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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day.
Live Stock
Omaha Grain
Itaraipl wars; rllt Haas Utip
I'lfirlal Monday ,,,, ill) f 71 fill
(final Taeedar .... 7 t si tin
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am day la.l k ,11,111 S4III 64 111
N..ea day t J If 414 1tll
wt iv I iia lllil IHH !ll'l
Hem day r as.. 24,141 11,191 SI, III
tt...ll.la sad HspolliAM f HvMtlWk
in. t'aiea etorkyairf. Omaha. N.Sv, fr
;4 haul, ending I a. m . M I, 11:1,
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r.uie r.ec.tpi were 1"""rt- . f"1
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.( hiu th mnplv f"lrlv
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I mtrtAy in mrAiiir prlc, r nd
hrirrra wr piui nl'mlr. unil lir
,n .lork.r. nit trnrrn on !. rnin
p.rt.l with a k o .' ,nr
flir from .l.rnlv In !lo lowrr. pl.ln
lio.vlrii 1inwlnr Ihe inoi.t dx-llno. HH
huk In n round S hlith.r. n.l ilock
an,l fi.rtr lw liw 5Sn ,url, jk
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k"rv, .I5 40: nil In fh"l-
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7Ji: rommon In fnlr hw. .7ri47.S:
nnil to rhnlro ylrllll. II oj fnlr
to noil ymirllnirit. I7.4nl.: rommnn lo
flr vrtrllni:". I.76tf 7.!5: rholrn to prlmn
hflfr'm, IH. 0(1411.50; oocl to rholc hHf
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oml co. I5.!H.5: OOfl Jo c!llr
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.immon In fnlr utorkrrii. t.OH7.00: tnrk
hHfr. I4.SOSH.00: lork cov. l.hn
I .! Ktnrk calVM. I8.00tfl.00; .lock bulla.
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. . 136
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.. 11311
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. 880 7 00
head. On
the market
u active, mostly lOftlim higher. cWwInK
rlrnnc at tho full advance. Light hogs
nold from Ilo.-J0(rl0.30, with top prlca of
110 35. Mixed Inada and butcher welahta,
$IOW10.35: pnrklnr (radra. 9.6010.0l).
with extreme lieavlea, .00l,50; bulk tf
nalra. 110.00 10.2.
HOGK.
No. Av.
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74. .731
77.. SSI
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76. .24
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10 20
10 30
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90. .213
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80
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10 16
10 26
Omaha, May 5.
Rrooinliirt aict.t in Argentine
fahlrd that the amount of wheat tf
maining for export in that country
wa 74,OUO.(XKI bu. Shipment from
that country January 1. to-datf. ig-
sregate 7MH5.0O0 bu., at compared
with Jl.9,000 ame period lat year. loct a toward the lat iih net
Sterling exchange today v.a quoted loe of 11-2 la J I H on wheat;
H44'j, highcit aince 1919. txport " ' corn. J 3 k on oat
Sheep Recelpta were 4.100 head. Trad
Inn was very hIow to get undar way to
day, aeller!i holding for ateady price and
liuycra bidding illghtly lower. The mar
ket opened later around 25950c lower,
with bulk of shipped lamba aelllng at
- tl 4.00 14.35. . On, lot or- hndywelbt
' ewra Bold, to arrive, at I14.7P wera In-
rluded In today'a run. Practical top,
' 114,26. California aprlng lamba In good
I Biipply, aclling mostly 60o lower with top
i at 816.00.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good
5 -to choice. 14.00I4.45; fat lamba. fair lo
food. $13.0014.00: spring lambs. 116.00
W16.75: cull lambs. 10.0013.00: fat
, rnrllnga, H1.00iil2.50; fat wethers. 00
di 11.00; fat ewes, light. 88.00 &S.00; fat
ewes, heavy. 87.0O4Jil.00. - -
'i SPRINO LAMBS.
i No. ' Av. Pr. , "
, HJ Calif. 68 15 00'
FEEDKR LAMBS.
7:t Calif. 51 18 00
T BARLINGS. . .... .
J 74 Calif. M 11 00
Kansas flty Lira Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., May 6. (U. 3.. Bu
' tcmu of Markets.) Cattle Reeelpta, 1.200:
' all classes generally steady with yester-
- day's low close; top steers, 88.40: best
' Colorado pulpers, 8.00; good and choice
cows. 6.00.76: strictly good. 1.100--
iwund mixed cows and heifers. 17.00:
medium cannera around 83.25: cutters,
U.:r,ft4.76; better grade vcalers moatly
IS.0O4P8.5O.
, Hogs Receipts, 8,000 head: active to
- packers and shippers, - 1013c higher;
. bulk. 190j2:5 pounders. 810.3010.40;
. top. $10.45; 276f 360-pound weights, $10.20
' 10.35; bulk, $10.10010.40: sows mostly
. around $9.00; pigs, weak; best, $10.25.
t Sheep and Lamba Reclpts. 1.500 head;
' killing classes, steady; shorn Texas
; wethers, $.7510.00: shorn Texas lambs.
813.75: Arizona springers, $16.00; natives,
. $14.J515.IS. ..
4'lilcago Livestock.
Chicago, May 6. Cattle Receipts, 3.500
head;- veal calves. 25c higher: all other
classes steady; best yearlings here, IS. 65;
best heavy steers, $8.50; bulk beef steers,
37.60f8.25; bulk veal calves to packers,
1 IS.BOtj'S-75; few best, up to $9.00; bologna
" bulls, active at $6.0005.2$ moatly.
HogsReceipts, 17,000 head; opened
strong to 10c higher; closing firm, moat-
ly i to 10c higher than yesterday s aver
1 ac: top. $10.70: bulk. 110.16 10.65;
. shippers took about 6,600 head; .hold
S over moderate: pigs, strong.
- Sheep Receipts. .000 head: closed
dull, mostly 25 to 50c below yesterday:
'i some heavy sheep off more: very good
.' fod western lambs late, $14.60; good
; handy shorn ewes, $8.50; fat heavy ewes
a largely $6.00
' " St. "Loola Livestock.
a Kast St. Louis, III.. May 6. Cattle
v r.eceitpa. 700 head; few common steers
' . and cannera 10 to 15c lower: light- veal
. calves. 25c higher:' other classes about
'. steady; top yearlings, 88.50; weight 63$
- ' pounds; . bulk cows. 85.00&6-00; bulk
dinners. $$.$ J.M; top vealers. $9.00:
- - bulk, $8.75 $9. 00; not enough bulls or
Blockers - hero to test market,
f Hcga Receipts. 11.000 head; mostly
I 10c higher; good clearance, to 310.75;
bulk. $10.601.70: pigs mostly $9.50
t 10.25; balk packer sows, $8.859.00;
. : uualitv mostly good.
t Sheep Receipts, 1.W0 head: spring
lambs. Sic lower, aged sheep sharply low
f er :ram heavies $1 lower: choice spring
; lambs. $14.50; good light eves, 18.54;
V heavies. $6.5067.00.
huiiueai wai laid to be rather low
for our wheat, hut good for corn and
ot. Continental t.urope bought
mine wheat in Argentine and Aus
tralia. A liberal run of receipts arrived at
Omaha today, consisting oi 73 car
of wheat, 109 can of corn, 22 cart
of oat and 6 cart of rye, no barley,
aggregating 210 car, at compared
with 104 can lait vear. Shipment
were heavy, thoe of wheat were 122
ran, those of corn and rye alto being
fairly large, totaling 256 cars, against
102 cart a year ago.
Demand for wheat was no so good
today and sales were made at prices
ranging from 3c to 4c lower. There
was a good demand for cash corn at
unchanged to )C lower, most of the
sales being lie to VjC lower. Oats
were generally unchanged. Rye was
Lfjtioted unchanged and barley nomin
ally unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. dark hard: 1 car. 11.4.
No. 3 dark hard: 1 car (smutty), l,4.
No. 1 hard Inter l I car (70 per rent
dark), $1.37; t rar (34 per cent dark),
fl.r.s; t rare. l.$2. ,
No. hard winter: 1 car ah!ipera'
weights). $1.31, aaml-ark: rare, $1.31:
I car (40 per rent dark), $1.36; I rar
(7 per rent dark, atnuity), $131; 1 car
(B per cent muity), $1.16.
