Prices of \\ heat
()ff Sharply and
(Jose at Bottom
General Mill Strike Pending
in l nited Kingdom Big
Factor in Decline; Mar
ket \ nlneralile.
n < n iiii.iv .1 i.ki m.v
I nLeisal ,Vrtlcf Muff ( nrnupiiiidciit.
Chuuk", April 1:1 -Continuous selling
of wheat futures today, largely in tin
u. i\ nf profit taking ami credited fur the
limst part to the cast, found the market
unusually vulnerable an<l sent prices off
sharply. The < lose was lieav> am! at the
bottom. Reports from the I’nited l-IIng
• lom that a general mill strike was pend
ing. already partial un the west coast,
was a Pig fnctor In the decline.
Wheat finished 2* to &*,c lower; corn
"i.s 2* to ■!*<• off. oats were * to *c
h *' ■ • and rye ruled R ** to :t * c lower
W heat had advanced 25c the last week
ami with Liverpool closed today and for
eign demand slick as a consequence, the
majority were Inclined to look for a set
I'fii It, although tint an extensive a. one as
took place. There was good buying of
wheat through strong commission houses
at time*, but It did not last.
I h» seaboard failed to confirm any
export business Exporters were credited
with holding offers back. However, light
loads of rye or 65,000 bUshtUs were r»
potted put through.
There was fairly persistent selling of
May corn today, led by several promi
nent commission houses. The spread wid
ened to around 4 lie compared with the
Inly at one time. Outside interest was
less Jn evidence, and the market wanted
for support. Prices sold off sharply and
closed near the bottom.
Oats manifested steadiness much of the
du\ and sagged finally with other grains.
Commission houses were moderate buyers
on ail dips. The news was favorable.
Rye sold off with wheat. Trade was
moderate. The Increase of 188.Otto bushels
itl the visible supply for the week proved
a disappointment anil kept buyers away
from the pit.
I'i . \ i.siotis eased under- pressure of
comm; --ion house liquidation. Lard was
2to. off ami fibs were unchanged to 7 Vic
up.
I*it Notes.
The dnmesti visible supplv of wheat
for th- week decreased 2.190.000 bushels.
Tile reduction was about as expected, and
1*'ought ih<* total down to 55.241,1)00
bushels compared with 56.R7t5.000 bushels
a p ai ago. Tue demand for cash wheat
In most markets, however, was not active
and prices cased with the futures. A re
port that a cargo of Duluth No. 1 north
ern wheat was purchased to come here
tor delivery on May contract helped along
the reaction In the pit.
t’ron reports were Inclined to be more
favorable. Further scattered rains have
in-cn received. However a local expert
v. as out with r statement placing the
piokalde winter yields at 450.000,000
bushels compared with 5fto.noo.000 bushels
h year ago but it had little effect. Gen
erally th* trade refuses to become worked
tip over tip* more or less poor prospects
that prevail.
The Winnipeg wheat market was rela
tively firm compared with Chicago early,
the May delivery there moving to a nr
premium over Chicago, but the late trade
witnessed a quick slump, with the differ
ence narrowing to 2*c to 2*0 st the
last. Cash wheat in Winnipeg seems to
he . firmly held, with the No. 1 northern
selling at 2c ever the May.
Clearances <>f domestic wheat recently
have tivcn of fair size. Shipments today
totaled 922.0<»0 bushels. An eastern au
tlmriri commented on the fact that of
the *.789.000 bushels wheat that cleared
from North America last week 87:1.000
bushels went to Russia, over 1.000.000 to
Italv over 1.600.000 bushels In England,
while the rest went to Belgium. Holland,
France, Germany, Scandinavia Roland
Turkey. Greece. Egypt, the Orient »nd
nth*:** There seems to be a much
healthier export trade Jn this country
and Canada than the dally reported sales
might lead one to believe.
CHICAGO PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co., Atlantic till.
Art. I Open. | High, j J*ow. 1 Close. I Sat.
w h t. 1 i r i
May 1.82 162*] Ml* L66*| 1.11*
l.fil* . .. 1.56* 1.62*
July 1 46 1.46*1 1.41*1 1 41 *; 1.46
1 46*.». 1.42* 1-46*
gep 1 1.35*1 1.3? 1.32*' 1.35
1.31*.' 1.32* L35*
Rye
Msv 1.19 1.19* 1.15*1 1 15 % 1 1ft*
Lift*.? 1.16 Lift *
Julv 1 12 1.12 U' 1.09 1.09*1 1.13*
Sep' L03 I 1.03 LOO* LOO* 1.04
)'u 1 IA4 1.11 i 1.97 'a 1.971*1 1.19*,
1.0*4* . * 1 «7N 1.11
Julv 1 13 1.14 1.114 l.ll>,i 1 14
1.1.34 . I 1.1141 1.144
S«p4. 1 13 1.14 . 1.114! 1.114 1.14
1.13% 1.11% 1.144
rial.
May .41% .424 .40% .41 I .41%
.41% .I .41%
July .4", 43% 424 .42% .434
1 .43%.I .43%
Sap. .14 .44 -41 .434 .44
.43%.
T.nril I
M:i ■ 11 r.,»7 13 37 1 5 70 115 79 115 *5
Julv 116-20 ,16.20 16.00 16.02 (16.23
IMhai 1 I I I I
M.v 17.12 17.12 .17.12 (17.12 17.06
■Inly 17 12 17.12 117.10 117.13 >17.12
WINNH'KO IV H HAT
\U~ 1.65 1. .; 1.59 I.
July I 1.61 (.I.i 1.56 l.
< liInigo Spot Market 4|uotatione.
April 13. 9:50 s. in.
Butter—Receipts. 11.628 tubs; last year.
11 117 tubs; cars on track, 5 old. 20 new;
extra** 42*iW'42%c: standards. 42>2c; ex
tra firsts. 4ft%041%c; firsts. 39 % 0 40c;
«-.» score. 41%c; 8* score. 40c; seconds,
3 3 0 3 7 % c. . ,
l.ce -Receipts. 49.099 cases ; last vear,
40.665 cases; cars on track. 54 old. 84
pew; firsts. 27 0 271 * c: dirts. 25*ic;
che* ks. 25c; storage packed extras. 29Uc;
storage par ked firsts. 28-\c.
Tone; Butter firm; eggs firm.
New York Poultry.
New York April 13.— Live Poultry—
Barelv steady; chickens by freight. 220
?3c; ditto bv express, 40c; broilers by
freight. 40060c; ditto by express, 55065c;
fowls by freight and express. 20032 c;
roosters bv freight. 16c. Pressed poultry
Irregular. chickens. 25044c: fowls. 230
?.'< , old roosters. 16024c: turkeys west
ern. 30 0 44c; ditto southwestern, 20044c;
ditto frozen. 300 45c.
New York Metals.
New York. April 13.—Copper-Steady;
gleet rolvt lu spot and future.-*. 13%c.
Tin Steady; spot and futures. 60 62c.
Iron -Easy; No. 1 northern. 21.60®
22.50c; No. 2 northern. 20.50022.00c; No.
1 •outhern. 26.00®2l.00c.
Lead—Steady; spot, 9.000 8.25c.
Zinc—Steady Hast St. Loula spot and
future*. 7.15 0 7.20c.
Antimony—Spot. lS.SOe.
Visible Grain Supply.
New York. April 13—The visible sup
ply of American grain shows the fol
lowing changes In bushel*:
\V heat—Decreased. 2.1 90.000.
Corn Decreased, 1.966.000.
(>A ts—Decreased, 2.990.000,
Rye- Increased. 1 88,000.
Ba rley—Decreased. 268.000.
Chicago rroilnre.
Chicago, April 1 3 - Rut ter—Higher ;
cr**amerv extras, 42l4/-» * — 1 -»<•; standards,
4?%r; extra first*. 4O*?041%c; firsts.
39 *2 \ 40%c; se■ onds, 33 '</ 7%c.
Kgg unchanged ; r> • ipts. 4 9.09 9 esses;
firsts. 27027*4- . otdiro f.r«*s 26c; etor
At* packed firsts ex-f.i-. firsts,
2 D*r.
Kansas Cltr produce.
Kansas city. Apr'’ 11 Butter—Cresm
erv 1c higher, 4'046-. packing un
changed. 1 7c.
Fegs—Un-hanged: firsts. 25c; select
ed ."Or.
Poultry—unchanged: hens. 22e; broil
er* 49r. roosters 14c.
Potatoes -Red River Oblos, I5c0jl.l§.
New York rotten Futures.
New York. April 13 -Cotton future*
opened steady; May, 24 ogr, .▼ ti 1Y. 24 3 5c,
Ortobef. 2 4 05c; December, 24 14c; Janu
ary. 23.90c.
Chicago Poultry.
Chicago. April 13 Poultry Alive, un
settled; fowls. 2 7c. springs, 32c; roosters,
16c; turke) S. 28c; ducks. 30c; geese, 18c.
Duluth I-lax.
Duluth Minn. April 13 Flax - Ulose
April. 12 76 asked; May. 12.76% asked;
July. t.’.TL a*ko«l
New York Rubber.
New Yoik. April 12 Rubber— fim(ked
ribbed sheets, spot. 44c.
New York Silver.
New York April 15. Bar sllvtr. IT Me.
Mexican dollars. 61 %c.
New York Spot Tot ton.
New York. April 13.—Cotton—Spot,
quiet; middling. $24.40.
(Fugitive Slav* Two
Policemen in Figlit
Kingsport, Tf»nn.t April 13.—Two
pnllro officials worn shot and killed
and another aariminly wounded near
betM lain this Afternoon by n itihii
Ad Id to bo a fugitive from justice and
Wanted in Mlfudnaippi. The shoollnjc
occurred when the fugitive «*nxam»d
five offi-ns in a running revolver
fight on tho bnnkft of the llolaton
river JiiMt below the old Kingsport
liiiderpasg.
t N
Omaha Grain
V_/
Omaha. April 13.
Hash wheat sold nn the table* today
around 2t to It'' low#1 Volume of trsd
ng ni« light owing to the I ml'*<1 *Up
nlfat offered fur sale god tghlea were
well cleared of samples. Reeip* wore
21 <ara.
Corn waa In good demand around un
changed price* Receipt* were b mu.
“at* gold around unchanged price* to
%c lower. Receipts were 34 cars.
R\e waa quoted nominally 7c to 31
lower and barley about unchanged.
Omaha ( nrlot Sole*.
WHEAT
No. 2 hard: 1 « ar. $1 56%.
No. 3 hard : 3-5 car. tl
No. hard: 2 car a, $1 51.
Sumple hard: 1 car. $1 4v
No. 4 in i xed: 1 . .• r g I
Ct >UN
No. 2 yellow: 2 cars. SI
Sain pin yellow: 1 car.
No. i mixed: 2 • car, $1 00.
DATS.
No. 3 v. hite: 2 car*. 4 4. ; I .«• 44 %c;
I car*. 4
No. 4 white: 1 car. Clc: 2 oar*. 4 2 %c.
Sample white: 1 car. 4 *. 1 . ar, 43%c
l»all> Inspect imi of 41 ruin KcccHrd.
WII EAT.
Hard: 7 cars No. I. 6 cars No. 2, 5 cars
N i. l <-ur No. 4. \ chi* No. 6, 3 cars
.sample.
Mixed " heat 1 car No. 2, 1 car No. 4.
Total. 25 tarn.
COW?
Yellow 2 curs No. 2. 4 car* No 4
Mixed wheal; _ «■« is No. 4. 1 car No. 6.
Total, 9 cars.
OAT?.
