-pound weights. 1 1 .00 (ff 1 1 .30 ;
packers sows steady to strong: bulk, $9.40
fi'9.50: pigs strong to 25c higher; bulk
derirables. $9.75iff1 0.75. ... . .
Shep and Lambs Receipts., 800 head;
steady to 25n lower on few odd bunches;
medium grade natives. $14.00; few heavy
ewes, $6.75; 105-pound wethers, $9.00.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga.. March 3. Tupentlne
Firm. 79c: sales. 64 bbls.; receipts. 12
bbls.; shipments, 399 bbls.; stock, 3.380
bbls
Rosin Firm: sales, 326 casks: receipts
1.062 casks: shipments, 1,830 casks; stock,
71.439 casks.
Quote B. D. F,., $4.034.10: F. O.. $4.10;
H 14.1084.13; I., $4 10;. K., $4.35: M..
$5.05; N $5.35; WO., $5.86; WW., $6.10.
Kew York rroduee.
New York, March 3. Butter Barely
ateady; creamery, extras, 87 0 38c.
Eggs Weak: fresh gathered extra firsts,
!5'e;0c; firsts, 27029c.
Cheese Firm: state whole milk flats,
fresh average run, 20c: state whole milk,
fresh twins specials. 20 c,
Chicago Frodar.
Chicago, " March . Butter Easy;
creamery extras, $6027c: firsts, 22436c;
seconds. 294931c; standards. 25c.
Ergs Lower: receipts, 14.675 cases;
firsts. 23c: ordinary firsts, 20ff31c; mis
cellaneous, 22 U 23a
f
Omaha, March 3.
Receipts ware Cattle Huge tlhrep
Crucial Monday .... 7.646 .ln 6, 9:9
official Tuesday i.SH il.iat 7.626
Official. Wadneaday.. .07 12.663 .s;4
Official Thursday..,, 4.116 9.766 1.714
Katimate rrlday l.tflft 9.4C0 1.7O0
Five daya thla eek.$4.9(i S4.29I 26.021
Same last weak 29.71 $9,291 39.453
Kama S wka. ago, .. .29.2H (1.209 60..107
Ham 2 ka. ago....3A.I9 65.62 69.67
Same tear afi......2l,6Vt 64.617 48.43
Receipts and disposition of livestock at
the Union atorkyarda, Omaha. Nab., for
24 houra ending at p. tn. March 3, 1922.
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle Hogs
i-.. at. ft st. p. ny..,.
Missouri Pacific Ky...
Union Pacific R. R...,
C A N. W. Ry., asst.
t ft N. W. Ry., weal
C, Bt. P., Jt. O. Ry.
C, H. It Q. Ry east.
C, B. ft Q. Ry., west.
C, R. I. ft P., east...
C. R. I. ft P.. weal...
Illinois Central Ry....
Total recalnts
DISPOSITION H E A D.
Cattle Hogs
Sheep
t 4 ....
1 I ....
33 ....
T "ii
S 17 ....
1 3 ....
10 10
31
4 1 ....
.... 2
62 "Til
Armour ft Co..
Curia bp Packing Co.
Dold Packing Co....
Morris Packing Co.
Swift A Co
J. W. Murphy
Swart 1 & Co
Lincoln Parking Co.
Ogden Packing Co..
Krey Packing Co....
Hoffman Broa
Midwest Pkg Co....
P. O Dea
Omaha Packing Co..
J. H. Bulla
R. M. Burrusa & Co,
E. O. Christie ft Son
Dennis ft Francis...
Bills ft Co
John Harvey
Huntzlnger ft Oliver
T. J. Inghram
F. P. Lewis
Mo-Kan. C.&C. Co.
J. B. Root ft Co. ... .
Van Sant ft Co
W'theimer A Degen
Other buyers '
Totals .....
282
361
76
201
333
15
12
3
1
10
30
31
7
I
104
10
1
3
6
24
46
17
2S
2.344
3.096
260
1.041
1,949
237
243
'"60
1,082
Sheep
36
753
'726
17
.1.892
11,601
1,747
Cattle Receipts 1.200 head. A fair de
mand for good fat cattle developed today
and as desirable kinds of cows and steers
were scarce the market was fairly active
and fully steady to In aome esses strong
er. While the market la not aa high ss
It was Tuesday steer prices are still strong
to 26c above a week ago, cows are fully
a quarter higher ana the good Kinds or
heifers have advanced 26 50c Stockers
and feeders were a little slow today, but
mostly steady at the week's advance of
fully 25c.
