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s THE HEEj OMAHA. SUNDAY, MAY 7. 1022. Live Stock Onik, Mir tWattpt r! r.in H"n e Hfinil !!' M) 1 t all 1'rt.ll.l las t ill lt lfrici. 0kMdV, t.1.4 MI lel.l Official Tbar.l.ir... t 1 1 J Mil M t,nii Ciw.f in u-l lm tauauste Maturea;,, MT 1 tt I ). TMI .ta......ll .J li ll'Bl ttw r a.t a .It ut tilt Hfit tin u I u II til tft I est mm tirltlutMM : r tl a.r Mr .! in i,i;? tun Re'. lot diiMitie of llraetoelt t Ik l ulu nk)iM, on.au. rb ..f Jit Iuhu ii m .., ! a, jt:;i KKvUI'TiCAlli . i i pun a. m .a", air I.....,,,..,,, s ti ifin h. n tt . H. ttf . MM .. I r, k . n., ...... I tt , . r.. v o. tt n '. H. A y. Mil., .... ... a ,. vi. i II , It. I, P. I . h. i. r, Mt , .. i Ttei tK.inn "V air lll-0ITIO.t lts.AM. Ms Arimr C ,,,1111 I'Maar 1'e.ali.t Co, , , t"l tl4 fn'klnit I n. 4l atoms fx king t'e. ,,,,1.1:1 "wifl Co .,... 41k M W. Murphy 1,111 Olh.r bu).te , he, 't til f II It) Tola! ,.Mt Cattle Re.lit, lit head All eleeee af mil. war wniiuUr eleeilir twtay, hat Mil bent en ft to Is mult a mur. hat. The we.lt' M.I of tt.tee head r th Urn Ml In awvaral monlfts, but th et.mend, kits been very broad nd Itsht Mm, whi.h ar m-al popster with bay. , bev bald nearly awa.tr, while it.i th lMy pallia ar nm over ItOlsa lower. Quality of lb nflvrtaira ha asrelleet all . Cnwe an 4 half-re hat batn In relatively llitht supply atul show a fie advance for lh wark. whlla a similar upturn ha alio been noltd on tiwkara 4 finder a. Vueiatk. an ralllal fble to prim baeve. 1.lSfJt.t; (no4 lo choir hrva, IMttl lS: fair In (od bv-, II lit T.7I; rofflfflui lo fair txeraa, l IlnT li; food chtl.a yaorltnva, totfl.a: fair to (io4 yrarltnita. IT to tfl.on; ion, mm to fair rarllna. la.7ifif.Sa; chulr lo prim balfrrm. Itaaffl.l! imkmI to fholra htf ora. I7.lt t "0: fair lo orx h'tl-ra. ' f.JI; ehnfa lo prim cowl, .iat4.l: food to choir rnaa. It.lotfl.ia; fair to (nod coaa, IS.Ii)i&: ood lo t'hir faadara, l!.l.lo fair to H"I f.ili-ra. IT.009T.il; '-ominoB lo fair farrtar. I HI 7.r-; tood lo rholra atockrra. II 7W 40; fair lo fond ainrkr. IJ niW '.": rommon lo fair t.H-ker. Iti.tOOJ.Ou; nork half.ra. IO0W8.00: atock ro-a. ,I,HI ITS; atock calvca, OUI.C0; atutrk bulla, 10007.01. BFIEF STKKRH. No. Ar. I'r. No. Ar. fr. 4 Ml 7 SO J l I 7 711 , J 75 iXW9. 14" . 71 MCLIA STAOS, l.TC 1 110 I 00 t H "5 f..!...i7 1 1 i 1 110 7 10 1 4i0 00 Hora Raralpt war t.00 hl. Trail ' Inc a fairly ctlv durln th aarly rountli Saturday. On (roo-l ilamanil from hlppr on beat loads of butchar welithti. Thaa inovlnf at lrady to atrom prtraa, hll other hog on the latert marks moved generally lerty with tli floa weak to lo lower. LlBht hoit" "lo from I0.l5tiit0.30, with a top price of 110.31. Mld load! and bulrhera from lio.oti 11.30 and packlna: Rradea .T510.1. bulk of aalea. 10.01.J0. I'rliea at this week'a vloa ar S0C25u higher than , week go. Hoaf. No. At. h. Pr. No. Ar. Ph. Tr. 0. 151 120 110 00 M..S51 1411 1 10 OH 711. .JSS ... 10 00 I4..I7I 280 10 IB 74. .214 X 10 10 74. .SOI ... 10 25 70.. 211 ... 10 15 Shaap Receipt, were l.iOO hd. Prlwa n fat lamb ruled atrong to higher th arly part of the week, with Thursday prlcoi fully lie higher than last week's rloe. tower value on Friday of 1ft W Mo mad th final cloe stoady lo 160 higher on fat la'mh. California spring lamb closed Hi week fully 60 lower with beat qulliy aelllng t IH.00. ' Quotation on sheep: Fat Iambi, good to choice. 114.00014.66: fat InmUs. fair to 'good, I11.00HJ14.00; aprlng lambs. 115.00 xtl'ii. II iun.ha 110.0061)12.00: fat yearilnga, tll.0012.60: fal w"hers; , 9 00 Oil. 00; fat ewes, light, 8.009.00; fat es, heavy, n.uu ;.oo. 1 Chicago Live Mloek. Chlcigo, III., May (0. Brea el Xlarkels.) Catlle-ReeelpW. 100 head, rompared with week ago, beef steers ana fat aha atock largely Meady :ln between grades, yearlings on both classes, lse to 5o lower! w.ka top yearlings, 25. top heavy steers, 19.16; canners and cut ter, steady; bulls, 25o to 86o higher; calves, lOo.to 76o up; Blockers and feeders, stesrty to weak: week's bulk prices on beet steers. I7.76ffl.l0; atockera ml feed rs. 17.2507.10; butcher sha tO';k, 15.71 -"17.26; canner and cutters, .1..5ffl4.66i : bologna bulla, lt.IOfr6.2B: beef bulls, t5.IO.60; vealers, 7.'768.76. Hogs Receipts, 6,000 henil; market ac tive, mostly 6s to lOohlgher: than yes trdy average; top, tlO.76; bulk, 110.15 ; 910.70; shipper bought about 1,500; hold over' light pig and packing sows about ' Sheep and LambB--Receiptr O00 head; today's receipt practically all direct; cora- fiared with week ago, lambs and year Ings. steady to 26o lower; handy sheep mostly 10 lower; strong weight and " haavy ewes. 11.00 to 11.60 lower, soma 12.00 eft: week' bulk prices shorn basis fat lsmbs, 14.0014.76: yearlings, 111.60 li.50; wethers. 9.6010.00: ewes. 17.00 1.00; native aprin lambs, 115.00 16.26. -'-Mtut City M Stock. Sioux City, la., May . Cattle Re ceipts, 800 bead, Market compared to a week ago: Fed steers and yearlings, stesdy to 25o up; warmed up steers and yearlings, steaay to wean: ocei niecrs, steady to strong: top yearlings, 18.50; market cows and heifers, steady to 15c ' higher; canners, 35c higher: veals. 