WE ISEEi OMAHA. Tl'KSDAY. APRIL !. 1922.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Live Stock
Omaha Grain
Chicago Grain
Financial
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$i,od.rat.ly iuh of r.attl' fur lh opaninc
!.. o( lha lha mrlt waa ara y
tlva and lit ma ia. a atmngar. Cfu.lny
aa tcry Rooil aa tula anil Uniaiul a
Woal from both parkara "1 ahlppcr
lurll.uUily for good lo chuie offarlnga
i. no Iwal banaa on aala want t l uu
Cow atulf waa alo In actlva uman.
anu alionitor ami at.uketa anU flra
vara In llmltnl aupuly and moved fraely
A.t ...II u.i n..k'i flBulaa.
cjuotiilona nn tattlr: flood lo i.holct
Wvaa. 7.kitlll0; fair to gooJ nvt,
ti.laW? : common lo fair bvra. IS l
7 10. good to choir yrarlinga, I7.76 6U;
Itir lu good xtarllnga. f 7Jif 7.7e: com
mon to fair yaarlinga. I.77.S: good lo
ikolra hcifrra. J.OoJ.75i fair to good
haifara. li.77.U: chol.a to prim i-owa,
It lOVtiS: good to choir row. IS.WOI
g.: fair to good cowa. I;.ooa.u0: com
i.ion to fair con-a. ia.0tHP4.36: good to
i-holp frrUcra. 17.01)0 7.76: fulr lo good
fif.lrra, ID.I0W7.00: roiiimon to fair fecd
ar. Ij.SOa.rii; good lo rhoL: alocki-ra,
I'.'.'Hf 7.74: fair lo good alockera. IS.tiOSiP
7 10: common lo fair alookera. i.7u6.i0;
a'o.-k hrlfara. 13.506 i.ii: almk i-alvaa.
j "Oft J.tl; v.al calvoa. 11.00;
:buil. atagi. air.. $.175 7.00.
Bb.r Birir.jia.
Av. Pr. No. A.
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7 S
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STEEIIS AND HEIFERS.
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141
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...10:7
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877
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.. 1R7
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.. S7
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..1210
..1444
.. 7T
. . 475
782
893
..1470
7 40
7 75
COWS.
I 00 4.
8 0 2.
10 4.
40 :.
HKIFEKS.
8 5 i.
t 0 .
1 ill 4.
8TOCKERS AND FEEUKRS.
:t 6 80 si.
BULLS.
8 7i 1.
( f.O
CALVES.
S 75 . i.
10 S5 7.
11 00
Hoga Rolpt. 6 300 head, nippera
ro actlv again today h market open
iiulng 610o higher with heavy pur
Lh.e on ahlpper awount Pckerg were
Klow to atart trading but later followed
the ahlppera market. Light noge aold
from I10.20&10.85. with top price of
8IUE0. Mixed loada and butcher eiht,
lO.ooano.'JO and PWn rde. t.50?
10.10. .with extreme heavlea. $.00eS.-5.
Bulk ot aalca waa 10.0010.:5.
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Tr. No. Av. Sh.
0 90 64. .289 70
10 00 66.. 2960
AfU i. Onulia. April 17.
Huge lpl Ra.-fliila nf lira( ucrc Si call.
ram M car anq oilier graiui light;
tottlins; 14 can, and compared ith
114 iri Ut year. .Shipmtnli ol
wheat cre light t 9 cart, but fairly
hravy of corn and oat, amounting to
lOo van, ai againt til can a year
ago.
Omaha aioili of wheat Jecrca.rd
f';(M buihcli. Corn ilrcreaaed 178,-
IKNt. oatt decreased o.0U) tuatii.
t'nitcd Male viaibie aupply of
wheat decreaied I.0.M.000 buihett.
Corn decreaed 2.l59.0tW bu.hel.
0t decreased I.O'J.IHU buihclf.
The srain market rrceittcd a firm
undertone and an advancing tendency
hi the early ciion today. Trader
were generally cautioua and inclined
to go alow.
There w a very good demand for
cli wheat in the Omaha market and
urice were 3(k6c higher. Corn wai
also in active demand, with pricci
ii regular, aame ot the yellow going
at lie lower, hile other grades were
quoted liil''c higltcr. Oati told
la'.a Jic up. Rye wat unchanged and
barley waj unchanged to le higher.
W II BAT.
No. S darlt hardt 1 car. 11.4).
No. I liard inlr: I tar. IIM7.
No. 1 hard arintart 4 t-S car, 11.11: 1
car laniuit) ). (1,34 (avmi-dark I
No. I bard lmr: 1 car, II 40 (ntar
dark: 2 ar. 11.3;'.
No. 1 y.llow hard: 1 car, 11.14.
No. J J allow hard! 1 car. 1 1. 3 J.
' NO. t yatlow hadl 1 rap. 81.3?? 1 flF.
i 'ii I car, a I . a.
No. 4 yellow hard! 1 car. 11.11; I I car,
81.30.
No. I aurlnt: I car ILaro-llna haul dark
norinarni. ai.so.
No. I miaed: I car MS par cant
curumi. i car tduruml. 1
car (amutty, durum I. II. 10.
iso. a nnaeo: j.j car (durum). 11,11;
t cat idurum), 11.17,
CORN. a
No. 5 while: t rare. 63 So.
No. $ white: 1 car. UUu: I -.r m:..
t car, Siv.
No. I yellows J car. 1H
No. 3 yallowi 10 tara. JUe; I ear
!. lei bllllngl, HSir.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car (apaclat billing),
5:c; 3 rare, it,c.
N... S mlied: l car (near yellow), H'io:
1 fa i a. 8H4-.
No. 1 murd: J car (near white), 61 He
OAT9
No. ! white: 9 rare. 86 'J c.
No. I while: 4 care, 3ic,u: 3 rare. ISUe.
No. 4 white: 1 tar, JOc; 1 ear (muaiy),
TtYB.
No. 1: 1 car. He; l-i car, Se; S-5 car.
Oc.
Bample: 1-1 car, 13c.
BARl.ET. '
No. 4: 1 ear (ehippera' wefghlal, BSo.
Namule: 1 tar, eScj 1 car. 4c; 1 car.
Sir.
Kanaa City caah wheat unchanged
from Saturday e leaf.
Total vlalbl aupply;
Thl Week Wheat. JS.OJO.OOO: corn.
43.04ii.000: rye. 8,675.000; oata, 61.J33.000;
barley. 1.880.000.
I.ant Week Wheat. S4.1S3.000: corn.
-.06,010: rye. 8,700,000; oata. 63.606.000;
barley. 1.6S7.0OO.
Laat Tear Wheat. 17,431.000; corn. 31..
064.000: rye. 1.G6S.000; oata, 32,407,000:
lat year. 1.833.000.
Total clearancea: .
Wheat Today, 466,000; year ago. 1,737,.
000.
Corn Today. 663,000; yea ago, 181,000.
Oata Today. S41.000.
Flour Today. 10,000; year ago. 14,000.
Wheat and Flour Today, 601,000; year
ago. 1, 790.000.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
ttanota.)
Rerelnla '
Wheat
Corn
Oata
Rye
Barley
Shipmenta
Wheat
Corn
Oata
Rye
Barley
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
fBuahela.)
Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
719,000 1,618,000
689.000
643,000
...1164
...1408
...1484
. .1487
Pr.
7 40
7 63
8 66
7 0
8 31
8 60
;i 7 60
160
301
6 ii
6 75
35
i 50
6 75
7 15
7 76
7 50
4 15
10 00
10 50
76. .316
74. .200
Pr.
t 95
10 10
10 20
10 30
No. Av. tfh.
M..331 70
(S0..2SI 10
. 4..337 ... 10 IS
79. .199 ... 10 15
! ' Sheep and Lamba Receipt. 1.000 head.
Fat tamba moved today srenerally 2oc
i lower on very poor demand form all Q"81"-
tera All lamb offering wer wooled and
' no clipped lamba offered. Beat llrtU lamb
Mid at 814.73 with bulk of lambs "moving
at 814.00(6 14.50. One small lot of aprlng
lamba sold at 116.60, Shearing lamba
er fully steady, three loads around 95
tioui-.ds going out at 114.26. Sheep were
itendy. some fair quality wooled ewes
miliar at 19.36 and some clipped ewes at
88. "0, . . .