Quotations on cattle: Good to cnotce
beeves, $7.858.60; fair to good beeves,
$7.007.76; common to fair beeves, $6.50 53)
7.00; good to choice yearlings, J8.009.00;
fair to good yearlings, $7.267.85; com
mon to fair yearlings, $6.6007.25; good
to choice heifers, $ 5.75 ig 7.60 ; fair to good
heifers, $5. 2606.75;. choice to prime cows,
$5.9O6.40; good to choice cows, $6.253
6.75; fair to good cows, $4.755.36; com
mon to fair cows, $3.00 9 4. 60; good to
choice feeders. $7.10 7.16; fair to good
feeders, $6.367.00; common to fair feed
ers, $5.756.26; good to choice stockers.
$7.258.00; fair to good stockers, J 6. 60 4
7.25; common to fair stockers. $6.00(9
60: stock heifers, $4.506.25: stock
cows, $4.2505.50; stock calves. $5.507.75;
veal calves, $6.00g)10.76; bulls, stags, etc.,
$3.60Q5.50.
BEEF STp;EKS.
Furnlahed by flale of Nebraska, da.
parlmant of agriculture, bureau at mar
ket! and marketing:
LI VIS POULTRY.
Wnoieaaie
Buying I'r,
Siege $0.MO0.:
Spring .....
liana (light.,
liana (heavy)
Cock
Duck
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Turkey!
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.20t
.129
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25
.21
.21
.13
.23
.16
.33
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PRLUSED POULTRY,
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Select
No. I
No. 2
Crack
Case count....... ."" .3o
BUTT LUC.
Creamery, print
Creamery, tub
Country, beat 19fl)
Country, com.... .17
Butter fat, 8. I'r. .i!7
H JtY
Prairie No. 1 upland $10.60 11.00
WMuleaale
Selling I'r
$u.23tt $ 21
.26 4 .3
,:itt
.:ir .27
.iau .11
.25T .2
.:o .21
.30 tf .a
r.
.25 9 .21
.:, o
.29
.10 it .23
.29W 2i
.26W .30
.41. .60
.55 .57
.:4y ,26
.124 .24
.22 0 .24
.59 9 .53
.21
.24 .26
.301 .23
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
3 upland
S upland
1 midland ...
2 inldlaud......
I midland.
1 lowland.
2 lowland.
c Dolce
Alfalfa,
No. 1 . .
Standard
No 2
No. t
Oat straw
Wheat atraw
I.60ttlv.0l
7.0U4 00
10.ou4fI0.60
t.bUHt 9.60
7 00 00
I.OOjji .U0
1. 001(9 9.00
18.6UO19.60
16.6018.60
14.00ii!16.OO
11.60013.00
10.00ll.r0
8.00 9.00
7.004 t.00
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
6 1181 $7 00 6...... 816 $7 16
6 850 7 25 13..... .1041 7 30
25 996 7 35 9 1095 7 40
6. .....1124 7 60 12 1043 7 65
6 1175 7 75 6 1225 7 $5
19 1096 8 00 20 1276 8 10
18 13S3 8 25 8 1071 8 35
COWS.
8......:il0 6 60 6 1040 S 70
11 1214 6 85 6 1171 6 10
HEIFERS.
11 758 6 00 4 696 7 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
6 681 7 00 10 1093 7 25
BULLS.
1 1100 4 10 . : 1150 4 85
1 1080 .4 65
CALVES.
S...... 400 , 6 10
Hogs Receipts. 9.400 head. The hog
market was very slow today opening bids
being sharply lower. Some little trading
was done early at lOo lower with the bulk
of hogs moving at steady to 10c lower.
Light hogs sold mostly from $10.76 10.85,
with a top price of $10.90. Mixed loads
and butcher weights. $10.60 10.75. and
packing grades, $9.7510.60, with extreme
heavies mostly around
sales, $10.6010.80.
HOGS.
$9.60. Bulk of
No. Av.
39. .315
63. .302
63. .279
62. .258
81. .177
Sh. Pr.
.. $10 60
.. 10 60
.. 10 70
... 10 80
10 90
NO. Av.
38. .300
66.. S0t
74.. 238
71. .246
Sh. Pr.
' .. $10 55
' .. 10 65
.. 10 75
.. 10 85
Sheep and Lambs Receints. 1.700 hearl
There was a very moderate run of lambs
today the few Iota offered eolnir ot nH
Steady to strong, selling at $14.75SS14.80.