16c up; top. 110.50; feeders, strong; calves, atrong; bulla, atags, etc., 60c higher; teed. Ing cows and heifers, 25o higher; stock- ' ers, strong to 25o higher. Hogs Receipts, 4.500 head: market loo higher; butchers, 110.00 to 110.26; stags, 17.76; lights. 110.36; heavy mixed, 11.800 10.00: heavy packers, 19.00; bulk of sales, llff.0010.25. .., Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none. Mar ket compared to week ago: Lambs, lie to lOo higher: aged stuff steady. , . - . . . ! " Kansas City Wveetock. J" Kansas City, Mo., .May 6. Cattle Rs ,eelpta. 115 head; for week, beef steers, weak to 25o lower; top. 18.76; fat she stock, mostly strong to 25o higher; bulls,' mostly 600 higher; calves, weak to 60c .lower: all other classea generally strong ' to 35e higher. Hogs Receipts, 1,000 head; active to , packers; fully lOo blgher than yester ': day's; bulk, good and choice, 190250 -.pounds. tlO.35eiO.50; medium 1 7 5 2 1 0 -. pound weights. I10.108il0.25: top. 110.55; bulk, tl0.1010.50: sows, t.00$9.l6; me ' dlum to good stock pigs, 110.00910.16. Sheep Receipts, pone today; shorn - lambs, 4065 higher; wooled lambs, 16 ''0350 higher; wooled Cnlorados, tlO.tl; Ariaona springers, 1,00; few . natives, ' 116.75. ; .. " : . "" ' New York Dry Goods. New York, May 6. Cotton gooda were fum today, with tradings steady 11 .drills, sheetings, print clothes and fine pray goods. Yarns sold more freely at higher prlcei. Announcement waa mnde .that one of the large mills (Amoskeag rompanv) had canceled all orders for "fall gliighams and the balance due on springs ginghams, owing to its strike troubles. About 60.000 yards of standard , - ataple good are reported to b involved. Vool goods were tlrmer and mors busi 1 ress was reported In worsted nun's wear. Silks showed a slight Improvement. Bur lap were firmv In h heavy weight, : viv York Graeral. Kew York. May 6 Flour Easy; soft v w.i.ter straights, !6.606.76; hard wln-tc- straights. f7.607.76. Snot eanv: No. t fed and No, 1 hard. 11.50; No. 1 Manitoba, 41.54, . and No. 3 mixed durum. 11.44, c. I. f. . . -- x-T.i.l. n arrive. Corn Soot barely steady; No. 3 yel- loy and No. 2 white, 81Vc. and No. 3 ..mixed. 8114c, c. l. I. new aura. i - Oats Spot oulet: No. 2 white, 44c, - - Other articles, unchanged. ' St. Joseph live Stock. s. .Tnaenh. Wo.. Mar 6. Cattle Re- ceidts. 100 head; market nominal: steers, I7.008.60; cows and heifers, 5.00S.6O; Hogs Receipts. 3.000 head: steady to ' - 10c higher; top. iio.so; duik. tiv. ie s Sheep and Lambs Receipt", none; mar ket nominal; lamba. 15.2u.o; ewea. 11.00 I.C0. - Tarpmtlne and Roain. ' Savannah. Os.. May I. Turpentine -s-i-n.. t harreia: sales. 78 barrels: re ' eeirts, 227 barrels: shipments, 211 bar- els; tocK, J,a oarreia. Roalo Firm: sales. 185 casks; receipts, 497 rask shipment. 114 casks; stock. "4ot"lB. 4.; D. 14.05; K 11.10; r r M f-fct 10: K. 14.25: M. 4.50; N, . li.0. w'ff,5.60; W W, 5.S, Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day Omaha Grain 1 Huyfrt nd Ilrri weft tlow la IciMig together in Iht local cub market nil met, of tlit mUi wtft nude in iht Utt tfision. Buyer ol wheat wcrt unwillinc to Py mor lhn S cent under yesterday t lalrt nd moil of tht aamplr changed Undi at that leeei. . Cam wsi in better demand at price ranglni from I to UJc lower. Oat ao)4 lie 14 Ic lower. Ry waa Jc lower ana barley unchanged. Th run of receipt In Omaha wa made up of 48 car of wheat, 116 car of corn. 14 car of oatt, 5 car rye and barlry, totaling JKJ can, and compared with 150 car lait year. Total fhlpment were heavy at 21 S can, a large proportion of which wai wheat and rye, and compared with 136 car a year ago. WHEAT. No, I dark hard! I . II I. No. I hard wiatert I rsr lt per Mat dr, i 3IHI I car, ft ST. No. 1 hard wialart 1 rap (shippers' wiaktai, II II u, nr dark I ear (II per rent dark), It !; rare. l.im. No. i hard winuri I car, 11. II; t-l car lainuilyl, II II. No, 3 yllow hard: I cars. It til. No. I eUuw hard. I car, II.16W, 1 ear, II is. N l raised: t ear, 11.141 -l tr (smut- Ur dumin), 11.11. rons. No. 1 whilst rare. IH. No. white: t rare, II Ho. No, I while: I car, lie No. 1 rallowi 1 car Ishlpptrt" wtllhts), No. t allow: tars, Hot " Isliifpera' weighii), Mc; i car (shippers' Wrlshlal, 14H. No. I yellow; t rare, IIHs, No. 4 fellow: l car, 13. No. I mlaedt 1 car, lie. No, I mised: t cars, lie No. mind: 1 car, IIHs. OAT. No. I while: t car. If Ha. No. I white: car. 27 He; I car, 17. No. 4 whltet rare, Hp rmpl While: l-l ear, II. S cars srreeiiinge. Itl.l per tea. RTB. No. 2i t car, tic; t ear (old billing), tic. BAR!. ST. No. 4: 1-1 ear, 16. Sample: 1 tar, I Jo. OMAHA RKCKIPT8 ANO SlllPMBNTi. He. elpts Today Wit. Ago Ir. A I Wheat 4 101 III Torn tl 107 II Oat 14 11 R ' llarley 1 1 I Khlpmenfa Today Wk. Ags Tr. As Wheat 7 It forn Cut 1 J Ry II ! J Uarley It CHICAOO RECEIPTi. Carlot Today Wk. Ago Tf. Ago Wheat H . .J. torn 2U 141 . lt Oat 1 11 KANSAS C.XTT RKCE1PTS. Carlola Today Wk. Ago Tr. Affo Wheat 100 260 IM rn . II Oat 1 II 1 ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS. Carlot Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago Wheat J " ::::::::: l ?? NT.T,STEV.d.Hw.RoECT Mlnneapoll 1 - "J Oitlulh TJ , 321 1U ! Winnipeg Omaha Produce Furnished by ataja tt N.braska. partment of agriculture, bureau el r kets an marketing! UVB POOUTH1. Wholeaal Whaleaat Ti....in. t. flalllna Pr. Rrollers . . Stags Hens, light. Hens, heavy Cocks Ducks ,.t0.4O0.4S - ., .wo . ' ! I ilO .24 .21 . .. .229 .24 .25 .37 .. .11 .15 .15 .20 .. .20 .14 .2 .20 Oeeae 10 .14 DRESSED POULTRY. 