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Callle .Itceell.ts, ."""' head. Pi'Hy w
Inu to th librrnl r.'lii nl purtly on
miount of lowrr niitrkfi Kt th trail
in ft cnttl very niow wHIi 'rl:-
rnontly luiitl'tc lowrr than Friday. Ui't
bervti mild around Is 00. Th.-r w a
fair demanil for row nd hclfor at
aipady to omawhat lower prlrra but (h
xanaral traila waa very dull on anything
larklnir. romwatltlun from ihlpiiera Near
)y half of th receipt were In lh atorker
and feeder order anil while attractive of.
ferlnir ruled atendy ' the general market
alow to 2io lower than tb clo ot
lat week.
Quotattnn on rattle: Good to rnolr
beove, l7.754rS.15. Fnlr to good beoves,
IM0gi7.iii: common to fair beeve. fi 40
tV.S5; good, to i liiilce yearllnKa. 7.60
f.,40; fair to good yearling, 7.nojf 7,0;
rommon to fair yearling", M.&07.00;
good to iholi heifer. 0.67.6O; fair
to good heifer. SS.SKffl.7; rholr to
Itrlme rows, tb.Mnpt.StO; good to choice
iow, 5.36)5.85; fuir to good rowa. 14.60
WS.3B; common to fnlr cowa. I..504.35:
good to rholr feeder, SD.90O7.76; fair
to good feeder. $.;5igi6.s5; common to
fair feeders. 3.766.2&; good to choir
tockora. 7.107.76; fair to good atocker.
fd.6U7.00; common to fair torkera,
5.76Si.35: tock heifer, 4.5083i6.00;
tork co".vs, :l.60(5.:5: atotk calve.
S.).7SS7.S5; veal ralve, 6.00jj9.i6; bulls,
tags, etc., 3.505.25.
BEEF1 STEERS,
No. At, I'r. No. A v. Pr.
701 115 8 86-' 7 00
31 ItllH 7 16 9 671 7 25
15 1031 7 60 !0 1293 . 8 00
COW9.
5 1130 I CO 4.. 1!2Z 5 SO
1 1039 S SO 3 1346 S 00
4 1322 6 !5
II KIFERS.
10 1077 25 6...... SRt 6 60
STOCKEKS AND FEEDERS.
SO 759 6 60 28 853 7 05
23....... 686 7 40
BULLS.
193 4 01) 1 1210 5 00
I'ALVES,
4 C67 I 65
Hogs Receipts, 7.300 head. Trading
whi very alow to get under way today,
opening bids ruling sharply lower, with
very little demand from shippers. A
trading got unilor way sales were from
15(u36o lower. Light hogs sold from $9.60
8'9.7U, with a top price of 19.75. Mixed
loads and butcher weights, $9.36&9.60,
and parking grades, IH.60jJ9.SS, with ei
trome heavies, JS.OOS'S.SO; bullc of aales
waa 19.359.65.
HOGS.
No. Av. 6h. Pr. Ko. A v. Sh. Pr.
60. .334 .. 8 75 63. .322 ... 9 S5
64. .275 70 9 40 69. .275 ... 9 45
73. .253 140 9 50 6S..230 ... 9 55
64. .212 ... 9 60 S5..197 ... 9 65
80. .200 ... 70 52. .171 ... 9.75
Sheep Receipts, 5,300 head. The mar
ket was Blow to open, but was fairly ac
tive later, fat lambs ruling generally
strong to 3 0c higher. Clipped lambs were
strong to 25o higher, selling from 812.600
13.00. Wooled lambs sold mostly from
$14.40 14.90. with test lambs quoted at
815.00. Sheep were oteidy, moving within
the same range of prices. Clipped ewes
sold at 87.75 and some 115-pound wooled
at $9.10.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good
to choice, $14.6541 15.00; fat lambs, fair to
good,. $14.00I5.60; clipped lambs. $12.00
W'13.00; shearing lambs. $13,606)14.00;
feeder lnmbs, $U.OO13.50; cull lambs,
flO.Ooe.OO: fat yearlings, light. 812. 00
33.00; Fat yearlings, heavy. $9.60g10.50;
wethers, $8. 00 10.00; fat ewes, light, 89.00
IS 8.60; fat ewe, heavy, 87.009.00.
Kanra. City Livestock.
Kannas City. Mo.. March 27. (U. S.
Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts,
14.500 head; beef steers, dull; few early
sales, lr.ifSSo lower; many bids off more;
best held above 8$. 25; many early sales,
8.767.50: she stock, steady to weak;
good choice cows, $5.60 6.00 : many
plainer lots. $4.255.00; good and choice
heifers. $8.00!J7.00; stookers and feeders,
steady to 25c lower: stockers, early, $5.50
7.35; feeders, $S.OO 7.25 ; other classes
around steady; most ranncr. $2.751.S5:
cutters, 83.504.00; most bulls. 83.750
4.50; better grades vealers, 87.508.50.
Hogs Receipts. 10.000 head; market
opened alow; bulk later sales fairly ac
tive, mostly n0i;c lower than last week s
close; bulk. 150 and 190-pound weights to
shippers, $9.76ir9.S0; few at $9.S5; me
dium heavlea and mixed loads, mostly
$9.509.65j bulk of sales, $9.209.?5;
packer top, $9.70; throwout sows, mostly
around $H50; gtocg high around steady;
bulk good kind, $9.25j)9.40; best, $9 76.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 11.000
head; sheep steady; fall shorn 2-year-old
Teias wethers, $9.50: lambs strong: 10
cars, $15.00; clipped, $12.75.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. March 27. Cattle Receipts
iJ.000; beef steer 15 to 25o lower; top
79.10; few head prima handy weight
staers, $9.25; best yearlings in load lots,
89.00; bulk beef ateers. 87.258.15; she
stock steady to weak: fat cows and heir
ere largely 85.OO.50; bulk canner and
cutters, 83.25f4.00: bulls steady: veal
ealves steady to 23o lower: bulk vealers
to packers, 87.00'8.00; outsiders paid
88.0010.00 for best handy weight calves;
stockers and feeders weak to 15c lower.
Hogs Receipts 49.000: active: mostlv
10 to 16c lower than Saturday's average:
shippers bought about 12.000: holdover
moderately light:. top 810.45; bulk 89.75
10 40; pigs 15 to 25c higher; bulk desirable
100 to 130 pounders. 89.50lO.0O.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 50,000:
killing classes generally steady to strong;
spots S6c higher: fat wooled lamb top,
8W.00; top shorn. 813.60: short Teia
yearlings and twos. $U.25(9'12.00; choice
111-pound shorn wethers, $10.00; wooled
ewe top, $9.75; shorn ewes top, $8.50;
shearing lambs. $14.0014.5ft. '
Slonx City Live Stork.
Sioux City, la.. March 27. Cattle Re
celfts, 4.000 head; market, 1525c lower;
fed ateers and yearlings. $7.00j8.25:
warmed tip steers and yearlings, 85.001
7.00; fat cow and heifer, 84.00ff7.00;
canners, $2 6O4M.C0; veals. 85.0OSI.00:
feeders, $5.0067.15; calves. 84.507.25;
feeding rows and heifers, $3.6005.50;
stockers, 85.00 J 7.00.
Hogs Receipts, 3.60 head: market, 10
15c lower; butchers, $9.50.7O: light,
$9.7089.80; heavy mixed, $9.2569.50;
heavy packers. $5 S58.60; native pigs,
$10 00; bulk of sales. 19.5099.70.
Sheep Receipts, 500 head; market,
steady.
Pt. Joseph Livestock.
St. Joseph, March 7. Cattle Receipts.
2,709 head; market 15t?J5c lower: steers,
8SS08S.2S: rows and heifers. $4.2868.60;
calves, 8S.ef7.S.
Hog Receipt, l.00 head; market 18
e:do lower; top. 89.75; bulk, J9 f.Ot? 79.
Sheep and Lamb Receipt. S.80 head;
market steady; lambs, 814.J5S16.00;
ewes, 88.00 a . 75.
Kmm city Produce.
Kansas City, March 17. Eggs Un
changed: firsts. Sic.
