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all huiili w In lihci-al auiiply and hoeil
no ioli''abla lniproiniiit. In aloekera
anil imdfra frcah auppllra were .mallfr
than on lunday and the coumry ilcmund
broadxr. ao that bunln'.a livelier and
prlcM aleady lo troriier all around.
Quotation" on cattl: Cood lo choliO
bove. T.1) 15: fair lo good beavea.
common (o fair beeica. i -J
food lo i-holoa yerlm. IJ.SOtf
S5! fair lo iood yearhnsa. Is.'r.ft i.to;
romnion to fair yearling.. I.3i(.il
good to oholca heifeia. Iti.TiW 7.M; fair to
oot b.lfera, It.iitl .": huW lo prima
t owa, S tDff i.iO; good lo cliolie towa.
3.iO.7S: fair to good row., tt.tiOOi.:!
(ommon lo fulr co. 2.f0&t.:6; good lo
rhoic feeder". 11.76 ijjf J.40; fair lo good
fe.dara, I.I66.75; romnion to fair feed
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alock htlfera. $4.00ii.OO: IO'k iowb, IJJ.0 !
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HEll'EKS.
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BULLS.
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lloga Heielptn. 12.700 head. Trading
was falrlv ai-tlvo today on Boud demand
from both shipper and packers PT'oe"
ruling; generally ateatly to In spots IfflOc
lower. Light hogs aold from 9.56.b4
with top prlia of I9.7H. Mixed load and
butcher weislits, 3.a0((i9.60 and packing
urailea. Is.7ift'9."0 wllh extreme heavlea
Is.l'&C 8.75. liulk ot nalca waa 9.3o
HOU.
n;..!!r.4 70 s 7.'. 2S..3H4
S!...L't:! ... tl) 2a.. 241
liti..MI 70 9 60 :tt. .219
tiNJ33 ... 9 ti" 39.. 204
SJ..;02 IliO 9 70
Bhccp Koralpla. 9.300 hend.
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... 9 45
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and prices
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were generally atrong to "ia higher, built
of lambs aelling within a range. f 114.60
WIS. 00 with best handy weights quoted
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al ;iti.;;. t-lippea mini's puiu i. ....."v..
13.S0 paid for one dock of choice handy
weight. Feeders were fully steady, five
double decks of light lambs averaging
around 70 pounds at 13.i5. Sheep were
atendy to slions.
Quotations on sheep: Fnt lambs, good
to choice, tit. lioifi '16.25: fat lambs, fair to
good, IH.OHul&.oO; clipped Ittmbs. $l?.2a
13.30; ehearlns lainlis. )3.5011.0O;
feeder lamb. 113.0013.60; cull lambs,
Il0.0012.00; fnt yearlings, light, !2.uo
33.00: fut yearlltiKs. heavy, S9.50 1 0.50 1
wethers. IS.OOiilo.uo: fat ewes, lisht,
9.t)09.60; fat ewes, heavy, J7.00 9.00.
' FEBDBB I.AMBS.
175 fed 61 11 U
' Knnan City Livestock.
Kansaa fity. Mo., March 28. (U,
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Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts,
9,000 he:id; beet stoers and she stoik most
steady to strong; spots, lusjlio higher
lhan yesterday's clone; best yearlings.
ls.10: heavy steers, IS. 00: few loads, neu
ers. 7,26((i;7.36; most sales hotter grades,
4tS.OOW7.00; medium to choieo cows, 16.25
W6.00; common kind. t.25 4.50; all other
ilusses generally steady; best vealers,
4".&0S,I.O; ennnera and cutters, 83.7S
4.00; bulls, mostly, 3."64.50; fleshy
feednrs, 17. 05; mont stot-kers, $.007.00.
Hogs Kerelpta, 9,000 head; market un
tven: opened mostly 10fr20c to shippers
and a few packers; closed at about half
the advance lost; bulk liKht shipping
weights, 9.S0( 9.85; top, 110.00; 2253U0
rounders, mostly to packers, 19. 609. H;
hulk of sales, 9.2589.00: packer top,
i thronouts, sows and slock pigs
around steady.
Sheep and Lambs' Receipts. 9.000 head;
sheep, steady;, fresh shorn Texas wethers.
IS. 769. 00; lambs, generally 2fto higher:
most early sales choice Colorados. lU.lO'tP
Ift.ar.: shora lambs, fl2,7o; late arrival
unsold.
. Chlcngo" Llvestoek. '
Chicago, March 2S. Cattle Receipts,
4,000 head; fairly active, generally steady
to strong on beef stoers and she stock;
apots on beef steers, higher: top, 9.25
for load of prime 1.2S0-pound steers to
be fitted for ahow; next highest prices,
19.00; bulk beef steers, I7.25fe8.25; bulk
tat she stock, 5.00e'6.50; bulls, mostly
steady; bulk bolognas, 14.254.35; veal
calve, steady to 25o lower; bulk. 17.60
J8.26 to packer: Blockers and. feeders,
slow; about steady; bulk. IS. 25 7.25.
Hogs Receipts, 20,000 head: slow, few
early sale 6c to 10c higher; market
largely steady to 10c lower than yester
'day' average: lighter' weights off most;
closing, active; shippers bought about
4.400; holdover, moderate; top. 110.50:
very few over 110.40; bulk, 9.75ffil0.40;
pigs, strong to 16c higher: bulk desirable,
100 to 130-pounders. 49.50 10.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 13.000
bead; uneven, steady lo 25c higher: clos
ing1, weak: fat wooled lamb top, 111.10;
bulk, 116.00; bulk shorn lambs. 113.00
913.60; wooled yearlings. 114.25; shorn
Texas yearlings anJ ewes, 111.75; shorfi
wethers, 410.00: wooled ewe top, I10.0O.
St. lAuia Livestock,
East St. Louis, March 28. Cattle Re
ceipts. S.000 head; beef steers, steady to
strong: spots. 10c to 15c higher: bulk,
97.00tf7.75; light yearlings opened steady;
closed easier, top .00: beef cows, bulls,
rami era and stockers. steady: veal calves,
25o to 60o lower; bulk. Is.5039.75; top,
41.00.
Hoga Receipts. 11.000 head; opened
active, steady; top. Iia.60 for two loads:
bulk 160 to 240-pnund averages. 110.36
010.45: closed, weak to 10c lower; prac
tical limit late, 110.35: pigs. 25c to 60c
lower, mostly ls.5ogj.8S; packer sow,
lie lower, 48.506 60.
Pheep and Lambs Receipts, 1.500 head;
aetive. mostly 15c to ?5c higher; choice
Colorado lambs. 111.00; choice clipped
lambs, 111.50; natives. 114.60; sheep,
steady; ewes, 19.00.
St. Joseph Uve Mock.
St. Joseph. Mo., March 28. Hogs Re
ceipts, 6.000 head; market steady to 10c
higher; top. 19.10; bulk. 19.5099.80.
Cattle Receipts. 2.000 head: market
generally steady; steers. 16.508.25: cows
and heifers, I4.2e.23; calves. 15.00$
7.60.
Sheep Receipts. 4. 000 head: market
strong to 25c h'rhcr; iimbs. 114:5615.;;;
. I9.eng9.7i.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
1 1 Omaha Grain
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riiiul.ii. March .'8.
of hfi in t'le Onuli4
market fnr 3t tar. i84it 2H car
Ut jfr, I't rn. 4? rr, ai4iiil 2i
car, lout of !i .'rain.. Kl Mr.
tompjiril wiih $t tri ytr f8.
Miiiuiiriitt 6i turn ure Unvv t V7
C4r out of toul nut niovrinriit ti
Mn tT4 uf ill kiii4. ami ci'tniurtd
tvhli "J cn It f4r.
Firigii new a not tapreiaUy
lu!IiIi tlii niornin, but report!
iruin Okialioma ami Kantat trre
inure pcasnuotic regnrdiuK the
uroii"B wheat crop. It wa Uo
4ii i-cIm ? of ustt tva being tJ
layrd in lltmoia arul Kan4 oil ac
count of ttft w e-athfr.
Import ilrmaiul fur cali Hlifat
au oil Mcrf naitl ! be only niotl
rrjif, but sooil fvr com and rye.
'J lie demand in the local market
vai MifVicit'iit to alMirb the otTeriugi
r.iul all ianiple were well cleaned up.
tali wheat went at price ranging
from l'fiic liinher than yesterday,
t'om wa a ready late at lWJc liinh
rr value. Oat sold fi'ii.lc liighrr.
Rye wa generally tiuchaiiRcd. white
bitrley wa nominally unchanged.
WIIKAT.
No, dark hard: t rar f.muMv), II 31.
N't. I hard winter: tar. II. H, I iar.
II
No ! har.t winter: I iar. II Jit
ara. 11?!',; I tar. It at par ianl; I
tar lunutljl. l :iu; J nr i.niuilil, ,;7,
Vo i hard K-iiitor: I tar, H i.; 1 tar,
II ?l '. I .e i-nra. tl :l,
Kainpla liai.l vliitee, I rar tl i per rant
beat ilm'd. II 10
No. t sallow, hard: I rar. l ii.