51 Broilers Stags t Mens Cocks Ducks Geese 1 EGOS. Select ' No. 1 NO. I Cracka BUTTER. Creamery, prlnta Creamery, tub Country, best..,.. .210 .12 , Country, com .18 .20 Butter lat, station price. sc v HAY r ' Prairie No. 1 upland..! ?SJ!52 No. 2 upland "'S'f 'IS! No. 3 upland .! S!f .!! No. 1 midland H'2'2 Jl'22 No. 1 midland " S25 H! No. I midland..... J.J'f No. 1 lowland..,. J22 122J No. 2 lowland .!'2'2 .5 .2 Alfalfa, choice 21.00 23.00 No 1..., Standard H'22 No. J2 no. i 2'22 Oat atraw..., J.OO Wheat atraw t.00 11.00 17.01 14.0 11.00 1.00 1.00 FRUITS. Banana: 7080 lb. ' , Oranges: Size 218 and larger, t8.50 8.60; else 250, 16.5007.76: size. 288, I.50 07.26; sis, ize, ss.vvsya.io. Liomonsi -er ooa, ,i,i..v. Orapo fruit: Per crate, I4.767.00. - An.i... wineaana. aocordlnit to slsa ana (trade, 12.5004.00; Ben DsjrTs. accordln to else ana grace, i,n... . i Pippins, according to lis and grad, 11.11 3.00. . . ojrawoerrieai ra.aa, m t orates. 14 qt, boxes, 11.00. Flgsi xt-in, paoaages, s oa., as.iai auia., psr lb.. 18llc. .a... mespptesi Aocoruing e aiav, ea.vway . TEuETABbEli ' Potatoes: New. 40-lb.. hamper No. 1, 13. OOtJl.50; new, 40-lb. hampers, Me, I, 12.5003.00: western Nebraska, No. 1, far cwt., 11.7602.25; .Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt., u.vooj.16: rea nver Ohio. No. 1, per cwt., I2.1502.ID; Oregon netted gem. 12.60. Hweet potatoes: rer du., l.lae.sv. Celery: Per dot.. 7lotl.00. Head Lettuce: Cratea. I1.00O4.II): head lettuce, doz., I1.001. 60; leaf lettuce, doa.. TJS5C. k nunarn: Home grown, par aos., see, Egg plant: Dogen, 12.00. Onlona: Texaa crystal wag. 41-lb. e rates. 12.7:03.00; yellow onlona, 41-lb. cratea, 12.7508.00. cauliflower: cratea, ti.iivz.to. Asparagus: Doxen, 11.00. - ru.umh.rl! Hot houa. doa.. 13.0011 RAt hampers, l-dos 11.0001.50; Floridi, Braces. f3.vuvD.uv. - 1 carrots: Old. per ID., 3H4c. Radishes: Young southern, doa.. 40080c. Carrots: Younsr southern, dozen. iOcA tl.OO. Beets: Young southern, dosen, tOc 11.00. TurnlDs: Young southern, dnsen. lOea 11.00. . onions: Young southern, dogen, Tle; opinacn: fer id,, iiwiic. Green peppers, lb., 10016c. Parsley: Dosen bunches. 45075c Nuts and honey unchanged. - HIDES AND WOOL, Beef hides: Orn aalted No. 1. per !., I0loi green salted No, 1. per lb,, 4lei green hid. No. i, per lb., 2)4o rn hide. No 1. per i.. 33c; green ealted (eld etock) per lb., lc: green salted bu 1 hides. No, 1, per lb., let green ealted hum niuea. so, s. per ID, go. worse hides: Large, each, ll.ltt me- aium, eecn. 33.00; small, eaoh. 11.60: and glues, each. 750011.00. Sheep pelts: Green salted, aa to use ana wooi, seen, outline! sneering, pelts, green aalted. aa to alia And wool, each. 5010c. Wool: Choice, fin one-halt blood, per lb.. 10024c; medium and three-eighth blood, per lb,, 11021c: dew and one-fourth blood, per lb 15011c: buxry wool, per lb. 1010c Wholesale prlcea of beef cuts are at follows: No. 1 Ribs, lie; No.' 3 Rib, lie; No. 3 Ribs. 15c No. 1 Loin. 36c; No. 2 Loins, 24c; No. 3 Loins, 20c No. 1 Rounds, V.11UCKB, .10; no, a i;nucks, 104c: No. 2 Chuck, lao. NO. 1 Plstea. 17c; No. 2 Rounds, llftc; No. 2 Rounds, 6Hc: No. 2 Plates. Ic; No. a Plates. 4& extras, 27c; creamery firsts, 15K 026KC f.SK, r inn. Cheese Weak, St. Lonls Oraln. St. IAUIS. Msy . Wheat My, 11.14 July. 11.30. Corn May, 0c; July, I2e. Oats Msy, 38c; July, 41V,a .10 3 SB .SO .21 .20 .20 .22 .30 .21 .25 .20 .14 .21 .120 .21 .10 .21 .20 .21 .34 .2 .82 .17 .37 . .21 .III) .11 1 Qilcago Grain By CHARLES D. MICHAELS. Qa Wir. Chicago, May 6 Liquidation in Ui wheat by arattered lung ana commlsaion home carried price off tharply to new low on th preient down turn. Th break affected the deferred delimk-i of wheat and alio other tram, making a lower range, Wheat cloied with net lotse of l- (122 7-8e. Corn cloied 5-8i.'lc down, oati, J-Bc, and rye, s-c. Mar wheat had a rang of pearly 10c for th week. While atrong early It cloied well toward th low point. with hedging of cash grain a factor. Favorable crop report had lomi ef fect on th deterred dcuverict and at th lait net lone were 1 l-8ci Jc. Corn and oati held within relatively narrow limits. While averaging higher, they eloied well toward tho low point, corn unchanged to 1c lower and oat 5 -8c higher to 1 l-2c lower. Rye wa 1c lower to S-8c higher. A broader demand for pro vliioni lifted price tharply and lard gained 4 50c and ahort rib (H)(3) 77 l-2c for the week. aikseta Haul Caver. hort covering waa la vldenr In wheat earl today, but whea eraaauta aooaarait. prlea started to drop father aharnly. Th nc elamsnt wsa gaaarally bearish. While there wer son loUleellon of an oversold eoadlltoa In the July and Sententber. there waa nothing In I he newa to rauaa th (horts murk uneaelnasa. Th gr.atar part af th buying ram from tradera whs war evening up fr th week. Th fart that Monday' market arlthma. lie promisee to be bullish failed to attract much attention nor did tha a.lvan,- i Slerllni esehange to a new nigh aln.