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THK UKK: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MARCH 31. 1922. 10 Market, Financial and Industrial News of the, Day Live Stock ft., lp Wrl: (rt.t..i itta.r iff., i.l )'" .., !. l,f)ll W -.ln..l.r. 4t lallni.la Itwi.ouy, , t-ut ! Il' wfc..M 1:4 k.M. a. u .: Mm I . Mu.l.! r.,n d.r I . i. .! fc.m day .r .... I... uiah, lr-k J. I'.'lt ll VkMB. . I .f n.i. II si i 4.Ii If. Is ..!!! tl.tlt 14,1.1 l,i 4 . . : in HIM 44.ll .! r.ll R'.l.i I h4. Th far! II,. I i-reipia ael ..lit Iu4r fai4 r.suil la aa !' t.i..nii a taiil w kame eeil I.Ira uf katk fca and kulrher etuff hiieiK r.r war t-dr tro. nil. an lu km f offMiess Ih I.....-I ! d MfW aiao. i. IJ If anslhiM lhe rel.t4y. t.l Mairt -r brought ! It. kik.i and fd-r ra lully i-d. ioir.4 n a o ll c.im. i ifh la a IllUa hlh.r. hut II,. r. tra no mul Ihaa i.4y a a rut jimtaiwns clttl Good la hir k-.t-a, 17 ;; fair a""! I. l.l!l; nmniMI la lair Uaa. I I" St.; .u .hole t.arlinsa, I'tot ; fair la good yearlings, 7ejlo; laininua a f.'r ssarlins.. M L : ...l la rhmga h-if-i. II. nu)! l fair la g.wd heaVi.. 4otj rmile la prima at 1044 11; good la rh.ilra iaa. I . !, a, fair la good row, M il' 4; tnmmon le fair '". IS '! ad ' ih.,1,. f-ed-r, . )M0; fair lo "'! fr.ij.ra, :.f)tt.; common la fair f-.-ers, l'i 7.):: S'Kirt lo rhnlr i't, f ao 7 Tk; fair le good iurkf. I t 1; rommon la fair iockr. It.!.: M'Nk hilrs. 4 toil; stork cows, U M h.mM r.iv... liiuullk; v.. I ralva, U .; bull, (lag, ale, 114V a. 14... 4..., 14..., ..., 84..., Av. .. ,.ll7 ,. "I" ..IJM ..i;i ..1141 ..lilO IT 4 T t T It 1 T It 1 at t on No, Av. IT ! IT l"4 44 i::i II 1324 l'i l.'at 1 23 1 ll lr. ... 441 1110 kit IIS I.. 1.. I.. it.... t; I ut ..n.a .. 44 .lilt te ... so ...H:o rows. 4 Id 1., I 45 ., ii Kir tns. t :t t.. f li (.. ntruji. t it i.. 4 li 1., : rALVKM. no i) 4:a 4 :s T it i 11.0 i ;j Ilntia Rtcrlpla, 7.000 h.td. Tha ni.rkcl ai'llva at an a'lv.nr. of )tft:io on j.hmI d.maml both from ahlDp.ra and l,n, krr. LtKht boa. auld fnuii f 7tw IS, with a lop prlca of l.o. Mud load and hutrhrr w.lahi.. 11.111 1.Jt. and parkin srad.a, 19 0j( 80. with -Ir.mr h.avlM. I4.t0ff.00. Hulk ot aalr a 4.4Vffl.S. HO(J! Omaha Grain Chicago Grain 'i Financial No. Ar. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Ph. Pr. l..4S ... 04 40..:4 ... St :...:! ... to .3l ... co ."J. .114 ... 4S 4..:44 ... 1 :..: ... t it at. .is: ... o 74. .201 ... t tt 6..:ji ... to Hherp and Tamba Rrcclpia. 4,400 h-d. Tha markat vaa acllv riurlna tha early o.mIoti on handy Wright laniba which mnvvd mnatly at !&c hlRhrr, aom rholre lota aflllni at 115.60, l.oth to ahlpnrrii and parkrra, nthrr arartri war trmcrally teady and tha market alow on thin hn.ia. Fat lamba aold nio.lly from 114. to T1B J5, with a top prlra of 115.60. flip lurnha war genrrally ateady arltlnf from Il!.;t01l.:&. Hhrrp were aliout atrady oma clipped one arlllnr at 14.00. Quotation, on nhp: Fat lambs, Rood to choice, 1S.OW15.60j ft l.mba. fnlr to to choice, H5.OO015.tfl: f.lt lamba, fnlr to rood, I14.SO01I.OO; clipped lamba, 1 15 4)1.J0; ahearlna- lamb.. tHtOfM.OO; f.ed.r lambs, tlj.00 13.60; cull Inmba. tlO.OO01i.OO; fat y.arlltiK., llKht. 112 .0f 13.00; fat yearllnaa. heavy, 49. 60 10.50; wethrra. $8.00( 10.00; fat tan, llitht, l.00.TI; fat awra, heavy, S7.OO09.OO. Omaha Produce Purnlahce by atat of Nahraaka, 4i partm.nt of agriculture, bureau of mar Wats mniT n.l,U.,ln.. ,'JT LITB POULTRY. wholesaia wholes. I Buylnir Pr. S.lllna Pr. Stan ....0.13f, J0.21 J0.1fiJ.-O.4 Rprlno SOlfo .26 .:fifi .26 Hen., light SOW .25 .L'3W .27 Hen., heavy :W .25 ,23ft .27 Cocka .i:iw .14 ,ll .14 Pucka 18 .23 .21 W .25 Oeeaa 100 .20 .130 .20 Stair. ,s Springe Kena . Cocka Ducka . Oeeaa .. Turkey DRESSED POULTRY. .24 ,2S .27 .171 .243 .159 .350 Oiiwlu. M.rch JO, Kccfipii uf wheat were 40 fr, t romptrra with cai Ut year, ("offi rti'ii ffe "2 fr. gauitJ St can a year i.'J. Total khitmm Vktre puitifwhai I't toiUy at Hi Cert, tit again., 77 cm lat rar, Livcrpoul rioted uront and luk-lier. being ailfdrd hy a bvt'er tJ?inan (or iie4fty wheat and a 'recat lor lighter t,iipinriit4 trout Argentine. Northwe.iern Miller a)i fliur dc mand lutht and prue weakening There wt oine export hutmett done, niiitnly Mdnitoha. around halt million. Corn n neatly all to Ger nuny. Scainhnavii. look tome rye. The tetute committee at Washing ton hat tlrtermined on a JO cen a hiiklirl duty on import wheat and it i taid that this duty i o hili that it will virtually exclude Canadian and Argentine wheat importation, and (hit wa mainly reponiible for the Mrengtii dieplayed in our tnaikctt today. , There wa not a very aetive de mand for cah grain in tin local mar ket and trade wa low throughout the es4ion. Sale of wheat were made at priee ranging from un changed to 2c higher. Corn ale were made at lie lower to Jic higher, mixed going at unchanged price, white lie lower, while yellow wai unchanged to lie up. Oat were He I mamiy lower. Rye and barley were quoted generally unchanged. WIIKAT. No. ! dark hard: I car lmim'. Il.il. No. 1 dark hard: I cara. 1 1 US. No. t hard winter: 1 ear, 11.24; I car, (.-nil., lark I. tl J. ... No. I hard wmirr: 4 eara, tl.lt; i car famuli)). II. I", e-ml-dark. No. 3 hard winter: I car, 11.14: I rar. II. H; 1 car, II.S3; 1 rar (very smutty), 11.50. No 1 hard winter: car. si.-i. Cample hard winter: I-t car (weevil), II 23; 1 rar fwrevll). II 21. Nil. s yellow, nam: 3 cars. i .. No. 1 yellow, hard; 1 cars, 11.22; 1 car (.0! per cent heat damaged). 