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THE BEEt OMAHA, TUhblMY. A1AKUH 3U,
Market, Financial and. Industrial News of, - the Day
Short Term Notes
Live Stock
Omaha, March I, 1K0.
BseelpU wart: Cattle. Hoge. Sheep.
Estimate Monday... 1,400 18,600 . 00
Kama day laat week. 8.610 16. m 6l72
Same two weeks ago.10.17S 1S.S73 10.1SS
stems three wk. ago. 7.621 .7J5 ,0!0
ama day year ago. (.120 13,149 l.tii
' Receipts and disposition of live etock
at the Union Stock Tarda, Omaha, , Neb.,
tor Si hours ending at t o'clock B. m..
March 17. 19 JO.
RECEIPTS CARS.
v., . ... Ct, H"- H M
Missouri Paelflo s ....
L;olon Pacific 10 lit
C. & N. W. eest J 3
C. A N. W. wet 7 6)1
C St. P., U. & O j 15 .
C, B. & C eait 1 . .
C, B. A Q., west . 4 s
C. R. I. St P., east 1 1
C. R. I. A P., west T
Illinois Central 1 a ....
Chicago Gt. Western 1 1 . .""
Total reselpts ;s 1 44 4
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Morni & To
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
JSehwarts A Co
J. W. Murphy
Wolf
Skinner
Total
106t
Cattlo Receipts of cattle were esti
mated at 8.4(10 head, or about the same
also run as a week ago, but 2.000 loss than
two weeks ngn. Official total for last
week i 31,400 head. The week opened
out with a comi, atrong. active market
on all classm of beet steers, sales being
made at steady to :s cents higher prices.
IleavywetehU witU some quality sold to
a good deal ht Iter advantage than any
time last week, and yearlings were In
Kood demanl rlplit along. She stock also
aold higher, but very uneven, ranging from
I ateady to So certs or more up. Desirable
feedera we' fully ateady with last week's
close.
I Quotations on Cattle Good to choice
( beeves. 11 2.60 13.76 ; fair to good beeves.
tll.6012.50: common to fair beeves, 110.00
11.60; good to choice yearlings, i:.00
, H3.:S; fair to good yearlings, 110.00
31.00; common to fair yearlings, f.00?
10.00; choice to prime heifers. $10 00&
11.75; good to choice heifers, IS.T6 10.00;
eholce lo prime cows, $10.0011.60; good
to choice cows, $3.60 10.00 ; fair to good
cows. $7.009$. 36; common to fair cows,
14.2607.00; cholca to prime feeders, $10.60
13.00; good to choice feeder, JS.75W
JO. 60; medium to good feeders. $.50rg
tlu: common to fair feeders. 7.S0s.5O;
good to choice stockers, $9 60Q10.60; fair
to good stockers. $7.759.50: common to
fair "tockers. $1.00 (7.75; stock heifer?,
IS.SOifj'MO; stock cows. $6.10 8.30; stock
calves, $6.004T10.50: veal calves. IJ.50Q)
15.60; bulla, stage, etc., $6.0010.00.
BEKF STEERS.
No.
33..
XI..
15.
16..
si..
40..
Av. Pr.
. SsU $10 90
. 10M 11 40
1043
....1011
....12:0
....1400
....1!99
11 70
13 20
1 36
12 65
13 40
No.
..,
4..
68...
31...
IS. .
3I. .
17...
Av. Pr.
..1042 $11 S5
..1083 11 60
.1000
.1ZS1
.1153
.1206
.1820
13 00
13 2:.
13 60
13 90
13 75
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
7 50 13 74 3 1 40
It 60 SI S08 11 86
12 00 23 003 13 60
COWS.
I 25 27 644 9 00
9 75 23 1040 10 00
10 26 13 1135 10 3."
10 80 40 1088 11 00
HEIFERS.
8 60 13 840 25
10 75 20 95 11 00
BULLS.
7 00 1 S T 75
8 IS 3 1390 8 60
8 76 2 945 00
9 50
CALVES.
25 1 40 0 60
10 25 " 2 236 12 00
13 60 4 S13 14 60
15 00 1 250 16 25
2 !o 1.) 50 1 2" lo
. isrorkEiis and feepf.ks.
10.. -t.. 513 S 60 11 I 3 75
M.i...73 10O0 7 692 10 76
' f -.J... .1106 11 40
Hogs Tha week opened with a fairly
liberal run of hogs, estimates calling for
217 loads or 1S.S00 head. The shipper mar
ket was sctlve and prices big 25c and pos
sibly more higher, especially on light hogs.
Packers were very slow and prices varied
from steady to a. quarter higher. Bulk
of today's sales was $14.00 15. S5 and top
Sh. Pr. No. Av.
... $12 00 60. .523
11 607
26 $03
11 741
57...... I4S
12. ...... 9(2
33 1134
13 $48
615
13 104
1 75
1 1510
1 1570
1 660
10.'..... 411
10 990
2 345
375
No. A.
