THE UKK: OMAHA. WKDNKSDAV. KKBRUARY 22. 192.
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Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
tn w m4 w.
New Yik, Frb. .'I. - The in.lu
iufi v. Inch, were dominant tin Moil
'jy'ji iiiurj.il roittiuurd la oirrtt
iHay, thumb 'b oinfht
Ittiftfalvd lOICf. Mrilnn chngf
lu.e it 4 tirw hiith rale lor the act
wn. H'JS.; lic.t t f 1.47 ..J irr
Ku.uci uu torn Dia s cents gnu.
lUrly all rrviuu ii(h marks
tor Hie fr..p of YK the invritiiirut
bond iiuikit again difiiljycj great
utrrtitjiM, notably the t'uropeait loins
;ind tlic Utar4 iiiovriiidit of value
, I'Mrmlril t the notk market, where
numctou. iirt saint of I to J point
were iiuuiuiiicj even in face cl re
action i.t ieveral tiiurtm of the
uutlri.
In general hi tnevrniaiil of erlre
H. .K b ta'ily d,iii.t. a. r,.en la
lower p.un.v ami raalar fariliiia ft
"Miii Inrnm. uiihh affect Ik dif
ferent piaiaet differently, i ((
iiini all Th mMm-tHm af money ri.
i II..H. olili ilia riea In bond price I
tin. ai. in a- but m III al.-H mar-
I. -1 Hi'? at taf rn" d'iit-ir.ily
iha iaiiln hi. h v.Med .lu.in. - Ilia
Innf -"luriwil liiuiiiaKiiti" p( l;it cud ih
flial half ft 131; un furaiilil hem
ihey ha an Indirect but unniiaiakahl
llilluvnr ihriniaN ia v..r large Amer-
, bH auliacrllillnii lo liii of fnre(il
rauhtfli. iitmli ttt In ii.ied if Writer!
li- is he rmiiri, an if Iha raln
l.rlre hat riH f't Hnarily ; ba. ua vt
i . ira r'.rtui( I4 .uppllr.
and 'i.fi pro. paeia. iha dial"' ha ci
iMIIily lrh . nV1r. Inure rffat-ii.a by I
iha ! .H'"f ! 'ili.ir. aali." whit",
li. relation to Ilia bllr 'U of
gnelat cra.li!,
W all itet .ha . rtKlillv laid particular
titphaaia an ilia araiii itiarKvl'a lacnvrn-.
Tha in rnia lu.hrt rlaa In wheat from
tua ataxma' luo'al ami Iha 14 eant rl
ti rnnt ih riiit rU- of rti n blna1
in fail iiiiiy in rrtiia a mi.h.i atHtva
tl a'f pur m Ih four morn ha
'tna ih ttar.nrt liava ronlributad mora
1 1.41. 1'iuhililjr ny Miliar inrirlant rou)l
In in roniiiva th 'iiinai arioua obatacla
lit Ih way uf trad rial.
.Tha Naur Ynilt irillon aa-iirllla Ba-
liirallv ilnllft'i'l nn th animuni'tmant af
,ilnailon fur iha irnprriira hy th"
I'unait rninittiaain 41 lurr rant laaa than
ttirlr nirii lvok aluailDn. Afiar Ih
lirai hraah In Ihfir 'afl)i ati'l honrfa,
lui'ar, Ih'r aa railHT nral ra-i-
varv--tinari paihaia an hnnwlatla thut
ai optaur of Ih coninilhaimia plan by
a trarllon rampany la not niandatonr,
("rhopa an rali-tilailun lhaC If Iha
.'iiiiiminiil n'a aallmata rlina nut appraarh
Iha r.tmvany'a hank valaallnn, It at laaat
i- inna Ifilrly rlna In (ha inarKal a valui..
Uin a iprard III price fur th arcuil-
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DRtMU R PROTIII JUS
Cliaaaii
At laatK !
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
New. York Quotations
n.-inr" of 'prli-c- of Ih Iradlna- aira'ka
furnialint l.y l.ogan A rn, !tl J'Mer
'truit building:
Man.
HlBh. !.nr. Clot. Clua.
nAILHuAllM,
A.. T. H V 7H 7 T'l 97'
Hull i: Ohio.... aS "IS -il'i
Tamilian J'-irlflc lit '4 1:11 l- 11" 'i
N. Y. tvnlral
t'hra. V Oh la ...
liraat Nnrlhrrn
llliiiola rn
K.' I'. foulhrr'n. .
J.ahlch Valley ..
V. Paclflo
N. Y. & N. Haven 17 '4
77S 77i 77 77Va
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Northrrn rc. ... (. 79',j
t'hl. & N. AV fS". US '4 iNi
l'inn. R. R Stk 31 "t. 34 34'.
Hea-llnir ...i..... 7Mi 74S 75 74",
C. K. I. A P.,... 4i S4 40H
Noulharn Tar. ... 4 da S4H
Houthcrn -Half ... H'i JOt 3H
t, M. A Ht. P.... II H SOW tl'i 5V
Vnlo.l racifla ... .1324 111. 113 1C1U
i ' STEEI.a -
Am. Cr.-'.Ffl....lM JH J5H"i 1
Allla-rhalmrra .... 44V 44S 44-, 4S
Am. Loroinollv ..HVi HOii "04 109H
' Ituld. Loinmotlve.107 . 10H 101 ju
Iloth. Bird 44 43-H 3
Colo. Fuel Iron ZT
Cruc4i! .......... 61U
Ara. Stal Fdy.,.. 32 '
j.arnHwanna, otrei. ,i
Jlldvale- S('I .... 81
Pr. Sil tr. .... US .
Hub. Steel A Iron. SS'4
MIDI. DlPi;i OIHB... no-.
Sloaa-Ft-hpffiiiia .. 4l4
V. 8.. Steal.. ........ S4v
Vanailium SGT
v' COPPERS,
Anacdnila? 4H 41 i
Am H. Jh Rrf. Co. 4i. 4S
Cerro Da Taaco. .. 3
Chill -IS-
Chin) 25'
Inspiration ...... 38 44
KennecotU 87 la
Mlnml ... S6 V
Nevadfi I'on.