No. J yellow, hard: S rata. II :l.
Hnniil apring: I tar I nor. apring
fronted). II is.
Sa. I milled' I rar ttl'irum II 1?,
No. ! mixed: I rar Idurumi, II II.
ffir.X.
No. 1 hit: J rara. 4lr.
No. I oilite, I iara, ale
No. 3 wliiie; S taia. oi,c.
No. I yellow: 1 rar. Mr.
Vo. J yellow: 4 c-ara, llr.
No. 3 yelluw: J rata, &1r; 2 i-ara. I0;e.
No. S tniK'd: I iar, (near white), 0r;
I iar. (anerlal billing i. tJi,.': : iara. tie;
I ar, 4;e.
Nn. .1 mixed: I car, IIS per rent molr.
ture), tit; 1 iar. lit per tent mo.aiure;,
4'u.
OATS.
o. S white: 1 iara. 5i,e.
No. 4 whtta; 1 iar. :a"4i.
nvE.
No. 4: 15 iae, 0e.
BARUtV.
No aalea.
OMAHA ItKCEII'TS AND .Sill I'M ENTS.
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PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
I Bushel
Receipts Today, Wk. Ago.
Wheat oss.OOH 729.0HO
Yr. Ago.
r36.Otl0
5 '.4. OHO
394.000
Yr. Abo.
647.000
1,09 0110
6:1.000
Corn 691,000 777.IM10
Oots 473.000 520.000
Shipments Today. Wk. Atro.
Wheat 413.0U0 368.000
Corn ....... 661.0110 474.000
Oats ' 544.000 646.000
KXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Today. Yr. Ago.
Wheat and flour 629.000 410.O0O
Com 484.000 301,000
CHICAGO RBCKIPTS.
Carlots Today. W"k Ago. Y'r Ago.
Wheat IS ' 31 71
Corn 234 205 357
Oata 116 124 81
KANSAS CITY RKCEIPTS.
Today. W k Ago. Y r Ago.
.... 10". M 85
2 23 14
13 6 6
LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Today. W'k Ako. Y'r Ago.
84 111) 61
,...61 oil S3
23 25 43
NORTHWESTERN" WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today. W'k Ago, Y'r Ago.
Minneapolis 141 102 134
Iiuluth 39 58 156
Winnipeg 773 915 302
New York Coffee.
New York. March 28. The market Tor
coffee futures was reactionary today. It
opened 3 to 11 points lower because of
less favorable Brazilian cables, large
clearance from Santos and other Brazilian
points and considerable hedge selling
against lower cost; and freight offers.
The market closed rather easy at 7 to 9
points net decline. May contracts early
in the day sold at 9.42c, but dropped later
to 9.35c and the whole market closed
nt near the lowest of the day. Owing
to the quieter spot market and the
change in Brazilian markets, there waa
less support through commission houses
than was noted on Monday. Sales were
estimated at about 42,000 bags. May,
9.87c; July. 9.30c; September, 9.18c; De
cember, 9.18c; March, 8.1 Sc.
Sppt coffee was less active at 10c lo
1 0 i n for Rio 7s and 13sio to 14c for
Santos 4s. Cost and freight offers were
unchanged to a little easier, including
Rourbon 3s and 5s at 13.25c to 13.50c:
part Bourbon 4s and 6s. 13.2513.50e and 1
Rio 7s 9.65Jr.9.70o. American credits.
New York Sugar.
New York, March 8. The raw sugar
market was qulep and prices were a
shade easier. Spot Cuhas were ouoted '
at 2 6-16c. cost anil freight.' ec,ual to '
3 92o for centrifugal with April at 2c,"
equal to 3.98c' Jt was rumored that
operators bought 15.000 bags of Cubas
second half April shipment st quoted
prires. although no business could be con
firmed. The market for raw sugar futures was
fairly active and prices were lower under
scattered liquidation, prompted by the
easier ruling of the spot market. Final
bids were 3 to 4 points net lower, May.
2.50c; July, 2.r8c; September, 2.85c, and
December, C.90c, '
In refined, prices were unchanged at
5.40c to 6.50c for fine granulated with
tho demand still light. .
.In refined futures there were sales of
a few lots of July at 6.10e, an advance
of 10 points over the previous close.
Final prices wero unchanged to 10 points
net higher: May, 6.90c; July and Sep
tember, 6.10c.
Sioux City Lire Stock,
Sioux City, Ia March 28. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3.000 head: market, stockers and
feeders, weak; few steers. 1525c lower;
butcher stock nearly steady; fed steers
and yearlings, 7.oo8.00: warmed up
steers and yearlings, I3.006.75; fat, cows
and heifers, I4.00sr7.00; ranners, 12.60
4.00; veals. Io.009.00: feeders, 45.000
7.00; calves . I4.50ffi7.25; feeding cows
and heifers, S3.505.50; stockers, lo.OOgj)
7.00.
Hogs Receipts. .7.600 head: market E
15c lower) butrhars, l9.40Sjl9.65: lights,
I9.65S9.75: heavy mixed, IS.754f9.35;
heavy packers. I8.25ift8.60: stags, 46.25
6.50: bulk ot soles, I9.35g9.85.
Sheep Receipts, 500 head; market
steady,
New York General.
Xew York, March 28. Wheat Spot,
steadv; Xo. I red. 11.401; No. 2 hard,
11.41: No. 1 Manitoba. I1.56H, and No.
2 mixed, durum, 11.36 !4, c. i. f. track
New York, lo arrive.
Corn Srot. easy; No. 2 yellow and No.
2 white, 7314c and No. 3 mixed, 73c
o. I. f. New Y'ork. all rail.
Oats Spot, quiet; No. 2 white, IG'.ic
Other articles unchanged.
Minneapolis drain.
Minneapolis, Minn., March 2S. Wheat
Receipts, 141 cars compared with 134 cars
a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern. 11.49
ffl.52S: May, II. 40: July. 11.32.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 48 1) 49 Uc
Oats No. 3 white. SSftoiTic.
. "Barley 60963c.
Rve No. 2. 94'lSi95Hc.
Flax No. 1. 12.492.64.
Dry Hoods.
New York, March 28. Cotton goods
were barely steady today with the de
mand quiet for print cloths and fine
cottons. Sheeting were stesdy and
yarns essier. Heavy weight burlaps sold
on a basis of 6 cents for 4-inch 10H
ounco goods, a rtse of over a cent a yard
In a month. Silks were quiet
Kansas CHj Grain.
Close Wheat May, 1.19; July.
SLOTH; September. 11.05.
Corn May, 62; July, SSHc: Septem
ber, SITjc.'
St. Loot. Grain.
St. Louis. Mo.. March 28. Wheat May.
I1.28H: July. 1 ,lii. Corn. Slav. 57 -c;
July. 69H&6IHC. 0ltSi STltc; July,
14 -Uc
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By CHARLES P. MICHAELS.
Ilatab Ha I H Wira,
C'liirago, March The ictiati
of the gMin inarktta ua tlaptint
ing to all tlaate tf tradtrt today.
i'rit r fluctuaied etraiitally with
in a fair range, Ihtr tln.ed will)
wheat S-Mi- Juwrr for May and 18
OiiUs higher on the deferred fu
turt, torn l-.'c luuer. tau un
changed and rye l-.c luuer It 1 4c
h'gbrr,
L'lifavorable crop rt porta from
paru ul Kana, Ukldhouia and Ne
braska, alter pricei had dropped I
(n I I 2c in the early trading, brought
about an advance of 2 l-4i.tc In
wheat. Miort were forced to cover
6ii the way up, On the bulge
there vtaa telling by liuuoea with
eaotcrn conueftiiin. On the break
the ra bmight July freely, waking
rapid price change.
Tit eatly .li li. w aa lb retult f
.kn lit .irrM,i hi. h off '.d
In tha t. of In aittanea in Anierlian
ha pievio a da White Ilia i baraeter of
i la r'iii iflHii'a ma aomewbaf ilianujet.
iiig. Hoy Pol tHiekiHl, lo any
taut v.ili Iumii( f.lera from Hi. rnuntry,
Ktiyirt ii. iimn. I low and ia.li da-
hand Hull villi liberal larrynvar at
ni l.oui" and Im'ixi t'liy. Loral miliina
atea wci. iii.oio bJ.lirl. fr. elp'ii, 14
taia
( am It lrallr.
Com f lurlunlr.! In lh (am artatie
miniier aa wheal, breal.int early only to
rally and lia do'l i. unaitt, lb undei.
en. KlllB trrtvv fit th laal, Trada
main1.' of j lupi 1 1, .nailer. Ktporler
wrr after corn her and at nutaide mar.
I'.rta am) mad liberal purehaea at Oinab
for ahlpnieni lo the gulf The atrd
reported ti.lt"u bu-hel aold abroad.
July lorn in Mvarpnol i-loaed tjd lowar.