4..S6J
43. .29
..26V
63. .$94
6S. .286
66. .21
71..S2T
301. 18S
29. .245
70
'70
40
11 80
13 5
14 10
14 26
14 60
14 75
15 00
IS 2i
67. .297
70. .313
61. .305
72. .243
28. .232
94. .326
74. .176
135.210
fh. Pr,
70 $13 75
13 90
90
110
14 00
14 15
14 36
14 60
14 $0
15 10
la 60
lambs
Fhcincial
Omaha Grain
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire,
New York, March 29. Trading in
stocks was Rtiided mainly by the
course of call money rates today
resulting in an all-around decline
near the close of the session. A firm
state of the money market was in
dicated by the opening rate of 8 per
cent for demand loans. It was not
difficult for speculators to see in this
figure when taken against the back
ground of the week-end statement
of the federal reserve system a ris
ing tendency and the action of
shares in the afternoon reflected
activity among sellers for the short
account as soon as the money quo
tation began to stiffen. It advanced
to 12 per cent before the day's bor
rowing had been completed.
Presumably, the breakdown of tele
graph service to Interior cities because
of severe storms had something to do
with the mvement of stocks, leaving busi
ness largely In the hands of local pro
fessional traders. The turnover was re
duced by the lack of outside participa
tion and tha market following paid at
tention to reports of heavy damage to
property In tha path of Sunday s tor
nadoes. In cotton trading, news of tha storms
and flnods had Influence In movlnf quota
tions higher, as the statistical position
f tha staple, coupled with continued ex
ports on a large scale, has mads the
market sensitive to events likely to cur
tall spring planting.
In the light of too physical and credit
factors affecting the day's )ealings In
stocks It whs not posslbls to draw deduc
tions from the market's developments. At
times there was a sharp upbldding of
mntnr, steel snd petroleum shares, evi
dently efforts continued from last week's
endeavor. A survey of dealings In the
last half hour so plainly denoted bearish
operations to undermine the sdvance that
underlying conditions of Industry of a
sort to mould prices were practically sub
merged. Current comment of commission houses
and banking circles shows, however, that,
for some time to come ft tight credit
situation is likely to have more of a
bearing upon stocks than reaults In fields
of production.
The action of the exchanges Indicated
large prnflt-taklng sales, a development
not surprising In view of last week's
advance. Sterling st the closing rats
ot $3 89 for checks was bc below Satur
day's final figures. Franca receded 22
points while Italian rates lost more
ground, the movement of these rates being
an extension of last week's decline.
New York Quotations
Number of .sales and range
the leading stocks:
Sales. High
Amer. Beet S... 1,900 89H
Anier. Can 1,600 49 i
A. -. and y. . . .16,800 146
Amer H. A L. Pfd 600 87
Amer. K 4.600 106
Amer. S. A R. ... 2,400 69H
Amer, s. K.
Amer. S. T
Amer. T,
A. Z L. A S.
Ana. Cop. . . .
Atchison
of prices of
A T
. 1,600 132V.
. 6,200 103 V
. 500 97
. 600 1914
. 9.300 64H
300 83
A.. i, & W. 1. S. S. 7,600 173V,
Bald. Loco.
Beth. 6teel "B"..
Butte S. Cop. .
t'al. Pet
Can. Paclfio
Cent. I.eath
Ches. & Ohio...
Chi., M. St. P..
fhl. ft N. W
Chi., R. I. & Pac. .
Chlno Cop
Col. F. & I
Corn Pro
Crucible Steel
Cuba C. S. . .
Pis. S. Corp.
Erie
Gen. Elct. . .
Gen. Motors . .
240
Rhen- Arrivals of sheen and
wera estimated at 43 doubles but IS loads
were consigned direct to a pacaer ana
fivs loads carried through billing. Pack
ers furnished a vigorous demand for
killing material from the start and prices
ruled sharply higher. Fat lambs sold at
sv general advance of fully halt dollar as
compared with last week. Two loads of
cholca Colorado Mexicans topped at $20.25,
with other sales of good lambs reported
round $12.7641.85. A few clipped ewes
landed at til. 00, not enough sheep wera
received to try out values. Trade In
feeders and shearers remained nominally
tsady. practically nothing selling on
country account. Good shearers are
ailing to advantage but feeders continue
Blow sale.
Quotations on Sheep Tjambs, good to
choice. $19.75jn.25; lambs, fair to good.
119.00019.76; shearing lambs. tlT.tn
1.26; feeding Ismhs, $ls.0Oia 17.35 : cull
lambs, $14.0015.60: Yearlings. $16.60&
27.76; wethers, $13.75015.60; awes, good
to choice. $13.85(8' 1,4. 25; ewes, fair to
rood, $13.40913.60: lamby awes. $0.ooJ
14.00; awa culls and csnners, $5.00310.00.
J'AT LAMBS.
Jo. A. Pr. No. Av. Pr,
416 fad.'.. 00 1 75 168 fed... 83 $19 85
142 fad... M 18 25 365 fed... 81 19 60
FAT EWES.
1(3 shorn. II 11 00
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City. Mo.. March 29. Cattle
Receipts, 16,000 hesd; market steady to
atrong; calves, steady to 6O0 higher;
1 heavy beef steers, choice and prime, $13.00
4914 16; medium and good, $11.251290;
common, $10. 00 11.15; lightweight, good
nd choice, $11.6013 25: common snd
medium, 39.00JH1.60; butcher cattle, heif
ers, 17.21011.36: cows. $6.otl2.00: veal
calves, $14.25018.26; feeder steers, $8.60
A3. 60;- stacker steers, $6.76011.50.