Quotation on sheep: Fat lambs, good
to choice. 114.5014.75: fat lambs, fair to
pood. 114.000)14.60; clipped lambs, 112.2o
W13.23: ahearinc lamljn. 113.7514.50;
Jfjtler lnmbs, 1IS.0013.75; cull .lamba,
V.0012.00; fat yearlings, light. !12.60!
33.50: fnt yearlings, heavy, 19.60&10.50;
fat wethera, 10.0(10' 12.00; fat ewes, light,
19.50ffll0.00; fat ewes, heavy, 18.0009.60,,
FAT LAMBS.
. Av, Pr. No. Av. Pr.
. 5(2 fed. 75 1 4 63 138 fed 71 14 75
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. April 17. Cattle Receipts.
'JHOOO; beef steers, strong; top, 19. 2o;
Mcarltngs.-19.13; bulk beef steer, 17.50foi
8 $5;-beef cowa and heifers and stockera.
16 to 25c higher; canners, , calves and
bulls, steady; bulk beef cows nnd heifers.
5 B0(Sf7.00; canners and cutters, mostly
82.4004.26; bologna bulls, largely !4.2o
4.40; bulk veal calves, 16.507.00; few
- lot beat calves, 17.60. ,.. .-
Hogs Receipts, 30,000; opened 10 to loc
higher: mostly on llKhter weights:
' closed, 6 to lOo higher on lights: others
steady to 6c lower than Saturday a
average; shippers bought about 6.000;
holdover fairly liberal; top. 110.65; bulk,
' 19.76aM0.55; pigs, slow: steady.
Sheep and Lambs Rctelpta, 9.000: fat
lambs mostly !ic lower; sheep 2o to 60c
lower: top. wooled lambs, llo.2o; bu It,
114 7557'15.O0; shorn top, 113.35; bulk.
5lV.7513.00: native spring lamba, 113.50
j iff 10.60 : wooled ewes, 19.00 down; shorn,
18.60 down. -
Kansas City I.lva Stock.
Kansas City. April ".-CattleRecelpt..
10.000 head: beef steers and yearlings,
ateady lo 16c higher; lop on both, !8.oo.
heavy cows. 16.50 . in.
Hofa Keceipis. Ji,w,
head: market
1(ie hlaher: spots up more; bulk of no
fo S?o'pound weights, 110.1 6 ;!. 26 ; top
110 30: good 526 to 300 pounders. 110 00
10.15: packer top. 110.25; ,mied. load'.
nr.n an. nr Males. as. HO HT 11. i
Itock pigs, steady to 10o lower: 'test
110 26: bulk desirables. 110.0010.15.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 7.000 head;
killing classe 55 to 60o lower: mostly 60c
lower! shorn Texas wethers 18.00f U :
aarly top wooled lambs, 114J0; some held
higher. . '
Moos City IJto Stock.
Sioux City. la.. April 17. Cattle Re
celota. 3.000 head: market steady: fed
ateerT and yearlings. 17.00W8.50: warmed
UP steers and yearlings. 5.00(gi ,.00: fat
cows and heifers, 14.007.60; canners.
, 13i0jf4.00; veals. 15.00ei0.O0: feeders,
13 007.00; calves, 14.607.56; feeding
cows and heifera, i:.505.76; stockers,
15.00'7.25.
' Hogs Receipts. 3,000 bead: butchers.
110.10il0.25; market 15(6 23c ; higher;
alow: lights. 110.25; mixed heavy. 9.,5
10.00; heavy packers, 18.739.00; stags.
1 00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 100 head;
market ateady; bulk ot sales. 110.10 10.2.
St. Joseph live Stock.
St- Joseph. Mo April 17. Hogs Re
, ceipts. 1.500 head; market 10 to 20c high
er; top, 110.30; tulk. of aale. 110.00
10Cattle Receipts. 1.000 head: market
ateady to strong; steers. 16.768.60: cows
nd heifers, 14.S0fi8.60; calves, la.00
7.00.
Sheep Receipts, 4.000 head; market
dull and lower; lambs, 114.15614.76; wes,
!8.50t?9.:5.
t hieago Potatoa.
Chicago. April 17. Potatoes Steady:
receipts. 14 cars: total U. S. shipments.
144 curs; TVisconain Round White. cked.
!.01.7S cwt.: Michigan Round 'Whites,
bulk. ll.70?1.76 cwt.: Mlnnancta Bound
Unite, sacked, 11.601.86 cwt; Idaho
Rurala. sacked. 11.80 1.79 ewt..- Canada
long Whitee. aarked. 11. S cwt.: New
nork, dull; Florida No. 1 Spauldlnf Rose,
iST.CO; .No. J. 5.:5 3S.69.
Week Year
Today. Ago.. Ago.
,. 34 .12 15
,. 51 69 1
.11 1 4
. 8 2
.6 3
,.9 69 63
,.68 68 St
,. S 32 8
:: S. ::i .
Receipts-
Wheat 849.000
Corn 697.0OO
Oata 444.000
shipments-
Wheat 690.0mO 655. 000
Corn 731.000 S32.000
Oats 410.000 402.000 -
CHICAGO RECEIPTS. ,
Week
Carlots Today. Ago.
Wheat 28 8
Corn 135 60
Oat ...101 41
, KANSAS CITV RECEIPTS,
Week
Oarlots Today. Ago.
Wheat ..126 3 42
Corn .'. 61 38
Oata ..: 5 3
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlots Today, Ago.
Wheat . 78 26
Corn 61 6S
Oata ..,. 29 29
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Carlots Todas". Ago.
Minneapolis 297 ' 207
uuiutn - sf
Winnipeg 338 : 281 ,
O 31 AHA STOCKS.
Buahels Today. Year Ago.
Wheat j. 1,702,000 411,000
Corn , 1,460,000 1,713,000
Oats 2.664.000
Rye 904,000
Barley ............... 42,000
344.000
437,000
1.044,000
441.000
395,000
Year
Ago.
- 14
88
41
Year
Ago.
- 350
26
4
Year
Ago.
210
42
40
Ago.
489
" 68
232
984,000
44.000
13,000
CHICAGO, CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike 6raln Co. DO. 26p7. April 17.
Art. I Open. High. Low. Close. Sat.
Wht. I I I I I
May 1.43HI 1.45 1.39K 1.40 1.43
' 1.43 - 1.40 1.424
July 1.26'i l.STK 1.2', 1.24i 1.26
1.26! 1.25 1.25
Sept, 1.201 1.204 1-17 1.18 1.20
1.20UI .-
Rye I I I ' .1 I
May 1.07H' 1.08HI 1.07 I 1.07 1.07H
July 1.0.0 1.00) .00 I .99 .99
Corn j I
May .6H .61 .60 .60 .61
.SI",1 .61
July .3U .65 .64 .64 .65
.65 .64 : .64,
Sept. .68 .68 .68 .6-6 .67
.68 I .67
Oata I ill I
Slay .38 .89 .37 , .31 .38
.38 .58
July .4114 .41 .40 .40 .41
.41 ' .40 .41
Sept. .48 .43 .62 .52 .52
Pork
May 21.00 21.00 21.00 21.00 21.00
Lard
May 10.95 10.95 10.85 10.86 10.8!
July 11.20 11.25 11,13 Ill.l3 11.10
Ribs t I I
May 11.40 11.60 111.40 111.40 I11.S5
July 10.80 10.85 l0.77 110.77 l0.72
New York Troduce.
New York, April 17. Butter Firm;
creamery, higher than extras, 88(j39c;
extras, 38c; firsts. 3537c: packing
stock current make No. 2. 210220,
Eggs Firm; fresh gathered extra firsts,
28t'29c; fresh gathered firsts. 2527c.
Cheese Weak: stats whole milk flats,
fresh specials, 1718c; state whole milk
flats, average run. 17c.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn., April 17. Wheat
Cash No. 1 northern, 11.691.62; May,
11.60; July. 11.39.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 62U62C.