White: 2ft cars No. ... t> cart No. 4, 1 car
sa mule.
I -ila l 2 8 ca ra.
R YR.
1 car No. 2. 1 car aample. 4
Total. 2 cg.r*
Total cars. 64
OMAHA RECEIPT? AND SHIPMENT.
(Carlots)
Week Year
Receipts-- Today, Ago. Aim
Wheat . 21 20 22
Corn .. b .*» 156
Oats . 3 4 18 63
Rye . 3
Shipments— .
Wheat . 12 28* 3
(Torn .............. 22 65 1*1
Oats . 2 8 27 • 32
Rye . H
Barley . 1 1
KXPORT CTjEA RANCH?
Bushel*- - Today. Year Ago
TVheat and Flour . 922.000 435,000
Oats . 80.000 70.000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Harlot* Today Wk./go Yr. A»«
Wheat . >9 1“ 22
Corn . 10 9 3. 82
OaJs ..113 38 42
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS
Harlot*— Today Wk.Atro Yr. Ago
Wheat 4 I 8 43
Corn . 2 7 -8 6 5
Oa Is . 13 2 4 1
ST. LOt’1S RECEIPTS
Harlots— Today Wk.Auo Yr. Ago
Wheat . Hn 66 1"
(’orn .,.,.29 99 160
Oats . 62 9 4 1 16
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS
Oirlot* Today Wk. A . o Yr. Ago
Minneapolis . ISA 169 110
Duluth .186 i 18 56
Winnipeg .208 on 291
UNITED STATES VISIBLE
Bushels— Todav. Wk. Ago. Yr Ago.
Wheat . .55.244.000 57.354.00(1 66.673.000
Corn .30.761.000 32.727.000 22,319.000
Oat* .58.107.000 61.104.000 1 4.076.000
Rye . 20.H66.OOO 19.1 78.000 21.•‘>03.000
Bariev ... 5.498.000 3.766.000 1.152.000
OMAHA STOCKS
Bushel#— Today Year Ago
Wheat . 738.000 2.536.000
Corn. 2.092.000 1.31 5.000
Corn . 562.000 495.000
Rye . 255.000 185.000
Harley . 1 1.000 13.000
Grain Exports.
Washington. April 13.—Grain exports
from the United State* last week were
3.233.000 bushel* compared with 2.468.000
bushel* the previous week.
Commerce department figures today
gave the following comparisons between
lust week and the week before. Wheat.
I 5 12.00ft bushels against 1,383,000 bushel*.
Irarlev, 309.000 against 134.000: corn. $113.
000 against 1 16.000: oats 119.000 .gainst
GO.<100: rye. 1.380,000 against 769,000.
Canadian grain exported through Unit
ed State* ports V. ss 1.063.000 bushels .mu
pared with 2 0..8.000 bushels while exports
of wheal flour were 446.000 barrels
against 353.000 barrels.
Minneapolis 1 ash Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn.. April 13 Wheat —
Cash No. 1 northern. $1 49% 01 61%; No.
1 dark northern spring. « hole* to fancy.
$1.56% 0 1 81%; good to choice. $1.66% 0
1.65%; ordinary to good $1 50% 0 1 4 %
No. 1 hard spring. $1 87% 01 91%: No. 1
dark hard Montana on track $1.4 % 0
1.74%; to arrive $ 1.45 % 0 1.74 % ; May,
$147%: July. $148%
rive $1.45% 01.74%. May. $147%; July.
1.48%.
Corn—No. 3 yellow $1 01% 01.03%.
“at*—No 3 white, 2.8%0 39%c.
Bariev—-70 0 86c.
Five Nn 2. $’ 08% 0 1 1n
Flax—No. 1. $2,790: *7
Kansas City Cash Grain.
Kansas City. April 13.—Wheat—No 2
hard. $1.550176 No 2 ^ed. $1.7201.79:
May $143%. Julv. ft.34%; September,
$1.26% 1
Corn—No 3 white. $1 0301 05: No. 2
yellow $1.11*401.13; No .3 yellow 61 09
4i 1.11. No 2 mixed. $1.0201.05; May.
$1.01%: July, $104%. September. $1.05%
0 1.02%.
Htv Unchanged to $1 lower; No 1
prairie. $10.00011.00. No 1 timothy.
JI *. 000 15 50; holt * alfalfa. $21 50©
23.50; clover seed, light. 115 0001' •■0.
Chicago ( ash Grain.
Chicago. April 13 Wheat—No. S red
II 71 % 0! 7 3%
Corn -No. 2 mixed, $1.11; No. 1 yel
low. $1.15.
Oata---.No. 2 while. 40’»©4Sc; No 3
white 411 ©-4 6c.
live —No 2. $1.16%.
Bar lex 73 0S3%c
Timothy ?eed 4 00C 60.
Clover Seed -$2.0002.S3.
I h rd 515.7 5.
Bibs $17.25.
Bellies $19 75.
Louie Grain.
St. Louis April 13 - “lose: Wheat —
Mav. $1.58%; July, $138%. September.
$1.3 1% hid.
Corn—May. $1 07 asked: July, $1 11%
bid; September. $: 11% asked.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis. Minn, April 13—Flour—
50r higher familv patents. $t 9008.95.
Bran—$23.00024 00.
Nlnux City LItmwIi.
Hloux City. la. April 1 3 -Cattle—Re
ceipt*. 3.ono head; market activekillers.
150250 higher; srockers ateadv. -‘5c high
er. fat atecra and yearlings. $4.0001225;
Bulk. $9 .*.0010.60; fat rows and heifer*.
$5 00 011.00; canners and cuttera. $2,500
4 25; veal*. Sfi.0009.00; hulls. $4 25 08.00;
feeders. $7.ftOffi>S.*5; atorkera, 16.0008.00;
stork yearlings and calves. $5 0007.75;
fording cow* and heifers. $3.2506 00.
Hogs -Receipt*. 7,000 head, market. 25
0:!5c lower; top. $12.60; hulk. $12,000
12 50: lights. $11.750 12 35; butchers. 112.36
9 12 60; mixed $12.00012.35; heavy pa«-k
■ $ 11.600 12.00 . atags. $9 760 10 00; good
pigs, $12.00012.75. . ,
Sheep—Receipt a. 1 000; market, ateady.
Mt. Muils Livestock.
St. Ta>u Is, April 13.—Cattle—Receipts,
4.50ft head; market etrnng; native be*f
veers. 9*. 60012.25; yearling ateeis and
liolfer*. $6.60011.75; cows. $5 0008.26;
hlockers and feeders. $ '.26 0 4 60, calves,
*4.<'00 10 00; tanners and cuttera. $'.*20 0
flogs—Receipts. 10.500 head; market
910015c lower. mixed and hutchera.
$ 1 3 ftQ 0 13.25 ; gr»od heavies. $13 10013.16;
roughs, $11.25011 35; lights. $13 150
1 3 25 ; pigs. $9 750 1 3 00; bulk. $13,100
13.25.
Sheep and T-smbs—Rerelpta, 100 bead;
market steady; mutton ewes $6 0009.60;
iambs $ 1 1.0001 $.71; cannera and chop
pera. $3 0006 00.
New York Coffee Tut urea.
New York. April 13.—Coffee futures
opened todav *f an advance of 21 to .34
points on trad* buying adn covering pro
moted bv report* of firmness in Hrazil
over the holidays Reallr.lng caused some
'rregula rifv after the advance to 17.72c
for .1111 v but that delivery closed at 17 65r.
* he general market closing firm at net
advance* of "3 to <0 point*. Sa*ls were
estimated at 43.000 bags
dosing nuotatlons May. 1 4 43c; July.
1 7 65c <4epr*mb*r. 14 Mr; October. 1 4 70c.
recernber. 14.36c; March 16 79c
Spot coffee, firm; Rio 7s. ?oi^e; Hantoa
<■*. 24 \ c to 25c
Bt. Joseph Livestock.
*t. Joseph. Mo. A prll 13 FTogs—Re
•elpts. 6.ft00 head; 25030c, lower; top.
112 65 hulk $1? 2$fH2.60
Cattle—Receipts. .1.000 head steady to
strong, hulk of steers $9 00010 16; top.
$10.76, rows and heifers $3 600 10 00.
(Hives. $4 0009-00; atorkera uml feeders,
$5 00 0 8 2 5.
Hheep and T-amba Receipts. 10,000
head: slow, tendency lower; lambs, 914 0U
41 15 10. ewes. 98.500 9 76
New York Hugar.
Quotations furnished by J. B. Ra* h* A
Co . 224 Omaha National Rank building
Phonos Jackson 6187, 5188, 6189
Art. I Open. ' High, I Low. I Close. I Bat
Ms y I Y87 | 2 87 12 84 I 2.84 I 2 86
July 1 3 OS ' 3 06 I 3 02 3 02 I 1.04
yept. 3 1* <14 l 17 I t »7 1 1 It
I tec. I 3 26 ! 3 J4 j 3 25 : 3 2 3 I < 24
Inn I 3 1ft I I S ' J 1 ( J .1 M_I * If.
Chicago Cotton.
Quotations furnished bv J. B Rach* A
c o.. 224 Omaha National Rank building
Phones Jsrkaon 6147. 6188, „149:
Art l Open. I High. I I.ow. I dost. I Bat
Ma v ~‘ iTo 74 46 >24.23 I 24.32 I 74 40
July 24 36 7 4 78 I 24 45 I 74 ».0 j 24 7 0
Oct ! 2195 74 1 8 » 73 77 I 34.05 ' 2.1 99
r tec, l 71 40 24 16 I 2.1.80 I 24 1 6 74 02
Inn $ ' 90 • t ] 'i 33 90 t 0 " I 01
lloston Wool
float on. April li Blight ly h*t ter in
rulry has developed In the wool market,
(..'notations on domestic wools show e
vide tang* In some inaiancee Hje price
• •f really good fleet es Is mentioned *t
62 (/6.3c ' n the grease for wools estimated
tf» ehrlnk shout 68 in 60 per cent Home
concerns liM\e snld in A small wa> hot p
pulled stock and Indlaa.
Omaha Livestock
y -)
l.lvexlnrk receipts n* the prinrip.t! mar
ket * Heir;
t nttle IIor* Slieep
11 m it ha .. K.dtHI k.inmi 9,804)
1 litragr* .. 1.4.immi 48.t»Ott 2.'.«rtN»
Rottui* t it i 11,1(00 0,000 l l 000
Sioux 4 Itj . 3.000 7.IHHI I .(MM*
St hulls . 4..51*0 111,000 l<*0
st. Joseph .3,000 .S.000 10,4*00
April IS.