11.21. No. I mlied: I car ismulty). II. 10. rtiRN", II cara. Mi'ie. cars, f.ic. I car. too. 1 car, tl',c; 1 cara (.hip. tl'.e. 1 cara (shippers' weights), (IHc. 1 car (snippers- weignisr, By CHARLES D. MICHAELS. Waaaha) rW laJ War. Chicago, Match ,M,-May wrea wa tight from the atari, with h! trader t on the buying aide. I.airr liou.rt with eastern coiiiieition., the leading telleri of lat week, became heavy buyer, advancing the price 4 -,fe over the previoq c!oe. Vro in takinrt made a reaction toward the Ij.i. The iini.h wat at net garni of IrtTJ 34c. Corn wa 4c, oat l-Jc and rye J-4'i7- higher. The bulk of buying of May wheat wa rrrdited to an ea4tern trader, w ho lately hat been operating on the lear aide. Local trader who bought early o!d our on the bulge, making the closing reaction. Uuying of May mid lellii'if of July by eontmiaiion houe widened the difference to lo l-4c at one time, agaiut I'c early Wednenlav and tlie pread wa It at the Iat, 'Mure wa a letup in the flood of unfavorable rrop report from the southwest and at Minneapoh with higher price, leading market all thinned more wheat than they re ceived. A tale of 100.000 huhcl mi made here to tro to nlore. kx port demand wa comparatively alow. Caw Trading; leal, Tha bunt of lb trad In rrn ma of a .k-1 character and in sirngm w. liit, IWr , 4T'i i 444, No. No. No. No. pem No. -I'.c; No. 50',c; No. No. No. No. No. I: No. 3: No. 4: 1 white! 2 white: 3 white I yellow weights) ; yellow: t cars, 3 yellow I rsr. tovje. 1 mlae.1: I car. 1 mixed: 1 cars. 4r. 3 mined: t car. 4Si,c. & nuai-d: 1 car. 47c. fl AT. No. white: 1 car (shipper' weights). 14 4r; S csrs. 34'e. No. 4 white: 1 ar. i:c. RVR 1 car. 3c; 3-5 car. 24c 3 cars. '.'c. 1 car, lc. IIARLET. ts.v CAR LOT No 4: 1 car. CHICAGO Wheat Corn . Oats Wheat Corn . . Oats . . ST. RECEIPTS, Week Ago 7 Y'ar Aro 32 114 44 Today .... a 110 'viv'sAS V:ITT 'car LOT TtKCEIPTS Week Year Today Ago Ago 64 S3 i"" 2 4 57 7 ' LOUIS CARLOT RECEIPTS. Week Year Today ..... 4 .... 31 ..... ti Ago 69 38 24 NORTHWESTERN CAR LOT RECEIPTS Or WHEAT. Wheat Corn . Oats . Ago hi tl 26 Week Ago 141 62 496 Year Ago 112 40 128 Today Minneapolis 71 Puluth 6 Winnipeg 433 OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Receipts- Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Shipments-Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Week Year Today. Ago. Ago. ..40 22 22 ,.. 72 211 61 ,.. 13 17 11 .. 3 1 3 ... 12 It 32 .. S3 79 29 ,.. 17 . 13 ... 4 " ... 3 .. 3 EOG9. Select 240 .26 No. 1 220 .23 No. I..., 20 0 .22 Crack , ,20 Eggs, case count, per ease 4. 45-56. 75 BUTTER. Creamery, prints 360 .40 Creamery, tub 340 .39 Country, beet 220 .23 ,250 .28 Country, common .17 .19 .20 .22 Fat, Sta. price... .28 HAY. Pralrla No. 1 upland 111. 00013.00 No. 2 upland,... , 10.00ill.O0 No. 1 upland. 7.000 8.50 No. 1 midland 11.0011.50 No. t midland 9.50W10.60 No. 3 midland 7.000 8.60 No. 1 lowland 8.OO0 9.50 No. t lowland.,., 7.000 8.00 Alfalfa, choice Z0.00(i21.0O No. 1.....V 18.00019.00 Standard 15.00017.00 No. 12.00014.00 . No. .., 10.00011.00 Oat straw 8.000 9.00 Wheat straw 7.00 8.0 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Frulta Bananas. per lb.. 714 08. Orangea: 8lze 316 and larger. 16.7508.00; slsa 350, 16.7508.00; slw 28S, 17.0007.75; sis 324, 17.0007.75. Florida tangerines. ?er box. 13.00. Lemons, per box, 16.000 .60. Grapefruit, per crate, 13.7605.60. Apples: Delicious, according to size and grade. 13.6004.50; Rome Beauties, ac cording to else and grade, J2.5O0S.26; Jtlack Twig, according to size and grade. 13.00; Wlnesap. according to size and grade, 11.7603.75; Arkansas Blacks, ac cording to size and grade, 52.8504.00; Ben Davis, according to size and grade, I2.7S0S.OO; Newton Pippihs, according to size and grade, 12.6003.25. Strawberries, crates, 24 pint boxes, 5.60; quarts, 600 e. Figs: California, 24 pkgs. 8-oz.,-2.26: bulk. 150160. ' Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Early Ohio No. 1, per cwt., 11.75: Minnesota white stock, per cwt.. 12.00; Colorado and Idaho) whites, per cwt., 32.0002.25; Red River Ohio stock, per cwt., 12.0003.50; Colorado Brown Beauties, per cwt., 12.00 02.35. Sweet Potatoes, per bu 81.75 8.60. Clery. dot, 75c81.85. Lettuce: Leaf, per dox., 75090c; head, per crate, 15.6006.60. Onions: Red, per lb., 9010c; yellow, per lb.. 8fcl0c. Onion Sets, per bu.. 12.250 3.00. Cauliflower, crates. 82.50 0 2.75. Cucumbers, hot house, per dot., 12.60 3. Q0. Carrots, per lb... 2 14 Sc. Turnip, per lb., 2080. Pafsnips, per lb., 3 0 3 H c. Beats, per lb., 33c. Cabbage, new Texas, per lb., 3 4c. To- ' matoes: Crate. 84.0005.00; lugs, 83.50 4.00. Young Southern Radishes, per dos., 75c1.00. Young Southern Carrots, per do., 90c1.00. Young Southern Beets. 