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Omaha Grain
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(Vnahi. March 17.
Receipt* of an Utmia of grain today
vera rather liberal, all hough rot quite
it many rare were nr ported In aa a
reek ago. Wheat wan in tail demand at
about unchanged price*. 55 cars reported
In Corn was In good dcmind at prices
sanging from S*jplc higher; receipta. 156
am. Gala sold **c higher and wars in
good demand; receipts. 19 rare. Rye and
barley firm. All markets wera strong at
ihe close.
Omaha l arlot Bain.
WHEAT.
No. 3 hard: 1 car. 11.16: 1 car. Il «l:
1 . ar 11.01.
No. 3 hard: 1 car 1102: 3 cara. 11.00>4:
2 <ara, $1.00.
No. 4 hard: 1 car. $7c.
No. 5 hard: l car. l4V%e: 1 car. 93e.
Sample, l car. 92c.
No. 3 durum: 3 cara. 94c.
No. 4 spring: 1 car. 11 1*. .
No. 5 spring-: 1 car. dark. $1.01.
Sample: 1 car. 91c; 1 car. 68c.
No. 3 mixed: l car. $1.03; 1 car. $6c.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $1.01.
Sample: 1 car. 89c: 1 -6 cara. 18c.
COHN.
No. I white: 3 care, 6**4?.
No. 4 white: 5 cara. €6V4c; $ cara, 16c,
] car, 65Hc
No. 6 white: 1 car. $4V6«.
No. 3 yellow: $ cara, b*H«. » cara,
No 14Cyeilo6\v^fc care, 67c; t cara. $7Hc;
• era, «6^c; 1 car, 66c.
- ", VVnow: V^r eli. 1“ «, "oi.
c4.C™. He: 1* «r;. e.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car*. lie. 4 *5>c
No. » mixed: 4 c»r«. «4tte. 1 car, 6Jc.
\o. I mixed: 1 car, He. .
Sampl.: 1 car. Ho^* car.. IK..
No. » whit.: * car., 45»4e.
Sampl., 1 c.», «c.E
No 1:1 car. 10c.
No. 3: 2 cara. 69c.
BARLEY.
No. 4: 1 car. 63c.
Daily Inspection of Own Received.
WHEAT. a
Hard winter: 13 cars No. 2. tars
No. 3. 1 car No. 4. I car No. 6
Mixed: 2 cars No. 3 1 car No. 4.
3 cars sample sprina. 1 oar No. 3. l
cars No. 4. . - ___ 4
Durum: 1 car No. 2. i car t.
Total. 42 cars._
COHN. .. ,
Yellow' 1 car No. 2. 24 cars No. a.
10 cars No. 4. 6 cars No. 6. 1 *car No. b.
3 cars sample. .. No 4 1
White: 0 cars No. S. 1& cars iso. *.
C*Sn*2d« 20 cars No. 3. 11 care No. 4. 4
• rars ^No. i? “Sri No. «• 2 car. sample.
Total. 139 cars. QATg
White: 3 cars No. 2. « cars No.
3 cars No. 4.
OMAHA ’RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlot..) WM|( T,.r
■Rscelpts- Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat . “ i(J
corn .,, 31 1*
Oat. . ‘J « 1
By. . 3 1 1
Barl.y .
Shipments— j2 4S
Wheat . 77 61
t orn . ,5 42 2*
oat. . 23
•ssrr..jSSi aia: ;;;$
■orn ;;;; ;;;1'7i7,«Sb iioos.ooo oti.ooo
Shipments— 407.000 428,000
Wheat . ?fH®« 822,00" 552.000
'orn . 682*000 033.000 813.000
0tU *' EXPORT •cEEARANOKS.v;(r A
Wheat** and Dour...... HZ
orn -CHIC AGO RECEIPT^ Year
Carlots— Tod1*)r- Am' *lj
Wheat .143 118 1JJ
Corn .97 62
°a,a . * KANSAS * CITY RECEIPTS.
carlots- Tod.y. Ago.
*8 8
°a** • • • ST. • Louis' RECEIPT^ y<>, r
.-.not.- Today. Afo. Ago.
Wheal ..51 r-o 7"0
' 'orn .g 107 1S*
'n'IRT, I WESTERN * WH EATvltKCElPT8.r
Carlots— Tod.y. Ago. Ago.
Minneapolis .<0 HI
loiluth .,1; 473 198
_ ■vlnmPuNiTEb' states^visible. TMr
Bushels— Tjd"Y. 40*000 48.47MOO
\ heat ' ' '*3 082 000 22 457.000 30 548,000
' nr." ••“is OH 000 18 023,000 26.325.000
•• -l.oioiooo 17 111.000
*, , ' -j ^31 non l.r.fil 000 - ,7o2.009
B„,e> OMAHA STOCKS.
Week »Mr
Tiushels— Today. Al"; 1 03*000
'.heat .. „ 1,746.000
* “72 • *-J8:8S : i-fij-j*®
57; oon . 634.900
; ,. *i*:mo «,•»
Minneapolis r»rnin.
'CunespolK Minn. March t.. WJiee -
xo. i. northern. $1 13 «n •1 * «
No 1, «lark northern *Mr,nB 1 ho,,'#* .
■Hfi'v. $1.22*4 fii.-9*: r;
® 1.2 1 3i : ordinary to £o<»I.V'iln
rt i is**; May. $11344: July. $11°*
lember. 81.14V ^ .
Corn—Nn. 3. jrllow. .0 . (f71 ’<e
Oar.—No. 2. white, 43*5 @43*6c.
rial ley—64 @ G*e.
Rye—No. 2. 61‘4@6!%C.
Flax—No. 1. 92.48*4 @2.60 v
*
Kansas City t«r:iln.
Kansas City. March 17—Wheat—No .
hard 61 0261 20; Xo. 2. red. $1.09@1.11.
lay.’ 81.00 lT asked: July. 61 00% bid
Corn So. 3, white. 72o; No. Y. yellow.
73674%e; No 3. yellow. 71%v<Io: .No.
:.. ,nl»ed. 71c; Ms:. 74'..■ asked; July.
6 % r split asked: Perrltemoer. .flc hid
Hay—Unchanged to 50c lower: alfalfa
, hoice. $21 QnftZO.QO; number 1, timothy.
*19.00; number 1. I 'niri^. $13.B9® 14.50;
Never mixed light. $1 R.notff 1 S-O^.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Thousands of women hav* kidney
and bladder trouble and never suspect
it.
Women’s complaints often prove to
e nothing else but kidney trouble, or
>he result of kidney or bladder dis
ease.
If the kidneys are not in s healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache,, toss of
ambition, nervousness, are often times
aymptoms of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. Dr.
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prescription, obtained at any drug
store, may lie just the remedy needed
to overcome such conditions.
Ciet a medium or large sirs bottle
immediately front any drug store.
However, If you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to Dr. Kilnter & Co.. Hinghamton, N.
Y., for a sample bottle. When writ
ing he sure and mention this paper.
Atlt KRTWKMEbT
Loo en Up That Cold
With Musterole
Have Musterole hRndy when a cold
starts. It has all of tho advantages
uf grandmother's -mustard plaster
WITHOUT the blister. You Just ap
ply it with th# fingers. First you
feel a warm tingle as the healing
ointment penetrates the pores, then
.comes a soothing, cooling sensation
and quick relief.
Mads of pure oil of mustard and
other simple Ingredients, Musterole
)* recommended by many nurses and
doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis,
tore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheu
matism, lumbago, croup, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion, pains and
aches of the back or Joints, sore
muscles, sprains, bruises, chilblains,
frosted feet, colds of the chest, ll
may prevent pneumonia nnd "flu.”
To Mothers: Musterole Is also
made in milder form for babies
and small children. Ask for
t hildren’s Musterole.
35c and 65c, in jars
and tubes.
Better than s mustard plaster
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Chicago Grain
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By I nlten.*I Kmlrf.
Chicago, March 17.—Corn and o«t* met
Improved support late today and bulged
rapidly as nhortp scurried to cover on
an oversold market. The decline In
wheat was thus arrested, thta grain rally
ing to a fractional advance at the lant.
Export business over Sunday was not
very active Liverpool wheat futures
were Hi pence lower to 1 Hi panes higher.
Wheat closed *4c higher, com was \ fr
1 He higher, oat* were higher
and rye ruled Htr Hic advanced.
May wheat was 'on tap" throughout
from commission houses and support was
confined to the deferred deliveries.
Spreaders were again absorbing the of
ferings here against sales at Winnipeg
in the nature of undoing spreads. The
latter market was relatively steady and
finished at a lessened discount compared
with Chicago.
Local traders pressed tlje selling aide
of corn during the early trade, but were
forced to cover at higher levels. Country
roada are In bad shape over wide areas.
Buying of oats by several prominent
commission houses late in the dav
bulged thla grain sharply. Cash oats
were in a more active demand.
Kyo followed other grain to higher
levels, but failed to show much activity.
Provision* were **asv in a very slow
trade. Lard was 5tfr7V*c lower and ribs
were 2%©7Vfcc lower.
Pit Notes. . ,.
Private reports from the northwest tool
of exceptionally dry soil conditions for
this season of the year. With sowing
about to start there the trade was in
clined to become apprehensive. The bull
ish Import of this news, however, was
somewhat offset by flattering accounts
from the southwest, where winter wheat
is getting along nicely.
Foreign developments were more In fa
vor of the bull, but seemed to have only
temporary Influence. Wheat and flour on
ocean passage for the week decreased
2.492.000 bushels There were private
opinions to the effect that Europe would
be heavy buyers of American wheat with
the advent of amicable reparations set
tlements abroad, but this sort of news
was ignored.
The decrease of 760,000 bushels In the
United Slates wheat visible was regarded
as Insignificant for this season of the
year, but It came at a time when the
market was following corn upward. There
appeared to be a disposition in some quar
ters to stay close to the speculative shore,
until the government had published an
estimate on spring wheat acreage.
The Canadian wheat situation seems to
have firmed lately. Farmers there are
not selling very freely. In fact reports
say that the heavy liquidation or wheat
in the American markets last week at
tracted little long sejling there. Also
the country stepped in and bought wheat
around the dollar mark.
CHICAGO CASH PRICES.