Receipt*-— Cattle Hog* Sheep
Monday Kstlmate . 6,5nu 8.004* 9,*00
.-ante d. last week 8.••13 6.530 12,016
S»m« d. 2 wks. ago 7.419 H.lHiU 11,604
Same (|. 3 wks. ago to::; 1".:t::7 7,1m*
Same d. ) r, ago ...10.893 0.«0 7 12,012
• at tie Receipt*, fe.xun head. Although
receipt* of tattle ivetv only * moderate tor
Ik opening day of the week the market
fatlt-d to respond and for the moat part
trade whs dull, soiiie of the mote de
nalde light and hands weight sleet's
mled strong aim the tup was lil.iMi but
nit the plain anu 1 ■ • *. t \ > and medium
%seight cattle it was u slow and rather
unsatisfactory trade. Demand for vow*
and heifers wu* quite brisk and prices
ranged from strong to *14*era. liui: higher
than the close of last weew. Stocker*
tuui feeders were In limited supply and
active demand al stronger prices.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
yeurlings. $9.9n#li.20; fair to good year
• ins*. $9.00#9.86; common to lair year
lings. f s mi # 9. on . good t<» ihoin* st*-»»rs,
■'10.15# 11.10; fair to good sleets 49.nn
#10 10; common to fair steers, $8.oo#
9.00; trashy warmed up cattle. $7.:.>&i
8 110; good to choice fed h-ifci*. $9 J 5 (U
9 10.50; latr to good fed heifers. 48.00 'i
9.00; common to fair fed heifers. $7.00
#8.00. good to choice fed cows. $7 25#
8.50; fair 1o good fed cows. $6.7 ft # 7. oo;
common to fair fed cows. $4.00# 5.60;
canners and cutters. $2."0# .: 7 .. good to
choice feeders, $7.8'#8.65; fair t" good
feeder*. $• 75 ft 7.75; conimon to fair
feeders, $■• 7 5# 6.75; good to choice
stockers. S7 >o o S.'>". fair to good Stock
er*. |fi.35#7.36; common to fair Stock
ers. $5. 5 (n •). :* r., trashy' stockers, $4.50#
.> 25; stock hetfers, $i.75ft/ 6.76; stork
• ows, $2.75#>4.00; stock calve*. $5,00#
‘00; veal calves. $3.50# 10.00; bulls, stags
“tr.. $,1.o0#7.2n.
14KEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr No. Av. Pr.
2 ... . $:> no .1. 57 $9 10
41.1 o45 9 1 5 IS. 772 9 30
.2 . 912 9 35 5. *58 9 f>0
21 . 1 2.75 10 00 1 7 . 1 OHS 1 U 1 '•
13 . 1172 10 25 1 8 . 879 1 0 40
2.. 9tj0 10 60 21 . 124 0 10 65
STEERS AND HEIFERS,
2 . 651 9 Oil 22. 740 10 26 I
< rows
3 . 6 4 0 4 2 h 6.1016 5 77
4 .pi:’.5 6 up pt.1055 7 50
9.1 21 1 7 7 7 5 . 1 240 K no
3 .15 16 8 M 5 . 1 23 3 8 75
li LIFERS.
II. 66 7 7 7 7 j 0. K'.O S 00
4 . 7 50 8 50 20. 936 8 7 5
6. 78 1 9 »n 3 3 . 7..* 9 2.>
31 . 721 9 65 57 . 81 5 9 75
• ALV KS.
2. 175 6 00 7 . 29 4 7 On
!. lint 8 (it) *2. 190 H 50
1. 2tiU 9 00 1 '200 9 50
1 .... . 230 10 00
STOt JvEKS AND FEEDERS.
IS. 6 72 6 25 21 . 7S3 7 50
Hogs Receipt*. 7.700 head. A few of
the best butcher grade* on the medium
weight order found outlet to shippers
early In the day at price* largely 25c
lower than la:-t Saturday. others and
mixed kinds wra i druggy throughout with
packer tost showing sharp reduction.
Hulk of sale* Was at * 12.4)0$$ 1 ".59 with
tot.. $12.60.
HOGS
No. Av. Sh. Pr No. Av. Sh. Pr.
1 . . M3 lull $12 .0 i. 4 . .J.'l . . $.
44. . 233 140 12 So 68. .219 !
77..206 40 .... 74.231 40 12 40
4 4 . . 2 7 0 . 7 9 . . 2 4 6 .
71.254 .. 12 50 84 '88 40
63. . 297 . 50. .27 5 ... 1 2 60;
Sheep—Receipts. 9 700 head. Fairly
liberal supplies at all Important center*
weighed heavy on local price* this mottl
ing und killer lambs ruled unevenly low
er Shearing lamb* were slow nnd weak
with aged sheep » trifle easier.
Quotation* on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice * 1 4 7 5 #15.00; lambs fair
to good. $14.25# 14.75; clipped lambs.
$1 0.50# 1 1-75 ; shearing lambs. $13..in#
14 :5: wethers $:• 70ft 1 n.f " : fat ewe*.
$7.50@9.50 . yearlings. $ l 1.0001226.
Receipt* and disposition of livestock
at the Cnlun sfock>arda. Omaha. Neb,
f«.r 34 hours ending *’ .: p tit . April 1 ;.
1925.
R EC EI PTS—C A R LOTS.
Horses.
Cattle Hug* Sh'p Mule*
a M A St P Ry- 4 .
Mo Pa Ry. 3 .. .
IT P R It .22 IS 20 -
G A N W. east . .. 12 t .
G A' N W, west ... 41 39 .
C St P M ft 0. 8 1 .
G B A Q. east _ 2 .. .
G R A Q. west ... 93 *2 22 2
C R 1 A P. east . , 7 1 .
G R I A T. w est .. 3 1 .
I G R R . ... 6 .
C O W R R . 1 • -
Total receipts 25n 95 42
DISPOSITION—HEAD.
Armour A Co . *51 976 2974
Cudahy Pack Co . 8 86 1018 2212
Do Id Packing Co. 564 1122
Morris racking Cu ..... 76 1 * 24 *9''
Swift A Co .1446 1251 2133
Dlsasman. M . 7 .
Hoffman Bros. 12
Mayerow ich A \ at! . 15 .
Midwest Packing Cn ... 17 .
Omaha Packing Co .... IS .... ....
John Roth A Sons . 12 .... ....
5 Um Packing Co . 31 .
Murphy, J W .. . 1 839 ....
Lincoln Packing Co .... 122 .
Nagle Packing Co . 39 .
Sinclair Packing Co . 4<t .
Daniel Keefe . 4 9 .
Kenneth* .M urray .162 ..
Armour (Colo) . 199 .
A tide r son & Son . 199 .... ....
Benton. VS A Hughes .. 7 2 .
Dennis A Francis .. 28 .
l ilt* A Co . . . 25 .
Harvey, John . 26 1 .... ....
In*hr*ii8. rl\ J. 37 .
Kellogg, F U . 4^ .... ....
Kirk pairiok Broa . 142 .
Krebba A Co. 10 .
Longman Bros .,..F.... 11 .... ....
l.uberger. Henry S . 115 .
Roo. J B A Co . lb ...
Kosenatock. Bros . lit .
Sargent A Finnegan .... 3ns .
Smiley Bros . 4 4 .
Sullivan Bros . 19 .
Van Sanl, W B ft Co.... 70 .
Wertheimer A Began.... 34 .
Other buyer* . 450 .... 64
Total .6604 717$ 1968
4 nlrngn I.tcestork
r'hfragn. April IS *(Un led Stataa i
partment Yif Agriculture )—Cattle Re
ceipts. 13.000 head; market fed steers
and yearling* arrive. 2l> higher, in be
tween grade* 35®40c up in spots; heat
handy weight. $12.00; heAvles. $11 80. sev
eral strings weighty steers, $11 1 ‘ > i 1 1. - * *;
comparatively little under $3.25; sizable
string of Montanas around flit. 2 6, With
throwout* at $9.26; shipper demand fairly
broad; weighty steer* wanted, etockets
and feeders firm, scarce, hulk of sales,
$ti.o0fjp7.00; few ai 17.60; fat she stock
15 © 2uc higher l.ght heifer* at new high
prices for season. quality and condition
• onsidftred: bulk 17.76 ton To*; light >ear
ling heifers. $n 3... tanner* and cutters
steady to strong. bulls firm; heavy
bolognas, $5 no© 5 36; vealers 25c higher;
mostly $ 8.60 © 9 &o. with hand) weight to
shippers upward to til 60
lings—Receipts. 43.000 hesd; market
fairly active, mostly 26©$5c lower, hulk
better 170 to 725-pound averages $12 70
©12.90- bulk 240 to 325-pound butchers,
$12.90012.85; 140 to 150-pouml weight
largely $12 10© 12 50; bulk packing sows,
911 Id® 11 35; stmngweight slaughter p gs
largely 111 76012.26. heavyweight hog*.
$ I 2.50© 1 3 00 . medium, f 12.80© 1 :i.0o;
light. $12.30® 13 00. light light, $1185©
12.70; tracking hogs, smooth. Ill 2*> © II 50;
parking brigs. rough. $10.76011 20,
slaughter pigs. $10 76© l J.25.
Sheep- -Receipt a. 22.000 head; market
very dull; several loads of good 07 lo 70
pound clippers $13 00; looks 26r nr mor*
lower; packers bearish; talklnr sharply
lower; most hid* fully 60c off; talking
$16.00® 15.26 for good handy weight; fat
sheep and shearing lambs unchanged; de
sirable shearing lambs $16 00.
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas (*ity. April 1.;—(United F's‘e*
Department of Agriculture ) * a t t I -
Receipt*. 1 4,000 head, calves. 2.°00 head;
market slow, few- early sale* fed steer*
and yearlings around steady; generally
asking higher; medium wash's earl).
110 26; yearlings. $10 76; several load*
held higher sh* stock strong to 18c
higher. beef rows. $5 26 ©7 6n, heifer*
mostly $7.2609 00. rannera and rotters,
$2 00© 4 25 bulls strong to 1 Or higher,
bolognas upward to It 75 calve* steadv.
practical top veals. $3 no. few up to $9 50;
stockers amt feeders steady to strong,
hulk, $0. 7 6*® ft 00 ; tojr at i•• k e i s $835;
stork roes ami heifers steady; slock
calves weak
Hogs Receipts. 8.000 head; market
slow, shlpner market 26 ©50c lower; lop,
$12.65; bulk of sale* $12 3501 1 60; bulk
desirable 190 to 280-pound avers*-* $ 1 2 50
©12.80; ps< keis talking 60c lower; light
lights mostly 25c off; 14o to 160 pound
average* $12.00© 12 60; packing sows 36©
60c lower bulk of sales. $11 60.
stock pigs *t • ini v. most 1 \ $11 Ml to I'* 5 0
Sheej! Receipts, 1 1.000 head market
very dull; lambs generally 26© 60c lower;
to;! wool skins. $15 00. deal I a hie weight
kinds mostly $14.76® I 5 0b. cllppeif
112.00; sheep slendv to 26c lowei , shorn
Texas wethers, t H MO. others rallying a
long hand of breakers. $M,26.
K«»i Ft. Loui* l.ltr* lock*
Kast Ft Louis. III. April 13 Cattle—
Receipts. 3,000 head; beef alr*iN light
wetting* amt heifers snd rows. 15026c
higher weighty cannsra and bologna
bulla, steadv. good and choice Ugh* vc.il
ers. $l 26 lower; hulk and practji.g| top
\ ea let s. $f» 0, b if Stef is. nuallty plain,
bulk natives. $8.5641 9 76. Tsxss steers.
$8 2609.00 light yearlings snd heifer*
scarce, hulk $8 0ft r,/ 60. cows, mostly
$550© 8 f6. rannera range $'00(0 3 00,
most Hainan* bulla. *4 75 to :».?8
Hog- Receipts I0 60(t tread, e*r|v
sales t*y butchers snd shipper* 1ft© 16c
lower; few- |n»*t light lings $13 ‘'Oto ' -
bulk good butcher* for i|.u $ I'? vij 1 on.
• losing, mostly fftc lower, late top $1 2 86.
bulk packer sales. $17 7... light lights and
••las 26** 50c lower , good 140 to 160
pound $1“ 60f. I t 00. Ion to 130 pound
i lg*. 111.00 © I 2 50 . p*' Uer sow r, $10 76
® 11 Ob.