Oats No. 3 white, 3435c.
Barley 6163c.
Rve No. 2. !809!c.
Flax No. 1. 12.6862.72.
Kansas City (.rain.
Kansas City. Mo.. April 17. Wheat
Cash, No. i red. 11.28 6 1.50; No. 1 red,
11.1891.11.
Corn No. 2 white, 56c; No. 2 yellow,
58$58c -
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, Minn.. April 17. Flour
Unchsnged to SOo higher; family patents.
I8.00tj8.60.
Shipment 46.95S barrel.
Bran 121.606 22.00.
Kansas I'ity'llsT.
Kansas City. Mo April 17. Hay
Steadv to 50c lower: choic alfalfa, 124.00
626.00; No. 1 prairie. 111.60913.00: No. I
timothy. 116.60 Jrl7. 50; clover, mixed,
light, 118.60ei7.QQ.
St. Loui Grain.
St. Louis, April 17. Wheat 11.38;
July. 11.21.
Corn May, 68c; July, 68o
Oat May, 38 he; July, 41c
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
ttmak afl WMr.
Chicago. April 17. Sufficient lung
wheat came out on an early bulge
not only to check the advance, but
temporarily rrlitve the t'gnt iiuaiwii
vtlii.li hat developed in that delivery.
After a range of S 1-44, the clof for
May a heat wa at net wci ot .'e.
Ucferred dcliveriei were otf I IS'Oi
1 I 4c. ,
Corn closed eay with a hjm of
J-8(itJ-4c. Uat were l-4tJ 8c low.
er: rye unchanged.
Ston lu orden were uncovered in
May wheat early, with an advance to.
51.43, price varying i-!'ti-.'C n
twecn tradei. Above $1.44 there
waa periient aelling by commiion
house. While hort were free buy
er throughout the day. the prewure
continued and made a good reaction.
Ruving of May and telling of July
Widened the difference to 18 centi at
one time. At the lat tne onicreucc
wai around la .-4c. agmt Jo l--'fi
17e Saturday. The market was a big
broad affair throughout the day.
hang la "antlmt t.
Hem rhna In aantlmant waa itoifd
i iha .l.rrrtad dellveriaa. l.ong aula
rthr fraly on lb belief thai thera
Had P. aovawa anougn. .a ........ ...
crop condition waa noted lie1 I h south-L-.iUrl
demand III slow Rtcua
( lha holiday abroad. liu.noa Aire
opened l3o high.r. A tlacrcaaa i
aspaclad in grain In ocean paaaage for
lha wk. wln to light world hlpmrnia
which aggragaied around 9 Ooo.OOO buah'
1 or n-aily J.ooo.tiuo ls inaq in piai
ou weak.
Karly In th dy corn gnd oal war
firmer with waat nd on cvotlnued wat
weather oxer th gram belt. Later thay
eaaed off aharply on profit taking by com.
mission houae. Thar wa om Invaal
mem buying of July oat by bouse with
country connection. Ing In May corn
transferred lhlr holding, to tha July.
Cash demand a alow with receipt or
171 car and 114 car oat.
Houae with eaboard connection wer
good buyer of r while th selling was
mainly of a local character and for Du
luth. No export al wer reported.
Pit Note.
A leading caah man expressed th view
that with present premium prevailing
for May wheat ther would b plenty of
wheat In many place wher now ther
waa auppoaed to be little. Moreover, h
stated that thera would b pltnty of
stcrag room available, ocntrary to tha
view of aom traders who wr long
May on th theory that ther would be
no room for rhet. It wa evident that
short who threatened to bring wheat
her from outelda market wer being
forced to mk good on their threat.
Mor wheat, about 130.000 buahel. -w
bought after th close Saturday to come
her and today It wu understood that
more whet had been alao at Kanaa
City nd other Missouri point. There
was but little export buslneaa
Th firm of O. T. Anderson Co..
holding a board of trad memberahlp. la
In th hand of a receiver, th Central
Trust company of llllnoia. The firm
buslnea waa mostly In atock and ite open
trades on the board were email and un
important, with no losaee austalned. .
Mlrmeapolls reported csh wheat rela
tively lower and aald that th flour trade
could not be worae.
Winnipeg reported an active trade there,
with the market tight. Cash price wer
relatively steady.
l)e Moines reported a heavy snow
there, with farm work further retarded
by weather conditions.
Th emlmonthly crop report for Illi
nois say that floods caused ome crop
loss In several aouthwestern countlea.
About 150.000 bushels more Omaha
wheat was sold to com her Saturday.
Shipments of wheat and corn from
hfre over Sunday by laka wer small, i
245 000 and 427,000 bushels respectively.
It Is unusual to see opening of navigation
shipments a man as tms.
New York Cotton.
New York. April 17. The cotton mar
ket went sharply higher In trading of
Increased volume, with sentiment influ
enced by the action of securities and tne
belief that weather conditions over tne
Easter holiday were unfavorable for the
crop. Spot house, commission houses in
terest, and the west bought cotton In the
fore part of the seaslon. with the list
rising 20 to 27 points from Thursday .
closing level. Price movements
stricted around midday, but in Hf.,af'';;
the list auvancea ""
CbcNeciljcirkEiniti.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES,
tla,k . auj4 Mir.
New York. Apnl l7.-To Willi
ilrert the outstanding fact about lo
day occurrence wa the virtual
reaching of .',iw.ui(i harr by trans
action in Mock, for the lint time in
almost exactly two year. The con
trait between the aurrotiuding cir.
runiatancei of the achievement of
thi week of April, I9JO, and of the
achievement today U inch a to dw
ture the whole ucceive change of
scene in financial history iitee the
war. Hut the huge trading on the
Hock exchange, accompanied a it
wa by alternate advance and reac
tion of price, wa nut the only or the
moat ngnilicaiit incident of today'
market.
A decline of 1-4 of 1 per cent in
commercial paper brought the quota
tion on the best name down to 4 1-4
per cent, which i lower than any
rate quoted in Wall ttrcet since the
week in which the tinted Mate de
clared war ou Germany iu 1917.
Wheal Market Actlv.
Th Chicago wheat market. In bi'h
speculation wa esrltad a en the
atqck krlian and tn which valur
rnovrd tnurh lll.y did In klorkh, at
on lint reached II 4 par buahel for th
May delivery, which waa lo above Sat
urday' closing, ll',c abort last Thurs
day low nd lea than So under th
season' hit-beat. schng on all ef the
Furopaan market ro, ilia advance in
French reus, which waa particularly
rapid, carrying th fiano to th hih't
flaur inc Iwcamber 17, lilt, while lb
Italian lit reached th heat rat aim
lust Mar.
In starling the day' advanc wa alower
but It crossed 14.41 again ml at lb
uay'a beat quotation atuod hardly lo be
low th hlgheat ot th period. It yielded
(lightly at th clo. however, whereas
French and Italian exchange ended th
day at top figure.
- Treaty Signed,
tn on reapect thl advaiu In French
exchange attracted peculiar attention as
it occurred after th cable bad mad
known th aignlng of a treaty at Genoa
between Ujrnuny and Ruaa'a and when
much perplexity xiated tn our own finan
cial quarter a to th prerlsa signifi
cance of th actlou. That negotiation
had for aom tlmeJ)rii in progrra for
aucn a treaty, to replace the abrogate;
Brest-l.ltovak agreement, wa perfectly
wall known, but th fact that, signed as
It wa during th ncsaion of thu Oenoa
conference, tt mad Germany th first of
th g rester powers to recognize the Rus
sian aovlst. caused a good deal of puxslrd
conjecture as to tt bearing on th whole
International problem.
Ther wa obvloua reason, while Judg
ment wa thu reserved pending fuller
overnignt information, mat unusual In
terest ahould have attached to the con
fident movement of French exchange in
th closing hours of buaineas. The French
msrket has heretofore Insisted that th
rla In the Parle cheoue was an outcome
of speculative buying elsewhere than on
ine ran market. Hut all thl will
shortly be made clear.