No. t hard winter: I car (43 per cent
dark). $1.32; $ rare. 11.30; 1 car (.05 per
cent heat damaged), $1.29; 1 car ( 04 per
cent heat damaged). $1.2.
No. I ellnn: I rar. $1.32.
No. 3 yellow hard: t car, $1.31.
No. 3 yellow hard: ! cars, $1.30.
No. 8 yellow hard: S cars. $1.20.
No, 3 aprlng: 1 car (northern), $1.6i.
No. 3. mixed: 1 rar (durum), $1.20,
No, t mlied: 1 car (durum), $1.18.
CORN.
No. 3 while: 10 rant. 64 Sc.
No. 3 white: 1 car. S4.c; l car, 54c.
No. 1 ellow: 3 cars. 65 He.
No. 3 yellow: 25 rara. S6Hc; 1 car
(nippers' welghta), 65S
No. S yellow: I rar, 65 Wc; I cars, 56c.
No. ( yellow: 1 rar, 63r.
No. 1 mixed: I car, 64c.
No. ! mixed: 7 cars, 64r; 3 cars (whip
pera' weights), 64c; 1 car (near yellow),
644i: 2-5 rar, 64c; 1 car (shippers'
weights), I4ic.
No. 3 mixed' 1 car (special billing), 64c;
1 rar, 63 He
OAT8.
No. 3 white: 1 car (shippers' weights),
37 Sir; 1 car, 3714c; 3 cars, 37c; 1-3 car,
36 c.
.No. 4 while: 2 cars. 2'ir: 1 car, 37c.
One car oats and barley mixed, 36 He
RYE.
No. S: 1 car,' $l.oo.
No. S: 1 car (old billing), 97c
No. 4: 2 cars. 96c.
Sample: 1 car (corn mixed). 96c.--BARLEf.
'
No sales.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots.)
Receipts Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 73 70 62
Corn 109 93 34
Oata 22 22
Rye 4 0
Barley 0 2 2
Shipments Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 1!2 70 43
Corn 71 93 61
Oat 21 17 7
R SJ . 0 1
Barley 1,1
PRIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.)
Wecelpts Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 775.000 626,000 764,000
Corn ....981.000 668.000 683,000
Shipments Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 8o,0on 621,000 820.000
Corn 904.404 882.000 1,163.000
Oata 871.000 610.000 699,000
. CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 140 68 S3
Corn 18 83 SJ
Oata 101 85 67
" ' ' KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Carlo's Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat ' 88 130 J24
Corn 27 61 26
Oat S ' 6
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 41 v 43 116
Corn 73 23 44
QRta 23 24 63
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlota . Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Minneapolis ........112 120 158
Duluth ' ,J9 30
Winnipeg. 321 161 $1
Chicago Grain
Financial
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Uaua H I)) .'
Chicago, May S Beari.h senti
ment predominated in the grain mar
ket.. The greater part of the new
was of a depressing character, and
highest price were mane r any. i ne
and SHi'u le on rve
There wa a noticcahlc lack of an
aggreive demand for wheat in
both the May and July. While the
local clement was bearish, tliry were
not disposed lo press the selling side
early. Later what little supimrt there
was, around $1.20 for July, was with
drawn. With some stop loss orders
caught, prices dropped rapidly. At
the inside they showed 2 l-2c under
the close of the previous day. Crop
report from practically all sections
showed improvement. Spring wheat
seeding is rapidly Hearing comple
tion. Mas t'loa !
Ouii-id. msrkaia are preparing to hip
liberal nu.ntlll -a of rash wheal la t hi
rsgo for livery en Slay roalracla. una
Kan.aa (,'liy elciamr loading nut 7.oo
bukl. Minneanolia May, olll'h was e.
Iremely si rung Thursday. I'd Ihe ilrllne
and 4,i.e4 lower, raving soma elfrrt
Iter. K.porl demand waa l aggrra.lt.
Unnany w ft reported lo have taken over
2.000, on buahels Argentine and Au.trallan
kat an orean pauage. LKerpsal rlosed
led lower to .l higher. Ihe email Arg.a
tine piria being a tai lor.
I or u and oaia aboard stubborn reala
lanra lo early telling pressure, but broke
.harply luo.r.l Ihe la.l Ihrn asm of
Ihe I, rat trader alerted to all out. but
they found aupport larking. Slay rora and
nut. both showed more alrcngib than the
Julys, They gained fractionally, Willi the
tlay.July oaia spread (loan lo t cenls
at one lime en tuylng ef the nearby and
aelllng of Ilia July by elevator Inlereeia.
An active dem .nd for ra.h oaia waa re.
ported at Mlnntipnlis snl a fair export
buaineaa was put through In both grains
at the an hoard. Receipts; 31$ care com
and 113 rara oaia.
Trading In rye was rather alow, but
thai grain held up better than wheat and
a fairly good export buaineaa ws under
way at Ihe geaboard.
Pit No'ee.
John Tredwell, provision specialist, saya
that within the la.t few days thera has
been a marked readjustment uf vulues be
tween hugs and produrta whli-h la fully
Juatiried from a manufacturing roat
standpoint. I.lveipool spot lard aas 3
shillings higher yesterdsy. which
strengthened vsluea for lard hero for
time. May deliveries e.lerday wera
450,000 pounda, making 1,150,900 pound
for five daya.
There are aald In be liberal holdings
of wheat at Fort William and Port Ar
thur that ran be delivered on Slay con
tract.. f nereaaary, but elevator Interests
do not caro to part with the wheat at
Ihe preaent time.
Crop reports front Russia ara spoiled
but in (he main are satisfactory, although
locusts have appeared In the Volga terri
tory. Hrovnhall'e Argentine agent estimates
Argentina haa slill 71,000.000 buahela of
wheat remaining for export, of which
18,000.000 huahels have already been aold.
A lesdlng New York house hsd a private
cable climating the surplus at 37.000.ooo
bushels. Its shipments so far aggregate
71,000,000 bushels.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
nv L-ndlke Grain Co. DO. 2627. Msy 6.
Art. Open. High. Low. Close.
Wht.
May
July
I Sep.
Rye
May
Sep.
Corn
May
July
Sep.
Oats
Msy -
July
Sep. 1
Pork
May
Lard
May
July
Ribs
May
July
1.43
1.42 i.i
l.!4
1.36(4
1.1844
1.1SH
I
1.09HI
H
".66
.6544
.6814
.3744
.4014
.41441
1.4244
V.26H
I
1.1844
I
1.3SH
i'Y.iT'.
1.09U
, 9,'
.12
'.'."
I .68 'i I
.38 '4
.404
.41
1.3914
1.39H
1.34
1.25
1,1114
1.17!
1.08 4
.99
, I
s43
.
64
.66
121.26 121.25
I I '
112.50 12.60
IU.90 jll.SS
til. 55 111.65
111.70 111.75
1.01
.99
I
.Sl
".64
'.66
.3714
.40 I
.41l
1.25 121.25 121.35
.3714
.40
.4114.1
1.42
1.42
1.27
1.27
1.1
1.18
1.04
.91
.62
.62
.66
.66
6S4
.31
.4044
.41
I
112.00
111.60
111.35
111.60
M
12.60
11.67
111.40
111.60
I -40J...
12.60
iU.92
111.45
111.67
Sioux City Livestock.
Sioux City. - la.. May 6. Cattle-Re-
relpta, 1.10 head; market, etrong, active;
fed aleera and yearlings. s0B8.50
warmed up steers and yearlings, Jb.oC&
7?j- fat rows and heifers. S 5067.75:
csnners. $3.044.25; veals. $5.00eiO.5Ot
feeders, 86.OOtf7.00; calves, 15,00ft 7.75;
feeding rows and heifers, $4.00t6.00;
atn.-kr. 15.5007.50.
Hoes Receipts. 6.000 head: market. 1
lic hltrher: butchers. $9.90010.1.: stsgs.
I7.00tr7.60: lights, $10.25; heavy mixed.