Fheep and 14 ttilw Receipts. 100 hesd,
fs i lambs l5d»60 r lowei two decks boor
lo r h'»b e so t oil nr] ' llptied lambs $ I * ft
part load to mitshleiM f| " 7'* • holes w mil
Irtinha oitoisble «i $16.00© 15.80. fat wool
•w*S. |» 00 Q9 60
\ oluine of Trade
in Stock Market
Small on Mondav
Market Shows Strength, How
ex er; Money Kasier ami
Sugars and Motors l)o
W ell; Industrials l |>.
lit KII II Will NPII.1.WK.
riltiiiil'iui Editor I iiIviTmuI Mer\ ire.
-New V ot 1 , April 1Dealing!* on ll.t
*- m k rxi'iimiKe today weie in »nutli \ui
unir, about the aitia Host for a full day
iti' 1 ■ the el- tHui of President Coolldf .
l ut iln- market showt«l i lot uf strength
Ah.nt-> \ as casiet and I lie professionals.
ho had the niufl.t-i practically t»» them
*H\es. were disposed f put’ll tilings along.
The mik.iis and mol or.h were purtUulai
l> st tonir. Am»*i‘|t*un Sugar ndvnncPig 4
pul tits with Cuba i *i tie and qitieis ulunv
in.. I’ood gubis.
Jiaidwtn, American Can and other In
dustrials wet*> run up with apparent, rasr
Kwn American Woolen, after being buf
feted about f"r a month b> the beats,
spurted with the best of them.
Gf l he motois. Maxwell X. Hudson and
Ma< Ic Truck were the leaders.
Most of the oils were heavy owing to
the lilt In etude |,y tjie .hltnbl# people
in the Texas territory and the increase
in production again In California. Mevi
• an Seaboard was one of the few to show
a gain for the day This was duo to the
report of a new well brought in by that
company.
Roil*. 0* * tule, did little Chicago A
Northwestern was an exception, again
showing decided weakness and going to
a new low despite reassuring advices
from the spokesman for the company.
News bearing on the market was scant
nr.d. as a rule, of no great imporlande.
Foreign exchange was steady and little
cha nged.
All the grains were heavy. The foreign
matketa were closed owing to the Easter
bolide ye.
Busmens was narrow, public participa
tion in the market having dwindled to
comparatively small proportions
Cotton Wii;* inclined to drag, but show
ed a moderni* amount of strength late1
in the day and made a talr gain.
f-*-\
New York Quotations
V J
New' York Stock exchange quotations
rtiin >hfd by .1 S. Ba< he A Co., 224 Oma
ha National Bank bunding. .Sat.
High J.ow Close Close
Agriculture « hem J. l*.% 17 Iti
-Air itedu* t ion ... 1*9% 9!* 9H t»9
A lax itubber .... I - •* 12% ] 2 % l 2 %
Allied I’hemual .. s ■. 1 s., % &t. % M>%
Allis - Chalmers 79% 79 7 9 79
Am Bee i Sugar .41% 4<j% 41% 41%
•Am Blake S F .. . 9i% 9.'.
A uterus n fan . .17 1 17t. % 17<»S 106
Am f A F dry . ..203 202% 203 201
Am II a 1,... 9 %
Am II A I. pfd. 6 5% 66
Am 1 n t*T torn ... 3 4 3 3% 34 ;t : %
Am Linseed Oil . 27% 2». 26 2t»
a in |.. *. motive .124% 124% 124% 1: t %
Am Radiator .... .. 96%
Am s & Com .. lo% 10%
Am Smell I* $9.60 94% J»;{% 94% 94 %
Am Smelt pfd .107%
Am St • Fdries . 4x% 4»% 4x% 48%
Am Sugar . 71 67% 71 67
Am Sumatra . 14 14
Am Tel a- Tel . .1:4% 14% J!4% 1.4%
wu T«»ba* co . 8'% * >« % xx % 8 8%
' 'f\ \Y W A. E . 4H 45% 45 % 45%
Am Woolen .... 41 38% 4! 39
Anaconda .5S% its % 2n %
Associated D G .IS 7%
Associated till .. .*..{% 32 33 .33%
A t* hb-on . 121% 120% 120% 120%
At la tub nCast I. .12 %
At Gulf A \V I . 35% 35% 35% .16 %
A. la 11 lie Mefin fu . 102%
Austin - Nichols . ,25%
•an J'ac .ICC, 1(2 l(ji, Hi’,
Balt .1 Ohio . 4 a . 4 % I 4 •* , 4 ,
linns.fill A .... 2.. 2 2 *§ 22% 2 1
Bethlehem Steel ..41% 4-i% 41% 40%
B'.s. It Magneto .. .1% 3ft % 30% .0%
Brook-Man Kv ..38% 33 4$ 34
litoou Man pfd .... . . 76
Brook-Edison Co.. .. 134 130
1 allf Fack . . . 104
fallf e l*t . 20% 29% 14 3u
f'l & Aris .Min. . . 49 %
Calumet a llecla. 1.. %
•an 1‘aclfic .. -.#13% 142 143% 142%
Cent Lea t her . . . \ . 14 15%
ff’nt Leather pfd. 64% 64% 64%
ferro de Ihisco .. 4'% 4 % 4>% 4-* %
'■iiindler Motors . *.«% 36 34% .35%
• "he# A Ohio ....90% 40 % 90% 91
f hi O W corn 9 %
• 'h P a go G A rfd • 21% 21 31 21%
Chic i-o A S W 4ft % 47% 4«% 49%
• M A St P 5% 6 6 ft
C M A St P pfd .. 8% 6% 8% S%
f R I v T .4 * 4 6 42 % 41 %
Chile t opper 2 V .32% 32% 32%
Cnino 21 21 %
t luett-Pea bod? . 65 m%
Coes-Col.' 99% 96% 3‘% 97%
Colo Fuel A Iron . 3 4 r'%
Columbian Carbon . 4*%
iuin i \ Gas . 57% 54% 56% 66%
Com Solvents B .. 1*3% 1 »
t ‘on go Cum .3 4 **% 3 4 3 1*4
Con Cigars .. .. .. 24%
Con Gns . 7 7% 77% 77% 77%
c'ont i .in 6 ’ 61 % 62 6 1%
Cunt Motors . 9% 9 % 9 % 9 %
Corn 1'roilucts Xi% 3'% 38% 3*%
f iS'ien .. 27% 27 27 % 27%
Cm* 11tie 67% ft 4% 67% 4** ■*
t'ulm t ,ne i ug 13% 13 13% 13%
Cuba r Sugar pfd. 59% L.8 Lt 4 6 8
Cube All. Sun 11 . . . :.'»% 24 % 3U % - 9 %
fu mi Fruit 65% 6 5 55 % 5 4 %
DimIk- Bros pfd 10u% 1U0 lUM lv"
Daniel Boone .... .... 2% 2 %
Davidson Client . . 3 5% 14% 34% r.%
Delaw ate A Each. .. ..130 129%
Delaware 4 Hud. 145% 14*. 146% 14 • %
Dupon: de Nem 14 % 142% ]4_% 143%
Don.** .Milieu 1 ! *4 13% 13% '• %
Eii-u man Kodak 108% DM % lox% 1UH%
Erie .. .. 28% 28% 21% 28%
Kmllcntt Johnson . 64%
Elec Htui Battery 6 3 6.’% 63 4 %
FamoU" Flayers. . . 97 H »5 47% 94%
I f h A v Hus I.In# . . 14
f v' It .... 1 * % 1 : % 1 2 * 1 2
FD srh'ms n s Yeast 78% 7* 7»% ”8
General Asphalt... 4* 44
General Electric 27 3 27ft 272 2».«%
General Motors . 72 71% 71% 71%
Gold D«st . 38% 38% .38% 3 8%
Goodrich . 53% 6 2% 53% 63%
Gt No ore. 28% 2 8t*
Of No Rv Pfd .... 61 % II 41% 61%
Gulf States steel .#70% 69% 69% 7ft
Hartmann Trunk. 2<%
Hayes Wheel . 3 5 2 4 %
Hudson Motors 47% 45% 47% 45
Honiest&kf Mining 44% 43% 43% 44
Hou* -n 4 HI . . . 64 % 6 4 44 % 63
Hupp Motors . 16% 14% 14% 16%
Illinois central.114
I skv stlon . 2 1% 23% 27% 23%
Int E f '’orp. 37% 86% .16% 37
Inter Harvester .104% 10 3 104 lna%
Int Men Marine . |ft% 10% 10% 11%
Int M Marine pfd. 41 4ft% 40% 4‘i%
liter Nickel .... 2!»% 28% 23% 29
Intern *»l Paper .. 6l% 41% 52% 51%
Inter T At T . . . 81
Indep Gas .24% 24% 24% 2 4
.fines Tea . 16% 14%
Jordan Motor _ 48% 47% 47% 47
K «! South . 30% $0 % 30% S0%
KellvSpnng . . ... 14% 16%
Kenne.ot . 49 4S% 4* 49
l.e*» Rubber . ... 12
Lehigh Valley ... 74% 7 4 7 4 % 73%
Lima I/O to . 6 4 13% 6 4 4 3%
I.nine's nit Oil ... 17% K\ 16% 17
Loose -Wile* . 91 %
Louis A Nash .. . 108% 104
Ludlum H11 . 35% 34% 34% 33%
Truck 134% 111% 111% 131
.Nfav Dept store 107% 1ft6 107 105 %
.Maxwell r/Mtor A 104 in.*% ins 103%
Max Motor it . 67 '4 «,4% 6684 63 %
Mn r land . .3'-% 35% 34% .*.4%
Mexican Seaboard 1 ’• % 1% 1*% 17%
Miami Copper ... 1ft % 1ft% 10% 1°%
M K A T Ry . . . 21 30 V 3 1 SI
Mo Pa- lfie _ 32% 37 V -7 % 73
Mo Far pfd . .. 7 5 % 74 % 7 5 75
Mont Ward . 49% <8% 48% 48%
o\i t her Lode . . . 7 4 %
Nash Motors .157 125 J*S 150
National Biscuit . ... . 46% 47
Nat Enamel . 31 3ft%
Vat* Lead . -14*
N Y A if R ... 45% 4 5 45 % 4ft %
New Tnik ten ..115% 114% 115% 115
r (7 A St T 125
N Y N H A H .. 29% 29% 29% :«%
North American 4 % 45% 4f % 45
North Tac .6 1% 50 % 40 % 4«%
N A W Rv 1JHt 127% 127% 1 2«
Orpheurn . 2«% 2« 2*% . %
Owens Rot Ha .... 44%
Par Oil . 54% 85% 55% *5%
Packs rd Mntnr 22 %
Pan - American . 75% 7 5 7 8 7 8 %
Pan Am *H .. 74% 75% 78% 75%
Penn HR .44% 41% 43% 4 4
Peoples Gas ... 111% 115%
Pei e Martinet'# ... 65% 85%
Phil Co .55 52%
Phillips Petrol . 39% 98% 19% 38%
Pier* e Arrow .11% 13 13% 13%
I'oafum Cereal 113** 11"% 1 ' % 11"%
Pressed Steel Car . 58% 5 3%
Pro ind Refiners 2.7%
Pullman 1 ’ % 139% 13: % 1 '
Punt» Al Silg 4 % 4 7 4 7 74 4 . %
Pure OH .'.’7% 27 27 27
Radio t’orp 4% 64% 65% 64’,
Rail *tee| Spring . 1?t 12^%
Khv t'onsolblated 17% 12% l*% 12%
Rending . 71% 77 73 73
Replug la .14% 1 4 % 1 4 % 14%
Itep h A 8ll 44% 4 t % 4 4 4 4 %
ItnvRt D N Y ... 50% 8ft 80% 8ft %
Si L A * F . . 66 % 6 5 % 6 4 »'■■.%
Si 1, A S W - . 45% 41%
Ss\nge Arm W ■ 44% 6 5% 66% 65%
Schulte Cigar ** 1lft
Scars ItoeHuck .1561, 155 156 153%
Sh-11 In nil _ 24% " 4 24 % 24 *4.