"Hay Conaolld'ed.. HT4
Nenaca ..........
Vtah
OILS.
General Asphalt.. 63 U
t'osden ........... o5
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Omaha Grain
Omaha, Feb. 21.
The. run of receipt! were nme
what unullcr tlii moruina. All kiiid
of cram amircpaiiiig UA cars, as
rotnpared wnli 195 car a year ago,
Shipment were also light, amount
iim to 111) car.
There wan report of showers hi
Mi4oiiri, eastern Kansas and Ne
braska early and notwithstanding
hlfjher foreign tables the future mar-
let declined about 2 cents from last
night's close. Later reports did
not indicate any moisture in the dry
districts of Oklahoma and Kansas
and May and July wheat advanced
to a new high level. Corn futures
were also at the Highest ot the sea
son.
The extreme advance in futures
did not hold and spot sales of wheat
were made at unchanged to 1 cent
higher than yesterday. Corn was a
ready sale at unchanged quotations.
Oats were unchanged. Rye un
changed and barley unchanged, qual
ity considered. .
w new.
No. : dark hard: 1 car. 11.39: I car.
1.35 1 rar, 11.37.
Nn. 1 hard winter: I car, 11.33; 1 car,
1132.
No. J hard winter! I ear, $1.31 (semi-
dark): 4 eara. I.S: S rata. tt.2: 1 rar,
3 ear (smutty). 11.32 (semi-dark) ;
4 ear (smutty), 11.30; J car (smutty)
11.37.
Nn. S hard winter: 1 ear, 31.29; t ears,
$l.2; 1 ear (1)5 per cent heat damaged).
11.25; 1 rar, 11.24; 1 ear (smutty), 31.2H.
Nn. 4 hard winter: 2 cars, 31.24; 1 car
(smutty), $1.82:- 1 ear (very smutty).
tl.:; 1 car (77 per cent dark), 31.33
(smutty); 1 car (67 per cent dark),
11.3!.
No. 3 yellow hard: 3 ears, 31. "5.
No. 2 Yellow hard: 1 car. 81.27: 1 ear.
31.26.
No. I yellow hard: 1 car (3 per cent
beat damaged), 11 1.
(JOHN.
No. 1 white: t car, 31 lie.
No. 3 white: t care, 3114c.
No. 1 yellow: ( cars. 6114c
No. 2 yellow: 4 cara (ehlmxra waiahts).
61Vo; 9 cars. 6114c.
.no. 3 yellow: i car, etuc; 3 cars, 6io;
cars. 50 4ie.
No. X mixed: 2 eara, 60e.
No. 2 mixed: 4 cars, 60c; 3 cara (ship
pers' weights), 60c.
No. 3 mixed: 3 car (special billing),
60c; 1 car, 4914c
Ko, S white: I car, 85c.
No. 3 white: 1 car (aDeelal bllllne).
3414c; 1 car. 3414c; 1 rar, 341jc.
ru, unii.i a cara, utc, w
Sample white: 1 car, 3314c.
RYK.
No. 5: 1 car (heavy), 94c; 3-3 car. 93c.
No. 4: 1 rar. 93o: 2-3 car (not. wheat.
II V per cent rye, smutty), 11.15.
Sample: 1 car. 64o.
Chicago Grain 1 1 New York Bonds
By CHARLES MICHAELS.
Omaha Hea LrU Mire.
Chicago, I-'eb. 21. (icticral rc.il-
wing was on in wheat tit even up lor
the holiday. There were predictions
for rain in the southwest, while ilu-rc
was a bulge at one time that carried
wheat prices to a new hij-h for the
(.ravin, the finish was at a net lns
of Ha'alMc. l orn showed inde
pendent strength and closed lUs-iic
higher, the best figures to far this
season. Oats were Jj'c lower and
rye olf J-Sfti Jxc
Commission houses and local
traders took the aclling side of
wheat at the opening on the fore
cast for rain in the southwest, but
tiirrc was free buying by houses with
eastern connection that usually act
fiT leadiup; New York iiitcr.ts and
a rise of 2'i(fi3ic from the inside
figures followed. Mav touchiutr
$1.47 and July, $1.28!$ cu the
bulge. A bullish crop summary cov
ering Texas. Oklahoma, Kansas and
parts of Nebraska and Missomt, by
ci op expert 1'. S. (loodman, vs the
main factor in inducing the buying
and the bulge
l'rlrea HI art Down.
When the liuylntr ceased, pijers started
downward. Xlany of the loral profession
als and commission houses thst have been
bullish of lata, started to ll freely, link.
Inar the closing decline. The trad nan
an Impression that th leading bullish
Interest waa a free buyer under cover In
way down. At the Inst a majority of
the local element waa out of its llnea
and waltlnc for a break to reinstate them.
Flour demand at Minneapolis was some,
whnt better. One milt was credited with
selling 23.000 bushels. Milling demand
for wheat, taken aa a whole, showed a
llttl Improvement, although Kansas flty
Way dropped to 13?4c under Chlno, the
wiilast difference so far. The May-July
spread here waa nearly 20c at one time.
hut waa risvn to lHViC at me ihhi, win.
onnairierahin huvlna? of May and selling
of July by atrong Interests toward the
Close.
rrnivn marVnl. where somewhat Un
settled with Liverpool unchanged to 1 14 d
higher at the last. i.ocai rcccipis, -
irs.
Demand- for Export.
Vcnnri demand for corn continues with
sales of 405.000 bushela here to the sen
board, but no business was confirmed by
h. .i.i Tiiivinir bv cash and commis
sion houses and prospects ot a breaking up
of country roada due to unseuien earner
combined to bring about the upturn.
Country offerlnga and, consignments were
smaller and receipts of 833 ear were
readily absorbed witn aampie vmu.ro -n w
lo higher. Deliveries on February con
tracts were 30.000 bushels.
Oats showed a heavy undertone and
while higher at on time in sympathy
with other grains closed easy, hxpnrters
were after cash oats nero ana m u""
l iberty Hands,
ikii.
