THE BKE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY"
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Financial
rorW iq London, i-r merely tpccu
a tort bidding up richanuc or rov-
jii niv ij u in vuuili.
y ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
N'w YtiiU Frk i l .n.t...
ihiiie mark. fiu .rou4 tt, p,e
ywu high inrW of ihe mttunt and
' Oilier 1 urui.ran tKl.nnri rir
nh it. lint me o( nrrlmj te?
H-'tfJi. at .int a wee-
Jgi, and tax rr' lugti Irvcl el
Hi'.i it nowaday commonly de
wribed in Will ttrerl at a "imiterv
fl-trae,.
Ft Muvrmrntt VI foreign cxtlttntre
at rtihrr apt It It iiiystmct lor
the reason that the Intincdute domi
filing caue t'l'I'nn )r4rt on the
S'irUtc, 'Ihe large buyers pI drain
n London may, on any tutli octa
ion. It either AmrrK-in nirrrhani
tying for imported goods or Amrr.
Ml invetlort paying for lluropc-in
tcuriiit or international bankeri
iding ilirir balances from New
nng previiu sale became thry
reee (tvorable , reulit on the
tl Arman m it 1 niH.limi tfrwtt
, fiie occurrciu oi the day,
f IlIIMiw at Woe.
'Nmri). llitluelirae, parlectlf well
la iho suerkt, bate Uh el fntu
tor ( lb rims n-Ba iarkl
. iha tul n months, but it I BUI
unu n itiii in tna . i n. pinrg ma Bauaa
l already .seM similar Ull, lb
ifeima is aaeureo).
A od many uopl havo rrtard-d )
lion aa a matter f roars eod wet
thi-rviore ekeptural " ff-4 on lor.
icq rDn(. liui It muii hoi oe mr.
urn iiiai there waa strong uppuaition;
i '!, majority In In favor waa nui
rarwhelmlngly lift, anil it n.v.r
aolutelv inttlii Mthat kind of nolli-v
k'ir'lii 1 h la lnlr(oarnmnial Ubl
W-m la brraacd In contfrnaa If tha fuuit
ly lo vn4raian4 why dvprraainc In-
"nra nv"ti havo ial4 la tha markKt
Kurapaan v'hanic au tone aa Ui
iain ! tn douM, n1 why Ilia mark:
rould hava moil aa it did when that
kflu-nr ai ivtnovaU.
Knr frnm holiitlnu
, Th dMit lun.liiia art l vary far from
Million of a prubl'ia whlrh, aa II atanla.
K on of tha m.l alffi.ull ami 'rplei
b r In tha hiatory of Intaruatlonal financ.
rla Impoaalbla, at tha moment, to firoaao
itw ih, t,rhlaiM In Itn uttttlrcttf U'lll ha
ruled. But It la at Iraat ful In a, poai
n whera It ras bi handlrd M a irrtial
jLmnM qunation. inatvaa or nrinir lrt as
virtual "rail loan" aiiward to to ltla-
vatlva whlma oi itklratntn (roru laalia
tnt Mlaaourt
Moia atorki advanced on tha 'tork
rlianca today than Uio day before, but
n!hrwp tha mtrkat'a rharactar mm not
lit tha lat rhanarJ. Tba alandant In
viatmrnt aharra vara auln pratt'ally
iiotlonleaa; tha fr ranaldenbla chanura
prlco ahowmt tli" band of tba nianlpula
tor. But Wall atrrt haa xrown accua
tomad to takliK that for what It la worth.
Tha bond markat continued active, ao
far aa voluma nf bualneaa waa eoncarned,
and uncertain aa to prlcea. Liberty bonda
advanced rather emphatically and the
Victory Aa again auld at tlmlr blB
lira prlca.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Live Stock
New York Quotations
Ranee of prlcea of tha leading atocka
fnrniahed tv Losan 6s Brvan. 11 relera
Trn.l hnllrlmv -
A., T. I I. F .'.,
H.lt. & Ohio 84
fanadlan Pacific. .12i
New y.rlc Central ,J)i
Cheaapeak & Ohio ....
Great Northern,,., 7!!'
llllnola Cuntrul ...109
Kaneaa City ISouth.
Lehlh Valley 67 Vi
Mlour Faclflo ..US
K. Y. & N. H 1H
Northern Pacific; 71
i.nicaifo ex n. tv.,, bji '
' Ienn. H. R......J S4 Vk ,
IkReadlnK 72 ..
V'.. R- I. & P 31
Houlhnrn Railway 14
Chi., Mil. ft St. P.. 1H
Union I'aciflo ,...127Vi
TV'. STEELS,
American Car Fdy
Allit-ChKlraera .... 44.
Am. Loco 105H
Halilwln Loco. ... 95Vi
Beth. Steel 60
Colo. Fuel A Iron. ,25ti
Crucible- ....... .i.
Am. 8tl. Fdry
Lnrkawanna, Stl
Mldvala Stl
I'reseod St I. Car.
Kfpubllo Stl.-Iron
By. 8tl. Sprlnja.
V. S. Stl
vanadium
si
SI
5'i
l:is
fili
100
6714
y
76H
62 'i
33
71
SI
43Vi
lr.
etvi
.26 "4,
Hi
Tues.
' Clona Cloea
SSt 95'
S3'
123 mv,
73 74
.... tb'i
TiM 72
loo ioo
.... J2H
674 67
16 16
15 lfi'i
7 76
621, 62
34 34'.
73 , 71
81
80T i0
.IS. 17
18 18
l.titt 126
.... 1441
44 V 43
105 105
95 , 95
60 . 60
35
61
31 .
211 29 29
Anaconda .......
Ara. 8m It. Kef..,.
Cerro Da Pasco..
tfeuu
im'no
Calumet-Ariz. ...
Green Cananes .
Inspiration ......
Kennecott
Miami ..........
Nevada Con
Kay Con...
Seneca ....
Utah ......
61
95
85
.... 33
CC-rPERS.
,...48 47
46
34
17
27.
60
60
95
4
32
44
33
16
26
60
.. 88
.. 28
.. 26
.. 14
.1 14
17
.......... 63
OILS.