Butter Market Is lower; creamery,
42c; packing. lc
Poultry Market 1 lower; hen, tic;
strings, J5&
Ouu!'. Much
The io Jj)V receipt t Onuha
were (Airly liberal. ArnvU tl
ulir.it. 41 tar, agiuut ii cut ltt
yttr; corn, Vi cr, g4irui JK eri t
far ngti. S-hipnifnL, uh the e
a) I . at i
trpiiou cf corn, were I'Kiu, eJ
o( that grain lirmg repoiird cut ani
rniii4rti nh a tislit run Un yer,
Diiuiia MH-k ( hct dtetwl
IiU.kki lnulirl. iml arc now 2,iS,'
ihki buthfl. Com incrt-ased and
are now I7S.'.K" I'u.htf. but oan
ilnrra.rj .Sj.ixHi buihcli and are now
7n? 1111 I'nilrtl Stair
vUilile Jirrrafd, wlifai. I.077.l0
hiuhrUf roin inrrraicd J I J.I'M I'U'll
rli ami twin derreaied I.0).0t)0
l.iulirU for I he wfek.
lower clilri and weaker lorrisn
fM'lungr market caued an eMtif
in our tt)y nurkrt. but on the dip
cxnorten took the wheal ana price.
ncnerallv Mradicd. Demand lor
fault crain (or cxiort liowi de
tided inn'rovcment. Tlie coniinent
were buyers of wlfat. Kul
bought rye, while Norway took
wine Oktl.
Trade in the local market started
slow in cash wheat and early aalei
w ere made at about 1c lower tow am
the close a better demand appeared
and prices advanced, the rinse being
unchanged to 1c lusher. There was
a good demand for corn, and flour
offerinRs readily sold Jjc to le and
toward the clone prices steadied and
were 'Ac higher, some (trades selling;
at unrhaneed price. Uats were in
good demand at unchanged io j-jc
higher and rye ana Dariey un
changed.
W J I C..I I .
No. 3 dark hard: ! car. II. St.
V. a riark bard: 1 i-ar. 81.26.
No. 1 bard winter: 1 car, ll.Sf ; i tart,
t harl winter! I cars, ti ll: 4 car.
1.?J; 1 car (7 per is-nt dark, shipper'
welghtx, $l.:i I rar ismuiiyi,
ran taniutty), H.K; I car t7 per cent
dark), 11.33: t rar. 11.21.
No. 3 hard winter: I r C74 per rent
daral. II 27; 1 rar, II. I: 1 car. 11.30; 1
rar. 11.21: S car muttyj, ll.J; 1 car
(very smutty. It.lt.
No. 4 har winter: 1 cr (mutty),
I1.10J 1 car. St .17. .
.NO, 3 yellow narq; 1 car,
No. 3 yellow hard: 3 cars, tl.lt; 3 car,
1 21; 1 car. $1.20.
No. 1 nrlng: 1-1 cr (dare northern,
.mutty). 11,40. m
No. 3 prlng: r-0 cr tnorrnerni,
No. S prtng; 1-8 car tdar; northern,
mutty), fl.30.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car (II per cent spring),
$1.35.
No. 1 mixed: 3-8 car. i.i.
CORN.
No. 1 white: 4 car, 49V.r: ! car, 4tc
No. 1 white: 4 rar. 49 No: 4 rar
fshlnoer weights). 49Vic: 1. cars. 49c;
1 car (Special billing), 60 He.
No. 3 whit: 1 car, 49c; 1 car, 48 Vic; 1
cars, 4 9 He
No. 1 yellow! 1 car, u'.c.
Xn s vellow. 6 cars. 491-.C: 3 car. 41c:
S car, 49 c; 1 car (shipper' weights),
No. 3 yellow: 3 cars, 4vc; 1 cara, c.
No. 4 yellow! 1 car, 48c.
No. 1 mixed: 3 cars, 48c; 1 car (no
bill), 47c. -
No. 3 mixeo: 1 3-6 ears. sc; 1 car
(special billing). 48c: 1 car (shipper'
weight). 48c: 1 car (near yellow), 49c.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car (shipper' weight),
48c: 1 car, 48c; 1 car, 47 Ho.
No. mixed: 1 car tnear yeuowj, use.
OAT8.
No. 3 white: 6 cars, 33c; S cars, JJViC
No. 4 whit: 1 car, 33c.
RYE.
No. 3: 3 car. 82c.
No. 3: 1 car (special billing), 83c; 1 car,
91r.
;o. 4: 3 cars, 90c; U car, 89c.
BARLEY,
No. 4: 3 cars. 64c.
Ramnte! 1 car. 61c.
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlota Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Minneapolis 175 233 140
Duluth 71 io "3
Winnipeg 344 414 506
UNITDB STATES VIBIBL.r7.
Bushels Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat ..37.102,000 38.179.000 20,761.000
Corn ....49,096,000 49,809.000 33.074.000
Oats ....66.293.000 67,322,000 34.813,000
Rve 9.647,000 8.652,000 1,801,000
Dariey .... 1,605.000 1.817.000 2,097,000
OMAHA STOCKS.
Bushels Today Tear Ago
Wheat 3.143,000 813.000
Corn ......' 1, 762,009 1,907,000
Oat 2,707,000 1,087,000
Rye 870,000 39.000
OMAHA KECEirrtt AND SHirMc.iis,
(Carlots)
Receipt Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 43 60 38
Corn 91 35S 38
Oats 16 18 7
Rye 9 6 3
Barley 3 6 1
Shlpments . Today WK. Ago ir. Ago
Wheat 33 18 4o
Corn 83 78 26
Oats 21 11 24
Rye 0 1 0
Barley 3 8 3
PRIMARY EECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
(Bushels)
Receipts Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 930.000 864,000 728,000
Corn 891,000 882.000 968,000
Oats 653,000 664,000 606.000
Shipments Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 527.000 631.000 654,000
Corn 447,000 1,036,000 474,000
OatS 666.000 84&.UUU OS'.'.UUU
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Today. Yr. Ago.
Wheat and flour 474,000 2,319,000
Corn 854.000 610,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlots Today. Ago.
Wheat 6 )
Corn 133 98
Oats 77 61
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS,
Carlots
Wheat 258 117
Corn 87 61
Oats 18 11
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Wheat 110 115 95
Corn 87 84 119
Oats 80 60 63
Br CHARLES P. MICHAELS
(twah He Um4 HI,.
(huagrt, March 27. AH grain
told early down to a new low on
the prearnt downturn, later a liev
ily ovrrttitd condition developed
ai'd enteral short roverinir carrird
prices un sharply. The fmih wa
t thr top with net gains tf I 7-8
n 2 J-1e en wheat, 7- 't le on corn,
jK'.lSHc on cats and M'.'i I 1-- on
Hoitt with fatrrn connections
were lite early sellers of Miy 'd
hnyers of July whea. naricnviiisT.th
diiirrenre to about Ue against
14 J-4c ot the finish Saturday. Local
traders were decidedly bearish. They
told lretlv on the way down. !
tnite the (act that value at the in
tide were olf tVu.lO 58c from the
high of lat week. May dropped to
$1.28 1.2. a new low.
At nrt time was July weak. At
the inside it showed only under
.Saturday's finish. It had a rally of
3 J-Kc from the low, white May
advanced 4 S-"c from its low point.
Hbort Hunt 4'ever.
Eastern trader' aiworntlon of the sur
plus Is) the pit raugltt th local riem!it
h..rt A lumpede to rur fe.pou.
ihle far th upturn. A 1cre of 1 .-
n.aoe bushels In III visible supply, re
port that Uermany had taken n liberal
uunlliy of near crop winter for July
August shipment and grn bug report
from (ikUhi.in had sums effect on
sentiment ftr pri starte.1 upward.
Thi r was Ignored hen the market
wa weak. Milling demand w. only
fair, with ar of to. bushels here.
Hrrelpta IS rsr Fore.s.t ns lor wet
n.l cold weather over the belt.
There wa early liquidation In corn and
oala. I'rlrr dropped to a new low on th
present downturn. Corn in insiue
ws off 4H08HC. eats J.ISO from th
hlrh of laat week. May corn touched
lU". An expected decrease or Slt.OnO
buahela ID th vlslbl uppiy or corn ami
the rally In wheat led In short covering
nd n strong rally. Both markets de.
veloped an oversold condition after val
ue started upward.
