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TI1E BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 3. 19:2.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Live Stock
Hrl , f.ftl l"4 Cha
.-i.iriei Mnwy ,,,, (HI 11(1 .tl
lamnai Tiimiiih ,, t.l.i MM
T tf. ihi k.,,ll:l 11)11 It, til
Mm . ini ,.u 4:1 ,91 114:4
earn d. J k ia.IM.il 14 114 I
wm dv 1 k. ui.lllil ll4
tfy. r. i. .. i tn ii.;tt
Reepf .n4 4l.pa.Hnin Of liVMKHb .1
Ik I'm titiih, Omaha, Nk. ("r
It BUUI anoni at I p. m, all? I, 11. Jl
HfcCtll'l Alt.
ll Ha. -. MM,
n II 1 1
Me. ', Kir, ,,, J ,
Inina ro. ft It lit 4 : ...
'. N, W. It v., ...I ., I) 1
i'. ti. W, liy, wki.. 41 4 ... ...
', t, P. V A O, Itr-. M ... 1
', H. V). liy., .an ...14 4 ... ...
M. 4J. H., oral . It 4 i ...
f'.. It. I. p., at ... I
'. R. I. 4, I.. Mt ... 4 1
Ulinei. Central Hy 1 ... ... ...
I .. U. V . 11
Total r-eipt .314 HI II I
UMVtnivS ltr.Al.
11. II, ahp.
.armour f o t.l l oll :.!-
udhr i kk. Co r i.hi
lol ''HI!i( 10 tit I. MI
Vatrit l'.in t . lot 143 1.4:1
Kwin a ce I u 1.41
J. W. Murphy 1,110
Lincoln I'uklni t'o. ... 3 ..... .....
M lleon r'kin t'o. .... ll ..... .....
fcilliit 1'a.kliif Co, .. ..... .....
llaKmea Hiu 41 ..... .....
lrowi-n all .... M ..... .....
Ilidwret I'.ikln- Co,.., ?
I. O'I'ea . II ..... .....
Omaha Parkin- t'u. ... S
John Roth V Hona .4 ..... .....
Pi. Oniiha I'ka. t'o. ... 17 .....
Kenton Van K.iit .... 1"! ... .....
J. It. Hulla 34
R. M. Hurrue A t'o . .. I ..... .....
T.. U. thrlati full 14 .....
Inna A rraiui. 14 .....
Kill A t'o It ...
John llarey .l,0ti ..... .....
IX. W, Hanlry I .....
T. J. Iifahram 1 ..... ....
V. (i. Kltn( , J4 .....
F. P. Uwii 1I3 ...
He -Kan. :. A C Co... .....
.1. It. Root A t'o Ill ..... .....
rtoeetiBtoi'k Hroa 4 .
Mulltvan Rroa S3 .....
Other buyer ...... ....I.:;' ..... 43
McAdara t
Tout ,.TlJ:l TTti Tk
C'ttl Rerelpta, 1,10 head. With
fairly llberl run of cttl Tuesday and
a broader demand from ll quarter th
market rute.l aitlv at deaily to aironic
r price. Moat of th atrenaih M ehown
on th yearling and handywalfht tfr,
bnt (radr elllni up around S to
.6. Haavy raltl wor onihat hard
to mov and ahowtd llttl linprovftnrnt a
omp.rd with Monday. l'oi and hlfra
rutd .tronj to lo hihr and bft aiot-k
rati' and ferdlng atfr r la keen
demand and 10 1(0 higher.
Quotation on. Ualtle Choir to prim
brev. M.a'tDMO; ood to choir beevea,
I7.f fair to a nod bevea. 7.a
1 5; rommon to fair beeve. .754
I.Ji; mod to cholL yrarllnca. 17.10
1.40; fair to good yearling. 7.557.8Si
rommon to fair yearllnga. '6j"'.
good to choir prim cow. I6.:sc.7d;
good to chok row. 5.6itr.I6; fair to
good cowa. S.HS.S5; common to fair
cow. 1.0J4.M; good to cholc ''''"
17 7.5: fair to good fr-eder. J-7
T 5S: common to fair ",0S0
a fs- mnoA to choir torker. 7.40.0O.
yj'to'goodVork.ra. In.71.fe7.ai: common
ra. ''"".- ;"..-,., p.,v. U.00
.M calv. &:508.0: veal calve.
No.
u..
12..
so..
51..
IS....
II..-..
.,..
S3
4....
4....
Av,
... 70
...126
...181
...1110
...13:.
Pr.
1 4S
T 7S
T
I 10
35
Ho.
6..
13..
!1..
3..
6..
STEERS AND HEIFERS
,. 863
.. S4
HI
,.111
..1361
103
7 (0 17...
T 75 5...
40 13...
COWS.
00 3...
30
HKIFERS.
7 25 18..
Av.
.. 3
.. 078
..1108
..11S
. .1053
701
881
834
Pr.
T 5
T 86
8 00
8 25
t M
T 80
7 85
g 50
,i:$s
70T 1
' 8TOCKERS AND FKEDKRS.
ii ..... i " 22 1
t S87 7 SS a.
i :o
...1!
...1175
...1700
...l0
...133T
...1310
...1610
...1860
.1430
4 50
4 75
6 00
5 75
BULLS.
4 15 1.
4 60 I
4 90 1.
t 25 1.
00
CALVES.
. at t.fi n
Hog-Recelpta. MM
:ei?,Kw.thvT,i x& ss S2
were food bidder, on liht and I J"
butcher., paying th tP Pjc "Vv fr0m
of 110.86. Light hog. .old moatly from
18.00 to 110.
!6, 1 55
with top pr c- of I10.0B.
No.
73.
' l.
60
Ave. Sit,
.393 HO
.298 180
.210 80
Pr.
9 60
9 75
( 85
10 05
Avtreme
I..T0I1I-. H00S
Av. Sk. rr. o.
261 70 30 , 68.
.311 HO 70 66
tm n 45
ii"';-! X 90 80. ..213 ... 10 t.
"iV-RelDt.. 7.800 head. Fat lamb.
wer. fully 26o higher j
:tlsh"rft IO .ad
'''Suoon'on'lhVePFat lamb., good to
ll'n, 111 MOM 'r,thnrf.t'.we?.
11 00; fat ewe, iignv, i.v.. i
bevy.
t nnsti 00.
FAT EWES.
60 feeder
10 cull. .
SPRING LAMBS.
10 California
Av.
.11
. 93
Av.
.03
Pr.
60
I 00
Pr.
16 60
Omaha Grain
Liverpool hc4t nurlrt doled un
cluntfd to iti hiclirr. the lUfimih
bcinc in .ymp.thy with our higlicr
mtrktit rolirr lin any cariicuUr
uniuna. jr(ori irom the growing
winter v.hft countries favorable anti
lome iiiiprovcninit it noted kiticc the
recent rnik. There n nij to be
a koniewhat better flour denund to
dy. 'J lie wedther in Frauce it re
ported it unfavorable md the crop
not floinn well. Uflivenet of wheat
on Mav eontraett in Chicago were
only liO.iMHj bu . and t'u caused the
oteady tone in May option there, and
this strength wat cflected in the cath
market.
Omalii received 40 cart of wheat,
97 ran of corn this morning, com
prising the bulk of the arrival, which
totaled 150 cart of atl kindi of grain,
and compared with a total of 175
cart lat year. Milpnienti aggregat
ed 179 cart, principally wheat and
corn, againtt 1J6 cart a year ago.
Samples of ca.h wheat in the lo
cal market chnged hnd t W2c ad
vance. Buyert and tellert did not
get together very readily in corn
and the demand wat not active ex
cept at a price talet were made at
unchanged to V'jC higher. Oatt were
K-c up. Rye wat quoted unchanged
and barley lc up.
WHEAT.
N. I bard wlntert I car, 11.31.
No. 1 hard winter: 1 car 171 rr rant
dark), 11.31; t car (amuttyl, 11.8; I
rata, ll.r.J; 1 far (til pr rent teat), 11.14:
I car -1 per rem aarai, ii.j.: i car
( per rent dark I. 11.31: 1 rar. l.4.