9Oc0l.OO. Young Southern Onionm per do., 75090c. Young Southern Tutnlps, per flos,, $1.00. Spinach, per lb.J 11c. Brussels ftprouts, per lb., 25c. Shallots, per dox., 575c. Green Peppers, per lb., 30035c. Parsley, per dox. bunches, 45c 11.0. Nuts Black Walnuts, per lb, 6c Eng lish Walnuts, per lb., 3035c. Brazil Nuts: Large, washed, per lb.. 16lSc; medium, washed, per lb., 14 016c Pe cans, per lb., 22030c. Almonds, sack lots, per lb., 28c. Peanuts: Jumbo, raw, per lb., 11012c; Jumbo, roasted, per lb., 13015c; No. 1, raw, 8tt!4c; No. 1, roasted, per lb.. 11013c. Honey In comb, per case. Ili.50e8.00. HIDES AND WOOL. Beet hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb.. 604c; green salted No. 3. per lb., 495c; green hide. No. 1. per lb.. 34c; green hides. No. 2. per lb.. 203c; green salted (old stock), per lb.. J 03c; green salted bull hide. No. 1. per lb.. 3c; green salted bull hides. No. 2. per lb.. 2c. Kora hides: Large, each. 32.S0; me dium, each. 82.00; small, each, 11.60; pony anrf vines. eACh. 7.C081.QO. Sheep palU: Green salted, as to size . and wool, each, t0c31.0; shearlings. green salted, as to six and wool, each, a A Ma Wool: Cholca fin and half-btood. per lb. 82017c: medium or tnree-eignia-r.iooa, per lb, 20023c; low and quorter-blood. per lb.. 17011c; burry wool, per lb.. 6 lie Chiracs Prodaee. Chlcaao. March JO Butter Lower: creamery, extra. Sc; first. 3403ittc umn.Ii 9HSSUe: standards. 3S14C Earn Easy: receipts. . 17,950 casee; w. IlLAtllfp! arriinarv rirsta. 220 Slc: miscellaneous. 21b 23 4c; storage packed extra. 2tc; storage packed extras, -a. .In.... nar-keH ftrat.. t'RIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. (BUSHELS.) Receipts Today. Wk Ago. Wheat 432,000 Corn 692,000 Oat 398,000 Shipments Wheat 891,000 Corn 442.000 Oats 631,000 680.000 748,000 646,000 489,000 672,000 647,000 Yr. Ago. 663,000 628,000 353,000 459,000 367,000 604,000 Kansas City Lire Stork. Kansas City, March 30. Cattle Re ceipts, 1,100 head; beef steers, stockers arid feeders steady to strong; heavy steers' slow; top mixed yearlings, 88.25; early steer sales. 36.0007.76; better grade heif ers, J4.25tD5.25; common, 84.7505.00: few cows. 86.0006.25; common and medium, J4. 255. 25; good and choice feeders,, J7.00 07.40; best stockers, J7.35; other classes steady; best veals, 88.60; most heavy bulls, 84.0004.25; cannors and cutters, generally J2.7504.OO. Hogs Receipts, 3,000 head: market opened slow; closed active, 16025c higher than yesterday's average; mixed mediums and heavies advanced most; all weights and grades sold at a narrow spread; packer top, J10.O0; bulk shippers and butchers, J9. 85010.00; 325-pound aver ages, J9.90; bulk of sales, J9.6O01O.OO; practical top. 810.00; throwout sows, mostly 18.5008.76; stock pigs, 1025o higher; best, up to 89.90. Sheep Receipts, 6.000 head; market, sheep, generally 25c higher; best light ewes, 810.00; fresh shorn Texas wethers, 19. sr.: lambs strong to 25o higher; top, J15.50; bulk ot si If, 810.00 to J15.25. DilcHgif Livestock. Chicago, March 30. Cattle-aRecelpts, 7.000 head; beef steers and fat she-stock, strong to 15e higher; top, 19.40 paid for baby beef heifer averaging 635 pounds; best matured steers, J9.10; canners, cut ters and bulls steady; veal calves, 25o to 50c higher; but, vealers. J8.008.75 to packers; several lots at J8.75 to 39.60 to city butchers; stockers and 'neders, dull. Hogs Receipts. 18,000 neaa; mostly iic to 25c higher than yesterday's average, closing with lights firm; others weak to laa lower than early; shippers bougnt about 3,000; holdover moderate as big packers bought sparingly, but many hogs held off market; top. J10.60: bulk, 39.95 010.60; pigs, lac to 25o higher; bulk. desirable, 100 to 130 -pounders. J9.75 10.25. Sheep and T.ambs Receipts. 11.000 head; fat lambs, steady to strcng; sheep strong to 25c higher: wooled lambs top. 815.75; top. shorn, $13.10; choice 142-pound wet-fleeced wethers, JI1. 00 011. 25; shorn wethers. J9. 25010.25; top. .shorn ewes, 89.00; shearing lambs. J14.8J. St. I,ou1s Livestock. East St. Louis, March 30. Cattle Re ceipts, 400 head: generally steady; spots, stronger on light yearlings; veal calves, weak to 25c lower; top heef steers. 88.20; weight, 1,268 pounds; bulk. J6.7507.6O: bulk veal calves, JS.0008.50; bulk beef cows. 34.7506.75. Hogs Receipts. 8.000 head: opened 15 026c higher: practical top, 310.60; bulk, 160 to 230-pound averages, 110.60010.55: bulk 240 to 300-pounds average, J1O.OO0 10.40: closed. 10015c lower; pigs, strong to 25c higher. J9.6010.25; packer sows, steady, J8. 5008. 60. Sheep Receipts. 601) head: mostly 25c lower; gocd Colorado 'Harabs, 8)15.25; &heep, steady. Sioux City Live Stork. Sioux City. Ia., March JO. Cattle Re ceipts, 1.200 head; market 1015c higher; feed steers and yearlings, J7.00B8.50; warmed up steers and yearlings. 85.00 7.00: fat cows and heifers, 34.0007.25; canners, J2.OO04.OO; veals, J5.OO09.6O; feeders, J5.OO07.OO; calves, J4.5607.25; feeding cows and belters, 83. 5006.60; stockers. J5. 0007.00. Hogs Receipts. 6.000 head: market 16c higher; butchers, J9.5O0t.8O: light, J9.8O0 90: heavy mixed. 89.0009.60; heavy packers. 88. 2508.60; native pigs, 89.75; stags, 84.2504.60; balk of sales, 19.500 1.8f. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 10 head; market steady. Turpentine and Rosin. Savannah, Ga.. March 30. Turpentlni Quiet; tic; sales, none; receipts, 3 bbls. ; shipments, 4 bbls.; slock, 7 bbls. Rosin Firm: sales. 