8S.451S10.00; heavy packers, $9.0089.2.
k,:llc r,f mIm. 19. 90410.15.
Sheep Receipts. 750 head; market.
ateady.
Kansas City Prwdure.
Kansas City. Mo., Msy 5. Eggs Firm
ei-.,a fiii"V
Butter L'nchanged: poultry, unchanged.
Minneapnlla Grain.
-'Minneapolis, May 6. Wheat Cash. No.
1 northern. $1.52 1.64 ; May, $1.54;
July. $1.44. .
Corn No. s yeitow, vi uro.-xi;..
Oats No. 3 white. 5 3644c.
Barley 63 64c. , "
Rye No. 2. $1.02 1.0$.
Flax No. 1. $2.84 2.17.
Kansas City Grata.
Kansas City. Mo.. May 6. Wheat-
Close. May, $1.26; July, $1.16; Septem
ber. $1.09. . .... .
Corn May, 56i4c; JUiy, m;c; Septem
ber, 62c - .
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. May 6. Wheat Cash:
No. 3 hard, $1.301.6O; No. 2 red, $1.31
Corn No. 2 white, lllvw; rso. z yel
low, 5969c.
St. Loots 'Grain.
St. I.ouls. Mo., May 6. Wheat May.
tl.": July. $1.2144 1-21 44.
Corn May, 60c; July. bsc.
Oats May, St He: July. 41c ,
Minneapolis Grata.
Minneapolis. Minn.. May 6. Flour
Lower; family patents. $8.158.20; ship
ments. 45.779 bbls.
Bran $23.006 26.00. :
St. Jeeeph Uva Stock. .
St. Joseph, Mo., May 6. Cattle Re
ceipts. 800 head; market slow; steady to
weak: steers. $7.00 (B 8. 60; cows and heit-
A tnni.nn- -.lve. t6.00fr9.00.
Hogs-Recelpts. 3,000 head: market 10c
to 15c higher: top. $10.40; bulk. $10,210
iahi.n .nit T..mha Receipts. 3.560 head
market slow and lower; lambs, $15.00
15.75; ewes. $8.26.oo
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. 111.. May 6. Potatoes Very
w..k. rM-.inla 60 cars: total L'. a. snip
ments. 936 cars: Wisconsin sacked and
hulir round whites. $1.7061.75 cwt.; Slin
nesota sacked round whtes, $1.70 cwt.:
Idaho sacked rurals. $1.80 cwt.; new
rnrv w..k Florida double headed bar-
rels Sapuldlng rose No. 1. $6.256.50; No.
2, $4.254.50.
Flaxseed.
tMiluth. Mlna.. Ma
i:.;s2.3ci.
I. Flaxseed
Chkage rreaace.
Chicago, i:i.. May 6. Butter Un
changed. Egn Steadv; receipts. 38.100; firsts,
24:4e: ordinary firsts. 21H22c: mis
cellaneous. 21:2Hc: atorage packed ex
tras. 26?6Uc; storage packed firsts, 25
I'Vc.
Poultry Alive, lower: fowls, 25c; broil
era, i8Q45c; roosrera, 15c
' Boston Wool.
Boston, Msy . The Commercial Bulle
tin tomorrow will say:
"The. market here has continued very
strong and prlca are aomewhat higher
again for the week, although the volume
of business has been a little less en ac
count of reduced storks with which to
do buslneas. In lite west there has been
very geners I buying with prices slightly
desrer, then last week, fine wools aell
lng generally at 35 to 42c. according to
what they are.
"The demand for gooda Is somewhat
Improved, even worsted goods at length
responding and the American Woolen
company has advanced prices 10 to 20c a
yard on there goods, occasionally more,
with the expectation that price will be
still higher on account of the rise- In
wool."
The Commercial BuUetin tomorrow will
publish wool quotatlona as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces: Delaine
unwashed, 48 60c; fine unwsshed. 89
40c: half blood combing, 4244c;
blood combing, 40 ft 41c.
Michigan and New Tork fleeces: De
laine unwashed, 46 ft 47c; fine unwashed,
36.18c; half blood unwashed ,3840c;
blood unwsshed, 3940c;, blood un
wsshed, 3738c.
Wisconsin. Missouri and average New
England: Half blood. 3729c; blood,
36 a, 17c; 14 blood, 34 iff 36c.
Scoured baats: Texas fins 12 months,
$1.101.16; fine I months, 95c$1.00.
California northern. $1.1001.16: middle
county. $l.001.02; southern. 8385c.
uregon eastern No. 1 stao le. 81.15421.20-.
fine and combing. 81.10ittl.15: . eaalern
clothing. 9095c; valley No. 1, 95c
li.oo. . - ,
Territory -fine atanle choice 1 1 t R iff, 1 " s
halg blood combing. Sl.00tfl.05: 14 blood
combing, 7678c; i blood combing, 66
ssc. . ,
Fulled delaine. $1.05 ftl.10-. A A. tl.oofli
1.05; A supers, 9095c. '
Mohairs, best . combing, 65068c: best
carding, 60 66c. -..
New York Sugar.
New Tork. Slay 6. The , raw augar
market was unsettled and prompt Cuban
declined to 2 3-8c, cost and freight,
equal Jo 3.98c for centrifugal, but other
wise no change ' was reported. Second
half April shipment Cubas are quoted at
2 7-16c, cost and freight, equal to 4.04o
for centrifugal, with, June shipment at
2 He. equal to 4.11c. Porto Rlcos are
quoted at 3.92c. There were sales of
23,000 bags of Cubas, prompt clearance
to a local refiner and 86,000 bags of
Porto Rlcos to New Orleans, May ship
ment, at quoted prices.
The liberal offerings In the snot market
ted to scattered liquidation In raw sugar
futures and closing prices showed de
clines of 1 to 2 points. Trade Interests
and houses with European connections
were the principal sellers. July, 2.62c;
September, 2,83c; December, 2.87c;
March, 2.84c. -
There was no improvement In the de
mand for refined augar. although .with
drawals on old contracts were said to be
larger. Prices were unchanged at 0.25O
to 6.40 ror line granulated.
There waa a sale or two lots or July
contracts in refined futures. Closing prices
were unchanged to five points higher;
July, 5.95c; September, 6.10c; Decem
ber, 6.00c. . -
New York Coffee.
New Tork, May 6. The market for cof
fee futures opened at a decline of 6 to
9 points under scattered realizing after
yesterday's advance, but soon firmed up
on the firmness of Rio exchange rates and
reports of higher primary markets. July
sold up to 10.26c, making a new high
price for the season, while .September ad
vanced to 10.05c, making the general
market 1 to 10 points net higher. There
was enough realising at these figures to
check the advance, but the close was
within a point or two of the best, last
prices being net unchanged to nine points
higher, salea were estimated at aooui
35,000 bags. May. 10.60c; July, 10.35c;
September, 10.04c; October, 9.98c: Decem
ber, 9.84c; January. t.Soc; Aiarcn, D.s.'c.
Spot Coffee Firm: Rio. 7s, llc; San
tos 4s, 1414 to 144c. Cost and freight
nfefrs were unchanged to a little higher;
Santos 3s and 6s were offered at ,14.10
to 14.50c fov prompt shipment and 13,35
to 15.60c, July-September shipment.
' " Mow Tork Cotton.
New Tork, May 6. The list of cotton
futures was soft in spots, after opening
5 to 15 points higher today. Reflecting
clearing weather cosditiona west of the
Mississippi, prices dropped 6 to 15 points
under last night's clots before mid-day.
The market subsequently steadied and In
the early afternoon the list came back to
atjbut on a level with the previous close.
In the esse of distant options it went
slightly higher above the level. Business
gaine din volume, bufafter rallying to a
point where . prices were up 11 to 20
points net. the market slipped off again
in late trading, under acattered local real
izing. New short selling was checked by
generally bullish weekly statements, how
ever, and the close .waa steady, 6 points
net higher to 3 lower.
Terpentine and Beeln.
Savannah, Ga.. May 6.-Turpentlne
Firm: 81H barrels: sales. 205 barrels:
receipts, 620 barrels: shipments, 1,180
carries: stock, 2,451 bsrrcls.