New York Bonds N. Y. Curb Bonds
1 mmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
SouthOmaha
New York Stocks
wT.tT7.98c.nl December a, : 17 4e. TJ.
lat upturn ran in a number of uneasy
shorts, but a final flurry of realization
ifter prices harl gone 33 to 41 point net
higher on the day, left the market a lit
tle under its top at the cloae.
Spot cotton quiet, 30 point advance,
18.05c for middling upland.
Southern epot markets were: GiUetor.
17.46c, 25 points advance; New Orleans,
16.75c, 25 point advance: Savannah. '"Vic.
unchanged; Auguata, 16.81c. 6 points kd
vJnSiT Memphis, 16.75c unchanged 1; Hous
ton, 17.25c, 20 points advance; Little Rock,
16.75c, unchanged.
e York General.
New Tork. April 17. Flour Firm;
spring patents. 18.008.60; spring clears,
16.006.75; soft winter straights t .60
7.00: hard winter straights, 7.608.00.
Cornmeal Dull; fine white granulated,
11.701.10: yellow, t,701.77. -
Wheat Spot steady; No 2 red and
No 2 hard. 11.64; No 1 Manitoba,
1161, and No. 2 mixed durum, 1.47,
l t. f. track. New York to ,f"ive
Corn Spot easy: No. I;'"""11;
8 white, 77 and No. 1 mixed, 77c
0 t. f. New York all rail.
Oats Spot Bteady; No. 2 white, 48c.
HayFirm; No. 1, 30.0032.00; Js'o. 2.
137 00(0130.00; No. 3, 125.00 27.00; hip-
P,oP.ift2;6 s?ate. 1921. 20025c:
ll!LrdsS;fm,daiew?t,11120n
Tallow Quiet; special loose, 6c
Rice Steady: fancy heart, 67c. ,-
St. Ixiuls Livestock. ' .
East St Louis, 111.', April 17. Cattle
Receipts , 2,000; beef steers and canners.
10 to 16c higher; best steers, 7.65; weight
134 pounds; bulk. 6.757 50; yearlmgs,
beef cows and bologna f "5
higher; bulk yearlings, 17.007. 76, bulk
cow. 3.006.00; light vea , calve . .teady
to 25o higher; practical top 17.76, bulk,
17.60; few atockers and feeder.
Hogs Receipts 12,000; mostly 10 to 20c.
higher: top 110.60: bulk 160 to 260 pound
averages 110.4010.60; bulk light lights.
e.7f,10.26; pigs opened steady: closed
60c lower; packer sows mostly 19.00.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipt. 1,000; un
even; mostly ateady; choice wool lamba
to city butchers 115.76: choice naUve
spring lambs, 116.00; good, .horn ewes,
18.00. '
Turpentine nd Holn.
Savannah, Ga., April 17. Turpentine
Steady; 77c; sales, 100 barrels, receipts,
357 barrels: shipments, 28 barrels; stock,
1 307 barrels. . .
Rosin Firm: sales, 392 casks: receipts,
376 caaks: shipments, 4.098 casks, stock,
66QuoteC:aSBS" 14.05; I. E, F, 14.054.07;
O, 14 07H'Th; I. 14.10; K. 14.15: M 14.40;
N, 15.00; W, G. 15.60; W, W. 5.7o.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago. April 17. Butter Lower;,
creamery extras. 37c; firsts, 8336c;
seconds, 31ifi32c; standards, 36c.
Eggs Higher: receipts, 49,728 cases:
firsts, 23 23 c; ordinary first., 21
!2c; miscellaneous,- 2223c; storsge
packed extras, 262$c; storage pack
ed firsts, 25 25c.
New York Poultry. ,
New York. April 17. Poultry Live, Ir
regular: llroilers. 4647c: fowls, 2637c;
roosters, 16c; turkeys, -2630c; chickens
not quoted. Dressed steady: weatern
chlckene, 27D43c; fowls. 2233c; old
roostsers, 20 26c: turkeys, 40 51c. .
- Kansas City Produce.
Kansss City. April 17. Eggs Ln
changer; first. 21c.
Butter Unchanged; creamery, 19c,
packing, 16c.
Poultry Unchanged; hens, 22c; broil
ers, 65c; roo3ters. 14 c.
St. Louis Poultry.
St. . Louis. April 17. Poultry Hens.
31c; springs, 64o; turkeys. 37c; ducks,
14c; geese, 15c.
Butter Creamery, 34c.
Eggs 22c '
Jiew York Dried Fruits.
New Tork, April 17. Evaporated Ap
ples Quiet: state. 1620c.
Prunes Unsettled; California, 618c;
Orecons. !4c.
Apricots Scarce; fancy, 33e.
Peaches Firm; choice, 1315r; extra
choice. 16ll7c: fancy, 19420c
Raisins Dull: loose muscatels. 14Hf?
16c: choice to fancy seeded, 1415c;
seedless, 16 20c.
Chicago Poultry.
Chicago, April 1 :. Poultry Alive, low
er: (owls, 24c; broilers, 40S0c; roosters.
16C
Range of price of the leading atock
furnished by i.ogan at Bryan, 241 I'eter
Trust building:
' RAILROADS.
Saturday
High. Low. Close. Close.
A. . T. & S. F 100 99. 100 100
B. & 0 49 46 48 47
Can. Pacific 145 143 144 U 14:1
N. Y. Central 92 l?s
Chesa. & Ohio.... 66 65
Grt. Northern ... 76 75
III. Central 109 108
K. C. Southern... 27 26
Lehigh Valley ... 63 62
61 o. Pacific 24 4
N. Y. & N. H. ... 22 21
No. Pacific 78 76
C. A N. W 75 74
Penn. R. R 42 43
Reading 79 77
C, B. I. & P 46 44
So. Pacifio 91 90
So. Railway 24 23
CI.. M. & St. P... 27 25
U. P 139 158 138 138
STEKIjS i
Am. . Car Fdry. . . .163'' 162 162 161
Allii-Chalmers ... 49 4S 48 49
Am. Loco 116 115 115 116
Baldwin Loco. ...119 117 117 117
' in i K u.
32
65
81
68
76
108
27
63
24
I 75
42
7
46
if
24
27
93
65
75
108
27
63
24
22
T6
74
42
79
45
90
24
25
79
Beth. Steel
Colo. F. & V. 32 31
Crucible 65 63
Am. Car Fdry.... 38 37
Lacka. Steel 66 54
Mldvals Steel .... 35 34
Pressed Steel Car. 81 80
Rep. S. & 1 56 65
Ry. Stl. Soring... 10214 101 102
Slos.-Gcrefflcld .. 43 43 43
U. 8. Steel 98 97
Vanadium 44 44
COPPERS.
Anaconda 64 63
Am. S. & R. Co... 69 68
Cerro De Pa.co... 37 36
-
64
38
65
36
61
66
98
43
80
34
' 65
38
66
36
80
61
102
43
98
42
Chili
Chino
Cal. & Ariz
Green Cananea.
Inspiration ....
Kennecott ....
Miami
Nevada Con . . .
Ray Consolidated.. 17
Seneca 14
Utah 67
OILS.
General Asphalt .. 65"
Cosden
California Peterol.,
Island Oil
Invincible Oil ....
Moxican Peterol..
18
29
60
29
42 ;
, 32
, 29
18
42
67
20
16
Pacific Oil ,0
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil ..
Pure Oil ...
Royal Dutch
Sinclair Oil.
Standard O.,
Texas Co...
Union Oil...
White Oil .
18
28
68
29
41 .
31
29
16
16
14
66
6 .
41
56
19
15
6S
63
39 ,i
9
34
64
30
64 '
69
36
18
28 .
68
29
41
ai. 31
29 29
68
36
18
28
41
Chandler .....
Gener Motors .
Willys-Overland
Pierce-Arrow . .
White Motor ..
Studebaker
66
39
...... 10
...... 35
66
34
N. J..184
48
21
11
MOTORS.