No, t hard winter! I rar tamutty), 11.34.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 r. 11.31; 1 car
(.03 par cent ht' damaged!. l :; 1
car (1 per rent heat damaged), II. Zm.
No. I yellow: 1 rar, 11.33.
No. 3 yaloar bard: 1 car. 81.33: 1 ear.
No. 3 tallow hard: 1 car f.OI per cent
heat damaged), II.34.
No. t anring: 1 rar (northern). 11.11:
3-1 car tre.ll. tl 30.
No. J eprlng: 1 car (dark northern),
11.69. .
No 7 miied: i rar (durum), II. :o.
No. t durumi 1 rar, 11.19.
CORN'.
No. 3 white) 19 cara. 64: 1 car (aneelal
billing). 64 t,o.
no. 3 white: i car, i3'e.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car (ahlunera' welahta).
I4c; 1 car. 6414c.
No. 1 yellow: 3 .car. Hr; 4 carl,
6t,o; 1 car (ahlppera lota), t4e.
No. a yellow: 1 car (hlPDr' lot.). 14c:
1 rar, &4i
to. 4 yellow: 1 c.r (.hlnncr' welahta).
S3r.
No. I ml.ed: 1 c.r (ehlnoera1 w.lahta).
63 Vic; 3 rar. (ahlppera' weight.), 63c;
1 car. 13 He; 4 cara, tie; 1 car (.pecl.l
billing). 64o.
No. a lulxed: I era. 63c.
OATS.
Sample white: 1 rr. 36t4c: 1 car (not
oat., apecktl billing). 3c.
KTtS,
No. S: 3-3 car, 99c.
No. 3: 1 car, 9o.
1 rar mixed grain (34 per eent rye),
11.16.
BARLET.
No. I: 1 rar, 68c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota.)
Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
40 63 79
97 60 90
6 14
6 1
t 3 1
Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
63 66 66
81 63 70
17 10 f
3 0 0
2 0 3
PRIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Buahel.)
Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
. 176,000 (83,000 762,000
.1,008,000 818,000 646,000
.. 76.000 382,000 461,000
Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
901,000 870,000 (44.000
973.000 1.390.000 1,303,000
(07.000 674,000 402,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushel Today Tear Ago
Wheat and flour 312,000 476.000
Corn 188,000 94,000
Oat 108.000 117,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
, Week Tear
Carlot Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 182 168 60
Corn 279 . 117 256
Oata ...191 134 163
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
. Week Tear
C.rlot. Today. ' Ago. Ago.
Wheat 90 104 91
Corn 130 29 11
Oat i
ST. J.OU13 RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 39 63 69
Corn 69 . 23 49
Oat 2 2 SS
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT SECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago.
Mlnneapoll. 196 120 279
Duluth 1 ' 5 f
Winnipeg ..600
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TJpdlk Grain Co. DO. 3627.' May i.
Receipt
Wheat ,
Corn ,
Oata
Rye
Barley
Bhlomenta
Wheat
Corn
Oat
Rye
Barley
Receipt
Wheat ',
Corn
Oata
Shipment.
Wheat
Corn .
Oata
: ',: Kanaa City JJ4) Slock.
i-... riv May . Cattle Receipts,
nK00n,he.dC,tVb.eMareef:i .tjady t. we.k:
,.p. 18 40. e.r.lg. .nd .n.
38.65 'yearling heifer.. J.: JW
in 7 75; -beet cow. 36.506.1o.
nther 16 6011)6.26; calvea. atrong to 6o
Signer-. ?e..er tO.00e9.6O; few bull..
hl.h.r: 14.50S1IS.0U. cauutii-
3iSoS.-Rerelpt.. 14.000 head; .rket
alow " to hp.r. .round lie ,weri '""I
1.1. to packc and .hlpper.. 16o to .0e
Kr.di'-e.rr'.lo-r
fS 13.50 8.75; atock .pig
ate.dy to weak: dealrahl kind (10.16W
10 40; few at 110.50. . w..a.
Shep and Lamba-Recelpt. 8.000 head
TTa aheen and lambs, ateady;
wVtheraT 19 60; lSmb 813.60; Colorado
wool,ln1bs. -atrong to li t higher; top
311.70; most early .alee. 16.4015.60. na
tivo prln lambs. (16.75.
Chicago LlvesWck.
rhlc.ro May 3. Cattle Receipt.. 11,
(.OOheSd: berf steer, and h tock.
toady to 10c higher; veal calvea cloaing.
35 (o 608 higher; top matured steers and
yearUnga. 1 900 : bulk '' f.
S"-VrSS5" iS:K8I:.j
Hog Receipt. 26,000 head; opened 10
to 16o lower, closing 15 to 25B lower; top
early. 10.60 for two loads: practical top.
.10 50- bulk, 39.304Jil0.46: shipper bought
about 5,000; hold-over fairly
Sh.p nd I.ambs Receipts 13,000
v "i. lamba irregular: best 60c
-Z iT5. heavy sheep draggy
other classes mostly steady : top shorn
, k iu)Q! tno wooled. 310.50; light
shorn Texas wethers. 10.0010.10; shorn
- 83-pound yearlinffs and twos. 113.75: good
US-pound horn tanrorma ec. i.i
Sioux City Ure Stock.
ntv. la.. Slay 3. cattle iw
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. Clo. I Sat.
MaV 1 .1.41 J H 1.41 H
, , , . 1.43
July 1.28 1.28 1.37H 1.28 1.28
- l.tlZ 1.28 1.28'A
Sep. 1.1914 1.20 1.19 1.194 1.19
l.ltf 1H 1.1
Rye
May 1.01 l.M 1.08 1.08 1.08
July 1.04 1.05 1.04 1.05 1.04
Sep. .98 .98
Corn
May .81 ,.2 . . .1
.61
July .65 ,6 .65 .65 .16
.65 65
Sep. i .68 .68 .(7 .68 .68
8l I ...
Oata
May .36 .37 .38 .37 .36
.37 39
July 40 .40 .40 .40 .39
Sep. I .41S .43 .41 .411, .41
41
Pork I
May 12100 21.00 21.00 21.00 21.00
Lard I "
May 110.85 10.9S 10.85 10.95 10.90
July jll.10 11.20 11.10 J1.20 11.15
Ribs
May 111.97 111.97 111.95 11.95 11.17
July 111. 30 111.90 jll.20 11.20 11.85
16c
.EAA't,..!' market steady.
tower; fed steer, and yearling. 37.:5
.... ' a n tMra ami vearlings,
Z '7l.V,T...: .d heiferi. I4.2S4.
7.75: owners. 2.764.00; veal.. .
J0: feeder, I5.50ff7.00: c.We 4j0
t. 60; feeding cow and heifers. 3V
. , PPReceIpt; 7.000 head: m.rket
loStlT lower: hitcher, ',tjfe,,-t
ii 10: heavy mUrfl. t.00ff..
"he.v7 Parkers, f .,, -"S 8M
-USLr'-loo head: mk.t
teady.
4t. Joseph 1Jt Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. May S.
Hvi. J.ooo hed: market .teady to lac
' ,r.JiJ.'B.;inta. 7.000 head: market 10
..": .- 1(I1S. hulk. 33.96610.10.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 3.900 head:
market steady to 10c hijh.r; lamb.
I16.00ffl5.75; ewe.
VIwH.
Pulu'h. Minn.. H-t 2. Flaxseed Spot
close,- ll.JJlk. '
Qucago&ain j Financial
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Oauk Uat4 Wlr.
Clitcaio. May 2. Strengtli In May
wheat w (lit outttaiititiig teature
ft the grain niarkett today. At no
lime' Mat there any great preur
here, Kantat City an4 Minneapoli.
The (iiiUh wat at the lop with a net
gam 'of I Mc here, while Minne
apoliah tat tip 2 l-c, and Kaixat
City i J Sc. deferred tleliveriet while
averaging higher, held within nar
row limn tnd (inikhed unchanged
to Mc higher. Corn wat unchanged
to I -8c lower; oati, J 8fij...'c higher,
nd rye l-rVtJ.4c higher.