Rosin Firm: sales, 386 casks: receipt.
1.519 casks: shipments, 905 casks; stock,
61.127 casks.
Quote: B. $4.05: D. $4 15: FGHI, $( 20;
K. I4.25r M, $4.60; N. $5.00; WG, $5.60;
WW, $5.80.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES,
(lawk JSaw I sal .as) W We,
New York, May 5. The notable
incident of today's) (manual markets
was the advance of sterling ex
change beyond the previous Inn h
level of recovery. On the firt of
March Ihe rate touched (4 44 3 8; on
March 14 it was back at 14.7 1-2.
am the mli.equ-nt gradual advance
was apparently hindered, not helped,
by tin' proceedings at Genoa. To
o'ay it reached (4 44 3-4, a rate
quutrd lt w hen the Loudon cheque
(as.eH ;hat figme on July, 14,
in the otinc of a mill decline
which carried down the rale in four
mir'.umiiier week from (4.5U to
?433.
!ncidenl of this kind inevitably
siikgot contract of the pcrioila,
When sterling patted f 4 45 on the
down giadc in July 1919. on its way
In the $J.I8 quotation of February,
19.V, the wild speculation in all mar
ket of the world was approaching
its climax. Money lud loaned at 15
per cent on ihe New York Stock ex.
charge and Ihe reserve percruiage of
thejvhole federal n serve system was
49 -8, The monthly surplus of ex
port from the United States was
$2.li,000.000. Great Britain's surplus
of imports was 7(000.UU0 pound
sterling,
r Mania sVreraal.
It I only by romparing lint etrane.
situation with ih. ihoruuahly rrailjuiil
speculative market! of today, the a la
Per cent money rat". Ihe f-lr. rocrve
ratio of I,, the rereat monthly export
Burpluara of $34,eseeoe to $74.seee or
lees front the tailed Nt.i.a and Ihe r--rent
monthly Impart aurpln.c, sf o,evt
pounds to lt.aoe.es pounds Into meat
Hrltain, that the erenomix r.v.r..l .hi...
lha aierllna market indicates r.o he
wholly comprehended.
Today's Block market resembled all the
other markets of Ihe week, perhaps with
the purely professional character of Ihe
deallnga more sharply marked than on
any of Ihe preceding daya. Ha general
tendency seemed again lo be toear.i.
molerate rrarllon. with mora exi.n.lve
Inaaea where aperulatora In aome of lha
lately much . .pinned oil ami shipping
aharea tried lo take profile, but with an
effort to offset Ihe Influence of iheae d
rlinea by suddenly bidding up other lo.
lated atorka. The Hoeing waa Irregular.
Tranaai tinn. tn bonds were large but wlih
tittle rhange In prices, tine movement
of Ihe day worth mentioning waa the de
cline In banking - acreptanres. a pretty
good measure of the money situation, to
Ihe lowest rate this year.
Expansion of lans.
Statements In detail by the aepsrate re
serve banks show las waa rather nearly
foreshadowed by Thuraday's reports for
Ihe ay. tern and for Ihe New York banki
that the expan.lon of loana and Inrreaae
of reaervca helrt for member bank had
orrurred in the larger cities. These
changes came mostly on the account, of
New York, Roalon and Chicago. In all of
which districts the reserve percentage de
creased. But at the banks In weatern
and southern dlalrk-ls gold reserves tu
rreaaed larg-ly during the we-k. loans
were as a rule reduced and Ihe ratio of
reserves went higher. In the typical
"frozen credit' district served by the At
lanta bsnk, the reserve percentsga roae
to 80 H. a rompared Willi 46 14 a year
ago. The Atlanta ratio is today actually
Ihe hlgheat of all of the reserve dis
trlcta, except New Tork.
For perhapa the first time aince the
great reaction began In the spring of
1920, talsy's week-end mercantile revl"wa
have something more to desire than "Im
proving sentiment." It Is plain enough,
that outside of the ateel and Iron trade,
tangible recovery la proceeding alowly.
But Dun's Review goes so far as to say
that "practically without exception, basic
Industrlea reflect renewed activities," that
"anticipation of forward requirements Is
now more of a factor." and that the vis
ible diaposltion is "to undertake commit
ments that had been deferred berauae of
uncertanlty over the outlook." Dun a pre
liminary compilation of the present week's
exchsnge of checks at banks in the large
American cities shows the rather remark
able Increaae of 20 per cent over the
corresponding week in 1921.
I Amr, I iBd
t aioa l4. 4,14 ,
r-4 h ala.
Hki. Hap ftaa .,
lutilla.aiel '
l.lif.mu 11 a ,
el. ... at , ,
i'aiuoibie Uiaph-,
ImiImI lifug ,,,,
hat I ha.e
I ail. rrau
New York Stocks
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:,
. RAILROADS. ,
f Thura.
High Low Close Close
A., T. & S. F. 1004 99 100 101
Baltimore & Ohio. 47 47 47- 47
Canadian Pacific. .142 141 J42 161
N. T. Central .... 91
Chesa. & Ohio .... 66
Gt. Northern .... 76
Illinois Central . . .105
Kan. City South'n 28
Lehigh Valley .... 63
Misaourl Pacific. 24
N. Y. & N. H 29
North'n Pacific 77
Chi. A N. W. 75
Penn. R. R 42
Heading .-. 78
C. R. t ft P. ..... 454
South'n Pacifio .. 9214
Southern Ry 25
Chi.. Mil. ft St. P.. 87
Union Pacifio
90
64
75
104
28
HI.
27 14
41
7714
44
90
' 24
91 89
66 li 5
7 75
104 10714
28 28
:
' 24
29
77
75
42
77
45
91
25
26
62
23
27
7614
74
42
77
45
9014
24
. 138
...131 137 138
. -. ' . STEELS.
Am.-Car Fdry....l63 1S14 162 162
Allls-Chalmers ... 49 48 49 49
American Loco. ...116 115 115 116
Baldwin Loco 118 117 117 1174
Bethlehem Steel.. 78 77 78 78
Colo. F. ft 1. ...... 33 82 33
Crucible 66 64 66
Am. Steel Fdry... 39 39 -39
Lackawanna Steel. 69 ' 68 ' 69
Mldvale Steel .... 37 37 37
Pressed Steel Car. 80 79 79
Rep. S. ft 1 64 64 64
32 44
64
38
6844
3744
4
Ry. Steel Springs. 101 101 101 101
Sloss-Scheffield
U. a. Steel
Vanadium ,
Ahaconda ...
Am. S. & R
Cerro da Pasco...
Chill
Chlno
Cal. A Ariz
Inspiration
Kennecott
Miami
Nov. Consolidated.
Ray Consolidated.
Seneca
Utah y
General Asphalt .
Cosden
Cal. Peterol
Island Oil ......
Invincible Oil ...
Meiican Peterol.
Middle States ..
Pacific Oil
Pan-American .
Phillips
Pierce Oil
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch
Sinclair Oil
Stand, Oil. N. J.
Texas Co '.,
Lnlon Oil.......
White Oil
44 44
... 97 9714
... 43 41
COPPERS.
... 53 62
...54
37
2014
23
67 V,
37
J944
28
40
. 34
. 29
. 17
, 16
. 13
. 65
OILS.
. 63
. 44
. 58
.. 1
17
40
3314
29
16 ,
16 .
13
65 -
63 '
43
67
'4
17
44
97
43
52 ;
67
37
19
28
40
34
29
' 17
. 16
13
65
63
44
67
1
17
44
97
41
53
B7T4
37
20
28
60
41
33
2914
. 16
16
13
65
3
44
58
17
.133 130 13114 132
1514 J'l 14 16 H
New York Traduce.
New Tork. May 6. Butter Steady.
Kggs Firm.
Chees Weak.
67 '
65
44
10
3 4 '4
65
!
66
6414
43
10
33
6414
33.
6644
64
43
10
23
6414
3244
66
64
4314
10
34
65 '
..19414 18014 1S9 193
4 H - 48 4814 49 V
Chandler
General Motors . . ,
Willys-Overland .
Plerce-Arrow
White Motor ....