708 casks; receipt 101 casks shipments. casks; stock 44.682 casks. Quote: B. C. D. E. O. H. 11.00; K, ( 1; V. I4.; X, U.10; WG, 15.80: WW, 5.80. reflection of lhal la wbrat I'ric.a hail a rn nr wnn mi .In., wiihin a fraction nf th l. MhlP pin drniand remain, slow with sanipla value ',o hither. Ilcipts ici ears, a mailerat aaporl bu.inw wa undr wv I the seaboard, with sale of 0.0 Mi.hels. anJ a Ilka quantity was aold Is go lo .lore. Country road r Impau. kil. ilu la heavy rains, fielayrd oat feeding Incident lo eon llnueil wel and cold weather I attract. ma attention In thai grain. With fair l.uvln. th. market .honed a firm under. ion throughout tha day. Th seax.n la already considerably later than normal in sum parts of the halt. Shipping ales war -4.000 bushel with receipt 40 car.. Strength In wheat Induced fair buying of rye. Export demand, however, was low and a local hnua had an offer la re.ell what figured out about tVio under May, track Chicago, for No. 1 I'll Notes. V. Y, Thompson wired Bennett from Wl'hlta. Kan.t "From Iodg City east along th Santa To lo hl:,.:ey nol over 10 per rent of tha wheat has germinated and field sfier field doe not show any growth whatever, from Kin.Iey to Elllnwood prospects are rxrelk-nt. The stand Is perfect and the I hint hna a good growth. Farmer pas turing the flclda. Elllnwood rast In 1UI ste.il la more spotted and ech field has many patches of several acres entirely hare nf wheal. Halstead lo Wichita, condition, similar to that west of Ellin wood. The entlr district hns had am ple moisture and condition tor the. grow ing crop excellent Tha crops In northern Colorado along th. Union Pacific lo Fort Collin and Sterling ar excellent. Good stand and condition perfect. Wheat growera In these sections tell ma they have best prospects at thl tima ot sea son In years. " "We do not Ilk t'.ila weather on oata, as the seeding Is already lata and very wet weather I being experienced In practically all of th oat states," aald E. W. Dennia. Winnipeg wired: "Seeding will be earlier In Manitoba this Hi. ring than for many years, unless an tinforseen reversal of winter condition occurs, according to James Jf. Evans, deputy minister of agriculture. The Win- nipeg Tribune report that cultivation or the soli has been commenced on the portage plains." Minneapolis wired Leland: "Flour business is extremely Ilaht. Cash wheat strong, with high premiums, owing to the light receipts." Primary receipts were 432.000 bushel. wheat, against 668,000 bushels for tho same day a year ago. Northwest arrivals were lighter than last vear and k'hum. City had lesa than halt as many csrs as year aao. Argentina estimated shipments for tha week at 3,626.000 bushels wheat, 800,000 bushels corn and 210.000 bushels oats. CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. By tfpillke Grain Co. DO. 2627. March 30. Art. I Open. I High. I Low. Close. Yes. Wht. May 1.321,4 1.36i 1.324, 1.854, 1.33 1.33 1.36 "4 1.31 July 1.184 1.20H 1.18 l.llVt 1.18 118 1.194, 1.17 Sep. 1.13 1.124. 1.11 H 1.124, 1.114. 1.121, 1.12K 1.11K Rya May 1.02U 1.034. 1.02 1.034, 1.02Vi July .94 .94 .94 .9444 .93 Corn May .58 4, .59 ,C84 M .58 .ESVi 69 ,68H July .61 .6244 .6144 .6244 .61 V. 624, 6144 Sep. .6454 .U .6444 .64 .644. 6444 Oats May .3741 .3714 .37 ' .374 .36 3744 July .39 .39 .39 .39 .3944 Sep. .40 .41 .40 .41 .40'; 41 4044 Pork May 18.76 18.76 18.75 18.75 18.75 Lard , May 10.80 10.82 10.60 10.60 10.77 July 11.05 11.07 10.85 10.85 11.00 Ribs May 10.75 10.77 10.75 10.77 10.77 July 10.20 10.27 10.20 10.27 10.17 Minneapolis Grain. Minneapolis, Minn., March 30. Wheat Receipts, 71 cars, compared with 113 cara a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern, 81.5144 I. 6444: May, 31.4244; July, 11.32. Corn No. 3 yellow, 5005044c Oats No. 3 white, 323344c Barley 61063c. Rye No. 2. 94096'ie. Flax No. 1, 32.632.58?4. Minneapolis, Minn.. March 30. Flour Unchanged to 10c higher; In carload lots, family patents quoted at 18.0008.20 a barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks. Dran 121.50024.00. Kansas City (rain. v Kansas City, Mo., March 30. Close: Wheat May, 1.21; July, $1.12; Sep tember, 81.05. Corn May, 52c; July, 66c; Sep tember, 59 44c i St. Louis Oraln. St. Louis, March 30. Wheat, May, II. 31; July, J1.1644. Corn May, 5744c; July, 0c. Oats May, 3744c; July, 3944c. New York Cotton. New York, March 30. The list moved sharply higher after opening steady. The bullish factors Included firmer Liverpool cables, tho betterment of securities and foreign exchange and prospects for cen tral belt -rains shifting to the eastern belt. With no Interests buying late posi tions and Wail street shorts covering In the near months, the market rose 20 to 30 points before midsession. It gained strength in the later trading. Ring shorts as well as trails interests bought actively, the market being bid up 30 to 40 points in the last half hour. The close was 27 to 36 points net higher. Spot; cotton steady, 30 points advance, 18.16c for mldding upland. Southern spot markets: Galveston, 17.55c, 30 points advance; New Orleans, 16.63c, 38 .points advance; Savannah, 17.13c. 13 points advance; Augusta, 17.13c, 25 points advance; Memphis, 17c, un changed: Houston, 17.45c, 30 points ad vance; Little Rock, T6.75c, unchanged. St. Joseph Live Stock. St. Joseph, Mo., March 30. Cattle Re ceipts. 1.100 head; market strong; steers, 16.7508.25; cows and heifers, 14.2508.35; calves. 35.0007.50. Hogs Receipts, 6. M0 head; market 15025c higher; top, 810.00; bulk of sales, 19.7509.95. Sheep Receipts, 4.500 head: market steady; lambs, 114.60015.35; ewes, J9.00 10.00. Chicago Potatoes. Chicago, March 30. Potatoes Dull; re ceipts, 69 cars; total United States ship ments, 718 cars; Wisconsin sacked round whites, 11.5501.170 cwt.: Minnesota sacked red rivers. 