Pales
; J.ll.arty 3'i ..
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S Lib 4', reg .. 97.U4
JOt Vic 44, 13.M...H.0 M
12 l.: 4'i reg ..1012
29 Vic reg 3Sa ..l" I4
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Island Oil.....;',
JnvlnilW Oil .
Jlexlrnn Peterol
Middle States...
3'arlfln Oil
Pan-Aiutrlfan .
I'hlllips
Pierce Oil
I'ure Oil
Royal Dutch.....
1 Sinrtalf OT)
Stan.i Otr... Ji
Texas 't'o,.....
T'nlcn Oil
White Oil
6! 6214 62
8414 3414, 84
4x41 '4844 4814
144 14 1
15 . 13T4 15
12344 1144 HI '.I 122,,
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4614
63 44
32 Mi
744
34
6114
19
1J7"4. 1T6'4 17714
, , , 4544 45 ' aT
... l?i 1714
... 314 1
MOTOR3.
... 6414 314
... 374 8H
.414 444
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34 44 8314
994 9S44
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Gen. Motors . .
Willys-Overland
TMoree-Arrow ...
White Motor ;
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r.t'BBER AND TIRES.
Fisk- ";.'.....'..... 184 3244 12'4
:hoo,irieh n 3714 3714
Kelley-Sprlrisficld .40 38'4
Keystone Tire .;. 17 H 1 1J4
.Max n,.-,.. i .
V. S. Rubber.:... 6614 6614
: - INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar,. 36 36
At.. O. :w.ti.-A. -if i 2 4
Am. Inter. I'orn.,. 46V, 44't
.... OR U 25 44
?"' r".","' . 1U llOTi 1tli
2 4rWZ- 40 39T4
3914
17
15 '4
651
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2514
4444
264
13
38 '4
3814
1644
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26
Am. Can
3814
t .v . . r?33i 32i 3J
. rn. i..fl..i ..... - - .... ft.i
Cuba Cane jus iv i
tuban-Am.- Sugar. JO.Vi 1H. '"t4
Corn Product ....105 1 li
Famous Player. .. 88 .8144 1V4 1
.109' IDS ATl Ti
(ien. Electric
Gt. North. Ore....
Int. Harvester . ..
Am. Hlde-Leath.
V. S.- Ind. Alcohol
Int. Paper -.yV...
Int A M.. nfd. . ..
Am. Sugae ReC...:'i4
fieura-HoeDUCK . ... "" a
35
90
6114'
4544
5014
7244
Stli 3514
88 90
74 67 74
4614 -4644
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stromsberc
Tobacco Product
Vorth. Pump,. ...
Wilson Co. .......
Western Union ..
Westingnous iw;.
4Ht4
6814
4t
38 4
i'l"
7144-
. 6644 .
6444
40
6344
464
38
55 '4
Am. Woolen ...... NE
.Am. Cotton OU..... 2344
Ant Ag. unemjcru
Am. Linseed .....' 3t
.2244
72
6744
6744
40
6144
47
38
66ll
3544
!3'4
2544
324 3844
l-.ln n nfd-.... 67i ' 6T
ti U UuirnntA . - nK S
Brooklyn Kap. Tr., 10 V. .101
Ont. Can JJ 6
Cl. Packing....... J4H ,4
.Col. Oas & Eiec., 76 4. 74
Col.. Graph..,.,.-.. 114
,l-nlled Drug ......
National Ehmel.. 34'4
S3
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33 V
74 "
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214
8644
8714
67
454
4814
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TTnlted Fruit J ! J5J
T-in.r Tbaecol52 162 1214 lt
National tead:... 8944 89 4 JIV4
T.Kil.rt.lnhla .CO... 3414 341 4"4
33
6344
. 3844.
32 '
64
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"''iieeVa'-S-Vr S8T4 M 14 a?1i 3314
So. Porto Rtco S. 61 -J4
-Jtetatl Stores. J?
St. U & P. f-.-.i "J" "
viraia rnr Chem 32 H 311
One o-clocs; sales. 624.600.
Money-Clpse. per centu Monday a
C,M;if.ie.04eHp.r cent; Mon-
s"te'rllng-Close,'l.39H: Monday clos.
'Sew York CettoB.
New Tork. Feb. 21. Under, atronr pr
hollday realiaing th cotton market re
nted, today - and lot 25S point, in
arly trading.-. Nverth.le. enOn
waa still conatrocttv and th underly
ing ton wa unchanged aa buaine. pro
rressed. Eusinesa waa reetrlcted In th
afternoon by the proximity of the hol
iday and wa. largely evening up by local
and outside interests. Ther waa . last
houf 'recovery ot about 10 points in Way
and May Btlena. th former after. ell
Ing aa low a lS.14o moving back to
18 -6 Th- clos wa. 21 points lower
on March to 27 lower on December.
Spot cotfon tedy. 29 points decline.
South spot market were: Galveston,
"37 20. point .decline: New Orleana,
17e. 13 points decline; Savannah. 17.60e,
tinrKaagtd: Mtrophla. 11. I.e. anchanged:
Hoi)7n. 17.75c. 15 point decline; Little
Eocttt 17:15, unchanted.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS,
(Carlota) i mn nnn hiinh.!, American were
Tterelpti Today W'k. Ago Tr. Ago' "p"''..rl -old .broad. Receipts, 158
. :m i is it r'r . .. ......
Wheat 34 ) 155 77
Corn 74 Ml 109
Oats . .11 6
Rye 5 , ll 2
Barley 2
Shipments ' Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat . 40 68 . 40
Corn 47 92 74
Oats ? 17 17 11
Barley 8 6 1
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS,
(Bushels)
Receipts
Wheat Corn
Oats ,
Shipment
Wheat
Corn
Oats
.Today Week Ago
. 842.000 2.473.000
.2,692,000. 3,939,000
, 834,000 1,201,000
Today Week Ago
. 666.000 666.000
.1,121.000 1,801,000
. 466,000 663,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Today
Wheat and Flour a 358,000
Corn 727.000
Oats 182,001
CHICAGO RECEIPT8.
