THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. MAY 11, 1922.
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Totals
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Cat (la Rerflrin. la.ooo hrl. Rurprlalnc.
ly haavy mlrtwfak rc.lpta loilay on lop
of the haavy aupplira of tha paat two
aka craalad ry wa.k faallnc In th"
trado anU blila and aalaa war around 109
Sao lowar than Tuoaday. Tha waaknaaa
fjfma moat apparant on I ha batter gradra
aX cattle and all claaa'a o( buyara wore
(ifhtlnc high prlcaa. Brat yaarlinaa aa
wall aa haavy btevee aold oarly around
t t(l 40 and tha market hae nat moat
f Ita recent "boom." Cow aluff alao aold
i)Ua lower than Tueaday, but thara waa
little quotable chance In the market for
atockera and ferdere owing to the very
limited recalpta of thla character.
Quotation, on cattle: Chulre lo prima
fceevea. M ltr)l.tO: good to choice beevee.
001. It; fair to good beevaa. 17.100
t.0 common to fair beevaa, 17.0097. to;
fjood to choice yearllngo, .llo.Tt; fair
to good yearling, t7.O0l.lo: common to
(air yearling.. I7.eotf1.80; choice to prima
feelfere. IH.OO0l.ti); good to choice half
are. 17.1001.00; fair to good haltcra, K.7S
7.tt; choice to prime cowa. 4 Sb07.2M
ajood to choice cow., K.lOOe.tO; fair to
good cowa, IMO0(.1O; common to fair
cowa, 11.2101.00; good to choice traders.
7.I10S.JS; fair to good feeder., 17. U
T.tO; common to (air feedara, it.tO07.lO;
rood to choice Itockera, I7.ti0l.to; fair
to good atockera, 7.3t07.7t; common to
gair atockera, Il.7t07.ttt; atnek helfera,
t.t0t.OO; atnek cowa. ti.tO0i.25; stock
calve., tt.OO0l.lt; veal calves. IS. 60
10.00; bulls, atagg, etc., I4.2C07.5O; stock
bulla, lt.00 07.00.
BBBP STEERS.
JCe. Av. Pr. o. Av. Pr.
SI tli 17 70 21.;. ...11.10 7 5
31 1321 i tO 43 1347 8 Oi
S7 1347 I 10 S3 13S1 I 25
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BTEERS AND HEIFERS.
Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
721 1 ti 2 3 I 0
73 t It 21 I" S 1
167 i 40
COWS.
310.
Av.
..1171"
..1220
..1175
.. t74
.. 104
Pr. tin.
Av.
.1344
Pr.
t It
t 40
t 25 5
I 35
7 1105
t 50
7 15 31 Ml T 50
T 15
BU 1.1.8.
Jfo. Av. Pr. No.
1 10t 4 75 1..
i..:...i7 i 60
CALVES.
ICo. Av. Pr. Ko.
1 .. 150 I 00 t..
Av.
.1240
Pr.
t 10
Av.
. 431
Pr.
7 (0
J 375 7 00 .
Hogs Recelpta 10,700 head. The mar
kat waa elow to open today with opening
blda ruling SjflOo lower. .Seller, were
strong In their view, however, and the
market developed moatly en a ateady
baala with little change In prlcea. Light
boga aold from 110.40010.45, with a top
price of 110.50. Mixed loads and butcher
welghta from 110.10010.40, and packing
grade. Ii.60 0 10.00. Bulk of aalea waa
110.00010.45.
HOGS.
No. Av. 8h. Pr No. Av.
at. .353 ... tin 15 5I..2H
Sh. Pr.
... 10 50
... 10 30
... 10 35
... 10 45
45. .255 lit 10 25 31..Z5S
t..!4 , t..2tl
0.. Ill ... 10 40 51. . SIS
17. .224 ... 10 50
' Sheep and Lambe Receipt., 7,000 head.
Demand waa weak today on all olassea
and prlcea ruled moatly Ho lower. Cali
fornia aprlng lamb, were In good supply
about It loads being included moving
moatly 15e lower. Clip lambs sold from
lll.tO013.75. with best handy welghta
quoted at 114.00. Clipped ewea aold at
7.0007.10. clip wet bare at M.00. and
yearltnge at 111.00.
Quotations on sheep: Fat, lamb., good
to choice. Ill.ttO 14.00; fai lamba. fair
to good, ill.00011.50; aprlng lamba.
111.00011.00; cull lamba. 110.00012.00;
fat yearlings, 111.00012.60: fat wet here.
U 00011.00; fat ewes, light, 17.0001.00;
tat owes, heavy, it. 00 0 7. 00. - .
Kaunas City Live Stock.
Kanaaa City, May 10. Cattle Recelpta,
t.SOO head: market, beef steers and year
lings ateady to 16o lower; top, 18.60 for
earllngs and heavy ateera; aha stock
ateady to weak; choice heifers, 17.500
1.00; better grade cow., 8.2S$t.7t,
Hoga Receipts. 11,000 head; market
opened alow; closed active, 10c higher;
bulk Its to 125-pounders, 110.66010.05;
top. 110.70; choice 800-pounders, 110.55;
bulk of aales. tlO.40010.50; bows, 19.009
t.26; atock pigs stesdy; few over 13.60.
Sheep Receipts, t,000 hesd; market
Very eJow, steady to lOo lower; fed light
ahorn Texas wethers, 19.10; most lsmbs
atrady t' 16o lower; wooled Colorados,
115.00; beat clippers, 113.40; native
springs, 114.75.
Sioux City Uts Stock.
Sioux City, la.. May 10. Cattle Re
eelpta, 1,000 head; market ateady; fed
ateera and yearlinga, 11.76; top. IS. 75;
warmed up ateera and yearlings, 16.000
1.10: beef ateera, lie to 15c lower; other
claaaea, steady; fat cowa and hefers. 14.50
7.76; csnners, 13.0004.60; veals. 15.009
0.l; feeders, 16.6007.26; calves, 15.000
T.7I; feeding eows and helfera, 14.00
.!!: atockera. 15.6007.60.