Immeniii' hmiiin demand waa alow with
ale. of ;,oo bualiela, llerel.l. tl ear.
nata allowed lnduendenl aireneth duo
i lo wet and rold waatbrr delaying aee.linc.
i and in aomo pari of llllnnia apring work
I I' already 14 day later Uian lot year.
I Shipping demand wa alow with aale of
i id noil bushela: recnpia. to car.
I Tmde In r wm alow, tha fealnra
i hejiiir ih Iki) iiic by honee with -.
I board iniinet tioii. Norway waa after
re at the seaboard and took J00,oo4
I,,,,.,.,,?
u" "r "'
Number 3 on Iraik eold tl :
fit Salt.
W ith th trim tor pr(0i at timid the
trj.le la KM" mar t(n.loii to July
ntil ScptemlM r wheat which Iflltni:
loer tA May uml uliowinir the moht
ft rend li. The Mny-Jitry up rem I m
rloie t4'nv km Mount with fHfttern
i onfienlftnn er Urit. early buyers of
Julv nfi'l later fee acllera.
ftriiatH tu new crop futures uf wheat
l attributed to large. purcltatffl hy fur
oigtier v ho &r anll to have taken the
auiplua off 1li inarUet, muUitig It more
re.ponlve to any new buy in if.
A pup'liciK of in.flftO buniela new wheat
waa made from a central Illinois point to
day by a CliU-awo firm at a prife aanl to
have figured out ellKhtly lets than Juiy
prue, track Chicago.
fur t ion Wheat 8urp.ua.
T)ia traders are at aa aa to the ex
portable aurplua of wheat in Argentina.
Broomhnll mtlmated It today at 1-9.-OoO.OtiO
butbe!a. plua a doubtful carry
over of ;4.000.'00 bunhela. whilo Rusaell
reported It at UI.0D0.0o0 bushels. So
far tiiia aeann Argentina has xportad
47.00O,OkA buliM
Sir Jnnica Wllcon In a Inn ff review of
the world's wheat situation figure that
at the end of the froi year, there will
be a -urplufi of 80.000.000 bus hula In
exporting countries, compared with J2A.
OoO.omi Iniahelrt the previous year and
I' 28,000. 000 bushela two yearn aa;o.
World's Import need for the season are
figured at U10.000,0t0 bushoW. inrludinx
Russia, fompiTed with 603.000,000 bushels
Inst year. iSo far thin season wortd'a
apparent disappearance has been 38,000.
000 buehels in excepji of last year.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike drain Co.. DO. 2627. March 21.
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. Close. Yes.
Wht.
May
I I I I
1.32UI 1.34Vil 131', 1.32-i
1 1.31 -Si' I 1.32
I 1.18 I 1.20HI 1.17 al 1.11.
I 1.18-l I I 1.19-.S
I 1.11 ' LIS' I 1.11 I 1.121,,
1.33
1.32
1.18i
1.18H
LIS
1.12 H
1.03'i
.94 14
.18 H
.58,
.62 W,
".65"
36 ;
".39 H
".40
.40 ia
July
Sept.
Rye
May
July
Corn
May
I 1.11151 I I 1.1
I
I
1.03
1.04 i
i.o;
.94
).0Uj
.94'fll
.94
.Hi1-,
. .59-S
.62
' .65 Vi
i
.BS 'i I ,
. .38. ,
.6T"I
.61 HI .
.64 Til
.37 "
.3711 ,
.3911
'.ioisV
.6SH
'".6iii
-58H
.58 '4
.61 -V,
.61 i
I July
Sept.
Oats
May
July
Sept.
Pork
May
Lard
May
July
Ribs
May
July
.61
.64,
I
.36?.
".391,
I.
,sc;
".hi''
.391,
39
.40',,
.405,1
I
118.75 jlS. 75 18.75 118,75
118.75
10.83
111.05
'lin.85
110,30
I
I
110.90
IIO.02
Il0.13
110.87
(10.10
I
110.85
ll 0.35
110.87
111. 10
111.10
110.15
110.35
110.87
110.37
110,87
110.37
Foreign Exchange.
New York. Starch 28. Foreign Ex
change Steady; Great Britain, demand,
14.361,4; cables, 44.3674; 60-day bills on
banks. 84.33,
' France, demand. .0901 ; caDIes. ."9nivj,
Italy, demand, .0507: cables, .0607V5.
Belgian, demand. .OSSoli; cables, .0836.
OcrmaJiy, demand, ,0030Vi; cables,
.0030.
Holland, demand, .3769; cables, .3772,
Norway, demand, .1770.
Sweden, demand, .2605.
Denmark, demand, .2098.
.. Switzerland, demand, .1940.
Spain, demand. .1553.
Greece, demand, .0433.
Poland, demand, .0002H.
Czeeho-Slovakia. demand. .0173,
Argentine, demand, .3600.
Brazil, demand, .1360.
Montreal, .97 1-16.
New Y'ork Col Ion.
New York, March 28. In the quietest
session of the year, the list gained some
little ground in the cotton market today.
In the late forenoon spot house selling,
combined with a little local liquidation,
forced the active list back on a level
with the previous close. In the afternoon
local support lent firmness to the market.
Prices moved upward. At the, close they
were up 2 to 10 points net. The im
provement reflected better Liverpool
cables, continued wet weather in the
south and firmness of securities.
Spot steady, 10 points advance, 17.90c
for rfiiddling upland.
Southern spot markets were Galveston,
17.35c, 10 points advance; New Orleans,
16.25c, unchanged; Savannah, 17e, 13
points decline; Augusta. 16.88c, unchanged ;
Memphis, 17. unchanged: Houston, 17.25c,
10 points decline; Little Rock, 16.75c,
unchanged.
New York Produce.
New York, Starch 28. Butter Steady;
creamery, higher than extras. S7i381sc;
creamery extras, 37 U 37 Vic; creamery
firsts, 3537c; packing stock, current
make. No. 2, 21Vj22c.
Eggs Firm.
Cheese Unsettled; state whole milk
flats, fresh specials, 2021c: state whole
milk fresh twins, specials, 2020c,
New York Money.
New York, March 28. Call Money
Easier; high, 4!i per cent; low, 4H per
cent; ruling rate, 4ti per cent; closing
last loan, 414 per cent; coal loans against
acceptances, 3"i per cent; time loans,
firm, 60 days, 41i4Si per cent; 90 days,
4 1-4 4 i per cent; six months. 4i4H
per cent; prime mercantile paper, ik
44 per cent.
Chicago Fotatoes.
Chicago, Slarch 28. Potatoes, weak; re
ceipts, 66 cars; total V. S. shipments. 677
cars: Wisconsin sacked round whites,
41.5031.70 cwt.: Slinnesota sacked red
rivers. 11.60 cwt.: Idaho sacked rurals.
11.75 1.85; Nebraska sacked round
whites, 11.70.
New York Metnls.
New York, Slarch 28. Copper Easier;
electrolytic, spot snd nearby, 1240: later,
12tj-Sl3c. Tin steady, spot and futures,
19.12c, Iron, steady, prices unchanged.
Lead, steady, spot. 4.70!g4.SOc; sine quiet.
East St. Louis delivery, spot, 4.704.75c.
Antimony, spot. 4.25c.
TMed Fruit.
New York, Slarch 88. Evaporated Ap
ples Qul.r.
Prunes Firm.
Apriro's Nominal.
Pesches--Firm.
Raisins Dull
Knnsas City Bar.
City. Slarch 21.-
Kans-s
changed.
-Hay Un-
Duluth. Minn.,IlaMan!n 25. Flaxseed.
:.j115.'.sJc
I Financial
V
EbcNt&UflTi itau.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Ilasak Hm lH M l.
New York. Maah .U On the
ai.uk eMhanne, today wai marked
by irregular retotery from the de
cline of the day beiore. A number
of totk advanced a point or more,
but mo.t of the day'a channel were
fractional. Thi merely idivvted, a
(he .Imk market ha thpwii on sev
eral recent occasion, that under
present condition pecnlative "at
tarka" do not call forth the promi.
tuou ellinu; by aciual holderi
which inch demonttraiktn u.ed to
eaue a year ago. Whether we may
not before very long be confronted
with ome diiitnctly unpleaiant turn
of event in the senerat neu i an
other question: thing have been
moving uvoraniy tor a pretty long
consecutive period. German mark
recovered slightly if meaiured in
numerical difference very aubtttan
tially. if meanurcd in the percentaKe
of advance from Monday .OO.'V of
le to today ' .00.11.
Monday' irni wesknea found par.
hapa partial atpUnalloii hi the . bh4
repmi of to Ueruian chancallor' an.
pounrninl, that day, of bK puri.o. lo
lajet'l a Miia.repiabl Ilia (!!. ' quid
pro qua In ihir pr..i..ed r.uu. lion uf
lb. burden uf tparti.oie. taptrlene of
til past fw )mii make. th. out.id.
world lako lh ra.ullant klUuilon leaa
Kiave'y than tha Uormana nt to tab
It which prhup .kplalli. II. mark a
covery todiy. tihr European ibaii
late, alt.i advanced, but th. thing
a.omrd lo be only on o.-MUtlon of in
iuriHaa swib of jirlceg which I
always apt to laat for som tinio after
really uiipori.nl uinv.meni of value
ha b.n conirieie.l. Ksacily th am.
vprlnclpl ha lately been governing lb
purpoaaieiia nuctuaiion of (rain and cot
ton pi Ice
Kveu now, in oc.a.lotutly hear an
li.lerrating enlinate, though not often
on an courageous a lb ltulan torn
miar'a foret.st of the Ruaaian grnin
crop, cabled today from Mnaronr. iTh.