Atlantlo Pot , 82
General Asphalt... 67
Cosden ' 34 .
California Pet.,., 46
Island Oil 2
Invtncibla Oil .... 14
Mexican Pet 111
Middle States .... 12
Paclfto- Oil 45
Pun-American .... 61
Phillips 29
Pierce Oil
Pure Oil 33
Koyal Dutch ..... 4S
Sinclair Oil 19
Standard Oil, N. J
Texas Co: 44
T'nlon Oil 18
Whlta 'Oil ....1... 8
MOTOK3.
38
27
26
14
14
16
81
22
66
33..
66
2
13
61
95
85',:
33
4S
46
33
17
27
60
38
28
26
14
14
16
61
22
66
2
14
6
31
45
29
63
60
95
85:
33
47
46
30
16
69' ' '
26
38
27
27
14
14
17
62
66
33
45
2
14
Receipts were
Official Monday .
orrirlai Tu-aday .... 7.S7T
Kalllnata Wednesday t lot
Three data tine wk. t,7lt
Mama daya laat K.,:!.lil
Kama I wka. o....20,?7
Mama I wka. ago, ... 17.41
Kama r afo 11.31
Omaha. Pfb, J.
Cattle. Ili Hheeo
I.hi 11, tin ii.mt
11,131
11,71")
at e;i
42.614
J3.H0
41. lit
il. mi
mil
6. too
17.474
JJ.440
11,014
S.77t
II, Oil
110 111 111
11
45 .
64
29
9 '
38
47
19
43',
18
.7
12
45
60
29
9
'33
48
.19
'iV
18
8 .
Chandler 68 57
General Motors...-. 8 8
Willys-Overland. .. 6
Pierce-Arrow 15 14
ipValle Motor. ...... new 7i
Slamaker ... 89 '87
, RUBBER AND. TIRES. .
Flsk .............. 12'' 14 12
Goodrich 37 87 14
Kelley-Sprlngfield... .36,. 36
Keystone Tire.,,. . . 16 ,16
Ajax i V- 15V 14
V. S. Rubber., w..- 6,1 68
INDUSTRIALS.
Beet Sugar
Am.
A.. O. Ik W. I....
Am. Int. Corp..,,
Am. Sumatra
Am. Telephone...
Jtmerioan Can ....
ntral Leather..
Cane
-Am. Sugar,
a men
wntrs
4Ja
Cliban
S5 .26
40 40
29 28
117 flT
.37 86
32 ' 31
9 . 9
17 17
12
45
til
29
9
33
48
19
173
41
18
1
68
8
S
15
87
88
12
36
16
14
63
. 24
25
40
28
117 117
37 S61i
32 51
9
17 1
68
6
14
28
8 J
37
36 .
16
15
63
25
40
29
torn Prod 102 101 101 102
142
. 31
Famous Player ,v 7S'
Gen. Wectrio ......144
78
144 .
. 31
81
62
44
48
68
66
60
ti'M
47
31
71
61
82
74
144
Ot. North. Oro.... 31 31
Int. Harvester ... 81 81
Am. Htde-Leatb, . 63 . 61 ,
TJ. S. Ind. Al 44 . 43
Internat. Paper .. 48 4S -
Int. M. M. pfd.... 68 7
Am. Sag. Reft..,. 65 64
ficara-Roebuck .... 61 6S
ftromsberit ....... 7 37
Tobacoo Products 62 -62t-Wcrthlnfton
Pump 47 - 47
Wlson -Co 31 81
Western Union ... 1 91
Westlnghousa Bleo. 61 61
Am. Woolen ...... 83 ' 80
Am. Cotton Oil ..20 20 10
Am. As. Chemical 33 33 33
Am. Linseed 1 .31. 31
Itosch Magneto .. 84 34 34
Brooklyn Rap. Tr. 11 10. 11
Cunt. Can 63 63 68
Crucible ........... 61 '69 61
California Packing; 6 69 '69
Col. Gas & Electric 68 67 68
Columbia Graph... 2 2 2
l;,.iio,1 nma 70 68 6914
National Enamel.. 2" 35 37 16
United Fruit 131 128 136 128
Lorillard Tobacco. .149 149 14 148
National Lead 11 tf 91 90
Philadelphia Co-. .' . 32
Pnllmin ..110 101 1094 110
Punta Alegra Sugar 15 15. 35 16
Retail Stores. -.... 68 62 61 68
Kiineridr Steel . .M ....... - ...4- v... Se
8t. u S. F 21 ! .21 21
Virginia Car Chero. 29 -.29 21 19
Tnlnl aalea. 419. 10O.
Money Close, f per . cent; Tuesday's
eloaa & ner cent.
v.arka t-ioao,. .wvavi. nwuj, c.ubv,
wr, - '
francs Cose. .os:i; lueaoaya close,
, I a.s. Tn.iv'a elnaa
B.,.riiiu viiac, . - J , - - '
14.28.
How SUm.
New Torir, reb. 7. Sllvei-ForeitB bar,
te; Mexican dollara, ttc.
43 .
48
C8
65
61W
61
46
31
10
J9
3iS
32
10
Hi
60
. 69
66
2
Cattle Itecelpta. SJ.oo bead. WUh mod
rat rweipta Wadneaday the market
ahnwed further Improvement and prlcea
wera airong to 106 15o higher than Tues
day for both beef steers and butcher atock.
A broad ahlpplng demand favored Ilia
cattle, showing weight and Quality and
best beeves on seta brought 18.00, while
soma of tha plainer, light and abort fed
sieera showed little Improvement. In tha
main both beef steers and cow atuff ara
elllng 2itf 50c higher than the latter part
of laM week. Tratla la atockera and feed
ers was steady today and prlcea compare
favorably with tha beet time laat week.