Jiuying o( May wheat here wat
headed by a cash home which told
July and there wat iNo changing by
cniiimUtion liome. At Minneapolit
millert were the bct buyert and
there were reportt of a much im
proved fTotir ileinand from the lat
ter market. The May-July differ
ence here widened to 15 3 8c at the
t.ipor iMmaad Hrlak.
I.aral trader wr tnrllned to Veep
elna a ahorl In ih deferred dellvarie.
Thar w. IHII In th g.n-ral . 10
Inilur any freai amuuiil of trailing on
.lhr id. Ktpnrt d-mand for
ri on wlntar enntinu-a fairly brisk, )loua
with twaho.rd ronnwtion look July
a.ln.t lit bualne.c Iron report at
ira.t Hill attention, .howing do chang
fio.n thoe prevailing of late.
t'-ar. grstn held wltnm raiaitveiy
narrow limit. Calling at 4e for July
corn on reeling order checked n riy
dvnr .ud outsid trad not suf
ficiently large is ahaorb tli efferlnaa.
Can house bought May corn and eat
nd old th July. Shipping demand
only fair. Receipt. 37 rare corn .and 71
rr oat with aampl valuea about un-
ihang.d u compared with Ih lay. Coun
try bfrenng of com to irrlv war imm
deapl th r-rent upturn In price a
farmer. r huay with field work and
can not ret Urn to haul
1id in ry wa. in-ilnlv of a local
chare. lr and th rang of price th
mrlleat In torn time. Kport demand
wa In rvldenc at th ae.joard but taia
.ir not lark.
I'll oiee.
1 th far of receipt of 103.0OA.0RO
buah'la of corn from November I to April
;. t'hicago (lock increased only 3.000.
00 bushels. On November I (lock ag
gregated 8.900.000 bushel and on April
:'( were about 8.100.000. Indliatlng that
) 00.004.000 tiuehel had been dlapoaed of
In alx monlns. On November I. No, 1
mixed corn aold at 4(Viff4lr. while to
day th .am grain. In th far of an
Immense movement. wa. (2wff62.
Ther r many traders who look for
corn prirea lo do materially better In th
near ruuire.
Fairly liberal rharlera h.v been mad
at the Atlantic aeaboard of lata fcr th
shipment of grain to North Africa. The
latter had a practical crop fallur laat
fall and hav been peralatent buyer. Th
demand for room ! expected to continue
th balanc of th month, and booking
so far are aufflcient to tak out around
1,00(1,000 bushel of wheat.
W. H. Armstrong with J. E. Bennett
4V Co. In a apeclal letter on corn
rail attention to th fact that for two
year, th United State ha had a large
crop and only twlc In 60 years have three
larg crop been gathered In aucceaslva
year.
Omaha Produce
Furntahed by tat of Nsbra.ka. de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
ket and marketing:
LIVE POTJLTRT.
Wholesale
Buying Pr.
Broiler. 0.400.45
Stage
Hens,
Hens,
Cock.
Puoka
Geese
Broiler
Stag ..
Hen ...
Cocks ..
Tlucks ..
Gee ...
Select , .
No. 1...
No. 2 ..
Cracka .
light....
heavy...
.13 a
.50
.220
.11
.20
.10
.15
.24
.24
.16
.24
.14
DRESSED OULTRT.
sons.
Wholesale
Sellln Pr.
IO.50fflO.SB
.180 .23 K
.26
.25
163'
260
160
.27
.27
.20
.30
.20
.659
.25 T
.280
.200
.300
.25 0
.240
,220
.200
.200
.60
.25
.30
22
tit
.30
.20
.24
.21
.21
New Trk Cotton.
New York. May 2. Prlcea advanced
vigorously In today's cotton market and
gains ol rrom H to o a pound were
scored. Ther waa heavy buying from
Wall street Interests, room short and the
trade. That the public wa interested on
the bull sid wa evident, many operator
who have recently been actlvs In stocks
and grain only entering th cotton market
ior me rtrst time in monins. rne net
reached a level 60 to (0 .points above the
previous close before a alight midseason
reaction occurred. Immediately following
the profit taking prices bounded up a
level of 60 to 81 points net galnT" In the
last hour the market was stronger than
in many months. An acute acarclty or
contract led to an advance of more than
100 point in llsy which touched 19.70c
compared with 18.(9o last night Other
options rose 69 to 84 points. The close
was a few points under th top, (3 to 91
points net higher.
spot cotton, steady. 93 point, advance.
19.90c for middling upland.
southern .pot markets were: Galveston.
IN.SOc, 75 points adverse; New Orleans,
17.57c. 76 points advance; Savannah,
is. 25c. 88 points advance: Augusta, 17.25c,
88 points advance; Memphis, 18c, 60
points advapce; Houston. 18.35c, 75 points
advance; Little Rock, 18c; 75 point ad.
vance. - ,
BUTTER.
Creamery, print .36 0 ,.40
ureamary, tun., iiw
Country, best 210 .23 .27 0 .29
Country, com "..18 0 20 .220 .26
Butter fat, atatlon price, 380.
HAT.
Prairie No. 1 upland I13.0OAU4.OO
No. 3 upland. 11.000 12.00
No. 3 upland 7.000 8.00
No. 1 midland 12.000 13.00
No. 2 midland 10.000 11.00
No. 3 midland... 7.00 0 8.00
No. 1 lowland 8.00 0 10.00
No. 3 lowland 7.000 8.00
Alfalfa, cholc 21.000.23.00
No. 1 19.00 0 21.00
Standard ..' 15.000 17.00
No. 2 13.000 14.00
No. t 10.000 11.00
Oat straw ' 8.000 (.00
Wheat straw 7.000. 8.00
FRUITS.
Banans: 708o lb.
Oranges: Size 210 and larger. 16.500
8.50; size 250. 16.5007.75: size, 288, 16.60
07.25; size. 324. 6.006.75.
Lemons: Per box, (7.0007.60.
Grape fruit: Per crate, 14.7607.00. '
Apples: Wlnesaps, according to iz and
grade, (2.5004.00; Ben Davis, according
to- size and grade. 32.00 0 3.00; Newton
Pipplna, according to alze and grade, 13.50
3.00.
Strawberries: Crates. 24 tq. boxes, 1.00;
crates, 24 qt, boxes, (6.00.
Figs: 24-lb. packages, I oz., 12.25; bulk,
per lb., 15016c. '
Pineapples: According to size, 14.500
5.50.
' VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New, 40-lb hampers No. 1.
33.0003.60; new. 40-lb. hampers, No. 2,
32.5003.00; western Nebraska, No. 1, per
cwt, (1.7602.25; Colorado and Idaho
whites, per cwt., (2.0002.26; red river
Ohio. No. 1, per cwt., 12.3602.60; Oregon
netted gems, (2.50.
, Sweet potatoes: Per hu., (1.7602.(0,
Celery: Per doz., 76c0(2.OO. '
Head Lettuce: Crates, 13.0004.50; head
lettuce, doz., fl.0001.60; leaf lettuce, do...
15086c.
Rubarb: Home grown, per dozM 60c.
Egg plant: Dosen. (2.00. .
Onions: Texas crystal wag, 46-lb. crates.
jz.7oTO3.oo; yellow onions, 45-lb. crates,
IS.7t03.tO.
Cauliflower: Crate, (2.2602.50. '
Asparagus: Dozen, (1.00.
Cucumbers: Hot house, doz., (2.0002.50;
hampers. 6-doz., (3.0003.50; Florida,
crates, 15.00 0 6.00.
Carrots: Old, er lb., !H 4c.
Radishes: Toung southern, doz., 40060c.
Carrots: Toung southern, dozen, 90c
Beets:
(l.oo.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
OMh Re U) War.