Export demand at in eanora was jair
ly good wltb sales of 400.000 buahel corn
and 80.000 bushel oats. There 15.000
bushels eat sold to esporter from out.
mii markete. Reeelnt wer 384 cara
corn and 11 rr osi. Wet nd cold
weather Is delaying th seeding oC oats
over th greater part of the belt.
Rye waa bought by houaea with sea
board connections, and with wheat atmng.
an advance wis easily attained. A fair
tu.lne.s was put through at th seaboard.
Pit Note,
1 fc'v erlfrt nf bad rrno advlre from
th southwe.t wa a factor In tedylng
price In th lat trde In wneat, ana
shorts In Mar found Zoerlngs unpleas-
niiv livht. The tenor of most of the re
port waa that th crop was not showing
the Improvement expected.
Bennett Kansas cuy ortire wireo:
"ri-iiln- mnrftM rnnrta on Srowlng Wheat
trnm muik and west of Hutchinson and
also around Concordia. On report from
southwest Kansa ay not over 10 per
cent of the wheat Is up."
Kansaa Cltv wired J. Rosenbaum: "Our
receipts of the 258 cara are a little larger
than expected ana inaicaiwns yumi .
laraer arrivals this week than last.
Premiums are firm on good wheat, but
milling demsnd Is Indifferent.'
Crnn conditions for the first half of
March re covered In reporta received by
the bureau of markets from Its field stat
isticiana In the different states. Favor
able conditions for farm work are re
ported In most of the central and norm
em atates. Preliminary work Is well ad
vanced In Illinois. In the southern and
far western states, Florida excepted, un
favorable weather conditions have slowed
up or entirely stopped planting operations.
Cold weather has made unravoranie crop
conditions In Arizona and damaged truck
crops In Louisiana. Rains have delayed
farm work In California, Mississippi,
Georgia. Tennessee and Virginia, causing
soma flood damage to lowlanda in certain
nlaces. Cold, wet condition of soil has
Interfered In other southern states. Indi
cations for Increased acreage reported In
various sections of the south. Improved
prices stimulating movement. Winter
wheat conditions In general only fair.
Alternate freezing and thawing caused
damage In Ohio, Illinois and Michigan.
More than usual amount of reseedlng will
be necessary In Oregon. Green bugs re
ported numerous In Oklahoma. Fair to
good conditions In soutn.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TJpdlke Grain Co. DO. 2627. March 27.
tlbettteoricEinicfl.
Dy ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
4mhj le .r4 Wire,
New York, March 27. The bond
market and the slock market stood
out in sharp contract to one another
today. o diil the grain market and
the oreietii cxilunge market, which
in recent weeks have frequently
moved in a common d.rrction.
Hivy selling" of s ocks, uitmis.
Mkahly profeaioiiul in character,
drove down prices I to 2 point in
a number of active shares partial
hrly tnduotriaU, but Liberty bonds,
all of which moved forward, led a
similar advance in the to -t i n gov
ernnicnt loan.-of which t!ie French
44 roe- a full point to while
previot t high prices we-e psti ed by
the Uelglau 7 1 -2s and three or four
European municipal bonds.
Wheat, alter falling; hack to
S7.J8 1-2, the Iowet price eincc the
first week of February, recovered
rapidly 4 l-2c a bushel; all European
exchange rates lost ground, the tier
man mark (joins; to .(Hl.'V 1-4, a new
low record figure.
Mluatlon 1'rrpletlng.
Probably- th rates on other Kurnpean
market wer affected by till down
ward plunge of til mark: at all events,
their recent rise wa "discounted' an
much In th way of actual event a to
leav them a'llijcrt to shift ot specula
tive sentiment Th foreign exchange
market M-emul to regrd the mark
continued fall with much perplexllv. In
deed, on had only to read the Times'
rabies of Munlny f'.tm Petlin and I-onduii.
respectively, : en rrw completely at
nr. silo woth neh rther are th tin
tircsititn ill rived by thus two financial
rommunltle fimit the reparations com
mission' new proposals.
nut tne fart should not i overlooked
that. In the present conjuncture of Ger
man cu'rrncy Inflation and Herman pn.
Itllenl confu!')P. the course of the mark
I as aul'Ject to sudden apasm of un
reiK.inlng hep "r doubt or fear a waa
the rnre of gold lit New York when It
rnhe.l from 140 tu 13(1 nd back to 144
wllUIn six month during 1869.
l'nrtlnl Recoveries, .
Th- dorllno In storks wss checked be
fore thii close and there wer numerous
paitlal reioverbj which, however, were
distributed very Irregularly. Kor tho
early fall in trice the only reason whlcn
seemed to be aei-lgned by Wall street
waa that "stocks had gone up too fast."
nnd that "it wa time for a reaction.1
These are weighty reasons on the stock;
exchange, though they have limited bear
ing on th genercl situation.
Individual iatementa of railway earn
ings In February, a considerable number
of which have now been published, are
quit uniformly reporting larger net re
sults than In 1921, although total net
operatinn revenue cf the railways during
the month last yenr Increased 149 per
vent over 1920. What Is now awaited
with great curiosity Is evidence ot me
extent to which the greatly Increased
"car loadings" of last month will have
been translated Into larger gross receipt
Durlnu February these weekly loadings
footed up stout 219.000 cars.
Art. Open. ( High. I Low. Close. Sat.
New York Stocks
Tear
Ago.
49
172
2S5
79
17
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn.. March 27. Wheat-
Receipts. 175 cars, compared with 140
cera a year ago. lasn: No. 1 northern,
81.60H1.53H; May, 11.464; July,
I132H.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 49y49c. '
Oats No. 3 white, 3214 34c.
Barley E061c. i
Rye No. 2: UiHc.
Flax 12 49fJ2.64.
St. Tool Grain.
St. Louis. March 27. Wheat May,
I1.2SH: July, 11.15'i.
Corn May, 67ic; July, 0je.
Oat May, 37V,c: July. S9ic.
Kansas City Grain.
Wheat Close: May, 11.20; July, 1.12;
September, 11.15.
Corn May, iie; July.. iS'.ioi Septem
ber, 69 He
' New York Produce.
New Tork, March '27. Butter
Steadier: cremery, higher than extras.
37i,4 38c: creamery, extras, 37c: creamery
firsts. S6364c; packing stock cutrent
make No. 2, 22c
Eggs Firm; fresh gathered extras,
firsts. J7 4:Sc; do firsts. 25 26 "4c: stor
age packed extra flrsta, ;8V429c; do
firsts. 27 28c.
Cheese Irregular: state whole milk
flats, fresh specials. 884, 21c: -state
whole milk, twins, fresh specials, S8H921c
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. March 17. Potatoes Steady:
receipt, log cars; total United States
shipments. 868 cars: Wisconsin sseked
round whites. 81.606)1.76 cwt.: ditto bulk,
31.70ei.S5 rwt.; Minnesota sacked Red
Rivers. tl.S04Jl.65 cwt.; Idaho sacked
Rurala. tl.80 cwt; Idaho sacked Russets.
12.20 cwt.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, March 27. Butter Unchanged;
creamery, extras, 3c; first, 8435c; sec
ond. 31(833c; standards, S7t4c
Eggs Firm: receipts. 26,293 cases; firsts,
!,'Hc; ordinary flrsta. 212H,c; mts
ceil.neous. 22S83c: storsge pscked extras,
3SVc; storage packed firsts. 35c
.. w York Trod ore.
T "Tnrlt. March 27. Live Pouttrr
weak: broilers by express. S0e96c; chick
ens. S4ec: fowls, 60c; roosters, 18c;
turkeys. 350300.
Dressed poultry, steady: western chlck-
11.. e4.Ic:, ,ow"' etc; old roosters,
30 $ 2,3c; turkeys. 471? 51c,
Flaxseed.
mituth. Minn.. March 27. Flaxseed en
III. ,-5,6,'S:!4: "rtTi 3 5tK
l.SD
1.30K
1.16
1.194
1.10
un
.93
.58
.58
.61
.61 tt
.84
.64tt
.86",
.36H
.385;
.39?,
19.00
10.87
11.15
10.75
10.25
1.3SK
i'.isk'
'i.iVtt
t.03 4!