Hogs Receipts, 16.000 head; market
Steady to J 60 higher; bulk. 313.75915 .15:
heavies, U3.t0JH4.60; mediums. $14. 50ft
II. 15: lights. I15.20$15.40; packing sows,
III. 7513, 60; pigs. $1 3.00 16.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 8,000 head;
market, lambs, 25 to 40c higher: sheep,
trong; lambs, t IT. 40 20. 15 ; culls snd
common, $14.00917.25: yearling wethers,
$16.00017.25; ewes. $U.6014.25; culls
Stnd common, $5. 504911. 2o; breeding ewes,
ll.0091i.60; feeder Jambs. $14.25816.3.,.
Chicago live Stock.
Chicago, March 29. Cattle Receipts,
1,006 bead; trade to erratic to warrant de
tailed quotations.
Hogs Receipts. 2.000; market 80c
higher than Saturdays avarage: hulk,
114.60015.40; top. $16.00. Heavy( $14.10
21.35: medium. $14.76T15 0: light, 115.25
eii.it: light light. $15.001816 60: heavy
packing sows, smooth, $13,18913.76; pack
ing sows, rough, 13.0$13.16; pigs, 113.60
15 60.
Sheep Receipts. 19,000 head; mostly
direct to packers; not snough salss to
quota prices.
On account of an embargo resulting
from a strike of stock yard employes, no
live stock la expected to arrive In Chicago
tomorrow.
CHonx City Live Stock.
Sloui City, la.. March 29. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3,100 hesd; market wesk to 2..c
lower; beef steers, choice fed. $13.00g
14.00; short fed, 19.00911.75; best cows.
I6.7697.7i: fat cows and heifers. $8. 00ft
11.60; csnners, $4.5096.t0; veal calves.
11.00011.10: common calves, $8.009.5O;
feeders, I8.00910.2l: stockers. $7 0069.75,
feeding cows snd heifers, $5,009? 00.
Hogs Receipts. 10,000 head: market, 10
493to higher: light, $14.60 vf 15. 10; mixed.
tl4.00O14.t0; heavy, $13.50914.50; bulk.
14.0091i.i0.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 100 hsad;
market stesdy.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
Bt Joseph, Mo., March 29. Cattle R
Beipts, 2,100: strong; steers, $9.60913.50;
cows and heifers, i. 00013.50; calves,
i.60014.00.
Hogs Receipts. 6.500 head: market
teadyi top. $15,40; bulk. $13.65915.35.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. S.OOO head:
toarket Its higher; lambs, $19.00920.16;
Irwss. tIt.OO01i.2i.
TtOTMtUiii and Rosin.
(3stanab, Oa March 29. Turpsntlne,
firm. !3.ti; sales, 28 barrels; receipts, 28
laarrele; shipments, 3 barrels; stock. 1,707
barrels.
Rosin, firm: salss. ti barrels; receipts.
Hf barrels; stock, ll.STf barrels. Quote:
B. Ili.OO; D. E, F.-O. $17 50; H, T. $17 88;
JC. il$.oo: M, 113.35; N, $U.fO; WG.
til 00; WW, $19.80.
New York Rugar.
Nssr Tork. March 29. Raw Sugar
rmer; centrifugal, l$.04s; tins granvi-
.i4.otieis.oo
Close.
88
48
141
37
103
88
130 '4
09
97
19
63 i
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165
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8',
66
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66
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S53
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61 Vj
14
158
170
MVJ
19
90
694.
931,
24 V
83VJ
17
31H
197
23'
47S
28 U
8
15S
74 '4
344
96
80
40
100 "4
43
31 '4
61 '
1 9 "
84T
1051,
444
99'
23 '4
105Vi
211
72A
119
78
93 4
1034,
113
77S
631,
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82'i
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103V,
' ' Bond List.
V- S. 5s. res;. .101 IT. C. raf. 4 T2f
da coupon.. 101 If. K. Ma. Cs SOU
P. S. 4s. reg. ,101'VK. C. S. ref. 6s.. 691,
P. S. c. 4s, cou.lOiH:! ft N. tin. 4s 80V,
61,100 1354,
13,700 tlli
, e Art ,,t"
300 39
300 133 V,
1,!00 87V
400 67
600 S8V,
:s " n h
. 1.4"0 S7i
900 37 14
. 200 39'J
. 6.810 93H
.15,400 261
.16,500 60H
410 6SJ
. 100 14
. 1,700 160
. 3.600 3J7
Ot. Nor.. Pfd... 200 818i
C.t. Nor. Or. Ctfs. 900 S9V
III. Cen. 800 90S
In. Cop 6,200 604
Int. M: M.. Pfd... 2,300 9i,
Inter. Nickel 12.400 243s
ituer. raper. ..... j.ntie et
nan. i.jty fr.outn.
Kenne. Copper...
Mexican Petro. .
Miami Copper .
Mldvale Steel . .
Mo. Pacific ....
Mon. Power ...
Nevada Copper
N. Y. Central..
N.i Y., N. H.& H.