Studebaker
RUBBER
Flsk
Goodrich
Kelley-Springfleld
Keystone Tire- . . ,
Aiax
U. S. Rubber
23 22i
. . . 11 10
MOTORS.
... 75 74i
... 12 12
28
10
I'i.
22 21
49 - 49
12114 119 120
A.U TIKES.
12
7
2214
49
1914
41
53
24
17
66
19
41
52
23
17
65
INDUSTRIALS.
1914
41
63
23
17
65
22
11
75
12
7
22
49
121, .
rl
42
52
24
17
65
Amer. Beet Sugar 4014 39 r,94 ....
At., Gulf .ft W. I.. 36 3614 36'i 3C
Amer. In. Corp.. . 46 45H 45 46
Amer. Sumatra .. 35 34 H 34 14 35
Amer. Telephone .12214 122 12214 122
American Can .... 48 48 48 44
Central Leather .. 38H 37 37 SS
Cuba Cane 15 15 1514 15
Cuban-Ame. Su, . 22 21 21 '2144
Corn Products ...102 101 102 102
Famous Players .. 82 81 81 81
General Electric. .163 162 16.1 16?
Gt. North. 'Ore .. 39 39 39 39
Inter. Harvest ... 96 96
A. H. ft L.. pfd. . 6714 67 67 67
V. S. I. A 60 4934 60 60
Inter. Paper .... 62 61 61 61
Inter. M. M.. pfd. 84, 83 84 84
Am. Sug. Ref. ... 76'. 76 75 ' 75
Pears-Roe 75 '75 75 75
Slrom.berff 55 644 5514 66
Tobscco Prod .... 68 68'. 8'4
Worth. Pump ... 62 52, r.: 62
Wilson Co. ...... 46 46 4 46
West Union
Weat. Elc 1 1'i 61 1
Amerl Woolen ... 94H 9:, 93 92H
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Cot on .... 27 . t'S'i 2 S44
Am. Ag Chtm. .. 10 39 40 W 40
. 64
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4
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4
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4
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111
llll.ld TB'o,iJ,4 4
Sai l UC4 ...... 14
f nils. . , 4 ,
Pullman ..... .,1:4 ;i',
foot. Airs' 9ug. 4S't 4
I'sria llus bus
Hel.it Kioroa .... i !
at h e 'a. S 4
iiHi tar thm it
Total aa.ea. 1,1 17,.
tiun.r luoe. 4 per real; Thursday
flu. a, 41 per seat
M.ih.Cluu, ,; Thwredir close,
,411 S.
Fraa.s tlowe. ,fJ; TM close,
,:...
fieiliKg toa, lll! Thursday'!
rinse, 14.41,
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New York Bonds
(Th. Be b the only Omaha
newipaper which publishea the of
ficial close of the New York Stock
exchange bonds,)
New Verb, Slav 5. Today bond mar.
kei a. dull and Irregular, estrpt lo
th, further activity and strength by lexal
Iraetluns. ,
lliooklya Rapid Tran.it a.aea can.
Inued lo adams en dlopinenia la.
tlhatlng eaenig of Ih financial strata
ih.i r-.u.lrd la Ih twmpany'a vrgansa.
lion
Hulnc of l.ilierlle s decidedly
lighter. The entire series, barring the
1. and first 4a, dosed unchanged or al
(rifling de.lli.es.
Fnreiga war laaue folloard a similar
course, although the llrlll.h loana of 1133
and 19.9 strengthened on Ihe higher quo
lei lone for sterling eirhang. French
IS sod Is shewed ot-rssional b'.vlne.
while Jepane-e and Slexitan ef faring
were steady.
4'hli'Bio and tlaatern Illinois Sa mere
strongeat of Ih rails, but transportations
aa a rule rinsed at mixed gains snd loaaee.
The day brought to new nader ritluga
of more th.n ordinary volume, A $1,0S..
OS Utah Power and Light S per rent
gold debenture and $4.60,00 Remington
S per rent first mortgage pond were
oversubarrlbed.
Total sales (psr value) amounted to
114.697.009.
Close.
6
S9.7
t.4
99.1
.
I nlled Stales Bond.
Sales (In tl.0.) High. lew.
44 I.lbrrly 8 Ha. 19 68 91.1
I Liberty 1st 4a.... 99.6 99 6
169 Liberty 1.1 4'... 99. Ml 97
413 Liberty 2d 4 '.a.. 9S.60 99.44
421 l.ibeny 3d 4',a... 9.4 99 7
lost Liberty till 4Ua. 99.11 99 1
433 Victory 4 n 100.54 100.5
4 Victory 3a 100.03 100.03 100.03
Foreign 4iorrnmenl, Hlale and Municipal.
11 Argentine 7s 102 101 im
13 Chinese tlovt Ry 6s. 63 62 244
I t'lly Heme Is 112 112 113
3 City Bordeaux 6s.. 87 47 47
4 City Chrlallanla ts.tll 110 111
41 City (open 6 Ha... 91 95 41'4
13 City Lynns Sh 17 44 $7 S7
31 City Msrseilles . . 7 87 S7
t City Rio da Jan Is. 103 103 103
3 t'lty Ssn Paulo Is. .106 105 JOS
1 City Toklo 6a 73 73 73
3 City Zurich 8a.. ..113 113 113
3 Danish Muni 8a A. .110 109 109
60 Kept Seine 7a 96 94 S6
IS D of C S nts 29.101 100 101
10 Dom of Can 6a 31.. 99 98 98
, 63 Du Ksa Ilid Is 47.. 96 96 96
134 Du Ksa Ind ta 63. ''J4 '9 96
80 French Rep 9a ....104 104 104
209 French Rep 7.. .102 101 102
36 Papanese 1st 4s. 91 9044 n4
20 Japaneae 4s 77 76 76
23 King Belgium 7.10 108 108
' 22 Kin Belgium s ..103 103 103
64 King Denmark . 99 98 98
189 King Nether 6s ... 97 96 97
7 King Norway 8s ..112 111 111
5 King Sweden 6a ...102 103 103
210 Paris I. M Is 83 83 S3
11 Rep Chile 8s 46....J06 105 105
3 Rep Uruguay 8s ...106 106 10
State Queensland 7sll0 110 110
29 State Queens 6s 102 102 10244
8 Stsle RODS 8s. .104 103 103
31 Swiss Con fed Is ...118 117 117
360 llKGRAri 6s 22
56UKOR! 5s 29
100 I'KUHAI 6a 37
64 11 8 Brazil Is .
IIJ8 Mexico 5s .
6 U 8 Mexico 4a .
Railway and Miscellaneous Bonds.
4 AJat Robber 8a 100 100 100
13 Amer Ag Che 7s.l04 104 104
18 Amer Cot Oil 6s... 89 18 814
23 Amer Smelt 5s ... 92 91 91
' 80 Amer Sugar a ....100 100 100
6 Amer T ft T cv 6s. 115 114 114
20 Am T ft T e t 6s.. 98
37 Anwr Writ Paper 7s 86
3 Armour ft Co 4s. 91
23 A T ft S F gen 4s.. 81
6 A T ft 8 F sdl 4s.. 81
1 Atl Refin 6a ....104
29 Bslt ft Ohio 6s ....100
25 Bait ft O cv 4s.. 82
15 Bell T Of Fa 7S..
4 Beth Steel ref 6s
2 Beth Steel pm 6s
6 Braden Copper 6s
. I Bkl Edi gen 7s D
61 Bkl R T 7s c s ..
16 Can North 6s..
39 Can Pae deb 4s..
25 Cent Georgia 6s .
3 Cent Leather 6s .
. 14 Cent N E 4a ....
16 Cent Pac gt 4s..
21 Cerro de Pas 8s .
38 Ches & O cv 5s.... 92
16 Ches ft O cv 4s .. 89
143 C B ft Q ret 6s A.. 99
101 C ft B I 5s -. 83
6 Chi Gt West 4s .. 62
24 CMftSP cv 49 72
35 CMftSP ret 4s... 66
9 C & N 7s
25 Chicago Ry 5s
.108 107 107
..108 107 10
..103 102 103
...106 106 106
... 67 67 67
... 68 67 67
98.