Carlota Today. W'k. Ago.
Wheat ... 47 , 23
Corn ;...100 631
Oata 233 106
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Wheat 170 233
Corn 84 69
Oata 13 ' 14
: ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Wheat 67 237
Corn 153 465
Oats 67 111
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis 248 605
huluth 83 23
Winnipeg ....417, 46J
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, Feb. 21. Cattle Receipt 11,
000 head ; beef steers and aha stock
mostly steady, top beef steers, 19.00;
bulk, 7.268.25; bulls, steady to 25a
higher; bolognaa, largely, 14.004.25; fat,
heavy bulls, mostly 34.60Q4.75; yearling
butcher bulls, 85.76(1)6.25; veal calves,
steady to 25o higher; bulk vealera to
packers, 10.005il.l.00; to shippers, 111.60
(P12.00; stockers and feeders, atrong, to
higher; bulk, 16.5007.25. .
Hogs Receipt, 28,000 head; steady to
10c higher than Monday' average; most
ly 6 to 10 cents higher) close fairly ac
tive; holdover,, moderate; total, liberal;
shippers bought, about 7.500; top 810.63
on 150 to 190-pound . averages; bulk,
i n i A A. i n aft .u hi-h...
.iv.iuyiv.gu, f'B" a. .una WV li
bulk, desirable, 100 to 120 poundersT
3!i. 75(1910.00; aoma strong weight up to
110.40.
' Sheep Receipts, 19.000 head; spots. 10
4?15o - higher; fat lambs. 116.26; bulk,
desirable kind. 313.75016.35; Texas
shorn lambs. 118.26; fall shorn Texas
yearlings and twos, 312.23; choice 11
pound wethers, 39.76; light shorn ewes.
37.50; wooled we, top, 8.25: bulk, 37.00
Q8.00; shearing lamba, I13,75gl.50.
6t. I4uis livestock.
East St. Leula. 111., 'eb. 21. Cattle
Receipts? 2.300 head; beef steers,, beef
cow and canners, steady to atrong; top
beef steers. 38.00; bulk, 6.607.50; bulls,
calve and -tocker. steady: bulk, good
and choice veals, Jl0,7Sr all 25c; top,
311.50.
Hogs Receipts. 10.000 head; market
closed shade weaker from early advance;
top. (11.80: bulk, 160 to 200-pound aver
ages. 316.6110. 75; bulk, 210 to 300
pound., 310.23910 60: pigs, steady to 25e
higher; bulk. 89.00910.00; packer sows,
trong. 33.2608.30.
' Sheep and Lamb Receipt., 1,000 head:
active. 25c higher en lamba and fat
sheep; top, 315.60 for en deck choice
westerns to city butchers: good native
ta packers, 316.00: goed light ewe., 17.75.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Oa Feb. 81. Turpentine
Firm. 3514c: Mies, S barrels; receipts,
8 barrela; shipment., I barrel.; slock,
4,676 barrels. ,
Roain Firm: .air., 16 casks: receipts,
555 casks; shipments, 735 cask; itock,
72.011 casks.
Quote: BDE, 14.00; FGHI, I4.93'4: K,
14.40; V. 15.15: K, 35.40; WG, 35.50S
6.73; WW, 10.
Dry Good.
New Tork. Feb. 21. Cotton goods were
teadler with trading moderate Narrow
print oloths r higher and sheeting,
are staadier. Colored gooda wars firmer.
Spot demand for wh fabric ta fair.
Raw silk wa barely steady. Wool good,
ruled steady with trad lialil. Silk were
quiet.
cars, wltn snipping saicn ,' ....... .......
Houses with seaboard connections
bought rye early but the weakness In
wheat and heavy selling by the roi.hwtxt
made a reaction here. Sales of 10,000
bushels ewre made here to exporters.
Pit Nots.
Hutchinson,, Kan., wired: "Crop damage
reports have been much too pessimistic
In the opinion of conservative and aane
business men and the fact that farmers
are marketing their grain is significant.
Wheat is greeting up everywhere, except
In the extreme southwest and western parts,
and rain is not improbable now. Bar
ometer low. Mr moist and Increasing
ClThenRussian relief purchasing commit
tee will consider tender, on Thursday,
February 2,1. 1922, of No. 2 mixed corn,
federal standards, t o. b, steamer, to fin.
lsh the cargo ot the steamship Manito
woc, which will load at Nevv Orleans
the latter part of this week, estimated to
require an additional quanttty ot 140.000
to 150,000 bushels, more pr less, as the
shlp'a needs develop. Offers to be in the
hands of the purchasing committee at
its office, 43 jaroauwuj,
p. m. Thursday, February SZ, for accept
ance the same day, .
Little Corn Offered.
X'--.p lltila mm is being offered tn th'
country and consignment notices are
lighter. Eastern demand slow this morn
ing and domestic Inquiry fair Weather
predictions suggeat., sharp curtailment of
the movement. , . .
. n-.ionHnnTila d sDatch to a New
Tork paper indicates that efforts are
being made for the substitution of corn
for wheat and rye. The esperlments ii
j imnnrtations of several
shipments of corn grits. The neat .east
relief will substitute corn on an extensive
scale In its work in Asia Minor and the
Broomhal! India, cable says: The new
crop of wheat is progressing satisfactor
ily and ahlpper. are already ottering now
wheat at a discount under nearby Aus
tralian wheat
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
Bv lTndlke Grain Co. DO. .2627. Feb. 21.
42 Argentine 6s
1.) H-Iiu a.
17 Belgian 7'4 ...
17.1 Belgian 6a
7 lliilgian s
S Bern 6s
.1 Braall s
46 lliirdaux 6. ....
66 Canada 6'fi ...
I Csuailr. 6s lPl'n .
Canada 6. 1931.
34 4 ll 1 1 aa Ks 1926 ..
17 Chllo 3. 1941 ..
27 Chile S. 194li...
34 Chines 5.
S Copenhagen
Cuban 4s ' H
2 I'aiiMi as A
I luinlsh 8s 11
324 lentnrlt 6a
17 Bruniark 8 .
20 umin!tun va
1711 Hut Kus Ind
121 French Ra . ,
S50 French 7 'As ..