11.6001.60 cwt.; Idaho sacked rurals, 81.80 cwt., Nebraska sacked rurals, 11.7001.80 cwt. New York Produce. New York, March 30. Butter Firmer; creamery firsts, 344435a, Eggs Barely steady. Cheese Irregular. ( Kansas City Frodaee. Kansas City. March 30. Eggs, Butter and Toultry Unchanged. Kansas CHy Hay. Kansas City, Mo., March Unchanged. !0. Hay By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES. Vmk tt Uj V It. New York, March M Anoher ad vance in tock today, partly lurt I elore iloautg, continued ptrengtli of invr.tmeut bond and a rie in ex change o plvMrope (including Ger many) made up the iory tt a nt very eventful day. Oa the whole, the really outstanding movement wa the iuio recovery in wheat which. at one lime, brought the May de livery -J cent a Itiifhei above Wed nrtday' closing and 73 4 cent above Monday's low level of reaction from the caon' top price. That market hat now retraced a little more tli.m one-half of it decline from the ?!.4'7- price of a month ago. To. day i ie occurred, it tiliould he ob.crvrd, lift on the b.isi id bad new iroin the growing winter crop that ha been favorable hut be cait.e of an advancing Kuropcan market. Ntmierou advance of a point or more occurred m the early iock market, oinc of them reaching J or . 1 lie railway share had a part in thi upward movement. Their gains of a point or thereabout were com monly acrihrd to aoine rather ven turesome calculation of the total percentage earned on property valua tion during l'ehruary, but they prob ably had a ttroiigcr motive in the plain indication of a much larger Bros revenue for the full month of March. High mt ( Ium. Th Irregular reaction which was caused In th. later market left price., s. a rule, considerably above lh priiviou day' iloaiug.. In Ilia wceltly statement of lh fed eral rcs-rvo position little rhtnga was slii.wn. Ratio i.f raah reserve to de-po-li and ute circulation decreased about S f I per cent; that resulted wholly from lh HO.ton.cOo increase In rc.erv credit, held for member banes, a natural luclilrnt nt tha approaching fanner :.iy payment.. A ilci ,Min nf II. 14. .00 in the system's rnld reserve at tracted sum eilentlon. Kucli a movement ha been in,:de possible l,y tint recent slackening nf gold Import; It may hitvo been rm illtulnl ly III rcumptl3i tl Issue nf gnl'i certificate. Today' Wn-h niton Klnl'-mciit on Ihe direction .if February' ft.rc'vn tvu'e ,n which our export felt lu tha rimillv: t valuo of rny mo.. th .nice tho nn-ldi of 1 91 S and our surplu f exi-M lo the luwet since Oi wht licpaii la full of Interest. A cimiistf.l will I!'.'!. Inst month' lotl export have been shewn to have d.-creiso-l f .'35.000 oc., and to day's clas.i licit ion allows 'tat the ship ment tu Euror) n.it l.-;icnse. tliC 600.0(10. Nor Is this all: for whereas cur total Imports iiicreas-d !?,GCO,00fl over last year, the Ininortitlnns irom Europe alone increased $16,800,000. Surplus fur lOii Drops. In our trade with the whole of Europe during February, the surplu of i-xpons over Import fell from Il83,9in.ooo In 1921 to Ji7.40n.0(iO In 1922. The last mimed figure become somewhat Impres sive when on find from the reco'd that our export surplus to that continent In February, 1922. wa 6.'.oo.niio. Kxcek of exnort In our trade last month with England 126.800.000 and wa J29.700.000 In February, 1921. With France the export surplus is snnwn to i,.i i.een H. 300 oil'., as against J3.30O.. noo In 1912; with Italy $2,100,000 against $2,300,000 In 1913. Th.A cnmnAriKons are Impressive. On the one hand, they go far toward ac counting for the recent gr-at rise In our exchange rates against Europe: on the other hand they indicate something like a milestone In the effort of our recent allies to reduce their accumulated trade Indebtedness to the United States and rectify their International economic posl- vlnut (he balance actually stands as be tween these countries and ourselves; may be still better Judged by reference to the governments recent report, in ... ruary gold Imports, of which $8,300,000 came from England. i.uu,u"i irum France, and J28.7O0.O00 from the whole of Europe. Considering also the known purchases of English and French securi ties by American investors, it is safe to say that. In the case of these countries at any rate, the true International bal ance swung distinctly si " States. New York Stocks SOT. 69 32 ' 20 60 '4 24 69 44 2l"'i . 76 44 39 39 7ti 7 4 40 75 75 71)04, 71 22 22 21 20 75tj4 40 40 75 71 39 38 74 39 86 864 6 8 22 Z3! zz 23 23 23 .. 133 Range of prices or the leading stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248 Peters Trust building: RAILROADS. Wed. High. Low. Close. Close. A T '& S F. . , . 97'4 97 97 9744 Bait & Oh o;..... 40 39 40 39 Canadian Pacific. .137 1374. 137 137, New York Central.. 88 87 88 87 Ches. & Ohio 62 62 62. W Great Northern... 73 72 73 72 Illinois Central km i"- . .o? ";: Kan. City Southern 26 25 2 Lehigh Valley.... Missouri Pacific. N. Y. & N. H Northern Pacific Chicago A N. W Penn. R. R. . . . . . Reading C. R. I. & P... Southern Pacific Southern Railway. 23 Chl.. Mil. & St. P.. 23 H Union Pacific 134 133 STEELS. Am. Car Fdry. ...165 15B 155 154 Allis-Chalmers ... 47 46 47 46 American Loco. '..114 110 110 110 Baldwin Loco. ...Ill 108 HI 1"8'4 Beth. Steel 74 72 74 72 Colo. Fuel & Iron. 30", Crucible 67 Am. Steel Fdry. .. 37 a, Lackawanna Steel. 60 miHvaIa Steel .... 34 JA Pressed Steel Car. 71 71 71 70 Republic Stl., Iron 53 52 52 52 Ry. Steel Spring.. 98 Sloss-Scheffield ... 41 TTnlred State. Steel 96 Vanadium 39 38 38 38 COPPERS. Anaconda 61 60 61 60 Am. Smlt., Rcf. Co. 53 52 Cerro De Pasco .. 35 Chill Chlno Calumet & Arts... 58 Green Cananea ... 26 S4 Inspiration 40 Kennecott 29 Miami 27 Nevada Con 14 Ray Consolidated.. 