Quotations on Cattle iiood to choice
beuvra, 17. 0Ot. 00; fair to good breves,
I6.l6tt7.00; common to fair beeves, 15.26
06. 10; fair to good yearlings, .60t7.60;
common to fair yearling!, 16.16JI.60;
good to choice heifrs, 16.006.60; fair
to good bclfer. !4.50$t.(IO; chorea tn
prima cons. M 9006.50; good to choirs
enws, 11.2694.86; fair to good rows. 13.6(1
V4.10; common to fair cows. I2.0091.tri;
good to choice feeder". 16. 6007.10; fair
to good feeders, 4.O0rl.60; common to
fair feeders, I5.60?( 00; good to choice
stockers, 16.8607.40; fair to good stock
en, 14.259t.76; common to fair stockers,
16.tOQ6.lo; stock heifers, ' ll.46Ot.60;
stock cows, 13.26J 4.41; stock ralves, 15.00
W.2S; veal calves. 15.00Qt.60; bulls,
stags, etc.. 13.6004.76.
Hogs Receipts, 11.700 head. The mar
ket today ruled mostly 15Q25o lower
vith shippers doing very little picking
our early, soma loads of best lights which
moved mostly at 18.7698.80 with a top
of 18.89. The m.irkot was alow during the
entire session with little life and with
seme weakening noticeable at the close.
Light bogs sold mostly at IS.6O08.7S with
a top ot 11.85, mixed loads and butcher
weights, 18.S54f8.60 and packing grades
17.00 jf 8.00, with extreme heavies around
i8 60. Bulk ot sales was I8.2608 65.
Sheep Receipts. 6,000 head. Good de
mand for fat lambs was noticeable today
and the market was acttvo at an advance
o 26040c. Shippers were active, bidders
and packers also were apparently anxious
to fill orders. Bulk of lambs came within
the range of I13.n0013.40 with beat lots
Quoted at 113.50. Sheep were mostly steady
with no change In quotations.
Quotations on sheep and Inmha;' Fat
Is nib, good to choice. !13.00J13.50; fat
Inmost fair to good, 12.601 S.00; feeder
lambs, good to choice, Hl.00igil2.00;
feeder Jambs, fair tn good, !10.0011.00;
cull lambs, $9.00S10.00; fat yearlings,
light. 1 1.00 & 1 2.00 ; fat yearlings, heavy,
19.60&10.60; tat wethers, 17.008.00; fat
ewes light, 17.00O7.75; fat ewes, heavy,
I5.606.75; feeder ewes, 14.000)6.00.
Rt. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 1. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3.000 head; market slow to 26c
lower: steers. S6.OO1&8.6O; cows and heif
ers. t:1.60ran.25: calves. ll.Miif 9.00.
Hogs Receipts, 10,000 head; market
10c to 20c lower; top, 18.85; bulk, 18.60
8.85.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2,600 neaa;
strong to 26c higher; lambs, 12.tbgli.io;
ewes, 16.50tf7.25.
Omaha Produce
State of Nebraska, bureau of markets.
Omaha markets.
LIVE POULTRY.
Wh'sala Wh'sale
Buying Selling
Price. Price,
LIVE POULTRY.
lo.ioio.i7 - io.:oo.s2
Stags ......
S; rings ....
Hens, light
Hons, hea,vy
Cccks v.J...
Ducks
Geese .....
Turkeys
.19
' .18
.20).'
.11
.18 i
,.15
.".28
.20
.It
.21
.11
.18
.17
, .30
'DRESSED POULTRY.
Stags .
Springs
Hens ...... ;.
Cocks
Ducks
Geese
Turkeys
EGOS,
Select
No. 1
No. 2
Cracks
Case Count, case
Storage
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints
Creamery, tub
Ccuntry, Best.... .jw
Country, common .16. .18
Storage
tner case .......-..,'
Butter fat, sta. price......
Fruit s Bananas, 7?8c
size 216 ana larger,
.24
.21
.24
.13
.21
.180
.34(0)
.24
.27
.270
.18 ,
.30
.28
.45
.31
.33
.32
.25
.22
.26
.14
.23
.20
;,85
.25
.30
.30
.20
.35
.30
.60
.40
.36
.34
.34
t.30 10.60
.23 . .30
.35
.26
.40
.37
' '.20 .28
.. 9.0010.00
.23 .23
lb. Oranges,
S5.256.00; size 250,
$4.766.75; site 288, !4.605.60! size ,
4.0006.25. Lemons, 15.006.5O box.
Grapefruit, 3.265.0O crate. appics.
according to graae, jonamaua,
Delicious , 13.00 6.00; Rome Beauties,
12.503.25; Stamen Winesap, t2.753.2o;
Common Wtnesap, 12.003.75; Winter
Pearm&ins, !2.252.T6; Snltzenburg; 12.50
3.7S; Blacktwlg, 12.203.0ff; ' Yellow
Newton, 12.60; Ben Davis and Geno, 12.60
per box. Kiefer Pears, 12.60; Oregob Eat
ing Pears, 14.00 per bushel Basket. Figs,
24 pkgs., 8 oz., 13.162.25; 12 pkgs., 10
ox., 11.60; 60 pkgs., t oz., 13.264.60.
Dates, Dromedary, 3S pkgs., I6.606.76
per box; Fard, 23J5a lb.; Hallowll, 13
160 lb..
V e g e t-a b le s Potatoes. Nebraska
Early Ohlos, No. 1. 12.002.25: No. 2,
11 9O2.00; Nebraska, Irish Cobblers, No.
1. 12.25; Red River . Ohlos, No. 1, -;
Colorado Brown Beauties. 12.76 per cwt.
Sweet Potatoes, 1.602.60 per bu. Celery,
Jumbo, 11.60 1.75 per dot. Leaf Lettuce,
60 600 per doz. ieaa wiiuce, "''
per crate. Red Onions, 79o per lb.
Yellow Onions, 78o per lb. Spanish
Onions, crates regular. 13.50 3.75. Car
rots, 2So per lb. Turnips. 2lo per
lb. Parsnips, Jo per lb. Cabbage,
35o per lb. Cucumbers, hot house,
13.60 3.00 per crate. Young Southern
Radishes, 7590o per doa. Young South
ern Carrots, 11.00 1.15 per do. Young
Southern Beets, 11.00 per doz. Brussells
Sprouts, 25o per lb. Sballotts, 7690o per
dox. Green Peppers, 2530o per lb.
Young Southern Onions, too per dox.