70 Italian 61s ...
8(1 Jan 1st 4 'is .
10 Jan 2nda 4j.
29(1 Jan lill'ls it ..
26 Lyons 6s
76 Mara 6s
(1 Mexican 6
10 Mrxi largo 5
31 Mext larce 4s ,
9 Norway 8a ....
2(1 Queenaland 7 .
60 Queensland 6s .
2" Rio Do Jan 6s
24 Itio Or 1) Su 8s
99 Seine is
9 Sweden lis
17 Swiss 8s ......
19 San Paulo 8s .
20 Uruguay 83, ...
sis in Ki 514s 1922. .10554 10544 IU65
in un Kt 5U,a 1929. .106 10514 103
154 ITn Ki 514. 1937. .10(1 99',t 1U0
14 Zurich s. H0i UO' 110
Domeatlc.
S N Y C 4 F S 1903 104'4 JH4.H llMtt
3 N Y C 414. 1907. .40414 1(141 104 Va
2 Adams Exp ii ... 7514 74 7614
1 Alaska gold 6s .. 914 9T4 9'4
30 Am Ag Cli 714s. .10044 looi loii'i
38 Am Smelt 5s .... sm 89 89
X20 Am Sug 6s 9914 97 '4 974
7T Ant T & T cv 6s ..113 lllJ 112
18 Am T & T col 6s.. 964 96 ' 96'4
i Jim r t r col i'ia 97 14
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37 AT & SF gen 4s.. 87.V.
7 At & BP adj 4s st 8014
13 AT & SF East Okla
divnu 4s f..i:
7 A Coast Line 7s 105 44 10
1 JKl coast Lino SS.. 95 'fx 9f,i,
11 Atlantic L & N 4s 78 '4 78'.
i At Fruit Co 7s.... 2814 28'
a mias J'ovraer 714a 103 14 103
8814
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f4 S & O 6s 967?
6 Refg 6s 78 '4
28 Refg cv 4Vt 76 44
13 Gold 4s 7g
4 Gold Souwest 3V4s 8714
4 Gold T & C 4s.... 6414
17 Bell Tell of Pen 7s 108
1 Beth Steel 1st 6s.. 96
ii netn steel P M a. . 8844
9814
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76
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31 Int Paper series H.
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2 V Iowa Cent 4s 29 "4
7 K 41 Kt K M 4.. 76',
27 K O Sou 4s 34
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2 K I? term 4 hi)
41 Kelly Hpringf'd 8.11'4 10-"4 1314
I Lack Sle.l 6s Si, 98 914
5 La. led Una first 6a i! 86 80
8 Lake Klmm 4s 1928 92'4 92'4 92'
1 Lake Shore mi 31 7614 7414 761
1 LIE ft M lis 94 94 94
Lehigh Valley 6a...l'i44 1IN loll
3 Lehigh V Coal 6s.. i', 87'
h Long Island 6s 84 84 9
19 I.orillard 3s 9:i'4 9:4 9344
21 L N 6'-a 11 14 K'l 3 JOll
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1 MKT St Ry 1st 6s.. 33 74 8 IS 83 44
1 Slur Oil 8 '! 90 90
14 Mex pel of Del 8. 1'HH 10114 10144
2 Mich Cert 4s 83 83 83
S Midvule 6a 87 8'4 8634
U Minn or Sll. 4s.... 40 394, 40
3 M SIP SSM I14S 101H l"l". 1914
21 MKT 6s notes.... 6l'4 65 68 '4
456 MKT new auj : 4914
38 MftKT prior lien 6 7S1
44 JliVKT 4s 6
31 M4KT (loin 6.... 02'
39 M&KT 1st 4s 754
10 .M.vkT 2rd 4 R51
3 M&KT ctfs of dop i 66
Omaha Produce
Furnl.bed by (! of Kabraak, de.
partmaiit of a.rl.uliui. buretu ot nir
ki and uirktingi
L1VK POl'l.TBT.
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4 Mont Pw 6. 9414
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Art. I Open. High. I Low. I Clos. Te.t.
WhU
May
July
Rye
May
July
Corn
May
July
Oats
May
July
Pork
May
Lard
May
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Klba
May
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1.41
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Kama Citr IJn Stock.
Kansas City, Ma.. Feb. 21. Cattle Re
celpta, 11.600 head: bulls, calves, cannera
and cuttera steady; best calves. 310.00;
mostly canners, 3.75l3.00: cutters gen
erally 13.5094.00; bulk bulls, 33.5oB4.26;
other classes generally steady to strong;
spot higher on beef .teers and feedera;
best heavy ateera, 38.00: other morning
sale. 6 .1597.80; good and choice cows,
35.0098.75; medium to good heifers, 35.00
4?6.75: 900 to 1,200-pound choice feeders,
37.6097.10; plainer kind, mostly 36.60
7.25; early .tocker. 4.004J7.15.
Hog Rceipt. 12.00 head; market
opened lOOlic higher; closed active to
shipper, and packers, 15j?!0o higher than
yesterday's average: some mixed and
heavies up more; top. $ 19.13; tulk 20V
and 321 pound, 810.00910.10: packer top.