Nor. & Virginia
No. Pacific 200 80
Pac. Tel.. & Tel.. 100 40
Pan-Amer. Pet... 8,100 10414
Pennsylvania 900 43
Pitta. v W. Va.. 1,200 S3 i
ritta. Coal ...t... 500 63
Ray Con. Copper. 100 SO
Reading 10,700 87
Rop. I. ft. S. .. . ..21,100 109
Sinclair O. & R.. 84, 800 46
So. Pacific 3.800 101
Southern Ry .... 1,000 2314
Studebsker Corp. .15,700 1084
Texas Co 6,400 215V4
Tob. Prod 1,000 74 1
Pnion Paclftc 500 121
P. Stores 6.200 80
P. P. Ind. Alcohol 8,100 98 V4
P. . Steel 7.0 105
P. S. Steel, pfd. . . 610 113
Ptah Copper I.510 7S'4
West. Klectrlo .. 1.400 Sls
Willys. Overland . 3,100 24 'a
National LeHd 83',
Ohli Cities 1,410 45
Royal Dutch 6.200 10644
200 17
600 32
. . 6,700 302H
.. 600 24
.. 700 474
. . 800 29
.. 200 68
.. 400 15i
. . 3.100 75
600 , 34
100 :
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83
48 !4
141
27
103
68
130
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97
194
634
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165
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86
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241 V
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369V4
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112',
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82 lt
44 Vi
103 U
P. 3s. reg .... 80
do coupon.. 86
A. T. AT. cv, 6s 97
A. -French 6s .. 98
M.K.&T.let4s... its
M. Pac. gen. 4s. 15
M. fow. us . . , . In
N. Y. C deb. 6s. 93
A. A Co. 4s.. 83 N. Pac. 4s 74V4
Atch. gen. 4s.. 76ViN. P. 3s tSVi
p. & o. cv. 4is e,tj. p. i,. rer. ss.. tn
B. Steel ref. 5s 84
C. Lea. 6s 95
C. Pac. 1st ... 92 ?
C. & O. cv. 6s.. 78
C B Q..1oint4s. 94 s .L.ftS.F.S,6s
C.MSP.ev.4VS to is. p. cv. 6s.
C.R.I. &P.ref 4s. 664 R. Ry. 6s ...
C. C. 1: t. 6s . . 89 T. Co. cv. 69.
C. of Paris 6s.. 91 T. ft P. 1st
C. S. ref. 4a 73 lp. P. 4s ...
D&R. G. c. 4. 64 PKC.BftI5s.'37. 881
p. of 1- OS. '31. 90 V. S. R. 5s 83
Krle Ken. 4s... 41 P. S. Steel 6s.. 91
O. Elec. 6s 89lWabash 1st .... 87
G. N. 1st 4'ia 80!
Bid.
P. T. ft T. 6s.. 85
Pa. con. 4s. 83
Ps. gen. ts ... 89
Read. gen. 4s... 78
102
84
104i
83
82
London Money.
London. Msrch 29. Bar Sllvsr 71d
per ounce.
Monev 4U per cent
Discount Rates Short bills, 1 per
cent; three montns' bills, t per cent.
Bar Sliver.
New York. March 29. Bar SHrer
$1.26.
Mexican Dollars 7e.
UPDIKE
We Specialise in the Careful
Handling of Orders of
Grain and Provisions
for
Future Delivery
in
All Important Markets
Ws Are Members el
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis Merchants Exchange
Ksnsas City Bosrd of Trade
Sioux City Board of Trad
Omaha Grain Excbangs
W'e O pars' Offices at
Omaha, Neb. Sioux City, la.
Lincoln, Neb. Atlantic, la.
Hastings, Neb. Hamburg, la.
Holdrege. Neb. Des Moines. Is.
Geneva, Neb. Milwaukee, Wis.
Chicago. 111.
and all of these offices are con
nected with each other by private
wires.
We Solicit Your Patroaaf
THE UPDIKE GRAIN
COMPANY
Grain Exchangs Building,
Omaha, Neb.
P. 3. Cash Consignments Solicited.
Omaha. March 21.
Wheat ranged unchanged to about Jo
lower. The market was draggy with the
demand rather light. Corn was un
changed to 14 3o up," the bulk unchanged
to lo higher. Oats were generally c
higher. Rye advanced 2Jc. Barley was
nominally unchanged, liraln arrivals to
day were light for a Monday's run. Corn
receipts were 79 cars sgalnst 97 csra lait
Monday. Wheat receipts were 62 cars
and oats I cars.
Wheat No. 1 hard: 3 ears12.60. No 2
hsrd: 1 car, $2.69; 3 cars. $2.68; 3 cars,
$2.67; 1 car, $2.57 (amutty). No. 3 hard:
1 car, $2.56: 1 car, $2.64. No. 4 hard: 1
car, $2.61. Sample hard: 1 car, $2.49; 1
oar, $3 30. No. 2 spring; 1 car, $2.70. Sam
ple Northern Spring: 3-5 car, $2.35. No.
2 mixed: 2-5 car. $3.50 (duruml. No. 3
mixed: 3 cars. $2.60 (durum); 3-5 car,
$2.49 (durum). No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $2.48;
3-6 car. $2.46 (smutty). Sample mixed: 1
car. $2.25 (52 per cent white, 48 per cent
rye).
Corn No. 3 white: 3 cars, $1.53; 1 car,
$1.64. No. 4 white: 3 cars, $1.51: 1 car,
$1,49. No. 8 yellow: 1 car. $1.66 1 iar.
$1.56. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, $1.63 (shipper's
weights): i cars. 11.52. No. 6 yellow: 1
car, $1.50; 2 cars, 11.49. Ssmple yellow:
1 car. $1.43 (10 per cent damaged.) No. 3
mixed. 3 cars, $1.53; 4 cars. $1.62. No. 4
mixed: 1 ear, $1.60: 1 car. $1.60 (dry): 1
car. $1.49. No. t mixed: 5 cars, $1.48
(snippers weignts). wo. mixed: 1 car,
$1.4 (sour 17.8 per cent moisture; 1 car,
$1.48 (shippers' weights).
oats No. 3 white: 7 3-5 cars, 93 c.