Ewes sold at $8.60 and feeders were
quoted as fully steady.
wuotauons on sneep: rat lambs, good
to choice, $14.6014.86: fat lambs, fair
to good. $14.00(S14.60: shearing lamhs
$14.00014.50; feeder lambs, $13.0013.86:
cull lambs. $10.0912.00; fat yearlings,
light, S12.6013.00; fat yearlings, heavy,
S9.6010.E0; fat wethers, $7.759.00; fat
ewes, light, $7.E08.60; fat ewes, heavy,
$5.EO7.00; feeder ewes, $4.0O5.60.
FAT LAMBS.
No. ' ..., . Av. Pr
193 fed 94 $14 80
182 fed 92 14 80
186 fed 80 It 75
FAT EWES.
126 fed 105 8 60
FEEDING LAMBS.
61
189 fed
13 75
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, March 3. Cattle Receipts,
4,600; veal calves, steady to weak; other
classes, steady; bulk, vcalers, $9.6010.60
to packers; top, beef steers, $8.90, weight,
1.452 pounds; good yearlings. $8.85; bulk,
buef steers. $7.408.26; bulk, fat she
stock, 14.7tig6.26; bulk, stockers and feed
ers, $6.76 7 35.
Hogs Receipts, ' 23.000; mostly 1015c
higher than yesterday's . average; close
lights, strong; others, 'weakr shippers
bought about 3.500; holdover moderately
liberal; top, $11.40 on sorted 170-pound
averages: bulk, $11.00011.25; pigs, alow,
2540c lower; bulk, desirable 100 to 120
poundera, $9.7510.00.
Sheep Receipts, 6.000; fat lambs, 25
50c higher; top, $15.75; bulk, desirable
kinds, 115.25 15-60; Montana clippers,
$12.25; fsll shorn Texas yearlings and
twos, $12.00; no sheeps In load lot ar
rived; few odd awe fully steady at $8.50
down.
Siong City Live Stocks
Sioux City, la., March 3. Cattle Re
ceipts, 809 head; market strong and ac
tive; fed steers and yearlings not quoted;
1,600 to 1.666-pound steers, $8.60; warmed
up fed steers and yearlings. $5.0087.00;
fat cows and heifers, $4.07.OO; csnners,
$2,7544.00; veals, $5.00r 10.00 ; feeders.
$5.007.25; calvea, $4.6007.60; feedtng
cows and heifers, $3.605.60; stockers,
$5.007.00.
Hogs Receipts, 11.000 head: market av
erage steady; butchers, $10.60 10.76:
lights, $10.7610.90; heavy mixed, $10.35
10.60; heavy, packers, $9.609.6Q; west
ern pigs, $11.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. S0 head;
market higher; bulk of laics, $14.60 J
10.89. . I
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bananas, 7 So lb. Oranges,
size 216 and larger, $5.507.00; alts 250,
$5.607.00; size 288, $5.756.60; size 324,
$5.6008.00. Lemons. $6.007.60 box.
Grapefruit, $3.605.00 crate. Apples, acc
to grade and slae: Delicious, $3.004.75;
Rome Beauties, $3.003.60; Stamen Wine
sap, $3.253.76: Common Wlnesap, $2.75
it4.00; Spltzenberg. $3.254.00; Black,
Twig. $3.004.00: Ben Davis, $3.00: Ort
ley, $2.603.25. Figs, 24 pkgs. 8 oz.. $2.25;
12 pkgs. 10 oi.. $1.60. Dstes, 36 pkgs. per
box, $6.75; Hallowli, 1416o par lb; Ex
celsior, 36 pkgs., $3.00.
Vegetables Potatoes, per cwt.t neti.
Early Ohio No. 1, $2.002.15; Neb. Irian
Cobbler No. 1, $2.002.15; Red River
Ohio No. 1, $2.252.60; Colo. Brown Beau
ties, $2.60; Idaho Rural, $2.50. Sweet Po
tatoes, $1.752.60 per bu. Celery, $1.26
2.00 doz. Head Lettuce, $5.266.50 crate.
Leaf Lettuce. 5575c doz. Red Onions, 9
10c per lb. Yellow Onions, 910o per lb.
Spanish Onions, $4.264.60 crate. Cauli
flower, $2.50 2.75 crate. Cucumbers, hot
house, 3.oo(3.vo per aoz. varrots. aiji
3c lb. Turnips, 23o lb. Parsnips, 3
3c lb. Beets, 23c lb. Csbbage, 3
4c lb. Young Southern Radishes, 75
90c Young Southern Carrots, 90c. Young
Southern Beets, .9041.00. Brussella
Sprouts, 25c lb. Shallots, 6570c doz.