310.10: 240 and 276-pound weights mostly
39.75IJ3.90; bulk of -sales, 9.40(j lt.io;
packing cows mostly around 83.00; some
pigs up to 39-75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 4.0(10 head;
.heap 256 50c higher; fed fall shorn
Texa yearlings, M.M; wethers, 39.35;
lamb generally Hi higher: seven loads.
llMe
5 Ed Gen 7s D 107 10714' 107 li
16 Bklyn RT 7s 6614
a jjftiyil ii cilS Ot
. . ieP 65 65
'3 Bklyn BT ctfs st 614 6114
8 Bklyn BT 5s 39 3914
6 Buffalo R & P 414s 89 89
7 Bush Term 6s.... 89 '4 89
1 -an Nor 7s 11)944 109'i 10945
? ,n Nor 6's 10814-ins 10814
75 Can Nor reb 4s.... 78 77i 77
2 Cent of Ga 6s 96 '4 SCU 96 'A
7 Cent of Ga con 63 94 94 91
25 Cen Lea 6s 9514 94x4 95i
Cent New Eng 4s.; 09V4 6!li"'r.9U,
10 Cent Pao 3'4s 8.-714 ' 8714 8711
1 Cent Pao Sh Ll 4a 79 79 79
,1 5:'tnt K R N J 6s,.106 lt)5U 105'A
12 Cerro de Pasco 8s. 11014 110 110A
9 MOTM 6s
10 NO Term 4s...
2 NY AH 6s
7 NTC Col 7s
30 NYC deb 6...
7 NYC ref 414s..
10 NYC 4s of 194
6 NYC conv 4b...
' 4 NYC ref 31ia...
5 NYU & St I. fa 4s 8414 8414
43N'V Killaon fs 6s-fsl06'i 106 106
1 NY (.as PM 4s.... 7814 '8'4
13 NYM1SH 6: 70 69'4 70
1 NYNHAH 4s deb.. SOU &0 SO'
9 NYNHSH d4of 956 50 50 60
36 N Y Rw adja 7s.. 7614 76'4 76"4
11 NY Rwa ctfs of dep 64, 64, 64,
2 NY Bwa refg 4s.... 29 14 29 '4 29 "4
6 NY Rwa ctfs of dep 28 27'4 2714
6 NY Rws ctfs of dep 28 2714 27'4
48 N Y Tel 6s '41.. 102 102H 10354
4 N Y Tel 1949 103 Va 10.1 I'M
7 N Y Tel 414 9044 9014 10
.13 V Y W & B 414S.. 42V. 4114 42
1 Nflc Sou 6s .. 6 8 44 6 84 684
IK Nfte W cv 6s 10514 105 106
5 Nor Pac 6 10614 10614 J0644
1 Nor Pac 4 'As 8814 8814 88 '4
16 Nor Pao 4s 85 '4 84 li 85V
2 Nor Pac 3s 60i 6014 6044
27 NorPac GtNor 61410644 10614 10614
5 Nor States Pw 5e.. 8 8 44 8 814 8 8 14
1 N. W. Bell Tel 7sl07ti 107'4 10744
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2 C & A rfg 3s....
U C & O rfg 31s...
39 C B Q 5s
, 10 O B Q gen 4s....
1 C B Q Ills 4s
19 C & B I 6s of '51.
4 0 O W 4s
. 10 C & lli 5s
2 C M St P Cv 6s..
11 C M St P gen 4'4s 81
29 O It St P cv 414s 63
1 u m. st r rrg 414s 58
2 CMSP deb 4s of'34 6814
3 C M St P 4s of "25 71 14
1 CMSt F 4s CM&PS 65 44
C 4 CXW gen 5s ...
' 2 CNW gen 4s ...
3 C P Ry 6s
1 CRIP Gen 4s....
116 CRIP rfg 4s
1 Ch Un 8tn 614s.
1 Ch Un Stn 414..
6 C & W I 74s fs
6 C & W 14 ,
2 Chile Copper 7s.
42 Chile Copper Js... 8614
0 u si u rrg 6s.. 9744
45 C C C St L Gen 4s.. 77'4
8 C C C St L & St P
4a Cairo Pvn .... 84 H
2 Colo Sou 4s fs 85 44
1 Colo Sou 1st 4s..... 8114
1 Col Gas 6s .tamped 91
48 Con Gas 7s 10414 1084J 1041,
15 Cuba Cane S deb 8s 764 76'4 7614
18 Cuba C Sug deb 7s 7814 7714 78
1 Cuba R R 714s 101 101 14 101 li
1 Cuba R R 5s 78 73 78
7 Cuba Amn Sug SS..1041J 10 104
1 Cum Tel 6s... ...... 90 90 90
2 Del & Hud cv 6s... 92 9141 92
1 Del & Hud cv 7s... 108 ins. ins
B Del & Hud refg 4s. 87 87 87
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11 Denver Imp 5s 7914 79
1 Denver 4 fs. ....... 77 77.
2 Denver con 4 74'i 74 U
2 D M & Ft D 4s 41 41
8 Det Edison fs 6s B.101 100i 101
4 Dia Match deb 7sfs. 10714 107 107'4
14 Dupont 7s fs 104 1034 10344
14 Duquene Light 8s.. 102 101 44 102
20 Elgin .Toilet 6s:.... 964 9fi,4 964
13 Erie Prior Lien 4s. 584 C814 6SS4
29 Erie Gen Lfen 4s... 44?i 4414 4414
a r.rie con as......