Ruln harvest of 1 -i, a fnrrahadowed
Una eminent authority, will b "about
one-half ih av.rag brfor th war."
conalili rinc I hat llu1.! u.ed than to raia
100.000,01.0 to 100.000.004 buah.l. that
it haa no seed lo plant from the crop
of 1121 nor railway to tarry th crop,
and ron.ideriug sUo that the rommlaaar
emlim-ted the 1121 crop at I2l.ooo.409
buahela, on cn only be reminded of
lb. mountain of piled up wheat which
lb Herman enpecled lo find when they
vtnt Into aoutbern Kuaala in 118,
Th curious Irregularity with which the
Increase In railway earning, during Feb
ruary was distributed, i shown by th
fact that or 24 of lha more Important
road which have thus far made their
statement ' th Itro.a receipts of etuetly
one-half were larger than In February,
1121, and of the other half smaller. A
crmnilation telegraphed from Washington.
and covering 61 railway., makes their
sggrrgat Increase In gross earnings
13,052.000 or only S?i per cent. Thi
Is less lhan one-third of the total num
ber of road included In the commission
final showing and the percentage of In
ci ease may be changed by subsequent
Individual statements.
New York Stocks
Rjinge of prices of th leading stocks
Turmsnca ny Logan A Bryan, xtiei.
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Mon.
High. Low. Close.;iose.
A.. T. & S. F 964 96H 94 6'i
Bait. & Ohio 3 l 37Vt 38 37'S
Canadian Pacific. ,135H 135 135' 135t,
X. Y. Central 86
Ches. & Ohio 60', 60 H
Ot. Northern 71 71
Illinois Central ...101 ion.
Kan. City Southern 24 4 24 H
S6i
Sol,
60 14
71 H
101U
24 H
68 H
21 '4
20 T4
74 H
69
381,
73U
39
85H
21 H
60
71H
101H
24 't
Lehigh Valley 68H
Missouri Pacific... 21 V,
N. Y. N. II 21
N. Pacific 7544
C & N. W 70
Penn. R. R 38 U
Reaiiing 7314
C. R. I. & P 39'4
Southern Pacific... 85 V,
Southern Railway.. 21 H
Chi., Sf. & St. P.. 2114
21
18i
74 It
69 t
7"3 14
38H
8614
21
II
744,
6954
3754
73
3874
854
2114
23
111
2114
2114
Union Paciflo 133 132V4 133
STFJELS.
Am. Car . Foundry. 154t4 153 154 153H
Allis-Chalmers ... 44 V4 44 4414 43 '4
Am. Locomotive..! 10 14 107". I0914 10714
R'win Locomotive. 107'4 106 107V4 106U
Bethlehem Steel.. 7114
Colo. F. & 1 29
Crucible 66'i
Am. Steel Fdry... 36 '4
Lackawanna Steel. 4844
Stldvala 8teel 3414
Pressed Steel Car. 69 V4
Rep. Steel & 7 6114
R'y Steel Springs.. 9614
Sloss-Seheffleld .. 41V4
U. S. Steel 94'4
Vanadium 3944
7014
704
1 01,
29
65 "i
E514
48
324
6914
61 14
96 14
4014
9414
38
L'S
564
3 6 14
48
33V4
69 H
6114
96 14
4114
94 6',
38 14
49'4
6H4
16 54
27
4014
29
56
3 5
48
3314
6054
9614
3914
94'.,
3854
49 "i
51 'i
r.t'4
14 74
26 14
3914
2914
27i
3454
14,
13 54
62 14
COPPERS.
Anaconda ......... 60J4 49H
Am. S. & Ref. Co.. 61 si 60T
Cerro De Pasco
Chili 7
Chlno 2714
Inspiration 4014
Kennecott 29?,
Miami 2714
Nov. Con. 15
Ray Con. 144
Seneca ......,.. l.'t'4
Utah 6314
. OILS.
16 4
261,
40'4
28 5,
271-4
34H
1414
134
6214
29
E7H
15
14H
135,
6214
59 14
S
614
114
Gen. Asphalt
. 6914 68 14 6914 68 4
Cosdcn
, 36 Ss'i K 36
Cal. Peterol
Island Oil . .
Invincible Oil
Mex. Peterol
Middle States
Paciflo Oil .
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil ..
Pure Oil ....
Royal Dutch
. 63 615, 614 62
. 1V4 1 114 1
1914 1774 19 17
..11814 11614 11814 11654
335, 13V 135, 13'4
4954
63 '4
35 Vt
8 54
29 "i
63ii
49 43
4954
6214
3514
814
29
62
63
3554
8
29 s4
6254
6254
355,
854
29
62 14
Sinclair Oil
2444
2414
24
Stand. Oil, N. J. .17 2 54 1 72
17254 171V4
Texas Co.
4314 42 54
4614 43
1714 1744
954 . 9V4
union Oil
White Oil ....
Chandler
Gen. Motors,...
Willys-Overland
Pierce-Arrow .
White Slotor .,
... 1754 1714
... 954 954
MOTORS.
... 71 14 7014 7054. 7054
... 1014 10 1014, 10
... 8 754 754
.... 1714 161, 1654 1654
... 3914 3914 S9I1
Studebaker
..10 6 54 105114 10654 10514
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Fisk 16 54
16 V
1654
1614
39
44 '
1754
14
60
Goodrich
Kelley-Sprlngfield.. 4414 4354 4414
Keystone Tire 1814 1741 1754
AJax 16 54 1 6 54 1 6 54
U. S. Rubber 605, 60 6054
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar... 3954 3914 3914 3
A., G. W. I..,.. 284 2854 284 2814
Am. Int. Corp 4 2 54 4 214 42"4 42
Am. Sumatra 3154 3154 3154 31 94
Am. Telephone.... 120 14 120 120 120
American Con 46 45 4614 45
Central Leather.,.. 3 6 54 3 6 3 6 3 5 54
Cuba Cane 1514 15 15H 15
Cuban-Am. Sugar 22 2014 2174 20'4
Corn Products 1044 104a, 1045.103Va
Famous Players.., 7854 77 T4 78 54 71
General Electric. ,154 154 154 153
O. N. Ore ,1614 35'4 3554 , 3554
Infl Harvester.... 94 a
Am. H. & Lt pfd.. 69
17. S. Ind. Olcohol. 49
92 54
68 14
4714
4414
70
6954
72 54
45
6154
4914
39
6714
9414
69 ?4
4S
45H
70
7014
75
45
6154
60
3914
67 '4
8614
92 U
6814
4714
44H
6954
70
72 4
4554
61
49
59
67
8614
Int'l Paper,
4 514
7014
7014
7554
45
62
Infl sr. Sf. pfd.
Am. Sugar Ref...
Sears-Roebuck . .
Stromsberg
Tobacco Prod . . . .
Worthington P. . .
6014
Wilson Co S9H
West'house Elcc. 67'4
Am. Woolen 86 "4
86
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil... 2414 2 4 54 2 414
Am. Ag'l Chem... 39 3814 39
Am. Linseed 3 3314 3314
Union Bag pM.... 6644 66 66 4
Brooklyn R. T.... 18 14 1 U 18 '4
Continental Gas... 61 54 61 54 61 54
Csl. Pscklng 75U 75 7514
Col. o. & Klectric. I2'4 8114
Col. Graph 34 3 ' 3
National Enamel.. 3514, 35 3551
United Fruit 137 137 137
3814
3354
55
1854
74U
8214
3 4 14
137
147
88
Lorlllarrl Tobacco.. ....
National Lead ... 88
Philadelphia Co... 3714
Pullman 124
Punta Alegre S'gar 4054
Retail Stores 4514
St. L. A San Fran. 28
Virginia Car Chem. !414
88
88
37 '4
37
37
12214 12 3 54 1 22
3954 40 S94
41 S, 45H 4314
27H 28 27
34 34
Total sales, 642.000.
Money Close, 4 It per cent; Tuesday's
close. 4 per cent.
Slsrks Slonday' close. .0030.
Francs Close. .0890; Slonday close,
.0890.
. Sterling Close. 14.3414; Slonday' close.
14.37.
New York Poultry.
New York, Slarch 28. Poultry Live,
easy; broilers by express, 60 90c: roost
era, 16c. Dressed, steady, unchanged.
New York Bonds
U
(Tht Beg is tht only Omaha
newipaper which pubhahe tht I.
ficial clow ot tht New York Stock
exchange bonds.)