Green Peppers, 30 35c lb. Young Southern
Onions, 90o doz. bunches. Parsley, 45
65o do bunches.
Nuts Black Walnuts, 5Gc lb. English
Walnuts, 304?. 35c lb. Brazil, large, washed,
16;8c lb. Brazil, medium washed, 14
16c lb. Pecans, large, 2230c. Almonds,
sack lots, 28c lb. Peanuts, Jumbo raw,
1213c; Jumbo roasted, 1415c: hand
picked, raw, 910c; hand-picked, roast
ed. 11 13c.
Honey (In case), 21 frames to case,
$5.7 5 6. 00 per case
HIDES AND WOOL. .
Beef hides: Green salted. No. 1 (late
take off), per lb., 66c; green salted.
No. 2 (late, take oft), per lb., 45c; green
hides. No. 1 (late take off), per lb., 3
4c; green hides, No. 2 (late take off),
per lb., 23c; green salted (old stock), per
ib., 24c; green salted bull hides, No. 1,
per lb., 3c; green salted bull bides. No. 2,
per lb., 2c.
Horse hides: Large, each, $3.50; me
dium, each, $2.00: small, each, $1.60; pony
and giues, 75c$1.00.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, as to size
and wool, each, 60c $1.00: shearlings,
green salted, as to size and wool each,
6c 20c.
Wool Choice fine and blood, per
lb., 2026c; medium or blood, per lb.,
1821c; low and blood per lb., 15
17c: burry wool, per lb., 8c.
Wholesale prices of teef cutr are as
follows:
No. 1 Ribs, 23c; No. 2 ribs, !2cj No.
ribs, 17c. No. 1 loins, 26o; No. 2 loins.
24c; No. 3 loins, 19c No. 1 rounds, 16c;
No. '2 rounds, 16c; No. 3 rounds, 12c.
No. 1 chucks, 10c; No. 2 chucks, 9 c;
No. 8 chucks, 8c. No. 1 plates, 6c; No.
2 plates, Ec: No. 2 plates, 4c. 1
atriiitr and
Weekly bank clearings,
$7,I9S.H..'!.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Blrllis.
Clarence and T.eota Randall, 2412 Tem
pleton avenue, boy.
Verner and Anna Sorensen, 1334 South
Twenty-fourth street, girl,
Roy snd Grace Palintag, 4858 South Sev
enteenth atreet, boy.
Gaetano end Lucia Caniglla, 1454 South
Thirteenth street, boy.
John and Pauline DoMato. 1539 North
Sixteenth street, boy.
Swan and Hilmn Carlson, hosnltal, boy.
Harry and Myrtle Garner, 6726 South
Thirty-third street, girl.
Harry and Opal Swanson, 2010 I street,
sin.
George ana i.awrcno Merry, vt oouin
Twenty-sixth street, girl.
Mnrtin and Lucretia TJepkes, Fifty-fifth
and U streets, girl. . . , . .
Deaths.
Mrs. Klenora Khort, 6S, 5220
Twenty-second street.
Robert M. Jackson, 63, hospital.
Mrs. Anna Amnions. 66, hospltMi
Mrs. Anna Bohac. 88, K. r . D.
Hugh E. Baugbman, infant;!!!
Fifty-sixth street.
LeRoy Sapp, 20, 216 North Nineteenth
street.
Baby John . Radanoylih, Infant, 2E24
South Twelfth street.
Cole Pennlman, 67. fc527 Ilascall street.
Mary S. Peacock. 73, 6632 Miami street.
Mrs. Laura Burgess. 29, hospital.
Baby Thompson, Infant, hospital.
Mrs. Coloyea Marino. 67. 2643 Z street.
Mrs. Marie Misck, 78, 824 Soutn Thirty
fifth street.
Baby Shuput, Infant. 2920 R street.
Oliver Leonard, 60, 2016 Cuming street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following couples have been Issued
licenses to wed:
Emil Nelson, over 21, Omaha, and Eda
Sandeberg, over 21, Omaha.
Robert E. Lee, 22. Council Bluffs, la.,
and Zelma Collins, 21, Council Bluffs, la.
Harry Gross. 29. Omaha, and Freda .
Werkmelster. 32, Omaha.
Thomas W. Rasmussen, 27,
Neb., and Rose M. Petersen,
Neb.