Hides and Wool Beef Hides: Green
salted. No. 1, late take off, 67c; No. 1,
66c; green. No. 1, late take off. 46c;
No. 2, 34o; green salted, old Stock,
3 5c; green salted bull hides, No. I, 4c;
No. 2, 3c; green bull hides, Jo per lb.
Horse Hides, large. 13.00: medium, 12.60;
small, 12.00 each. Poney and Glues. 75
1.60. Sheep Pelts, green salted, as to size
and wool. 601.2S each. 8hearllngs, green
aalted, as to aiza and wool, 620o each.
Wool: Choice fine and blood, 18 22c;
medium and blood. 1518o; low
blood, 1214o per R. Burry Wool, 60 per
lb. less.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts are ss
follows: No. 1 ribs. !2c; No. 3 ribs,
22c; No. 1 ribs. 15c; No. 1 loins, 26c;
No. 2 loins. 23c; No. I Iotas. 17c; No. 1
rounds. 14c; No. 1 rounds, 13o; No. 1
rounds. 11c; No. 1 chucks, tc; No. 2
chucks, te; No. chucks, 7c; No. 1
plates, tc; No. 1 plates, tc; No. S plates,
. - . . .
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
tlmaha He Leased W ire.
Chicago, Feb. 1, Heavy realiiing
talcs credited to eastern traders who
went out of large sized lines and
bought at lowy prices offset the
early atrenRth in foreign markcv At
the inside' figures wheat was off
iic from the previous day's finish.
On the break there was excellent
buying, which absorbed the surplus
in the pit. A rally of Use from the
low point followed. The close was
at the top with net gains of 51c
Corn showed stubborn resistance to
selling pressure and gained 'A.yic,
with May leading, while oats were
unchanged and rye He higher.
I'rofit taking in wheat has been
strongly in evidence for three days,
but at the last May was within 6e
of the outside figures on the present
movement, and within that amount
of the high of October 14. Strong
commission houses were free buyers
and sellers, partly to take down
profits on wheat. Back spreading
and spreading between May and
July furnished a good part of the
trading at times. The difference at
the extreme was 15 cents, the widest
so far, with a reaction to W3c later
and with the finish at U)ic premium
for the May.
Foreign Markets Strong.
Foreign markets showed surprising
strength. Liverpool closing Id higher after
being d lower at the opening, and
Buenos Aires was up tTlc. the latter
market being; Influenced by good buying
by Germany. Cash wheat abroad con
tinues In demand and so far this week
export sales of around 3.350,000 bushels.
Including Manltobas, durum and bard
winter, have been reported.
Milling demand for cash wheat was
tlow, with premiums at Chicago decidedly
(,,uy, but a local mill paid equal to
11.48 for 40,000 bushels dark northern at
Milwaukee, equal to about 29o over May.
local shipping sales were 7,000, with re
ceipts 19 cars, the arrivals , coming from
a wide territory, with some from smaller
Interior mills. Eastern report Indicated
a better flour demand.
The trade Is commencing to pay atten.
tion to the continued drought in the south
west, the storm having passed over with
out affording any material relief in sec
tions that need It the most. Ice was re
ported as covering the wheat fields in
Ntbraska. and damage is feared. ,
Corn Strong Towards Last.
Resting orders to buy May corn at 63 So
could not all be filled. The market
showed a strong undertone from the start
and advanced toward the last on good
buying and closed within a fraction of the
tnp after a range of c. with May
leading. Cash demand was materially
slower, with seaboard bide on a lower
irasls and a. shading of spot prices was
noted In the sample market, as compared
with the May. Exporters took .106,000
bushels In all positions in the west. Re
ceipts, 546 cars. In three days primary
points have received 9,600,000 bushels,
auainst 3.600.000 last year .
Rumors of export sales of 300,000
bushels of oats at the seaboard could not
bo, confirmed. Trading In futurea was
blow and mainly of a local character, and
Iho finish was practically unchanged.
Shipping sales aggregated SAfl.000 bushels
with sample values unchaFtigcd to c
lower. Receipts, 108 cars.
Exporters failed to make satisfactory
bids for rye and the action of that market
was governed mainly by that of wheat,
the finish being firm. . No. 2 on track sold
at 2Q under May,
Tit Notes.
The German food administration has
brought large quantities of plate wheat,
recording to Russell's News of New York.
The same agency quotes a leading- Ger
man importer as saying Argentine would
dominate the wheat market, as offers were
cheaper than of American wheat. Home
ccnsomptlon needs of Germany are said
to have been covered for a long time.
The new Australian wheat crop is turn
ire out smaller than the original official
estimates, according to a Broomhall cable.
The two principal states of South and
New South Wales show a decrease ot
22,000.000 bushels below laet year? Ex
portable surplus is now estimated at 80,
000,000 bushels, or 20,000,000 to 40,000,000
itushels under original estimates,
a The cash demand for wheat here from
mills is not at all aggressive, but reports
from the southwest said that northwest
mills were buying the choice wheat and
paying big premiums.
Pacific coast clearances of wheat are
quite liberal, being upward Of 1,000,000
bushels last week.
The receipts of corn continue larger
than looked for by many receivers. Tho
dimand at the present time is not broad
enough to absorb all the corn pressing for
Bale, In spite of the excellent export busi
ness. '
Stocks of wheat at Liverpool are now
760.000 bushels, against 904.000 bushels a
week ago, and nearly 7,000,000 bushela a
year ago. The small stocks there are
supposed to b one reason for the-iBtrong
markets.
The United Kingdom demand for .corn
has quieted down, according to Broom
hall. Liberal offerings ot American mixed
corn have filled u the neede of buyers
temporarily. . '
. ' St. Paul Live Stofc.7..' "
South St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 1. Cattle-;
Receipts, 2,800; market mostly steady;
some sales; better offerings of butcher, she
stock and steers strong to slightly higher;
common to medium beet steers. 15.00
7.60; bulk, IS.S5OS.00: butcher cows and
heifers, mostly 13.0005.00; few up to
16.00; canners and cutters, 12.00O3.00;
bologna bulls, steady to weak: I3.254.00;
calves, recepits, 1.000 bead; market steady;
bulk of best llghta to packers. 19.00;
some extra choice vealers, 19.259.60;
second, $.007.00.