Vm VofH, March M Follotst" '
141. 4 R.4I1. low H.f fln.lN' frli of
Bma an lha New Vo'h bio. a e,rang,
l Ih total him vt rack bond.
I nil.) (Mate ha4.
Sale Ha ll 44
l.it St. ...
4 l.m I.i 4 ,
t I II. 14 4. ..
it tan ii 41,.
It l.ib 14 4'.
:-4 Lid li 4'.. .
:.i i.i mi .
iiiih
..
!4
I
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I
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11
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II
II
t.
l.S
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II
. 14
14
II .
:
in
.ii
l
l.4
. . ICIOl. 3
11 Vbi.iry 4. a .,14 14
farsign, GiniMeal, Malt anil MunlripaL
S Atf'RMu & M t, II
4 :y li-rn. II3H III III!
I t'ily !n a ,,,11 lei's 114
II t'lty Itonleaus 4.
41 I'll I'apen IS ..
II Cur I.) on. 4 ...
i) t'ii). M.rrllU. ,
li cur H l Jan I .
I t'liy un.h ...
3 luni.h Hum I A,
II I'epi ina I.
I I 'mil t'att I ll.II.
UK
4S 'H
.
. .
. ".
.10!
i' IS
s s
s
l.l I, iaH
ins ins
II.
lll4 HIS Ill's
M5a 4'a 4".
I II
14 t'om Can It. nulnlii I.4. 11
37 I'm li K India .. 1414 '.
I French tH ......14 lO.'S l"S'
tl French ........l7' oS
41 Japan. la 74', 74H 74'(
i Jap l.t 4', , IIS S
II Klngdm lielgmm aloS l2S I"'
44 K.lin llelgmm 7Sal' loS l'
7; Ka.lm n-iiiiiaiW I7 17 ;
13 kalin Italy It,.. 14
Kadm Norway aa. .Ill HIS HI.
15 Ksdnl Sweden . MO'i loot, looi,
I flap 4'hll t 146. .101', il4 3S
I Hep Cuba I 144,. 0H 0H 10
37 Rip Uruguay ..,104l. lul7, 1
II Musanslsinl : ....ions ln'i 104
? Swi.a Confrd I....I1', II It
1 1 KnfUHl 14. IIU'li'l. 10IS lf4S
It? I KofiiHi 114a 12 10s 104,', lot",
t'KMHI IS 131 ion , t.
36 U 14 llraul a 10( in 0
.7 1' S ll.mro 4a 4I4 47 'i 474
4 V a Miro la i;te li1 6H
Railway a ad Miscellaneous llond.
I Adam Ksp 4 ... 71 71 71
1 Alaska. OM d I A II II II
7 Am A Ch 7i,s....01', 10014 mm
11 Am Smelt t IIS H 'a
74 Am Sug Is ', i, lis
0 Am T T vol 14 S '. '
4' Am T T ' H ..11 11.1's 114
1 Am nrn rap .., 1
2
12
14 Atmour A Co 44a.. 17 4
1 A T n V -v 4.63 7
I A T 45 8 F adj 4. II
II A T A 8 F gen 4a.. II
I At Co Lin 1st 4.. 17 '4
II At Fruit 7 37 '4
J7'4
79
U'4
M S
I7S
37
1154
1
7S
37
1"4S
7,
1 Atl Itefm IHa
....104S 14
27 H O CV 4 Us 78'-
71
I BIO ref 4 12
11 R sV O I II
2 Rell Tel Pa 7s 107 '4
II Huh Rt'el ref Is., II
14 llelh Steel PM I..
I Rraden Cooper 6a. , iH
II Rkl Kill gen 7 SD.107S
3 Rkl R T C r 7 s. 72 14
23 Bush Term Bldg 6s 89 S
7 Can North 64e.. ..101
50 Can Pao deb 4s ... 77 "4
ms
IIS
107H 7S
12 3
19 49 S
6 H 9 14
107H 10J1,
721 721,
8 81 U
108 54 1H84
77H 77 4
96 H H
17 17
83H 84
112H 11214
88 88
87 87
9t.'i 96 4
77 77'i
4 Cen a cons 6a. . ,
12 Cen Leather 6a ..
5 Cen Pac 1st 4s...
IS Cer d Pas 6
11 Ches .4 Ohio cv as
. 96 it
. 97
. 84
.11214
88
2 C n A Q cen 4a
81
21 C B & Q ref 6s
16',
1125 C K I gen 6s ne.
I Chi C.t West 4s ... 15i
3 CM S P ref 4 lis 61
61
68 H
6414
65H
102
61
68 '4
64 U
6551
13 CM AS SP ev 4Hs.. 6414
.1 c.M Sf cv 6s .,
1 C & S W gen 6s.
8 O & N w 61,s ...
14 Chi KJ-S 5
13 R R I a P gen 4s.
. 6
.102
,108'4
. 79 H
in:
10 8 54 1 0 8 54
78 is '. 91,
8
82
13
1
92 C. R I & P ref 4s.. 785,
79
961
5 C 8 P SI A- O de 6s 96 H
96 H
1 Chi Union Sta 614H2ii 1125, 112H
6 Chi & W Ind 4s... 7214 73 H 53 '.4
54 Chile Copper 6s.... 86 8314 86
1 Colo F & I 5s 85 85 85
10 Colo & S Rfg 4 1Ts. 88 87 H 88
20 Columbia G & E 6s 9114 91 9114
31 Con Gas 7s 109 10714 108
IS Cuba C Sug cv 7s.. 83 54 8 3 8 3 54
2 Cuban Am 8s 10414 10 4 54 1 0414
3 Cuban Ry 7V4s 1024 102 102
33 Del & Hud cv 5s.. 94 14 94
15 Den R G ref 6s..., 5414 45H 4514
29 D & R G Imp 6s... 7954 79H 78?4
12 Detroit Edison 6s. .10254 102 102
38 Du p de Nem 714 s 10 4 44 1 0 3 54 104
32 Dupuesne Lt 6 10154 101 10J54
20 Erie Gen 4s 45 4414 45
5 Erie Con 4s 6V4 6S 6'4
6 Fisk Rubber Ss.. ,.10414 10414 104'4
4 Gen Elec 5s 9 9 54 9 9 '99 54
68 Goodyesr 8s 1931.. 9914 9954 99S
13 Grand Trunk 6s ..102 1 0 1 54 1 0 1 74
51 Gt North ilil .... 9;i 9654 96H
60 Gt North. 7s 1074 107S 107
5 Illinois Cen 654s. . '.- S9'i 9874 9874
16 Inter Met 4 54s.... 14V4 14'4 1414
.5 inter mat t-s ctrs 1214 lis
176 Inter R T 6s 61 6014
34 Inter M Sf 6s 9554 95
11 Inter Pap ref 6s... 84 83 54
10 Crucible Oil 8s .... 96 'l 96
1 K C South 6s .... 86j 86
8 Kel-Spring Tire 8s. 10614 106
1 2
6014
9654
83 74
96 14
86 54
106
84
' 89
9314
5 Lacka Steel 5s 50.. 84 '4 84
3 Laclede Gas ref 6s. . 89 89
1 L S & Sf S 4s 28.. 93V4 9314
3 L S A St S 4s SI.. 92 91 14
3 Lehigh Valley 6s . .101 i -101 4 10154
2 Lorlllard 6s 9414 9414 9414
5 Louis & Nash un 4s 91 91 91
11 Louis A Nash re 5S102H 10 2 54 1 02 14
7 Manhat Ry 4s t e. 69 59 74 69 54
13 M S Ry con 6s.... 8 8 54 8 8 14 8 8 54
4 Starland Oil 8s w. 99!4 99S 9954
26 Slcxl Petrol Ss.... 10 3 54 1 0314 1 0 3 54
51 Midvale Steel 5s... 87 86 54 87
3 M & S L ref 5s... 3814 3814 3814
II M f g SSM 6S.1(I2 102 102
9 St K & T 1st 4s. .. 7714 77 "4
83 M K & T adj 6s ne 604 . 6014
17 St K & T p 1 6s n. 82 8154
7'