By rpdilta Crain Company. Atlantic 6312
Art. | Open. I High. I Low. | Close. I Sat.,
I \Y«\ ’•"*! ’#,*j ?-.:«! l.Stt
M,y •! .1:074'| ‘;?**| l:S?fc! ISIS
Sept 1.08 I 1.08% 1077,i 1.0* I 1.07%
1.08% .j.| ••••••
May .67'.; .6774' .077* .677,1 .67 %
July :ll *j 6 8 *, | .69 .69%! .69%
»*"• ■?& -«*i •”* :,,%i M
July :?9%! '*.79% | "".78% .70^1 .78%
Sept. :797$' ".80% ■' .79% %07» ' .79%
' .80 I. . 1. .
May .46 % .47%: .46% .47% .46%
July .447*1 .45%' .44% | .46% .44%
Sep 42 I .42 7, .43 .42% .417*
t-ard ! i
\ta v .1 I. .*1.16
July '11.06 1 1.07 11-06 ill.07 ill.35
Sep 111.30 111.80 11.36 '11.30 .
Riba I I I |
May * 65 ' 9 65 9.66 9.66 * 70
July ' 9 17 I 9 97 I 9.97 1 9 97 IIP 00
Visible Supply of Grain.
New Tork, March 17.—The visible sup
ply of American grain ahows the follow
ing changes In bushels: ,
Wheat decreased 750.000.
Corn Increased 2.6M.OO0.
Date Increased 40.000
Rye Increased 328.000.
Barley decreased 30,000.
St. faoals Grain.
St. Louis. March 17—Cloae—Wheat
May. 91.06ft; July. 1106ft.
Torn-May. 78ftc; July, 80ft#80fte.
Oats—May, 49r.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis. Minn, March 1* —Flour
Market unchanged; family patents, 18 40*t
6.55.
Bran—123.00. _
New York. Produce.
New York. March 17.—Butter—Market
steady: receipt*. 4,874 tuba: creamery,
higher than extras. 46 ft Jp4tc; rre*JJ*r^.*
*>x!r«a lO'.f score), 48c: firsts <88 to 91
Score), 4S',047%c: peeking stock, current
make. No. 2, 30c. . ,,,
K.ggs- Mark.) steady: receipt*, tl 968
r-asea; frcrll gathered, extra firsts, 2tv%0
2Cf firsts. 247,025c: speonda end poorer,
24 ^ 24 %c:’ New Jersey snd dher hennery
whites, closely selected extras 34 %® 36c;
State, near by snd nearby western hett
nerv whites, first to extras, 27«84c; near
bv hennery browns, extras, -9® •3J*: Pa
cific coaat whites. extras. 32%@34C,
firsts to extra flrat* 2*®32c
I'heeae Market a»tdy: receipt". 76 039
pounds; state whole milk flat* fresh,
fancy, 21022c: average run. 2n».0%c.
state whole milk flats, held, fancy to
fancy specials. 24 0257*c; average run.
23 %c. __
Chicago Bnttcr.
Chicago March 17—The hotter market
today rtiled steady, with trading quiet and
confined ... to *9 -core and 90
score Supplle; of these as vvell aa a*
seoree wore fairly well cleaned up and
nncpR v, »re well maintained
The finer grades were available In more
liberal quantities, but movement waa lim
ited. Centralized ears were steady and
quiet, although a fair demand « as r - ,
ported it. aoms quarters for 89 aeor*
Sales of the latter were reported at listen
I.rlces. hut later In the day holders were
asking premiums.
Freeh butte- ,*%. •
Ninety-two score. 46%e; 91 erorw *6%t.
90 score. 46c; «9 score, 4»%c. *« score.
45c: 87 score, 44%c; 86 score. 44c.
Centralized carrots. 90 score, 46%e, 8
■core, 46 ftc.
Sioux City Htoolc
Sioux city, March 17—C*Vill~^R7tlLdv'
“ 200 head: market alow: r5’ , L7*2?«
it rone alooker*. atetdy. weak: f»t R***™
:,„d voarlnga. «a no» 10.60; 1bulk of .»I..,
17.5009 00; fat ««» *nd holfar*. 16 5U«
9 20; rannara and euttar*. J; «s'
veal* »6 00011.00; bull*. O-$*0]j.|J.
fr*dart. 16 0009.00: ttockart. J6.9O07.JO;
»tr.k yesrlln,* and oalvaij 9ILJO07 26.
feadine ratva and hHf*ra. $7 00 0 $6.00
Itora—raralola. 1 000 h*ad: market 10c
lower ton. $7 00; bulk of *alee. $6Y„W
7.00; II,M II,hie. $6.4*0 6.90; bumbri..
$6.9007.00; mixed. $6.9006 96: heavy
""fibeen **Id r.xmlia Renalpla, 1 000 heed,
mrrkrt, lambe. eteedy. ehenp 60c bl,her
« offrn Future*
New York. March 17 roffea future*
opened at an advance of 7 to .1 poltli
today on fairly ateady Rraxlllen noble",
hut after aellin, el 10 95n May reacted to
19 70c under renewed reallxln,.
ket cloeed net unchanged to 9 point*
hi,her. Rale* were -etlmeted at ill "00
be,*. Cloeln, quototlone: Marrh. 14.B0c,
May. 19.9*c; July. II tlr; Stwp,wmt>«>w.
I$.60c; October. 12.80c; tioeemher, 12.30e,
M*pot' nnffe'e.1 oulet: Rio 7e. 19n; >»'*■
J: .’e’.\?,Jo^df at r,Vc STtTor «
shipment.
Cotton Futures.
Now York Cotton F*xchange q intstton*
furnlehed by J. S R«che end '-ompinv.
224 Omaha National Rank bid,. Phone.
JA. 6197. ___
I floe*
I Oran I H1,h I Mw I Cloea I Yeetv
Mar l"9 4tl 129 40 129.70 129.92 ,.
Ma v *9 96 129 70 79.90 129 09 .
luly 129 96 128 97 128.29 128.40 .
Oct 1*0.10 129.17 '26 66 125 78 .
Par 126 90 *5 74 126.94 126.27 .
I>ry Good*.
N#w York. March 17.—Cotton good*
wers quiet today with mill* a Httla V”
In aaklng price*. Flnlahed good* order*
lime forward In .mallJot*. Tarn* wer*
allghtl/ firmer with th* demand 11*ht.
For the purpoee of elablllxld, prlr<*».
Jnpaneae filature* "ipect to *>*«'" "I*'
waek nurtftllln, their output to th* ex
tent of at leaat 10 000 bale*. Price*
minted her. are lrr*»ul»r F«n«y and
fine worated* are doing better In dree*
goods.
I>r1ed Fruits.
New York. March 17 - Kvaporated lip
pie*, quiet; rholre, 16© 16 Hr; fancy, 1 t xf
1 Prunes— Steady: Cnllfornlas. 5o to 15c;
Oregon*. 5 ©16 *4 <*. . , .
Apricots—Firm: choice, 15e; extra
choke. 17c; fancy. 20©33e.
Peaches—Steady; etHndnrd. •’d'*; rholre.
n\r-, extra choice.
Ralelno— Quiet; looae muecatels. HO"1*:
choice to fancy s*e<t*d. 7%4MHr; e**ed
is**, 7H01364c.
Turpentine ninl Boeln.
Savannah. On . March 1 7—Turpentine
Firm. MHr: *ale*. 55 barrel®; receipt"
1 barrel; shipments, * 1,407 barrel*; stock.
r,,9S3 barrel® . .
Rosin-—Firm; sale®. 411 caaka; recolpt*.
73 cask*; ahlpmenta. 1.420 ca"ks: stock,
t;0.371 caaka. Quote Tt to 1. $1 55© V .•••
K. M. 14.50©4 57 H ; N. • 4.70•!*! 4 75 . YW».
15.50tT6.65; WW, X. 15
New Yorl* roirltry.
1 New York. March 17 Poultry T.1 *
»tcadv : chickens 25©3f»c; broiler* 4U
nP; four la. ’A ©23c; rhnater*. 17c; tor »<•/«.
„n©4fto; dreaaed ateady; chickens. -*XP
4 3c ; fowls. 21 ©31C. Old TOOSttrS, ll0.4C,
lurksyg, 26© 16a
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Omaha Livestock |
V_'
March 17.
Receipts were
Cattle H«g" Sheep
Monday estimate ..... 9.»oo 12.500 10.090
SutiiM ilay last wk. ..19.166 15,174 10.950
Hume day 2 wki. ago . 9.388 13.410 8.088
Same ilay 3 wki. ago • 9.304 10.617 6.531
Same day year ago .. 1 *99 5,141 9.740
Cattle—Receipts, 9,000 head. With a
I flirty liberal supply on hand the rattle
market opened slow with bid* lower on
many steers. Early sates however were
fully steady. Choice handy weight at**ers
brought 610.66. She stock that suited
shippers waa active and steady to
strong, with other grades slow. Stockers
and feeders did not sell as readily as
they did on the opening day last week but
receipts were light anu the market looked
about steady.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
beeves. $10.50© 11.10. good to choice
beeves, $9.50© 10.40; fair to good beeves.
*8.60®9 50; common to fair beeves. $7 50
©8.50; good to choice yearlings. $9.00®
10.25; fair to good yearlings, $8.00©9.00;
common to fair yearlings, $fi.75©8.00;
good to choice fed heifers. $7.25 ©8.25;
fair to good fed betters, $6.2507.25; com
mon to fair fed lieifers, $5.0006.00;
choice to prime fed cows, $6.25©7.26; good
to choice fed cows, $5.60®6.25; fair to
good fed cows. $4.50© 5.50; common to
fair fed cows. $2 50®4 25; good to choice
feeders, $7.76©#.25; fair to good feeders.
$7.00©7.76; common to fair feeders. $6.00
©6.75; good to choice storkers, $7.26©
8.00; fair to good storkers, $6.2507.25;
common to fair storkers, $5.00©6.oo;
Trashy stockers. $4.00© 5.00; stock
heifers, $4.00©5.50; stock cows, $3 00©
4.00; stock calves, $4.00® 7.60; veal
calves, $4 00® 10.60; bulls, stags, sac.,
$4.00®6 25.
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. I»r. No. Ac Pr
6. 766 $7 50 20. 981 $8 25
20.1125 8 40 1 7 . 1090 8 50
20. 8 98 K 50 15.1056 8 60
43.1183 8 65 7 892 8 75
39.1020 8 90 40. 881 9 00
1 4. 994 9 10 24. 908 9 26
42.1 107 9 2 5 21.1093 9 35
4.1 102 9 50 32.1206 9 90
10.1272 10 00
cows.