Sample white: 1 ear. 93c.
Rye No. 2: 1 ear. $1.73. No. 3: I cars,
$1.73; 2 2-i cars. $1.71. No. 4: 1 car,
$1.71.
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Today Week Year
Receipts Awn Am
Wheat '.. 12 43 9
Corn 79 7 128
Oats 27 28 I 80
Rye 6 7 4
Barley 1 j8
Shlrjments
Wheat 40 ;s 153
Corn 61 41 64
OaU is 11
", 0
Barly 2 1 6
RECEIPTS IN OTHKR MARKETS.
Wheat Corn Oats
Chicago 6 97 64
Kansas City joj (2 ;3
St. Louis 6j 1J7 i"
Minneapolis "us
Duluth "7
Winnipeg "245 ' ';;
O.M VHA GRAIN INSPECTION.
The njmber of csrs of grain of the sev
eral grades Inspected "in" here durlne
the last 24 hours follows:
Wheat No. 1 hard. 1; No. 2 hard, 11;
So. 3 hard. 13; No. 4 hard. 6; No. 5 hard
2: sample hard, 3: No. 3 mixed. 1; No. 4
T total 40N' prlng' 1; """"Pi8 spring
'Corn No.' 2 white. 1; No. 3 white. 7;
No. 4 white, 8; No. 5 white, 1; No. 3 yel
low, 6; No. 4 yellow, ; No. t yellow. 6:
No. yellow. 1; No. 8 mixed, 4 No 4
mixed, 1Q: No. I mixed. 6; No. I mixed,
1; total, 54.
Oats No. 3 white. 21: No. 4 white 4
sample white. 1 ; total, 36
taW N' "" ; N" ' 4i N' 1: t0"
."total5" 4N' ' ,: N'' 1 f"d' l! ncM
PRIMARY' RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Today. Year Ao
.u Today.
heat 883,000 65S.0OO
Corn 867,000 873.000
7S3.00O 852,000
Shipments
Wheat 268,000 984.000
C,orn 456,000 306.000
Oats 402,000 6S6.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Wheat and Klour. .. .720,000 $23 000
X0" 6o
041 470.000
Complete figures covering wheat snd
J? 'Lour m"nent throughout the
Uilted tSates for the week ending March
,.J'h.t.rec',pU' ,rom farms bushels.
1$20. S.606,000; U19. 2,3!6,000
Wheat receipts, from farms, previous
week, bushels, 1920. 4,129,000; 1913, 3,ol4,.
Wheat rcipt from farms. Jun Z7 fn
MM.OoV"!0- l,U""'!', """
Flour nrndiined ilurln k
1920. 1.124.000; 1919, 3,606,000
..Ia . Pron""" previous week, barrels,
1920. 1.S11.O00; 1919. 2,184,000,
Flour produced June 37 te March 1,
1$20. barrels, 103,631,000; 1919, 88.736,000.
Total stocks wheat all elevatora and
mills, bushels. 1920, 169,176,000: 1920.
169.176.000; 191S, 189,807,000.
Total stocks wheat all elevatora and
mills previous week, bushels, 1920, 174,066.
001: 1919. 203.038,000.
Change for week, decrease, bushels, 1920.
4,890,000; 1912. 13,231,000.
Exports of Wheat and Flour.
Exports of wheat and floor Julv 1, 1919.
to March 19, 1920, amount to 90,878,000
bushels of whest and 13,426.000 barrels of
flour, making a total equal to 146,791,000
bushels of wheat, compared with 127,090,
000 bushels of wheat and 18,820,000 bar
rels of flour laat year to March 19. 1919,
the first 19 days of March being prorated
from the monthly total, making a to
tal of 211,779.000 bushels of wheat. Last
year's total flour exports include Ameri
can relief administration and American ex
peditionary forces shipments
Santa Ks Crop Report: Rains In the
western half of Kansas revived the win
ter wheat crop and Is expected to over
come much of the damage by recent wind
storms as shown by the weekly crop report
of the Santa Fa railroad. Little rain fell
In the westsrn third and considerable dam-
Chicago Grain Local Stocks and Bonds
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Chicago, March 29. Crippled wire
service curtailed business in grains
and the receipt and distribution of
news. Grain prices advanced early
on local buying and receded qji
profit-taking and bear pressure.
March corn was congested snd closed
IS" hither, while May and July finished
unchanked and September ?8c lower, oats
lost .c to c and while rye was Ho
to Ce higher.
Provision trading was affected by the
labor troubles at the stock yards and
packing houses and closed at nearly che
lows st of the day with pork off 65c to
Tie, lard 30o to 37 He and ehortrlbs 20o to
22Hc.
Corn traders were Inclined to go slow
on both aides of the market, pending
resumption of wire service with the coun
try. Sentlmont was mtX'. d and what few
rnlers drifted In from the outride were
mainly on the buying side. There was
nothing in the news to csuse any un
easiness on the part of longs or shorts,
and prices moved slowly within a range of
lt,c, closing sbout the same as on Satur
day with the exception of March.
A little short cuvertng advanced the
latter to 31.621, at the lust or within Ho
of the best figure on the crop.