Hoga Receipts, t.000 head; market
toady to ahade lower: botchers. 110.15
eylO.Sl; atags. 17.1607.71; lighta. 110.50;
beavy mixed, tt.76010.25: heavy packers.
1150 1 50; pigs, 110.50010.75; bulk of
alee, tlt.10010.11.
Sheep and Lamba Recelpta, 600 head;
market ateady to atrong.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
' St. Joaeph, Mo., May 10. Cattle Re
ceipts. 1.70 head; market ateady: steers,
tT.liOI.16; cows and helfera, 15.2508.50;
calves. It. 00 1 1.50.
. Hogs Receipts, 8,000 head: market
ateady to 10c lower; top, 110.60; bulk of
sales. tlO.35 0 10.50.
Sheep Recelpta,. 1,000 head; market
ateady; clipped lambs, 113.256 14.00;
'clipped ewes, ti.60Qt.6O.
.. -4 Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. May 10. Cattle Receipts 13.
000; alow; beef steers 1O015O lower; top.
it 15, weight 1.688 pounds: top yearlings,
tt.00. weight 141 pounds; bulk beef steers.
17.75H8.65: fat she stock weak to 15c
lower; cannera, cutters, bulls and veal
calves, mostly steady; stockers dull; bulk
butcher and ane atocK. n.i"rr7.it: duik
bologna bulla. 14.8505.15: bulk veal calves
to packers, 18.0009.00; few choice handy
weights npwsrds to l 80; shippers psying
upwarda to iio.oo; bulk atockera, ti.uvty
f.75.
Hoga Receipt. 16.000; opened I to 10c
biaher: cloaed fairly active with early ad
Vance loat or about steady with yesterday's
average; top. 111.00: bulk 110.15010.95.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts. 10.00O;
mostly steady: spots on native ewea and
lamba higher; top native and California
urtnr lambs. 115.61: ton shorn lambs,
314.10; Colorado ted wooled lambs. 115.50;
.best handy ewes, il.00; bulk 15.6007.59.
'ew Tork Dried Frnlte.
New Tork, May 10. Evaporated Apples
fc-steafly
-; Prunes- Heavy.
. Aprlcota Scarce,
Peaches Steady,
t'''neflleir. .
Market,
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Omaha Grain
Om.ru, Mty JO.
Liverpool uhrt thowtd a lom-
mm i.riir tone, inert ut more
drninJ, buyer teing mert di(oed
lo pick tip cheap eilrriiigt. Coin h4
an easier long with increted offer
ingt irom Argeniint and America.
Rams wert again reported in impor
lant areas of iifkichen and AW
feerta, etpeeiatly delaying seeding on
aernunt oi iioodt in the lowlands.
Total exports of wheat, flour not
included, from the Umied States
t m re July I. Ut. ageregaie 17i.MK-
ukj bushelf, as compared with J8J.'
000,000 buthets a year ma.
Receipts of wheal at Umaha today
were 40 cars, corn, 37 rart; oat,
17 cart: rye and barley. 6 cart, to
tiling 100 cars, as compared with IIS
can. Shipments were heavy, con
latins of 64 cars wheat. 98 cars
corn. 40 cars rye; other grains light,
totalling 2ii cars sgamtt Mi cars a
year ago.
Demand for ea?h wheat was only
fair today. This was especially true
of dark wheat. Premium of that
grade have narrowed considerably on
account of a slack mill demand. Sales
were made at unchanged to 1-2 cent
higber than yesterday. Corn went
slowly at 1-4 to 1-2 cent tip. Oats
were unchanged to 1-2 cent lower,
rye was unchanged and barley nomi
nally unchanged.
WHEAT.
N'n. 1 hard Inters 1 rer. Sl.lt: 1 car.
It :.
No. 1 hard winter: t cars. II 1. e'ml-
dark; 1 car. SI.:: S cars, II I car,
l Zt. aeml.il.rk.
Xo, 1 hard winter) I car. II III,.
No. 4 hard winter: I car. il tt: 1 car
(.01 par cert heal damaged), II II.
fample hard winter: I car tl per cent
hrat damaged, live weevils!, 0c.
No. 1 yellow hard: 4 rare, Il llVi.
No.
.No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
1 inl.ed; I car. 11.37.
I durum:
I white:
1 rar (ainutty), II II.
CORV.
1 1-1 rare. Ito.
1 yellow;
1 in I led:
S rara, 56c.
1 cara. l3Hc
I car. 63ic: I car isos-
1 inlied:
clnl billing!, ilhc; 1 cars. 63 '.c.
So. 1 niued: 1 car, 5Jc
OATS.
1 car (heavy), isiir
I rar, 37c; I cars, 3He.
S cars, 16c; 1 c.ra, It tie.
No. i ahlte:
No. I white:
No t white:
Sample white
i-i
car, JSC
RTE.
No. 2: 1 car, Sic,
No. 1: 1 car, tic.
BARLET.
No sales
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota.)
Week Tear
Today. Ago. Ago.
. 40 24
. 37 i 41
. 17 II I
.
. 1
. 4 53 49
. 98 9 t5
. It 39 11
.40 .. i
.6 3 2
Receipts
Wheit
Corn
Oata
Rye
Barley
Shipments
Whcst
Corn
Oata
Rye
Barley
PRIMARY BECE1PTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels)
Receipts Today. Wk. Aro.
Tr. Ago.
981.000
64,000
481,000
595,000
471,000
n neat .....1,143.000
OII.UIMJ
952,000
521,000
791,000
1,417,1)00
Corn 1,163,0011
Oat 190,000
Shipments
Wheat l.fltt.OOO
Corn 7M.000
Oata l.m.000
762.000
664,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Todsv. Year Ao.
Wheat and flour 72,000 279.000
Corn 137.000 377.000
Oats 60.000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago Ar. Ago
Wheat ..421 226 ' 100
Corn 293 . 207 . 327
Oata 144 71 122
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago
Tr. Ago
Wheat 79 14
Corn 38 34
Oata 6 i
191
18
18
Tr. Ago
76
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago
Wheat 48 34
Corn 101 . 7
49
35
Oata 12 31
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS,
Carlota Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Minneapolis 16 81 198
Duluth 145 197 64
Winnipeg ....245 141 111
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co., DO. 2627. May 10.