3. 996 5 25 1 2.1 125 5 60
3.1153 6 00
HEIFERS.
7. 81 4 7 60 6 801 7 50
3. 586 8 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
112. 624 6 60
CA LVES.
1 . 130 , 8 50 4 165 9 00
2 . 230 9 50 1 160 9 75
Hogs—Receipts, 12,500 head. Much
larger supplies than expected at Chi
cago together with a lower trend at that
point weighed a trifle heavy on local
trade this morning. Buyers however dis
played stubborn resistance in letting go
at a sharp cut in price and as movement
got under way to shippers prices looked
around 10c lower than Saturday. The
packer market was dull with buyers mak
ing no effort to fill their orders early,
bulk of the sales was at $6.4007.00 with
early top, $7.00.
HOGS.
No. Av. 8h. IT No. Av. Sh. Pr.
59.. 217 230 $6 40 75..226 40 $6 85
60.. 204 ... 6 95 68. .203 ... 7 00
69.. 260 ... 7 05
Shoep—Receipts. 10,000 head. OptI-J
mistic advices from the east combined
with only fair supplies locally gave the
fat lamb market a firm undertone this
morning and trade on the Initial rounds
looked around steady with last week’s
close. Only a few shearing lambs were
at hand and the market held Its own In
good shape. A broad demand coupled
with limited supplies gA\e aged sheep a
25050c upturn.
Quotations sheep and lambs: Fat
lambs, good to choice, 115.25016.86; fat
lambs, fair to good. $13.75015.00; clipped
lambs. $12.10013 25, shearing lambs,
$15.00016.85, wethers, $7.75010.50; year
ling*. $9.00012.57; Fat ewea, light. $8,75 0
10.75; Fat ewes, heavy, $6.7508.60.
Receipts and disposition of livestock at
the Union stockyards, Omaha, Neb for
24 hours ending at 3 p m. March 17:
RECEIPTS—CARLOT.
Horses A
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p Mules
Missouri Pacific .... 9 2 1 1
Union Pacific . 8 4 2b 25
C. At N. W„ east.. 16 1 2
C. A N. W , west... 117 89 2 2
C., St. P., M. A O. . 31 16
C., B. A Q , east... 2 . . 1
C., B. A Q., west., 62 40 18
C., R. I. A P., east 6 1
1. C. R. R. 13 1
C. U. W. 9
Total receipts.249 173 46 f.
DISPOSITION—HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Armour A Co.10 8 4 2002 163 9
Cudahy Pkg. Co.1555 2664 23 11
Dold Packing Co.... 33 L 1579
Morris Packing Co.. *9 1 7 7k 242
Swift A Co.1367 2110 417b
Hofman Bros. 13 .... ....
Mayerowdeh A Vail.. »> .... ....
Midwest Packing Co. 25 . ... ....
>maha Packing Co.. 2 .... ....
John Jtoth Sr Son.... 4 . .. ....
4. Omaha Pkg. Co... 34 .... ....
Murphy, J. W.. . 2016 ....
Lincoln Pkg. Co. 82 .... ....
Nagle Packing Co.... 22 .... ....
Sinclair Packing Co.. 70 .... ....
Wilson Packing Co.. 93 .... ....
Apderson A Hon. 1/5 .... ....
lltlll, J. M. 114 .
Check, W. H.. \i
Dennis A Francis.,.. 7 4 .... «...
Tills A CO. 71 .
Harvey. John . 544 ... ....
Ir.ghram, T. J. - .... ....
Kellogg. F . C..260 ..
Kirkpatrick Bios. ... 174 .... . ...
Longman Bros.Ill .... ....
Luberger, Henry S. . *9 .... ....
Mo.-Kan. C. A C. Co. 31 .... ....
Neb. Cattlo Co . 10 .... ....
Root. J. B. A Co.... 9 2 .
Rosenstock Bros. . .. 506 .... ....
•Sargent A Finnegan. 22 4 .... ....
Smiley Bros. . . 9 .... ....
Sullivan Bros . 9 .... ....
v'. Sant. W B. A Co. 2"9 . ....
i»lh**r buyers . 225 1069 .. .
Swift, Col. 1939
Totals.8474 12313 20307
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Chicago limtiKk,
Chicago, March 17.—Cattle- Receipt*.
2.000 head; nil classes steady to strong
top matured steer* $12 .'HI; average
weight 1,600 pounds Moderate supply.
• holes steem $11.25 & $11 86; best j ear
lings, mixed uteri* and heifers. $11.25,
Lulk fed steer* all were $®.2i» 0 $10.60.
stockars and feeders stronger In spots
.•at of first hand*. Supply *< arce in fresh
receipts. Country demand moderate,
bulk feed rows $4.71 0 $0.25; beef heif
ers $3.00 0 $7.50 mostly; some yearling
heifer* upward to $10.50 and above;
moat bo’.ogna bull*. $4.7 > 9 $5.00; veal
era, uneven; bulk to packer*, $* 00 0
$9.50; some medium light calves, $$00
0 $8.60; choice hendyweighte to out
siders 912-60 and above.
Huge—Receipt* 78.000; market falily
active, mostly 10c to lie lower; bulk,
good and choice, 180 to 226 pound aver
ages. $7.10 0 $7.25; better grades. 260
to 225 pound butchers largely. $7.25 0
$7.30, limited showing choice weighty
butcher*. $7.35; bulk tracking sown.
$* 80 9 $8.60; slaughter pigs, un
changed; hulk, good and choice, strong
weights, $8 no 0 $8.40, eetlmeted hold
over 20,000.
Sheep nnd Iambs—Receipt*. 18.000;
active; fat larnh* 26c to 60c higher,
spot* more; sheep, strong to 26c higher;
feeding and shearing lamb* 26c to 36c
higher, fat wooled lambs. $15.76 9
$10.00; top, $18 60; choice clipped lamb-,
$14 IK); beet fat awe*. $11 no; shorn *wce.
$1.60; shearing lambs. $15.50 0 $1 6 75.
one load $10.25; carrying choice killing
end.
Kansas City IJveatoek.
Kansas City, March 17—<1? *. Deparl
mant of Agriculture) —Cattle—-Receipts.
10.000 head; calves, recelpis. 2.000 head;
beef steer* fairly active; strong to 16c
higher; handy weights and yearling*.
$9 75 ; weighty steers, $9 SO; hulk * fed
steers. $8.0009.80; she stock uneven; bet
ter grades. tO0l6c higher, spot* up more;
canners and cutters steady; beef cow*.
$4 00 0 8.00; heifer*. $8 0007.36; bull*
steady; bologna*. $4.2604.76; calves un
changed; practical top ves’er*. ifnti;
haavte* and mediums, $10007.60; better
grade* atoeker* and feeder* *trong, other*
steady; fleshv feeder*, $8 40. yenrllnga
$1.36; hulk. $8 2607 8:..
Hog* Receipt*, in.000 head; very alow:
fully 10c lower; packer and shipper top.
$7.10; good to choice, 190 to 300 pound
averages, $0 9607.10; desirable 170 to
t80 pound* mostly $8 7606 90; bulk 130
to 180 pound*. $6 2508 70; bulk of sales
$6 8607 10; pack'ng sow*. $8 3008.40;
.Stock pig* str-adv; bulk. $5 0006.60.
RheepReralut*. 5,000 held; lamb*,
steady to 16* higher: top. $1 6 90; ether*.
$15.25016.85; practically no aheep offered.
Rnat 9t. lotul* TJveetock.
East 9lt. f.ouls. Til, March 17 Hogs
R#> clots. 17.000 head; medium weight
and heavy butcher* mostly 6n higher?
hulk. $7.4007 45; light hogs strong to
r.c higher; bulk, $7 60; top. $7.66; light
light* and pig* little changed; bulk 140
to 180 pound*. $7 0007.50: 110 to 130
pound plea, $8.2508X6; few up to $7 00;
packer sow*. $8.4008 60
Tattle—Receipt*. 300 head; light year
ling steer* and heifer* steady; spots 16or
26c low'*r; other classes steady; bulk
Steer*, $8 8509 00; heifer*, $6 26(8.16;
cow*. $17606 00; canners. $2 8003 00;
••utter* upward to $4 00; bologn* bulls.
$4 7506 25; light vealers, $11 00011.60;
top cables, $12 00
Sheep end l.arnha—Receipts. 1,000; fsf
lambs 26c higher; two loads choice wooled
lamb*. $18.25; two deck* choice clipped.
$1 3 90; cull* $11 50012 60; eheep tin
changed; choice *we* quotable et 919 96
010.50
St. .lo**i»ti hits Slock
ft Joseph. March 17 Tattle- Receipt-.
C.r.oo head: market uneven, gsneially
sttadv bulk of early sales. $0 (in ml it
top. 9f.75; cows and heifer*, $4 26 0 8 fin;
calves $6.0009 60; stockers anti feeder*.
$5.25 0 8 on
ling* Receipts, 0.600 head: market toe
lower, top. $7 T hulk of sale*, $»’. 7514
7 I0
Hhssp *nd t.amh* Receipt*. , 600 heed
market, 10c to 16r hlghei , lamb*. $16.24
018.00; awaa, $9 25010 26
i
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Financial News
Total •lock sale*. 992.40# shares
Twenty industrial* averaged $fh 9* . net
loss. $1.15.
High. 1924 $101 24: low. $94 4*
Twenty railroads averaged $88 81; net
loss, 35c.
High. 1924. $95 90: low. $82.74.
New York. March it.--Stock prices
ennobled today in response to concerted
attacks by hear traders. Net lucaao In
the active Industrie* ranged from 1 to
nearly :i points with the rail* offering
stubborn resistance until tha late trading
When they yielded with the rest of the
list Losses tn this group, however, were
held to a point or ao Total sale* approxi
mated the million mark for the first
time in a month.
Speculators for the decline found plenty
of arnmunit'on for their attacks. Includ
ing the decision of the houae ways and
mean* committee to report a $2,000,000,
ooo bo nil# bill and reports of unfavorable
trade developments affecting the oil,
motor, rubber, tobacco and silk com
panies. stocks of which bore the brunt of
the selling pressure. Inability of opera
tor* on the long side to attract a public
following recently on the strength of sev
eral consecutive new* development*, also
was an Important contributing factor.