New York, May 2,-Sigot of
diminished interett in the itock mar.
ket were iible enough today. Al
though prkei were generally higher,
the advance! of a point or more were
Mattered, spasmodic and plainly a
contequrnce of professional activi
tie 8. The bond market wat alo
ttrong with a couple of foreign loam
going into new limb ground; but the
distinctly more Inierening movement
of the day wat in the foreign ex
change and cotton market. The cot
ton market like the wheat market
of February, hat thit week moved un
der the double influence of it leant
temporarily advene weather condi
tion! turrouildins the new rron and
of tudden realisation that the trade
iiaq Dcen lorgetting tome ettenttal
factt in the old crop.' supply and de
mand potition. It wat Monday'i
government estimate on world a con
umption and "carry over" which
woke the market to these factt,
which it might have known before
and tfie remit wat today'i violent
advance, carying cotton pricei 6 to
7c a bale above last wek'i dote. The
New York tpot price thit afternoon
reached 19.90 centt a pound; the
higheit tince the 8th of last October,
and only I 5-8 cents under last fall's
high mark. It hat been at low it
16.45c thit ycjr.
Werllag .ear Tee.
In sterling e.rh.ngo today movement
though neither aa auddrn nor a violent
"V '? ro"" Prl"" ws. In It
T. ..fa'"." ,nP'"v- The high rat
of 14.41 l-l at which th market cloaed
repreaentnt only half a cent rls over
Monday but It marked a valuation not
reached sine th day. March I. whan It
went to Ih eeaeons high point or 34.44V
Tni upward movement may hav re
riected London' reeling over th later
cours of vnt at Genoa (lb ether x
change did not mov wltb sterling), or
It may In om way hav reaulted from
th mood Inspired by th British finance
minister' budget speech, it not al
together clear, however. In what Way re
duction of a ahllllng In th pound on th
Income lax ahould affect International
exchang and Sir Robert Horn also de.
clred plainly that th government would
'meet without queallon" th Inlereat on
It debt to our treaaury. On general
principle., thl. .hould mean large aalrs
of drafts on London during the next few
months. Tet It will not have been for
gotten that when an exactly almllar Inci
dent occurred at thla Mm In 1920 In
th chancellor' pled to parliament of
cash redemption of th Anglo-French loan,
and when Inferencea adverae to th ater
llng market wr drawn accordingly, th
rate forthwith roe abov th four dollar
mark for th flrat time lnce th war.
Price Show Increase.
Two Interesting side light on th
economic drift of thing during April wer
contributed today. One was th Dun' Re
view average of commodity prirea, which
showed for th last month th largest
Incress of any month since October; the
average on May 1 being, except for the
March 1 figure, th higheit since April,
1921. Accepting thla Index number aa the
measure. It will be found on comparison
that the general average of prirea la five
per cent above th low level of the recent
reaction reached July 1, last year; 36
per cent below the perlod'a highest level
reached May 1, 1920, and 39 per cant
abov the average or August 1, 1914.
The other statement wa th commerce
department' report on our foreign trade
In March by countries of origin or desttn
natlon. In thl th matter of particular
Interest was our trad with Europe, Our
export to that continent In March wer
th largest of any month since October;
our Import from Europe the largest sine
September, 1920. But th ratio of In
crease in th exports I th. greater, so
that th March aurplua of exports over
Imports, (94,000,000, exceed substantially
that of any of th four preceding months.
This haa some bearing on the foreign ex
change situation even though th export
surplus la smaller by (28.000,000 than In
March of 1(21. and by (246,000.000 than
In March. 1920. In th month trad
with England,, France rl Germany our
export aurplus Increased over February.
With Italy it decreased, being In fact
smaller than In th corresponding month
before Ih war.
New York Stocks
Rang of prlcea of th leading atock
furnished by Logan V Bryan, 248 Peter
Trust building: ,
RAILROADS.
Monday
' High. Low, Close. Close.
A., T. ft S. F 10114 101 101 101
Bait, ft Ohio 47. 47H 47H 4714
Canadian Pacific. .142 141 141 12
N. T. Central . 90 89 89 89
Che., ft Ohio 66 64 64 65
Cit. Northern... 75 744b 74H 75
Illinois Central.... 107 107 107 107
,. 28 28 28 . ZS
.. 03
,. 24
. 28
St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louis, 111.. May 2. Cattle Re
ceipts, 4.500; steers generally steady with
few low priced kinda 10c lower; other classes
stesdy with light yearlings active; few
helfera brought (8.65; top for load lots,
18.40: bulk, I7.656S.30: bulk beef cows.
85.!606.!6: bulk bologna bulls. 34.66431
6.00; bulk beef kinds. (4.6606.26; bulk
canners. l3.2ifT5.60; top calves. (8.25
bulk. (8.00 8.25: stockers. 36.00 07.00.
Hogs Receipts, 16.500; steady to 5c
lower: good clearance: top. (10.56: bulk,
150 to 230-pound averages. 310.40010.50:
pigs and packer sow, steady; bulk, 100
t" 120 pigs. 39.60trl0.25; stock uigs. (.T5
(I S; packer sows, mostly (8.85; quality
mostly good,
Sh-ep and Lambs Receipts, 2.000;
st-adv; choice Kentucky spring lamha,
Slti.To: bulk springers. (16.00ffK.50; mcrt
S'T lo god wH lambe. 116. 2: bulk
i ewes. 13.0098.60; choice light ewes,
IS.00. .
Toung southern, dozen, 90c
Turnlna: Ynnnr an, it v,an .
ti.oo. -.-.-..
n. Onions: Toung southern, dozen, 75086c:
home grown. 16086c.
rpinacn: rer lb.. 12014c. .
Oreen peppers, Ib. 30036c.
Parsley: Dozen bunches. 460758.
Nut and honey unchanged.
HIDES AND WOOL. ; . ''
Beef hides: Oreen salted No. l.'ner lb.,
56c; green salted No, I. per lb. 4 6c :
green hides. No. 1. per lb.. 304c: green
pr lb- 03c; green ealted
(old lock) per lb.. 203c; green alted
bull hides. No. l, per lb 3c; green salted
bull hide. No, 3. per lb" Je. "
Horse hides: Lara-e. each 98 ra. me
dium, each, 33.00; email, each, 11.60: pony
and. glues, each. 75c0ll.OO.
Sheep pells: Green salted, a. to alee
ana wool, eacn, 60975c; .hearing, pelts,
green salted, a to size and wool, each.
6010c. ' -
Wool: Choice, fin one-half blood, per
lb., 20024c; medium and three-eighth
blood, per lb.. 18021c: dow and one-fourth
blood, per lb.. 15016c; burry wool, per
IO.. BOIUC.
noiesaie prtcea or peer cuts are aa
follows: No. 1 Ribs, 19c; No. 2 Ribs, 18c-:
No. 3 Ribs, 15c. No. 1 Loins, 25c: No. 3
1.01ns, Z4c; no. 3 Loins, 20c No. 1 Rounds,
16c. No. 1 Chucks. 11c: No. 2 Chucks.
10c: No. 3 Chucks. 9 c No. 1 Plates,
17c: No. 3 Rounds. !c: No. 3 Rounds.
5c; No. 3 Plates. 6c; No. 3 Platea, 4c
Turpentine and Bosln.
Savannah. Ga., May 2. Turpentine.
Steady, 79068c: sales, 426 barrels; re
ceipts. 668 barrels: shipments, 151 bar
rels; stock. 2,680 barrels.
Rosin Firm; sales, 718 casks: receipts,
3.198 casks; ahipments, 4,280 casks; atock,
61.796 cssks.
Quote B., 34.00: P. (4.10: !. (4.1004 12;
F. 4.104.17S: G 4.10e4.2O: H. I., (4 15
4.20; K. (4 20: M. 34.50; N. (5.00; WG.
(5.50; WW. (5.75 6 5.80. .
w Tork roultry.
Nw Terk, May 2. Poultry Live irreg
ulsr: brcilers. 65?'60r; dr.es:d firm;
western chicken, 28 835c;' fowls, 32331c
A
K. C, Southern
Lehigh Valley...
Missouri Pacific.