-e '. jner waa aom revival In the SRDOrt demand fop naaa ema, alnl... Further purchaaea of ld hard winter wer mad at Kanaaa City during th day to Chlcag. Crop reports eontlnu favorable. Rsiher fro sailing waa in ,,n h. sraiiared long who feared that country fferlng neit Week would show a ma. nai increase ae in result of excellent wtsther conditions, which permit field wirk to make raold nrnaraaa. Th.r. .... soma buying house with seaboard con nectlon but ths outslds buying wss lack ing and sentiment on tha whole as less bullish thsa of Isle. Oats showed resistance to preaeure early, but eased off later In sympathy with other '" May went lo a wider discount under the July. Shipping demand waa rather alow. Ry wa affected by th weak nee In wheat arid averaged lower. A local house bought 201.00 bushel to com her from a Missouri river msrket. Pit Note. It 1 Said that .u.p. V...I... .a . loet n th lowland by tloods will b mora than regained by three to . five bushels on brghlands. A Kansas City message of Thomson A MoKlnney BSId that cash Iii.hi. mated I.IOO.OOO to 2.00.noo bushels wheat w..u,u do snippea to Chicago froia ther befor th and of th month. An offer ta resell 40 non h.,.t,.t. .... eroB i winters was received by s New York ""'" ooay. nut tno grain was offered lo per bushel above tha figure at which fresh business had been don over night 'or September shipment. World' eioorts of wheat fn. h i ar estimated at 1.600,000 bushels, com pered with 11.100,000 bushels the previous week. Australia shipped 3,864,000 bush es foe th week, against 3.218.000 bush el th previous week. Out of th total Tiaioio oi jb.ooo.ooo ousneis In tnat coun try. It is estimated tha. M nAfl flnn els ie avallaMs for export. Clearances sines January 1 have been 68.000,000 bush el, suggesting total surplus for th season of 10,000,000 bushels. CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. By Tjpdlke Oraln Co. DO. 2627. May 8. Art. Opn. High. Iiw. Close. Yes. Wht. May 111 1 July 114 1.28 Sep. 1.17 Ry. ,-",4J Msy 1.0IVI July 1.0114 Sep. .13 Corn May .81 July , .04 Sep. .87 Oats May .87' July .40 4om Sep .411,, Pork f May 111.25 Lard I . I May 111. II July 11.61 Ribs ( I Msy 12.41 ' Juy 111. 66 2IK ii" 11V V.iii.' 1.26H 1.364 1.24 1.334 1.174 1.17V4 1.07 ' 1.044 . 'Ai .11 1.39 1.39V4 1.244 1.25 1.17V4 1.17 1.08 1.05 .99 ,.l .64 "'.66 .37 .40 .40 .41 21.25 11.40 11.60 12.50 ,0714 1.07 0414 1.04U 88 Vl .84 .1 . Yv" 1 .37H .804 .64 .644 "4 V, .66 ) -Ml 4 .37 .39 ,,2JW .29 .40 V, '.ii'v. . .40 40 l.2t 1,11 1.10 in 1.81 21.25 121.25 11.32 jn.56 111.35 U.55 12.45 111.65 12.45 111.65. 11.67 New York twtton. VaW Ynrlf Vav S .T1.a .anannv Irraaiilarlv Inwa, In ia.. .,,... . .. ket under week and evening up opera- none. Anera waa a scattered realizing preMura and, th markat eased off more .unu 7, us a cent a pouna in tno case of n,a Antlnn. ,.!. t n v. a etlon May dropped to 19.22c, a lose ef 21 points, and other deliveries wer feh.,-il k u a . .. . . . . r wraaaure iron, room nouses, tha ami th anrt w.lt tv-a, ... 1. ( 1 ., j was largely local In charaoter. At the , laiiar nan oi ine session tno market was sharply up from Its low, about net nnohans.il tr, 1 fi ,,,.', ,a nSH l, .1 .. There wa continued unaettlement near .v. wnn May relatively easy in ... uvur. a no iisi was oir e to 20 point net at th end of tho half day. Spot wa qulot. 25 points decline, 1D.65C for middling upland. Southern spot markets were: Galves ton, 18.10c, 10 points decline; New Or- ia..jC) uncnangea; tsavannah, II. He. nni.h.n.1, A .. -. - , . enaaged; Memphis, 18c, unchanged; Hous- Inn. .1111. .a , . . ... . ..., . ou, aw iiumia oeciine; x,itt!Q kock. lie, unchanged. ., New York Coffee. Je futures opened at a decline of 7 to I, !; """" acaiierea realizing1 or ..J?.VLnV P'omP'sd by the somewhat unsettled .h-wn ... , . , . , The decline Wsa checked around 10.28o lor July by the covering of near month shorts, however, and prices were fairly stesdy later In the morning, with July soiling up to 10.370. Later months were al .A a Km i. . . . . . . ,,. ny, uui alter selling OIC 10 t.lle, September closed at t.tto bid. The general market closed at 5 points higher to 10 nolnla Inara... &..! . , .. . . , at 37,000 bags. way, lo.lie; July, 10.37c; September, t.tle; October, 1.88c; December. .76o: January, t.76e; March, .75c. . Spot coffee, quiet; Rlos 7s, llo; San tos 4a, 14 to 14ie. There were very vini auu .reign, oners. Kansas City Grain. Kantat City, Mo., May 6. Cash Wheat No. 2 hard, 11.2601.46; No. 2 red, 11.28 O1.80. Corn No. 2 whits, 5757c; No. 2 yel low, estttP-'yc. Hay Unchanged. Kansas ijlty, Mo., May 6. Wheat -ioe. Hay, 11.224; July. 11.16; Beptem ber. 11.09 'i. Corn May, 65c; July, 58e; Sep- nrnw, ei ;ac. Chicago Potatoes. Chisago. III.. May 6. Potatoes Weak receipts, 14 cars; total United States ship- men la. tit cars; Wisconsin, Mlcntgan lacked and bulk round whites, 11.6001.66 cwt.; Canadian sacked whites, 11.70 cwt.; new stock, weak: Louisiana Triumphs, 100-pound sacks, !4.6O04.76; Florida double-headed barrels, Spauldlng Rose No. 1, II. 2504. 60; No. I, 14.2104.60. Chlean Produce. Chicago, III., May 6. Butter Un changed. Egg Higher; receipts. 38,593 case; firsts. 14024V4s: ordinary firsts, 21 22c; miscellaneous, 2323c; storage packed extras. 