Circumstantial reports that the large
automobile companies were storing a iarg»*
part of their output and preparing for
sharp curtailment of production brought
about heavy liquidation in the motor
group. Studebaker was hammered down
more thnn 2 points to 94*4. r new low
on th*» movement while Chandler, Wlllys
Overland preferred. Hudson and Pierce
Arrow, preferred, dropped n point or ao.
The accessory stock* were bit even
hauler. Stew ait Warner being hammered
down f* point* to 41, a new 1924 low on
unconfirmed report* that some important
changes would not be renewed. Strom
berg Carburetor broke 5 points; Bosch
Magneta 3‘* and Have* Wheel 2*4
Among file so-called pivotal stock*, V.
S. Steel common broke below 101 for the
firat time in nearly two months, clos
ing at 100s;. off l74. Baldwin closed at
121 Vi, off i\, and American Can at
113$;. off IV
Reduction of the Pan-American Petro
leum dividend, while generally expected,
brought fresh selling Into thone 1a*uea
and the other oil shares. Pacific, Conden,
Standard of New Jersey. Marland, Gen
eral Asphalt. Royal Hutch dropping 1 to
nearly 3 point*, while Tidewater broke
4. In the rubber group. Kelly-Sprlng
field touched a new low **t !€V.. Weak
ness of the tobaccos was associated with
the departure for Europe of George
Whelan, one of the leaders in the Industry
and an active stock market operator.
American .Sumatra and the Tobacco prod
uct* issues broke to new lows.
» Strength and activity of Erie first
preferred and Chesapeake A Ohio, based
on expectation of favorable dividend de
velopment* in the near future, featured
the rail group. Profit taking forced re
cession® of a point or so in Wabash pre
ferred A and Norfolk A Western.
A drop In the call money rat# from
4 to 3>4 per cent, the lowest since last
September, caused a temporary flurry of
short covering around noon. An easier
tone also was noted In the time money
market with fund* freely offered at 4*«.
hut broker* were indisposed to pay*more
than 4H. some 30-day loans being ar
ranged at the lower figure. Commercial
paper rate* were unchanged.
Trench franc*, move# <o b.fgtior ground
for the seventh consecutive day. th# rul
ing rate being Just below the Sc mark, j
Belgian franca rallied sharply In sympa
thy, hut other European rates were Ir
regular, apprehension* over a coal strike]
causing a slightly reactionary trend In =
sterling.
| N. Y. Quotations !
V-- -**
New York Stock axchange quotatlnna
furnished by J. S. Bache * Co. .24
Omaha National Bank building:
High. Low. Clone. CIm*.
.iirf Chemical!::: ,7H 11% 11%
Allied Chemical... «* «1% *'% 4;J"
Allla-Chalmera ... 4a% 44 * 44 4SS
Am Beet Sugar... 40% 33 3J 40 A
Am Br Shoe Fy... _... • •' j*
American Can... .114% 113% U»% 116
Am Car A Fdry.3'*
Am h **Lpfd:::; «% 44 s s4*
Am Int Corp. 2. I*4* 1*%
Ain Linage* Otl- •••■
Am Locomotive .. 73% •* » j*
Am Ship A Com.. 1;.% ]3% '■ % '*
Am Smelting . . . 62% *0'» 6" » 6.4
Am SineitITig prd.. .... i--- »» : J,,
Amen'an W.!! 31% jf> > fjjj
im t-WV«g% j J
aS women”.::::: j|| J*» ft
Anaconda • • /*•• + 0aiJ J;*'
A,„l Dry Good. .. »*% 94 * !4* ;!‘,J
At"h,~» ■■■■■■■■■hi ??%
a a & w i. i«% 14 14
Atlaa Tack . jj
Auatln-NIchoU ..
Auto Knitter •••• ••_* qji** 122%
Baldwin .o**» 1SJ» ‘i*
n*.h me'.! . .. 66% fr* •J44 J4,.
Brno Man Ry ... Is* I4 >4 J,,T
Beach Mag . ** ?*., LV
Brook Man pfd .. s6 06 % 44 i {J
<'al racking ■••• ,/ ••lit 24 *4
r’HlIfornia l»*U •• ~3^ J*,?
fill * Ar Min Co .
Can Pacific .114% ’JJ 144,,
Cerr l-aaro . 46 45% 45% 46 »
Cen Leather 12% l-% 1* *
::SnM :: * * g
S”Vr..::: :‘’4 7‘* 'ft *
C M A St P pfd . 2e% .4 * 2«%
fhilo Cop .-•’* -J-4 rj ® ri/J
Chino .1J% 2f 2? Ifl?
fluett-P«»»body .. • 1 ’4 **
Coea-Cola . 64% *-* 4J*
Colo FA I . 33% 31% 31% 3.%
Col c.rbtm . 60% 46% 43% 6J%
Col Has . 34% 33% 33% 33%
Congoleum . 63 62 62 65%
Consolidated Clg. 16 13% 14 4 1*.*
Conll Can .49% 4» 49 49%
font Motora . 7% .% *% 7%
Corn Product! ...176 176 % 17i 1' * %
Cum Prod (new). 35% 35 36 36%
Coaden .. 36% 33% 33% 35%
Crucible . 61 69% 69 % 61%
Cuba Cana Sug .. 15% 16% V' % If %
Cuba Cana S pfd 67% 67% 67% 67%
Cuba-Am Sug ... 36 36% 36% 36%
Cuyamel Fruit ... 69% 6" 69% .0
Daniel Boone .... 31 30% 30% 30%
Davlaon Chem ... 60% 80% 50% 61%
Delaware A Hud . . 109% 1"***
Dome Mining . 19 19%
Dupont Do Nem. .133 129 % 139% 133%
F.aaf Kodak.110 109% 109% 110%
Erie. 26% 25% 25% 26%
Ela Stor Bat. 60% 69 69 60%
Famous Players 66% 65% 66% 66%
Fifth Ave Bue LI 11% 11% 11% 119*
Flak Rubber. 7% 7% 7%
Freeport Tex. 11 10N 10% 14%
lien lapbalt. 41 34% J* ,4' 4
Hen Electric.224 220 230% 224%
Urn Mniora.. 16*4 I4*4 iJT* I?44
tloodrleh . 21% SI SI
Hr Nnrlh Ure. 30 39% .9 4 .9%
Hr North Ry pfd . 54 66% 6u% 54%
Uulf St ate a Steel.. »0 .*% •»
llayea Wheel. 43 40% 40% 43%
lluriaon Motor* . 2394 27% -7% •»%
Homeaiake Mining .. ■■ ’! 4 5!u
Houeton Oil - 6* 67% t,,% ;«%
IIuop Motor*. . .. 14 1i9» ,s *
llllnola Cent. . , jj,, ,s
Inspiration ... . . S4% *«% *«4 2*J
Int En Com Co. .. 24% 23% D4 j4 *
Interna Harvester. »4^ *!*
Ini V«rr Marin* _n .■ „,s
Int Merc Mar pfd. 30% S» . ,,,.
Interna Nickel. 13 4 raw
Interna Paper. j«% 14%
Invincible Oil. 14% j4' j J, * , m,
K c Southern 19% *% ^
Kelly Snrlngfteld. . 1.^ w
Kennerott. . . 35N *
Keyalone lire .. . -% • 11 % IS
I,re Rubber. * 6S% 69
Lehigh Valley. . , a, ■•»%
Lehigh RHe". 3?,* tta «4% 65%
Lima Loco . 6* » ^ yai,
I.ooee-Wlle* •. a* s*%
i.oult A Naeh — Ajjg* gb% **%
Mack Truck . ... • (0
Maxwell Mnlor A. 60* 4
Maxwell Motor B 14 13% 1J .
Martand .. j' i * ,i 19
Max Heahoard .... I«% , *;
Middle stale* Oil. 4* <1 31 %
Midvale Sl»»' •••• 22 il'% '2%
Mo Lao pfd ■ • 39% 34% * ^
Mom Ward 7«
•-■■■■** ,jr4 ,j?*‘ ,;r*
n‘t Alt Br.V.' 40% 40% 40% 40%
5 T camraV'** "..ig l.|3
WmVoS-::: g a h g
STS-V-■::::»!J4 «?:•*! g> g
OK»nn Mott I* r
I’nrlflr Oil P^tH ^1 *
Pnrkard Motor... 11*4 1®,4» 11 ft
I'nn Amirloin .... y- J i
T’« n • A n>**r H ..4. <*'4 JJ‘4 JJ 1
ivnn n n _ 4ts r ns
KEEP POSTED
Important development*
contained In thi* week'#
market review regarding
the following securities:
Mack Truck Beech Nut Pecking
Hayes Wheel American Woolen
Willy •-Over land Pan-Amtr. Pet.
Chandler MotoraFamoue Player*
Am. Steel Foun. Candy Prod. to.