N. Y. ft N. H...
Northern Pacific. .. 77
Chicago ft N. W.. 74
Penn. R. R. 41
Reading 77
c, K. 1. ft p 46
Southern Pacific... '90
ooutnern ity..
C, M. & S. P.
Union Facifio
62 62 63
24 24 24
27 2r 27
76 76 76
74 74 74
41 41 41
7J 77 77
45 46 46
89 89 (9
24 24 25
27 27 87
137 137 131 13714
8TEELS
Am. Car Fdry 161 1(0 181 161
Alll.-Chalmers ... 60 60 60 50
Am. Loco 117 116 116 115
..120 118 119 118
.. 78 78 78 78
31 ,4
25
27
Baldwin Loco.
Beth. Steel
Colo. P. ft I......
Crucible
Am. Steel Fdry..
Lackawanna Steel
Midvale Steel
Pressed 8teel Car
Rep. S. ft I. . . .
Ry. Stl. Springs
Sloss-Scheffield
U. S. Steel
Vanadium
31
67- (5
39 39
61
38
81
66
69
88
80
65
31
65
89
89
38
80
66
31
66
39
69
88
66
.103 102 103 102
..45 ffl 46 44
Anaconda
Am. S. ft R. Co
Cerro De Pasco
Chill
Chlno
Cat. ft Ariz ... .
Green Cananea
Inspiration ....
Kennecott .....
Miami
98 (7
... 4! 42
COPPERS.
63 63
69
37
20
29
68
87
18
28
41
34
29
Nevada Con'dated. 17
Ray Con'dated
Seneca
Utah
Gen. Asphalt ...
Cosden
Cell. Peterol ....
Island Oil .....
Invincible Oil..
Mexican Peterol
Middle State ..
Pacific Oil ....
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierc Oil
Pur Oil
Royal Dutch . .
Sinclair Oil ...
Std. Oil, N. J.
Tex. Co
Union Oil
Whit Oil
16
.. 12
,. 66
OILS.
... 64
.. 43
..67
..
.. 18
..133 131
..16 14H
41
33
29
17
16
12
15
62
42
66
17
97
42
53
68 '
37
20
29 .
41
34
29
17
97
42
37
29
69
32
41
83
29
17
16 16
12 13
66 (5
(3
43
67
17
2
42
57
is
133 132
15 15
62 61 62 (1
... 65 64 65 (3
,.. 45 43 43 45
... 10 9 9 10
... 34 33 33 34
... 64 63 ,64 63
,..82 31 32, 31
...189 187 188 . 189
... 48 47 47 47
... 22 22 - 22 22
. .. 10 10 10 10
MOTORS.
Chandler 76 74 76 74
General Moiors.... 13 13 13 13
Willys-Ovefland ... 3 7 8 8 ,
Plerce-Arrow 22 21 22 51
White Motor- 49 48 49 48
Studebaker 124'i 120 122 120
RUBBER AND TIRES.
19 18 1
Pisk ....
Goodrich
Kelley-Sprlng.
Keystons.Tir
Alax
U. S. Rubber
42
62
23
17
67 'i
42
51
22
17
66
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar.... 40 40
A.. G. ft W. I. ....j 38 35
Am. Int. Corp 47 45
Am. Sumatra 35 34
Am. Telephone. ...123 121 121 122
42
61
23
17
66
40
37
46
:5
19
43
60
22
17
65
40
35
, 46
34
Wtlaea Cm. 4T 44
Waal Klwirl .... : !'
Am. Wuj oi
Miav'BU..setn.
A. 4X1) t'll..,, ! t
Am, A.m. hem,. 9
Hm. L.IHM44 ..... 34a
I nie pf4., 44
Hnerh Ma! ... 44
nrai. Itapid Tr, 39
t'ennneaial .,,, 49
l et. Prklli 1'
Tel. tl. ft 6- ., V
t'eluuibia ilraph... i
failed iru 11
Natl fnatiiel .... 4:t
fatted rrun i '
Ijirlllacd Tebi!('.ll
Nat I Mad 9i
klladelBhla Co.... '
ruiimaa I7t l:4, :i 1:4
Punt Alrgi tu. 40 40 40ia "
so rerio ii ug
Halail all or. .... 63
t L ft .n fran. II
Car I'hemiral,. 16
Total ul. 1,091, 0.
Money Clo, t ptt
im, 4 per r.
Mark Clo, ,:; Monda'g (lot.
.e5i4. '
r-r.wt Clo, .(113; MBdy'a cloee,
,(;i.
meriing Close, 11.41; aioadai'a clo,
ll.
IIS
:
in
ii
98
.3
46
t
39
14
tl
?)V
t
14
S
V,
141
!
91
34
41
J
j.
19
l
91
lS
14
H
94
li
41
61
3
tent I ateoiiay't
New York Bonds
(Th Bee la the only Omaha
newtpaper which publithea the of
ficial close of the New York Stock
exchange bondO
New Turk. May f. Loral Irseilons again
i th most ronapituou riutrs or
toiler s mora artlv pond market, issue
of wider scop (hvwint oct.alon.l Ir r-aula
my.
New Tork rallaar refunding foura roe
3 pointa en eaperially heavy arruniula-
tian in in iatr neaiinga ana in certi
ficate and djwtmenl five gslned I
point a. h.
Interborough refunding five also were
ateadily acquired and further bu)lng of
Third Avenue Issue, w.a noted.
High grail railway mortgage, register
ed few change, but th underlying is
sues of many western, outhwtern nd
coal road wer hiher by fraction to on
0lnt.
(lovermnent offering, wer decidedly
n.lsed. all th Liberty leaue cloalng at
light reaction on .mailer dealing. French
and rila government and iiiutilRipai
wer trongeat of Ih interntlonl group
nd Argentine fives held firm but Mexi
can continued their recent rrHn move
ment. Total .ales, par value, aggregated
111,432,000,
(9.11
99 61
09 44
99.72
(9.7
104.63
100.03
Clo.
99.20
99.64
99.66
99.70
99.46
99.60
99.80
100.66
100.02
110 110
92 92
87 li 87
87 87
103 10.1
104 105
73 73
113U 114
111
95
101
98
97
96
106
102
91
77
I'nlted Blalea Booda.
Sl. fin (l.onoi High Low
(01 Liberty 3. .. 19.41
Liberty 1st 4.
Liberty 2d 4s
!0 Liberty 1st 4s II 74
(14 Liberty 2d 4'.s 99.63
666 Liberty 3d 4i. 99.86
14K Liberty 4th 4. 99.84
(163 Victory 4.. ...100.60
10 victory g ..100.03
Foreign Government, Stat and Municipal.
10 Argentine 7 103 101 101
t Chinese Gov Ry is. 63 (2 62
. 3 City Bergen 8 ..110 110 110
16 City Berne 8. 113 113 113
36 City Bordeaux Is.. 87 7 87
1 city cnriatiania as.H'i
( City Copen 6a .. (3
23 City Lyon. 6. 87
33 City Marseilles 6s.. 87
is city R u jan ts..i4
13 City B Paulo 8... ..105
6 City Toklo 6s .... 73
26 City Zurich (a ....114
t Danl.h Muni 8a A. .111 111
68 Dcpt Seine 7. 96 96
23 Dom Can ia n 29. 101 101
II Dom Can 6a 31.... 99 (8
163 Pu Eas Ind 6a 47. 97 96
160 Du Eaa Ind 6a 62.. 96 96
38 French Rep 8s ....106 106
138 French Rep 7 ..102 102
46 Japaneae 1st 4s.. 91 91
61 JaDanesa 4s 77 77
62 King Belgium 7s.109 108 108
80 King Belgium 6. ..103 103 103
13 King Denmark 6a.. 99 (8 99
1 King Italy 6s ... 96 96 96
164 King Nether 6s ... 95 96 '95
King Norway 8.