.94 H
.58
'.S2 'i'
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.37
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19.00
10.87
11.15
10.86
10.30
1.28
l!in
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1.01
. M
.6874
'.'6'3'tt
.3S1i
'.88
..-814
.39
18.76
10.77
10.97
10 75
10.20
1.32
1.33
1.18
1.18K
1.13
1.03
.8414
.58
.68
.62
".ii "
.36
'.S'9'
'.Vn'
.40
18.7S
10.83
11.05
10.85 i
10.38
1.30
1.30i
1.16
1.16
1.10
1.02'i
.92
.68
.57
.61
.61
.64
.36
'.'38
.V9
19.05
10.93
11.17
10.80
10.32
Wht.
May
July
Sen.
Rye
May
uiy
Corn
May
July ,
Sep.
Oats
May
July
Sep.
Pork
May
Lard
May
July
Ribs
May
July
New York Cotton.
New York, March 37. Prices In the
cotton market went a bit lower after early
Irregularity today, but local covering
caused a moderate, last hour recovery.
It was a featureless session, given up al
most entirely to professional give and take
Selling soon after the start came from
the south and Wall street longs and sup
port came from brokers with Japanese
connections. After losing a few points,
the market at on time was up 1 to 8
points net, but In mldafternoon was 6 to
13 points under Saturday's close. Nearly
half this loss was regained in the late
trading, the close being at a level 2 to 9
points net lower.
Spot cotton vsas quiet, five points de
cline, 17.80c for middling upland.
Southern spot markets were: Galveston,
17.25c, unchanged: New Orleans 16.25c, 5
points decline: Savannah 17.13 unchanged;
Augusta 16.88c. unchanged; Memphis 17c,
unchanged: Houston 17.15c. 10 points de
cline; Little Rock 16.75c, unchanged.
St. Louis Livestock,
Eaot St. Louis, III., March 57. Cattle
Receipts, fl.000: slow, generally steady
on all 4tlllng classes; beef steers closing
weak to 25c lower: quality mostly com
mon: bulk beef Steers, 86.7r.Sl7.30; top.
17.90; bulk beef cows. 14.76 ft. 6.00; veal
calves, largely IS.00S.6O; stockers dull.
Hogs Receipts. 11.000; active, 6c to
10c lower; top. $10.45; bulk 160 to 260
pounds, tl0.30H0.40; pigs, steady to 25c
higher; bulk 100 to 130 pounders. $8,259
10.15; packer sows, weak to 15c lower,
mostly 86.60gr8.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.500; nom
inally steady: practically all receipts billed
through to nearby feed lots.
New York Dried Fruits.
New York, March 27. Evaporated Ap
ples Irregular; state, 16iJ20c.
Prunes Quiet. Callfornias, 618e;
Oregons. 814He.
Apricots Nominal.
Peaches Firm: choice. 1814c;
extra choice, 14415c; fancy, 19
30c.
Raisins Quiet: loose muscatels. 11
16c; choice to fancy seeded, 1416c;
seedless, 1620r.
" i
Tislble Grain Supply.
New Tork, March 27. The visible sup
Ply of American grain shows the follow
ing changes:
Wheat decreased 1.076.000 bushels.
Corn Increased 86.000 bushels.
Oats decreased 1, 266.000 bushels.
Rye Increased 992.000 bushels.
Barley Increased 2,000 bushel.
New York Honey.
New York, March 27. -Call money,
firm; high, 4 per cent: low, 4 per cent;
ruling rate, 4 per cent; eloelng bid.
3 per cent: offered at 4 per cent: last
loan, 4 per cent: call loans against accep
tances, 4 per cent. Time loans, firm: 81
days. 44 per cent; 9 days. 4 0,
4 per cent: t months. 4 04 per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 44c
London Metal.
Tondon. Kerch 27. Copper Standard,
(58. 6s: electrolytic. C64. 6s; tin, 143, 15s;
lead. 31. 12s. 6d; sine, 125. Ik
Bar Silver.
New York. March 17. Foreign Bar Sil
ver 84 c
Mexican Dollars 19 e.
New York Quotations.
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan as Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Sat.
High. Low. Close. Close.
A., T. & S. P 96 96 96 96
Bait. & Ohio S714 37 37 37
Canadian Pacific. .135 115 135 136
New York Central 86 85 85 85
Ches. & Ohio 60 60 60 60
Oreat Northern.... 72 71 71 72
Illinois Central 101 101 101 ....
Kan. City Southern 25 Si'-i 24 25
Lehigh Valley 68
Missouri Pacific... 21 51 51 21
N. Y. & N. IT 19 18 19 19
Northern Pacific... 75 74 74 75
Chicago & N. W... 69 9 69 69
Penn. R. R 37 37 37 37
Reading 73 73 73 73
C R. I. & V 39 38 38 39
Southern Pacific... 85 85 85 85
Southern Railw'y., 21 51 21 21
Chi.. Mil. & St. P. 22 22 22 22
Union Pacific 132 131 133 132
STEELS.'
Am. Car Fdry. ...,15S 152 153 155
Allls-Chalmers .... 44 43 43 44
Am. Loco 107 107 107 107
Baldwin Loco 107 105 106 106
Beth. Stl 70 69 70 70
Colo. Fuel-Iron ... 29 29 29 ....
Crucible 56 65 56 56
Am. Stl. Fdry 36 35 35 36
Lackawanna Stl. . 48 47 48 48
Midvale Stl. '. 33 32 33 33
Republic Stl. -Iron 51 60 50 51
Ry. Stl. Springs... 96 96 86 86
Sloss-Schef field ... 40 39 39 41
U. S. Steel 94 93 94 94
Vanadium 38 37 38 38
, COrPERS.
Anaconda 50 49 49 50
Am. Smtt.-Ref. ... 51 61 51 51
Cerro De Pasco.... 34 34 34 ....
Chill 17 16 16 17
C'hino 26 26 26 26
Green Cananea 27
Inspiration S9 39 39 40
Kennecott 29 29 29 29
Miami 27 27 27 27
Nevada Consolida'd 14 14 14 14
Ray Consolidated.. 14 14 14 14
Seneca 13 13 13 13
Utah 63 62 62 63
OILS.
fieneral Asphalt... 59 . 57 58 68
Cosden 36 35 36 35
California Peterol.. 53 49 62 60
Island Oil 1 1 1 1
Invincible Oil 18 17 17 18
Mexican Peterol. . .116 115 11G 117
Middle Ptates 13 13 13 13
Pacific Oil 49 48 49 48
Pan-American .... 53 63 62 63
Phillips 35 35 35 35
Pierce Oil 8 8 8 8
Pure Oil 29 59 29 29
Royal Dutch 52 52 62 62
Sinclair Oil 24 23 24 24
Standard Oil, N. J 171 170 171 170
Texas Co 43 42 43 43
Union OH 17 17 17 17
White Oil 9 9 9 .9
MOTORS.
Chandler 71 70 70 71
Gen. Motors 10 10 10 10
Willys-Overland ..8 7 8 8
Plerce-Arrow 16 16 16 16
White Motor 40
Studebaker 106 104 105 106
RUBBER AND TIDIES.
Flsk 16 16 16 17
Ooodrlch 39 39 3 39
Kelley-Sprinsfield 44 43 44 43
Keystone Tire 17 17 17 17
Ajax 16 16 16 16
U. S. Rubber 60 69 60 60
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar... 39 37 S3 39
A. G. & W. 1 28 57 28 28
Am. Tnt. Corp 42 42 42 42
Am. Sumatra 31 31 31 ....