Air Reduction The Oil Situation
Writ* for Free Copy
P. G. STAMM & CO.
Dealer* In Stock* and Bond*
35 S. William St. New York
People* Gas M 94% 94% 9h
Pare Marq 41% 41% 41% 41%
Phillip* Petroleum 4*i 3* 3*4 4"%
Pierce Arrow 10% »% 9% 10%
Poatum *'ereal 61 4 61%
Pressed Steel t’ar. i»4 ••4%
Prod A Kef .. .14 4 33% 3 3*; 34 4
Pullman .lia 11" 117 119
Punta Alegre R. . *» % *4% 64% *.*4
Pure «>11..4 23 23 24
Ry. Steel Soring* 111 ID) 4 HO 4 H3
Hay Consolidated. . . 9% 1«
Heading.66% 64% 54 4 65
Heading Rites. .. 17 36% 16% 17%
Raping;* .- • l$4 1°4
Rep. Iron A Steel 66% 62% 62 4 664
Royal Dutch. V Y. 62% 61% 62 63%
St. l.ouia AS F... 24% 21% 214 28-*
Ht I .ou is A S. \V.. 19% 3s % 3ft 4 *»4
Hchultt Cigar 8...102 4 1014 l«l 4 102%
Hears Roebuck ... *9% *»% 81% 89%
Shell Union Oil.... 1 ft *% 17% 1?% 1*4
Simmons Co.13% 22% 22% 23%
Sinclair Oil. 22% 22 22 22 %
Nli.as- Sheffield . ... 61 *D» 60 62%
Hkelly oil . 2» 22% 21% 24%
So. Pacific . 86% 86 86 86 %
So Railway . 64 51% 64% 63 4
8td. ( 11 Of Cal. 61% 60% 60% 62
Std. Oil of N J... 87 4 36 4 36 4 37%
Stewart-Warner .. 864 81 82% *6
Stromberg C'arb... 75 70 70 76
Studebaker .100% 9ft4 98% ino%
Texas Co.42% 41% 414
Texan A Pacific... 27% 25% 26% 27%
Timken R. II..... 314 37% 37% 38%
Tobacco Producta.. f»o 67% 6ft % 69%
Tob Prod A . 86 4 86 % 86% 86%
Transront Oil . ... 4% 4 4% 44
Un Pacific . 128 4 129 4
United Fruit . 194% 194 4
V S Cast Iron Pipe 77 74% 74% 76%
17 S Ind Alcohol . 75% 72% 72% 76%
U S Rubber .... 33% 33% 33 ** 34*4
U S Rubber pfd .. *44 «% 834 *4%
V S Steel .102% 100% mo% 102%
U 8 Steel pfd _119 119% 118% J19
Utah Copper . 67*4 67 67 67
Vanadium .20% 2ft % 28% 30%
Vlvaudou .10% 10** 10% 10%
Wabash . 16% 16% 15% 16
Wabash \ ....... 46% 45% 46% 46%
Western Union . .. 108%
Westing A B .... 92%
Westing Elec _*60% 60% 60% 63%
Westing Rites_ 1% 1% 1% 1%
White Eagle Oil.. 25% 25% 25% 24
White Motors .... 7.7% 56% 56% 67%
Wllaon pfd . 63 61 % 5J 50
Wlllys-Overland 11% 10% 11% 11%
Willy a-Overland pd *2% 80*; 82% 83
Wilson . 15% 15 15 15
Wool worth ........ 336
■Worthing Pump . . 28*4 27% 27% 28%
Wrlglev Co . 37 36% 37 37%
Total stocks, 11.071,801).
f-%
New York Bonds
V -■ , —---J
New York, March 17.—ITneasIness over
the ultimate fate of the bonus bill, which
will come to a vote In the house of rep
resentatives tomorrow, retarded activity
-in today's market and exerted a restrain
ing influence on prices. Tax exempt gov
ernment issues were benefited by the
prospects of limited tax reduction, despite
the probable necessity for new govern
ment financing if a bonus measure la en
acted. Other bonds developed no defi
nite trends, except where special Influ
ences were at work.
Liberty Issues gave the best display of
group strength, with an unusually large
turnover In the fourth ft1;*. which ad
vanced 5-32 of a point. High grade rail
road obligations also attracted a fair de
mand.
The features of trading today were
liquidation of Kelly-Sprlngrleld 8s. which
were under selling pressure as a result of
uneasincHs ovsr the company * 8 J cr cent
preferred dividend and further recovery
of the Wilson & Co. Issues following pub
lication of a favorable earnings report.
Using the revival <»f the bonus measure
as a pretext for selling speculative inter
ests hastened to lake profits In bonds
which have recently shown exceptional
strength. Punta Alegre Sugar 7s. a* a
result, lost almost 3 points, and St. Paul,
Norfolk /.• Western and Public Service of
New Jersey Issues were forced lower.
The srtion of bond priceg. dealers as
serted today, probably vrllU be governed
rloaely by the progress of bonus legisla
tion.
United States VWwWT*.
Sale* (In nun. j.o<v < o*'.
422 Liberty o'-i* . ... 99 "0 99 2* 94.30
79 Liberty let 4 93 9 99 4 9S.7
679 liberty 2d 4'**.. 99 6 99.2 99.4
614 Liberty 3d 4'i* .100 1 99 :1 100.1
690 Idbertv 4th 41,*.. 99 11 99 6 99 9
23 U 8 rjovt 4'..* . .100.5 100 1 100 4
Foreign.
9 A .T M Work* 6s.. 79 77 77 6*
• It Argentina 7* .101'i, 101*, loio*
107 Austrian gtd in 7* 91', l>»* 90
1 Chinese Gov Uy «» 43 43 43
41 Borrleaui 6* . 77'* 7«'* n 4
2 Copenhagen S4l ■ 88 4 88% 88 *
9 r;r Prague 7 4a.... ISS 86 4
28 I.yona t-a .. 77 4 76 S 77
30 Marseilles 6s . 77V* 76% 7**
x Rio de Jan 8s '47 91 % •! 4 *] ’
7 < xech Rep 8a.9* 90% 96
1 Danish Man »s A.. 1064 D»6-% D*c%
41 Dept of Seme 7a.. 82 4 *2 s:’*
41 Can 64s notes *38.1014 100% 100%
27 Canada 5a '62. 98% *»% 99-»
2 Dutch K I is ’61 93 93 9*
1 Dutch E I 64* *88* 88% 88% 88 %
l Framerican • %*■■• 88% ID-* M ,
144 French 8s . **4 *7 4 9* «
162 French Rep 7 4a.. 94% 94 4 94 -
4 Holland A I* «».*. 79% i$\ .9*
5 Jap. 1st 4%a. 97 97 9i
3 Japanese 4 s. 78% **% " 8 %
15 King. Pel. 8a.1«0 99 % jo«
46 King, of Ret 74a 101% lfti 1»*4
1 King, of Italy 64a 98% 99% 99 4
.9 King of Nath 6* 82 92 92
16 King, of Nor. 6a. '41 92 924 *
88 King. ft. r. ft 8a.. 754 7«4 76
•* King, of Sweden 6sl02 1"? J02
16 Oren Dev. d is.. 88% 8*4 ** 4 j
• 6 Paris L. M. 6a .... 714 71 71 %
1 6 Rep. of Ho!via 8" M *7% 88
8 Rep. of Chill 8a. ’41 101 104 104
7 Rep. of Chile 7a... 95 4 95 954
1 Rep. of col. 6%*.. 954 954 95 4
215 Rep. of Cuba 6%.a 924 92 92 4
2 Rep. of El H. a f. is.100 4 10«4 I004 I
3 Rep of H is. A ’J? 90 60% 90
4 State R. O. d. S 8e »6% «9 96%
1 State of S J». a f. 8a 99 09 99
4 Swiss Con fed. la... 113 112% 112%
26 If. K. of <1. B. A I 6 4*107% 107
26 G. B. A 1 6%*. *29.107% 107 1«7
48 G. B A 1 6 4*. *37'.lO0 99*; 99%
42 i; fl. of Brazil 8s.. 934 *3 934
1* B.-C. Ry. Fleet. 7a 89% 89% 79%.
5 U. S Mexico 5*. . 494 49% 49%
9 U. 8! of Mexico 4s.. 27% 27% 27U
Domfttir.
«* Am Airr Ch 7%a 9*% 96% #*%
2 Am Ch • f deb 4a 92% a; % |jk
•{ Am cotton OH 6a.. 7n% 78% 78%,
7 Am ftinaltlnr 6#....102% 10:% 102% i
10 Am Hmeltlnir 5*.... 92% 92% 92l
15 Am 8u*ar 6* .101% 101% 10]%
131 Am TAT 6%a ret.loo §9x4
5 Am TAT col tr »a 97% 97% 97%
1 Am TAT col 4a 93% 93% 91%
4 Am Wa Wk A K 6a 34% 66% 86 K
29 Anaconda Coo 7a '33 91 97% 9*
17 Anaconda Od 6a '53 93 tj% 9*;
9 Arm A Co of I) 6%■ 91 99% 90%
14 Aaanciated Oil «•... 97% 97% 97%
19 At « A H *Ka ran 4a ««% |4%
2 At T A 9 F ad 4a a 80 8n no
3 At! C T. 1 at con 4a *7% *7H *7%
2 All Ref dab 6a... 98% 91% 98%
3 Haltlm A Ohio r.a.101% 101*4 loi%
62 Halt A O cv 4%a . 86% MS »*U
1 H T of P latArfr 61 98 97 % 97%
12 Hath St co 4a S A 98% 98 1* *8%
5 Haih Piea| &%# .. 90% 90 90
9 Hrler Hill St 6%» 96 94% 97.
4 Bklyn Kdl *• 7* P.108% 101% 108%
230 Hklvn Ma Tr a f 6a 76% 76% 76V
J Calif Pet 6%a . 9§ 94 9*
29 Canad Pae dab 4* so 71% 79%
14 Carol Clinch * O 6a 97% 97% 97%
1 Cant of Oaorrta ii.101% 101% 101%
36 Cant Leather f>a.... 93% 93 93
16 Cent Par r’d 4». . . 65% *6% 9 7.**
18 5 C|»e«n A Ohio cv 6a 93’* 92% 91’,
«J Chaa A O cv 4%a.. 91 9«% 90%
9 Chic A Alton 3 %• • 39% 39% 39%
26 Ch HAW ref 6eA 97% 97 97
2 ch A F.aat III 5a 76% 74% 74%
21 Ch Vat 15 cal 4a. 5 2 % jl % 6 2
C M U St P cv 4 %a 64% 64 66
12 C V A St P r 4 % a 62% 61% 61%
171 C M A. M P 4a '2o 8«% 79% 79%
I chic A North*# 7a.106% 106% in&%
9 Chic Rail 6a. 77% 77% ;7%
9 Chic K I A P r 4a 79% 79% .9*.
15 Chic R I ? P ref 4a 74% .4% 74%
1 Ch A 55 aaf Ind 4a 74% *4% .4%
9 Chile Conner 4a .1"0% 10J% 1J0%
25 CCC « S L r 0. A. 102 f 10|% 102
4 Clav l’n Term 5# 9. % r», 9.
1 coin < iin '«!•'>■ ms *2S * V
1 Cnl a ft HI 6. atpd MS 9*
a Commonweal To a, MS MS M .