14 Seneca Utah S9 B 37 29 67 29 57 37 36 49 49 49 33 84 3.1 96 S 96 40 41 95 95 9544 35 63 61 35 35 17 17 17 17 27 26 27 26 58 26 27 40 30 58 26 40 29 9 229 2744 27 27 14 lo 14 14 14 14 13 14 63 4 ! 62 61 36 62 Atlantlo Peterol. General Asphalt. Cosden Cal. Peterol . . . Island Oil 1 Invincible OH . Mexican Peterol Middle States.., Pacific Oil Fan-American . Phillips Pierce Oil Pure Oil Royal Dutch .. Sinclair (HI 14 . 63 OILS. 19 19 19 19T4 60 60 60 36 36 62'i 62 62 1 1 19V 18 19 1944 121 120 121 12 13 13 33 13 49 49 49'4 65 55 65 36 37 38 8 8 8 .10 81 30 54 64 54 24 21 24 50 66 44 37 9 32 54 247 Stand. OH, N. J. 17344 173 173 173 Texas Co 44 Union Oil 18 White Oil MOTORS. Chandler General Motors Willys-Overland Plerce-Arrow . . White Motor .. Studebaker 43 44 43 17 17 17 9 9 S 3 72 73 4i 71 10 10 10 104, 7 17 16 40 39 8 7 . 17 18 . 41 39 .111 107 111 107 RUBBER AND TIRES. 17 16 17 17 39- 39 39 4;, 4.T4 45 Flk Goodrich 39 Kelly-Sor'sTld ... 45 Keystone Tire 18 17 17 17 Ajax 17 17 17 17 United States Rub. 82 61 C2 61 INDUSTRIALS. Am. Beet Sugar .. 89 89 S9 39 Atl., Gulf & W. I. 30 29 30 29 Am. Inter. Corp... 44 42 44 42"4 Am. Sumatra .... 32 32 23 32 American Tele. ..121 120 120 120 American Can ... 48 4644 47 46 Central Leather .. 37 37 37 36 Cuba Cane 15 14 15 14 Cuban-Am. Sugar 22 22 22 22 Corn Product 106 105 106 105 Famous Player .. 0 78 80 7S General Electric. .157 1".5 156 156 Ot. Northern Ore.. 36 36 34 36 Int. Harvester 1 ' Am. H. & 1... pfd.. 70 69 7 70 U. S. Ind. Alcohol 481. 46 47 47 1 t, i u, iii ... n , Am. !.' Ii..,,. 1) arar.-riurliu, a it atruHi.iH.ig 41 ...p. , I ru.l id. , .1 , i!lwii.. lamp 41 U llMIl) .'. , , . . , , vc-iern Iniiiu,,.. c W I. Kleclliu I.', Am-iuan Wwlen. . .IV MIoCI.LI-ANKnt H, Am, t'oltftB, HI.,,. Am, Abu I'brm,, 4't Am, Liind . . .,94 I mn lug. pf t,., it H,..ll M.sneto ,, 41 hr.-.K. Il.nld Tr. I rent, l.n I .I, IV .11. 4 .... 1, II. A K ! l'l ilt.l h 4 I'mlr l I 'ma ll 71 T4 io J4-, t 41 1: at !;. li', ! l '.' ti ' ' o 4 4, ''. 7A, '. Ji 1 11 4 1 " 14 44 !" 11 i;1,' r4 4 3-a 4.1 tis i U n l'i 3 i.-'l nil n' 40 40 40t S.I, rename I'mied Finn ....II l .iilll.r.l Tobacco,! If 1 474 117 lu .1. Ir...) , SIS n.j am si I'UlllllStt I.'t. rum AI. Sugar. 40 . 1: 11. Hug.r Ileiail Hlnr. ,,,, 41 Kuperlor Xleel ... 31 XI. LAS V : V.. i'ar I'hein. ... 31', Tnt.l ..lea, 971.406 harr M..ll 4 ne, 4 per Veil! 1 Wtdlie. da)' I lime, i tier l"M- o.ii-: wdniiy 4 f I.I ... l ( thud A. lj i.-. tl 1 iij,.i.f m 4 It r l-t 4 i I l' I ti 4. li f 4. i I rnlia) Tank 7 , . l"l' II I'mie-t 1'iug iv t. I"'. DM M-.liv c liu It II I' a llull.er .1 I' S pi.el t. 1 i: I UN I L is . .. il II (..en i k'm la,, . T v Kr l.i . ,..,. 4 t wiui.h .i I ,,,, i II IVr.l :erlria tt,,,i II We.1 l-. Kia t. ... .1 3 W.ai I nicu ,,l"l Weat'hoUM Klve 7a .i. W in rp-H Ule-I 1.. ' li Uil.ua l' I... ;, II i ' si 1-1 l" tl' li " 1 ' r 7 I"'. 4 1 l ll', I 4 l4 ... MH ll'i I lS ." f l"t ' ;' 44 : r 44 41 .Maik. CI.. el..., .o,1 t, r, Fr.n.s i'lu... rn., iisn.,., Hlrrllng 1'ln.e, rlnee, 1 1 3;. ,0)O0c; H SIS: Wednesday Wrdntsilay New York Bonds (The Bee is the only Omaha newspaper which publithet the of ficial close of the New York Stock exchange bonds.) New York. March so. The utmsrd movement uf bonds mad further progrrsa day. but trading w most active in tall.. In.ii.tr,il n, utilities, government vflerlng fulling off. Many of th low grade western, soutn- wr.mrn and eastern railway Issues ro rrnm fraction to on point. New York Central debenture showing especial .trenglh. Msnhattan el,-vated snd New York, Westchester and lioston 4s also wero strong. Mexican wore BtronKe.t of the foreixn division, Ihe two & per cent Issues gsin- ing l'i and IS polnls. Ilr It h. Fremh tiinl nlh'r European flotation showed lr- rrguiariiy an, l realizing for profits con tributed lo lh moderate reaction In the Liberty group. In which nominal losses pri'iloinlnated nl tho close. Sale value) aggregated $13,841,000. lulled Slate llonds. Sales (In $1,000) High Low 612 Litter 3', a ., 96. 3D 9K.I3 1 Liber 2nd 4 .. 98.20 98.20 1.14 Liber 1st 4'.s.. 94.1.0 98.44 1011 Lib ind 4s .. 98.33 98.24 rj:. I. in 3H 4'.. .... 99.54 99.40 1756 Lib 4Hl 4',s ,. 94 60 68.48 ;n victory 3s ..inn.ns ion.08 1-1 Victory 4a ..100.86 100.63 Foreign, (.overnmenl, Mate and Municipal. 2 City Heme 8s 113 112 113 City Bergen Ss.,.110 109 110 16 City ttordeaux 6s.. 86 66 84 4 City Christ! 8s ....109 109 109 13 City Cooen 6S .. 92 91 81 52 City Lyons 6s .... 86 86 56 14 City Marseilles 6s.. 86 86 86 23 City It 1) Jan 8s ..102 102 102 16 City Zurich 8s ...113 113 113 1 Danish Muni 8s A. .112 44 112 112 106 Dept Seine 7s 95 94 95 60 Do Can 6 notes. .100 100 lnO 30 Dutch East Ind 6s. 94 94 94 70 French Govt 7s..102 102 102 46 French Govt 8s.... 107 107 107 13 Jap 4s 74 74 74 17 Jap 1st 4 90 89 89 18 King Belgium 6s. .103 109 103 30 King Belgium 7s.l08 108 108 74 King Denmark 6s.. 97 97 95 5 King Italy 6s.... 91 9441 94 3 King Norway 8s... 112 111 112 41 King Sweden 6s. ...10 0 44 1 0 0 4. 10 0 44 8 Rep Chile 8s 46. ...10.1 103 loj 4 Rep Uruguay 8s. ..106 106 106 2 Sta Queensland 7s... 108. 108 108 4 Swiss Cnnf 8s 118 117 118 17 UKOB&I 644 s 22.. .104 104 104 .18 I'KGB&I 5s 29. ..105 104 104 b. I'tviiiidit b'sS iff, 48 U S Brazil 8s. .. 83 IT H Mexico 4s., 173 U S Mexico 6s.. (par Close 98.16 98.20 98.66 4.30 91.12 94.60 100.02 100.82 101 101 89 89 98 98 96 96 114 115 82 8Z 88 77 87 87 35 .100 99 99 .105 105 lo; . 49 48 4H . 59 68 69 Railway and Miscellaneous Bonds. 