Exporters bid $3.77 for No. 3 hard
winter wheat, track New York. No sales.
Spot No. 2 hard sold at $3.55012.58, and
No. 3 hard at H.li, while No i red was
$2.56.
Continued closing of spreads In May
oats between Chicago and Winnipeg, nar
rowed the difference 'c, the latter market
closing 1c lower, while Chicago was off
,c. Trade was very light and mainly
local.
Houses with seaboard connections and
cash interests were good buyers of r.ve
and prices ranged higher. Bids of 16 So
over Msy, track Baltimore, were made
for shipment by April 20. No. 3 on spot.
2 He over May with sales at $1.79
1.80.
Darley was In good demand snd lfto
higher, malting grades leading. Spot sales
were at $1.4501.67.
By Tpdike Grain Co., Ooug. 2627. March 29.
Art. I Open. High, Low. Close, I Sat'y.
Corn I I j
Men. 1.61 1.62U 1.61 1.62V, liOSj
May 1.66V, .66?i 1.654 1.56 1.66
July 1.61 1.51 1.49 1.50V4 1.60',
Sept. 1.47 '4 1.47 V 1.45 V, 1.46 V 1.48!3
Rye
May 1.76.L7844 17Vi l.TH 1.1 1
July 1,71V r.731 1.71 1.721 1.70",
Oats j I I
May .864,' .6',f .84 .86V, .86'(.
July .79, .794, .78', .78 .79N
Sept. .694,1 .69 .68! .6
Pork I
May 37 15 37.21 S6.80 36.60 37 28
July 37.35 '37.36 36.60 36.60 :37 25
Lard I I
May 31.15 31.15 20.70 '20.80 121.10
July 21.90 31.92 21.47 121.63 1,31.90
Ribs
May 19 10 19.17 18.80 18.90 18.10
July 19 70 !l9,70 19.80 jl9.37 l9.60
New York OeneraL
New Tork, March 29. Flour Steady:
spring patents. $12.60!13.25; spring
clears, 39.6010.S5; winter straights,
110.80 11.25; Kansas straights, $13.25
13.00.
Cornmeal Steady; yellow granulated,
$4.0504,16.
Buckwheat Quiet: good milling, $3.60
3.60 per 100 pounds.
Wheat Spot, firm; No. 2 red and No.
i hard. $2.85 f, o. b. steamer, June ship
ment Corn Spot, barely steady: No. 2 yellow.
$1.82 snd No. 2 mixed, $1.81 c i. f.
New Tork.
Oats Spot, barely steady; No. 1 white,
$1.08V.
Hay Quiet: No. 1, $2.35.40: No. 2,
$2.3092.36; No. 3, $3.0532.15; shipping,
$1.909 2.00.
Hops Steadv; state snd Pacific coast,
medium to choice 1019, 7le85c; 1318,
66J70e.
Lard Easy: middle west, $20.35930.45.
Tallow Uull: special loose. IStjC.
Rice Firm: fancy head, 14Vjl916e; blue
rose, fancy, i;,,ilSc.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City, March 29. Butter Un
changed. Eggs Current receipts, 30c lower per
case, $12.50: firsts, lo lower, 43o.
Poultry Hen,, higher, 34V,e.
age to wheat has resulted. Unless It rains
some at once much of the acreage will
be plowed up and put Into other grains.
Eastern half of Oklahoma and northwesU
ern half of. that state and part of the1
Panhandle section had good beneficial
ralne. Cotton, com planting abow indi
cations of Increased acreage to the same
as last year. A little corn and cotton
has also been planted In southern Okla
homa. In the country east of the Mis
souri river there were good rains. Box
car situation Is slightly Improved. There
Is a big shortage of open top cars for
moving cosrss freight. Live atock ehlp
msnts to the north are expected to start
In about a month.
Chicago wire says: Elevator Interests
and the Grain corporation are working on
a plan fo- distribution of cars that will be
satisfactory to all Interests. They have
conferred and have practically agreed to
let the grain corporation have 60 par cent
of tha cars that are unloaded when it is
possible. They are not to get the full
allotment In any one day unless the car
supply Is heavy, but will try and work it
out by the end of the week.
The Backbone of the Oil Industry
The Refinery The Royalty Interest
A Pre-Trading Offering
Great Texas Oil& Refining Co.
OF FORT WORTH. TEXAS
CAPITAL, 2 .000,000 PAR VALUE, 3)1.00
OWNS A ROYALTY INTEREST IN
70,000 Bbls. Daily Production 111 Well Now Drilling
725 Well Contracted 2 Producing Wells
OWNS OUTRIGHT
576 Acres of Leases and an Interest in 11,998 Acres
9,000-Bbl. Refinery Now Under Construction
'Si
1 )(. s. v, it
' X t v v 5-Nll
r U
mm 31 Jig
The Big Sure Profits Are In
the Refining of Oil
Dividends 24, Payable 2 Monthly
now being made from earnings from royalty interests.
The company's officers and directors are bankers and
business men who are vouched for by large banks and
trust companies.
Trading on N. Y. Curb Market will begin April 1
There is no guesswork in the Refining business. This
is your opportunity to buy Great Texas Oil & Refining
stock NOW
At $1.50 Per Share
W. T. RUSSELL & CO., Inc.
50 Broad Street , New York City
CLIP THIS COUPON AND MAIL TODAY
. W. T. RUSSELL CO..