2 Erie 4s D...
6 Erie &- Jersey 6s.
4 Dl.k Rubber 8...
20 Gal P 6s
6 Gen Elec deb 6s..
13 Gen Elec deb 6s.
24 Ogn&Cal Sh Line 6s st
1 Ogn S L 48 88V4
25 nn W R R Nv 7a 78'4
1 Otis Steel 8s 971J 97
8 Pao Gas 6s 88 87 44
6 Pao Tel 6s 95 9414
23 Pac Motors 8a ' 99 '4 99
2 Pan Amn 7s 9714 9714
5 Penna 7s 10614 10614 106V4
21 Penna gold 6,14s. .106 10614 105
20 Pen nr. ts .... 96?4 9514 95(4
1 Penna gen 614 8714 87 8714
1 Penna 4s ot 1948.. 8S 88 88
6 Peo Gas 6s 101 101 101
97
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1 Pore Marq us 8944
10 Pierce Oil 8s 99
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7 Prod & Ref 8s..,, 99
3 Pub Svc N J 63.,. 77
1 Reading gen i 82?4
1 Rep Iron 5s ' '
13 Rik & L 4s 7744
6 St Ii I M 4s R G.. 76
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2 St L S F 6s 83
5 St L S F 6s 96
69 St 1 S F-adj 6s .. 76
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24 St-L S F gen 6s ..:97. 97
11! St It & SW con 4. 78
4 St h S W term 6. 74
4 San Ant & A P 4 71
66 Seaboard con 6s.. 50
23 Seaboard adj 6s.. 19
41 Seaboard ref 4s ..36
9 Sharon S Hoop Ss 93
94 Sin con 7s ....100
2 So Bell Cl 5. 93
25 Sou Car & GA 5 96
4 Sou Pao con 4a 36
7 Sou Pao ref 4a.... 84
14 Sou Pao con 4s ... 88
10 Sou Pao col 4s .... 79
2 S P M & M 6s ... 90
27 Bo Pao SF term 4 0
34 So Porto Sug 7a... 95
69 60 Ry gen 6s FS,.'94
24 Sou Ry gen 4s ... 62
1 Stan Gas 6s 93
1 Stan Milling 63 .. 96
17 Stan Oil Cal 7... 106
92
82
95
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3 Steel & Tube 7a... 98 98 98
T R R A S L 6s.. 94 9411 9414
153 Third Ave adj 6s.. 64 63 64
17 Third Ave rf 4s.. 61 61 61
11 Tide Water 6.. .102 102 102
10 Tob Prod 7 98
13 T St I, V 4. .... 82
65 Trl City 6s 98
9 Unl Pao FS 4s ... 91
S XTnl Tac con 4. ... 91
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5 Unl R I Es P I.
4 Uni Ry of S L 4s
3 U 3 Realty 6. .,
6 V S Rub 7s .,
9 U S Rub 7s
34 U S Rub Ss
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S V C Ch deb 6.... 95
9 Ylr Ry 63 ,
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10 West. Pac 63
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9 Hi
98
98
91
91
7 Wilson FS 6a .... $5
Total .ales, 17,485.000.
.103 103 103
.107 1064 1U7
2 82 82
. 65 65 65
. 94 94 94
.104 104 304
101 100 101
. 87 86 86
.100 100 100
ea as 88
91. 91
95 95
91 90 91
99 99 99
61 61 61
84 84 84
103 107 108
92 92 92
.. 93 93 93
..106 105 106
6 96 96
Si
96
Siaux City LIT Stock.
Sioux City, la.. Feb. 21. Cattl Re.
ceipts, 3.000 head; market steady; ted
steer and yvarllngs. 37.0098.50: warmed
up steers and yearlings, 34.509 6.75; fat
cowa and heifers, 34.006.76; canners.
32.263.76; veals, 85.0009.25; feed.ra,
6.0097.n0; calves, 34.607.25; feeding
rows jl heifers, 33.5095.25; stockers,
15 ooarV.
Hngs Receipts, lo.oo head: merkel
steady, 10o higher; butchers, 3VI099.75;
lights, 3.809.95: mixed, 39.00f9.50;
heavy packera, 37.7693.00; bulk ot sales,
33 60 0 9.90.
Sheep and Lambs P.eceipts. 1,000 head;
market 2So higher; fed waetera lambs,
313.50.
St. Joseph Liva Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 21. Cattle Re
ceipt., 2.600 head; steers, strong to 16c
higher: butchers, 139250 higher; steer,
36.7508.50; cows nd heifers, 84.509
8.25; calve., 36.0091.60. 7
Hcga Receipts. 6,000 head: market 10c
to 15c epot more; top, 310.15; bulk.
39.50910.00.
Sheep and T.mb Receipts. J.O00 hesdi
lambs. 50c higher; iheap. strong to 26a
higher; lambs, 314.76915.50; ewe., 27.60
93.23.. .
New York Coffee.
New York. Feb. 21. Rio No. T e;
futures, steady; Jlarcb 1.65c; July, 1.70c. 1
Kla.a .,
Spring ....
Il-na ,
Cork
I Mirk
lie
Turkey ....1
Select
No. 1
No. S
Cri-ks
Case count..
I'RESSbU POULTRY.
ECGS.
.:'6r
.2.1
"I-
.::
.26
.45 J
.30
.28 'it
.:;
.37tf
.27
.43
.31
.29
.24
.-
Live Stock
.31.(1
.2:i If
.234JI
.IIO.SO-S 11.00
, 8.:. 0 41' Hi. (1 1)
. 7.0lil)i 3.00
. 10.00l010.60
. 3.611 3 60
. 7.009 8.00
. 8.00 9 9 00
. 8.009 3 00
. 1 8.50 9 19.60
. 16.50ffi 18.60
. 14.00016.00
. 11.50013.00
. lo.noa 11.00
. 8.0IIW 9.00
7.009 3.00
l.iOu-C.Ti
HCTTEIt.
Creamery, print
Creamery, tuba...
Country, beat 21 .22
Country, common .169 .16
BUTTERKAT.
8tati0D prlr -2M '
nai
Pralrl No. 1 upland
No. 3 upland
No. 3 upland.
No. 1 midland
No. S midland. ..........
No, 3 midland
No. 1 lowland.....
No. 3 lowland
Alfalfa, choice....
No. 1
standard
No. S
No. S
Oat atraw
1vh.1l Rlraw..
FRUITS AND VtlitH.U.
Fruit Bananas. 714 980 per lb. Or
anges, size 216 and larger. 3 j.6(lT6.60;
siao 230. 35.509 6.25; size 263, 35 3oi 6.00;
six 324, 35.0096.00. Lemons, 35.6097.60
box. Grapefruit, 31.2595.00 crate. Apples,
according to grade and slie: Jonathans,
33.2693.76; Delicious, 33.6096 00; Rome
Beautlea. 13.0093.25: Stamon vlneP.
33.0093.25; Common Wlnesap. 32.0093.76;
Winter Pearmain., 32.7593.00; Spilzen
burg, 33.2694.00; Blacktwlg. 33.0004.00;
Ben Davis apd Gano, 32.6093.00; Ortley,
33.60. Pears, Oregon eating. 84.00 bu.
baskets. Flga, 24 packages. 8 ounce, 32.15
03.25; 13 packages, 10 ounce, 11.60. Pates,
Dromedary. 3S packages per box, 16.76;
(.lallowil, 14913o per lb.