26Va26c; storage pcaea nrsts, nje. Poultry Unchsnged. Sasaaia Cltr Produce. Kansas City, Mo., May . Eggs snd Butter Unehanffad. Poultry Hens, unchanged, 22c; broil ers, to lower, flic; roosters, -nc 10 war, New York Produce. New York. Mar 6. Butter Firm. Bgge Plrm; fresh gathered extra flrsta. zsh tszsc: 00 nrsts, 2itt.i& Cheese Week. New York Dried Fruits. New York, May 4. -Evaporated apples, steady. Prunes, barely steady. Apricots, scarce. Peaches, quiet. Raisins, easy. Financial By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES. U ! llse laaml Wire), New york, May 6, What ap prared to he rreiaur of realiaing lain m id dominant influence in nrarty all uurkei lotljvi it wat the "week-end reailjuitniriii' which had grown unfamiliar in the rxrited pcc ulatlon of April. The dock niark,-t moved with great irrrgularitv and in the end thtre were more gam limn lourt, and tevcral net advance of a point or more. I!ut these were again the visible retult of pro(caion al oprrationt. A a whole the day' changrt were not important. In the bond market alto, there were more advance than tleclinei, but the change were generally iliglil. Sterling exchange did not reach Friday'a high rate ami it clotcd l-2c below that figure. Exchange on other European market aimilar ly declined a fraction but on an in creasing market. Except for the franc and mark, matt of the princi pal European government reached iiiuhcr than the end of the preceding week. Thii i in spite of the fact that all of them but ttcrling have appar ently been ruhject to the -confuting influences of Genoa. (tintmadlllr llecline. From th London Hconomlal'a 'India number" rallied tuday. It anuaara that avrrag prlsaof roniinoditir on tli r.nauaii uvi'iinvu eiisniiy uurina April whlla our run avarag waa rls lti. Hlnco th mlildl of last year. In- died, tli London averag bas fallal 10 per rem, in lac or me live par cent rise In this country. Th net decline from tli high point of 1110 bas been greater In England than In tha United Btatea 41 per cent against II but It will b remembered that th rla In Kngtlah K rices, from th outbreak of war to th ilihest averse level wa much greatnr than In America. Kven with Kna-ianrfa laiiior percenlaa of reduction from the lilKhest, II average now stand nearly 14 per cent above 1114, and our own only Complete compilation of last month's esehange of bank checks at tho coun. try' clearing house, a puhll.hsd to- umji at.v an iii-a u. iuo actual Kpanlon of business during April, Th first In crease over tho preceding year that has oci'urreti since I'-uu in ill amount nf checks thus drawn, was in r'ebruary, v.hen th tutnl clearliins war 1 1-1 nr cent larger than In mi. In March th increase was nearly 6 per cant. Now th fisures fur April show an increase over IMS of 44 per cent. In actual amount, the checks drawn In April were the latgeat of any month, sinco January of Isst j ear, in .xces or April. What Is perhaps an even mora alrlk. Ing comparison I that they ar far In oxcrss of any April showing except that of 1820. in that year, It was clearly ths very high level of average prices which Inflated ths valuation of the bank checks drawn. The really icmarkabl comparison witn prewar recorus. Last month's clearings Were comnar. ably more than double th highest April lecura prior to lain ana nearly douhl tho largest prewar figure of any month i yet present price of commodities aver age less than 40 per cent higher and prices or securities lower. Ths necessary Inlet ence Is a much larger aggregate volumo of general business. New York Stocks Range of prices of the leadlmr stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan. 248 1'etera Trust building: it AILHOAD3. Friday High. Low Cloae Close A., T. S. F. ...100 '4 89 100 100 Bait & Ohio 47 47 47 47 Canadian Pac 142 141 41 142 N. Y. Central ... 90 90 90 90 Chcs & felhlo .... 65 65 65 65 Ortut North. .... 76 75 76 76 Illinois Central ..105 10514 106V4 104U K. C. Southern .. 28 28 28 38 Lehigh Valley .... 62 62 62 62 Missouri Pacific . 24 23 24 24 N. Y. & N. H. ... 29 28'A 29 29 North Pacific .... 77 77 - 77 77 Chi. & N. W 75 744 744 75 Penn. R. R 42 41 414 42 Reading 78 77 7S 77 C, R. I. & P 45 44 44 45 South Pacific 92 914 91 92 South Railway ... 26 25 25 - 25 Chi., M. & S. P. .. 27 27 27 26 Union Pacific 138 138 138 138 . STEELS. Amer. Car Fdry. 162 - Allls-Chalmera ... 48 48 48 49 Amer. Locomotive .116 116 116 116 Baldwin Loco 118 U7ft in Ill's Bethlehem Steel .. 79 78 79 78 Colo. F. & I. Co. .. 84 33 34 33 Crucible 67 , 66 65 66 Amer. Bteel Fdry.. 89 89 39 39 Lacks, Steel 60 6 60 69 Mldvale Steel .... 38 37 38 37 Pressed Steel Car.1....' .... 71 Republic S. & I: .. 66 114 66 64 Railway Steel S.,.101 101. 101 101 Sloes-Scheffield ..45 ; 44 .44 44 U. S. Steel 99 97 98 97 Vanadium 47 48 47 43 . COPPERS. Anaconda 63 62 52 62 Amer. S. & R. Co.. 67 67 67 67 Cerro De Pasco ..87 37 37 37 Chili 19 19 ' 19., 19 Chlno 28 28 28 28 Inspiration ... : 40 Kennccott 33 83 33 84 Miami , 2 ! 89 29 Nev Consol ..j... 17 17 17 17 Ray Consol 16 16 16 Seneca , . 13H Utah 65 65 66 65 . oils, ; - General Asphalt .. 68 62 1 43 13; Cosdcn' 44 43 43t, 144 Calif Peterol ..... "V, Island Oil 1 .1 1 v .-, 1 Invincible Oil .... 18 17 17 18 Mexican Peterol .131 128 130 131 Middle States .... 15' 14 15 14 Pacifio Oil 67 i 66 66 66 Pan-American .... 64 63 64. 64 Phillips ..,..,..., 48 43 JS 48 Pierce Oil ; 10 10 10; 10 Pure , Oil ......... 