Art. Open. I High. I Low. Close. Tea.
Wht.
May 1.38 1.38U M5U 1.37 1.37
1.38 H 1.37 1.37
July 1.24 1.24 1.23 1.24 1.23
1.24 1.24 1.23
Sept. 1.18 1.18 1.17 1.17 1.17
1.18 1.17 1.17
Rye
May 1.06 1.06 1.04 1.04 1.06
July 1.04 1.04 l.S3 1.03 1.03
Sept. .98 198 .57 .97 .98
Corn
May .61 .61 .80 .60 .60
July .64 .64 .63 .64 .63
.64 ' .64
Sept, .66 .65 .15 .16 .66
.66 , .66
Oata
May .36 .36 .36 .36 .36
July .39 .39 .39 .39 .39
.39 ,
Sept. .40 .41 .40 .41 .40
Pork
May 21.50 2i.50 21.60 21.50 21.25
i Lard
May 11.27 11.27 11.22 11.22 11.27
July 11.50 11.50 11.42 11.45 , 11.47
Rlba
May 12.52 12.63 12.52 12.63 12.52
July 11.76 12.00 11.76' 11.97 11.72
St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louis, 111., May 10. Cattle
Receipts 3.000; steers 10 to 15c lower:
spots more; 18.75 paid for good -and
choice 1,134 pound ateera; bulk, 17.50
8.10; light yearlings and helfera ateady
to shsde lower; 88.65 paid for choice 705
pound heifers; bulk yearlings, I7.50&8.25;
beef cowa 10 to 16o lower; bulk, 15.25
6.00; canners steady; bulk, 13.50; bulls and
stocksra ateady; veal calves 25c higher;
bulk Including top, I9.259.60. '
Hogs Receipts 18,000; stesdy; closed
firm: top, 110.85; bulk good butchers,
110.75 10.80; bulk 100 to 130 pound aver
ages, I9.7510.25; .packer sows -moatly
I9.009.16; quality fairly good.
Sheep end Lambs Receipts 1.600;
steady; choice Tevas spring lamts. 115.15;
natives 114.60; light ewes 17.50; heavies,
15.00.
Kansaa City Grain.
Kansas CI4y. May 10. Wheat May.
11.26; July. 11.15; September,. 11.10. -
Corn May. 65ic; July. 6814c: Seotem-
ber. 61 c.
Cash wheat No. 2 hard. 11.28 1.64: No.
2 red. ll.29ffil.31.
Corn No. 2 white. 66 O 57c: No. 1
yellow. 58c
nay unchanged.
Minneapolis Grain. -
Minneapolis, May 10. Wheat No. 1
northern. 11.51 1.60W : May. il.S2:
July. 1.42; September. 11.24.
lorn No. 3 yellow, 64 66c.
Cats No. 3 white,. 3637c.
Barley 53 64c. t
Rye No. 1. 9100c
Flax No. 1. 2.832.86. V
New York Produce.
New Tork. May 10. Butter Firm;
creamery higher than extras 18 39c;
extras, S8c; firsts, 3637c.
Eggs Unsettled; fresh gathered extra
firsts. 38 29c.
Cheese Firm; state whole milk flats
fresh, specials. 16 17c
London Metals.
London, May 10. Standard copper spot,
60 2a 6d; electrolytic, 465.
Tin 149.
Lead 074 7s 6d.
Zinc 127 2s 6d.
St. Lonls Grain.
St. Louts. May 10. Wheat May,
juiy, si.zt.
Corn May, 5Se; July. fte.
Oats May, 38c; July, 40c
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn.. May 10. Flour-
Unchanged: shipments, 39,801 barrela.
Bran 121.0023 00.
New York Poultry.
New Tork, May 10. Poultry Live Irreg.
ular: broilers. 40g45c: turkeys. 25c.
Dressed steady; towls, 2336c
Kanaaa Cirv Prndnre.
Kansas City. May 10. Egga, Butter
and Poultry Unchanged.
Financial and Industrial News of
Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELS
fhiraat If aw 111 Tk.
ment report on winter wheat, iewed
after the clote on Tuesday, failed to
have any effect on values and was
quickly forgotten. I'mes fluctuate
in an aimle.t manner. May reverse
aMwti vi niv j'lvvioua way an
&Lj.u.J ...... , . . I
nun.
to
i i
i"'iii, nig ijr, umnangcu
1 I He lourr. the Inner on l i .
mere waa inn auinrieni cnange Ml
the general surroundings in the
wheat market to justify exteniive
. aipiini vil rimrr RHir, ," Jltllg
I . n; t .
cany sriung oi may touuq me mar
ket poorly supported. That made
pica ui a-tc irom 1 liriqjy i
hniah, wiih a rally cf i He later on
hort covering and scattered buying.
There vat some May taken to re
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nunc iiciKri aicaiiiai rxport sales
Koreien demand showed eonsirler.
able improvement. Germany was
aurr new crop winters at me sea-
board. Mening exchange sold at a
new h!h since IVI9. Germany took
l.bSO.OtMJ htialieU Australian anrl Ar.
gentine grain on paage.
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Tha pit element await leadrehip la 'he
, u i'". iu! T-w a W
a little change for tha wnraa with rust
isport'il aouih of th tihio river. The
invriHni.ni waeaiy iummir, n"wr,
was ronatrued as rather beanah. Heeding
la delayed in the t'anadian north weal.
Th,,. urn. Kiiwin U'lh-ln.- Irt I
against sslea of Chicago tieptember.
shattered lliuldalion waa on In May
corn early, but reinetainig of line, of
July, aold out on the recent hulgea. ab
sorbed Ihe offerln.e front local tradera.
There waa .some buying of May by aea-
k..,J mA .I...,,,,. Th. .,, b r
ket rallied quickly and ahowed a relative
ly firm undertone. Kastern blda for grain
. ... . .... .. IH. I. . . . .I.....