6
91
8
83
104
98
86
1
84
83
104
84i 100
82 82
..108 108 108
.. 96 96 96
.. 93 93
.. 18 98
..107 107
.. 82 81
..112 112
. , 80 7914
.. 99 99
.. 97 97
.. 68 67
.. 87 86
..116 116
91
88
98
83
62
72
66
..107 107 107
4 83 S3
3
98
107
82
112
80
99
97
67
86
116
91
88
SS
83
63 ;
73
66
7 C R I ft P gen 4s. 82 83 82
41 C R I ft P ref 4s.. 82 82 82
2 Chile Copper 7s... 103 102 103
78 Chile Copper 6s... 90 90 90
1 Col O ft HJ 5S 92 92 S2
6 Con Coal of Md 6. 88 . 88 88
118 Consol Gas 7s 118 115 118
15 Cuba C Sug deb 8s 86 85 86
13 Cuba K R'7s A. .103 102 103
S Cuban Am Sug 8s. 106 104 106
Del & Hud cv ts... 96 96 96
1 D ft R O Imp 6s... 82 . 83 82
. 2 D M ft F D 4s 66 66 66
4 Detroit EdI ref 6s. 103 102 103
65 Detroit U Rys 4s. 83 82 82
3 Diam Match 7s..108 108 108
44 D P de Nem 7s.l07 106 107
9 Duq Light 6s 103 103 103
29 Erie gen 4s....... 65 64 64
27 Erie pr Hen 4s.... 64 64 64
10 Fisk Rubter 8s. ...106 106 106
17 Fram Ind Dev 7s.100 100 100
17 Gen F.lec deb 5s... 100 . 99 99
118 Goodyear T 8s 31..l03 102 103
47 Goodyear T 8s 41.. 11614 116 116
7 O T Ry of can 7. 11314 111 s
iniii
28 O T Ry of Can 6s.
99
81
19
17
' 74
23 Gt Northern 7s A. .109 109
49 Gt Nor 5s B. . . .
3 H & M ref 6s A . .
8 H ft M adj Inc 5s.
1 Illinois Cent 6s.
3 III Steel deb 4
8 Indiana Steel 5s. .
17 Int Agrlc 6s......
137 Int Met 4s
156 Int Met 4 ctfs.
1017 Int R T ref 6s...
20 Int M M a f 6s.... 99
31 Int Pap ref 6s B 86
3 Inv Oil 8s 76
17 Iowa Cent ref 4s.. 49
18 K C F S ft M 4s... 79
22 K C Sou 6s..;..
2 K C Term 5s. . . ,
10 Kelly-Spring T 8s
1 Lack Steel 5s 23.
7 Lack Steel 6s 50. .
!LSftMSd4s28
1 L S ft M S d 4s 31
2 Lehigh Valley 6s ,
- 1 LorlHard -5s
27 Louis ft Nas r 6S.103
5 Lou.fi Nas un 4s .. 90
104 104
109
9 99 99
84. 84 14
63 63 63
101 101 101
9114 91 '4 l
l
80
18
16
72
98
86
95
48
79
87
6
. 88
. 55
.109
. 99
. 9014
94
92
.103
. 94
99
80
18
16
73
99
8
95
48
79
88
65
108 108
99 99
90
94
92
lr24
94
103
90
90
94
93
103
44
103
90
105
65
95
87
69
1 Marland Oil 8s.... 105 105
9 Mexl Pet 8s 105 105 105
11 Mich Cent deb 4s .. 1 91 91
2 Mich St Tel 1st 6s. 98 96 98
15 Midvale Steel cv 5s. 9014 90 90
1 M ft S L ref 5s.... 49 49 ' 49
14 M S PSSM 6S...102 102 102
9 M K ft T n p 1 6s. 93 85 83
448 M K ft T n a 6s A. 57 57 67
8 Mo Pac ref 5s 23. .100 100 100
76 Mo Pac gen 4s .... 65 64
, 1 Mont Power 6s A... 95 .95
3 Morris ft Co 1st 4s 87 87
UNO T -ft M nc 6s.. 69 69
19 N T Cent col 7s. ..107 106 107
23 N T Cent deb 6s. ..103 1024 102
19 N T Cent con 4s... 84 63 8314
23 N T Edt ref 6s ..109 109 109
7 NTNH&H cv 6s 48. 83 81 83
16 NYNH&H d 4s 67. 55 S3 . . 65
.35 N T Ry ref 4s ct.. 43 42 43
17 NTT deb 6s 49. ..106 105 106
28 N T T ref 6s 41. .105 100
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New York Curb market today wre ss
folio:
fadustrlat Honda.
"Sales (in 11.00)
I Allied Parker a
34 Allied Parker Ss
1 Allied rackrr Is
4 Aluminum 7a 33
30 Amer I. ft T
t Amer T at T a 22.l"0
13-Amar T T s 24.11
I Amer Tob 7s 33... 12
43 Ansrond Cop fcs ..lcos4
I Anarond Con 7a 29.ie.i
21 Ang Amer Oil 7s.nii 103 10.1
II Arnuur a Co 7.. ..104 14 104
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I H.th Steel Is 36. ..103
13 Can Nat Ry eo, 7s.l"9
131 Can Nat Ry 6s ... 11
164 I'aa P.ciflc la ....101 s
I Cent Steel la 104 14 104
1 Cnlum Graph la'.. 47 47 47
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1 Consol Uaa Bait 7a .106 105 1ti6
S Co Fx Aasn Sa 34..1A.1 Aj 103
SCO Kt Asan Is 25.)n4 104 704
3 Cuban Tel 7 ...106 105 105
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JO Hood rich Tire 7s ..100
4 Gulf Oil 7 1114
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7 Iiclede (las 7s ....
11 I.lhhy McNeil 7s ...
10 Manitoba 7a
1 Morris ft Co 7a..
S Nat Aenie 7 Us ...
. 1 Nat Clo A Sul 8s ..103 10X J03
3 Nat Leather 8s ...100 100 100
49 N T N H ft H 4s.. 98 9 98
146 N T N H ft H 7.. 92 91 92
33 No Amer Ed s.... 93 92 93
S No Ohlo7. & P 6s. 96 96 96
1 Phllllpr Pet 7s 31.113 111 113
5 Proc ft Gam 7a 23. .101 101 101
5 Pu Ser Co NJ 7s... 13 102 103
6 Robert Clair It 97 97 97
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1 Seara Roe 7s 22..
3 Sears Roe 7s 23..
1 Shawxheon 7s . . .
10 Solvay e Cle 8b
8 S W B T 7s
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,100 100 100
,101 101 101
,104 104 104
,105 105 105
.102 102 102
2 Stan Oil NT 7s 25.. 106 105 105
1 Stan Oil NT 7a 27. .106 106 105
17 Stan Oil NT 7a 29. .106 106 106
1 Stan Oil NT 7a 31. .109 109 109
4 Stan Oil NY 6 ..106 106 10
4 Texas Co 7 ......101 101 101
6 Tol Edison 7 106 106 106
33 Vn Oil Prod 8s. ...109 in 10s
1 Unl Ry Hsv 7s ..105 106
7 Vacuum Oil 7s . .
Warner Sug 7s 41
31 Winchester 7
3 Att G ft W I 6s.
27 Fr'eeport Tex 7s.,
106 Int Gr Nor 6s .1
6 Prod Rfg. 8s ,
5 Philippine 6s ..,
26 S L ft S F 5s.,
33 Union Oil Cal 6s,
2 Utah Sec 6a
Foreign Honda,
106 106 . 106
107 107 107
99 99 99
101 101 101
64 64 64
111 109 109
65 64 65
102 102 102
104 104 104
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12 Argentine 7s 23.
40 C Elberfcld 5s ...
. 15 City Soissons 6s .,
476 N T N H Fr 7s...
9 Swiss 6s
'31 u S Mexico 4s ...
26 C M ft S P 4a ...
66 V S Brazil 7s .
71 Dom Can Wl 62..
. 69 Czecho-Slov Is ct. .
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75 74
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. ' ' Chicago Stocks.
Rang of prices of the lesdlng Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 348
fetors Trust building:
Am. Radiator
Armour ft Co., pfd. .