Simmons Co ..... 14%
Sinclair nt| . 19% 11% 19% 1 •» %
Slnrlslr nfd . 68%
Sloes Sheffield . . 8:’% S 4
SKellv Oil . "4% 71 34% "4%
So Fs rifle . . 1ft'% DM % 10"% DC*.
So Wall WSV * 4 84 84% V4% 8t%
s»an nj| California 66% 57% 88% 69
Stan nil V .1 41 % 41 % 4 1% 4 1%
y'sn Plate Glass
St a wart 3Vs»ner *ft% 9»,
IS! ro iti berg Car M« 4 4 f
•*» udet-aker 44% 41% 41% 4**
Sub Rt-a* . 9%
Texas Co 44 % 44 % 4 4 % 44 %
I Texas Gulf Sul PH % 1ft : % DM |«3%
, Texas A Per 5ftt, |ft% |ft% 41%
| Tlmk Roll Bear 40*. 40% l'»% 36%
'lob Prod 7 4 % * 4 %
| Tot* Ptod ' \ ' 98 % 98
Trans* no «*»i| 4 % \ % 4 % 4 %
I I nit. n F ir I 4" % lift 14ft I 4 ft %
| I'nllad Fruit •.. -111 214 115 it7%
t B feat Iron P 172% 17 *» 17" 170
! S I mi Al' oh M . * t %1 % % '* % 1
i S Rubber .9', * ** • »% 1* % (
i S Rubber pfd 9*% 9*; J'«V '• %
C S Steel 11*2**117,114,
l M Steel pfd. 1 : % 1. - %
1 teh t'opper. . **‘% MS
\ anadium . 2 b %
Vivmidnu . 14 ' * 1* • 1 4 v* 4 * *
Wabash . 21% 21 21 2!
\\ a bash "A" •... ** .1, f>: \ *>'. 6'•%
Wilt Par . :\f, % ' '• % 7 4 "■ ' %
\\ **st In inn .17.1% 172 3 :1. • *
Westing Air H ... ... >i% ''7
West Kler . tit* % 6*% i.*% h»%
Whit* Hug!* Oil. 2 7% 2»;%
White Motors ... *>1 60% 61 61
i \\ oolnorlh Co . . . 1 1 9 % 119 119 % 1 1 9 %
'Willy*-over . .. M% 1 \ 1:5% 1.5%
! Wlllvs-tlver pfd SM»% 90% 9 '% SS
I W llaon . 7% 7 7 7'*
I Wilson pfd . 2 4% 71%
Wat ihing Pump 4 9 4 > , 4s % 4,%
Wrigley «’o . 4s % 49
> el low «ab T »*o.. U si
\ el low Cal» M i o 4 % I * * :: 4 % 2,*%
Total .-al»s Salurdav. 47:: 400
Tod a > ' h 2 p. ill Miii-s, (•44,100.
r---s
New \ork Bonds
N*'V York Auril 1 Bond prices
fluctuated within run row limit* iod»«> •*
i lie page of t*;idiny * la < u • n»*d Total
. \*s uf a pproxltiui let • f. " ... weft- lb
n'JillesI Ilf a n> full d i'■ tin
and refill ted eblm.g speculative interest
in the marl»st.
Weakness of French bonds, attributed
to the delay in forming ■ • new <al> hh
and the neceaaltj of legislation to legalize
ihs excess note rin illation was the o il
standing feature of trading
Many of th«i governmental. muni< ;>;»1
and lailroad isaues sold m the lowest
levels of the year, tm t the extreme
losses of l to 1! polnta were partially re
trievd before the dose
Helling of the Northwest railroad stocks
depressed the market for 'he bonds of
—ese terriers, many of which declined
t • art lonally. Price movements in the
tail list generallv. however, were mixed
!n contrast to the heavfnt".x in North -
western, Omaha. Northern Pacific and S’.
Paul liens a good demand developed fo
Baltimore A Ohio 4s. Toledo division, and
so ins of the New Haven, Union Pacific
and "Katy" issue*.
United States government obligations
displayed a firm tone In keeping with the
comparative cave of time money rate*
The treasutv 4s crossed J 01 for the first
time and other Issues held around their
192 5 high level
New York, April 11—Following are to
day's high low and « losing price* of
bonds on tli« New York Hto< k exchange
and the total sale* of ei-h bond:
(l’. H government bond* in dollars and
thirty-seconds of^dollat.* •
I'. w. Bonds.
(Hales In $1 0*111.) High. Lovf Close
4 9 Idbert \ :: %s.1 HI. 14 HU .10 1011.
2 Liberty 1st 4 1 * s. .102 <)0 Hi 1.10 P*1 ■"
194 l.ibertv 2d 3 %s.. 101.7 101.4 101*- I
1 5 2 Liberty 3d 41," .101.27 101.25 1"170
86 Liberty 4th 4a .. I 02 5 1 *»-.-! 1 - ■ j
179 U H Treas 4-.HM.1 l'*o 2S J«*" •'* 1
a U 8 lYom 4 *4 . 1**5 1 10 5.3 j
Korelgr..
7 8 A .T M W ‘is. . . . 9 7% 9 4% 95
17 Argentine 14ov' 7s .1*12*3 1 ’-'% 1"- «
8 Argen Gov ■% '•'■% l"1 z
2 A Us Gov g*d lo .1 94 % 9 4'* 9 » .
19 Bordeaux ov . M *! |
24 Copenhagen 5 Vis. 9. % 9. *. .
2 4 5 4 r Pi ague 7 *-• s . *9% '9% y ' -
2 Rio de .Jan 8s 4 . . 9", % 9 % '•
I 4 i'-/e< halo K 8s 7 2 :•’* % 99 % 99 .
II 1 >ept of Seins 7s . . y i ' * 8 - % * - . •
2 Dom Hep * f 6%*. 9 % 9:',
n I. of 4* f.% n *29 102% 1". t 1»2 ,
?9 Dom of t '.m 5s '..2 .14i ; % 1" t % 1 *
10 D I'J Indies 6s '62 100% 1""5* H'O .
ion K I 5N " : 97 % 97% 9. V j
20 Framerlcan 7 % a . . 9<>% *'% m ,
98 French Rep *■» '*'*1* \ ‘
19' wrench Ret* T« . *fi% y*% *'•_ i
74 Germ ex In 7* r* !s 94% 94% '■ 1 •
19 trt'KF Japan 7s rc« yy y ■ % ''
9 i Japanese ►'.%* .... 91% 91
3 Japanese 4- .. 81% 91% 81 %
24 H-lgium 7 *3« luv't 1"7% 1 '
21 Belgium 6 % s rets '*’' % '• %
11 Denmark 6s .101% 3 01% 1*11’a
3 0 Hungary 7%« . 87 % *7% y •
6 Net her ids 6s *7 2.. 104 D- % !"4
15 Netherlds f.s *6 1.. 101*; 1 - 3 ' ■ %
7 Norway 6 s ’4 4 .... 9 9 % 9*% 99l-4
45 Herbs t r Slov 8s... *y *• !i ‘ ’
7 Sweden 6%* . •*'»% 99% '*9%
21 Nord' R.v* «. %s .... Mi'a 9i*
4 l 1% ri*| Med os • 1 % ' z
11 Bolivia 8s . 9t 92% 4 %
I ! 4’hile 8s '41. 1**8 1 % I ’
M7 Chile 5s .1"" 99 % 3'".
II i u I .a 5%« . 99 % 99
1 Finland tis . 8 ' % " ■11 ' ■ % I
4 ) IH . , «.' . 9 4 9 % 9 4
1 'jue.n.liiTiil C. . ’ ■\ 1" i * <
; Rio (lr <iu Sul S« S.'. «« 4 »l • '
1 S«» Funlu «f S» ... Hlu 1*U M" ,
2 Hwisa (’on y* 1 1 '• % 113% 1 1 ; %
i Hwisa Gov 5'bs '46 101% 101% 3 > 1 *• 1
1 G HA 1 5 % s "J 9 .116% 116*, 1 1 * 11 *
23 G H A I i%* ’37. .!*">% !'•»■% 1" %
20 Brasil 8s . 96 95 % :»*.
22 Bmsll-Cent R K 7s 82 *o% 82
Domestic.
11 Am Agr Ghm i *i v 04 % f‘' \
1 Am Chn sf d 6s . r*' % n7 % 97%
1 Am Smelt 6a .1 r» 7 307 3ft^
7 Am Smelt 8* . 97 % ’>:% 97%
12 Am Sugar 6s . *. 102% ’r*'?% 1*'2%
11 Am TAT 6 % s • >" ■ %
21 V m T4 T ral lr 1 11 % 1"° \
1 4 Am TAT * <d tr 4s 97 9.. % 97
7\ Am WWW A El o* ^ % ■ % ' *
",7 Aragon ("op 7s * 1"°% 3 ""l ’ *
4 6 Ana en «'op 6s -1. 99% 9-i ‘
21 Armour P*l 8 *, ■ .. 92% *-;a ‘ »
s Asxo 011 6s 10.9 107 , 3'
15 A T A S V gen 4s »9% '9% y9%
I A T A S F *«1J 4s st 8j}% 81% % .
4 At Cat ULAN »ol 4s *7% 5 ■ %
14 R O rfg 6 s 95 1 ft2 % 102 1°-%
•,* B A n 1st 5s rtfs. 1 a 1 % l*»l l»‘l %
]0 B A O rvt 4’,* 92 r*j%
7 Bel! T-l Pa 5s 1°3% 3"- 3";
25 Beth St rnn fa A 95 94 % 9j
is Heih St P m * M % 9t k *
16 Br er 11*11 Sr %« **9 *v 98% 9y %
IX Bklvn Ed gen 5s A i'*"'i H"l lnV *
11 Bkln M Turn '*'■ " * ^ *
11 B HA Pitts 4 %•« y<% y« 8 4
9 4 'an Nor *1 6 % * . . 11 • % - 1 • * V. ‘ *
11 ran 1 «<• 'Mb 4» . .*% V* '"V
4 r r & Ohio 6s. 1 ]" ’
9 4'ent tJa 5 *;« .D-U% 1"1 >
2 7 4'ent Pac gtd 4s .. xx *i% y'