Ilo call waa batter with aalea of 20:,00
buohela. Keceipts were 315 rara.
irate were aoniawna uiururui eiay a"
liiir to a ahahtlv wteler discount under tha
July. July waa aold freely early at 9j
by a leading local tniereai, t'omraua
ehlDDlng aalea ware 215.000 bushels. He-
celpia tt rsrs. g
l.louldstlon in may rye carried it on
rather sharply anil at the first II wss
only c over the July, agalnat to a week
ago. The aeaboard bought July. A fair
export bualneaa was under way at New
York. Kereipts. 40 cara.
,t , . .h a.-V. I
unit l-Blur ."h l- il- V
the light outalde trade In all deliveries.
Ill Slay R1D.I OI HI UUI.UI.-M I- , I. -,...
Iota. A few large houses bought May
mijt l..lu ML. jlifrereni.e Kan
ssh City has gslned more than lc on
. . , . . .1 . . Till..
nicsgo .nsy in me iaai two p-j.,
ii,ea. which wsa at a dtacount under
Chicago recently, wea lo over at the
cloae today. Good aalea of bard wlntera
were made at the gulf for nearby and
for new crop ahipment. In addition to
the aales of over 604,000 bushels Mini
tobss. Ml O tl I " - , -- - .-.. .-... . - --
corn says that should the msrket fof
sy whest conspae, corn rniani. wrewi
Sr. At ihst figure ho believes It would
be well to buy. He la not bullish on corn
for the present snd aaya he la able to buy
ill the corn neeoea m vr ,
ered dellverlea by farmera are sufficient
- i.. in....! ...r.D.t One thing
that attracta attention, he aays Is the
infavoraoie cononion oi in-j v",,,-,
o excessive moisture, which will make
'.yjl luif' ..ih nrt llveriea of cash
cats have been made on May aalea at
Winnipeg. This nas nrraimnitu
nd causea unuoing or iinn
'hinacc. and that market. Winnipeg is
17o over Chicago. The east was after
round lota or oata nero io-r -
trade la taking larger auppllea than for
montha. . L . " in
There were inquiries ir
atore today, presumably for ahlpinent anrt
It waa underetood that a. . -f"10"-'
premium over theMay could b ecured
tract grade of wh't for' deniery' on Oe;
"ber contract, at Winnipeg, with No.
northern at 3o P"'1 3 v j
northVrn "w.rd.iiJ.red at 5o penalty
"indlcatlona point atrongly to a good
demand for" all the 'porting"
produced by importing and export tng
!xpo". ...dhaTSo'm."
Ture recovers the loaaes auatalned eince
1914."
Chicago Stocks. rfclr.0
stor.'fu?r:iSPhed by" LoTan -Bryan. 248
Peters Trust Bldg. i c)os4
. 130
ITjdlaon com m
Cont. Motor - ' ,ii
Earl Motor ; . 3
Libby 20
Montgomery-Ward
Nat. Leather joii
Stewart-warner ,...101
Swift & Co 1 20?i
o...t t "7a
Union Carbide .5,
Wahl
New York Coffee.
-y,,,.!. May 10. ins m'"
corr fltur.; was" unsettled. The open-
wSicTwa1. V-cf
. 1. j . . .k- circulation of a few
notices. An soon ...the,, early May o fer.
ina. had been absorbed, the price rallied
to 10 23c "r 2 points net higher, whllo
Uter month, .old at 12 to 13 poinf.fbov.
yesterday', close, with September touch
yesteraay . . g met increased
offerings accompanied by reports that
2."e!.fr . .r offering more cof
fee tor "a "nTwcrop- .hlpment. and price.
i,,.v. aaaln In the late iranm. "
lumber closing at t 62c The , S.ner.
market closed 1 point higher to 11 poinis
FtS baSr Ma? !5u.? ..'SSS1
nbVictober. 11 Becem-
b.V 7. Toc: Santo.
New York Cotton. .
strong cables from Liverpool, toget h with
lower temperaiurea m "' ;,..
rains In Texa., the advar.ee of
and exchange ana . niuch
Manchester traide, "ultedtJ1nm uIT"tC0"
firmer undertone In the cotton market to-
dar.though price, were bid II .to
had held tneir i" -
day'a decline. i
Chicago Potato. .
Jota ??' cilt- torun ted State, .hip
Sfintt 657 Wisconsin sacked and
Sos.rdoubsde.rrei..L.S..
6.50; no, i,
New York Money.
. n viniaM Pail firm-
,hTgh4 pe? cenM lowV 4 per nt;
per cent; offered at v P .mit '
loan, per vsui,
acceptances. 3 per cent.
Time Loans Steady; 60 days. 4 per
cent; 9 dy. Per centi mmtbt-
Prfme Mercantile P.per-484 per
cent. . ' ' -r
Turpentine and Koetn.
gavannah. Ga.. May J0-I"I?.f,n"n!r
firm; 8485c; sales
ceipu, 402 barrels; shipments, 611 oar
rets; etocK, o.vsu mu., -.-.inia
Rosin Firm: sales. 883 casks; receipts,
1.08S caaks: ahlpments. 1,210 casks; .tocK,
51.158 casks. .. .. ,im. v
Quote: B. 14.00: D. 14.05; B. it .W . T.
O. H. 14.20; I. 14.22; K. 1410: M. 14.60,
N. 15.10; W, O. 15.60 : W. W. 15.90.
Chicago Produce. . .
- Chicago. May 10. Butter Lnchangea.
EggHiber; rweipta. 21.998 cases;
flrata. 2IV4i5c ordinary firsts, 22
c; "tacSlaneon.. 23 24c; atorage
packed extras. 26tJ26c; storage packed
firsts, 26ia26c.
Poultry Alive, higher: fowls, 25e,
broilers, 18645c; roosters, 15c.
Ubrty Bond Prlcea.
New Tork. May 1. Liberty bonds at
1 p. m. today: 3s. 99.38: firsts. 4s.