23 83 83S ' 11 Real Dutch 64 68 64 , 64 Sinclair Oil 83 82 33 32 Stand Oil N. J 190 189 189 189 Texas Co 49 48 49 48 Union Oil 24 23 23 J3 White Oil 10 10 10 10 , ' MOTORS. Chandler 75 74 74 71 Gen. Motors 12 12 12 12 Willys-Overland . . 8 7 8 714 Fierce-Arrow White Motor ' ' Studebaker. 121 119 120 120 RUBBER AND TIRES. Fisk .. 19 19 : 194 1H Goodrich 41 41 41 ,41 Kelley-Sprlngfield.. 58 62 68 63 Keystone Tire.... 74 23 24 23 Ajax 17 17 17 17 United States Rub. 65 5 6 65 INDUSTRIALS. Am. Beet Sugar... 39 89 39 19 A., G. & W. 1 88 37 ' 37 36 Am, Int. Corp 46 45 46 46 Am. Sumatra...... 85 36 85 34 Am. Telephone.... 122 182 122 122 American Can 48 47 48 48 Central Leather... 17 87 37 37 Cuba Cane 15 15 15 15 Cuban-Am. Sugar..' 21 21 11 21 Corn Products ....102 101 102 102 Famous Players .. 82 81 82 81 General Elec ,...163 163 163' 168 Ot. North Ore. ... 39 89 39 39 Inter Harvest .... .... 96 Am. H. & L., pfd 67 U. S. Ind Alco ... 60 49 49 60 Inter Pap 62 61 62 61 inter M. M.. pfd... 84 83 84 84 Am. Sugar Ref. .. 75 74. 75 75 Sears Roe 75 7564 75 75 Stromsberg 64 64 64. 55 Tob Products 68 67 67 68 Worth Pump. .... 62 52 62 62 Wilson Co 46 West Union 99 98 98 West Electric .... 62 61 62 61 Amer. Woolen 93 93 33 13 MISCELLANEOUS. Am. Cotton Oil 26 Am. Agric Ch, ... 40 40 40 40 Amer. Lnseed .... 34 34 8414 84 Union Bag, pfd. ., 67 67 67 67 Bosch Magneto .... 47 Bkl R T 28 25 26 26 Con'tal Can 6 Calif. Pkg. 78 Col. Gas & Elec. 89 89 89 .. Columbia Graph.. 4 -4 4 4 United Drug 71 71 71 70 Nat'l Enamel .... 40 4(1 40 40 Vj United Fruit 142 Lorlllard Tobacco. 152 152 152 16i Nat l Lead 94 93 li 93 3 4'hlla. Co 39 39 39 39 'iV,llm.n . . 1?3U 12?: 123i jTnnta Alegraj Sug. 40 39 39 40 IcRtall Stores .... 63 52 63 52 I Superior Steel .... 37 36 37 t. U 4 San Fran 50 10 10 20 Va, Car t'hern, 14 Total salts llt.set t aaay i'tnaa, 4 lata. 4,'la, .S4, "' !, .:!. FtAaeo due. .;! S rrM rla, ,- atttiiaf ., II I Hi rfi4't , II 44. New York Bonds (Tht, Be I the only Omaha newiprr which tiubllahe th of ficial lift of th New York Stock achani bond) New Turk, Mar I frninee, hl-h Ul-r davainpvd into proniiuaia.! etratigia, artoinpaniad today lu4 daiia la III bond BiaiUel. ,il"Mia atll and maUa ni.Hlaral laruterle Irom tf .nl lu ar le.rla. Ther wa liltl slleiatlua la frl Wat Isauaa, but I'anuh luutil.ipil a A' and "B" gslnad aad I puinla, reapaetlvaly, CHlur rily . a l -a Ha ll, g 2 puinia, Itailri.ad bonds wtr main y t. 1 1 r. atiwtallr leaor of iha Ai.Hi.un, aWioth. erf, I'anfo an, I Sealaii Airlii.e ti.l.mt, Tto.lli.g In mad Iradiohs wee nui-ivr, but niuaily a.iiltii'.nal same, lltixialra rkpld transit la and allird rerufirala ruing to I in lt puinie with New loik railway la. T.iial aalas Ipar value) af gieeated H .lal.ee. Nel week's un.lt wr.ling will Include 171,(00,00 af f".lrat farm luaa 4 ar cent ln.a, lo b eflared by th II tdernl narrt banks on Monday at par and Interest, Ti.ury offlilala empbaslaa th tart that this la lb In. I issue af thaa Ik nd at 4 pr cent In almost threw iar. They add that th present Mllrfrtory stale of Hi invesitiii-nt market "should ts.uie I hair prnniui sbaurplloo. I nlled Siale Hands. Sale (In II. One) High t-ew Closa II Lluariy I Ha ,,19 10 tt I M 49 I Liberty let 4a,, 99.1 te ll tl.lt 7 Liberty Id 4s,. 99 41 tilt tt.14 74 Liberty 1st 4etit 7 t.a 111 Liberty Id 4a 99 54 91 44 19 41 II Liberty Id 4'.aHl tt.73 19.74 110 Liberty 4IH 4 W II 10 II 14 tt.ll 147 Victory 4e , .100.0 lue.lt lue.lt II Victory Ik ..100.04 lot.tt 109.01 Foreign tinvernmrnt. Mat and Mnnlrlpal. 46 Argentine 7 l"l 101 101 28 Chinese Gov By I. 11 14 14 1 City llergrn Ie ...lie) 110 110 1 City lierue 111 111 111 II I'lly llordeaus 6s .. 17 11 11 11 City Cupen 6a ... tl 91 12 It City Lyuns 5 17 17 17 21 City Marseilles ts. 17 17 17 1 City H 1 Jan Is ..101 !! lm t City H Psulo Is ...104 104 l4 10 i lly y.urlch Is ...113 111 113 11 Danish Muni Is A. Ill 110 111 3t Kept Heino 7s It 11 II I Horn can 5s n 11.101 lot', lo 13 I'o in Can 6s 31..., '99 lt 99 II Dut Eas Ind 6s 47. 11 16 11 61 French Rep 1 104 14 104 I French Rep 7 4s ..101 101 lui 1 Japanese 1st 4s.. 10 10 10 I Japanese 4 76 76 76 t King llRlglum Is. ..103 101 11 10 King Denmark ts. 18 9 18 6 King Italy ts .... 16 14 16 56 King Nether 6s .. 17 18 16 11 King Norway-Is ..113 111 111 1 King Sweden ts ...101 101 101 130 Paris L M 61 83 91 13 10 ltep Cuba Is 04..., 90 to to 20 Stat RODS Is. .101 101 101 4 Swiss Confed Is ...119 117 118 17 UKUBAI 6s 12. .107 N7 1117 14 UKUHarl !a 89. .101 107 Ml 19 UKOU&I ls 37. .I'll 101 102 16 U S llrasll 8 106 lot lur. 10 U B Mexico 4s .... 17 17 67 Railway and Miscellaneous Honda. 11 Amer Ag Ch 7s ..104 104 14 12 Amer Cot Oil 6s ., 90 89 to 4 Amer Smelt 6s ... 13 91 93 74 Amer Sugar 6s ...lol 100 104 ' 6 Amer T T cv Cs...ll4 114 114 13 Amer Writ Pap 7a.. 88 86 87 6 Armour & Co 4s. 92 11 12 11 A T tt S F gen 4s. 88 88 88 2 A T ft S F adj 4s .. 82 82 82 3 Atl Kef I. 6s ....104 104 104 10 Bait Olli'j 6s IPO 99 99 15 llal & Ohio cy 4S 82 82 82 '9 B T Pa 7s 108 108 10 21 Beth Steel pm 6s .. 93 93 93 1 BUI Edl gen 7s D..I07 107 107 10 Bkl K T 7s ct st .. 82 82 -' 5 Calif O & E 6s.... 94 94 94 2 Can North 6s ...112 112 112 13 Can Pacific deb 4s. 80 79 80 6 Cent Gcorxla 6s ... 93 99 99 4 Cent Leather 6s .. 97 97 17 4 Cer de Pas 8a 116 116 106 14 Ches & Oh cv 6s .. 92 91 92 68 Ches & Ohio cv 4a'88 88 88 11 C B & Q ref 5s A.. 98 98 11 1 Chi Gt West 4s .... 