4 Alaska O M d 6s A 544 64i 544 z.i aiu Ag i n i4S ..loi 21 Am Smelt Cs .... 89 44 Amer Sugar Us .. 98 35 Am T & T col 6s.. 96 84 Am T & T cv 6s... 115 1 Am Writ Paper 7s. 82 6 Armour Co 4s. 88 6 A T & S F cv 4s 65 79 5 A T & S F gen 4s. 87 4 At Coa Lin 1st 4s.. 87 6 Atlantic Fruit 7s.. 35 2 Atlantic Refln 6s. 10 4 44 1 04 112 B & O cv 4s .... 79 78 60 B & O rcf 6 82 81 28 B & O 6s 98 98 25 Bell Tel Pa 7s 107 107 107 6 Beth Steel ret 5s.. 93 93 93 2 Beth Steel PM 6s.. 89 89 89 6 Bkl Edi gen 7s SD.107 107 107 63 B R T C ct 7s s. . 73 72 73 1 Bush Term BIdg 5s 89 89 89 39 Can Nor 6s 109 109 10844 27 Can Pac deb. 4s... 77 77 77 1 Cent of OS con 5s.. 96 86 96 1 Cent Leather 6s.. 26 C de Pasco 8s. . . 11 Ches & O cv 4s 44 Ches & O cv 6s. . 1 Chl & Alt 3s 1 C B & Q gen 4s. 51 C B & Q ref 5s. . 43 C ft K I gen 5s new 77 6 Chl Gt West 4 01 1 C I & L rcf 5s 93 34 CM&SP rcf 444 68 28 CM&SP cv 4 64 8844 79 87 87 35 104 79 81 88 . 97 97 97 .112 112 112 8644 a 8544 88 58 86 96 77 61 93 68 64,j N. Y. Curb Bonds fin. u 1J l"i S'.w York. March Fullowinc i. romplel list uf I.kI.i tr.n.. liun. on lh Nw urk I'uiU ll.nd 8l.ll.ci up lo 3 I l, in., with .ale. uf ... h ..u and III liltfh. low .ml last Pliers; I load.. Sale High 10 Allied Pack tlf.. L l-b1 1 Aluminum 7. :i ., I":'. T Amer I. T . ., I" Amer T T a :?,o'4 l" I 14 Amer T T il ll' l"1 l"l '. 1 Amer lob 7 !l....t":. !: l''fV T An. cm Cup 7. I. .13 l".' l"S' I Ang-Am.r Oil I.I.1S l"JS I" S ? Harn.il.ll oo 1110 t H-lh hi -e ; 51 ..inn, i, ii 1, 11 llelh Hte-I Ja S. ..!:. Il i2. 2 Can Pacific ....11 lot', lot 1, II Cent Steel 99 I I'nlum Orspho ta .. 4 4 Consul T-stll .. 44 a 1 Co F.( Axil 5 r . . 1 "1 103 t Co K A-.n 8s :..!''; I"!1. I"l Cuban Tel ..!! I"l l4 13 Drer Co 1 .. '. ', 9. 11 Onwlrirh Tlr 1 .. ', 9H Grand Trunk .. , In.-, i-, l"!', 1 liulf CHI 1. 101 13 l"l 3 Hood Rubber 7. ... ', 1 Humble Oil 7 ,...no nn loot, 17 Inter R T Is ... 1 ? 79 I Kenn Copper 7. ..12 n; n: t l arl.de Has 7s .... ". 1 l.ll.ny McNeil 7s .. 99 99 ', 14 Manitoba 7 4 a 94 1 Morris Co 7s..!n3 I'lH lna 13 N Y N II ft If 4s.. S3 .: 14 l'hlla Co a 44 .' 94 Phil Petrol 7s ,..Jo lo4 lm 14 I'u He Co NJ 7a.... 99 99 I Italierl Oslr 7s ... 4 94 914. 15 Hears Roe 7a .3....im )( JimJ hnaw.lie.-n 7 I"J 101 111:1 1 Kolvay i l . ..I3 l"3 1113 6 Sou Hell Tel 7s ..102 ln- 1n:i, Man Oil NY " 2. .10 101 104 1 Sun Oil 7 1"0 100 1 0.1 4 Swift ft l o 7s 25.. 101 11 in 5 Swift ft Co 7s 31. .1024. 1112 102 tl Texas ft Co 7 10 )n n 3 Tot Edison 7s lot lot in;, I Unl IDs llav 74s. 102 102 102 "1 l'i 4 ) l 11 9 l i' !' t t- ! ! 11 IIS S.Wj . I V4.UUW 4tl I ,,..l"' I . V( Sm 1 41 ... 14 W..I I i..llt I , ll 4 I I .11 S.I He W. 4 I ,. iii-. !,... l um IWI I'M ... 41 l j i a,.. r I- I ,. kin u 14 .... I l uLr Sl.rl. ,.. - 81 VUllsad t 5 Si', H Ma I'.e ( . W., S i N VHII H 1 W ., 1 ! 4 S 11 I. at T a 1 V Am-r Ida ... . ), 4 a... i t la ' I Fadrr.l . I. ,!) tM lueetga Ituiid. IT ArBltH I S. .. !! IIummh rif.. ? ! pi Hum..) ... !' ! o hul,n . l,. ' f pa 1.. t 11 11 I i'.iv Atser 11. 11. 4 I'll pMijll ,. 41 4 M M ,V II I. Wl . I bk mark. lung of lux. uf th l.adio CbMsta i,uk. f.nni.h'd by Logan ft linn, il. I'elel Tn.l buil'lm! Ai.ntiur ft I'o, pfd. Armour l.-alh.r coin '!'. Kdlum rent lit1 C.i.l. Mmnr I l.ibby S.i Leather, new l'.ill .lv , 4S men u -in. r ,. 4' Kwill A ' I"1 Hlft let 1' Wahl Wriglcy , .,,.,.,1" I nput I atl'i'i i tttuttm W'anl. I olid. .n, M .r. ii ,,u 1 n- wa.il U' tl"n ali il.d ln..y with off-ringa of ."4 Pale.. Th inarkMl ,.. airoM and rum pHition ..nil-. fr beat Merim and fin- and medium cr...- bi..d, whil In trrlnr grad-N wer 11111,1 Compared with lh- I..I ectlc guoil M.iima f iiil.hed I pr 1 em dearer and other M.tlnn and eri... Ii..l w.rn un : ihatige.1 I'unf Arenas adisnred I per lent and Cp ,,f 1I0..I Il...e n., s.i.l ft per rent, ihtring Ihe aal.a tl hom lrp, bnushl l?3,ou hale., ih cntm-nl . and America .oo. Thri n 7,000 bale held over. New V ork I'aullry. New York. March . I'oullry fd, firm; brollet by rxpteea, 31 P 40c; clllek en., ?5Qoc; fowl. 2c; rooster, lie. Dres.ed, quiet; prices unchanged, f hlrngo Poultry. Chicago, March 30. 1'i.ultry Alio, higher; fowls, :4c: springs. Sue; roo.trrs, lc. Kansas 4 lly rroduee. Kansas city, March 19. Eggs Firm; firsts. 21 c. Hutter and Poultry I'n. h.nj.d. liar Silver. New York. March 30. Foreign br sil ver. (5tr; Maxitaii dollars, 10 I.e. Ciiw.fntf AwVirlitiBf late l fw iae .am ( a-id I 1...1 $ 4.,, U w I'- i-M f .,' a. , . Is l'e r a... I miaism .,. 14 ir H rs 4... I aMk.ii a), k s4 i.. a tt pna 4aa 1-41 ! t-, T ' pc'l .( la Ik txils a !. Ail sa.wlli-.as.aia i-r la tj SHMBlag ad g.aaiag ng el fx k ga). rk.i 4j,s fh."r sttr oJ ftl-ft-ICAlliisj. Va 4 t)..pl.4 l lk Mlatlf ' MAI9J eriC,,,,..7i s r.'a.aa . - hid .,,.,.lii 1 ink Si eunrll bl.ll. It k 1 !, WftJtT At') (ifi riviii HV rHoKK ATI 4k 110 ! 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U lirlr:Rll0V."l4u7 " ferns'in. JA. lit jniiM PATH." tl rsrssm. JA l. bTr TH SA N D D E AT H S" nirlh. Fred and H-t.n Hug. R. V. D. N. I. South Side. loin, boy and gill, I'vin and Louiu Pirkaid. husplial. girl. William and Mabel Flnn'g.o, ho.pnal, (irl listen, a and Msndy McOstld, 131 North Tnly-thlrd .trrel, feat. Ileal ha. Edward Charles Shields. I months. tTll Smith Kightenth street, ileorga II Sllllwell, 17, hn.pllst tleorge Toorney, 40, hoapital. Ch.rlott Chappsll, 1 months, rt. F. D. Hn. 7. Infant Schneider, 1 hour., hoepltat. . Harry II. bn. Ji years, 2I21 tirsc itreef. 