Hogs Receipts. 20,000 head: market
slow; mostly 2550e lower; bulk, 160 to
180-pound butchers, 18.758.86; top, 18.90:
medium weight, 200 to 250 pounders, 18.60
08.65; packing grade, 16.60 7.60; stock,
pigs. 26o lower; J9.009.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 4,000 head;
market on all classes mostly steady; na
tive lambs. lll.50O12.00: feeding lambs,
110.00O10.50; light ewes, 16.507.00;
heavies down to 15.50.
' Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. Feb. 1. Cattle Receipts, t.000
head; fairly active: beef ateers uneven,
mostly steady to 16a blgher; top, 19.26,
weight 1.436 ' pounds; bulk beet steers,
$6.Ji7.86; she stock, stockers and feed
ers, strong to 15a higher; bulls, weak to
15o lower; calves, steady; bulk good and
choice vealers, 110.50011.00.
Hogs Receipts, 26,000 head; fairly ac
tive, mostly 1625c lower than Tuesday'
average, tome lights off more; close weak;
shippers bought about 6,000; holdover,
liberal; top, $9.25. one load 150 to 160
pound hoas early; practical limit, $9.15;
bulk. !S.;i9.00; pigs, slow. 256 30a low
er: bulk desirable. 28.75$9.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 17,000 head;
mostly, -oleady. some in between tat lambs,
25o lower; lamb top, $14.00; bulk, $13.25
13.75; aged wethers, $8.40; fat ewe top.
$7.60; feeder lamb top at noon, 112.66;
soma held higher.
Omaha Grain
car. 42 le.
t cars, 42c; 1 car. (old
1 var (shipper weights),
Omaha, February 1, 1922.
Receipts of corn continue on a
liberal scale, arrivals totaling 106
cars, as compared with 78 cars last
week and 28 cars a year ago. Other
grains show a decreasing tendency
and are much lighter this morning.
Receipts of wheat were only 28 cars,
as against 31 cars last week and 23
care last year.
The out movement also was small
er, shipments of all kinds of grain
aggregating 101 cars, as compared
with 1 JO cars a year ago.
Cash wheat sales were unchanged
to lc lower. Corn sold headily at
unchanged to Jic lower. Oats, slow
at He lower. Rye sales were made
at unchanged to lc lower quota
tions, while barley was unchanged.
WHEAT. .
cio. 3 nara winter; l car 71 per cent
""). ti.ii; i car tr per cent dnrk),
$1.16; 1 car, IU.12; i cara. 11.10; I
car, 11.01.
No. 1 hard winter; 1 ear 70 ner cent
aarxi, il.it; l car. $1.08; 1 car. II. ot.
No. 6 hard winter: 1 car 16 pur cent
i,..roni ti.vu.
No. S yellow hard: 1 car. $1 0t.
No, t yellow hurd: I cars, 11.0.
$12?' 3 prln,!!. 1 car darlt northern),
No. 4 spring: 1 car (northern), $1.06.
no. 1 mixed: 1 car (durum), $98c: 1
car (87 per cent sprln), $1.30.
No. S mixed: 1 car (3 per cent heat
CORN.
No. 1 white, 1 car, 42 c.
No. 3 white, 1 cars, 42 c.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car. 42 c; 1
io. z yeuow:
billing), 41 Vic;
42c
No. 1 yellow: 1 car, 42c.
No. 1 mixed: 4 cars, 42c.
No. 2 mixed: i can (n. w.), 42e.: i
cars. 42e. ,
No. il mixed: 1 car, 41 fie.
OATS.
No. S white: 1 car (shipper weights),
33c; 2 cars, 33c; 1 car (damaged,
stained), J3c; 1 car (old billing), J2c.
RYU.
No. 1: 1 car, 76c; 1 car, 75c
BARLEY.
No. 1 feeding: 1 car, 61e.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Lanots.
Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
.... 28 31 23
.....106 78 28
.... 21 11 t
0 1
.... 0 11
Today Wk. Ago Yr, Ago
.... Jt 67 65
.... 64 167 47
20 25 . 26
0 0 0
.... 1 0-2
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels)
Today Week Ago Year Ago
721,000 852,000 907,000
2,854,000 2,709.000 1.174 000
795,000 648.000 436,000
Today Week Ago Year Ago
. S1,UUU ayu.uou 791,000
.1,803,000 1,668,000 645,000
DSQ.VUU 386, UOU' 446,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Today Year Ago
Wheat and Flour,..., 396,000 843,00t
Ccrn 576.000 240,000
CHICAGO RECErPTS.
Week
Carlots Today. Ago.
Wheat 14 18
Corn 502 468
Oats 78 58
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS,
1ST, -'10
78 r71
27 10
ST.
Receipts
Wheat Corn
Oets
Rye
Burley
Shipments-Wheat
Corn
Oats
Rye
Barley
Receipts
Wheat Corn
Oats ,
Shipments ,
v neat . ,
Corn
Cats . . . ,
Wheat
Corn ,
Oats ,
Year
Ago.
11
384
44
' 124
27
' 3
Wheat
Corn
Oats
NORTHWESTERN
Minneapolis ......
Duluth
Winnipeg
louis RECEip-ra
52
,.119
,. 33
WHEAT
,.158
,. 81 i
,.256
66
117
64
04
101
44
RECEIPTS.
257 - 337
49 156
272 163
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
i
By Updike Grain Co., DO; 2627, (Feb. 1.
Art. ( Open. High. Low. ) Close - Yes.
Wht. I' I I I i
May 1.19 1.11 1.18 1.19 1.18
1.19 1:19 1.18
July 1.04 1.04 1.03 1.04 1.04
1.04 1.04 1.04
Rye .
May I .89 I .81 88. I .89 I .88
July .78 I .78 .78 ,78',78
Corn I - I I
May .63l .64 . .63 .64 I .63S
I .63( I , .64t .