7 Con. c of Marti it *» JJS *<S
:. Cnn.urn Row 6«... *'S ** *,
;? Cuba C S dot. *> at M *1S »»
27 Cuhon kin Xu 9. IJJJ >J]S
4 Pan k it lira cm 4. *»S MS ** .
12 Uolfolt Kdl. rtf >JJS 10k
7 Unroll I’Hit erf 4S» »* *!’* .!!,
,-.n filll* d N 7S. • .to:’. )"• V
1 I MI Main k« • • 1"4'a ’;4 . 04 .
10 i ...i >• « is* ■ i"* *212* 7*
42 Km lid O' 7Sa . . »1S > "» »' S
14 Krlo p I 4..14'» '.4 MS
62 Krlo t I «» .»*S ' •• . *
7 O’l.k Bub »« .102 1"2 102
6 (lonoral K .16. .. -IMS IMS 1"IS
1» Uno.lrlcli «M>» **’» 0" *• »*S
19 llomlyrar T 9» 1971 1 02 S 101** IMS
11 (loodttar T 9. 1941 IIS1* 2 1* 11*
1 Ur Tr H C 7a IMS 111 S 111*.
9 lie TrCan ka - . . . 102S .102 ** 109 S
M (It Nor 7. A . , .1n« I07S 109
16 Ut Nor 6S» . 9* S MS MS
in H.r CBnc fia IMS IDIS 102S
76 Hud * M r.a A ... MS MS MS
44 Hud * M 6a . as ais *2
a Hum (111 * R 6 S* 07*9 *7*. »7S
17 III ll.ll T.l ta 94', 91S 94S
x: in c»n ift« .llift i»i 1*1
111 On 4- ISIX . J»ft •' i "ft
74 Int Riip Tr 7k Mft lift «»>«
14* Inter l(«p Tr M . klft *»ft *4 ft
42 In l( T la . Oft 42ft Oft
an In 421 N «•. Mft Mft 4*ft
II In A 41l N Int 4a Oft O Oft
16 In M Mgr fa . 41 ft *1 41
. In Paper la 11 .... lift 43ft *4%
•7 l«W*t Pen 4eft 18ft l*ft l*ft
14 K S V A I, 6k . . *Oft Mft *"ft
* K r Houthern la. . 6* 67ft *4
a K I Teinilnal 4- «2ft 62ft «2ft
4 Kan O A K 6a_ Mft Si. Mft
82 Kelly-Up Tire a». »» Oft »4 ft
24 1.8AM ti aleli 4a *21. Oft * ft Mft
2 Ltg A Myera la... *6 ft *6 ft *6 ft
17 I. A N a 20(12. . Mft Oft Mft
24 L A N unified 4a . Oft 4* ft “*ft
* Magma Cop 7a....116ft 116ft 116ft
4 Man Sugar 7fta...l0lft I*nft l»«ft
a Mkl St Rt cnn in.. 9*ft 6*ft 99ft
k Midvale (it rv l.n. . asft »aft »*ft
3 MM KRAI. 6a *41.. 42ft 42 ft 62ft
16 M A St I, ref 4a.. 21 * 2" 20
1 MSI PASSM «fta. .1*2 ft l«2ft l"2ft
14 MK T pi In 6* < *T ft *7 ft *7 ft
27 MKAT n pr In 5a A 41 «, 41ft Mft
109 MKAT n ad) 5a A 65ft 66ft left
41 Mo Pat- lat «s- *4 ft 94
109 Mo Pac g.n 4k... left 65ft 66ft
n Mont Power 5a A.. 95ft 95ft 9eft
9 N E T A T lat 6a . 9*ft 9. ft 96 ft
5 N « T A M Inc 6a 91 91 91
54 N V fen deb «a... 104ft 101ft 104ft
20 N Y C rfg A Imp ta 9r,ft 96 ft 96 ft
6 N Y C A Bt I. 6a A. 101 101 l«l
3 N Y Edlaon rrf 6 ft a. 11 "ft 11 "ft l'" ft
13 N Y N H A H in *40 *8 ft 68 ft 6'ft
34 N* V H ai'J Ci, rtf dep 2ft 2ft -ft
11 NTT ref. *«. 1941 ,105ft l"4ft 104ft
I N T Tel aeii 4 ft a. . 93ft Oft Oft
1 N T W A 11 4 ft a. . 44ft 46ft 46ft
84 Nor A Wea ev 6a..121 119’v 119ft
9 No Am Ed a f tie. . 93ft 92ft 92ft
46 Nor Par ref 6a ft.. 103ft 102ft l"2ft
7 N P new 5a Unfa. 9"H 90ft 90 ft
6 Nor Par pr Jlen 4a. 41ft 41ft 81ft
3 No Si* Pow 0». 11..102 101ft 101ft
10 N W Itell Tel 7a .. 10a ft 107 ft 107 ■»
3 Ore A Cal la 6a 99ft 99ft 99ft
15 ore 8ht I.lne ref 4a 93 ft 93 ft 93ft
3 o W R R A N* 4a.. 40ft 40ft 40ft
It Pac Gaa A Eler f,a. . 92 ft 92ft 92 ft
2 Par TAT 5a. 1952 91 ft 91ft 91 ft
19 Penna It K 6fta .1044, Klaft l"*ft
12 Penna R R gen 5« . 99ft 99ft 99ft
63 Penna R R gen 4fta 90ft 90ft 90ft
11 Pern Mar ref 6a_ 93ft 95 93ft
3 Phlla Co ref «•-192*5 1*2 102
It Phlla Co 6fta. 91ft 90ft 91 ft
13 Pierce Arrow 8a.... 77ft 7. 77ft
5 p A P 4a, w w_109ft 109ft 109ft
8 Public Service 5a.. 44 47ft 87ft
75 Punta Aleg Sug 7a..120ft 117 117
17 Reading gen 4a.... 88ft 49ft 49ft
1 Rem Arms a f 6a.. 94ft 91ft 94ft
11 Rep IAS 6 ft • . 90ft 90ft 90ft
14 St I. A S F p 1 4a A 68 ft C* ft 68 ft
42 St 1, A S 0* ad) 6s 76ft 76ft Toft
64 St Id A » *’ Inc 6». 64ft 64ft 64ft
10 St I, H W con 4a.. 82 41’1 *2
4 SI P C Depot 3«.. 96ft 96Z 96ft
124 Seat, A I, eon 6a. . 79ft 77ft *9*4
6 4 Heal# A I. ad) 5a.. 52 51% 52
ti! Saab A I. ref 4a... 5.°, 52% 63
29 .Sin* lair C Oil col 7b 31% Vi
7 Sinclair V Oil 6%s Hr> *•'% 66
4 Sinclair Tr Oil 5%a 3'% 9$ 94
40 Sinclair P Line Cn *3% 83% 93
2* 8 Pacific ry 4.c . . . . 93% 93% 93%
14 8 Pacific rrf 4a... *6 *>5% *0
8 8 Ry K*»n 6%a_103% 108% 303%
13 H Railway con 5a. 97% 97 97
24 H Railway Ren 4s.. 70% 7°% 70%
2 Steel Tube 7s.103% 103% 103%
1 S E of Orient* 7s. 97 97 97
11 Tenn El ref 0s-90 95% 90
20 Third A vc aijj 5». 4'.% 4 4 % 46%
15 Toledo Edison 7#.. 10* 1,,~% 108
7 T St l. A’ \V 4». . . 77% 77% 77%
IV P r*»f 5s ctfs. . . 100% 100% 100%
14 tl P 1st 4i v ‘' - • * ‘
2 United liruff 8s.. 113% 113% 113%
5 V Ryu St Louis 4s 02% 03% 03%
S 1' S Rubber 7%s 103% 102% 103%
21 V S Rubber 5s... 81% *3% *3%
28 U S Steel * f f.s 102% 102% 102%
1 V Store* Realty 6b 100% 10n% 1 Of)%
3 Va-C Chem 7%* wt 33% 23% 33%
64 V-C Ch 7s. 67 66 6f%
4 Virgin Rv in . .94 92 % 94
.7 Wabaab 1st 5a . 97% 97% 97%
1 West Mary lat 4s *1% 61% 61%
9 Wr«t. Pac iflc 5a.. *4% 83% 83%
5 West. Union 6%e. 110% 110 110%
6 Weatfiir've E!. 1«7% 107% J 02 %
? Wept Shore 4s >0% 80% s#%
12. Wick wire-Spen. 8t! 6.7% «2 62%
h8 W'tlaon & Vo sf 7 ’*• a 91 90 90%
4 5 W 'non «S Vo let ft* 97. 9g «4%
7 Tri g 8It*t ft Tube 6b 86 95% 95%
Total enlesi of bonds today w e**e Ill
Ill.000. f omrtafed with $ .338.000 pre
vious dav an! *9 7*7 son 9 year a*o.
APT» Pc IF E TO V RON D8
«»ro Tbfvirawiw -m
165 1 in .Iar» 6%a. . . 89% 89% 89%
| N. Y. Curb Bonds |
VJ
N>w York. March following is the
official hat of tr-in»actiona on »h* New
York Curb fcixchange, gi'.ing all bond*
trailed in.
Domestic.