Am. Telephone ...120 119 120 119
American Can .... 45 44 45 45
Central Leather .. 36 35 35 36
Cuba Csno 15 13 "
Cuban-Am. Bug. .. 21 20 20 21
Corn Products ....104 103 103 104
Famous Players... 78 77 78 79
Cen. Electric 153 153, 153
Gt. Northern Ore.. 35 i54 35 35
Int. Harvester..., 93 92 92
Am. H. J j., pfd.. 68 68 68 68
U. S. Tnd. Alcohol.. 47 46 47 47
Int. Paper 44 4414 44 44
Int M. M., pfd.... 70 69 69 70
Am Sugar Ref 70 68 70 69
Sears-Roebuck .... 73 69 72 70
Stromsber 45 44 45 45
Tobacco Products.. 61 60 61 61
Worthlngton Pump 49 49 49 49
Wilson Co 39 3 39 ....
Westlnghouse Elec 67 66 57 67
American Woolen.. 86 85 86 86
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil 54
Am. Agrl. Chem.. 38 38 SS 39
Am. Linseed 33 33 33 33
Union Bag. pfd.... 56 55 65 57.
Continental Can 61
Bosch Magneto 44 43 43 44
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. 18 18. 18 ....
Cal. Packing 75 74 74
Columbia Oas-El... 82 81 82 81
coiumnta urapru . 31 4 -
Nat. Enamel 34 33 34 35
United Fruit 137 135 137 137
Lorillard Tobacco 147 147 147 148
National Lead .... 88 88 58 88
Philadelphia Co. .. 37 37 -7. ....
Pullman 123 121 122 125
Punta Alegre Sug. 39 39 39 38
Retail Store 44 43 43 44
St. Louis-San Fran. 37 57 17 27
Virginia Car Chem. 32
Total sales, 745.800.
Money Close, 4 per cent.
Marks Close, .0030c; Saturday close.
.0032c.
Francs Close, .0880c; Ssturday Close,
.0908c.
Sterling Close, lt.17; Ssturday close,
M.38.
New York Bonds N. Y. Curb Bonds
(The Bee is the only Omaha
newspaper which publiahes the ot
fuial close of the New York Stock
exchange bonds.)
New )h4 Iteud..
V.w Y01W, March It Adnr an4
le. Hues In III (..reign ilivl.ion rra t.ui
il f the Ittrgular ope nt today tH4
mark't. Kim. 11 7 nt nd A'-"-
tin 8 were highr .y I prnnt, while
!. got eminent and muoli.i caeed
11. .in 1 it piiitiis.
llt-ny Iwiiies heailaifd during h
first half ot Ilia Miun, but f.-r th
moet part at gain. Hall aere a.'tlta,
especially a.inveriible. but In IH4t uuar-
t.r the trend waa indefinite. Cub van
7 and strengthened, but Ailanllo
Kruit 7. t int roiiper ami several ot
the utilities wer loner.
New foreign tesurs, including th Or
leans I e'ren. h ) railroad and a I .e. ho-
M..vkln loan. Were In e)iu', Tulal
Mlr ti er 4lu 1 1 4.4S 1,001).
I nllril Mute Itonds,
Hate tin tl.nno)
13 I. ih !d 4
143 I. Hi l.l 4'.s .,
1144 l ib M 4.B
Kll I. lb S',
.'') l ib 3d 4',s
14" I .Hi 4llt 4
It Victory S
I06 Victory 4
High tow 4'lose
, 00 l 00 9n no
. t 34 IS s !
. tl,:i M SI SI 23
. pa IS SI 84 SK I
. tt 4! tt n S 40
. M 43 H 24 43
.100 04 I'li' Oj lull 04
.11)0,80 100.74 IIIO.lt
Foreign, Government, Slat aotl Municipal,
7 Argentine Un It 82 S3
114 t'ity Hern as 113 113V 113
II iMv lleigin ....110 1"! lot
17 t'ity llonleanx .. k 86 6
ii Illy Christ SB ....IH) 1"9 !"
Si city t'npen 0s ... tl S3
75 i ny Lynns 6 86 86
84 f'liy Marseilles s.. u 84 8
38 t'ity It l Jan Is. ..103 1
iu i iiy zurirn s ....lie, 111 114
10 Hanlsh Muni 8s A. 111 111 111
JI.1 llept Of X.'lll 7.,, li 844 4
I'nmln Rrp b .... so
20 Horn 4"an 5s SI.... tt
57 lom "un f not. 100
15 Put Ka ltd 6 ... 14
to SOi,
17 7
99 J IIO
94 94
103 10314 J02
101 French (lov 7
1.1 French Oov 8 ....101 ins
86 Japanese 4s 76 74
13 .lupanesn 1st 4S.. 10 '..,
38 King Helglum 6a ..l"3'i 12
107
74
69
103
JOS
97
83
23 King Helalum 7V,i.lOH. 109
147 King Iienmark 6a.. 17 t
S King Italy 6a ... t4 83
18 King Norway 8b ..113 111 111
37 King Sweden s '...100 IOO14 100
I Rep f'llllo 8 48 ...108 103 103
IS Rep Cuba 6s 44 .. 80 10 S0
4 Rep Uruguay 8 .,M6 1"i 108
.1 Htal WUeellS 7 ..MJ1 1"1 JOS
(.1) J wins t'onfed 8 ...118' 11 118
307 I'KllH & 15s 22. .10 104 104
LIS VKliH & 15s 2..105'4 104 104
160 I'KI.H & I5 57. .100 89
44 I) t) Brazil 6 105 104
67 V S Mexico 4s .... 47 46
tl V ft Mexico 6s .... 67 67
1 Alas U M deb 6s A 11 It
105
47
67
1 1
53 Am Ag chem 7s.lol 10t 101
15 Am Smelting 6s.... 89 89 89
46 Am Kugar 6a 98 98 8
IS Am T & T col 6s.. 96 86 6
53 Am T A T cv tie. ..114 118 113
18 Am Writ Pap 7s... 82 81 81
8 Armour & Co 4s. 88 87 83
12 A T tit 8 F gen 4a.. 87 87 87
2 Atl C L 1st 4s 87 87 87
36 Atl Fruit 7s 39 38 38
It Atl Refining S..I04 103 104
27 B & O cv 4s .... 78 78 78
3 B & O ref 6s 81 81 81
18 B & O 6s 98 98 98
10 Bell T of Pa 7a. ...107 107 107
7 Beth Sleel ref 6s... 92 91 91
30 Beth Stl P M 5s.. 89 89 89
6 Braden Copper 6s. 96 96 96
10 B Ed gen 7s s D.107 107 107
0 riusn ier iicig os.. 89 89 . K9
97
.112
3 Cal O & E 5s
20 Con North 6s
24 Can Pac deb 4s
11 Cen Leather 5s
3 Or d Pas 8s .
16 Ches & Ohio cv 4s 86
66 Ches A Ohio cv 6s. 88
1 Chi & Alton 3s ... 68
12 C B & Q gen 4s 87
61 C B & Q ref 6s .. 96
24 C & E I gen Cs ne. 77
19 C O W 4s 61
13 CM S P ref 4s. 69
27 CM & SP cv 48.. 64
31 CM & SP cv 6s ... 66
6 C & N W 6s
S C & N W 7s .
95 94 94
109 109 109
77 77 77
96
112
84
87
67
88
96
77
60
58
64
65
108 108 108
I!Jli?4 106 106
7
112
84
88
68
86
96
77
61
68
64
65
3 Ohl Rail 6s 80 79 .79
3 C R I & P gen 4s.. 92 92 92
37 C R I & P ref 4s.. 79 79 79
1 Chi Union Sta 6s,114 114; 114
9 Chi & West Ind 4s. 72 72 72
65 Chile Copper 6s... 86 85 86
1 CCC&SLGM 4s .... 79 . 79 79
iu 1.010 r & 1 bs s 3
1 Colo & Sou rfg 4S 65
4 Colum G & E 6s... 91
27 Con Gas 7s 108
10 Cuba C Sug cv 7s 84
10 Cuhan-Am Ss. . .
7 Cuban R R 7s
85
85
91
107 '
83
.104 104 304
.102 102 102
85
85
91
107
S3
44 44
61 61
103 104
S3 PS
99 99
101 IOIS4
6 'A 96
107 107
60 60
60
95
84
95
86
85
14
11
60
9.-.