38 King Sweden 6a
194 Pa Ly Med 6s .
, 27 Rep Chile 8s 46
8 Rep Uruguay '8.
28 State Queen. 7.
14 State Oueen. Is
6 state RODS la. io 103 hm'
96 Swiss Confed 8s. ...117 117 117
264 UKOBftI 6s 22. .107 107 107
103 UKGBftI 6. 29 ..107 107 107
33 UKGB&I 6. 87 ..103 103 103
40 U S Brazil 8a 106 106 106
41 U S Mexico 6s ...I 67 67 67
17 U 8 Mexico 4s .... 68 57 67
. Railway and Miscellaneous.
. 1 Adams Exp 4a 75 75 75
4 Ajax Rubber la ..100 100 100
t Am Ag Chem 7..104 104 104
1 Am Cotton Oil 6s.. 8 8 8
3 Am Smelting 6s... 92 91 92
78 Am Sugar 6s:v 100' 100 100
18 Am T ft T cv 6s.. .115 114 114
9 Am T ft T col tr 5 99 98 98
7 Armour 4V Co 4s.. 91
11 At T ft S Fe gen 4a 89
17 At T A S F adj 4s. 83
7 Atl C Ln 1st con W 88
17 Atl Ref 6ls 104
18 B ft O 6a 100
12 B ft O cv 4s 83
11 Bell T of Pa 7... ..108 108
26 Beth Stl ref 6. 97 96
llt 111
102 102
S3 '4 83 4k
106 106
106 106
i.110 110 110
.102 10ib l:i
..113
..103
.. 84
..106
.107
91 91
88 88
83 83
88 88
103 103
99 100
82 82
108
96
99
97
116
92
. 89
' 99
81
62
72
67
107
84
84
82
76
103
91
78
92
American Can
Central Leather...
Cuba Can
Cuban-Am. Sugar.,
Corn Products ....
Famous Players...
Genersl Electric...
Gt. Northern Or.,
Inter. Harveater..,
Am. H. ft L. pfd..
V. 8. I. Alcohol...
Inter. Paper ,
Inter. M. M. pfd.,
Am. Sugar Ref..
Pesre-Roehuck ..
Stromsber
Tnbarco Products
Worth. Pump ...
49 49 49 48
. 38 38 38 38
16 15V 164 16
22 22'4 22 21
103 102 103 103
ZVfc SI . si
164
39
90
69
61
53
81
76
76
65
M
11
164
39
95
69
60
61
84
TS
73
64
7
61
164 164
lit J9ti
95' 9
69
60
65
86
7S
75
65
7
62
60
61
4S
75
78
65
67
(21
6 Braden Copper 6s.. 98 98 98
8 Bklyn Ed gen 7. D.106 106 106
32 Bklyn R T 7a ct at 80 79 79
34 Can North'n 6a..ll2 112 112
60 Can Pao deb 4s.... S4Vi s"
2 Cen of Georgia (s. 99 09
11 Cent Leather 5s 97 ' 97
31 Cerro de Pasco 8s. US 116
7 Chesa ft O cv 6s... 93 92
6 Chesa ft O cv 4s 89 88
121 C B ft Q ref 5a A.. 99 98
61 Cht ft B 111 6s 81 81
46 Chi Gt West'n 4s.. 62 62
53 C M ft S-P CV 4s. 72 72
39 C M A S P ref 4s 67 66
10 Cht & No'rn 7s.. ..107 107
56 Chi No'rn 6c... 84 84
2 Chi R I ft P gen 4a 84 83
126 Chi K I ft P ref 4s 82 82
5 Cht ft 'West'n Ind 4s 75 76
S3 C C C ft S L gen 4s. 103 102
96 Chile Copper 7s.... 91 90
1 Colo Industrial 5s.. 78 78
21 Col Gas ft El 5s... 92 92
11 Con Coal of Md 5a. 88 88
41 Con'dated Gas 7s. ..115 116 115
IS Cuba C Sug deb 8s 85 84 84
9 Cuba R R 7s A. ..103 103 103
Cuban Am Sug 8s. .105 105 105
1 De M ft Ft D 4s.. 56 60 66
21 Detroit Edl ref 6s.. 103 103 103
22 Detroit Utd Ry 4 83 82 83
2 Dla Match 7s 108 108 108
1 DIs Securities 6s... 45 . 45 45
9 Du P de Nem 7s,107 106 106
24 Desquense Lt 6.....104 103 103
22 Erie gen 4s. 65 '64 65
. 7 Erie pr lien 4s 65 64 66
11 Flsk Rubber 8s ...10 106 106
32 Fram In dev 7s,.100 100 100
22 Gen Elec deb 6s... 99 99 99
46 Goody'r Tire 8s 31.103 102 102
68 Goody'r Tire 8s 41.116 116 116
5 Grd Trie Can 7s...H4 114 114
22 Grd-Trk Can 6s ..104 104 104
77 Gt North 7s A. ...109 109 109
86 Gt Northern 6s B.100 99 100
70 Hud ft Man ref 5s A 85 85 86
22 Hud A Man a 1 6s. 64 63 64
6 111! Cent 6 100 100 100
2 111! Cent ref 4s .... 88 88 88
10 Indiana Steel 5s .. 99 99 99
18 Inter nat Agric 5s. 81 80 81
56 Inter Met 4s ... 19 19 19
33 Inter Met 4s ctfs. 17 16. 16
468 Inter R T ref 5s... 72 71 72
12 Inter M M sf 6s.... 99 98 98
37 Inter Pap ref 6s B 86 86 86
' 7 Invincible Oil 8s .. 96 90 95
10 Iowa Cent ref 4s.. 48 48 48
2 K C F b ft M 4s .. 80 80 84
- 3 K C South 5 88 88 88
2 K-S Tire 8a ......108 108 108
39 Lacks Steel ,6s 50.. 69 99 89
2 L S A M S d 4s 28 94 94 94
10 L S A M S d 4s 31 92 92 92
4 Lehigh Valley 6s. ..103 103 303
7 Liggett ft Myers 6s 96 95 96
1 Lorillsrd 5 95 95 95
13 L ft N ref 6S 103 103 103
. l'Mkt St By con 6s. 91 91 91
' 6 Marland Oil 8s 98 97 97
11 Mex Petroleum 8s. 105 105 105
4 Mldvalls Stl cv 5s.. 90 89 89
2 Minri ft St I. ref 6s 60 60 60
11 MSrP A SSM 6s.l02 102 102
27 M K ft T n pr 1 6s A 84 84 84
105 M K ft T n ad 6sA 68 67 67
21 M K ft T 1st 4s.. 82 81 81
5 Mo Pao ref 6s 23. .100 100 100
85 Mo Pac gen 4s 65 65 65
28 N O ft T M inc 6s. 70 70 70
39 N T Cent col 7s. ..107 106 106
82 N T Cent deb 6s... 103 102 103
7 N T Cent con 4s... 8S 84 .84
9 N T C ft St L deb 4s 84 88 86
23 N T Edl ref 6s..ll0 109 110
8 NTNHftH deb 4s 67 65 54 65
29 NTNHftH cv 6s 48 84 83 84
113 N Y Ry ref 4s ctf. 42 40 42
14 N T Tel deb 6s 49. .106 105 105
32 N T Tel ref 6s 41. .104 104 104
28 N T W ft B 4S.. 68 65 66
4 Nor ft Sou 6S A... 67 67 67
24 Nor A West cvarfs.108 108 108
1 Nor A -West con 4s. 88 88 88
12 Nor Pacific p 1 48. 87 87 "87
12 Nor Pac gen Ssl... 63 3 63
182 N P G N Jt 6s..l06 106 104
4 Nor Sta Pow ref 6s. 92 92 92
37 N W B T 7s 106 106 106
3 Ore A Cat 1st 6 .. 88 9S 98
12 O R ft N 1st 4s .. 89 7 87
!l n s T. r i c 112 1i 101
43 O 8-I. rf 4s 92 1 91
10 o W R R ft N 4S.. 2 81 '3
J: Pac a ft E 6. .... 93 : 93-
91
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t;i
a!
13
9S
'4
!
II Park Mel t ar I .14 14 l
4 I'.u.Am P X I. I 10 l
81 I'a H ft tl !
II I'a ft R ..,. 14 9t
II I'a R II . .. I !' '
4 I', Ma, 4 rl .. 44 94
II Pirn ml .kj Is, I ! !