77 76
13 12
8 8
23 ' 21
46 46
17
16
14
67
64
41
67
19
15 '
67
65
38
9
34
64
at
180 182
20
10
20
10
76
13
8
22
46
16
16
14
66
65
42
67
19
15
59
65
39
' 9
35
65
33
183
48
21
10
,77.
12
8
22
45
..120 118 119 119
RUBBER AND TIRES.
17
40
48
19
18
67
41
34
47
34
Fisk 18 37
Goodrich . 41 , 40 41
Kel-Sprlng 49 48 48
Keystone Tiro .... 19 18 19
AJax 18 17 18
U S Rubber 67 65. 66
INDUSTRIALS.
Am Bet Sugar . 41 41 41
At. G. & W. 1 34 33 33
Am, Int Corp .... 48 46 46
Amor Sumatra 36 31 36
Amer Tel ........ .120. 120 120 120
American Can .... 48 48 48 49
Central Leather .. 40 . 38 -88. 40
Cuba Cane 16 1616 16
Cu Amer Sugar.. 23 22' 23 23
Corn Products.... 103 102 103 103
Famous Players... 82 81 81 82
163 163
42
96
72
47
48
84
73
76
67
71
53
43
63
95
General Electric..
Grt. No. Ore.;....
Inter. Harvester..
Am. H. & L. pfd.
U. S. I. Alcohol...
Inter. Paper
Inter. M. M. pfd..
Am. Sugar Ref . . . .
Sears-Roebuck . . .
Stromsberg ......
Tob. Products
Worth. Pump ....
Wilson Co.
West. Electrlo . . .
Am. Woolen
41
96
71
- 4C
47
83
73
- 75
66
69
62
42
62
93
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil... 26
Am.'Agri. Chem., 40
Am. Linseed .... 33
Union Bag pfd.... 64
Bosch Magneto .. 47
Brklyn Rapid Tr. 24
Continental Can.. 66
Cal. Packing 78
Col. G. eV E. ...... 84
Col. Graph
United Drug...
National Enamel..
69
37
United Fruit 144 143 143 144
Lorillard Tob 151 151 151 160
38
33
64
46
23
65
78
83
3
69
37
.63 ,164
41 45
96 96
71 71
47 47
47 47
84 ,82
74 73
75 76
66 68
71 69
62 63
42 43
63 63
94 94
2C ....
39 39
33 31
64 ....
46 47
23 23
65 66
78 78
83 83
3 3
69
S7. 37
91 . 1 91
38 38. 39
124 124 124
39 39 411
National Tead
Philadel. Co 39
Pullman 126
Punta A. Sugar.. 39.
S. l o. Rico Sugar
Retail Stores 49
upSerlor Steel..., 36
St. L. A San F 80
Virginia Car Chem 84
Total sales, 2.129.000.
Money Close, 3Vper cent
Marka-CIose, .0035.
Francs Close, .0929; Saturday
.0925.
Sterling Close. 14.41; Saturdays
close, 14.42.
48
36
29
34
49
3S
30
34
48
49
37
29
close.
(The Bee it the only Omaha
newtpaper whu.li publish th of
rkil clot of the New York Stock
cachanj pond )
Saw York. April IT Trdwg In hand
lfcv U.t.J th .ilny and irnik
.Huoa rtunxa -,. I of ti pi.
iwa ak, hni a malum? of lit popular
laaua MM th clullUMIW llt l t'fl
II.M.g
Se hew b ah r,-ard taai mail
lha libaity .fte, Pat tk lurtiater tn
lha lii. I M f..HB l( Urgv
ud wllhia) y UiMsni of rrHt mat
Iii.uim. rin.k th. Moi-an and ta, !
IMrlnmnl vf lha atom 1j. I'uti h
Imliv , and lha - Ilia) ! Janeu
l-.ua M tha hip fnailunal Ullun at
new high r "!.
A iiioi. rail, hi I'aul Funvartible war
rational. lu th ui.gih ut lha comma
ami irfrret tliaraa, Miaaoun Ca.itte,
lliwwi, Kansas and T ", MinnaM,li
and M l4i. I'hirago and Ka-l-m Ini
tial, t.'ria, auulliein Hallway and
Ixard Air lm Imue t-oiunuutrd la 11
hisiirr average, aluinti iy many rn
puriaiioiia, Tuial ) (ir value) asgirgaled
llt.lt,, '
I allad ll Itanda,
Vale (in ll. llll t t'lo
IH l.lbarty J'.a, .. 9 73 M 14
HI l.iln M Kt. II M 7
I'll Liberty Id . ! (
j;7 l.ttiariy 3d ts,
jaail Lilwrly 4'h l)MM 99 14
iH Viciuiy 44,a ..00 7 let to o0 l
Victory 14 ...to. luo el lee.vi
Faralga. (,trmat, Hlt and Municipal,
Argentine 1 ....,oo joo lo
t'hineaa liov Ity it, 6 ! 64
1 I'lty rirn aa ...1IJ 111 lit
t'ity Brdeu ... 0
1 i-ity i:lirl.ti..i aa.lll 110 no
31 t'ity iopan .... 91 ! 12
City Lyons .... M 19
64 t'ity Mr. llra ,. 9 9
110 City H l Jan e..lo 103 10
30 I liy H I'aulo a ...lo iv to
i t'ity Toklu is 74 "4 74
t'ity Zurich ....1124 111 ll
J Dan Municipal H A. 1 11 HI 111
111 Item vf nni ... ( 7 11
69 l.yi Can a n 31.101 !'. 100
II lH)in Can it II.... 9'
lsa Hut Ka Ind 47., 14 91 (
ll lut Ka Ind :.. 97 97
7 French Hep a ....to. . 107
13? French llcp ... 104 13 1
10 Jan 1st 4U 91 - 94 II
I Japanese 4 ...... 7s 71 78
22 King Belgium 7.m 10! lot
4 Kill Belgium 6. .103 103 103
61 Km Denmark 6a.. 99 19
1 King Italy . ... 96 96
114 Kin Natiierland 6s 94 94 H
I King Norway h...ii: n: lis
11 King Sweden (a ..100 100 100
146 I'a Lyon Med .. 6a 94 94
t Rep I'lllle s 4. ...104 104 104
i Hep I'ruguay It ,.10 106 106
13 Stat Queene 7 ,.109, 108 109
10 Stale Queen 6 ..103 102 103
7 State It CI l n s..!04 104 104
Swiss Confed 8 ...117 117 117
6 VKtiHi-l 6 32. .108 108 lot
31 I KIJHAI 5s 29. .107 107 107
239 IK OB A-1 6 37.. 102 101 102
40 U H Hrasll M ....101 107 107
108 U 8 Mexico 6a .... 70 69 69
81 U S Mexico 4 .... 61 69 61
Railway and Miscellaneous Bands.