99.8!: second 4s. 99.62: third 4s 99.84;
fourth 4s. S9.94; Victory 4s, 100.58.
! Puluth, Minn.. May 10. Flax Seed
1 2.ii.
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Ilenaka Itea aaa4 Hire).
New York, May 0, q a market
where stock exchange prices indicat
rd little but the diminished specula-
live intereit both ol -proleiiionaU'
and public and in whiih wheat prices
failed lo reflect any change of view
hecaute of Tuesday's crop report,
foreign exchange again the real
point ol interest toijsy. I'nder what
seemed to be London's initiative the
sterling market rose in the early
hours a full cent over the previous
day's final rate and nearly 2c above
Mcndavs lowest. At $445 t
pstted latt week's high mark and got
within 4c of the low rate readied in
the ftrtt great fall of rates dur
mg 95, helore Ihe mtrket lor
huropean exchange had been stead
ied by Ihe Anslo-French credit.
Considering the consternation with
which the $4.4 rate was regarded in
Ihe market of September. 1915. it
must be recngnired that sterling is
still abnormally low. tint points of
view change rapidly nowadays in
such matters. If sterling is valued
today at a rale lower than any one
in Lombard street or Wall street
would have imagined during the first
year of the war, the preent rate is
higher than any practical exchange
dealer would have dared to predict
n Kebrtiarv of 19J0. or. for that mat
ter, in the early autumn of 1921.
Kecorery lade Way.
T.n.lhlnta of tha maximum depreciation
baa already been recovered. It la at leaat
poaaible that, a year front now. If not
at the and of tha coming summer, the
market will be looking bark cunoualy at
tha low aterllnc ralea of this week. Prlre.
on tha stock enchansa began with an Ir
regular advance, which ended In a speil
of Inactivity not often witnessed lately.
Thla waa followed In the afternoon by
a downward movement. In which, quite
characteristically under all tha circum
stances. United States steel sharea look
tha lead on tne puniiration ot ine com-n-nv'a
laraelw Increaaed bookinxa. Moat
stocka cloaed around the day'a lowest.
Net decllnee In the Indualrlal group ranged
In soma caaea from 1 to 4 polnte. but
changea, aa a rule, were only fractional.
Two or three atatenienla ahowlng the
drift of Industrial affairs were publlahed
today, all of them pointing In fits asnie
direction. One waa the ete'l corporation a
report of ordera on tha books May I.
which ahowed an Increase of tnl.tsi tone
aa compared with a month before. To
match thla Increase, one muat go dock io
January, 1120. Since the day. of maxi
mum foreign ordera wor war material be
fore the United State declared war on
Oermany It has been aurpaaaed only In
that month and four otner montne oi
1911.
Hleel Output Increase".
Alonr with thla aldeiight on forward
bualneaa cania the report of the rountry'e
actual output of ateel in April, which waa
the largest monthly production ainee No
vember. 1120. Pointing out that the aver
age dally output waa 11 per cent greater
than that of March, although March ha.
tncreaaed 20 per cent over February, the
Iron Age makea the Intereatlng computa
tion that whereas in 1113 the country's
total output of ateel was 80.000.000 ton.
and Ita total capacity 35.000,000, laat
month's production was at annual rate of
86.000.000.;
In some way. even more algnlflcant of
the quickening In general trade waa to
day, report on car loadinga for the final
week of Anrll. Considering that the coal
strike had given no algn of weakening and
that cara loaded with coal numoerea ei,
228 leu than in the same week of 1921,
the fact that the eotal loadings should
have exreded 1921 by 37,203 rare of 5
per cent, is sufficiently remarkable. Thu
week'a record is better than that of 1911
alao, and study of the figures ehows that,
if coal trafflo had been at the aame rat-,
aa In the aame week of April, 1920, the
total loadinga would have run more than
50.000 cara ahead of the 1920 figure.
Naturally that means general traffic on
a much larger acale than two years ago.
New York Stocks
Rinia of nrlcea of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan, .241 Petera
Trust building: v
RAILROADS. "
Tuesday
High. Low. Close. Cloae.
A.. T. S. T. 100 99 8 100
B. & O 46 40 46 46
Canadian Pacific. 141 139 139 141
N. T. Contrai 9 89 89 89
Chesa. & Ohio.... 64 64' 64 65
Great Northern... 74 74 74, 74
Illinois Central.... 104 104 104 104
K. C. Southern... 27 26 26'Si
Lehigh Valley.... 61 60 60 61
Missouri Pacific. 23 23 23 23
N. T. A N. H 30-A 29 29 30
Northern Pacific. 76 75 75 75
C. ft N. V ,. 74 74 74 ' 74
Penn. K. R 41 41 41 41
Reading 77-4 '(!. it un
f. R t. P 43 "A 42 H 42 43
Southern Pacific. 1 90. 90 91
Southern ' Railway. 24 24 24 24
C, U. A St. P.... 26 25 25 26
Union Pacific 137 137 137 137
STEELS.
Allis-Chalmer. 49 48 48 48
Am. Locomotive ..114 113 113 114
n.iln I.n,n 117 Hi1 114V4 116
Bethlehem Steel... 78 77 77 78
Colo. P. A 1 11 12 2 .
Crucibl 69 67 67 68
An. SI..1 Vnundrv 38 38 . 38
l.A,.'. Rle.1 MU - 58 58ti 69 Vi
Mid vale Steel 36 36 36 36
Pressed Steel Car 78 77 77 78
Rep. Steel A Iron 65 63 63 64
Ry. Steel Spring... 101 100 100 .,100
Slos.-Schetfleld .. 44 43 43 43
U. S. Steel........ 98 17 97 97
Vanadium ........ 47 45 45 46
COPPERS.
Anaconda ; 63 62 52 52
Am. S. A Ref. Co.. 68 66 56 . 57
Cerro Do Pasco.; 86 36 36 36
Chili 19 19 19 19
Chino 28 27 27 27
Green Cananea.... ao 30 0 ....