62 62 62 13 C M S P cv 4s.. 72 72 72 1 C M & S P ref 4s 66 66 66 15 Chi & North 6s ..109 109 lot 2 Chi Rail 5s 84 84 84 9 C R I & ,P gen 4s.. 83 83 83 15 Chile Copper 7s ...103 102 103 76 Chile Copper 6s ... 90 90 90 1 Colo Indus 5s 90 90 90 5 Cona Coal Mnry bs.. 88 88 88 60 Consol lias 7a 118 117 117 6 Cuba Can Sug d 8a. 86 84 84 25 Cuba ft R 7t A. .103 103 103 t Det Edl ref 6s ....102 102 102 30 Det United Ry 4s 83 82 98 3 Dla Match 7s ...108 106 105 IT DU Pont D N 71.107 106 107 7 Duqiies Light' 6s. ..103 103 103 1 Krl p 1 4s 64 64 64 2 Fisk Rubher U ..106 106 106 12 Goody'r Tire Ss 31.103 102 103 8 Goody'r Tire 88 41.116 116 116 11 Ord Trk Ry Can 6s. 104 104 104 27 Gt North 6s B... 99 99 99 8 Ulul & Man r 6s A. 84 84 84 : 89 Hu & Ma a 1 5s ... 63 63 63 1 Illinois Cent 6s..l01 101 101 1 Indiana Steel 6s.... 80 80 80 t32 Inter Met 4VJ .... 16 ?5 14 523 Inter Met 4s ctfs 76 74 78 2 Int M M sf 6s 86 .86 86 1 Int Paper ref 6s B. 16 96 16 12 InvlncHle Qll 8s .. 48 48 48 4 K C South 6s 88 87 87 4 Kel-Sprg Tire 8s.. .108 108 108 ... I 10 G 8 L 1st 5s. ,91 91 91 5 Lehigh Valley 6s.. 102 1024 1024 2 Lou St Naa ref Cs.l03 - 101 102 8 Lou & Naa un 4s .. 91 90 91 ' 5 Mich Cent deb 48.. 90 90 10 22 Midvale Steel -cv 6s 10 90 0 2 M & S L ret 6s ... 49 49 49 4MK&Tnpl5sA 13 68 83 68 M K A T n a 6s A 67 56 57 1 M K ft T 1st 4s,., 11 81 -81 60 Mo Pac gen 4s ... 65 64 64 , 1 Mont Power 5s A.. 96 96 96 7 N O T & M I 6s .. 70 69 70 11 N Y Cent col 7s.. ..106 106 106 11 N Y Cen deb 6s. ..102 102 102 119 N Y Edl ref 6s..ll0 109 110 "44 NYNH&H CV 6s 48. 84 - 83 63 5 N Y Rail ref 4s ct. 43 48 43 , " 1 N Y T deb 6s 49. ..106 105 105VJ 6 N Y Tel ref 6s 41. .106 104 104 18 N W ft B 4s .... 68 ' 67 68 6 Nor ft We cv 6S...109 109 109 , 4 Nor Pao p 14s .... 87 87 87 ' 3 Nor Pac gen 3s ... 63 63 3 , 65 N P a N jt 6S...106 106 106 ' 1 Nor Sta Po ret 6s A 92 92 92 N W B T 7s ......106 106 106 SO S ,L gt 6s ct....l01 101 101 25 O WVR R ft N 4a.. 81 61 81 1 Pac G & E 6s .... 92 92 93 1 Pack Mot Car 8s. .107 107 107 ' 2 Pa R R 6s 109 108 109 2 Pen R R Son 5s... 99 '99 99 6 Pere Marq ref 5s.. 97 94 17 t F,mp ft East Inc 4a. 100 99 100 2 Pro A Retin 8s ...102 .102 101 1 R G ft W 1st 4s .. 79 79 79 f .7 R I A & L 4s ... 12 82 81 ' S S L & S F adj 68.. 81 81 11 18 S L & S F. 1 ts.'.... 69 69 69 , 1 S I, S W 1st 4s.... 78 78 78 3 S A ex A P 1st 48. . 76 76 76 21 8 B A L con 6s ... 68 58 68 12 S B A L adj 6s... 26 26 21 26 S B A L ref 4s ... 42 42 42 1 Sharon Ste H 8s A. 98' 99 18 i 13 Slno Oil CV Ts,..104 104 1C4 ' 66 Sine Oil col 7s 100 99 100 39 Sou Pac cv 4s 91 . 91 91 3 Sou Pac ref 4s .... 87 87 87 69 Sou Ry gen 6s .. 99 99 99 22 Sou Rail con 6s ... 96 96 95 6 Stan Oil Cal deb 7s. 106 106 106 18 Third Ave adj 6s .. 61 61 61 27 Tob Prod 7 ,101 101 102 t United Drug 8s... .108 108 108 3 U SRubber 7s ...107 107 107 , I U S Rubber 5s . . . . ' 90 . 89 ' 90 41 U S Steel sf 6s .102 102 102 17 Va Caro Ch 7s .. 99 99 99 2 Vlrg By 6s 95 . 96 95 11 Wet Electric 7s. .107 107 107 11 W ft L R 4 .... 63 68 88 145 Wllso ft Co Sf 7S.106 105 106 8 Wlscon Cent sen 4s 81 81 81 N. Y. Curb Bonds New York, May 6. Transactions on the New York Curb market today were as fol lows: Industrial Bonds. Bales (In 11.000) High Low' Close 1 Amer L ft T 6s ...106 106 106 5 Amer T ft T ts 24.101 101 101 5 Anacond Cop 6s ...100 100 100 20 Ang Amer OH 7s.l03 103 101 2 Beth Steel 7s 23. ..105 104 104 4 Beth Steel 7s 15. ..103 1"8 103 7 Goodrich Tire 7e ..100 100 100 442 Inter R T 8s 22... 95 93 94 2 Kenna Cop 7s 10 101 106 1 Kings Co Lt le .. 98 98 98 23 Man.roba 7 98 94 98 1 Nat Leather la ..-.100 100 100 1U N Y N II ft H 7s.. 93 92 "i 23 No Amer Kill ts... 92 92 92 1 Saks at Cj 7s 100 10.) 11)0 ! a. sake Ts .,,..141 III 144 aa IM( Hf !., 4 f .., I War ... I'M 4 A I II, ,11 et lel ! 1..s ta I 11 leita ft l a Mil fr4 la , ,.J't 11 M II Vaaaaia tilt la ...Ie4 Kits 14 a u a, , I laa til 11 If His.lie.il. ? ..11 I All il A W I ie.,,, tl ! l-i tt W a . et la (III I'al t ,,,,11 4 I' li.ae I !.,.. til II I Mm I aaad W I II I'l II I . .!.. I alls. 14 rB4gs) taaada. I fits ttlbartald I .. t 4' haiaaen ta ,... l I Fr-. a) tie Ie .... 11 li H 1 N H rr Ie.... tl 40 k.i... Ie ....... IJ' I V M-.lr I 41 III ! M 14 A 11 11 tl leitj It tit, tee ! T tl 11 till '5 !M tl 4 t ! . , 41 4Ui I klewaa Marka. Ilaasa af nneew af tha leading C'bltag turk furnished v lt aa W'M. I'.iais Trwat building. Am, n4llf .. ', Aruaar la. pfd Armour l.eal her, ram. 11 reilahf ,t runt. Malar .... ...... ' Llbbr t Uaalgamery.Wa'4 U Nail leather. w tl ri! Witcr 91 Hiraart. Waiuer ,,,. paid a fa, 1JJ it ini ;h l ni..a t'arbid Wahl Wrilay raiCES aEDUCHV Men' twa aa lkrM-pla suit (leaned aad preset far I4M by attr c lea. Ill llauus clarlllealkM pre, DRESHER BROS. Dyar. Clean., Hatters, Furrier and Taller HIT rarmant StreaH AT laalk 04 FREE FOR THREE MONTHS Texas Oil Bulletin tamed eeltf sd adlled by all aad ftntntttt at pnta. tmeia the olwle (laid at (Wi.lotaaanl af lae ,n.al4l. rl- M l fields af Tetas. Ht ft tteirtluiarr a. an la ar furwiated har the earning fee) weeaa. To Inlrvd'iea thl. uuMkatlna, Will Mil Ilia Taa ! Iiutlati la rea lor three sum la ABMlat.ly tree. Writs fur It today. Cilbert Johnton 4 Contraaay far 12 Vean Oil Oteraleri arsktrt ISSS Wggonr Bldg. Fart Worth, Tesae Wrfcfo0tj.m.lMltt0a wsm MlINN V Hmllliiia. i?llllfA(lll. li.l Sclenlinc An.rrii.ni llida . UANIIINurilN, 0. 