5054
82
6214
99 '4
94
61 Aio J'ac gen 4s.... 2'4
11 Slo Pac ref 6s 23.. 9954
13 S1ont Power 6s.... 9454
1 N O T li II 6s 6154
9954
9414
68 54
68 i
211 H y t; deb 6s
....10114 10154 10154
6 N Y C col 7s.
10614 106 10S14
1 N Y C A SI, d 4s. 8414 8 4 54 8 4 14
41 N Y Kdi 614s, 10744 10754 10714
18 NYNH & H d 6s 4 8 6 8 54 6 7 54 68S
IS N Y Ry ref 4s ct.. 3314 33 3314
31 N Y Tel ref 6s 10 3 54 1 0 2 54 1 0 2 74
14 N Y Westch 454s.. 43 42 4254
2 N W cv 6s.. 107 10674 107 ,
6 North Pao 3s 62 6174 63
3 North Pac 4s..... 85 85 85
60 N Psc O N jt 6145.10614 IO614 10654
J3 N States Power 6s. 8 9 54 8 9 54 8 9 54
61 Nw Bell Tel 7s 10754 10654 107
7 N Ry of Cat 6s 102 101 101 14
46 Ore ft Cal 1st 6s.. 9954 9 7 54 9 9 54
17 Ore Sht Line rfg 4s 9 1 9 0 54 9054
3 O Sh L con 6s 1946 99'4 9954 9954
71 Ore-Wash Ry-nav4s 79U 7 8 54 7 9
2 Pac Oas-El 5s 8 9 54 8 9 8 9 14
7 Packard Sf 8s 10254 102S 102S
11 Pan-Am Pet-Tr 7s. 98 9714 98
9 Penn Ry gen 4 54s. 881 8754 8814
24 Penn Ry gen 5s.... 9 6 54 8 6 44 9 6
22 Penn Ry 614s 10654 10614 10614
12 Pere Marq rfg 6s.. 94 93
93 54
99
34
84
. 9354
80
8414
70
78
62
1 Pierce Oil deb 8s. 99
1 P C C & St L 5s... 94
8 Reading gen 4a . . . 8414
' 3 Rep I & S 6s 9354
6 R I A L 454s.. 80
17 S L I M & S re 4s. 84
11 SI, & SF p 4s SA.. 70
18 SL & SF sdj 6s ... 7854
43 SL & SF inc 6s. ... 6214
8 Scab A L con 6s.. 4954
9454
84
9354
80
84 14
7014
7854
6254
49 Vj
4954
.76 Sinclair Oil 714s
.103 10354 10314
1 Sou Tell T & T 6s.. 94
94
94
85 Sou Pac cv 4s, ... 90
64 Sou Pac ref 4s.... 8614
5 Sou Pac col 4s.... 8114
7 Sou Ry gen 4s .... 63
27 Sou Rail 1st 6s... 9414
44 Sou Rail dev 54s. 96
60 So Po Ri Su 7a ... 97 54
44 Stan Oil Cal 7s.... 106
4 Steel & Tube 7s 97
20 Third Ave adj 6s .. 63
8954
86
81 14
' 6354
9354
9654
97
10574
91 '4
90
8614
81
6354
94 54
96
97
10554
9714
63
101
98 54
65
9054
63
6 Tidewat Oil 654s. .101 101
6 Tob Pro 7s 98 9854
11 T St L ft W C 4s ct 66 65
41 U P 1st 4s 9074 90
32 U P cv 4s 9314 9314
9314
Union Tank 7s 10314 101 107
14 United Drug cv 8s. 106 54 1 06 54 1 06
25 U S Rlty & Imp 5s 9 4 54 9 4 4 9 4 54
27 U S Rubber 6s.... 87 86 87
34 U S Stl 6s 10154 101 U ini 54
14 TTtah Pwr Lt 5s. 91 90 91
65 Vir-Caro Chm 6s.. 9714 97'4 97'4
5 Virginia Ry 1st 5s. 94
9 Wabash 1st 6s 97
1 West Elec 5s 99
4 West Pac 6s 87
92
97
99
87
93
97
99
87
17 West Union 6s...107 107 107
15 W Hs Elec 7s 106 10614 106
3 W Lk Erie rfg 4s 60 60 60
8 Wlckwira S Stl 7s. 9654 9654 96
37 Wilson & Co 7s.. 97 96 97
Total sales of bonds today were 115.698,
000 compared with 115,353,000 yesterday
and 39,959,000 a year ago.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, Ga., Slarch 28. Turpentine
Firm, 81c; esles, 83 bbls. ; receipt. 25
bbls.; shipments, 5 bbls.; stock, (64
bbls.
Rosin Firm; safes. 741 casks: receipts,
444 casks; shipments, 116 casks; atock,
63,473 casks.
Quote B. P. V... 14.00; F. O.. 4.00'9
4.05; IT., 4.02e4.05; L, 14.0519 4.07 ;
K.. 4.10iji4.20; SL, 14.6564.70; N.,
HlOtfS.SS; WG.. 5.6e5.70: W5Y.. 15.10.
Minneapolis Floor.
Minneapolis, Minn.. Slarch 28. Flour
Unchanged. Bran :3.C03:i.OO.
II N. Y. Curb Bonds
v
New Vmi.. lUnli : 1'i.lioaii.f la a
-OMiilelo l. 1 uf ia.ia IishmciiuH nil
lb .V. V'"4 Cu'U llund niaiket up
I'll p m, wi'h WlM of M.-H imim awl
in nigh, low and it .i. a,
ie 11 h
S AlliM lari,ar a ,,
I Aluiiiiiium la 81.
I41W r.li pm.
, 11 It .1
,loji; jit 114
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I Am I if 47 T'ao aa
S Am T T n 51,
Am r a t .-4-
I Am Tobacco 7a II
l A nt con l op aa
I An. cos Cup S :.,ll', .ij'4
14 Armour t'a la ...lais ma', lui
Hath Steal t ;i.,,ill. I, lull,
1, nn. siifi I'll'.
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Id lot i.(
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4 1
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3 1 uu.,4 tla a ,,,,
I I'nlitol lla Halt 7
3 t'uian T-l It) ...
I fudahy 7 ,.
I I'mr k Co 71,. .
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I K-imarou C..p 7. .Inj'4 l."
4 l.ilibi Mi Neil 7a ..o luo
SOI Manitoba 7. ', 4
I llnrrte Co ;i,i ll ii
1 Nat clo Kul ..,111314 inn,
t Nut leather .. ..
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I Phil la sa 41 ISH ' .
14 I'hllllpa I'.iiu 7',.14
101
l"u her Co J 1
41 Searl 11 mi , ;;.
14 Sear Koa 7 it
3 Sbawubcftt 7a .
I Skelly oil 7S
10 Sou Hell Tel 7
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, Ions loS 1S
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105
Man till ,V Y is
7 Stau cii NT 7a 2
I Stan Oil NY 7 '.';.
Stan oil NY 7 :.
I Sian oil N'T 7 :.
1 Stun Oil NY ', I'),
4 Stan Oil N'T 7 31.
31 Sian HI NT ,.
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lost, Au
in
1011, mil, ii.,
I'll', OT', in.',
mS 104 lot
10 1. in toH
1 sun oil
too-., ions tons
31 Swift Co 7 JI..I0.1. I0JS l"3S
I Tetk a Co
.I0IU 101s His
3 To Kittson 7
..lots 1 0 1 H lots
1 I n oil Prod I
.. II"
I'
I 1.
7 Fill R Hav 71js .102', l2's
I la.uuiii Oil 7s ...,lo.i, 06i,
10 Wsrn Sug 7a 41.... fl't 16's
1 Weal Ulrc 7s 0S
12 Wilson Co 7 1...... 19', 19 s
3 Allied Pack M Wl .7 117
6 Can Nat lt. ia Wt l.'i, l.'H
17 Cons Coal Co is... 87 8ti
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10il.
9i,
17
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17
34 Del a Hud Si,. ... 9,
Si,
50 Fed Land Hank 5a. 101', 103', lu-.'.
I Jul Kir 7s ... 99
99
I
39 Mo ro Iteg 6 Wl 91
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94H
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2.
13 ,
nt
19 ,
20
2014
7 Nat Acme
i;i,
10 NY.VH H 7
17 Noam F..II 6
1 Sloss-Shrr . ,
Saka it Co 7
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93
74
911.
19 '
99 S
20',
201-j
101H
84
4
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Foreign lloml..
151 Argentine 7 23 ... 99
32 Russian OH ctfs.. 20 ,
18 Russian IH 20i
63 Swiss 614s 101",
3 l liv Sol. 6. 46
10 Frankfort 4s ..... . 4
4j XY.MUII fr 7s Wl 67',
101
16
4
67 H
( llii ago Storka.
Range of prlcea of the leading Chicago
stocks turn, shed by Logan & Bryan, 218
I'etora irusi nuililliig:
Close,
Armour Co. pfd
Armour Leather common..
... 12H
. . 66
...127 54
Cudahy
Ldlson common .....
tuntlnental Slotor
Earl Slotor
Llbby
Montgomery-Ward
National Leather (new)..
Plggley W'lggly
Stewart-Warner
Swift ' Co
Swift lot
Union Carbide
. 3',
. 414
. 17 ,
. 101,
'. :',9
. 38
.101
. 20
. 66 5;
wahl
Wrlgley
. 65
.100
Omaha Produce
Furnished by atat of NobrasKa, de.
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
keta and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY,
Wholeaat
Wholeaale
Buying Pr.
Selling Pr.
Stag 0.13(8I0.20 0.I6(S,0.26
Springs 20 .26 - ,23 .26
Hens, light 20 .23 .23 ,25
Hens, heavy 20i ,2:1 ,2::ig .26
Cocks 13l .16 .150 .20
Ducks 18iS .21 .21 .25
Geese 12 .18 .16 ,20
Turkeys 25 .30 ...
DRESSED POULTRY.
Stags 25 .27
Spring 2 ((6 .32
Hens 28 .30
Cocks IS .23
Ducks , 29) .35
Geese 25 .30
Turkeys .35 ,45
EGGS.