July .6 5 941 .66 .55 .66 .55
Pats . I I I I
May I .89 I .31 I .38 ,3 I Ut
July 1 -.40 I .40 '.39 .40 .40
Pork I 1,1 I I
May 18.09 118.25 18.00 118.10 118.05
Lard -,
May 10.25 10.30 110.25 110.27 110.32
July 10.45 10.62 10.46 10.62 , 10.52
Ribs '
May I 9.40 I 9.45 I M0 I 9.45 I 9.60
July 9.65 I 9.44 I 9.55 t.55 9.60
Sioux City Live Stock.
..Sioux City, la., Feb. 1. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3,000 head; market uneven, mostly
steady: fed ateers and yearlings. 17.0040
8.0"; warmed ups," 14.50O6.76; fat cows
and heifers, $4.006.75; canners, $l..r0w
3.T5; veals, $4.0069.00; feeders, $5.00
6.75; calves, $4.60(7.15; feeding cows and
heifers. $3.505.25; s4ockers, $5.006.75.
Hogs Receipts, 10.000 head; market 10
to 25c lower; lights, $8,7048.80; mixed,
$7.758.50; heavy packers, $6.79 7.60;
bulk of sales, $S.508.7O.
Sheep Receipts, 1.000 head; market 25
to 35c higher;, butcbera, 18.6008.70;
lambs, (13.35.
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis, Feb. 1. Wheat Receipts,
152 cars, compared with 337 cars a year
ago.-
Cash No. 1 Northern, 11.34 1.38; May,
$1.26: July, 11.17.
Corn No. I yellow,-4242c. ,
tiats No. 3 white, 3232c.
Barley 4164c
Rye No. 2. 7980c.
Flax No. 1, 2.163.32c.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City, Feb. 1. Eggs lo lower;
firsts. 34o.
Butter Unchanged; creamery, ' '38c;
packing, 16c
Poultry Hens, lo lower, Jlc; rprlngs,
26c ;. turkey, 40c.
' St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis, Feb. 1. Wheat May.: 11.11;
July, 11.02. . ,
Corn May, 6!c; July. 64 c.
Oats May, 40c; July, 40 c.
' Kansas City Grain.
Kansa City, Mo.. Feb. J. Wheat Close,
May, 1.0tiiri.tt; July. I8c.
Corn May, 47c: July, 4c
Kansas City Hay.
City, Mo., Feb. 1. Hay Uo-
Kansas
changed.
! linseed OH.
Dnlath. Feb. 1. Unseed 0 track -and
Varrtre, ir.JL.
New York Bonds
Low
tt.oe
tt 40
tt.01
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t.t
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17.14
17.24
tt.lt
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tl.it
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11.30
96.52
14
88
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97
96
101
94
87
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108 108
9414 94V
109 lit
PS 96
.100 100 100
.101 101 101
.100 100 100
77 77 77
10?
107
94
18
98
17
96
100
95
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87
94
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i
New York, Feb. I Bond oal-s an Ihe
stork bans' tosdy totaled Doe,
aa against liJ.lll.eot aiar.lay, tlt.tlt
000 a week au, $1 J.Jm.uui) a ar ago
and I31.ltt.00u two yeara aio. Tela I sal -a
from January I lo data ara ltlt.16l.eta
aiainel tJ2i.177.Ouu year sso and tiO.
VJ4.000 lo fear o. following ar ihi
aaisa today of ra. n oecurlty 'with high,
low and clvsliia; prices:
(In $1.000 1
Pstrs Mnlur High
9tt I NI. !s '.12-47... 17 to
I I'M, lal 4s '32.47. 40
4 I'M, 2d 4 '27-42.. tt.24
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47 16.20 t(.tl
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47 18.(0
IIS I'M, Id 4 V.S '27-43 t.4
21 Vbl, 3 4is r'27-4J.t.l'i
04 11 M 1, 3d 4a '2S 97.50
1,1 U a Mil 4ar'2l tl.s
tUt IT 8 L4th 4"4e'l 14.63
1 W 8 L 41b, 4W r
'21 t.!0 tS.tl tt.to
1160 U 8 V 4 '22-2:1.100.33 100.22 100.12
; 48 U 8 V4sr'22-23. 100.14 100.04 100.14
t U 8 V , '22-23.100.30 100 2t 100.38
4 Argentine Gov' 6s '46 79 79 79
11 K of lie 7s '46. ..107 106 106
15 K of Hel 8s '41 105 105 106
54 K of Bel s '25 t ' 16 tt
16 Chi Gov Ry 6s '61. 46 44 46
. 6 City of Berg 6 '46.105 106 106
3 City of Bern 8s '46.108 108 108
It Bordeaux f '34.... 82 12 82
li Copenhagen 6s '44 88 tt 18
10 Christianla 8 '45. ..102 102 102
8 City of Lyon 6 '34 62 82 82
13 Mnuellles 6 '34 82 H2 82
110 Rio de Jan 8 '46. ..100 19 100
zuricn 8 '46 1118 ins ins
3 Dan Mun Is A '46. .107 107
t Danish M 8s H '46.. 107 107
70 Dutch East In 6s '58 94
- 8 Dominican R 6b '68 88
12 Canada, 6 not '21 98
18 Canada 6s '26 97
6 Csuada 6a '31 96
62 French Gov 8s "68..101
94 French Gov. 7s '41 96
12 I J 1st 4 1925... 88
.. 3 I J 2d 4s 1925.... 87
33 K of D Ss 1945 101
227 K of 1 6 ctfs 192
S K of N ss 1940...
26 K of 8 6s 1939....
48 R of C 8s 1926...
11 R Of C Ss 1941...
22 R of C Ss 1946...
8 It Of C 4s 1949.
1 R Of U 8s 1946 103 103 103
11 8 of R de J 8s 99 99 99
18 8 of Q 8s 1941 106 106 106
11 Swiss Gov 8s 1945. .116 114W 114M,
7 8 of S 1 Ss 1936. ..100 100 100;
86 U K of a BAI 5S.100 100 100
101 v is. OI U H&l Dtts.H'l 01 101
80 U K of O B&I 6s. 98 98 98
42 U S of Brazil Ss '41.103 103 103
U S of Mexico 6S '46 66 66 65
28 U 8 of Mex 6 large 43 42 42
RAILWAY ANU MISCELLANEOUS
BONDS.