4 Aluminun: 7a. '3 -. 107 106% 106%
7 Am a A El *• 94% "4 % M 3
1 Ain It Mill* 6s 99% 99% 99%
3 Ana ’ondu Cop ».*.I02 102 102
3 Anglo Am OH 7%»*.101% 1*‘1% 101%
• 2« A*eo R Hdwh ».%* 91% 91% 91%
5 All t; A* \Y I 3a... 50% 7»o% 5»%
« Met hi S% 7« -35 ..!••* 103% 103%
I Charcoal Iron *•... 92% 92% §2%
ICR I A V 5%*,... 99 99 99
<• r St a Ba 5* 9 7% 97% 97%
1 Cltie* Mar 7* "C" 9.'* 9.. 95
3 Cltlee Her 7* I*.. 91% 9<i% 01 %
3 Con Gun Halt 7a 1«7% 107% 107%
27 1 'on Textile *s . 57 54 54
4 c*Mi pah 6%awi a:. »:>
25 Cuban Tel 7%* 1P‘ % 106% lo*>%
.*» t'lUhr Pkg n%S **7 *7 *7
5 Deere A t'.» 7’** 1*>0% 100% 100%
7 iMt C»t\ Uaa *• h Hi 100% l*»o%
4 Dun T A It 7* 93 93 93
3 Fed Mug 6a 19.13 «*9% 99’, 99%
1 Fiaher Rod> *'* 24 1©0% 100% i«n%
6 Fiaher Body 6a '24 10° % 100 100%
4 Clair. Robert 7* 74 7R 7$
2 Galena Rig 011 7* 104% J04% 1*>4%
3 Gulf Oil l* 7* 74 7«
3 JCC8tI.NO Jt.'sgJ. 94% 94% 94%
6 Ken Copper 7*. .10.1% 103% 101%
1 l.vc let Arf m 5«.' 44 94 94 94
3 j.vc IsiArf in 6a. ’54 93% 93% 91%
1 T.eh Val Harb 5*. . 97 97 97
1 Manitoba 7* . 97% 97% 97%
5 Maracaibo 7* new. 3!n 306 J04
17 Mar St Ry 7e 90% *9% 99%
* Morris A Co 7%s..P»"% loo 100%
3 N <.• Pub W R4 *3% K3%
II Nor 8* Tow 94 >3% pa
1 Ohio Tow fa ”H".. «4% *6tt *4%
5 Penn Pow A I.t '" 9 4 7. 9
2 Phil F7 5 % * 1947 101 100% 100%
1 Phillips r 7> « w w 102% l#t4 1 ft2%
11 P Sr Cn of \ J 7* 1"«% 1«'% 106%
4 Pure 011 4 % * 0.,% 95% 4 * %
2 Sloe* Sheffield 6* 49% 49% 44%
1 Sol\ ev A Cl# ta 104 104 104
7 St nil N Y 7a, '25 191% 101% 101%
1 St Oil N Y 7a. *26 104% 104% 104%
3 St OH V Y 7* '31 106% 106 % 106
7 St Oil N T 6 % a 106% 104’4 104*,
4 Swift A Co 5* 92% 01% 92%
1 Tldol 'bago 7« 103% 103% K'3 %
- V El I- A r» f.U* . 95% 05% 45%
7 United Oil Prod «*. 10% 70 70%
2 Valro'lne 7a _1«;i 103 103
5 Virginia Ry r.a. 9 % 93 % 41%
3 K Netherlands 6* 92 92 42
6 Mev C,ov m tf- . . 5 2 52
? Rep Peru •* 97% 97% 47%
5 Rupa’n *%• ct fa N C 15% 15% 16%
6 R ia*'.a n 5%*.14% 14% 14%
6 Swiss S %a.4*% 99% 99%
3 Swls* is . 9« 07% 94
Chicago Storks.
PNirnlehed by J S Rache A Co. 224
Omaha National Hank building Ja«'H*oii
5117 6 9
Closing
Rid. Aaked.
Armour A Co 111 pfd .79% 74%
Armour A Co pel pfd... *4 90%
Albert rick 19% 19%
Rasalck . . .11 1" %
Carbide . .... 59 % 4 %
Com Ed’a *»n .174 133
Continental Motor* . 7 7%
Cudahy .i*4% 6m
Paniel Roona ....... t. S0 30 %
Diamond Match .117% 1*9
Deere vfd . 65 *6
Edde Paper . 2. %
Flbby . <% R%
National Feather .. %
Quaker Oa*a ....2*5 ***
Ren Motors . 17% 1*
Swift A Co .10* 1®*4
swift Inti . -ft%
Thornp»nn . • . 4 ' 6* %
59 a hi .36% 34%
Wriflev .76%
Yellow M Tr Cn . 5 7 *3
Yellow Cab . . 91 *1%
(otton Future*.
Kivr T. rk. March IT Cotton future*
opened firn March 2$ 40r Mav. 20 Olr;
JuU 2#*5c: October. 21,10c. Pecember.
:5\>w T‘>il< Mar.li l|- spot Cotton
Quiet; tuMdling 20.100 * _ _
VH VI KTIMKMKNT
Even ImeMor Md«*
THE INVESTOR’S
POCKET MANUAL
.1*4 Par MM laaaad Mentkly
Statiati.al deecnptien at practically all the
rnrporatiena tn which tha public la interantad
cnadanaad mpnrta. hi»h and law racarda. cam
Plata hlatary. aaralapa. dividend* ate., fur.
nlahad r*M hy any in.eairn.nl Banker er
Braker In inrenlnre nn rnqunal OR far *Jr. Mtnat
aaua will bn nnnt dlrnct by THK TINANC1AI.
PBKSS ltd Hrnnd Street. New > ork City
Updike Grain Corporation
(Privila Wlra Dtparlnual)
f Chicago Board at Trad
MCMBF.R5 -J and
1*11 Other Leading Exchanges
Orders for grain for future delivery in the prin
cipal markets given careful and prompt attention.
OMAHA OFFICE:
Phono AT Inntic <1312
fit8-2f> Omaha Grain
Exchange
LINCOLN OFFICE:
724-25 Terminal Building
rhone B-1233
Long Distance ICO
Omaha Produce
[ _/
Omaha, March IT.
Bt.'TTIvft
r?»am*r Jobbing prm* to r»
t»M*ra, Katra*. »»ir»* In W-1o tuba
O, vtandard ■, 4»r, flraia. 4.c.
I >alry- -But era ary paying 71n for bwt
table htiller lii roll* or tuba: .*•*»« *or
i-tiuiinon packing *tock. For Iwat owool
unaalved butlor. 3Xr._
BUTTEBFA?
For No ' .team Oman* buyer* *r«
laying 41. par lb at country atatlona.
47 delivered Omaha.
FHKttH MILK.
IT 25 per e’vt for freeh milk tearing 1-5
delivered on dairy platform Omaha.
EGGS. „ „
Jobbing privet to tetallera: l.. ft. ape
vlala, !«c; 17. S. extra*. !Sc; country run.
74c No I. amall. TTc: check*. 22c.
Moat local buyer* are guotlng on a
general baat*. taking Into con*.deration
ouallt v. weight and appearance No.
egge niuat b. clean. fr»*h. *»f good average
mi/* weighing not then 58 pound*
grow, if packed in standard cottonwood
rtii.r, nor leva than 44 pound* net. No.
2 egg. ronalut of egg* aitghlly dirty or
etalne.l. amull egge. Irregular ahaped egga
.'racked egga graded aa No - "Uyera
will furnlah aliera for grading eggs on
' 1ST 1 freah egge tx 45: aecond*. 1 Xc;
r rack a, 15c, delivered Omaha Some buy
er* are paying 23c for new-laid clean
and uniformly large egga grading U. H
specials or better.
P< tfTLTRY
Ruyers are paying around tha following
prices for fat No. 1 atock;
Alive—Heavv hens. 5 Iba. and o\er. -Oe.
4 to 5 lbs. l?c; light hens. 18c; springs,
smooth leg*. 20021c; stags lie; Idfborn
springs, 17c; roosters. 13c; ducks, fat and
full feathered. 12 011c ?«««. *»*•
ft-;it hered. 1 ;*wj 14*. No 1 turkeys. 0 lb*
and over. 18c; old Torn* and No. 2. not
culls, 18c; pigeons. II.b0 per dozen; ca
pons, 7 lb*, and over. 28c per lb., under 7
22c per lb.; no culls, sick or crippled
poultry wanted. . . _.
Dressed—Ruyers are paying for dressed
chicken*, duck* and geeee 2®3c above
alive price*, and for drcased turkey*. 6®
ha above live price*. Some dealer* are
accepting shipment* of dressed poultry
and selling aame on 10 per cent comnita
s.on basis ,
Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to re
tailers. Springs, soft. 30©3<»e; broiler*.
No. 1. 43c; No. 2. 32c; hen*. 2?c; roosters.
17018c; ducks. 25028c; gees*. 2"025c;
turkeys. 30c; No. 2 turkeys, considerably
Fit FISH FISH.
Omaha Jobbers are selling at about the
following prices f. o. b. Omaha: Fancy
white fish. 30*-; lake *rout. mkt; hall
but, mkt.; northern bullheads. Jumbo. .j
024c; caJfish. regular run. 30032c; fillet
of hatfdock, 25c: black cod sable fish,steak.
:oc. smelts. 28035c; flouders 20c; crap
pie# 200 25c; black pass. 35c; spanlan
mackerel. 1 \» to 2 lbs. 25c. Frozen fish.
2 ii 4c less than Prices above. Fresh
oysters, per gallon. $2 8004.00. Shell
oysters and clams, per 100, 32.00.
CHEESE
Local Jobber* are selling American
cheese, fancy grade, as follows: Single
dal«lfr. !4’«c: double daisies, :4c; Young
Americas. 25 c; longhorns, 244c; square
prints. 254c: brick, :6c: Ilmburger. 1-lb.
style. $4 25 per doz.; Swiss, domestic.
4'ic; blo« k. 28c; Imported. 60c: irnported
Roquefort. 65c; New York white, S4c.
BEEF CUTS.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
today are as follows: _
No. 1 rounds, 18c: No 2. lie; No. 3.
12 4c: No. 1 loins. 34c; No. 2. 32c; No. 3.
17c; No. 1 ribs. 2«c No 2, 24c; No. t.
J6c: No 1 chucks. 12c; No. 2. 11c; No.
9c; No. 1 plates, 8 4c; No. 2. Ac; No
3. 7c.
Swift Mr Co.'s sales of fresh beef In
Omaha for the week ending March la
averaged 110.98 per cwt. •
FRUITS.
Jobbing prices _
Apples—In barrels of 146 lb* ; Jow*
lYinesaps. fancy. $6.00: Missouri Black
tw;e. f*icy. f" 00; Jonathans. fancy,
no; Ben Davis, fancy; $4.75; Jona
thans, Iowa, extra fanev. 1C.50; Ganos,
fan* y. 85.00. Virginia Beauty. 85 50.
Lem or s—California. fancy, per box.
10.00. * holes. per box, 16.50.
A' oca dee—(Alligator pears), per doz..
1 \pples — In boxes: Washington De
ll.-;..u* extra fancy. 13.750 4 00; fancy,
13 2503 60; choice. 82.2502.50; Waahing
t*m Jonathans, ex'ra fancy, 12.59; fancy
12 59; Rome Beauty, extra fancy, |2 59;
fine $2.25: white winter Pearmain, ex
tra fancy. 12.000 2.25.
f*traw oerries—Florida, quarts, market
about 7<k\ _ •• e«
Grapefruit—Per box. c»tra farcy. 11.50
0 « 50 fan y, 83.:: 0 4 9*.
Cranberries—Jersey. 5"-'b. boxes, cx.ra
fancy. 85 00: f tne- $4 25.
'Jf'anxes—Californ:* naval, fancy ac
cording to^size. $“ 5505.59; choice,
less
Bananas—l’e- pound 90 19c.
VEGETABLES
Jobbing pri* *•*
cabbage—Celery cabbage. 19- p*r Jb .
new Te*as cabbage. 4V,c per lb.; cratea
4c per lb.
New Hoots—Texas beets and carrots
per do*, bunches. 80c, xarrots, bushel.