Cont. Motor
Earl Motor
Libby
Montgomery-Ward .
Nat'l Leather, new
Plggly Wlggly ....
Stewart-Warner ...
Swift ft Co
Swift Int
Union Carbide
. 97
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. 2
. 21
. 12
. 61
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, New York Poultry.
New York: May 6. Poultry Live
dressed, unchanged; steady.
Omaha Produce
ste x.i.
furetahsd! b Ui al Sieasaek. do-
te'iaseat al agrl'suara. ') til
IS aasia.llagi
LIVg pout-Tat.
HIiiimi. Whelsaai
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No, I upland..
No, I upland
So. I midland
No, t midland.
nn, s nimiano......
No, I lowlaod.
N t lowland.,
Alfalfa, ebole.
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No. S , .
tat straw. ,
Wheat alraw..
FRUIT.
11. 11. net 7 la In
(iranse.! Hiss Ml snd larger. 14 ISO
l: ai.a 31. l4.ieieT.lS: ia. ill. Il l
0 7 Si: ala. 334. I, 7i.
L.insns: I'er box, ITS.
Or. pa fruit t per riaie, SITitffi1.
Appleal Wlneeep. areordlng to U end
grade, l2.404O; U-n lala. according
In els and grade, I20v3.:- Newton
rippine. acootdlng lo ala and grade, 12 SI
v 14.
Siraaberilee: Crates 14 loj. boxes, II 90:
eraiea, 24 oi. tinkea. .a.
Flgst 24-lb package. I OI . 12 26: bulk,
pee II,.. ll1Sr.
Plneapplrai Atcordiug ta site, 14.10
VKGKTABLr:S.
Potatoeat New, 40.o., hainera No. 1.
fl i'Sol iO;, nw. 40. lb. hamprra. No. S.
ij.ocjj; wraiern Nrnra.ka. No, 1. per
rwt. Sift 3,2a; Colorado and Id.hn
wanes, per cwt., 12.00$ r,d rlter
ohloa. No. I, perrau, $3.35 3.50; Oregon
0.1 1. d gem.. 13.50.
Sweet pnialoes: Per bu . $l.7t3.50.
Celery: Per doa.. T6rs$;0.
HeailAetture: Cralea, $3.404.SO; head
tetiucejoa, II.OOJl.JO; leaf lettuce, do..
Tew 86r.
Ilubsrb: Horns grown, per dog., SOc
Krg plsnt: Dosen. 17 0.
Onions: Texaa crystal wag, 41-lb. crates.
.:'!?!'I!S "T onlona. Si-lb. crate,
12 76(1 3 00.
Cauliflower: Crates, 12 !ifj;.60.
Aaparagua: Jinsen, 11.00.
I'ucumbera: Hot hou.e. do.. $2.00flj lo
hamper.. I.dos., 3.00tj3.4S: Florida,
cralea, 15.00 fj 1.00.
Carrots: ul.l, per lb.. 3 4c.
Radishea: Young soulhern, dos., tOrTIOe.
arrou: Toung southern, dozen, lira
II 00
, Beels; Toung southern,
dozen.
Turnloa: Vnim. , 1. j
ll.11 ' -". "".en.
10c
10c
tieilc;
me-
pony
Onlona! Tmim ..,,11.... j
- -u.uviu. warn,
home grown. 16 16c.
Spinach: Per lb., I:l4e.
Green peppera, lb., 303lc.
Paraley: Dozen bunrKea. 4575o.
, uts and honey unchanged.
HIDES AND WOOL
Beer hides: Oreen salted No 1. psr lb..
if.iV J?" No- s' tr lb. 46e
bull hides. No. 3. per lb., 2e.
norse niaes: Largs, each. 12.60
dlum. each. 13.00; amall. each. IL60;
nd gluea, each. 75cOll.OO.
" Green aalted, as to six
J.W; '. cn' "! shesrlng. pelts.
610c " wcoU ,CD-
..,VoILholc" ,,R ons-half blood, per
lb.. 2024c: medium and three-eighths
blood, per lb ll2ic: dow and on.'four"
?i00d.'-,?r ,b" le; burry wool, p.?
lb.. SaylOc
-ifnol"i" prk" of u's are as
follow.: No. Rita, 19c; No. 3 Rib.. He"
,' ' ,Sr' No- 1 lMla- 35c: No. 3
ffu C: L.0ln' M& No- 1 Kounda,
uu- v ' . C.uUC?"' V"1 No- 1 Chucka
10c: No. 3 Chucka. c. No. 1 Plate.
i'tfA."w J.R!ln.t"' lB: Ko- 9 Bounds
6c: No 3 Platea, 60; No. t Platea. 4c
Eggs FirmCre,mry 35 H S"C-
Cheeaef-Wealc
Dun's Trade Review.
,ay.'w Tork' M,jr '--Dun's tomorrow will
..'.'l;on.""'uc.t,ve '"nsnl that have been
gathering force for some time past are
now exerting a more potent Influence on
general buaineaa. Improvement in sentl
ntent . which has recently become clearly
defined, la supported by actual gains in
transactions, both In number and inagnl
tude and unsatisfactory phaaea ara less
conapicuous. Practically without excep
tion.', baaic Industries reflect renewed sc
tlvltles. metals, lumber, textile, hides and
leather and other important lines all dis
closing revival, and many prices are at
higher levels.
"Notwithstanding keen competition for
orders in different quarters, wholesale
markets are more favorable to sellers
snd the trend toward firmness may con
celvably be rarrled further. From a con.
anion of hesitation and waiting, buying
In various channels, although continuing
conservative, has quickened and broad
ened and diversity of demand le a more
noticeable feature.
Purchasing has been bo long delayed
in many Instances that replenishment of
supplies waa finally necessitated and
operations of this character constitute
much of the current business."
Weekly bank clearings. 17,690,931,000.
New York General.
New Tork, 'May 6. Whest Spot, easy;
No. 3 red and No. 2 hard, 11.62; No.
1 Manitoba. 11.66, and No. 2 mixed
durum. $1.44 c. I. f. track New York,
to arrive.
Corn Spot, easy; No. 3'yellow, and No;
2 white. 61 c, and No. 3 mixed, 80o,
c I. f. New York, all rail.
Oats Spot, ateady No. 2 whit's, 49c.
Hay Firm;. No. 1, $31.0033.O0; No. 2,
I29.00I&SI.OO: No. 3, $26.00J28.00; hip
ping. $24.Oiai26.00.
Lard Barely, steady; mlddlewest,
$11. 800 11.90. r
Tallow Steadier: special loose, 6 3-8c,
nominal. ...
I et Us Handle Your
Grain Shipments
to the Omaha, Chicago, Milwaukee, Kan
. sas City, SibUx City or any other markets. ,
WE SPECIALIZE ,
' in the careful handling of all orders for grafn and
provisions for future delivery. . -
WE OPERATE
offices at Omaha, Neb.; Lincoln, Neb.: Hastings.
Neb.; Chicago, 111.; Sioux City, la.; Holdrege,
; Neb.; Geneva, Neb.; Des Moines, la.; Milwaukee.
Wis.; Hamburg, la., and Kansas City, Mo.
WE HAVE
1 . .
anv up-to-date Terminal Elevator in the Omaha
Market with the latest facilities for handling your
shipments.
Updike Grain Co.
"7"ie Reliable Consignment House"
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
.... j
atei fieeiy lou.y ta neii'
ateu'.iuri n sad la a ! "
ll.waia . 10 btsa. Sara. ')
a,.re aen.a awl pe ked 4 .
H tut sd aaerpif. H to"4
K.ikxa aeie Iiibb aad aHa
.tap a-14 wee aftn.d al an. pr-,
Huriapa S1.1W14 a. 10 a .bad Salter,
Wliad sooe aere t.Mi !'..
lasNaoa Metals.
I .a l.m, U11 4 - !- ...adaid 40'Pr,
llafat.1. i,ifiyll,', la.,
Tin it lie .
r, -- 7, v -.n t-,-'. r a'saaa. " as)
Cbtstfid
szt lifts
II pee liael ual S eoida la line) day.
a per llus p' day, t soSoeulla a.).