84
95
85
85
14
114
60
95
84
95
1 Del & Hud cv 5s... 94 .94 94
3 3 D & R G ref 5s.... 46 45 45
8 D Sc Jl G Imp 6s... 80 79 79
'7 Detroit Edison 6s. .102 102 102
6 Diam Match 7b..108 107 108
29 D Pont de N 7s..l04 104 104
24 Duquesne L 6s 102 101 101
m r.rie gen 4s 45
. 8 Erie con 4s 61
a risn xtunner 6s.....iti4
7 General Elec 6s.... 99
67 Goodyear T 8s 31. 99
35 Grand Trunk 6s ...102
78 Gt Northern 6s.. 96
t.z lit Northern 7s ...107
1 Hud & Man adj 5s. 60
2 III! Cen ref 4s .... 85 ii
27 Inter Met 4s ... 14
83 Inter Met 4s ct.. 12
96 Inter R T 6s ....
"13 Inter M M 6s
1 Inter Pap ref 5s
9 Invincible Oil 8s
14 K C South 5s ...
35 Kelly Spring Tl 8s. 106 106 106
7 Laclede Gas ref 6s. 83 88 89
3 0 L S & M S 4s JR... 93 93 93
3 Lehigh Valley 6s ..102 101 101
16 Lorillard 5s ....... 94 94 94
2 Louis & Naah un 4s 91 9t 91
6 Louis & Nash ref 5sl02 102 102
13 Mar St Ry con 6s. 88 88 88
1 Mar Oil 8s war.... 99 99 99
5 Me Pet 8S 104 103 103
29 Midvale Steel 63... 87 86 87
11 MSP&SSM 6s ...1"2 101 102
20 M K & T 1st 48. .. 77
119 M K & T adj 6s new 60
29 MKH pr I 6s new 82
33 Mo Pao gen 4s..... 62
ID Mo Pac rfg 6s 23.. 99
12 Mont Power 6s 94
It Morris & Co 4s... 84
5 N O T & M 5s 6S
65 N Y Cent deb 6s. ..101 101 301
16 N Y Cent col 7s. ...106 106 106
12 N Y C & S 1 deb 4s 84 84 84
44 N Y Edison 6S...107 107 107
39 n Haven aeo 4s 07 es 67 67
20 N Haven deb 6s 48 34 33 34
43 N Y Ry rfg 43 stfs.103 102 103
II I W &-. B 4s.. 42
11 Nor & Sou ref 6s. 64
. 1 Nor & Wes con 4s.. 864
3 Nor & West cv 6s. 10711 107
t North Pacific Ss .. 61 6.1
17 North Pacific 4s .. 85 ',i 84 T4
13 N P G N Jt 6S..106 106 106
i ivortn ien 'jet vs. . 1 u 7 ltitj l"
2 Ore & Cal 1st 69... 97
20 O 8 L ref 4s .. . 90
7 O V7 R R & N 4s.. 79
19 Pao G & E 5s .... 89
13 Pac Tel & Tel 6s .. 95
10 Packard Mot 8s ...102
0 ran Am f & T is. 97
6 Pa R R gen 4s
31 Pa R R gen '6s . ,
10 Pa B R 6s
1 Pere Marq ref 5s
15 Pierce Oil deb Ss
1 R G & W 1st 4s,
5 R I A & L 4s.,
8 S L I M & S ref 4s 85
91 S L . S F p 4s SA. 70
!! 8 L ft 8 F adj 6s.. 78
161 S L & S F inc 6s.. 62
2 S L S W 1st 4s.... 77
9 MS Air Line c ss. 494
,S's Ye'l.. Slji.h -T Call.. leg I
r..ii..li I'. 1 vt today iraiixi Hun An
lbs timw I'urb .'urb ii. tiiil ip I
S II p. in., null ealea if It lU !
'h high, i"i and lst piur,
Itunda,
Sal'i ll'ih l CI-
14 Allied Pa. Wer ,. ,i It 79
I Aluminum 7 31. . . . !? !:'
I Am, l.i i'rsa r. I" ) le..
SI Ant Tel TH fMo )ua', o
S Am Tel i Te . :t o d
t Anr,iB,l i i nn is ,, 7'i !' 7
S An.cn C..i 7 7.,nl lt let
S Ans-Amrr ml 7S.I"4 l"i tl
I Ariliaur Ci 7. . ,.i.l 1 1
I lUn.e.Ull k ,,,,,,
It Itelh Meet 7 :1..,I1I. 1"1, lll
I 4.ih bil 7a Si,., (ill's li'lN ft"
I I an I'a. lfio .,.,IIS l"l 1"!
S Cent H'r-I 8. ..... s
7 Colum liiaph I ,. 4 4 44
I (Cl,... "I. .Ill Us ... (
1 Cnp y. H. ."I I".-', I :' I"!',
I t up M An a :t.l": l.S l".M
3 Cop Y. A..H t :i,l"t , l"C ll',
3 ('..lie.. I lies 7 !""' 1""' I""!.
t Cens.it lias lull U.Wi 1"' !"'
I Peer 4V 'o 7 .. S
I empire 'I K .. 7 Si
I Hen Aaphalt ...1"! 1" l"
ritlnodrlih Tiro ?... t t
t tlrand IrunH t .1"' l"''. '"'i
S tlulf Oil la in liD'i 1i
4 Mumble Oil 7 ,..,l"l I'M I'M
tO Inter It T ta SJ.... 1 IS 71
t Kenn C'Mwr 7..l"7' l''2'i t"l
.11 l.aelnle On 7 ... "
10 I.IUbe M. Nit 1S....IM J" I"!)
11 Manltnlm 7 tl Sl tt
1 Nat I.-.lhec 8a .... SW ',
51 N T N II It 4.. 82 l
13 1'hll C tm 41 84 6 )
3 Philllpa Petrol 7.to log 1
4 Dear It.. 7 ::. 100 mi
I Hr.i. I loo 7 :i.,..l'i I'm 1"')
t Hhawsheen 7 103 t"l ll
8 H..U llcll Tel 7 ...!': ISiV. 1":
I Hlan Oil NY 7 !l.l"l 101 104
5 man Oil NY 7 !7.1'i8 108
1 Hun Oil NY 7 31.108 108 s
I Swift c Co 7 25..l"l lt VI 1AI
S "Witt er Co 7 31. .10: 102 MSS
S Te er Co 7 ....lri !l 101
1 To Kdlson 7s 101 I'il'i 1"4
S t'n Otl I'rml 6 ... 81 t; :
S3 Vacuum Oil 7 !" I 1"
15 Warn Kug 7 41.... t4 96
8 We.t Kle.tric 7 ..10 l'i !
J7 Winchester 7 .. t t 99
8 Am Toh 7 102 12'4 l'2
5 Can Nat Ry 5m .... 91 t
30 Con 4'oal Co 6s... 87 8? 87
CO Fed Land Hk 6...03 103 103
S Luken Hteei s ...ion jun joo
3 Kings Co L T . 87 87 97
5 Lag We.t Real .... 9 O 99
49 Mo Psc Rv .... 99 91) S9
6 Marlaiul 7a 91 t fl
8 Nat Acme 7s .... 74 74 . 74
64 NY NlfeVH 7a Wt 8:1 82 3ij
1 Slewart Warner 8s. 105 101 105
Foreign Honda.
4 Argentine 7s 23.... 99 S
10 French Oov 4s .... 65 S& SS
3 Rll-slan .S 21 21 21
20 Rusklan 5s 20 20 I'O
5 Russian 6s ctfs.'.. 19 1 19
15 Swiss 0s 101 l"t 3"1
6 Cltv Snlssons 6s... 86 86 86
41 NYXHA H Fr 7sWl f.4 64 64
Foreign Exchange.
New York. March 27. Foielgu Ex
changeEasy. '
Great iiruain uemana, ii.ai.",: chlics,
14.57: 60-day bills on banks. 11.33.
Franc Demand, .09Sc; cables,
,0898c.
Italy Demand, .osouc; canies, ,.iuj '.r.
Belgium Demand. .0835c; cables,
,083Cc.
Germany Demand, ,00;9c; cables,
0029 c.
Holland Demand, ,3774c; cables, .3770c.
Norway Demand, ,1768c.
Sweden .2608c.