Inspiration ...... 40 40 40 40
Kennecott 33 33 33 33
Miami 28 28 28 28
Nev. Con.ol 16 16 16 16
Ray Consol 16 16 16 16
Seneca ...13 13 13 13
Utah 65 65 65 65
OILS.
General Asphalt.. 62 60 60 61
Cosden 43 42 4? 43
Cal. Peterol 56 55 55 56
Island Oil 1 1 1 1
Invincible Oil 17 17 17 17
Mexican Peterol... 133 127 127 130
Middle States ....14 14 14 14
Psoitlo Oil 66 64 64 65
Pan-American ...63 62 52 j 63
Phillips 42 41 41 41
Pierce Oil 11 .10 10 11
Pure bil 32 32 32 33
Royal Dutch ..... 64 63 63 64
Sinclair Oil ...... 32 31 31 31
Std. Oil. N. ' J. ...188 186 185 187
Texas Co. ....... 48 47 47 47
Union Oil .22 22 22 22
White Oil 10 10 10 10
MOTORS.
Chandler ........'73 72 72 73
General Motors... 12 12" 12 12
Willys-Overland . 8 7 8 8
Plerce-Arrow .... 22 21 . 21 21
White Motor 47 47 47 4JT5
Studebaker 118 115 115 119
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Fisk 18 18 18 18
Goodrich 40 40 40 40
Kolley-Springfteld 61 60 50 61
Keystone Tire.... 23 20 20 23
Ajax :. 17 16 16 16
U. S. Rubber 64 63 63 63
ttjuttstrials.
Am. Beet Sugar.. 88 38 SS S8
A.. O. & W. I.... 36 35 36 36
Am. Inter. Corp... 44 43 43 44
Am. Sumatra .... S4 33 33 S4
Am. Telephone ...123 121 iss in
American Can .... 48 46 4 47
Central Leather... 36 36 26 36
Cuba Cane 15 15 15 15
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 21 21 21 21V4
Corn Products.... inoit as i"
Famous Player... 81 so sw "
Gen. Electrlo ....166 161 162 166
Gt. N. Ore 39 38 38 38
Int Harvester.... 7 si siia
Am. H. L., pfd .... 66
U. S. Ind. Alcohol 49 48 48 49
Int. Psper 61 49 49 60
Int. M. M.. pfd 83 83 82 82
Am. Sugar Ref.... 74 73 . 73 74
Seara-Roebuck ... 75 74 74 75
Stromsberg 76 74 74 75
Tobacco Products. 66 66 66 67
Worthlngton Pump 61
Wilson Co 44 44 44 4J
West. Electric... 63 62 62 62
Am. Woolen 92 91 91 92
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am fottnn Oil 2CH 261. 2S :54
An. Agri. Chem.. 11 19 19 J
1 Asa. Liaeeed ..... 11
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National Kaute., )t 11
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trliBS Close, tli Tuesday cloea,
1114,
New York Bonds
(The.Bte is the only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
ficial closa of the New York Stock
eichang bonds J
Mew Tork. May lo.Ueallnge la beads
continued at the recant moderate rate at
activity, but the tone of the Hal redacted
in greater degree the reactionary trend
ut the stork market prices.
Liberty bonds ware steady during the
greater part of the .asin, but eased
with foreign government offering, later,
althougn lirin.h bonds ware maintained
on the higher re tee of London exchange,
Argentine la ware an exception to the
lower tendency of most Internationale,
rallying two palms. French governments
and municipals, alao liengllaa sda Bwlse
were lower.
New Haven laauea featured the more
eonapiruoua and firm rails, but gain, and
Inasea in that dlviaion ware almost evenly
divided. Indicating further divergence of
apeculatlva sentiment. Total aalea, par
vame, agcregeieci sis.sii.oos.
Several new underwrltlngs, each for
relatively pina-raie accounts, were anon
marketed. These Included Ihe Wliherbee,
Hhermsn S per rent sinking fund bonds,
the Klrst Joint Stock Land bank of Chi
case I per rent farm loan and Ihe Valvo-
line oiia I3.ooo.oos 7 per cent debenture
bonds.
l 8. Honda.
Salea (In 11.001 High. 1-oiv. Cloae
4M Liberty 2a 19.41 91 14 99.40
1 Liberty lat 4a.... 91 60 9t.60 tt 40
S Liberty id 4a .... 9t.ll St.tl till
37 Liberty lat 4a.. 11.93 99 10 tt i0
ttt Liberty 2d 4aa..99f4 99 i 99 56
2433 Liberty Id 4 '4... 99.it 99.71 99.71
975 Liberty 4th 4... .. 99.10 ttto
:(3 Victory 4s loo.to inn. 54 joo.it
119 Victory 3. . ...100.03 100.01 100.01
lorelgn Covernment, Stata and Municipal.
51 Argentine 7s 101 lot 14 101
33 Chinese xovt ry 6a.. 14 14 14
2 City of Bergen la. .110 110 110
7 City of Berne la ...113 112 112
II City of Bordeaux ie 17 17 17
4 City Chrlatlanla 8a. II S2 93
8 City -Copenhagn 6. 87 87 17
17 City of Lyona ta 7 17 17
46 City of Maraela ts.108 102 10314
15 City Rio de Jnro Is. 104 104 104
5 City of Zurich is. .113 112 112
2 Danish Muni Is A .110 110 110
72 Dept of 6elne 7a... 14 93 93
3l Horn Can 6a, 29.101 100 100
5 Dom of Can 6a J931 98 St 91
53 Dutch East In 6a '47 96 95 15
910 Dutch E In 6a 1962 96 96 96
65 French Rep 8s 10 103 104
168 French Rep 7s..l0 100 101
1 Jap lat 4 Via 90 901a 90
8 Japanese 4s 78 76 76
10 King of Bel 7s 108 107 107
76 King of Bel 6s. ...103 103 103
26 King of Den 6s.. 98 97 17
119 Klna of Neth 6s... 96 96 16
6 Kin of Nor 8s 111 111 111
50 King of Sweden 6s 102 101 101
71 Psris-Lyons-Med 6s 83 82 82
15 Rep of C 8s 1946. .106 106 105
3 Rep or Cuba 6a '04 90 90 n
2 Rep of Urguay 8a 107 108 107
33 State of Queen d 7a 110 110 110
35 State of Queen'd 6s 103 102 102
6 S of R Or do S 8. 102 102 102
IS Swiss Confed 8s. ..118 117 117
135 UKofGB&I 5 '22 108 108 108
86 UK of GBa-16 "29 108 108 108
486 UKofGB&I 5 37 102 102 102
17 U S of Brazil 8a.. 106 106' 106
15 U S of Mexico 6a.. 67 56 t6
60 U S of Mexico 6s.. 65 56 16
KaUway and Miacellaneoua.