0 tVnulrmttB HUH. lifts. NF.W TURK flohart Uldx. MAN BA.NCI8CO. i'AL tj Baai f- Pelsra Trutt Bldg. $1,000. Interest rate, 6 per cent. WE OFFER farm mortgages in this form, believing that it give the investor the very highett type of security, together with a complete diversification which ia possible ia no other way. We have a four-paga leaflet describing in detail this ittue and each of the loan aecuring it, together with picture of tha prepertlat. . We will be pleated to give you a copy. ' llereTiTGmipany PetenlwfmalBaiilt Making Money in Wall Street $80 will secure for you 10 shares of a safe stock which should steadily advance in price. :. ' Dividends $4 a year, or 1. Balance easy payments. Write for particulars and our M.I. P. booklet. 1 tnott InotOmM 43 Exchange Place THE STATE BANK of OMAHA Corner Sixteenth and Harney Streeta The Largest State Bank in Nebraska TOTAL RESOURCES OVER FIVE MILLIONS A Conservative Policy We Owe Nothing for Borrowed Money We Pay 4 Per Cent on Time Deposits 3 Per Cent on Savings Deposits All deposits in this bank are protected by the Depositors' Guarantee Fund of the 'State of Nebraska. THE SAFEST PLACE IN NEBRASKA TO DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY We Invite Your Business OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Albert L. Schaats, President J. H. Donnelly, Vice Pres. and Cashier. C. L. Murphy, Ass't Cash. A. A. Nelson, Ass't Cashier Oscar. Keel ine , D. C. Eldrdge F. H. Cainea Safe Deposit Boxes $5.00 and Up STOCKS-ltOSDS FOREIGN BONDS i ll It ! II II WE OfftR rOR Local Stcuritiett to Omaha Flour Mill, pfd. 10 Goftch Food Product, nl fd. A nurwaa Nash Ct.. mti. to Nat'l American lira In. 40 Nxo Ptre-!um Co. II 90 Ovrlan4 Tira and Rub II II ber Co. 10 Btroud Mfg. Co., pfd. Lifted Slock. Sold l LS.V a aj.-.L. A Diversified List You will find Includad in our offtring Hat for May. B Nebratka Municipals 5 Nebraska First Morh gage Farm Loans $ Foreign Government Bonds 6 Corporation Bonds Yitld ravtif from 4.70 to 7.65 If ram ar coatiderinf invttmat thl list will b of value). Inquire for a copy. OmahaTrust Company OasA Sttlontl laa ulWrf We Offer New Issue First Mortgage Farm Land Bonds Issued in Trust Certificate Form MATURITY May lit, 1927. SECURITY First mortgases on 15 producing Nebraska farms, lo cated ia different section of the late, giving completo diversifi cation of tho security. AMOUNT OF ISSUE $109,000. VALUATION Peter Trust Com pany examinera valua tho farm lands, accuring this ittuo at $309,500. DENOMINATIONS $100, $500, HAM Eft StcuriUu New York Om.haStock&BondCo. :! SM Ftr Trt Bttilaliaff a au a II U as a aa. net, II II II SALE SUBJECT Foreign BonJu Bra ill 4a, llM ff00)... .40.00 M frtneh Gov, I, 1931 (lOOOfr) 72.CO rrtnch Gov. Prm. (lOOOfr) S.O0 " Caecho Slovakla 4H (1000k) 19 B0 - Poland Gov. If. (10.000m) 4.80 I" Meilcan b. 1114 (11000) .1 German Gov. ft (1000m) S 76 I en Partial Paymentt I1 .1 .... .I. la.laa W swwwaaaa aiyaaaaiaiaa g PUTS and CALLS Tlieir us In Tradmi I Will at rlearty inltlned la our t'BKK HOOK I AT h'l. 4S TeahaiaaB C. H Willi, U New York $65 wlaslt in rested la rrocR fill VI Lit Its , Us hi. to h..s HUNDREDS of 1MUJ.AR8 FBOttT. Write for frea earl,nitnrr Rootlet "Secetw la tat Steak Marset" KENNEDY it CO. EtL IMI Memhera Coneolldalea ain-l Etrhins M BROADWAY NItf TO CITY Confidence and Reliability Our Dermal tusrarta foe, wlUi mrr STOCK PRIVILEGE In our enure bualiitaa esrear ther hat aerer teen slntls failure to ray profit. tntk 14! ts ills rea eta trade In 1M (haras sf any stock. Writs for rRCC Bipianstorr folder No. 14. Paul Kaye lH?r MONEY MADE SAFELY "4ln to kPte end c.na tft.M to iiM.t etrols m ihtn, .,f N,w Turk LI1TID afOCK. OUR FRI BOOKLET famisbae full Infnroi.lloa end Siplslnt puesiblliiiet for lane pmflts en a JII infeatntent. Market! Aellrs, WMte tod.y fiX..5?!t!S-Jioi-" INVItTOM 0AII.V GUIDE, What Will The Market Do Next? KEEP POSTED Important developments contained In this week' market review retarding the following securities: Studebaker Sinclair Consot. American Lee. Int. Marc. Marine Cera Product U.S. Cast Iron Pip Kennecett Capper Phillip Pet. Oeneral Mater Uhlan Vll Writ for tree eopy P.Q.STflr.H.HCO. Member Consolidated Stock Kxehanae of New York 38 S. William St., Nw York tt ie estimated that . 10,000,000 . RADIO-PHONE SETS will be installed in American home In the near future. Our Wall Street Bulletin gives resume ef companies that are In position to benefit most. Copy (re em request caiitey & ennnon .. Member Ceftolldttd Stack Ex, ei N. Y. SO Broad Street, New York I Royal Dutch likely to sell i oa the present move? Are you fully acquainted with the sit uation and prospects for this company T Our CONFIDENTIAL ANALY SIS discloses many phase of the latest development and how in a convincing manner the phenomenal ' possibilities for the atock. Thit report and a copy of the FINANCIAL INDICATOR will he forwarded on request, free of charge. Write for your copy today, Wm. H. Kemp & Co. laKaraarated Stocks and Bonds Grain and Cotton Direct Wins t Ldin( Market ' 20 Broad St. New York, N. Y t Why Not Try a r tir i. ir". 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