Denmark Demand, ,2105c.
Swltierland Demand, ,1942c.
Spain Demand. ,15i".5c.
Greece Demand, .04211c.
Poland Demand. .(Ili(i2c.
Czechoslovakia Demand, ,0171c.
Argentina Demand. .3612c.
Braxll Demand. .1368c.
Montreal .97 1-3 6c.
Volume tf .'ft'tler i;lr
l'ull Off at ahu Market
"Ji filiinie u( (crdtr ilr as
i)iute tiiiht Ul wrrk, there 1't.ng
.hipped "lit i,(M! hfa l of slmk est
tie t the country t''U the Kl
msrlet s 114111 t y.-Uut head the
week prevu'ii and 6.3"ci lied l"r the
correpiidHi' crk in March Ut
ycje.
tJj thf tattle shipped out Mt
week. 2,W4 hrd went to loua. ?,I7
to ,S'rlir4k puinU, 1K7 to Illinois.
) to Vieoniii, .k tu Missouri, .'(
to Smtti Uukota and JS to Kansas.
Vtiitn Prot'cbt rroiosrtI
Mnrtoenth Ltrfft l,ainp
Women who live on Nineteenth
ircrt between O and Y stieets and
on Q street between I'-iuIitf ruth and
Twentieth streets prottted to the
city council yesterday agsinM p4V
iiiK of thcc streets. Thev don't tired
the paving and arc unable lo pay for
it, they said.
,W txt, rr l..4,.
j .,! V"".. m ;" ' ;. 'i
! Steele i..!..!.! i-i., a..b , ....
1 u pii.e . . 'i ' . r . viin. 4
ith...i.l er.wh. it ie 4i 1...M
.tftt. Ii. i'l .i... l.iidtg ta.i., efe..
..k ua,
South Side Brevities
Omaha Produce
Furnished by stat of Nebraaaa, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY,
Wholesale Wholesale
Buying Pr. Selling Pr.
Stags 0.13$0.20 IO.16lh.IO.25
Springs 20 .28 .23(f .26
Hens, light 20 .23 .23i .25
Hens, heavy..... .20 .23 .2 3 r .25
Cock 13 .16 ,15ftfi .20
Ducks IS .21 .21 .25
Geese 12 .18 .15ffD .20
Turkeys 25 .30 ...y ...
A. W. J.mea, lusuianc alt kind, lowest
piweibti. r-,i
ORIKNT COAI.T CIRTAINtT. StA.
07. Skll'TII KMAIIA ICR COM "AS".
nn a rharge .f hoplifilng, Ann Tay
lor. 1443 North Nineteenth street, anil
Itn.e Wid Hixth and Webster Hr-.
wer fin. d H!t r. h lu f.iuth Kid court.
i:nil I Marin, BSIS V street. w hound
ever to iltstrii't court under IIii.iihO lm.
on a rhsrge of In... 111, a and rb.uly
ttuunding John Dow, 3'H Vlret, March 4.
Patrick O'ltourk w.i found d"J of
hemorrh.ige in hi room at 271S Q
street, A deposit slip ahnwin he had 121
In a hank wa found among hi effects.
John Knwalskl filed tilt In district rourt
against Clyde Kearlnee. special officer f..r
Xnmiir'; Poll. Captain John tlrisss, sn.l
l'ollri.nin Neo Hayes, Itneri.e Kml'h n.
John Kwasirleaskl, eeklng tlO.ono fur nu
all. fed assault ilurlnc th packing house
strike, .
Charle Mit'erholx. Twenty-eighth and
R etreete. wa fined ;8; John Itagasv,
5221 South Twent-ghih street, ;5u.
snd Joe Jaiinvlih Thirty-first and H
street, forfeited a 128 bond In Knmh Side
enutt yesterday, g'hey were arrested, on
charges of drunkenness nnd disturbing
the pesee. Mitterholi and Pagjsy ap
pealed the case
C hlragn blocks.
Ttinge of prices of the leading Chicago
locks furnished by Logan it Bryan, 248
Peter Trut building:
Armour h (o. pfd , ; 98
Armnnr Leather com 1 - ' t
r;iison com ..128
Cent. Mnlor 7
Diiunpml Match , lis
War) Motor 4
Ubhr 4
Mnnigoruery-Ward 17
.V.it. Leather, new 10
Pigcley Wlgg!y 38
Quaker Ont .......136
Htewart-Warncr 37
Swift Co 103
Swift Int J0
C. Carbide , S3
Wahl 5
Wrigley 38
pULBRANSEN
PLAYEU PIANO
hlionalbiViccl
sranaea in inctwK-
1 1 ti'fj ui
mm
! I'll IIP
smi..,. as ,
V. rv.r si..
tg.l4
700 '600 495
The Ait and Music Sloic
1513-15 Douglai Street
If
593
Knnsn City Hay,
Kansas City, Mo March 27 Hay Un
changed; choice alfalfa. I24.O0&25.5O;
No. 1 prairie. Ill 0OM13.6O: No. 1 timo
thy, llo. 504 16.50; No. 1 clover, 113.000
15.00.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, Minn., March 17. Flour
Unchanged. Bran 133.0024.00.
Chicago Poultry.
Chicago, March 37. Poultry Alive Un
changed; fowls, 25c; springs, 29c; roosters.
13e.
Wrilt Far Oir FREE lOOKtOa
k. . .'. . . r,
fasM-ngrr anil I'rrigiil s.rli'..
N Y to fhciboutg ud Cutlisini'ion
wXt liKTWI V ....Apr. 4 Apr.SA Slay It
AOIITIMt Slir.tl Meg I MntSI
llr.Kt.M. VKI ....Ut .it June ill July II
N Y to I'ljiuiiuth. Chrlieqrg A I.,nilntf4
CAKllMl Apr. .May IS June II
r.tNMiM I Apr. IN .
New York to Q'iee!itun and Liverpool
f'AKMMi Apr. lit 'lay II
M VI lilt (neal,. pr. 7S Mny XI Jim II
HAM IKI I inrwl. .M.iy tu June t July i
N Y to Londimderry. IJvrrpn.il C.1s4ow
('Oi l Mill! May J! .tunefl July
AM. LIU V June II July l Aug. 1
N. Y. to I.i.nd.indrry, Llverpout ami
lilit.g.iW
CAMKKOMl ( Apr.
Ib.stun to l.undnnderry, l.lverpuol and
lilasKi.w
AK.HtlV Aiir. Ill
A-M HI V Mny '.'I July hrpl. IS
It, ..ten to Queenstewn so. I l.lvertol
I. OM (new). . .May S May Jl June 2S
I'ortlnnil. Me., to llultr.iX n! liU'gow
Si ATI RMS Mar. .lit
t AS 4 Mill 1 Apr. IS
H.. m... u to Movile ml Ol.isgmv
ATIII.M4 Jiii.eJII
VTIKM July It
Apply lompan)' lentil Acts, Kieryuliere
MUNN 8. CO.
Tower Puildini. CHIf'AOO. ILL.
Scientiflo American Bl.lg., WAHUi.NTJToy, V. C.
" Woohvorth Rillldlnr. NKW YORK
Hobart Hide.. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Stags . .
Spring .,
Hens ...
Cocks . .
Ducks ..
Geese . .
Turkeys
DRESSED POULTRY.
.55.
.28
.18(9
.29fli
.25
.35(9
.30
.22
.35
.30
.45
.36
.34
.26 ss
.20
77
50
81
62
99
94
84
68
41
64
86
97
89
78
88
94
77
60
82
62
99
94
84
68
41
64
86
107
61
Kb
97
90
79
89
94
88
96
102 102
97 97
86
99
91!