17 Ajax Rubber 8s 102( in-Mi m.a
I Amer Agr Ch 7, j03 103 101
5 Amer Cotton -Oil 5s 90 tu to
13 Amer Smelting 6s 92 92 92
51 Amer Sugar 6a ...100 100 100
6 Amer T & T cv 6a. .114 114 114
22 Am T & T col tr 5s 97 97 97
lo Amer Writ Paper 7s 88 87 87
1 Armour A Co 4s . 99 90 90
5 A T & S Fe gen 4. 88 88 81
5 At T A 8 Fe adj 4s. 12 82 82
2 At C Line 1st con 4s 87 87 87
9 Atlantic . Re 6s..l04 103 104
50 Baltl A Ohio 6a. 99 99 99
60 Baltl A O cv 4s 83 81 81
8 Bell Tel of Pa 7s ..108 108 108
6 Bethle Steel p m 5s 93 93 93
1 Braden Copper 6a . 98 98 98
24 B R T 7s ctfa stpd 82 12 82
1 Cal Gas & Elec 6s . 95 95 95
2 Canadian Nor 6.112 111 111
. 28 Can Pa deb 4s .... 79 79 79
25 Cen of Georgia 6s. 100 99 99
1 Central Leather 5s . 67 57 97
1 Cen New Eng 4s .. 66 66 66
22 Cen Pacific gtd 4. . 86 86 86
10 Cerro de Pasco 8a .116 115 115
IS Chesa & Ohio cv 5a. 91 91 91
9 Chesa & O cv 4. . 89 89 89
60 C B & Q ref 5s A 98 98 18
15 Chi A East 111 6. .. 82 82 13
12 Chi Gt West 4s .... 62 62 62
30 C M & St P bc 4. 71 70 70
31 C M A St P rf4a. 65 66 65
15 C & N W 7s 108 107 108
15 C & N W 6s ,...108 108 108
24 Chi Ry. 6a ......82 82 82
1 C R I & P gen 4. 83 83 83
75 C R I A P ref 4.. 82 81 2
19 C & W Ind 4s 74 74 74
128 C C C & St L gn 4s. 102 102 102
16 Chile Cop 7. 90 90 90
2 Chile Copper 6s .... 78 78 78
2Con Coal Mrylnd 6. 88 88 88
2Con Gas 7s 117 116 116
32 Cub Cane Sug d 8s. 84 83 84
2 Cuba R R 7s. A. .103 103 103
5 Cuban Am Sug 8s.. 105 105 106
4 Del A Hud cv 6s.. 16 96 96
22 D A R imp 6s.. 82 82 82
5 Det Edison ref 6s.. 103 102 102
21 Diamnd Mtch 7.108 107 108
2 Distiller. Sec 6. ... 42 42 42
65 Dpnt de Nmrs 7s.l07 106 187
12 Duquesne Light 6s. 103 103 103
17 Erie gen 4s ....... 64 54 54
1 Erie pr. lien 4 63 63 63
19 Fisk Rubber 8s 107 106 106
21 Fram'n Ind D 7s 99 99 99
.5 Gen Elec deb 6s.. 99 99 99
36 Goodyear T Ss 1931 103 102 103
11 Goodyear T 8s 1941 116 115 116
2 G T Ry of Can 7s 113 112 113
16 G T Ry of Can 6a 104 104 104
45 Gt N 7a A... 109 108 101
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, IS Mldvale Slaei cv ia. SO ilk SS
I M I HI 1, 1.1 ia ., 49 41 49
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S Mont Power is A 94 9i tt
I N C St L coa ls.0 ! Jj
t National Tuba ia , S9 lt 91
S N O T II Ino is , tt i tl
11 Kew T C col 7a ,.107 ot ot
Si N T Can deb aa ..uj ai
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tl N T Ed ref t. lis ltv lis
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l N T N N H d 4s I? 57 17 17
IIS N T Rya ref 4s rtft, 41 41 41
SS N T Tel ref te 41.. lot 1"4V lot
It M T W.tch-Hoa t. IS il 51
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I N W con 4s 17 t7 7
24 N P pr lien It.... 17 11 tC
II N P gen Is ti 41 11
111 NP-O N jt S...S lnM J 01
S N St. Pow ref la A. SI II SI
II N W Hell Tl 7s..0a o n
S Ore AV Cal let is.. Sl 11 u
o 1, gtd ia ctf,.oi 101 imu
l O S L ref 4a St SI 11
71 1-W R K N 4s.. 11 il 91
I title rUeel i. a ..101 101 101
14 P (la. El S 91 11 91
IP T T to S4 94 tti,
S Prkrd Vint Car la.l low lni-
4 Pan-Am PAT 1... 99 91 99
It Penn R R Sa....1t jot ln
It Penn R R gen ie.. 99 9a 91
SO Penn R R gant.. 90 lit
1 Pare Mard ref I... 94 SI 14
4 P 4 It Ino 4s .... 10 10 30
li Pierce Oil deb Is. . ,lo jon jna
I P C C 81 L ia A. 97 97 97
5 Pro Ref is ,...02 10u 102
11 Reading gen 4a .... (4 14 14
I Rep I St col is.. 94 st 9
t Rck I.I. A A 1. 4U,a IJ .5 11
47 St L 4 8 F Ino ts.. ft t
li Ut L A H T P I 4s A 71 73 72
I St L Sothwst 1st 4s. 78 71 71
51 Heabrd A Leon is.. 11 17 51
96 Keabrd A L adj 6a. 25 25 25
17 Heabrd A I. ref 4a.. 42 41 42
17 Sharon 8 H Is A. 91 99 99
17 Hinder OH cv 7 e. 1044, 104 104
7 Hlnclar Oil col 7. 100 100 100
t South Bell Tel 6a.. 94 94 94
ti South Pao cv 4a.. 91 91 91
S South Pao ref 4a.. 17 87 17
S South Pao col tr 4a. 82 12 12
Si South Ry gen ia.. 99 99 91
It South Ry con i... 96 95 95
41 South Ry gen 4..... 7 7 t7
97 So Prto Rico Sg 7a. ino t 100
42 Stan Oil Cal deb 7a.lo nt 19
147 Third Ave adj. 5... 2 62 11
S Third Ave ref 4... 66 ttv.