3 Adam Express 4 . 78 71 78
7 AJx Rubber 8 ...100 100 100
60 Am Col Oil 6 .... 67 87 87
27 Am Smelt 6 91 90 90
69 Amer Sugar 6s.... 99 99 99
2 Am T T cv 6s ..114 114 114
29 Am T & T c t 5. 91 90 90
16 At T & S gen 4s.... 89 88 88
8 At T & S F adj 4s.. 83 83 83
C L 1st con 4s... 89 S8 88
At Ref ...!. ...104 104 104
60 B & O 6S 99 98 99
25 B & O cv 4h 84 83 83 1,
49 Bell Tel of Bonn 7a 108 1o 108
2 Bk Edison gen 7s I 107 107 107
8 Bk R Tr 7s ctfs stfs 79 79 7
60 Cal G & F.lcc 6s.... 93 95 95
S Can. North. 6 Vs". ... 1 1 3 110 111
68 Can. Pac del; 4a.... 81 79 80
i Cen of Georgia 6a. .loo 95 99
1 Cen Leather 6a 96 96 96
16 Cerro de Pasoo 8a. .116 J15 115
30 Chcs & Ohio c 5s.. 91 90 90
46 Ches & O cv 4s.. 86 88 86
148 C P & Q ref 6s A.. 97 97 97
60 C & E III 6s 80 80 SO
27 Chin Gt West 4s.. i3 63 63
124 C M & St P cv 4H "1 70 71
38 C M & St P ref 4. 68 67 67
' 2 PI & X w !s 107 106 107
6 C. A N" W 6S 107 107 107
in H 6s 80 88 80
69 C R I A P rf 4s.... 82 81 81
. 17 C C C & S L gen 4s 81 79 81
27 Chile Copper 7 101 101 101
96 Chile Copper 6s.... 88 88 88
2 Colo Industrial 6s.. 78 75 76
9 loir, It Sou ref 4 Us. 87 67 87
5 Con Coal of Md J. 89 59 89
185 Consol Gas 7s Ill 109 111
9 Cuba C Sug deb 8s. 86 85 85
6 Cuban-Am Sug 8s.. 105 104 105
6 D & It a imp 6s,.. 88 84 85
- 16 Detroit Kdi ref 6s.. 10274 102 102
25 Dotroit U R'K 4s 79 79 79
2 Ulam Match 75s. ..107 107 107
T T, .4A V.,- 7U..M0R 10&14 108
104 Krla r.n 4a 67 67 67 BrOllerg
avi.it KHhiiee 8 107ai'107 107 Hen
133 Fram Ind Dev 7.102 102 102 Springs
10 R.n IT.Ien rleh Es... 99A 99 99 COCka
77 OoodvesE T 8s 31. .103 102 102 Ducks
38 Goodyear T 8s 41.. 116 415 116 I Geese
26 G T Ry of Can 7s. 111 110 110 Stags
14 G T Ry of Can 6s.. 103 102 103
23 Gt Nor 7s A 108 107. 10
141 Gt Nor- 6s B 18 17 97
10 Hud & Han ref 6s A 82 81 82
3a H & M adj Inn 6s. 69 69 59
2 lilt Cent 6s ....100 100 100
SO X t It Cent ref 4s .-... 87 87 87
17 Inter Met 4s. . .. 17
163 Inter H T ref 6s.,. 66
24 Int M M s f 6s.... 97
28 Inter Pap ref 6s B 85
2 Invincible Oil 8s... 96
76 Iowa Central ref 4s 47
68 K C F S & M 4... 80
, 34 K C Southern 6s .. 88
4 Kel-Sprlng Tire 8s. 108
3 Lcka Steel 5s 23 . . "99
45 L S & M S d 4s 28. 94
7 L S & M S d 4s 31 93
12 T.ehlch Vallev 6s ..103
2 Liggett & Myers bs t no o ,
9 Louis & Nash r 5sl02 102 102
15 l,ou & Nash un..4s.. 90 90 90
45 M S Ry con 6s 91 91 91
2 Mexl Petrol 8s ...105 105 105
13 M S T 1st 6s 98 J 8
6 Midvalo Steel cv 6s 87 87
14 M & S L ref 6s 48 46
8 MSP&SSM 6s 102 102,
83 MUST n. n 1 6s A. 85 86
36t MK&Tnew ad 6s A. 69
211 Mo. Pac gen 4s.... 67 '
9 Mont Tower Bi A,. 95
2 Morris & Co 1st 4s 85
fis m n t Jtr Af inc. 5s 69
2 N Y Cent col 7s. ..106 106 106
20 N Y Cent deb 6s... 104 104 104
27 N Y Cent con 4s... 84 81 84
i N Y Kill ref 6s. .ll0 109 110
7 N Haven cv 6s 48. 73 73 73
, 6 N Y Rys ref 6s cts 37 . 37 37
6 N Y Tel deb 6s 49.106 116 105
69 N Y Tel ref OS 41.103 103 103
39 N Y W & B 4S.. 60 4h ,49)4
UN If CV 6s 108 108 108
; 3 N & W con 4s. 88 88 88
' 9 Nor Pc pr 1 4s... 86 .86
45 Nor Pac gen Ss... 64 63 6J
2 N S Power ref 6s A 93 93 9J
37 N W Bell Tel 7s... 107 106 107
2 Ore & Cal 1st 6s... 98 98 98
1 O S L gtd 6s ctfs.. 100 10 100
0-1 n a T, ref 4S S3 fa
SO O W B B & N 4s,. 81 80
3 P Gss & Elec 5s,... 91 90
14 Pac Tel && Tel.. 6s 94 34
New Terit. April L Triieliee
Ik Saw (or rurb market 14 ay r
inoa, a
ItaHaaetle Hand,
! (in l ! High Lw flea
1 A Hie 1'e. kae .. it , 94
Anita rk nr. tt tr tt
t Aluminum la ft. 11 :
I Ant I'olton I'll , tV t tt
74 Am li a Tra a..ist' ! let
: Am T T ( f1...lV lV lt
I Am T T ta 14 ..lt 101 11
1 Aaaean t'op la ft..0', 11 M
I Aag.Am Mil t..lS iej
It Armour t 1,,,ieiV 11 14
I Marua.l.ll I ,,.,,.14 Ii
Si Ulh atlael I 1..,1:. It!' I'f
1 l a Nat Ry q I. . I"t 1 11
f l an I'a ia ..101 lli 11
t ( i-ol Si ! It let let
I tvium ilraph ., 1 it
I I'oliaol l a II Te. . . 104 14 14
I C.IO...I Tastl .., 7 t! tt
It a y. Aaan ta ;t..l4 104 let
II I'aara ) t o 7..,ll' lei jei
21 l.ii.pira l F a., tt 11 tt
I tr.li.ral la Hk la. .104 104 104
I ilalcn till oil 7 ,,ll 11 W l"l
1 clan Asphalt ta ...t 14 lot
II lloodel.h Tlr 7.. t tt tt
t tirand Trunk I1. 10 10 104
fiulf till 7 10S 103! 101
It iiumbie oil it ,.,,101 "i ii
1 Inter R T 8 it.... H'l ! Ila
11 J Kaer 7e WI...10I . too et
II Kannacntt c'ou 7. .10 104 10!
10 l.lbby McNeil la... tl 11 91
T Manitoba 7 tl tt 11
i; Marland raf 7s .. 17 94 tit
Morris t o t . ,iu jna jn
S Nat Arm 7 tt 14 t.
I Nat Cla ul ..101 101 103
t Nat Leather t ...lo. loot, oo
SI V T N 11 II 4l.. It 14 14
II Phil Co ia 44 t; 'S S
It Phillips Pet t U.101 lot 101
It Pu a Co NJ fa ...100 oo 100
7 Itobart Ulr 7 .... tt tt tt
13 Near no ;a ::....ii 101 101
i Har. Ro 7 31.... 101 101 101
t Shaa.heen 7 ....104 104 104
8 "on ay V CI I ...lot 104 104
a w a t 7 10: ioi 101
1 Stan Oil NY 7 21.101 lot 10
Z Ntan Oil NT 7 17.101 106 ini'i
2 Hun Oil NT 7 St. 104 101 lot
I Stan Oil NY 7 10.101 104 104
1 Hian Oil NT 7 11.111 101 101
It Stan Oil NT i..lo 103, 106
I Sun Oil 7a 101 101 J0I
It Swift b. Co 7 it.. 101 101 101
I Swift ft Co 7 11. .103 10! 101
4 Tidal oaag 1 ...101 m ioj
15 I n Oil Prod la ...110 11 101
t l-n Ry Hav 7.. 101 101 103
1 Vacuum Oil 7 ,.,.106 104 101
Warn Hug 7 41. ...101 101 101
1 Wrt Eleo 7 ....101 101 101
. 1 Winchester 7 13.101 101 101
8 Can Nat Ry 6s ... 19 99 91
2 Char Iron 91 tl 11
t Colum Graph ctr .. 87 80 30
1 Cone Con Mine 7. 66 it H
17 Del ft Hud t( ... ! H'i 99
39 Int Ut Nor it o t9 6t
3 Lukene Steel ta ...102 101 102
171 Mo I'ao 6 WI 100 100 100
66 No Am tells 92 12 12
67 N T N H ft H J.. 81 5 ltj
It No Power, ts 91 96 91
11 Saks ft Co 7 100 100 100
Foreign Bond..