4 l'r. M.l . ,...IJ :!:
19 H.a.llHg grll 4 ., t' ''
l It I H tot .... 91'
t R U 4 W lat 4 ... II
I R I A ft I. I ... J
III.INtl ref It.
1 H I, 4 a K adj .... kit,
84 M U r im ., 1"',
II H I, ft f p I 4 A. 1l4
I KlilW lat 4 It',
lirtKCIII 4 83
Si N n A Utan ...,
II I H A I. dl 4..... tl
. k B A I. tef 4 ... 44
II Mi Hteel llaan Is. 99
I k.a.l.lr li iv li.e.liMU 4 e4
:: Minrlair till rol It. .100', n jets.
roii fai-ifiv rr 81 S 91
;t Hail I'aulfltf re 4a, .4
11 Hon I'm rol tr 4a., '
lt hau Ry ,. '.
21 two Ity con .... 94
l ku.u Kay gen 4 ..
13 MeoP III hu 1 .. 10
31 ian Oil Cat l'h 7e.l"7 J.4 !,
II Thud Av d 6 .. !' l
3 Thud At lef la ., .1 I T
II Ti.lei.it till e.lM't l"l l1
19 Tub I'rnd 7 1l 11 'i 11
24 I'nian I'aa let 4. ., 91 ! l
47 liem of fan 63 W .l" 1""
91.1'l-hlu.a.l (a rlfa. 91 9
t H.lh Hi. el I'M 6a. 93 91
I Cent I'aa Utd 4... 91 16
t t'nion I'ae rv 4a .. 91 91
t t'timn I'a.. rer 4a ,. 81 II
6 1J n ii.ii Tank Car la. 1014, let,
t United I 'rug t. ..lut'a nt
II III! Hy I la I P., l 44 14
I U N Really 6 961 941
7 II S Rubber I...09 lot. Jni
llll I llul.bcr 4 89 SI .49
71 V 8 Hied f ..10) 1H 101
I I I. h I ft I, 6..,. 93 92 9!
21 Va l ro hem 7s. ' 9 '
3 Virginia Ry I 97 97 97
84 Wabash let .... 91 97 97
14 Wet Mary 1st 4. 44
I West 1'a.lflo a.... 11 84 (4
I We.t L'nion 4....o 114 110
ti Weafhoui Kleo 7. 17 IU 17
3 W ft L li 4..., 64 tl 41
i Wlu ripen Klerl 7. 19 91 99
40 Wit. A Co ef 7. ,0J 0 6
M Wil. ft t'o rv ta.... 91 91 91
29 Wi rent gen 4a... 11 91 91
Total sales of bond today wer (II.
432. flno, compared with (14.472,000 pre
vlou day and 11 1,(70,000 a ear ago.
94
1'
11
I,
kit
34
IP
91
99
It.
I
94
IK
.4
kf
N. Y. Curb Bonds
...106 106 ln
..101 101 101
..loo loo ioo
...106 105 106
...104 104 104
...104 104 104
.. 98 94 . 98
...101 101 101
87 86 86
..100 100 100
..101 101 101
..103 102 103
.102 101 101
.101 101 101
.101 101 101
.107 106 107
.109 108 109
'99 100
85 86
23 23
New Tork. May 1. Trancllon on th
New Tork Curb Bond market today wer
aa follow;
Domeetle Bund.
Sale (in II 000) High Low Clo
1 Allied Pecker 6 .. : 83 13
I'Alumlnuin 7 26.. .lo; lfi; 102
1 Am Cotton Oil 6. .. 99 99 99
t Am Lmh ft Tra Is, 106 106 106
20 Amer T ft T 6. 22.100 loot, no
4 Amer T ft T 6a 24.101 101 ini.
6 Anil.'on Cop 6 ....100 00 no
113 Aiiacoud Cop 7 29.103 103 103
17 Ang Amer Ull 7.103 103 103
13 Armour ft Co 7s ..104 104 104
21 Beth Steel 7a S3. ..104 104 104
7 Beth Steel 7 36. ..102 o; A2
14 Can Purine 6 ....101 101 101
( Coluin Graph t .. 46 46 46
1 Con.ol Textile 8 .. 99 99 99
25 Cuban Tel 7a
1 Deere ft t'o 7
64 Goodrich Tlr 7.
11 Grd Trk ( ...
14 Gulf Oil 7 ....
11 Helnx Co 7 ...
1 Hood Rubber 7
13 Humble Oil 7 .
146 Inter R T 8 22.
8 Kenn Copper 7s. 105 106 306
1 Laclcd Gas 7a .... 99 99 99
t Nat Acme 7 a .... 97 97 97
5 Nat Clo A Sui 8a ..103 103 103
33 N Y N H A K 4s.. 96 94 95
1 Proc ft Gam 7 23. .103 103 102
80 Pu fie Co NJ 7. ..103 103 103
11 Robert Cair 7a ... 97 97 97
b Mean noe 7a 22.
1 Neais Roe 7s ...
18 S W B T 7a ....
8 Stan Oil NT 7a 30. .107 107 107
7 Stan Oil NT 7a 31.109 109 109
2 Stan Oil NT 6a..106 106 106
16 sun Ull 7s
2 Swift ft Co 7s 25
6 Texas Co 7 ....
' 7 Tol Kdleon 7s....
10 Un Oil Prod 8s ..
13 Un Ry Hav 7 ..105 105 105
1 Vacuum Oil 7 ....106 106 106
8 Warn Sug 7a 41. ..100 100 100
2 West Elec 7 108 108 108
1 Winchester 7s 23.101 101 101
. 1 Atl G ft AV I 6s..., 68 58 58
10 Can Nat Ry 5a ... 99 99 99
2 Char Iron 8e .... 99 99 99
11 Del ft Hud 6l... 99 99 99
66 Freeport & Tex 7s. 101 101 101
79 Int 0 N 6s 66 66 65
3 Kan G A K 6s .... 96 96 96
1 Kings Co Lt 6... 98 98 98
1 Niagara Falls B...103 103 , 103
7 No Am Edl 6s . ... 92 92 92
' 94 N T N H A H ... 91 91 91
6 Saks ft Co 7s 100 100J4 100
10 Union. Oil Cnl 6s... 103 101 101
68 Un Bag A Pap 6s. 99 91 98
Foreign Bonds.
12 Argentine 7a 23 100
9 City Algere 8s 86
15 Russian 6a 23
10 Swiss 5s 101 101 101
20 C Elberfeld 6 5 6 5
39 C Solas. n 6 86 85 86
15 Pa Ly Med 6s 23 23 23
20 N Y NH Fr 7s .... 76 ' 75- 75
10 U S Mexico 4 47 47 47
Chicago Stock.. -
Range of prlcea of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248
Peters Trust building:
Armour & Co.. pfd 96
Armour Leather com .12
Cudahy ,65
Cont. Motor 9
Earl Motor 3
I.lbty 3
Montgomery-ward zz
Nat. Leather 2
Plggley Wlggly 45
Stewart-Warner 39
Swift ft Co 101
Swift Int 19
Union Carbide 57
Wrigley 102
New York General.
New Tork, May 2. Flour Steady;
spring clears, 6.2S(g6.75. '
Wheat Spot, Irregular:" No. 2 red and
No. 2 hard, 1.55c; No. 1 Manitoba.
11.60; No. 2 mixed durum. 11.47 14 c c.
I. f. ; .track Nevv Tork to arrive. .
Corn Spot, firrn: No. 2 yellow and No.
2 white 81c, and No. 2 mixed 80c c 1.
f. New Tork all rail.
Oats Spot, firm: No. 2 white, 49c.