DO Broad St, N. Y.i
Please mail me without oblitra
tlou full Information regarding the
Great Texas Oil & Refining Co.
N'ams
Address
City State
O. P
W. T. RUSSELL A CO.,
60 Broad St.. N. Y, :
Enclosed find t for
shares of Great Texas Oil & Re.
fining Co. stock at (1.60 per share.
Name
Addre-a
City State
O. R
Quotations furnished by Birns. Brlnker
& t-o., Marcb ! 190:
Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Alfalfa Butter Co. pfd 60
Bankers Mtge. Loan, Omaha.. 15
Heatrloe Creamery, pfd 101 110
Hoatrice t'rfamary com J00 210
Uuriress-Nasli pfd 7 pet.,
1923-41 9V, ion
Continental O. & K. pfd DO
Douglas Motors com 62? 70
Eldredxe-Reynolda Co, 7 pet.
pfd 09 4 100
Fairmont Cream pfd 9S 100
Oooch Food. Prod, pfd 07 Va 90
Clooih Food Prod, com 75 10
Goodyear Tire snd Rubber Co.
7 pet. 1st pfd 99 100
Harding Cream 7 pot. pfd 100
Lincoln Tel. Tel. 6 pet. pfd. . . tj ,
Lincoln T. &. T. com. 1 pel.. 94 98
Lion Bonding & Surety Co..
Omaha 165 1 so
Nfb. Power Co, 7 pe.t. pfd :t
Nichols Oil pfd. war bonus... 82" S7U
M. C. Peters Mill 7 pet. pfd,
1933 97-i 199
SherwIn-tVilllams Taint Co. 7
pet. pfd 99, 100
M. 13. Hltllth 7 pet. pfd., 1921. 99 100 U
"t.im.iU luinat, vu......... ,. AUU
Thompson-Beldon A Co. 7 pat.
pM 99 101
Union Power A Light 7 pet.
Pfd.
Union Stock Yards. Omaha. . . . 100
Bonds
Col. U. H. A P. 5s, 1924 94 95 U
Cuba Cane Sugar ts, 1910,...
French Cities Ks, 1934 ,.
Kill Hotel Bldg. 6s, 121-30. .
Joint Stock Land Bank is.
various
Lincoln T. & T. it. 1946
Lincoln Trac. is, 193
Mavtag Co. tis, various
Omaha Athletic s, 19SI
Omaha, City of. various
O. A C. B. St. Ry. 6s, 192K...
Union Stock Yards. Omaha,
1st Ss. 1931
Wichita Tarda 6s, 19S4
100
9914 100
H
S71,
$2
J.75 pet.
95 100
S,00 pc.
75 80
9
95 J9
Extra dividend.
New York Money.
New York. March 29. Prime Mercantile
Pupcr per cent.
Exchange Irregular.
Sterling Sixty. day bills, 3.0., ; com
mercial 60-day bills on bsnks, I! 90 V,;
commercial 60'ttsy hills, S3.S9; demand,
$3 94; rabies, 1194,.
Francs Demand, 14.40; cables, 14.46.
Belgian Francs Demand, 13. 16; cables,
13.S4.
Guilders. Demand, S7c; rabies. SHe.
Lire Demand. 20.05; cables, 20.00.
Marks Demand, 1.34c; cables, l.Soc.
Bonds Government, Irregular; railroad,
lrretfular.
Time Loans Strong: 60 days. 90 days
and six months. 8f8'4) per rent.
Call Money Steady; hlh. 10 per cent:
Iom', 8 per cent; ruling rate, 8 per cent;
closing bid, a per cent; offered at 10 per
cent: lsst loan, 10 per cent; bank accept
ances. 6 per cent. .
After tha close the following prices
were made:
High, 13 per cent; closing bid, 11 per
cent; offered at 12 per cent; last loan,
1J per cent.
if
The Lion Bonding
& Surety Company
OF OMAHA
Assets $1, 600, 000.00
Writes more plate glass insur
ance than any company in the
United States, west of Chicago.
Sunday's severe storm and heavy losses ought to make you, Mr.
Omaha Business Man, look over your policies and see if you are
safe. Of course, there will be more storms. The year is starting
out with a pretty bad record already.
We suggest you phone. Your regular broker can give you a Lion
Policy, if you insist and if you are wise you will so insist. Or
you may phone Alfred Mayer, Douglas 7060, and everything will
De attended to.
E. R. GURNEY, Pres.
Another
New Oil Field
in Wyoming
Get in on the ground floor!
Oil lands within one mile of
two flowing wells In the heart
of the new Bolten Oil Field.
Did you ever make 1000
on your investment?
See or write us now.
Keith & Wertz
t Pullman Hotel, City
Motor Wheel
Corporation
8 Per Cent Cumulative
First Preferred Stock
Successor by Purchase ot
PRUDDEM WHEEL CO.
THE AUTO WHEEL COMPANY.
OIKR PRESSED STEEL CO.,
THE WEISS A LESH MFG. CO.,
Makers of wheels from timber
operations to finished product.
100 and Accrued Dividends
Circular en request ier OB 291
JheNationalGtf
Company Correspondent Offices In Over
0 Cities
Omaha First National Bank
Bulletins;
Telephone Douflss 331S
Quotations furnished by Peters Trust
Co; Bid Asked.