!7 Argentine 7. 23.... 10 tl 100
26 French Gov 4s.... 61 11 61
Russian . 31 10 11
I Ruanlan f cir... 2 26 28
1 Russian tt. ctf.. 26 26 36
4 Swiss t 101 101 101
6 O Elberfeld 6s .... f 6 6
28 Soiasons a 88 16 II
SUB Mexico 6 ..... 5! 61 63
Chicago Stocks.
It u nee of price of th leading Chicago
stocks rurniihea by cogan Bryan, 241
Peter. Trust building:
Artnour ft Co. pfd
Armour Leather com...
Armour Leather pfd...
Edison com
Hartman
l.lbby
Montgomery-Ward ....
Nat. Leather (new)..,.
Piggley Wiggly
Stewart-Warner
Swift ft Co.....
Swift. Int
Union Carbide
Wah!
Wrigley
Close.
96
1!
........ 88
133
15
19
10
43
79
........101
20
67
........ 69
102
Omaha Produce
17 '17
65 65
96 96
84 85
96 96
47 47
79 80
88 88
108 108
, 89 99
93 -94
92 92
102 102
' 87
48
102
85
67 68
66 66
95 95
85 85
69 69
Furnished ba' Hate of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau ef mar
kets and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholeaal .
Buying Pr. v
I0.00pt0.15
.:oJ .28
.21
Broiler ...
Springs
Hens, light.
Hens, heavy
Cocks
Duck.
Geese
Slags
.10
.is a
.10
.16
.24
.24
.16
"L
.17
.20
Wholesale
Selling Pr.
J0.60ffl0.65
.25 .27
.24
.26
-..14 ,
j4
.19
DRESSED POULTIIT.,;
..
.65
.21
.32
.20
.31
.16
.22 .21
.60
.3:
.35
.33
.35
.Zt9i
.21
.19
.S4'
.32
. .26
.20
81
91
94
K Packard Motor Car..l"3 102 102
7 Pan-Am P & T 7s.. 98 ,
6 Penn R R 6s 107 107
245 Penn It R gon 4a 90
21 Pere Mar ref 6s.... 85
1 P & 13 inc 4s 3.1
2 Port Ry' Lt & P 6s.. 85
.40 Reading gen 4s..,.. 84
2 Rio G & West 1st 4s 70
2 R I Ark & La 4s 82
73 St L 1 M & S ref 4sT9
68 St L & S F adj 6s 81
61 St L & S F Inc 6s.. 71
61 S L ft S Fp In 4s A 74 -12
St P ft K C S L 4s 83
7 S A & A P P 1st 4s 76
90
96 .
33
85 ,
84
69
81
87
81
70
73
82
75
62
29
46
99 )0
104 104 104
.100 99 100
91 91
87 87
63
. . 30
.. 46
. . . 100
98
107
90
95
33
85
84
70
81
89
81
70
73
82
76
62
29
45
A L con 6s
76 SAL ad.i 6s...
89 S A L, ref 4s...
2 S S H 8s A. .... .
437 S O cv 7s.....
164 Sine Oil col 7s.
42 Sou Pac cv 4s .... 91
83 Sou Pac ref 4s 87
148 Sou Ry gen 6s ..100 99 99
84 Sou Rail con 6s .. 96 96 96
56 Sou Rail gen 4s ..: 68 66 67
21 So Po Rl Sub 7s... 98 97 98
102 Third Ave ad.i 5s.. 64 63 53
48 Tidewa Oil 6s ct.103 102 102
17 Union Pac 1st 4s.. 91 91 91
10 Union Pan cv 4s... 94 94 94
7 Union Tank Car 7s. 103 103, 103
10 Un R 1 1st 6s Pitta 87 87 87
11 V S Realty 6s .... 95 ' 94 95
23 U S Rubber 7s ..107 107 107
65 U S Rupbber 6s .. 89 88 8
67 V S Steel a f 8 ... 1 03 102 10J
25 Va Caro Ch 7s.. 99 -. 98 9Si
1 Va Caro Ch 1st 60. 98 98 98i
7 Virginia Ry 6s.... 95 94 94
1 West Electric 5s ..100 100 100
9 West Mary 1st 4s. 66 66 06
40 West Union 6s ..108 107 18
11 Wesfhouse F.lec is. 100 106 106
16 W ft I, E 4s .. 06 66 66
10 WIo Spen Steel 7s. 98 97 97
14 Wils ft V s f 7.1S 101 102
39 Wils ft lo cv 6s... 92 90 92
7 Wis Cent gen 4s.. 78 78 78
New Tork, '
bar, 66c
Bar Silver.
April 17.-
1
-Silver Foreign ,
Flx Seed.
Itututh. Minn., April 17. Flax eed
t:.tlti2.'o,
112.009113.00
10.00 11.00
: 7.00 t.oo
11.00 12.00
1.50 10.60
T.OOffl 8.
8.00 10.00
7.00 - 1.00
21.00 23.00
19.00 21,00
15.00. 17.
12.00 14.00
10.00 11.00
-8.00 9.00
7.00 . 1.
EGGS.
Selects
No. 1 . . . . t
No. 2 .'.....
Cracks
Eggs, per case. 6.25 6.60
. BUTTER.
Creamery, prints. .,....,.,
Creamery, tubf
Country, best ... .20 .24
Country, com... .17 .19
BUTTERFAT.
Station price.... .26w...i.
Hay Unchanged.
HAY. ;
Upland : prairie No 1....
No. 2 prairie
No. 3 prairie
Midland prairie No. 1..
No. 2 prairie
No. 3 prairie
Lowland prairie No. 1.
No. 2 prairie
Alfalfa, choice .......
No. 1
standard
No. 2 '..
No. 3
Straw, o'at-.
Wheat
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruit. Bananas. peri lb., 7 801
Oranges: Size 216 and larger,' 16.6006.60;
size 250, !7.008.50; l 288, 17.008.00;
size 324, 17.007.75. Lemons, per cox,
!6.507.60. Grapefruit, per crate. 14.25
6.60. Apple: Delicious, according to size
ana grade, .3.iut.oo; Home Beauties,
according to size and grade, !2.362.76;
Black Twig, according to alt and grade,
13T00; Wlnesap, tl.764.00; (Arkansas
Blacks, according to size and grade, 12.15
O4.00; Ben Davla, according to sin and
grade, I2.7D4,00; Newton Pippins, ac
cording to size and grade. 12.50!. 25.
Strawberries, crate 24 pint boxes, per
crate.' 15.00. Flge: 24 pkge, t-oz.. 12.26;
hullr. nc. lh lK49llSe
Vegetables-Potatoes: Netratka Early
Ohio No. 1, per cwt, 11.76; Minnesota
whit stock No. 1, per cwt, 12.002.26:
Colorado and Idaho white, per owt, 12.00
2.25; Red River Ohfos No. 1, per cwt.,
!1.902.25; Oregon Netted Gem No. 1,
per cwt, 12.50; Colorado Brown Beauties
No. 1, per cwt, 12.002.25. Sweet Pot
toes, per bu.. tl.752.60. Celry, per doe.,
75c!2.00. Lettuce: Head. per crate,
!6.006.25: leaf, per doz., 7590c. Onlone:
Red, per lb., 10c; yellow, per lb., 10c;
Texas yellow, per crate, 16.00; Australian
brown, per lb., 12c. Onion Set, per bu.,
!2.503.00. Cauliflower, per crate, 12.259
2.50. Cucumber, hot house, per dot.. 12. 71
3.00. Carrot, per lb.. 24c Tur
nips, per lb.. 33a Prsntpe, -per lb.,
23o. Beet., per lb, 33c Cab
bage, new Texas, per lb., 34c. Toma
toes: Per crate. 14.0004.60; per lub, 13.60.
Young Southern Radlabes. per doxi, 65
75c. Young Southern Carrot, per do.,
90c11.00. Young Southern Beete, per
doz., 90c11.00. Young Southern Onions,
per doz., 76 90c. Young Southern Tur
nips, per doz., 11.00.. Spinach, per lb.,
11c. Brussells Sprouts, per lb., 25c. Shal
lots, per doz 6576a Green Peppers, per
lb., 3035c Parsley, per doa. bunches,
4576c.