J27 Tob Prod 7. 103 loju 102
60 U P lat 4a 91 to 74 (
1 U P cv 4a 94 94 94
25 U P ref 4s 8 56 Nt
10 Union Tk Car 7..108 10.1 10Sty
1 United Drug 8..,..lot 1014 10514.
S U R I 1st 6s P 86 tr. 84
2 U 8 Reslty 6s 95 95 96
2 U S Rubber 7s..107 107 107
34 U 8 Rubber 6s.... 89 89 89
76 U 8 Sts f 5a ion, in) 10114
13 Utah P 4 L 6a. ... 92 9? 92
47 Va-Car Chem 7a.l0l a7 101
S Va-Car Chem 1st 6s 98 9s 98
7 Va Ry 6a 95 85 95
49 Weat Md lat 4a... 66 68 6
9 Weatern Pacific 6a 87 S7 87
16 West Union 6.. .110 110 11014
3t w, '."i in7 107
2 W A L E 4S.... 68 08 58
7 W-S 8 7s 98 97 97
48 W A Co a f 7...10 lor. 105
27 W Co cv fa 94 91 94
111 D of C 1952 W too 100 100
89 Czecho-Slov 85 efts 97 97 97
Total aalea of bonds todav were 119..
941.000. compared with S1S.143.0AS tire.
vipus day and 110.252,000 a year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Tork, May 10. The leadera on the
curb market showed pronounced Improve
ment today. Some new aecuritiea were
added to the list. About midday trading
began In Danlela Motor common and
there were heavy aalea at 10 $11. The
announcement that tha company had
11,000,000 aharea atock providing funda
aufficient to wipe out all Indebtedness aa
well aa adding substsntlally to working
capital had a stimulating influence on the
trading.
Mercer Motor, voting trust certificate,
continued atrong at 4.
The heaviest trading In 'the Industrial
group was In Cuban Donitclan, over 30,000
aharea changing hands in the first two
hours, with prices ranging from 8 to 9.
Petroleum- stocks were in good demand
during the first half of the day. and many
tasue. made substantial gaina. There were
fairly large aalea of Carib Syndicate at
7 7. Mexican Seaboard waa ex-dtvl-dend
of 60 cents a ahara and waa traded
In at 43 043. '
Mother Lode coalition was the feature
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W1YI. S. HART
'Travejin' On"
STARTS SATURDAY
TOM MIX
"Up ind Going"
ALICE BARON!, Soprano
LILLIAN PRINGLE, Cellist
EDITH GYLLENBERG, Pianist
IN TWO RECITALS
' Ball Room
HOTEL FONTENELLE
Omaha, Neb.
Benefit oi
AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS
Friday, May 12, 1922, 8:15 p. m.
Saturday, May 13, 1922, 8:15 p. m.
FOR YOUR
Steak and Chop Dinners
You Can't Find Their Equal
Served here any time, day or nliht,
prepared by Alfred Jones. Omaha'a
foreraoat chef. HOTEL CASTLE CAFE
and CAFETERIA. Noon luncheon daily,
except Sundaya and Holidaya, 35c.
Opens Saturday'
BEST DANCING FLOOR
BEST MUSIC
FASTEST AND MOST
ENJOYABLE RIDES
MAKE IT A
PARTY NIGHT
Benson Car Direct
to the Park
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THIS WEEK
Six "Good Time"
Vaudeville Acts
Ana) a Cork In f Photopley Feature.
Peter B. Kyne'a Saturday
Eveniaf Feat Story
"The Ten
Dollar Raise"
Alto Path News
OefPfrCUMlaRCUIT VAUDEVILU
Week Concluding the Vaudeville Season
Metinea Dally 2:15 Every Night 8:18
Lantdon McCormlck'a Spectacular
Melodrama
"THE STORM "
The Bliteat Production In Vaudeville
Arthur Hertley at Helen Pattorsoa
Bill Robinson
PINTO and BOYLE
MecRee A Cleif
Raymond Wllbert
Crawford & Broderick
Topics of Day Aeaop's Fables
Pathe Weekly
Metineea, 15c to 50c; eome 75e and tl
Sat. A Sun. Nights, 15e to $1; sens
15 Sat. A Sun
Early Reservatlona Will Insure
Good Seat a for
GALLI-CURCI
Auditorium, Omaha, May 27th
Seata on Sale NOW at Auditorium
Bos Office. Special Attention
Given Mail Ordera.
Pricea tl to 83. War Tax Extra.
LUCIUS PRYOR. Local Manager ,
N Follow the Crowd
to tha
Orpheiici Theater
All Next Week Beginning
S HAY 14
to tee
"SCANDAL"
That sensational play by the
ORPHEUM PLAYERS
Seats Now on Sal
High-Class Plays at
Sane Prices 1
NOW SHOWING
NOT A SERMON ?
But a Ked-Blooded1
Story of Action
and Thrills I
From
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Stag
Success
Lewis
Stone
Jane
Novak
Wallace
Beery
Robert Gordon
SHOWING TODAY
Gareth Hughes
"Little Eva Ascends"
A human, hnmoroua story of a
regular boy who was tired of
being a girL
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