^1 rheaap A v» evt 5s i«i 1 ••: % 1*»- *
4 I'hes A « > cVt 4 ' , * 9. % • % 96 .
?2 4 Inc A Alton !%■ - z 4 * |
_. r hie a K.ist III . S . 8 % r, * |
! 4 Ghic Gt Weet 4 s * 1 % ' % '- si
t M ArHi |* ( VI 4 - * % 8 % ’ *
i 7 I’MA'St P rfg 4 s 4 6 8 'x 4'
26 <*MAS|f* 4» J * 4 8 «, 4y 4 •
82 C A North t fg 5*. 9 7 9-% '• «
31 I’htc Hallways 5a 7x , * *
1 Ch R I A P geo 4s 81 81
1» i’h P I A P rfg 4s 87 % v. y x
5 CTHASE Inc 5s. rx% ’% •'%
6 4’hde Popper 6s..106% 106% 1'**> %
21 rrrASt L rfg 5s D h 97 98
2 <’lev t’n Term 5s 100% lon% 100%
2 Coin A So rfg 4',S 9 4 9 4 94
2 Common Pn» ** 1*0% D»n% l'»o%
4 r ot'al of Man- 5a * 1 % **1 % y
11 I'onsttm Pew 5a 9 4 % M j 4 * j
.9 Tubs r S de *s St 1ft! 1"0% » j
1 Cuban Am Sug *s 109 108 % 109
18 Dels A Hu cvf 5s 1»6% D»6 C'6
14 D G A- Kl lat rf 5s 9i % 9 1
41 DARo Gr cn 4s *2% * - %
II T>e» Edison rfg *>s 1"7', 1 1 •%
1 Du P de Nem 7%a.l07% 1*7% 1r < *
1 Duquea l.gf 6a I *' 5 % 1 *» 1 %
29 East Cuba C 7',s lo v, 105% l"' *
7*> Kmp G A F’ 7 *3 a 1 0 •; % 10 2 % 11 «
X Fill* gen lien 4s 62% •"% *
1 Krl» rvt 4* h .71% 71 % 71
1 Fisk Rubber »» . .1«9% !"9% 1*9%
6 Fh A E C Rv 5s s 5 ’• 9 5
2 Gen Elec d*b l».. 10' % 1«*5*^ D*: %
5 Goodrich 6*%» 104% D'4 % 1**4%
2 Goodyear T 8a ’ll 109 1 r.f 109
1ft Good tear T 9s ’41 12' % 12*'
• Gr Tr Rv of C . s 116% 1D% 116%
7 Gr Not h 7a A 10'. % 10S % 1 '9 %
t Gt North 9s ... 9"% 9l*a 91 %
> Harabev C hoc f.a 1«3% 102% 105%
21 Hud A M rfg is A ss\ 8v% 88%
30 Hud A M ad Inc 5a 72% 7! 72
9 11 umh n a R 5%. 1 > % 101% lt»i% ;
14 111! H T I fg r.s 10**% lilt 1 ' %
6 MTilUNti rf s sx% V* »* %
1 Hit Ht deb 4 % s 9;c% f1% 91%!
2 Inter R T 7a . . . ‘6 >* %i M %
1 Inter K T to ♦• ■• % *5% * ,
M lnt R T if e at * 1 % «. 1 >, * 1 %
IX Inter A Gt N ad 6s * •• % * ' % t>6
2 lnt A Gt No 1st 6* DM D>!% D*4
1 lnt Me* Mar a f 6s v * »* 88% 8«%
9 Inter Paper 5a A '*% P \ 88%
IK 47 Ft HA 8t 4 s 81% 81% 81%
21 K r? P A T, 6a 9x 97 % 9y
11 K r Ho r.s . 8ft% 89 8 9%
8 K c Term 4s . 8 % *5 8
IK G A F «s ... lftft% in* % PM,
II K H Tiro 6a ...... t* % 95 ”5
21 U* ej *1 S’ I. 8 % • •»*»% -9%
1 1 lg A Mvers 5s ion 1ft* |ftft
6 U A V 1st rfg 4 % • *"% 97 % * '
11 T.oti'a GAPs 9' % 97% *>"%
10 Man Hugs e 7%s -*t% oi % 99’*
8 Mar Ht Rv 7« 9* % 9y % 9* %
1 MM H’esl rvt 8a *>o% .“ft % 9a%
1ft Mil K R A 1 «s 9 9% 99% 69%
8 M K A T r I «*r Jftl lot 104
!| 8! K A T nil 8s \ •> 1 % 9’ % 91'
67 M K A T n a s A «.’% C % «7%
« Mo Par 1st 6* . lftft% lftf , 1*70%
97 Mo Pee K#n 4s «9% 6 1% 6^%
6 Mon row 8s 9 9 8 % 94% 98%
« N 9 T A T Is* is 1(10% lftft 1ftft%
6 N O T A M 5’, s 1 oft % 10ft 100
14 N y 4* d«b 6s 101% 10*% lftX-..
It N Y C rfg 5s 100% inn’, ioo%
16 V Y C A Ht 1, %s 0 % 95% 9 5%
* N V Edison 6*4* 1M% 114 114
19 M N|l A H rv 6s 4 8 it s % » %
1 ,N 1 Hvs 4s , tf. 49 % 4« % 49 %
7 N Y Tel rfg m 4 1 D>7% 107 % D>7 %
1 \ T Tel gen 4*ts 96% 9* % 9A %
11 \ Y IN A Boa 4 %s • \ * % • %
4 Nor A W . on 4s 9 * 9ft 9(>
17 \t»r Am Ed f.s 101H 100% 100%
14 Nor I’se rfg 6sB lOt', 106% 106%
v Nor l*n < n I 4- 84% «1 % X5%
10 N*»t Ht s 1* 1st s A 9 % • •% 9 %
1 O J4 L rfg 4s «.% 96% 96%
If t»r WashRRAN 4s 8.*% *2% x-%
D. Pac CJAE1 hs • % • , IS %
11 Par TAT 5s .2 9g 95% 9«
i
KEEP POSTED
Important development a contained In
thia week* market review regarding
tha following •ec iritiea t
Kelly-Spring Tire Studebaker
I ebifb Valley Parbaid Motor*
Goodrich Rubber General baotora
Amei Steel Form Pan American Pet
Seahnatd Air l ine U. S In*. Alrobirl
Willr a Overland Hudann Motor*
Writ# tor tree ropy.
P.G.STAMM & CO.
Healer* in Stock* and Rond*
38 3. William 5l. Now York
BaaaaMMaamBHBannanaaMea
{
i |Vnn HR 6%s . lin % 11"% lir»%
i ; j>nn HH imp 8* M 97\ 97% 97%
' Penn RH gn 4 % « 94% 9 4 % 94’,
»i ]»# r# Mar«i t' 9*» % 99% 99%
I * It 11 Cm 1 fg »'.*.1°4% 1 '4%' P‘4%
Phil Co %s ..... 96 % 9*. % 96 %
» Phil a Hd .. .100% 100% ir.o%
*. Pierce■ Arrow Ss . 95 9 4 % 97
Pri P>%.*P let 6s H 97% »*••% 96%
Pressed S: Cur 3b 97% 9 . 1, 97%
4 Pun's Vie Sug 7s .105% 105% 195%
Reading gen 4 1 j s. . 94 9‘ % 94
Hep I- A Sf 5 . 91 % 91 % 91 %
1 Kin Urnnd West 4s 7 7% 77% 71%
17 Si Id.MAS rfg 4s.. 94% 94% 94%
S'! I MAS 4b HAG di S6% .*'•■% 96%
1 Sfl.A-SK pr In 4s A 74'-** 74% 14%
nil.ahf it d 1 6b... . s:% *; *7
x Si I.a sk inc r.fi. so % so% *"%
Seaboard * on 6* .. 90% 90% 90%
j Hen board a-it 5s . 78% 75% 77%
; Seaboard 1 f*r 4- . 67% 67% 67% |
• Sinclair Mil c«»I 7s. 92% 92*% 92% j
x Sinclair oil 6%s... xx% nx 69%
Jo Sinclair Pipe I. 7b 65% 6.7% '5%]
6 SI, el I v 0,1 6 % a .... 1 "9 % Jot „ f»a
1 <> Sm Par . v I 4«. 97 97 97
17 So I'a. rfg 4- .... 90% 90 % 90%
: So Itv get) r, % B . . 109% JOB% 1 •>»
17 So Kv gen 6*.104% 1 *14 J 0 4
4 Hn 1 .1- . ■ N»
■ ■ S W Hell To I Ifg 5b 99 9X% 99
III steel Tube .1"7% 107% 1«>.‘
19 Ten n Klee ri« lie. 1 •» I 100% imc*
Third A m a < i j . 3 7 7 4 % 14%
1 l T Ii * I'd A vc 1 fV 4 * . .,3 51 52
9 l limn Pan 1st 4s. 9 5% 97% 97%
i 11 Par • vt 4- . 99 % 99 % 99 %
9 I a Par rfg 4b. .. 66% x(, 4 96%
I S Huh 7 . . 10 - 1 3 % 105%
7 4 I ’ S Huh 7x .. 66% x.. % 66%
6 l* n Stl a t 5a 105% 105%* 105%
3 I tall P A l.g lit 5.1 97% 97 93%
OX V C C 7 %S u w . . *• 4 9 49 %
.93 V-C I'hcjn 7s . 67 % 66% 6 7
’ • \h It ,v I* r i g ■ b . 93% 9 7%. 97 %
14 7 irginian H\ : ,b 97% 97% 97%
4 Warner Sug 71 ‘79 7a % 7# 7*%
I 1 West Kler 3.« . 99 % 99 % 99 %
2" West Par In . 9 ', 9 3% 92%
9 West | Tec 7:1 .107% 1"7% ]"7%
II AVest Shore 4b . . . x j% K2% *2%
21 Will vs-t» i*t «>•.*..in«% loo inn
6 M il A- Co s f 7 h,B 7 2 % 73% 72%
6 Wilson A* Co 1st »4 9 3% 97% 96
37 Wil A- Co 1 Vt 0e . 75% 73 71
9 Y nun If s A- T r,B . 96%, 94 9*_
Total bh I i'‘t of bonds today were $7.
97 9 non compared wi»h $7,162,000 previ
ous day and $9,535,000 a year ago.
4 liirsKn Stocks.
Quotations furnished by J. s Rathe A
Co.. 21 . Omaha National R*nk building
Phones .TA. 51X7-3-9:
Rid. Asked
Armour A- Co.. 111. j fd . . *5% <6
Arino- r A- Co . Del., pfd 90 % 91
Carbid. .66% 66%
Kd I '.111 Cm.114% 1 4 %
Pudn h\ . 9 4 ■ 1 .
Diamond Match .121 122
I »ecrn of.l . 91 %
I'Mtl Piper . 15 1*
l.ihbv . '% 7
*.'a 1 i ona I I .• 11 her . a
' biaker Oat* . . ....117 3 6 5
Me., M o ii.M . 1.7*8 16
Su T A’ Co .4o 4" %
Swiff InterriationHl .... -’9%
Thompson . 4 7% 47
Wahl . . .16% 17
Foreign F'change Hales.
Kollnwing ar- t.*li>'“ rates of exchange
is conn ..red w ith the par vain.Cion.
Furnished h\ the Peters National bank:
Par
Valuation * Ti.dav
A 1 • rbi .20 .""001 W
pelgium ' !.!.195 "506%
Canada . l.ofl 1 ««
th,. Slovak ,.i . ..2" ".99
I - r-nmark • ■ . ..-'7 1X46
kt "land . 4 xi. 4 7x10
Fra ice . 1 93 .0724
Germany .21* .21*2
Die.-.. . 193 "176
ID. - .195 ."4 1 4
.ItsIP* Sjavia .20 .0166
Sw r den .27 .5700
Switzerland .195 .19.19
N e\v 5 *.rk Pred it e
M.V York. April 1%— flutter—Firm: re
e •••4 *•' 7 *" •* ht"her than
<*x •»:.*, 44% 13. : do. extras (92 score),!