Honey In combs, .per case, 16.006.00.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts are as
follows: No. 1 Ribs. 19c; No. 2 Ribs, 17c;
No. 3 Ribs, 13c. No. 1 Loins. 26c; No. 2
Loins, 24c: No. 1 Loins, 20c. No. 1
Rounds, 16c; No. 2 Rounds, 16c; No. 1
Rounds. 13c. No. 1 Chucks, c; No. 1
Chucks, tc; No. 3 Chucks, 1c No. 1
Plates, 5c; No. 2 Plates, 6c; No. 3 Plate,
4c. - ,
HIDES AND WOOL. -
Beef hide.: Green salted No.- 1, per lb.,
6 6c; green salted No. 2. per lb., 496c;
green hides, No. 1, per lb.. 34o; green
hide. No. 2. per lb.. 2 30; green salted
(old atock), per lb.. 23c: green aalted
bull hides. No. 1, per lb., let green salted
bull hides. No. 2. per lb.. -2c
Horse hides: Large, each, 12.60; me
dium, each. 12.00; small, each. 11.50; pohy
and glues, each. 76c11.00.
Sheep pelts: Green aalted, aa to alee
and wool, each, 6075c; shearing, pelts,
grean aalted, aa to siz and wool. each.
5 10c.
Wool: Choice, fine one-half blood, per
lb., 2024c; medium and three-eighths
blood, per lb., 182Ic: dow and one-fourth
blood, per lb., 161Cc; hurry wool per
lb., I 10c ,
Me mbf f of Mupak CIuli
to (ie Mitiatrr! Slum
A miutlrel (how will be civtn thin,
evening at S at the Crcighton audi
tortum, Twriity-fiiili and California
Mreet. by the member cf the Mn
pah club, in auxiliary of St, Mary
pariah, (or the bench! of the church.
I he performance will be uudrr the
direction of Hilly Tayntcr: Mitt Caih.
erine Shanahan will officiate at the
piano and Neil l ennell will act a
matter of ceremonie and interlocu
tor. The firtt part will include joke
and tongt by eight men with a choriu
of 19 voice, and the aeeond part will
eon.i.t of (he following vaudeville
number. Soiia duet. Marie McNeil
and Mary lie vim. aitcd by the
cnorut; Helen,. Swoooda. tinging
comedienne; tlaiue and Lillian Hre
din, phenomenal child per former ;
Cape Greenaway polka, by Marcclla
Hearty! vical tolo, Helen Nightin.
gale; Mary Gillcu in monolog; vio
lin aolo. Cecelia O. Council; dance,
Mary Uroni.han, Ruth and Helen
Larkin, Maud Davit, Ruth and Mary
Kellev. George henton and Alice
Walsh; vical durt, George and Mary
Hevm, and Iritli jig by Mis Cecelia
Broderick.
Driver iu Collision Fined
John AugutU, 1720 South Thir
teenth street, aud William Hacken
holz, 2635 JelTcrton street, were ar
retted yettcrday after their automo
biles collided at Twentieth and N
itreet. Auguata was fined $15.
Hackentiolz wa discharged. With
Augutta were riding Beie V'aglio
and Angalina Eagle, 1720 South
Thirteenth street. All were slightly
cut and bruised.
Ends Life by Hanging
Joseph Hofcr, 43, sausage maker,
was found hanging by the neck in a
boxcar near his home, 3922 M street,
yesterday morning. He has been in
poor health. He is survived by his
mother, with whom he' made his
home, and a brother. Anton, em
ployed at the Higgins packing plant.
Packer Employe Dies
E. T. Sidwell, 65, for the last
20 years a department , manager at
the Cudahy Packing company and a
resident of Omaha for 30 years, died
Sunday evening at his home, 916
South Thirty-seventh street. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon
at 3 at the First Presbyterian church.
Sheriffs Seize Home Brew
Deputy sheriffs raided the home of
Edward Zaloudek. son ot Police
Sergt. John Zaloudek, who lives at
Sixtieth and P streets, seizing 76
quarts of home brew. Occupants of
the home were absent.
Change in System
of Fixing Wheal
Grade Annonneed
South Omaha Brevities
Pollc Capt. John E. Brlgg filed yen
tar.Uv for republican nomination for
county commissioner from the Fourth dis
trict.
Women of St. Bridget parish will en
tertain at a card party and dance nt
Eagle hall Saturday evening.. Games will
start at t.
Y James Krajicek, deputy county treas
urer in charge of th south omaoa oince,
haa been urged by hi. friends to be a
candidate for county commissioner for
the Fourth district on in democratic
ticket and expects to file for the nomina
tion thi waek.
Frank Galda. farmeri Fort Crook, was
arrested yeeterday charged with. Intoxica
tion, illegal poesesslon or liquor, restating
an officer and obstructing an alley when
he was accused of refusing ta mov nn
horn and buggy from an alley at the
rear of 3616 Polk street to permit a coal
wagon to get by.
Joe Turek. 3126 Monroe etreet. wa. gl-
en 10 day. In jail; Martin Cheatny. Thirty-fourth
and J atreets, and Stanley Bur
ko. Eighteenth street and Capitol avenue,
fined 110 each, and George McGee. 4824
South Twenty-fourth street, fined 11, on
various charges of drunkenness or dis
turbance on Easter Sunday.
SftTiiary Wallace Kni'tM
Kulfri ii f liiirttioii mid
Ortifitatiou tf (,rain
gt Leading Markt-I.
Washington, .Vpiil J". Variou
cluiigr iu wheat grade were an
inmnerd by Vt rct try Wallace, alter
an exhaustive Mudy of tlir griiii sit
uation by Agricultural ).-ut inn nt
tpeciali.tit working with a pccial
connniitee beaded bv lr, John lee
, tiuniT oi ,orui luknu and I'rol.
L. A. I ll of Kan-..
Certain chaugcit uUo vtill be nude,
Mr. Wallace announced, in the in
spection rule lor the certification of
hard red kpiiug and durum wheat
when receive J at Mniut-Htli, Duluth
and other market. These change
w ill require iiispeetoi to Puir, in ad
dition to the grade of the wheat,
he added, adequaie intorntation a to
the kind and quality of foreign ma
terial other than dockage, and the
amount of moisture when clfective
a grading factor and a to what
would be the grade of the w licit
otherwise than on account of such
grading factor. Under this method,
the secretary said, the virtue of the
wheat which had not properly been
recognized at country points would be
pointed out as far a possible tinder
commercial inspection conditions.
Changes in the standards for white
wheats will be made effective July
17, the classes common white and
white club being combined into one
class designated white wheat, this
new clat to be subdivided into three
subclasses hard white, soft white
and western white making the same
application of the hard w hitc and soft
white substitute classes as at present
and designating as western wheat
all white wheats or mixtures of
white wheats coutaiuinc; more than
10 per cent clubs or Sonora. Soft
red winter wheat, known by the sub
stitute clats designation, red walla,
will be designated by the term "west
ern red'1 and the standards will be
amended, effective July 17.
Inspection rules also will be
amended, it was stated, to require in
spectors to state the grade that
would be assigned to wheat if it
were not wcevily, and in the case of
garlicky wheat to show1 the amount
of garlic found, which the secretary
said "will give basis for price if
showing the cash prices paid at the.
principal terminal markets for wheat
containing different quantities of gar
lic." The department, it was added, will
promote an intensive development
and dissemination of market informa
tion as to the prices of all the various
qualities of what as sold on inspection
and sample at the terminal cash mar
ket to give country buyers and farm
ers reliable detailed information so
they may not be dependent upon flat
or average grade price quotations.
it is planned also to develop a
more thorough understanding on the
part of tanners and country buyers
of the elements and purposes of
wheat grading and the proper ap
plication of the gradiiifr rules, so
that they may co-ordinate sutli
knowledge with the market informa
tion furnished to them. -
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Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City
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We Offer You the Services of Our Offices Located at
Omaha, Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska
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Chicago, Illinois
Sioux City, Iowa
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f
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J3es Moines, Iowa
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