2 Adams Exp c t 4 '48 75 75 75
16 Am Agr C 7 '41. .100 100 100
81 Am Bug & Rfe 6s... 98 87 98 la
Ame smelt 5s '47.. 88 bT,
"AT&T cvt '25.110
"J I Am T T C t, b '46 96
15 Am T & T col 4s '29 88
9 A Wr Pa f 6s '39 83
4 Or A Co r e 4s '89 88.
36 A T & 8 F K 4s '95 88
' 6 ACL L&N o t 4s '62 77
6 Ati Fruit cvt 7s '84 29
1 Ati Ref ts '31 104 104
z Atiaa row 7 '36.. 104
6 Halt St Ohio 6s '29.. 96
5 Bait ft O ref 6 '95 77
9 B & O cvt 4 '33. 76
4 B & O go 1 4s '48.. 77
2 B&04S PLE&WV '41 75
10 B&O 3e PJ&M '25 87
1 B&O 4g T ft C '69 63
2 B ft O 2s SW '26 87
6 Bell T of Pa 7s '45.109
1 Beth St ref 6s '43.. 9.1
21 Beth St p m 6s '36. 88
19 Beth St 7s -36...
4 Brook E 6 '40..
16 B R- T 7s '21...
B R T 7s '21...
8 B R T 7s '21...
8 B R & B4s '57.. 89
6 BT Bid 6s '60.... 88
16 Can North 7s '40.. 110 110
1 Can N deb s '46.109 106 109
2 C of Q Ry c 6s 1946 92 92 92
3 CL gen 6s 1925 94
1 C Pac gtd 8s 1939 86
2 Cen Pac gtd 4s 1949 82
11 C O cvt 5s 1946.. 85
1 C & O gen 4s 1992 82
7 C & O cvt 4s 1930 83
4 C ft A rfg 3s 1949.. 66
3 C ft A 3s 1950.... 88
2 C B &.Q gen 1958.. 88
10 CB&Q 3s I D 1849 79
65 CB&U It 6s 1958.107 106 107
19 C B & Q ref 66 1971 97 97 97
17 C & E I gen 6s 1961 70
1 C ft Erie 1st 6s 1982 86
5 C Gt West 4s 1969 60
20 CM&StP cvt 4 '32 60
4 CM&StP r 4 2014 65
5 CMftStP deb 4s '1934 66
6 C&NW G M 4 '87.. 83
3 C & N W 7 '30. ..,106
2.CRI&P gen 4s '88.. 81
" 9 CR1&P rfg 4s '34.. 76
25 C U Sta 4 8 A '63 90
7 Chi U S 6 '63 113
2 Chi ft W Ind 4s '52 72
7 Chile C cvt 7 '23.101
40 Chile CJ ct S 86
5 CCC&St L d 4 '31 87
3 CCC&St L 6s 1993.. 77
12 CCC&St L 6s 1929.. 16
1 Colo ft S 1st 4s 1929 91
4 C ft 8 rfg 4s 1935 84
12 Col G & E 6s 1937.. 90
14 Con Gas cvt 7s 1926.103
9 Cuba C S 7s 1930... 71
15 Cuba C S 8s ...... 74
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1 Cuban n R to 'St.. 11 U
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47 U 8 Stl st 5 '63.100 100 100
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New York Coffee. '
New Tork, Feb. 1. Reports of steadier
of Brazilian markets failed to stimulate
buying in coffee futures here today, but
offerings were Very light and prices were
well maintained. March aold at 8.50c at
the opening or one point higher, but later
cased off to 8.48c while May sold Up from
8.41 to 8.43 and after opening at an ad
vance of one point the market closed net
two points lower to three points higher.
Sales were estimated at about 7.000 bags.
March. 8.47c; May, 8.42c; July, 8.24c;
September, 8.32c; October, 8.31c; Decem
ber, 8.29c.
Spot coffee quiet, rlo 7,-84Jtc San
tos 4s, lltol2c. ,
New Tork Sugar.
New York. Fet. 1. The early raw
sugar market was steady and unchanged
at 2 cents for Cubas, cost and freight,
equal to 3.73o for centrifugal.
Raw sugar futures were quieter and
rrders were evenly divided with prices at
nifd-day unchanged to 1 point net higher.
The market for refined sugar was un
changed at S.OOo to 6.10c for fin granu
lated, with only a light Inquiry.
There were no transaction in refined
futures.
New York Itt Goods.-
New York, Feb. 1. Cotton good were
quiet and barely steady In tha dry rood
division today. Finished goods were prac
tically unchanged, with derqand for ssJl
lots only. Tarns wera quiet and steaarV.
Fancy worsteds for the fall season shjwed
declines from last prlcea averaging around
6 per cent. Burlaps -Were quiet as were
silks, although a slight Improvement In
demand for ribboas was reported.
Chicago Prodace.
Chicago. Feb. 1. Butter Unchanged.
Eggs Lower: receipts. 6.656 cases',
first. 3636e; ordinary firsts, 32
X4c: misi-ellHneou. 86(n36c: refrigerator
t.rsta, S725c, . , ,
New Tork Cotton.
Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
-New York, Feb. 1. The cotton mar
ket continued higher today under cover
ing operation, advancing 1633 points
early but reacting somewhat te profes
sional selling on the way up. Around
midday the market was firm, about 20
point net higher on most options, and It
contineud firm in the afternoon trad
ing, pressure from spot house and the
south being; well absorbed by short and
the trade. New Wall street support was
evident and .western Interest bought on
a midafternoon dip which carried July
back to It low. A laat hour advance
took the list 20(945 point over Tues
day' close, new Wing being largely
based on imth-oved spot demand at New
Orleana and Houston. Strength In ster
ling and in stocks Influenced local aen
Ument. Final bids were around the hlgh-
,-tpot ?otton- "teady. 50 point advance.
17.20c for middling upland.
..8uthf'ri1' spot markets: Galveston,
16.20c, it pomt advance: New Orleana,
1818c, 38 points advance;. Savannah.