Select 24 .25
No. 1 22) .23
No. 2 21 g .22
Cracks 20 ...
Eggs, case count
(per case) .'. . 6.30 6.60
BUTTER.
Creamery, print
Creamery, tub
Country, best ... .21 fi) .22
Country, common .16 .18
Fat. Sta. price... .28 ...
.30
.34
.20
HAY.
Prairla No. 1 upland .S11.60 12.00
No. 2 upland. . 9.60 i 1.00
No. 3 upland 8.00 9.00
No. 1 midland 11.0011.60
No. 2 midland 9.5010.60
Xo. 3 midland 8.00 9.00
No. 1 lowland 9.0010.00
No. 2 lowland 8.00 9.00
Alfalfa, choice 19.0020.00
?0. i , 17.00 18.60
Standard 14.60150
No. t 12.60(3113.60
No. 3 10.5011.60
Oat straw 8.00 9.00
Wheat straw 7.00 8.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bananas, per lb.. 7148c.
Oranges: Size 216 and larger, S7.OO0g.OO;
size 250, 6.758.00; size 288, J6.507.50:
size 324. 6.607.60. Florida .tangerines,
per box. 15.00. Lemons, per Box, 15.60
7.50. Grapefruit, per crate, I3.605.00.
Apples: Delicious, according to size and
grade,3.503.75; Rome Beauties, to size,
2.353.50; Wlnesaps. according to size
and grade, ll.904.00; Black Twig., ac
cording to size and grade, 13.00: Arkan
sas Black, according to size anil grade,
I2.S53.76; Ben Davis, according to size
and grade, 13.00: Newton Pippins, accord
ing to size and grade, I2.753.25. Straw
berries, per quart, 6070e. Figs: Cali
fornia. 24 pkgs. 8-oz., 32.25; bulk, pe rib.,
1516c.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Karly
Ohioa No. 1, per cwt., 1.76ffll. 90; .Slinne
sota white stock. No. 1, pcf cwt., 12.00;
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt., 32.00
2.25; Red River Ohio stock, No. 1, per,
cwi., .i.uma-i.ou; uregon jNettea tiems,
per cwt, 12.50; Colorado Brown Beauties,
per cwt., 2.002.25. Sweet Potatoes, per
bu., tl.752.00. Celery, per doz.. 75c
11.85. Lettuce: Leaf, per doz., 7590c;
head, per crate, 5506.50. Onions: Red,
per lb., 910c; yellow, per lb., 8149c.
Onion Sets, per bu $2.253.00. Cauli
flower. per..r.rate. 2.502.75. Cucumbers,
hot house, per doz., I2.603.00. Carrots
per lb., 254 3'4c. Turnips, per lb., 3
3c. Parsnips, per lb., 3543c. Beets,
per lb., 33c. Cabbage, new Texas,
per lb., 34c. Tomatoes, per crate, 14.00
5.00; lugs. 83.50. Young Southern Rad
ishes, per doz., 75c1.00; Young South
ern Carrots, per doz., S0cSl.00. Young
Southern Beets, per doz., 90c f 1.00.
Young Southern Onions, per doz., 75
90c. Brussels Sprouts, per lb., 25c. Shal
lots, per doz.. 65 75c Green Peppers,
per lb., 3035c. Parsley, per doz.
bunches, 45c1.00.
Nuts Black Walnuts, per lb., 5c. Eng
lish Walnuts, per lb., 303oc. Brazil
Nuts: large, washed, per lb., 1618c;
medium, washed, per lb., 14 16c. Pecans,
large, per lb., 22 30c. Almonds, sack
lots, per lb., 28c. Peanuts: Jumbo, raw,
per lb., ll12c; Jumbo, roosted, 1315c;
No. 1 raw, per lb.. 8549c; No. 1
roastsed, ll13c.
Honey In comb, per case. 55.602 6.00.
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb..
66c; green salted No. 2. per lb., 46c;
green hides. No. 1, per lb., 34c; green
hides. No. 2, per lb., 23c; green salted
(old stock), per lb., 23c; green salted
bull hides. No. 1, per lb., 3c; green salted
bull hides, No. 2, per lb.. 2c.
Horse hides: Large, each. 12.50; me
dium, each, 12.00; small, each, 11.50; pony
and glues, each, 75cll.00.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, as to size
and wool, each, 60c$!1.00; shearlings,
green salted, aa to !. and wool, each,
620c.
Wool: Choice fin and half-blood, per
lb., 2?27c: medium or three-eights-tlood,
per lb., 2023c; low and quorter-blood,
per lb., 1719c; burry wool, per lb., 8
12c
C'htratro Trodurf,
Chicaifo, Slarch 28. Butter Hi?br;
creamery extras, 81c: flrsta, 34,,i$37c;
seconds, 32a34e; standards, 37 Sc.
Egrcs Tlleher; receipts. 27. 175 ca:
ftrsta, 23t23Hc: ordinary firsts. 21
lVc, mlrr4lianeous. 2-Q23c: storase
packed extras, 26c; storage packed firsts,
Classif y Advertuinj Kites
.j Mr ina trauul 4 old la ! I
l.o far In. far ., I i
li pee i wr a, t 'i aa
Ito pr nn Pr' i'. J aii. a. .a
Vo aa u.a for lax lhan I".' l I"
Tha. i.i-. apfii nar la l I'.'" '
SiM.la Ilea. AH ail.arilanB.at .-'
in both Him Hi' sd HW.M ! " tl
fur th ana is.'i.
1 vhmiui t a iTi a oh
I Al'rl I.'AIION.
I Want ad. ci'pl4 Ih fo!li
I fir:
I MAIN OFFICK 17ln a4 r'Vl '
i..inh Hid... .,... .... ' t'
t01111.1i muff., t a-1'
A.N r Aim HHi'UVLn MT 'IIOl
ATLANTIC I. .
TUB HKB will hoi b. apooa!bl '"
Rim. than on imatsl iinu r as
4t.ll Hml a'dM4 lf JM
"'"'i.osiNH iioiBa run wMf i'a,
li-lilna F.Mi.m , ....... .11 A, M.
Morning i:4uio ,. .
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iBIiATHlkTuNlRAL NOTICES,
HNVIi:Mlleiiiian""Au'u.l. a 41 e.
114 l l i S is-. Tn4, W
I!J. of iiflcMniimia. t h rmn.
in A.hiaml, Nrb, tl I .ornt.d by
wife, lladiara, fi (hii.lr.n, two
I.i. iiher.. 1 'hi. 1 1.-. iid W illtaio and hi
filir, William F H.lf ll
rr.ni,ui uf iiitih until abuul I
b-.
l un.ral arrtirr si Hutu. 4 lti
ai : p, nt. sjiui.l.)', April I,
V A V A I .sTlN K-a" J " II a r. h7 1 , l.'3;
73 yeata; l hi" lim, li MH
aural. Iie.r4.rd la url4 by hi
Maiv, and one ton. II. II Van Alailu
in the pii.tal arrvii in inn.ba,
l uiieml -rvl, e will ba held from
Hrailry t. Imnanc rbaprl, tt mluraday,
Mnr. li r. al i ncloik i m Interment
I'meit lawn criiiir), yri.mla Intiled
OIKSI'.I.M tN'-WHtliiin, enlrred Into rl
at lila home, 1 1 . muiIi llh Si Tu
lay iiii.riiii.a. smnh al Ih of
7i ywar",
Funeral arrtlrea 1 111 KrtUllt.'e M.
niorial church Tbuie.Uv, Marrh 30. at
?:S0 p. m. Iiilcr.n.iii ..i Uo cm.
tcry. Friend, ate w.I.ihii..
SI'VtiY Win. J . age fcl '.sini la a.ir
vived by In. wife, ibree biuilieie, John,
Peter and David, Iwo .tt-i., lira. W.
liani 4 'hi itin of VVi4'.m,:t! ai,d Sir.
Story O'liay of St I'aul, M.m
KiineLl ThuiMlay moiiiiiig finm rl-,
ilcnca I7HI 1 barl-a St at . "n a 111. I
Holy Family rhmch a 111. liner. I
luent Holy Sepulibcr teniMrri. 1
Ft'llAN Wlllord F. died listen aa
1 year.. He It aurvlvrd by ni paiema,
Mr, and Mrs. Waller Foran
1 uiipiui i.euiicauay inornins irvin
residence of hi. gtaiidpar.nl. Philip
Foran. 191 Win Si , al 1:30 a. in.
Sacred Heart church at 10 a. m. In
terment Holy Sepub her ceineieiy. .
What Will
The Market Do Next?
KEEP POSTED
Important development
contained in thi. week'
market review regarding
the following securities:
Bethlehem Steel Island Oil
Great Northern Southern Ry.
Am. Smelt 4 R. U. S. Rubber
U. S. C. I. Pip General Motor
U. S. Steel Col'bia Graph.
Bo.ton A Mon. Texas Company
Write for free copy
P. G. STAMM&CO.
Members Consolidated
Stock Exchange ot New York
35 So. William St., New York
French Cities
6 External Gold Bonds
Non-Callable Due 1934
LYONS Next to Paris as a
center of finance, trade
and manufacturing.