77
79
.106 106
as
94
77
79
84
80
78
62
77
49
96 . 96
ISO Sinclair Oil 7.. .103 103
106
99
94
77
79
83
80
78
62
77
49
103
94
89
86
89
62
94
95
97
106
S7
63
101
98
90
7 Sou Bell T & T 6s. 94 94
7 Sou Pac cv 4s .... 89 89
15 Sou Pac ref 4s .... 86 86 .
14 Sou Pac col 4.... 80 80
40 Sou Rail gen 4s... 63 62
44 Sou Rail 1st 5s ... 94 94
218 Sou Rail deb 6 '-is.. 96 95
17 So Po Rl Sn 7s.... 97 97
17 Stsn Oil Cal 7s ...108 108
25 Steel & Tube 7s.... 97 97
75 Third Ave adj 6s.. 53 52
30 Tldewat Oil 6s..lgi 101
11 Toh Prod 7s 98 98
13 V P 1st 4s 90 80
13 United Drug rv 8s. 106 106 106
42 U S Rubber 6s 87 86 87
23 U 8 Steel 6s 101 ions, ini
35 Utah P L 6s... 90 90 SO
18 Va-Caro Chem 6s.. 97 97 7
35 Va Ry 1st 5s 94 93 S3
56 Wabash 1st 6s.... 97- 96 .
S West Eleo 6s 100 99 99
19 West Pae 5s 87 87 87
13 West Union Ss..108 107 108
S Westing Elec 7s.. .106 106 106
15 W A 1, F. rfg 4s. 60 69 60
3 Wick Spen Stl 7s.. 96 96 H
53 Wilson & Co 7s.. 97 87 S7
Total sales of .bonds today were 116,
491.000. romrsred with 18.448,000 Satur
day and 7,429.nn a year ago.
Turpentine anil Rosin.
Savannah, a.. March 27. Turpentine
Firm, 81 c: sales. 33 bbls.; receipts. 61
bbls.; shipments. 57 bbls; stock, SS7 bbls.
Rosin Firm; sales. 133 casks; receipts,
344 casks; shipments, none; stock- 43.145
cssks.
Quote: B. V. K. F. 84.02: O. H.
14.07: K. t4.1t); M. 14.70; N, 15.16; TV,
0, 15.70; w, yr. ts.os.
EGGS.
Select .547)
No. 1 !2l
No. 2 21 1!
Cracks 20
Eggs, case count
(per case) ... 6.5091 6.60
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints
Creamery, tub
country, best ... .21 w .22
Country, common .Hfii .18
Fat, Sta. price... .28
HAT.
Prairis No. 1 upland tl1.60 (?12.00
No. 2 upland...., ,. 9.50iill.OO
No. 3 upland 8.00( 9.00
No. 1 midland 11.00(3)11.50
No. 3 midland..... 9.5010.6o
No. 3 midland 8.00 9.00
No. 1 lowland, 9.0010.00
No. 3 lowland 8.00 9.00
Alfalfa, choice 19.00 (6 20.00
No. 1 17.O018.50
Standard , 14.5016 60
No. 2 32.5013.60
No. 3 10.5011.50
Oat straw 8.00 9.00
Wheat straw 7.000 8.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bananas, per lb 78c.
Oranges: Size 216 and larger, f7.008.00;
size 260, $6.758.00; size 2B8, J6.507.60:
size 324. $6.507.60. Florida tangerines,
per box. 15.00. Lemons, per box, $5,500
7.60. Grapefruit, per crate, $3.505.00.
Apples: Delicious, according to size and
grade,3.503.76; Rome Beauties, to size,
$2.36tg3.50; Winesaps, according to size
and grade, I1.90&4.00; Black Twig,, ac
cording to size and. grade, $3.00; Arkan
sas Black, according to size and grade,
$2.853.76; Ben Davis, according to size
and grade. $3.00: Newton Pippins, accord
ing to size and grade, $2.753.25. Straw
berries, per quart. 6070c. Figs: Cali
fornia. 24 pkgs. 8-oz., $2.25; bulk, pe rib.,
1516e.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Early
Ohlos No. 1, per cwt., $1.751.90; Minne
sota white stock. No. 1, per cwt., $2.00;
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt., $2.00
2.26; Red River Ohio stock. No. 1, per
cwt., $2.00 1 2. 60: Oregon Netted Gems,
per cwt., $3.50; Colorado Brown Beauties,
per cwt., $2.002.25. Sweet Potatoes, per
hu., $1,752.00. Celery, per doz.. 75c(5
$1.85. Lettuce: Leaf, per doz., 7590c;
head, per crate, $550ijJ6.50. Onions: Red,
per lb., 910c; yellow, per lb., 8(?r9c.
Onion Sets, per hu., $2 253.00. Cauli
flower, per crate, $2.502.76. Cucumbers,
hot house, per doz., $2.603.00. Carrots
per lb., 23c. Turnips, per lb., 3
3c. Parsnips, per lb., 33r. Beets,
per lb., 33c. Cabbage, new Texas,
per lb, 34c. Tomatoes, per crate, $4.00
5.00; lugs. 13.50. Young Southern Rad
ishes, per doz., 7Kr9ll.00: Young South
ern Carrot, per doz.. 80c$1.00. Young
Southern Beets, per t doz., 90c $1.00.
Young Southern Onions, per dos., 75
90c. Brussels Sprouts, per lb., 25c. Shal
lots, per doz.. 6575c. Green Peppers,
per lb., 30Ci)35c. Parsley, per doz.
bunches, 45cffr$1.00.
Nuts Black Walnuts, per lb., 6c. Eng
lish Walnuts, per lb., 3035c. Brazil
Nuts: large, washed, per lb., l18c;
medium, washed, per lb., 14 16c. Pecans,
large, per lb.. 22 30c. Almonds, sack
lots, per lb.. 28c. Peanuts: Jumbo, raw.
per Ih., llj)12c; Jumbo, roasted, 1315c;
No. 1 raw. per lb., 89c; No. 1
roastsed, 11 13c.
Honey In comb, per case. t5.50St.0S. I
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb.,
5$tic; green salted No. 2. per lb., 45c;
green hides. No. 1. per lb., 34c; green
hides. No. 2, per lb., 2Q3c; green salted
(old stock).' per lb., 23c; green ealted
bull hides. No. 1. per lb., 3c; green salted
bull bides. No. 3. per lb.. 3c.
Horse hides: Large, each. 82.50; me
dium, each, $3.00; small, each, $1.60; pony
and glues, each. 76c 3 11.00.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, n to slxe
and wool, each, 60ctl.00; shearlings,
green salted, aa to siz and wool, each.
5020c.
Wool: Choice fin and half-blood, per
lb, 22ff27e: medium or three-eights-tlood.
per lb.. 20.23c; low and quorter-Dlood,
per lb- 1719c; burry wool, per lb, 89
12c. -
Wholesale prices or bef cuts are s
follows: No. 1 ribs. 22c; No. 2 ribs. 21c:
No. 3 ribs. 16c; No. 1 loins. 34c; No. 2
loins, 2.1c; No. 3 loins. 19c; No. 1 rounds.
6c; r.n. 2 rounds, j&r; ;o. x rounds.
13c: No. 1 chucks, lc; No. t rhucka.
9c; No. 3 chucks. c: No. 1 plates, Cc;
No. 2 plates, Sc; No. I platee, 4c, .
Omaha-Lincoln
Auto Route
Good roads via Fort
Crook, Plaftsmouth,
Union and "0" street
road to Lincoln.
T. H. Pollock
Bridge Co.
Plattsmouth
Hotel Castle
OMAHA 1
3 Convinc
ing Reasons
why you jet the best
service via C.,M.&St.P.
1. Company owned and
operated equipment.
2. Company employed
attendants.
3. A standard of service
that has proven success
ful in operating famous
trains over 11,023 miles
of railroad.
To travel over this rail
road is to be convinced
use the
Omaha'
Chicago
Leave Omaha 6:05 p. m.
Arrive Chicago 8:05 a, m.
Observation club car,
-sleeping cars with draw
ing room and compart
ments, coaches and dining
car. '
Ak us about your trip East.
We will be glad to arrange
the detail). Phone or call
306 South Sixteenth Street
Phone Dougla9 4481
or Union Station
W E. Bock General Anient
Passenger Department, Omaha
Chicago
Milwaukee
& St. Paul
Railway
71-13678
GRAII
WE solicit your consignments of all
kinds of grain to the Omaha,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City
and Sioux City markets.
IV e Offer You ihe Services of Our Offices Localci at
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.
Get id touch with one of these branch
offices with your next f rain shipment.
The Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House"