88 58 ; 96 88 58 86 96 77 61 93 68 64 1 C & N W gen 6s. ..102 102 102 1 C & N W 6S 102 102 102 18 Chl Rys 5s 79 78 79 23 C R I & P gen 4s.. 82 82 82 20 C R I & P rfg 4s... 79 79 79 22 C A W Ind 4s .... 73 73 73 17 Chile Copper 6s... 86 86 86 5 CCC & S LGM 4s.. 80 80 80 5 Col Indus 6s 73 73 73 10 Col & Sou ref 4s. 87 87 87 10 Col Gas & Elco 5s. 92 90 92 99 Consol Gas 7s ....109 108 109 4 Cub Cane Sugr cv 7s 84 84 84 1 Cub Amor 8s 104 104 104 10 Cuban R R 7s ...102 102 102 14 Del & Hud cv 5s... 95 94 94 62 D & R O ref 6s 46 45 44 45 !i D 4 R U imp 5s.. 80 80 80 6 Det Edison 6s ....102 102 102 8 Dia Match 744s ...10844 108 108 10 Du Pont D NT 7S..104 103 103sj id DUqUCS l.lgiU 6S...1U2 1U1 10Z 16 Erie gen 4s 45 44 45 15 Erie con 4s ....... 61 61 6144 20 Flsk Rubber 8s ...105 104 105 1 Gen Electric 6s.... 99 99 99 40 Goody'r Tire 8s 31. 99 99 99 7 Granby Mining 8s.. 91 91 91 7 Grand Trunk 6s. ...101 101 101 38 Gt Nor 6S 96 96 96 23 Gt Nor 7s 107 107 107 4 111 Cent rfg 4s 86 86 86 39 Int-Met 4s 14 H 14 26 Int-Mct 4s 13 12 12 25 Int Rap Tran 5s... 60 60 6044 65 Int M M 6s 95 95 95 3 Int Pap rfg 5s 84 8444 84 39 Inv Oil 8s 97 9644 97 2 K C Sou 6s 86 86 86'i 1 K-S Tire 8s 105 105 105 2 Laclede Gas rfg 6s. 90 90 90 6 L S & M S 4s 31... 92 2 2 2 Lehigh Vai 6s 102 102 102 1 I.igget & Myers 6s. 95 95 86 3 M S Ry con 5s .... 89 8.1 89 2 Marland Oil 8s w. 99 99 99 21 Mexican Petrol 8s. 104 103 10.1 6 Mldvale Steel 6s .. 87 86 86 13 M ft S L ref 6s...J 39 39 39 40 M S P ft SSM 6S.101 101 101 62 M K ft T 1st 4s.... 77 77 77 172 M K ft T adj 6s n. 61 51 61 31 M K & T p I 6s n. 82 82 82 30 Mo Pacific gen 4s.. 62 62 62 4 Mont Power 5s ... 95 95 95 30 N O T & M 5s .... 68 68 68 1 N Y A B 6s 9 8 44 9 8 98 81 N Y C deb 6s 10244 101 101 18 N Y C -ol 7s 106 105 106 9 N Y C ft S L d 4s.. 85 85 85 12 N Y Edison 6s ..108 107 108 11 N Y Ry ref 4s ctfs. 34 33 3.1 137 N Y W ft B 4s... 45 43 45 4 Nor & West con 4s. 86 86 86 8 Nor & West CV 6s.. 107 107 107 14 Nor Pac 3s 62 62 6244 4 Nor Pac 4s 85 85 85 116 N P-G N Jt 6S...106 105 106 3 Nor Sta Power 5s.. 90 19 N W Bell Tel 7s. ..107 3 O S L rfg 4s 77 O-W R R & N 4s. 6 Pac G ft E 5s 4 Packard oMtor 8s. 4 P A P ft T 7s 25 Pen R R gen 4s. 15 Penn R R 6s... 6 P C C ft S L 6s.... 3 P R L ft P 5s .... 8 Reading gen 4s .... 2 R G ft W 1st 4s... 10 R I A ft L 4s... 25 S L ft S F p I 4s sa 31 S L ft S F sdj 6s.. 71 S L ft S F inc 6s.. SSL Sou 1st 4s.... 11 S A L con 6s 89 90 106 107 91 91 91 79 78 79 88 88 88 102 102 102 97 97 97 88 88 88 108 106 106 94 94 94 84 83 78 79 70 78 62 76 49 84 84 79 80 70 78 62 77 49 84 81 78 79 70 78 62 76 49 1M Sinclair Oil 7.. .103 1"3 103 4 Sou Pacific cv 4... 90 90 90 11 Sou Pacific ref 4... 86 86 88 1 Sou Pacific col 4s.. 81 81 81 99 Sou Rail gen 4s.... 64 83 .1 18 Sou Rail 1st 6s.... 94 94 94 151 Sou Rail des.. 96 96 96 11 Sou Po RI Su 7s... 97 94 96 5 Stan Oil Col 7 105 1S 105 2 Steel ft Tube is.... 7 17 17 Business Man's Investment I offer $12,500.00 of 10 Two-Year note in denomination of $500.00 each, the unsold portion of an allotment of an issue that is to be aold at this time. These notes are secured by a first mortgage Trust Deed covering the property of the Standard Potash Co., located at Lakeside, Neb. The property alone cost over $750,000.00 and the Trust Deed also includes the lease held by the Stand ard Potash Co., running for about forty-five years, covering 24,000 acres of land. On about 14,000 acres of this leased land there are strong indications of both oil and gas. A development company, backed by some of the strongest financial and best business men in Omaha, are now sinking an oil well on this property and have drilled up to this time down 2,700 feet, with the expecta tion of striking oil sand at about 3,300 feet. This paper, backed by the securilly, is a safe investment, owing to the fact that the junk value of the plant would be considerably more than the amount of the notes that will be sold at this time, and in case of development of oil and gas the holders of the notes will have the first opportunity to make further invest ments on developing this property. ; I will be glad to go over this matter with business men who believe in and are willing to take a chance for the development of oil in Nebraska. Will meet you by appointment, which you can make by addressing me care Standard Potash Co.'s office, 712 Omaha National Bank Building, Telephone JAckson 0246, or at my office, JA ckson 2674, when I will give full particulars in regard to this matter. JOHN G. WOODWARD ri H if udil .n Buy Bonds Now while they are at the peak of the investment yield. Good bonds are rock-bottom foundation on which to build for a secure financial future, and the present opportunity to buy pood bonds which yield 7 per cent will probably not be duplicated again in a generation. First Mortgage Bonds Are an absolutely safe and very attractivexinvestment, secured by first mortgages on high-class business property and are Exempt From Personal Taxes in Nebraska A very choice line of these first mortgage bonds are owned and recommended to investors by Home Builders, Inc., Omaha, Neb. Yielding 6 and 7 Net Interest payable semi-annually at the office of Ameri can Security Co. Bonds are issued in denominations of $100.00, $200.00, $250.00, $500.00, up to $5,000.00, maturing: in from one to ten years. Detailed information of these various bonds gladly" furnished upon application by American Security Company Brokers Dodge at 18th St. Omaha, Neb. i