MARSEILLESOne of the
greatest seaports of
the World.
BORDEAUX Important
commercial and indus
trial center with one of
the finest harbors in
France.
Price yielding about
7.65
The National City Company
Omaha First National Bk. Bldg.
Telephone 3316 Jackson
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
130th Dividend
The regular quarterly dividend of two
dollars and twenty-five cents per share
will be paid on Saturday. April 15, 1922.
to stockholders of record at the close of
business on Friday, March 17. 1922.
On account of the Annual Sleeting of
the stockholders, the transfer books will
be closed at the close of business on Fri
day. Slarch 17. 1922. and reopened at 10
a. m.. Slarch 29, 1922.
H. BLAIR-SS1ITH, Treasurer.
-
. -
Direct Obligation
County
City
Municipal I
Bonds
4 to
II Exempt from all Federal
Income Taxes
( ft Company J
H. E. HARRIS, Re. Mgr.
701 Peters Trust Bid;. Doug. 6813
p 1
J II
Municipal Bonds
ARE
Safe Investments
We own and offer an extensive list of high-grade
county, city and school bonds at prices to yield
from 4.50 to 6 per cent free from federal income
tax taxable only 1 mill in Nebraska.
United States Trust Co.
Affiliated ivilh
The United States National Bam
1612 Farnam Street Omaha, Nebraska
BURIAL VAULTS,
I I!l4!t !( ! aies. S"
Utlil aiwaai44 4 fa ...a
a ai bMiag Marlaitv (.
aiiaal, a inrl W) . aia a..
... e..4 io i fiM4H't
HkAIIMtl VAltf waf4a4
tim.i. Cariaia iiitl 4l . Ill
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS. -
"F. J. STACK & CO.,
IvntM. la
fia-W a reir
r,;BAnuLANb,a!i.
ThlMl lkli " Far
"HKAFEY & HEAFEYr
I 4.rtalt.lt 4 Fmhalmoia
Phew HA - i.ffi fii r'.'M.
I!ult& Ricncn.
fusaial le-ai SSI .(iming,
FLORISTS
LEFLARMON ..r.
C n,sii.nii('V, ut rtf if,-
JOIIM PATH. 14 rism, JAl
BIRTHS AND bEATHS.
t'red u4 fcibel liib'rtest. :U! tlu'l
iri.i. girl, , , . , ,k
lianlel and Ann Shlll.r, ?! Nor'k
Tani'lh ir.t, mrl
lame and W KaaMn. M "'
Tni a-.il'l eircl, girl. ....
Harry and l.U'4 MllrtwH. lift I
t.lar strcl 11111.1, g"l '! Soy.
1 hath- and luul.h llagan, Toiyf,il
lr.l, IU.I thrust, bay
tiu.t aa.l l.dHh Frnin. ll
Tvaniy-eisih , boy: ,
Si'inu-i nd Slary Vah.n, hoH'"'l. ;
ll-rn.rd and He Fe. hpli.l, "'.
Jam and Flor.nr lUnean, hospital,
boy
Augu.l and Lillian Reiasr, 17 Sou'h
Llrhi tub alr.-i, girl.
FiaaN and KKuneih Sl. h.lUa. Jill
Hnuih TlilHi-.'.th alteel. irl
liny snd Wilhelmln Mrrill. 141 North
Th'tly.e'ond ane.l. hoc, ....
Iloto and Julia Jo.'pf, 1443 South
Thirteenth trwt. boy.
Hoy and Slildr.d apenc.r, S1S Ua
air. el. boy . ,
llnnt and Fllr.ali.lh Soul., ho.i.ttal. g.rl.
John ami Dorothy Nmky, ill Bomb
t
j
Umteriith aircel, girl.
ilui.ei.p and Sl'. liana Piccolo. 714
I'.er, aireel. boy,
loaeph and Matilda Bomb.:, hospital,
bnv
Yr-ii. nd Marl Morl.n. 70S South 8 I
leenili ureal, girl.
ileotge and Clin.tln Sl.ph.n.on, 7i'l
Si'lltll Silleenlh trtl, boy,
lludo'.f and Anna r.rasU. i33 South
Tiiy-thir.l .treei. boy.
Frank and Helen Rcllb.lm.r, IttT South
Cghlrenlh street, girl.
Heath.
Alhina One Li.aa. 14. 3111 South
Twelfth .trrel.
Virginia banford. II. 41 rtorrnca
boulevard.
Dorothy K. Annln. I. 174S South Twenty-.
i.th treat,
William Joseph Snodgrii, li, 3404
8011th Twelfth street.
N. Creene, 41. hospital.
John 11. Ire.gbton, 71. 404 North Twen
tieth street. 1
Mary J. Davl. 77. 3411 South Thirteenth
Street.
Marea Rn.li Bloomqulat, I, tilt Lari
mora avenue.
Henry J. Crainplon, IS, 16:1 North
Twentieth
Joseph Kolar, 14. hospital.
Carolina Zlpp, 73, 410 North Twenty
second. Charles p Llnd.ley, 4. Boqu.t hotel.
Tom McCarthy. 49, hospital.
Ida Slay Rualind. 64. 1601 T.afayctt.
Harry SI. Chs.e. 33, Pullman hotel.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
I 1 na roiiowing couples dsv oeen issuea
11ccn.es 10 weu:
Thomas J. Kennedy, 21, Omaha, and
Mildred Hooker, 20. Omaha.
George Couray. 84. Omaha, and Bessi
Marble, 35. Omaha.
Adolph Bonknl. 21. Omaha, and Ella
Sleek, it, Oman.
Thad Slaughter, 34. Omiha, and B
trli llenson. 27, Omaha.
istTfoWd'tTre
LEFT O.V SOUTH-BOUND ALBRIGHT
CAR SATURDAY AFTERNOON. BOR
TOtf SHOPPING BAG CONTAINING
CHILD'S CLOTHINO. REWARD.
SIARKET 3200.
13 RISWARD for return of mink fur
choker lost Sunday, Slarch 2. Victor
H. Roos, HA 2406,
LOST Hand bag containing 110 bill, 6()n
In silver, some email change, key and
small black purse. MA. 0375. Reward.
LOST Tortoise she:i glasses. Call collec
tion department U. S. National dur.
Ing working hours. Doug. 0361. Reward.
LOST FRI. NIGHT BLACK TRAVEI.
ING BAG BBTW EKN CASTLE HOTEL
AND DEPOT. REWARD. HA. 6647.
LOST Black setting from ring with let
ter D. Reward. Call Slarket 1740, ask
for M. Dergan,
LOST Diamond pin on Dundee car or be
tween Kllpatrlck's and Rlslto. Reward.
Walnut 2808.
LOST beaded bag downtown Saturday
evening. Reward. Call days. AT. 6886.
LOST SI. L, Ins. policy, on Crosstown
car. Bertha Johnson, reward. WE. 6647.
LOST Between 24th and 40th on Far.
nam; top coat: liberal reward. HA. 357.
110 RRWARD for rings lo.t at Empreas
vtaruen eaiurnay. weDster bmii.
LOST Gold mesh bag, liberal reward. Call
MA. 0436.
PERSONALS.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
ollctts your old clothing, furnltur.
magazines. We collect. W distribute.
Phone DO. 4134 sn dour wagon will call.
Call and inspect our new bom, 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St,
KATHRYN L. RILEY
Skin and scalp specialist. Residence
work solicited. Appointment, JA. 3264.
roflcnn DR. A N., Chiropractor, IS
Kjd.1 1SUI1 pajton block. AT. 1747.
Office hour, 11 a. m. to 6:30 p. m.
THEATRICAL historical mosque costumes,
for play and parties, at Lleben'a Omaha
MAGNETIC bath; Violet Ray treatment
with massages, 614 S. 19th. AT. 9381.
SULPHUR hstha. Swedish massage, chi
ropody Evenlnga to 8. 201 Sn. 20th St.
BLACK dirt and fertilizer, ashes and rub.
blsh hauled. Atlantic 6721.
UNDER new management. Expert inaa
sage. 404 N. 16th, Apt. 4,
RENT vacuum cleanera, 75c. HA. 1U71.
SIASSAGE Sun. and eve. aptm. AT. 6365.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Accordion Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, -box pleating;
covered buttons, ail styles; hemstitching,
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button
Pleating Co.. 308 Brown Block, Omaha,
Neb. Telephone JA-1936.
NEBR. PLEATING :V,dC bC
tons, 1806 Farnam. 2d Floor. DO. 6670.
Contractors.
PATCH plastering, paperhanglng and re
modeling a specialty. WA. 0997.
Moving, hauling of all kinds. JA. 2318.
Dancing Academies.
It"pitppQ 1818 Farnam street.
ii-LJ-LJ A Douglas 8440. Clasa and
private lessons. Ten instructors.
LEARN to dance at Kelpine's academy,
class and private lessons. DO. 7850.