William H. Shattuclc, 42. Omaha,
Alta Allen, 38, Sprlngview, Neb.
August L. Schmldke, 23. Chicago
Heights, 111., and Lorrlne Holdcrness, 25,
Omaha.'
Bennington,
20, Bensun,
and
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yard. Chicago
Dividend No. 145
Dividend of TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) per share on
the capital stock of Swift & Company, will be
paid en April L 1922, to stockholders of record,
March 10. 1922. as shown on tb books of tha
Company.
(J - PEACOCK, Secretary
GRAIN
WE solicit your consignments of all
kinds of grain to the Omaha,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City
and Sioux City markets.
We Offer You the Services of Our Offices Located al '
Omaha, Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska .'
. Hastings, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois
. Sioux City, Iowa
Holdrege, Nebraska
Geneva, Nebraska
Des Moines, Iowa
. Milwaukee, Wis.
Hamburg, Iowa
Kansas City, Mo.
The
Get in touch with one of the branch
offices with your nest (rain shipment.
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House"
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siiis, 1 monllia,
fine iii.iiillia. ti; .
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du ...gt. $!.; .uuih-tii, '''"
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fie:,; aaal.rn (lolhmg, 0ui IIr
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T-irliort, rtn aiapla rlmb 81 W
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carding, jiy -'
tlradalftvt'a Trail llk-w.
tit-w r, Mann 3 Hrdlr'l'!
ni.Ti.iW iii ai ...
'iMiabilunrnia if the wmk la Irena
and n.luali ha le mainly fiuorabie
ami IHie deanlla n.iriiw iu.i'"g (!
area Willi sever ri.i.l, amiw and elael or
havy raitia, which liae i.rtei in fen.
rler iiiumry roa-la ln,ia.abl and realrb-i-r.
builng In all but Mthrer
rrl4 Un- ! narrow pniiMirilmia, ri r
batia lha tiioat linportatil feature haa ber
he .leriiiiix breaking of lha a"Uiliaiein
lr..ulh. Ihle belli- -rumpallled. Iioweter.
I I.V relll"n III III" OU'I lll"eiiien,
1 ahe.l alter May d-livee bad raaibcd jul
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Viher Billable rvrnla have been a furlh.
rr eliuht Kain H" In bli-aala
and Jobbing line, lha bulk of thia -im-fined
In eurtilue arain and rattle growing
iliairl.la: a (uttbir rpannin In mn and
aleel buying and .rdi linn, railroad pro.
i-ee.na b-ln lha chief feature, with
fair amount of ateadineaa In crude forine.
but further weakiieaa In flninhul iro-lui-l;
a .nntlnuani of lha rl" In foreign e.
ihans-e rate Into new h'h ground, the
highest. In fact. m.a 1919, alien
ne1' waa wltlliirawn: Tiiir airenam e-
anil reaellona HI thai atiM-k marsei tim a
id dive imml insrset.
Kanaaa Illy Lite Mock.
Kanaaa City. Mo. March J. battle
Receipts. 1.100 bead; nuallty plain: all
claa-e around steady; beat steer. $7 JS;
good cows, $i.26e 60 j good heifer. l-7i
good vealers. $10 00.
tlot;a Heeelpia. J.OOf) hd: market e
tlve. lotion hlaher: 190 to 22i-p"undera.
$11 notJU.16: I80.rjounilera to packers.
$11 20; mixed. $l 5J 1 90; bulk. $0.76
11.16; packing sows. $9 25r 9 7- elock
plga. up to $10 76: bulk. 1 1 0. 604? 1 1 '.
Sheep and Umls Herein!, 4."00 head:
market strong to JEo hlgb'r: l"2-pounl
awes, $8.35; lamia ateady; best, ln.00.
St. Joseph IJve Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo., March 3. Cattle ne.
relpts. 600 head; market 'w,,''j '.'?
$r..7ift8.75: rows and heifers, $l.008.60;
calves. $5 50i 10.00.
Hogs Receipts. 4.000 hesd: market
opening intU5o higher; top, $11.10; built,
tlft7ttf.il. I. , , ..... ...
Sheep and Lsmha Receipts. S.EOO bd.
msrket steady In 25e higher; lambs, tl4.-
15.00; ewes. $?.2itf 8-60.
Kanaaa Cltf Trodure.
Kansas City. March 3. Eggs le lower;
firsts. 20c.
Butter Unchanged; creamery, 40;
packing, 15c.
Poultry Unchanged; hens, 23c; springs,
29c.
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