Vegetable: rotatoes. per cwi.: iNeo.
Early OhlQs, No. 1, 13.25; Neb. Irish Cob.
biers. 12.25; Red River Ohlos,. No. 1, 12.25
03.60; Colo. Brown Beauties. $2.502.76.
Sweet Potatoes, 81.7692.60 per hu. Celery,
81.2592.00 doz. Head Lettuce, 35.6096.00
crate. Leaf Lettuce, 60960c doz. Red
Onions, 910o lb. Yellow Onions, lo lb.
Spanish Onions, 83.6094.50 crate. Cauli
flower, 32.5092.75 crate.' Cucumbers, hot
house. 32.6003.00 doz. Carrots, 2c03c
lb. Turnips, 203c lb. Parsnips, 33o
lb. Cabkage, 805o lb. Young Southern
Radishes, 7590c. Young Southern Car
rots, 90c. Young Southern Beets, 90c
31.00. Brussell. Sprouts, 25o lb. Shsllotts,
GSo dos. Green Peppers, 250350 lb. Young
Southern Onions, 90o doz. Parsley, 459
75o doz. bunches.
Wholesale prices of beef cut. ara a.
follows: No. 1 ribs, 23c: No. 2 ribs. 21c:
No. 3 ribs, 15o; No. 1 loins, 20c; No. 2
loins, 24c; No. 3 loins, 17c; No. 1 rounds,
I4ttic: no. z rounds. ihjc; no. 3 rounds.
llc; No. 1 chucks, 9c: No. 2 chucks,
9c; No. 3 chucks, 7c; No. 1 plates, 6c;
no. 1 plates dc; ivo. a plates, le. .
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. Mo.. Feb. 21. Wheat-
May, 31.31; July, 31.19.
corn May, 67c; July, 60c.
Omaha, I'tb, SI.
Iter. 11I ware I'.llll lloila Hleen
Offl.Ml JI"Milay 9.J'l . !
HallniM Turaday... :.;" 4, "
Two il l) till k. I"4 25, 32
hm Mat w..h I4M :i.l l.3
Hiiliia 3 wek MKr. . I."7. 2J.3H :,7I1
Sam 3 eMrk .,"-"' S.'.i7 51.174
Sim ear 14.I3 al.SJI -0.2-'l
Cnllto llecelpi, 7 ;oo h'.f. WMti "y
a niK'leial run of raille Turad .y Hi
market Ueveluped consldsiabl allenalli.
sinppn and liwal pavker wet i ti
rniuprtllara (or Ih U'aliall beef aleer
and ro at pvn-a strung to lOfllle
IllClier th4ll M.HIdav, bl tiarvr elllllg
up around 17.76 0 1. I'l. Iiuaina In fe'U
ei wa not uvrly aeih". I"i' l"f t'1
mmt pnrt pile war firmly held.
IUfitatlnna on cattle: liund lo enalce
heaves ;.35'tfS.2:i; fair) to S"d beevca,
o oniu 7 24; romni.iii tn fair be. IS 6
tfl. 60; fair tn good Yearling, I'i.at'ti 7.50;
.-iiiitiiiin to fair yanrl'n, ! iawlu;
g... t i-lioli li-lf-r. ...0"(j 6,76: fair to
good h'lfera. I4 7io.00; rholr l prime
row. IS.IStf 6.65; good to choice cov.,
11659 3 10; fair In good cov. , 14 21 It
45; roninion to fair raw, 13-13- 4. Hi;
good lo rhiilco feeders. 16.7697.60; fair to
goad feeder.. 3.H.'u" 6.;: rolulmul to fair
feedelK, 8". 4Hi 6.10; good to rlwlce) toi k
ers, il.K:.t7.6ll; fair to good twker
IH.256.7; innimiiii In fuir HtorUera,
Iu6(ia8.2i; stink heifers. l.60j.6.83:
ai.uk cowa. 3.754S6; alm k ralves, 15 no
I 7 60; veal rnlves. 3i.0ofl.6O; bull.,
.lugs. etc.. yi.au i -'-
lli.gs Receipts. 1 1,600 head. Shipper
buyer were back In tho market today
making liberal purchase at price ruling
steady tn 10c higher. Pinker buyer wer
alow to atari trading prices, for tho most
part ruling fully steady with yeatrdy.
Light ling sold moatly from 39.7099. 85,
with a top prli-o of 39.90. Mixed load and
butcher weight. 89.6f-l.l). and packing
grades, S-3.00 or 9. 25. with extreme heavies,
mostly from 7.i5tiS.U0; bulk of ale wa
19.60 .ft 9.85.
Sheep Receipts. S.Ono bead. The fat
lamb market waa fairly active with price,
for tha uiaat pnrt steady to atrong with
pnls looking 25c higher. Shipper were
active and supported the market bidding
for some of the beat lots. Bulk of lamb
sold from 8l4.75j 15.25, with beat quality
handv weights quoted at 115.60. Feeder,
and shearing lambs were fully steady,
some light 60-pound feedera went out at
313.75. Sheep were fully steady, light ewe.
felling at 38.00, with stronger weights at
I6.7C
Quotatlonk on sheep: Fat lamb., good to
choice, 314. 50irf 15.60: fnt lambs, fair to
good. 14.O0'S14 60; feeder lambs, good to
choice. 31:1.00913.8.1; shearing lambs,
313.60014.20; cull lambs, 310.00iS)ia 00;
fat yearlle;s. tight. I12.5O013.OO; fat
yearlings, heavx 39.50010.60; fnt wethers,
37 75(tf9.00; fat ewes, light, 37.5098.00;
fat .ewes, heavy, 85.6097.OO; feeder wea,
$4.0096.50.
Knnsa. City iiay.
City, Feb. 21. Hay Un-
Knnsas
changed.
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1SI3 Dougl. Tat. tou. SS
Gas Ranges
r
BOWEWS.
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Specially priced during
our Clean-Sweep Sale-
each . . $52.50
These ranges are splen
did bakers; have enamel
doors and are well made
and finished. -,
.
Also showing complete ines
of Garland and Economy' Gas
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