4 I • i, * i I . . ‘ * M '*| v. ire i . 49 % (ft
c: ; . ..” slock, current make. No. 5. i
:::1 •> *■ »
K :vb—Kim, ' recefj.tB 19 7 en «es •
f • * - * I . :.ithefe«l e\t» . f:C«P 10'o-He; ibe
-lor'ire pif l-.ed : I % it . •! . firsts. 29
•i do storare pa " 'n 31. . fresh
father*.-] s* > onds 3x % 2* % 1 ; ne .ric,
; t*nn< rv win'--, , U.sei •.cle. ir-l extras. :7
,i "«(■■ !.cii \ . v «t n — . rlii v. es'ern hennetyj
.ihi'eB r,rsis to ri'erage extras 12 ki .
ne;irm h**nr>e!> |.< ex. rns. Of -■ •*
P;*. f f h < sf >\ 11 t e s ext. s 3 9tr4". ; do
: . - • « to e 'n f b's, '•! 7*•
»’)»-.-sw — Ii eg"1 r re eip-B 95.426
•■■I- ntls; • - ub- '•* milk, fiats, fr-sh. j
fan."’, 7 “it 2 I» ' do a \ era ve run. 22%.
a'a'e *x h"le i, flat1*, l.ejd. fancy to
3 , fn » «!»-, i ; - 2* ■ 'ft -'*• !• . do C e. a ge run. j
( lili".g» flutter nnd i.gir Futures.
V • Q tat ns furnished
'•v C T7 t'Msrk •»•***• n v 1 in" Wood
men of the W,i: : I building. Phones .1A
1192. AT 9163
K1G8
»rs Oper fl rh. T.ow < !"«*>
ar f I :« *4 .2*4 e\ .2*4
\n w :«v 2«% .:**» :*\
Max- "7 2*4 v .21*. .75 c .2* 4
Pe--« 114 _.3 14 ‘1 4 -7 ’ 4
_ nrn-F r
• '» • * Opar H K It J. W Close
April :: n 414 40% 414!
May : .4 4 *4 “»4
tuna » 9 <J "9 ."9
fw ■-_n «1414 <141 4
4 hirnco I’otHtors
*
111’ r-i m, total T*n a.! StHtf* shipments
S.-« t iirdn\. 'J»: < * Sut.dix 1 r*t« anti)
fra d ■ n *? • nthar «111w tnnrkp! about ataa.lv;
W «.'uti*;n m> ked round whit.**. > ’> #7 9.4-.
mostly »O0*:.c; few fan,'. 11.9901.15:
M • tv Jot « . e ! lif t i: . \ a I •h‘.*«f ltd-'
9r 2 1L moatlv H •>' *n lift; fanc y hiub**,
na>\ wto.k re • iplw, ». i ir. FIni ; a
double h-;id luielw wna!din»t !<<•«*. No. I
«' • No . $H 90ti <2.25 No S. |
?l i X IS .o*ha 1 amber* Hk -• Tr
li ill j, i « Nu 1. | 00 t N • 2. I
n ; im
N in lurk t nil Mnurv.
New h irk, April It thill Mufiev
K.i-ii*r blah 4 pa: rent- Inf. 34 pa?
« » •> mi n*r • \ «• p» <t*n‘ tlo*!iiK hid
■'*. .ant, offered at 3s* par ,-ant .
last loan .4 b ' * nt ; «*!1 i.-ani a trains?
"ur'Uivr' 14 ’***1* rrhl time loan*
« **3dy. tmxad collateral, * so dav#, at
( H 4 par i ant 4-3 month#, ♦ par 1 rnt
. i«,- , iiinnirn ,1 paper 4 pa* 1 ant.
l.lherty Honds.
New York \p*-l 13 —l.ibertv bond* a*
1 .’ m I e 4 3 4* 1M 12 fir«t 4 4*
191.3 ft; second 4 4*. 101 & third 4 4 s. j
lftl 77 fourth 4 ,s 1ft; 4 United State*:
treasury 4* 1ft'? 2‘‘. United State* treawurx )
4 4*. tint quo? ed.
New lurk C niton Ktltures Close
New York .\r»nl 13 v 11on-■-Fhj'ures |
(lowed steady 1 to 7 3r hlRhar Max
74 17. Till' 7 4 4 9 ##3» lflr; Of foher. 24 30;
'* | »• *■ uib. r, 2t.4’> .lanuatx
24 14c.
4*
«
i
New York Curb Market
v__ —-s
New Yotk. April 13—Strength of the
public utilities abates featuied today*
t regularly higher curb market. Adiron
dark lower and Light was bid up 3
points to m re-ord high at 59 and Na
>nal Power and Light touched a new
peak Ht 2,»n. Southeastern Powar and
l igic tumped 4 points to 65 and Attiet i
«ii i’owei and Light closed nearly
points higher, at 55. moat of the other
in’ vo Issue* In that group improving
I rat-ttonally.
I Mis hold relatively firm, reports of In
r- m oil production in the Simu kovi’i field
being offset by heavier gasoline consump
tion. .south American issue* were firm,
revival of activii> In Venezuela Petroleum
following publication of th»* annual input i
shoving 7 if re lit assets of 3214.175 in • ash
with no i >:i iiiliti<-e outside of the *>51.12
• hn'vs of t npitai stock Ti»e < ompanles'
piopi-ttie.s are being developed by the
S t a m - a i d < Ml company of California, and
•.lull <>il corporation on « royalty basis.
Motm i-su-s moved tip in sympul h\
witu the strength of Hi* automobile group
• *u the ou: tui.ii <1 l ord Motors of Can
ada was bid up 15 j-oints to 490 on a new
odd lot sal. Jioehier Dye Casting h>*.(.
fiiouiiii on i lie omission of the quarterl *•
divideml 'i'lading in the tadto* were ex
II duel»' quiet. \s it h price changes larg-l>
tiuinmu I.
New Vork. April 11 —Following is the
offnial list of transHitlons on tile New
Vork Cult Exchange, giving ail stud,#
lid brtnia * r ... In;
I iidu-l rials.
S Jes. High. Low. Close.
."I Adirondack PAL.. 59 57 5s
- a in tL a- Tt:g< i I • i 1.17 1 • •
9 !ui Am P A- I. new. 35% 5;'-% *dt %
1 .(* Am Pa I. pfd ... s'- '4 % * %
10# Arizona J’ower ... -1 21 21
300 Arniou** Co h .... 12% 12 12
Duu \sso (SAFI new.. 29% 27% '■ %
5<u»*npissnnault Co ... 69 60 60
50 Horde ft* Milk ..143 143 143
"'Mi Hrit \m Tob rp. 2'.% 27 % • %
109 Hrit Am Tob rg . . . 27% 27% 27 %
990 (’nr Light . •’> % 1% -1 %
::9ft Cent rif Pipe . . 197, 19 % 19%
"0 ' hapin Packs Inc... 22 21 % 21%
D»9 Chicago Nipple A. 29% 29% 29%
400 Cons GftKl Bit nw 54% 34% 34%
. 00 Cont Hak A .120% 129 17-.
2190 Cont Bak B .... 2b % 2f> 26
c'. font Bak pfd . 95% 95% 9 5%
4- 0 Curtiss Aero p rtf 15% 14 % 15%
390 Doehler Die . 1 % 12% 12%
10 9 0 Durant Motors ... 1 * % 1 s % 1 x %
499 Elec HdA-Sh new 56% 56% 56%
39 Elec BdAS pfx-d. 102% 192 102%
2 90 Elec Inv .41 % 4 1 ‘i 41 %
I't Ford Motor Can .47 5 4 7 5 47 5
1 on Freshman Co Chits l-% 1% 12%
4"9 lien Outdoor Ad. 22 22 22
190 Georgia LfARy .. 54 5 4 54
1 s 99 Glib tie Razor ... 65% 64% 65%
. . ... r !' ... '* * % * %
199 (intnd Store* .... 6 5 66 ‘-5
""0 Grenran link ... Is 17% Is
.'9.» Ifay.eltin* Corp .. 2" 29 20
r I ... . % %
,*-■’ lnip fl'nba* • o ... 23% 23% 1' _ ' *
*9 Intercon Rul . .. 7% 7% 7%
: «• lot Match pfd ?-»% 29% 39%
:■ • Led- VI fg. 2% % %
; -i» Kelvinator Corp . "2 22 22
:on Lehigh Pow S« .194 DG% 191
Lehigh N at Coal. 3s % 36% 3*%
59 Lehigh \'al • I SI# h 1 % It 1 % 61 %
1 Lin Me new* . .. *- % • \ '• «
199 Lib Rdio Cun Sirs S% s% x%
I on Mid West l til . 9'.% §5% 95%
II u Mid West F'll pi. 101% 101% D»I%
Dio Mid Steel Del ...24 24 2 4
1099 i-Mtlon Pictures ..17 17 17
*90 Mut.- .' l, »t <■ r .... 10 9 % '■ %
220 Nat P.VLI .259 7 4* 259
- 0 I'id- Ml p N Y . 4 % 4 1 4 %
Pi .) 11 A La m 4 % 4 % 4 *
" Si I a Gel Prd ctfg 14% 14% 14%
100 Sleeper Radio ctfg 6 6 6
lUfto s E P&L ....... 61% 6 -i 61%
-9 South Cal Ed son . 196 106 106
(09mi*So Coal a Iron . 3 5 5
9 S \V Bell Tel pf 1 nH % 19x% 19x1,
2"0 Spe.»r A Co . . 23 22% 22%
1 "'i Stand Motor* 4% 4% 4%
0 <i,*o.I Publishing. 7'% 25% 25%
] oo Si ut z Motor . 7
'>• Stand Mil Ohio ..146 246 346
• \ . i I II Mi; *7 % 8 7 % x7 %
M i-»ce|lH neon* Oil*.
100•Allen Mil . . §9 6a €«
9 Am M a >'a'a i bo . . -'% -% 2 »
1"U c - rib S v n . ;% ’ % 3%
tiO i dies Service 1*7 1*4 1*4
199 I'lln* Sr-. it rtfs. IS % ] X % J4 *>
( .tie- S it pfd . 7 % 7 % " %
• '■ • * <».|om S'n . 1% 1% 1 %
7" • Cont Re* .1" % 11 15
100 Derby Oil I tf* ... 24% 24% 2 4%
"" Git-son «)il . 2% 2% 2%
20* CiIIHan-I «»il ctf* . 2% 2% 2%
!-"0 •GlenroC; Oil . 1 • 16 13
1 k Petro .. ’ % % '%
••••' Ls Pet 6 4 6 6
La t III Am 4-til . . *• f' *
! - • .«r I a n d Oil Me* 1% 1% %
• ' ' . .. 1 16
Min A Gulf OH... Is* 1% 1 %
,'4 S!’n 1'ro .21 % 71 21
D' Nat FuelAGa* ...119 110 110
• \,.*• B: adfo' d . . % 6 % 6 %
• New Km? Fuel 17% 1"% 17%
209 Red Lank* Oil . . S« 27 2<
9 • • I; 1 t' a n ... 1 % I 1 %
600 Rvan Co? • * f ',
:-n Wap Crer-k Per .. 27 % 2" % 27
*. r ne 7-j lea r> J’et 4% 4% 4%
. 9 AN ox till . ... 6% 6% *%
< tv . vt odlev T' * ? 5 6 I
'fining.
Iflorn* M-.znna Glob. 11 1* 19
1 Cana-re *'rtpper ‘% "% 1 %
7" 0 • f »n p;x» 7 : 7 4 7 4
l‘oa (><-«sor Go7d 71^ *% 1 %
- ' L-tgi’-eer* Hr ' Ml * % 7 % - \
25000»Kureka Croe«u* .19 17 17
1 ^ono-Fortv-nin* Min .. 25 23 75 1
f,AOAn*Hgwthorn* Min 74 2,1 34
3"0 H- a Mtn . t: ' ■* % 15
• "0 }p we Sound Co 1«% ]« 1*
* » " ‘ K a v c M P pe - . . . 1 % 1 % 1 %
i- K*rr Lake . . 1 % 1 % l %
'Ohio I' ll'; er * 90 9'
'"9 V, hi e Ruck . 27 27 27
■ 0 \ i. V Sen St r*w 4 * % %
\* - Taxi NY 14 14 14
Standard OH".