I M per line per der, I aohewai'te de.
14 per Im per do. 3 laaeeeoin daia.
he ad lake lor M Ibaa lstl sf "
Thee is" spi'r aiihof la Iks Ds'lv
Buaday r AH a..nio''a apoaar
la boih auaialng and nm dally tW
ll Ik i aa.
inNrM. r sisTsa on
APPIICAtiN.
W'ant d gevapiad al lha fallen U
fl,'e:
Si AIM I'iFrit-'K. ...Itia aad rarns.a ".
bouih bid .. lHu'b '.4i a Si.
CsiiHiil ttiiiff... ... 14 bcoil BU
WANT AIH tlKi-PIVI.lt HIT PH'IMS
ATI r.TIC I
TUB MKIS am not be ereiwuaibl f"4
more lb. 1, one In.o.iert luMrtnia f aa
,triluuai ardeird far mora Ibaa ana
lima.
iiaiMi in inn son WAST Al
Ktcnlng l.lillna.. .......II 4t A. M.
Horning tdilioa r M.
bundaa MHien I P M Batuid.r
DEATH kf UN E K A h N OT1 C E8.
klKWIlMra. .Vndie, .eM,t aaav al
J p. in, Wrdne.dat, lv i. 14;:, al ber
hon. 314 l.eaienxnrlh .li.-l Mi
la auril.e.1 by Mr. fclewit a eon Wil
liam, aad a daughur, r.li.abeili, ef
Omaha.
Th funeral a ill P from Ihe Fn4
Prrahtteriao ehu-rh. 1 hirl) ftMlilh end
Fa.natn atreel, H.IMlilay. al 3 p III
I'INNr T liiila. wife of Fred A. I'lnn, y.
dieil Tlmcd.y, Slay 4, at homu In h
Sinn Park,
I um-ial arrangement will be ln.de
later by Hirke a ehan.1
BURIAL VAULTS.
4LTi'lTli' sealing romrele burl.l
taull. Rei-omineniled and for la
by all le.dlhg undertaken. Waiee.
proof, no ateel lo ruat. no wood to do.
lay. Ineiet ui-on the AUTuMATIO
SKAt.tNil VAUIT manufactured bv
Omaha Concrete Durlal ault Ca, Sit
North Soth
CEMETERIES.
Visit Forest Lawn
Forest l.aan remelery la a place of
peace where beautiful green lamia and
many tree delight th and afford
pl.au nl memories of th la.t reeling
place of th departed, lot onie
should place their order fr flower
lied si tb green tieua now. office
at the cemetery (north of city lunllal
and 120 Brandi-ls Theater Bldg.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to t
Slack ft Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
iwUMBULANCU.tl
Thirty-third and Fa roam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY"
Undertakers and Embalm. rs.
Phon HA. 0265. Office 211 Farnam.
Hulse & Riepen,
FuneralDlrectorS; 3124 Cuming.
crosby-mMre
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON PnV. SSTto
JOHN BATH. 1804 Farnam. JA. 1101.
SAY IT WITH FLOWKRS FROM HESS
ft SWOBODA, 1416 FARNAM STREET.
L HKNDKRSON. 1607 Farnam. JA. 126S.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births.
Harvey and F.dn Cooper, 210 South
Twenty-ninth street, girl.
John and Anna Perkins. 4018 North
Tlilriy-ninlh street, girl.
Albert and Mary Feterson, 4907 North
Thirty-eighth street, girl.
.Tamee and Pearl Davis, hnapltal. bov.
Delbert and Jeraldlna Myers, hospital,
girl.
Ray and Esther Crnnklan. 1611 North
Thtrtv-flfth alriet. girl.
J. O. and Mary Puryear. hosrHal, girl.
Fred and Mahle Kerns, 625 South Fifty
fifth street, girl.
Frank and Phllomenla Paladlno, 100S
South Twenty-second atreet, boy.
Daniel and Julia O'Brien, hospital, girl.
John and Samantha Wright, hospital,
boy.
Glen and Mabel Porter, 1624 North
Twenty-ninth street, girl.
Andrew and Lena Varley, 613 Williams
street, boy.
Antonlno and Tasculae Greco, 713 Hick,
ory street, girl. .
Asa and Rcva Van Fleet, Ralston, Neb.,
boy.
Harold and Vera Ebner, hospital, girl.
Harry and Henrietta Rasmuasen, hos
pital, girl.
Deaths.
TJewey Lsrson, IB, 144 South Twenty,
second atreet.
Daniel J. McCabe, 24, 103 North Thirty,
fifth street.
Charles Fisher. I months, hnspilsl.
Lr.realne Donna Crinklaw, infant, 1611
North Thirty-fifth street.
Waunelta M. Grenla, 1. hospital.
R.becca Gladwin. ,60. hospital,
F.unioe S. King 81, 4320 Grand avenue
Jacob Fager, 71, 4Q1S North Twenty
fifth atreet.
John Walllch, 88. 5825 North Twenty
third street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following couples have been lasueif
licenses to wed:
Clyde V. Campbell, 39, Omaha, and. Nina
Williams, 36, Omaha.
Dallas ,T. Provk, 25, Des Moines, Is., and
Maxlne Wllbert,. 24, Dea Moines, Is.
Karl Emll S; Andraasen 26. Omaha, and
Hansena M. Andersen, 23, Omaha.
Patrick .1. Reldy, 30, Fort Dodge, la.,
and Isabella Burke, 26, Fort Dedgc, la.
Sam L, Hlrschy, 36. 1 Pipestone, Minn.,
and Lillian Ohleon, 28. Algona. Ia.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST Brown water spaniel. Monday ovo.
ning, 51 ay 1, near 1107 South 7th St.,
about 6;S0 p. 111. , Dog license No. 4962,
Please call AT. 8150.
LOST In downtown shopping diatrict,
small diamond Betting. Reward. WE,
2960.
LOST Pink sapphire ring. AT. 3742.
LofcT Pink silk purse. HA. 2390.
PERSONALS.
THH SALVATION Army Industrial bomi
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazines. We collect. W distribute.
Phone DO. 4135 and our Wagon will calL
Call, and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St.
Pavlcnn UK. A. N.. Chiropractor, 8"I '
4dIiSiUIJ ps,ton block. AT 9747.
WE. 6I2S. Office hrs.. 11 a. m.-6:30p. m.
DR. J. 8. LONEY has moved his office
from 622 World Herald Building to 1025
80. 10th St. J A. 2337.
MAGNETIC baths: Violet Ray treatment
with mafaages. 514 S. 19th. AT. 9381.
THEATRICAL historical masque costunien,
for plays and parties, at Lleben's. Qui ha.
SULPHUR baths. Swedish massage, chi
ropody. Evenings to 8. 209 8. 20tb SI.
FISHER bath. mass., manicuring. Sl
Arthur Bldg.
Exp. masaage: manicure. 404 N. 14th. Apt S.
OSTEOLOGY massages, aptm. AT. 6365.
CAliE for children any time. KB. 2222.
EXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC I64S.
RENT vacuum cleaners. 75c. HA. 1071.
EXPERT masaage. 210 N. 17th St
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordion Pleating.
NP.R PT.lV.ATTMn Hematltch
Aia-ia-r. J. uu.llliiu n-g-
ed Buttona.
DO. 6670.
Cn,.
1806 Farnam, 2d Floor.
ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating;
covered buttons, a llv styles; hemstitch
ing, buttonholes. Write Ideal Button ex
, Pleating Co.. 301 Brown Block. Omaha,
Neb. Telephone JA. 1136.
Contractors.
GARAcIKS of any kind, eidewalks. floor.,
retaining walls. Lowest figures for first
clasa work. WA. 0997.
SEEDING, sodding, shrubbery; cellar dig
glng. grading. AT. 9946. C. Bowlln.
FURNACB AND TIN WORK, WA. 2S7L
FLOOR aavlng, machine sanding. AT. 5633"
LES8ARD ft SON. 2021 CUMING. AT. Il'lj
Dancing Academies.
KEEP'S I,u Farnam atreet.
X'-JJ-'1" " Douglas S440. Class an-
private lessons. Ten inatruetora.
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