American Tel. A Tel (s. 192 3
American Tel. & Tel. 7H si
American Thread 6s. 12 J 9
American Tobacco "s, 1920. ...loo iom,
Americas Tobacco Ts, 1921 . ...100 tons
American Tobacco 7s, !).. ..too 103V
American Tobsceo 7s, . . . . 1"0 lHO";
Anaconda Copper bs. 19S1 !6'
Analo-Frcnch Est. s. U20.. s,
Armour & Co. Con, Deb. ti, 20 H'a 101
Armour & Co. Con. Pen. 6s. '21 , H'l
Armour t Co. Cou. 1Mb. (is, '3 ', 101
Armour & Co. Con. Ieb. (s. '2S 101
Armour Co. Con. Deb. Ss. "J 9s 101
Bethlehem Steel Co, 7s, lj:.. s 100U
Bethlehem Steel Co. 7s, 3Sn U0
British 6H. 121 9
Canada Cs. 1921 8', H
C, H. & Q. 4s, I92t 4 95'n
Cudahy J'aek. Co. In, 1933 4 lOK'i
(Jen. Electric Deh. a. 1120 9S 9
Great, Northern Ry. 6s. 1930.. i 99
Kansas City Term 6s, 1923.... 9SV 9?ti
I.lgg'tt & Myers 6s. 131 .... S 9H
Proctor & Gamble 7s. 1(11 .... 100 1004,
Proctor & Oamble 7s, 1(32. ... 100 4 101
Proctor & Gamble 7s, 1!3. . . . 100 11 Vi
Southern ll.v. 6s. 1920 S3'i l1
Swift & Co. 6S, 1921 991.
Villon r.iolfle Si, 192S 100 102
U. S. Rubber 7s, 192 J .102 103
W ilson Conv. 6. 1(21 (1
LIBERTY BONDS.
rirst j'. , in!
Flrt 4s i v',,'!2'!i
Second 4s K.iO
First 4 Us
saoond 4 vis
Third 4s I
Fourth 4ViS
Fflth Ss JT
Fifth 3s ,
'
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn.. March !(. r"lur
26o hlihar; In carload lots, standard floar
uuoted at 113.75 a barrel. In ((-pound cot
ton tacks. Shipments, 38.4(1 barrels.
Barley 11. SOW 1H.
Rve No. 3. 1 lT3i.
Bran I4S.00.
Wheat $2 0(ff (N.
Corn (1.659 1.67.
Oats V4.l3'(0Vo.
yiaa 4.(l.. j
Chicago 1' reduce.
Chicago, March S. Butter Hiejhet;
cresmery. 50i(j'66c.
fcKKS Lower; receipts. 23. 914 esses;
firsts, 43434o; ordinary firsts. 40v,t
41 Sc. at msrk, cases Included, 42042s
Poultry Alive, hl-her; springs, SSc;
fon Is. 43c.
Kansas City t.reln.
Kansas City. Mo.. March ?(. Corn
Close: May, 11.62; July. 11.40 VI; Sep
tember. 11.44.
AHi&h GradePref erred Stock
Free From Normal Federal
Income Tax
YIELDS 7.75 at present market.
STRONGLY protected by assets and
earnings.
BACKED by long history of progress and
achievement.
FOUNDED on an essential industry and
a high grade product.
MANAGEMENT of proven worth.
. PROTECTED by a strong sinking fund.
LISTED on the Chicago Stock Exchange..
We recommend for conservative investment, the .
v Vb Cumulative First Preferred Stock of the
J.I.CASE PLOW WORKS COMPANY
Write or call for complete description and intertstini ondjtii.
t
A. B. Leach & Co., Inc.
Imwtnwnt Securities
New York Mlnneapolu Baltimore
Philadelphia Milwaukee Cleveland
St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit
Boston Duluth
105 South La Salle Stmt, Cluca&o
I
1
Bur Before April 1st
and Sv Taxes.
Owed and Recesasaaatted
by Heme Bullslera, lac,
ef Omaha, Nee.
First Mortgage Bonds
Tax Free
in
Nebraska
Better
1 Than a
7 In
vestment. Not
Tax
Free.
20 Years
Without
Loss of
$1.00 of
Principal
or Interest.
Investors in our first mortgage bonds hold just that much
interest in a large first mortgage on new business property
centrally located in Omaha. '
DENOMINATIONS: $250, $500, $1,000 up to $5,000
INCOME
The income from this property is more than two and one-half
times the annual interest on the mortgage.
INTEREST, 8 NET Payable Semi-Annually
TAXES -s
The taxes on these bonds are paid by the owners of th
property,
Save the taxes on your money by investing in these bonds now,
making your investment better than 7 where you pay taxes.
TERMS
The bonds are convertible, if desired, any time after 1 year
on SO days' notice.
DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE sent free upon request.
A part of your business solicited. All inquiries promptly answered.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO.
Omaha, Nebraska.
C. C. Shlmer, Sec. G. A. Rohrbougb, Pres. ' ( ' '
1 ' J
Meavy Uinds Cause Mainiy
mm
Glass replacements cost more than ever before.
You cannot afford to be without Plate Glass
Insurance. Let us quote our rate for your risk.
THE HARRY A. KOCH CO.
General Agents
LION BONDING & SURETY COMPANY
Jos. L. Adams. Department Mgr. Paul Hutchison, Ass't Mgr.
Tyler 360 First National Bank Bldg.