16.75c. 26 point advance; Augusta. 16.88c,
60 point advance; Memphla, 16.76c, un
changed: Houston.' 16.25c, 45 point ad
vance; Little Rock. 16.50c .unchanged.
Turpeotlne and Rosin. ', ! .
.,SavnnD' FeD- ' Terpentine Firm,
7c: sales, 65 bbla.; receipts, tt bble.:
shipments. 837 bble.: stock, 10.211 bbls..
Rosin Firm: sales, 269 casks: receipt.
101 casks: shipments, 1,271 e asks, stock
82,867 casks. . .
Quote: B, D. E. F. O. II. $4.10; 7. $4.02
4M.10: R. $4.5S$4.6t: M, 15.05O6.lt: N
$6.3605.60; WO. tt.6SQt.7t;. WW, $6.86.
New Tork Poultry.
New York, Feb. 1. Poultry Live, firm
er; chickens. -2l2Sc; fowls, 2221c
Dressed, steady; prices unchanged.
liberty IbMld l'rirea.
Liberty bona al auuni 1, lilt; fira4
4a, I4.lt; oeevnd 4a, 4 oil, firat 4l-4a,
(4 li 0r.4 4, 926) thud 4a,
trie: fourth 4a. tt.tt; Vittoir 1,
10s it Hid; Victory 4. lttt,
Llbarty bond cloaad: la. Hit; first
ts. t.t; second 4a, 14 e: fir.l 4Va,
ta Tt: fond 4'. 14 4! ihlld 4St, 17 44;
fourth 4. !;; Victory !, J:.
Victory 4 Vs. J.
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fi.wef
M. laHtl IJMatawtl. -
la. I Ht, lajia, lit, 1 a-eiueaeKnitiit,
t 4e aat: b-f staaa. sla ; atty
4 J, sill t aaillna aiwaal aa.in,
Ut iaa. bulla, (a'aaa at aiaaaafe.
etaadrt tea' oia. lslt bkr. ta)'.
! !., ISI.lt , tots lit If.
II. SSHef aipla. .lt baa 4 1 I tM t)l
rlu4 aes, aa'tlr k,a4a eii..K ea
, a !), tfl. !! , !(. 14 14, balk.
Me la II' IH-iaa elee, $ ,t; tell.,
la l.a4WK oashto. Hie-ill;
t-ik kaa.i.. ittii, pa.aar fwe
, taUaflt, iisa, at.t, vu.a, ,
Oliaaire. lS4lt, e-aalfc,e fair.
lat, Ka.aH'la, I ! kead (al IllSlH.
loaiag iiat( oa bit Its' ulk.r daaae
i4r, ihr, ah dw4, It le l; pva4
Uruba, tl 4 ike ion.
9w I wrk tjuaor.
New Turk. tan. I -lha taw sur n tr.
Itet waa nr-talar lotav, a4 ahil Caa
war ttarkaatad al I 'a of Cuoaa, eoat
and fiii,i, aual le I tie tar eantrlfuial,
faxla Kltoe ( Saalaf, 4a.llllll ( I III
for aaliirual an ealee af 1444 bt
rit ai'4 t'krvaiy hidiiI l ei
fetina-r, ...
HaSr l.ir future f'Sal price ar t
te pnlnta Set luei, Willi klai.k at 1 lie;
Wer, 1410, July, Itlai aepieaiaer, Lit.
ttaaaa I lly IJ.a IHaek.
Kaaaaa I lly Mo., Fab. 1. 4'atlle Re.
rente, f ie (.tad; beef iean (airly ac
Itva: rsoal ir elrtwa lo lao b'sri Ian,
a; (ai a,,a, at.ady to lit b lkarl at.
tan. en shipping gradrei kaet ca.
Is te; uiaar 01 Hue. II .s 6 ; helfar 4
niisad yearhb, elow, ataadr le -aak all
alhar riaaaea around ataady; batiar
trade. rsier. loe7 191 taanera and
ruttaia gaaarallr I.'esil4: ad bulls.
I4 0j4Ui early aal. eio kets. Hut
t ill fairly good t-4at, li.toalja,
l(.,a Krctpla. luaae h-e4 (alflv te
Itva pa lishter wetsbla; upen Is le lie
lunar; bul later aata Ut)l4 lower,
aumri ;v,i l"rr; tight llfhts up la $4
aarly: packers paid, $ to for few IM
(nd aihts, end 19 pouidei
mostly tVaut 1 10; bulk, bait, 1:6 sad
la pound waisfeia, llaOOIla, faw heavy
klnda moving; bulk ot aalaa. Il.ltfl.lt,
pa, ;" aoa. Mmatly Se lner,
Hheap and Ijiniba Rseeipis, It, lit
heed: sheep l fending laml,a, tteedrs
fat lis In 164 biaher; bast, til.lt.
MUNN 8t-CO.
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W'onla.ms VuildiM SKW XIHK
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f5otJ worryfaia sbout tnoney nutter.
tlallkm in gnswtng icar aconignii
old sge. The KHcbei Plan will put your
finance on a systematic bosia Mora
than 20.630 Kriabel Flan 'rnitracts bava
Mbeen rntten, and the hclder endora
ilhaalaatlraJIr. Laarn aboot ttix pan
I oaaa. Tear tkia ad out and mail ta ua
vcajroarMafidaodraaBlninarria Wawill
roaarai-KaovroI ''tiatuag akssii,'
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These nablieeUass thai! f fasul I anal
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br as I IM. Tm saa eaa art betk trss.
Writ for 17-OB
naesfmanf Searititt
40 Esxhsntrt) PUoa, New York
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I Forcing the Hens to Lay
HENS can be made to lay if you feed them the proper materials S
to form the whites Bnd the shells. .
A Mash Feed is absolutely essential for greater egg production. S
The hen already has the yolks in her body and MASH feeds con- S
tain the proper amount of animal, vegetable and milk proteins
to supplv the white of the eggs. Peters' RED FEATHER
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A. W. Welfson,
. S642 West Center Street
Murphy Coal and Faed Store,
. 4602 South ZSth Street -
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4710 South 24th Street
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