Lard Steady; mlddlo west,- (11.45
II. 65. s
Other articles unchanged.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, May 2. Potatoes Steady; re
ceipts, 90 cars; total United States ship
ments, 694 cars; Wisconsin sacked round
whites, 1.902.00 cwt.; Wisconsin round
whites, bulk, 2.002.05 cwt.; Michigan
round whites, bulk, (2.05 cwt.; Idaho
sacked Russets, (2.252.36 cwt.; Idaho
sacked Rurals, mostly (2.16 cwt; Canada
sacked white variety, (2.15 cwt.; new
stock steady; Florida double headed bar
rels Sprauldlng Rose, No. 1, (6.606.76;
No. 2. (4.60. '
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis. May 2. Wheat Cash No.
1 northern, (1.62 $1.65; May, (1.58;
July. (1.48.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 6456c.
Oats No. 3 white, 35860.
- Barley 58 60c.
Rye No. 2. (1.011.02. . ;
Flax NO. 1, (2.85S'i 2.88.
' , Chicago Poultry. "
Chicago, May 2. Poultry Alive, higher;
fowls, 27c; broilers, 42955c; roosters, 16c
S930c; standards, 34c.
Eggs Higher; receipts, r.s4& cases;
firsts, 234J34c; ordinary firsts, 21
22c: miscellaneous, 2323c; atorage
packed extras. 26 026c; storage packed
firsts. 2526c.
New Tork Trod nee.'
New Tork, May 2. Butter Steady;
creamery firsts, 3739o.
Eggs Firm; hennery whites, first t
extras, 28 & 34c.
Cheese Weak: state, whole milk flat
fresh specials, 16 17c.
Dried Frnlt,
New Tork, May 2. Evaporated Apples
Quiet; state, 17 W 19c.
. Prunes Firmer.
Apricots Few her.
Peaches Steady.
Raisins Easy.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, Mo., May 2. Close wheat.
May. (1.29; July, (1.19; September,
(1.17.
Corn May, 66c; July, ie; Septem
ber, 62c. .
St. Loula Grata.
St. Louis, Mo.. May I. Wheat May,
(1.37; July. 11.24s.
Corn May, 69 c; July, 63864o.
Oata May, 36 c: July. 41c
Mlnneapoll Floor.
Minneapolis, Mav 3. Flour Unchanged
to "Or hieher: family Patents. iS.209
'8.25: shipments. 41.730 barraJ
?ran KJ.OOe 35.00.
Tf!fliouc (Joitijiauy HonJ
Will He M.rkflrii 'iVIjy
New Ve.iV. Mav if-l'uhliti utter
In I ol f.'Ji-Hikitl ,10.year 5 per tfi't
Im.hi), o the .Vitie Tel'tduMie and
Tel'ftapli company will N made
here tnnim row iy a lyuduate hradrd
by J. 1. Morgan & Co. 1 he Itondt,
wliiill are ot the (riirral rriuiul'iiu
itiortgage I) pe, hearing 7 per lent In
trre.i, will be oiictfd at V4 ta yield
7.'l Jer cent.
The underbill.: seurul iI'M of
the company it now alwut .W,IV
000. iiidtidiiiaT IJIAKM-tf bond if
tue due hi TJ7. The bond to be
oifcred tomorrow will be callable alt
er 10 year. The i-.tie a part ol a
general plan lor during. m the
(loaling debt ot the company. A bond
ittue ol fti,iMK),iHKj ot Die Canada
Steamship line. Ltd.. alo will be
offered tomorrow. Kict Kiiumuit
Si Co.. heading- a local tyiiditate, will
olfer H5UU.MHJ worth of bonds and
the remainder will be oiieicd m Can
ada. 4 Mrg holler.
4'liiog. lv i Ih t-uller tiirk1
opened very weak, with eheri pfi. re
di.'l."i. en all "rea, but duimg Ih day
kqera, feeling that ptl.M line!
at Ih b"iiiii fur Ih n.ie.iit.
looking fur .la Hot could b bouahl
rlieap, ehipfing ord-i Itom the
her butler wa rvp-'M-d r.
alao null uumeroua. HIIII, with Ih b"l
ler trading, the aupply of butter en th
market wa ample, iu while buyer.'
Vea war umiaually hnw Him e.f th
aeliera, iwncoaaioii wer not Mnroninn
Ondderabl quantllir. ef both wlie.a
milk and renlialKcd wei ahipnl ft Ob
ron.i.uiii'ni. sum nf II by euirr.. hop
ing 10 tai'h Ih market lli.t brfnt a
dm'llne. Car. of renitat!e wer "t
dull lieeeuM buyei did "l "t u'tt
larg luta.
Imrlea Moarr.
London. May 3 Bar Mlver 2ld per
ounre; money. I ' per .'em; ,li..ount
ratra. hnrt and three month bill. IStf
I 7-11 per rent.
What Will
The Market Do Next?
KEEP POSTED
Important development
contained In thl week'
msrket review regarding
th following securities!
Middle Stale Oil Sinclair Con sol.
U.S. Steel , General Aaphalt
Baltimore V Ohio Cora Products -Hupp
Motor Int. Merc Maria
Alii Cbalmer Atchison.
' , Writ for (re copy
P.G. STAMM & CO.
Member Con.clldatcd
Stock Exehang of New York
35 S. William St, N.w York
Rents for Apartments
ReJuceJ for Summer
fa...!..ia.tt !lk I fl-illm laflf lf
dined Irmii f J 10 f ll in my Umali
aiuitinriiu. in piannafy
taae, lental agent ay, lbe t educ
tion! weie jf4il'ei wnni r"r
1.... (.. aiurhlirtlta WflC igll
ed. and tinnUr leductwni bae been
made during; prevmn tiitn"fi.
(edutiM iom H l' t
annotinced in Hfdioid-Johnioii
coinpaiiy Bpartiiiein, b lliiiiter
apaiinienl., the lluien'ine- apaU-
tciiuii'l ami jMiritintr
aiitit auitii'rnl control.
I'rieii Ttut Company
liirnu. the
I4I1IIU
Ird by the
arit,y,
KjIc in
tut Acid I.
many apaitmeutt weit
lm
Se V.h, ly t 4'iM'Ba gd
finiirr ldy ..turning tie
ln i.iii.,m ) t.iee ti
tioineea lisl.t. Iiu.lai .aiwd ah-ir r.
Uuul dl.M-e. tit'l't la."f.
Raw ati.ta, .n.e. rvlng MlMr
ia 4iih g'w.u ,ni..
1 tmiutun MrtaU.
Mhdun Mar Kl..i.l ful'pw. iit.
Ill li le irolvtl.' ! tin, 4 t 3 5 4 i
lead. It; !"'. '! 5-'l
V'EcroMai eiryaajfjD
Judging
Investments
TllU BONDS Hated In
our May circular are the
current recommendationa of
this Company. Every bond
on the lint merits the hi(thct
consideration for inventors.
A copy wilt h aent
to you upon request.
The National City Company
Om.h First Nat. Bank Bld.
Telephone 3111 Jackson
CC33Gi70ttO
PL?OCOSwBYot3
Ott 17C530 (SffOOQiatfJO
The gritty, non-skid surface of a Concrete road
in all kinds of weather wet or dry gives you
that control over your car which you need in
t emergencies.
This element of safety, in addition to the clean
liness, comfort, endurance and economy of
Concrete roads, explains the rapid increase in .
Concrete road construction in recent years and
the big increase last year over any previousyear.
Concrete makes the ideal road for the taxpayer
.. as well as the motorist.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gloyd Building
. KANSAS CITY. MO.
c4 National Organization to Improve and
: ; , Extend the Uses of Concrete
Offlcee in 23 Other Cittet
Service
OOO
We Solicit
'Your
Contigntnents
of All Kind
of Graia .
to Omaha,
Chicago,
Milwaukee,
Kana City
and
Sioux City
in the careful handling of all
orders for grain and pro
visions for future delivery in
all the important markets.
We Operate Office at
Omaha, Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska
Hastings, Nebraska
Holdrege, Nebraska
Geneva, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois
Sioux City, Iowa
Des Moines, Iowa
Hamburg, Iowa
Milwaukee, Wis.
Kansas City, Mo.
Private wire connections to all officca
except Kansas City and . Milwaukee.
Eyery Car Receive Careful Person! Attention
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House" ,
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