*2 00.
Eggplant—Per floz . *2 00: 29c per lb
Shallot a—Southei n. $1.(0 per doz.
Onions—Yellow in sacks, per lb . IV.
I red asicks. 44c: white, sacks^ 6c per lb ;
Spanish, per * rate. $2 5002.75.
Celery — ‘‘aliform*, per do*., according
to s-ze. fl.3501*0: Florida, rouglif
doz. rate. $3.25. ,
Tomatoes—‘‘rate. six baskets, 87 It.
per basket 11 25: Florida, crate. $5.00.
Lettuce—Head t*r crate. $3 50; per
do/ $2 26 hothouse .leaf. 45c per do*.
j\on %—turnip* par«n»i*e. neeta and car
rcta. in aa* ka. 240?' ret lb : rutabagas
in sacks. 2 4c; less than sacks. 2c.
Pepper*—Green Margo per lb 25e.
‘'ucumbers—Hothouse. $3 69 per dozen.
Parsley —Southern, per do*, bunchea.
$1 n(.ta 1 25.
Brussels Fprouts—Per lb . 20c.
Sweet Potatoes-—Southern. crate ae
| cording to brand $3.000 3.25; Jersey seed,
bushel basket. $2.25.
Potatoes—Nebraska Ohios. per 190 lbs..
$1 Mi; Minnesota Ohios. $2 90; Idaho
I Rakers. 3c per lb .: Western Russet Rural*
$i 7 6 per cwt.; new Triumphs, hamper.
$5 no.
Feans Wax or green, per hamper
$4 60 0 6 «•!.
« auliflower—California per era’s. 8* 00
Lettuca—California head, pererats. 14-90
pe* doz $126; hothouse leaf. 45c r«f
do*
Rhubarb—Lug. 40 lbs.. 14 9©.
FLOUR , , .
Prices at which Omaha mills and Job
bers an selling ‘n round lots (less than
1 at tots), fob Omaha, follow: First
pa’ent. In *8-lb. i»ag*. ls.3O0t.4O per bh!..
fancy clear. In 44-lb. bags. tS 1*05.26 per
bbl whits or yellow corn meat per cwt.
81 58.
FEED
Omaha mills and Jobbers ara eelling
their products in carload lota at tha fol
lowing prices, f o. b. Omaha:
Wheat feeds. immediate delivery:
Rian. $23 76; brown shorts. 125.60; gray
shorts 126 60. reldog. 136 60
Alfalfa meal choice spot. $30 60: No. 1
spot 12 3 60; No 2 spot, rrompt. 126 06.
Cottonseed Meal—43 per c*nt. 146.06.
Linseed Meal — 34 per cent. |4f.*f.
Hominy heed—White or yellow. 127.66.
Buttermilk—Condensed, for feeding ia
bbl lots. 3 45c p*-r lb flake buttermilk.
!,nn to 1690 lhs 6c per 1b ; ee**heJl dried
and ground. l«6-lh. bass 825 90 per ton
Digester Feeding Tankage—$6 per cent.
• 5" 00 rer ton.
FIELD FEED
Omaha and < ounc l warra jonn na
h. uaan a ra paving: th« following Plica#
for aaod. tht^*hf*r run. par 10%
pnun«la. daliv^fad. Alfalfa, IIS 60016 00
rad «*ln* or. $1S 00014 o*i. kwrrt olovar
f7fO0"«O. timothy. 65 00tf$.00: Sudan
Kraa* I' £604.bo; ■ jn« aaad. 11.0601 10.
Prlcaa aubtant to rhanga without notica
HAT
Nominal quotation" Tor rarload lota?
Vpland Fralrla—No. 1. $ll<'rt0lSI6;
No. 2. 110 O 'If 12 66 No 17.660 6.06.
I’ft'kloR Hw\ —-15.So 0 7 SO
Alfalfa -Choloo 121 60021 60: No. 1
lit #«andard. 2-S
•••,.n?t 1 •&. s.‘1 * rw.« «».Hi
"1iiA.S*dM«52m. ** »• ,'«*^****V
No. 3. 11« ■ - i If.ffffc '
vtfi* <>«ta. |i 00 N • «i»eat. • •
®Th» big alfalfa wetlwi of No brooks »•%
t’nlon Pa* flc terrllory lo
up on wlfalf#. and within a month a ttn-u
*1(1 bo entirely . loaned up.
lot# for local consumption, Alralia rr
JSiJla last hoik war. 76 * art. light rnjui:*
to allow local dealers lo get cleaned up
mound the rail* ay yard#. ■! Wf*t lo a
greater #*t#nt than for a month past T •
eastern demand for alfalfa la inoreaa. iff
and local dealers *r* optimistic over iha
way trade In that hno In
spring requirement# The prairie naif
market I* a littla stronger, capeclaHy *»n
the better grade*, which are moving we l,
following an Increaee In XT*™
for aprlng requirement*. Prairie hay re*
celpta last weak were 70 cars
HJDCH. WOOl.. TAbLOW
The following quotations ar# on a de
livered basis Omaha, dealers* weights an®
selections: ... .. ,
Hide#—Seasonable hide#. N»v 1, 6 a. •
No. 2. 5c; green hide# 4 V' »nd 4c; buHe.
44 and 4c; branded hide# 4c; fflU* hides,
24c; calf. 14c end 124c; kip. llu and
14c • deacon# 75e each, glue skint. 3e
per lb ; hor#e hide# $3.$0t$ 2-50; r®5!*;
25ft»o<: each, ponies and g*uea. II 50 each,
hog akinga. 15c each; dry flint hldea,
10c per lb.; dry salted 7c. dry fflue. fcc^
Wool—Pelt* I1-&0© 2 50 4ep»nJ.
!ng on quality; lambs. 75c to $2.00 eachS
clip#, no value; wool. 30 ©40c
TaUr.w and Grease —No. 1 tallow, #e,
B tallow. So; No 2 tallow. 44r; A gratae.
6 It grease, 5o ; yellow great*. 34c; browff
grease. 4c, poi k crackling* $6° 00 peg
ton; beef do. $30 00 pej* ton; beeswax,
$20 00 per ton
Foreign Kuluii|f«.
New York. March 17 —Foreign Fr.
changes—Irregular; quotations in r*r: N
Great Britain, demand. 4214; ca.bl*«,
42*\ flQ-da v bills on banks 4264
France, demand, 4 814 4 cables, 4
Italy, demand 4 24 4: cable*. 4 25 4.
Belgium, demand. 4i>2; cable*. 4 92
Germany, demand fp*r trillion), 27
Holland, demand, 37.0©.
Norway, demand, 13 534
Sweden, demand, 29.34^
Denmark, demand, 25.454
Switzerland 17.29.
Spain, demand. 12 57.
Greece, demand. 1.67.
Poland, demand, 000012.
Cxecho-Slovakia, demand. 2.8i'*
.Tugo-Slavia. demand 1.23%.
Austria, demand. .00144.
Rumajna, demand. .53 4
Argentina, demand. 34.00.
Brazil, demand, 11.25.
Toklo. deman*! 42 4
Montreal. 94 11-16._
New York brsersl.
New York. March 17— Flour—iParkeJ
steadly; spring patents. 99.1006.60; soft
winter straights. 13 0005.20; hard wtntef
straights. 15.5006 00.
Rye Flour—Steady, fair to good 14 10 0
4 20; chob e to fancy. 14 2504.40.
Fornmeah—Barely steady; fine wh:ta 4
and yellow granulated. 12 250 2 35.
P>e—Steady; No 2 western. 7»4c f ob.
! New York, and 774e c.f.f. export
Barley—-Steady; malting, 86089c c.f.f
New York.
Wheat—Spot s'eadr; No 1 dark north*
ern spring cl f t rack New York domes
tic. II 46 4; No. ? hard winter, fob New
York 11.234; No. 1 Manitoba. 1116**,
and No 2 mixed durum. 11.23.
Corn—Spot, firm; No 2 yellow r I f,
New York ra;!. 97 4^ No. 2 white, 98441
and No. 2 mlx^d. 99 4c.
Oat*—Soot, firm: No. 2 white. 674c
Feed—B*reK *'*adv; c<ty bran. 100s
pound sack* 131.00; western bran, I2n ©4
030
H* v—Quiet. No. 1. 8*0 0*031 0© No.
7 I27.00(fr 29 09 No 2, f*E.0*9 26.09;
sh'nnlnr 82ft 00027 ©o
Hop*—Firrn; e’af* 1923. F'©5*r; "<97?.
paif 1 <“ coast. 1973. 39 04©^; 197.*,
27 3f,o.
Pork—Stead*: me**. 174 75025 75;
fa mil*. 977/>«07toe
j + r*—Steady • middle"-*?*. 811 80011.**.
Tallow—BareG' steady: spec'a! loose,
?V»c; #tOj, 7 *4 C
Ric#—Firm: fancy v*a,L 7 4 08e.
New York Sugar.
New York March 17 —Raw pugs- was
easier »odav a»-d price* d»ciired to tho
ba«i* of 9 eicgMjntr pa'd. for Cuban. and
9 79r for pr-rto Ric*" unde* more libera!
offerfor* Sale? o* 175 onn bag* of Cuban
and 17,^00 bar* of Porto Rican were re
ported f'-»r March and Anri’ shipment.
The decline in the snot market and
weakne*. in London where Java eu^f
wa * *a1d tq be offerirr In Increasing
volume led to heavy e«meral selling in
raw sugar fu**:®6- Cna' prices w*re at
the lowest ard 19 to 25 points be'ow *he
nrsvions do**. Th* declln* uncovered
• ton !o«* order* Tm<f* 'nteres'e and
hou«e* with Furopeao connections w**-n
among the **‘>r* Mxr'h closed 6.06c;
M * v 6 lie; Jul v. ? ISc; Sent ember 6.10c
The easier tn^e in er»o** ^fleeted Itself
in an unsettled refined market, but qno
ts*!or* remained unchanged at * ff* 9ft»
for f'ne granulated Ruaireae was light.
P.efined futures w*-e nominal.
Tiindsa Mower.
London. Mgrch 17 —Bar Silver—88 T-!f
pen* e per ounce.
Money-2*. oer cent. Discount m*ee.
short bill* 14 ner cent; threw month*
bills. 84 per _
Bar Wives
New York March 17—Bar Silver—«>%.
Mexican Dollar*—44 S
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