:.< 0 , O X i 0,1 ■ - - » 21% 27%
• Hu. he; e Pipe 6« % €0 60 %
."9 i ..pt rental Mil .. % i% 2 %
79 « ‘II1 in-t pip# .146 145 1 4€
7 • Humble Oil .. 47% 4». % 46%
“1 Imp Mil Can new 2«% 2x % 2* %
x-m Irdernat Pet .... 24 2-".% 25%
.«* Magnolia Pet .153 113
_ 9 Pr.nt • 41i| new *2% 32% 52%
4- P» i e Pipe Line 1 \115% 116
4 It -ur.l (»il in-! . • % #1 % %
9 Stand <*il Kan 31 % 31 It
4" ’ • S • • 1. NY 4 , 41 % * %
_*<» Swift A C- 119% 1141 110%
: •• T* * i Cl IV w 57 % 5 7 % 37 \
?oo Tob Pr--d Export-. % 3%
• '.e * • % 66 % %
•T s Lt A Ht . . .. 194) 100 1 *4)
" Ffl PAI.t A . J % 51%
, >v ^ R. ‘ o C V, '• % *> %
Hr--* A ‘ % * % 15 % I
399 V ,.* Power 34% 34% 34%
? f» Wegt Power rf.l 99% 99% 9ft% I
Yhlt# R • , :r 27
A9 P**en er : % 7% *%
ioo*Ro« h^-ter Silver 7
2 ’"9• st Silver-l ead . ?o 1« ;o
4 ■’■•Ton op ah r>»6tini' *5 <4 «*.
1990*1 s c.mt M me* 17 17 17
iftrtnl’-nh \pe* *% 7% 7%
$i>0 Wenden Cop \Rn “% J% 3%
I>ome*tlr HoiwD
4 Allied Packer 6* 77% 77% 77%
4 A' i-M num '■ 197% 107% l-'7%
D A • Ga* A V- 47 *> x4 *7%
1 Am Ice Co 7* .103 19^ I03
3 Or PA I■ 6%. 93 PS ?5
4 Am Sum Tob 7%* 97 % 1 % ft •
1 A**»J Sim HU •* % » *•» % * '• % *• *
& AH Fruit mr Hi % 22 .
1 h A O A W 1 «I *.*.% 65% • • *
ft Hell Tel <'ant'da 6a 18% 9*% 9» 4
ft Beth St 7a 16 ..104% 104% 1"4 k
14 'an Nat By Eq 7a. 11 2% 111% ' »
i : i' tie* Xer\ 7* I» 10? % 101 % 1" 1 4
o7 Cities S**rv PAL 6a 94 94 94
1 C Has Halt i> %*. . 10? '•, 1"2% 1". *
C Ga« Halt *■- ! 0 *• % 106% • ,
ft i'on Textile ft*... it *5 8 6
6 i uban Tel 7%a.. 109% 1b 6% 1"*%
4 i 'lUahy Pack 6%* 91% 92% 9 %
3 !>el I'ity Ga* M. ,103 101 1 'J
2 Putilop TA R 7a 101 101 lot
2 l td Suga- ba '33. 9 2% 82% ‘ %
1 Hair Hubert 7a.. 89% 99% »< 4
ft Gen Pet ft a.101% 10 1% lUI
M Grand Trunk §%a.l«8% 104% 10*%
1 11...). 1 Rubber 7a 102% 102% 11*2%
2 1. M N A I, 7a ..10:: 103 101
1 M ■fill uba 7 a . ..102% 102% I "2%
1 Nat Diet Co 7a..l00 100 I»0
3 N O Pub S**r 6s . 89% 8 9% 49%
6 No Si P cvt ft % a P»7% 1«|7 % 3 •• T »
4 Penn P*L 6a 9.7 95 96
1 S IVni, 1WI. 5- 1» 9. % 9. 91
1 Phil El 6 % a ’47 . . 1 *' 7 * ] o 7 106
7 Pub Serv KAO i%a 9»% 99% 99 t
A Pure Oil t %*.... I no % loo % luu t
» Shawahecn 7* . .100% 100% loo 4
14 Sbtaa-Sh purch ft*. 101% 101% 1 oI 4
2 South i a I Ed 9 4% 94% 94%
2 1 S'. G:«* A Kl *'• % .« 1 I 1 % lift* 111
2 Swift & C« 6a ..97% 95% v %
7 Cnlon Oil Cal f.s. 9ft 9ft 96
1 I S Rub 6%a '{ft 97% 97% 9. %
» \ a • 'luu Oil 7 a 10ft loft lit#
12 NS eh Mill* ft',a. 9a % 94% |i%
Korritn Honda.
71 Eat RR >inu- 7a *1 Sfl% 11
12 French NM8S 7a 78% 74 71
11 Pm murk *- 9*»% r«i% 9> %
. Neiherid* fts ‘7 2. P»4 103 104
4 Krupp (Fried) 7*. 9 4 9’;% 9 %
1 Petit i* . •••!% 99% |9%
2 Solvav A■ Co 102% 1' '% 1»' %
5 Thyaaen I .V S W 7 a 9'% 9 a % 9 * %
19 Toilu Kl )*"W 7a 9o % 98% f ft %
•Cent» a abate.
Oil* and Knain.
Savannah. Oa., April i:t Turpentine -
Firm. 8n%e. wal»« E'4 hbl* ter*<ipta, ." *>
bbl* . ti"«^«nt>. |»bla . Mock. 1 9»l
bbl*.
Rosin- Kirm aalea. Ilf reecjp'a,
726 caiks. shipments, 2 task*. ato<*k,
4».77ft raaka.
Quotations R $ ft 4 0; p fftftft R fft 7
F. $ ft 80; G ft 9 '• H, J T 07 J, » pi K,
$7.50; M. $: 9- N. »• 17. \VG. $4 25, W W ,
$9,25, X. $•» 4o.
Corn hml Wheat Region Bulletin
Corn and wheat region bulletin for tha
4 4 hour* ending at a a m Monday.
Stations-- High. Low. Ram.
Ashland. Hear .41 60 n no
Auburn, pt. cloudy .4ft 44 n no
Broken How*. Hear.40 41 o no
Columbus. H*ar .ft2 4 1 n no
Culbertson, clear .12 34 n.nn
xFalrburv. H**ar .ft** 41 n no
xFalrrnont Hear .44 47 non
Grand Island. Hear .ft • 42 *» •• »
Hartington. clear .*4 5*» .ft.og
Hastings Hear . 44 4ft n no
Holdrege, « I- r ..4’ 4 9a.
Lincoln. Hear . . i3 44 " 00
xNorth lamp. clear . . . ■> 7 »J n no
North Platte, cloudy ...7 4 43 0.00
Oakdale, Hear ....47 44 0
Omaha, clear .*2 ,77 n no
O'Neill Hear G 44 •* "*
Red Cloud. Hear . 4 4 4 1 « fio
Tekamah, Hear .*1 a • 0 00
Valentine, pt. cloudy.4n 4 2 tt.Oi
Highest a r <1 lowest for 24 hours end.ng
nt 4 a rn 75th meridian time, except
market thus x
Sum mart of Weather Cond tl«>n in
N ehraaka.
Warm weather for the season ha* pre
vailed over the state aino* the preceding
repot r.
Eight showers fell last night at a few
V ■ «
M eteorologlat.
New1 York General.
New York April 13.—Flour—Unsettled;
spring [ I'ent*. $* ft" ft 5 .7 soft wnter
straights. $4.604m 90; hard w nter
alt a iglr t* ’ " v 9 'ift.
P.\« Flour—Quiet fair to rood fft 75 P
T.f . 'hoM e to fancy. $Tlft£7 2S.
Cornmeal—L»ull fine white and yellow
g: nulo tel, $ : 17 C/ 8.2"
R: e Weak. No 2 wesiern $1 i7 f. o.
b New York, and $1 25%. c. i. f.. e x -
nort.
Harley—Steady; malting. $1.1101.17, c
i. f. New York.
Mh*at—Spot, weak No 1 dark north
ern spring. i. f. New York, lake and
rail. 11.89%: No 2 hard winter, f. o. b,
vU un i rail $1 76: No. 2 mixed durum.
$1 71%. No. 1 Manitoba, do. In bond,
$1 78.
ft n—Spot weak: No 2 yellow e 1 f.
*rac New York all rail, fl 21% No. 1
mixed, do. f ! 38 %.
• >ats—Spot easy: No. 3 whlta 5 3©.
Feed—Steady; city bran, 100-pound
•a* k» $29"". western, do. $28*0
Hav—Harelv steady; No. 1 $26.00; No.
?, $2 «0: No J. $17.00019.00; nn -
p 1 e $10 (fatfj 1 ft 9ft
Hop*—St-sdv atato 7*24 27 011c; Pa
cific of. 1 9 2 4. I7tf2!c; 1971 16#l4c.
Tork — Easy, mty S«1 10, family. $31 00
fj 41 no
Lard—Ee*v; middla wirt. $1* 4ft.
Tallow — Steady. aptclal loasa, I%©
I%C. extra. «%c
Rice — Steadv. faney haad. 7 % 9 f % e.
Chicago Butter.
ft*hl“ac- April 27—Good demand and
rht offering" :o the bp'ter markat t»
'•ay resulted i an advance of re !*
on all r*ade* Th* market, at tha ad
was steady and firm A few aa ••
of ton score* »*-• made earfr m th* diT
a* 4’%r 4T %c but bv la'e afrerp.onn
■ aalea w«r* *t 4*c. D*
n and ^a« especially good fn* *« to 9ft
• ere buttev w ?h dealer* holding thea*
jrad«a firmly for prem4um* Tho c»r
♦rai zed market wa» firm with pr -*■
higher on '-count of light offering* and
c- '♦d demand.
Fresh baMer *? aeora. 43e; 91 aoore,
4! % 9ft s' ore 41 r
Ontraliaed fft " ora. He.
New York auras.
New York April It.—Tha raw anigar
market vena umharjred today •’ 4 Sir for
w»>«*t« No sa lea were reported. Ran
t I - • • •
' ut weal ened under lloutdation and eel.,
inf l>v houaes with t'ut-an connections
• 4 ■
Cuban <. rop out-turn probably would e»
• •ceil earlier maximum estimates F'r*|
r*r ■ e* were 1 to * point* net lnw»r >4*'
tinted, 2.14c July. SOIc; September
t 1 ?« I»e ember, f 25c
Refined sugar we* quiet at unchanged
nr *« i *r.t nr from * Tic to 4 *5c f*
fine eranul;'fed.
Refined future* were nominal.
New York Prr l.iwwi*.
New Tick Anril 11—Cotton is "da *r 1
'err* wer* oui»t today, price* *n or »*:
1 r « n*m»tp: n* firm and oih*' clo't <
irregular. Raw *l!‘ waa unrhuns*4
4 r t i vli >• in a Ik rood a wg* very broad.
• r’Hritllr in new printed line* Rea on
*nd r*’ nted mixture* were »-"v»
Xoveitie# and fancies <n printed good*
■'•re f ■ v\ Fin* d'**« gr»,-»^« for fa", o*
: \erv ■* ere opened • ♦ ]*f* \ea- «
♦'•ir# |«v*|* and a moderate amount of
'uture b’.i*ine** waa being laid down Rur
'm* were firmer, due to a *harp rlae n
Calcutta.
New York Cotton.
New Y k April ’3 The general rv
•oq market r ’ «ed ateady at pet advance*
* l ? ■» i" point*