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By ALEXANDER DANA NOYLS
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i nmit)4llv ii.tff rtu'if iiiovmunu,
loi'rf", uhs ii. iiii. nutktt ..
Yiina.J iin.iir tti.,i H4 prai tidily
the ,t iiiiir Uttc Pii any
d,.y (!! ytar; t.urlii:. cm li.4ii"f
r-4ch(i it im li'ifli lujfW at 1 ;
wheat fi .ilv t'Mii lud the hot priif
" TliriJ.,v ttiht Vtfll above
i'4in nijuiimm, ili l4y' t.ip
f'Biirr, v.', 4 hiiliel. l.,-iiiK
abm,. fin- lushest Irailirij en
t'tr prr-M (t, licfure tilt month,
Ali'i'tj u-th iIh.c triltini clutinri
III llMal'l'll 4M. rotnitlCrCI.il V4!ir,
i'.h- i-.if.il rem rve repotted increase
i r tin wrrk i.i Hi p.r cent in it
I- "' mrric; tin pcrcinta,;r,
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- 'ii'I-tr intmsil a rr ago v. from
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il' all fun-inn (..ncrnniciit .
tlMitir, 'ndwlin the Cuiupran vity
binnl. ucitl liryolul the yt;ir' in.'.
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v-iuMv the 1 rriiib republic H ami
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il'C l"K!ut fiiM- the loan, wrie
placed.
HlC llualnra In Nlmka.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
New York Quotations
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Phillips ;
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Puro Oil 4 '4 'V4
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Sinclair Oil 19 '4
Standard Oil, N. J.17S 1.7l4
'l-pxas To. 46 4a
Vnlon Oil I"1 I'?
White Oil 4 9'
MOTORS.
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llimUKll AND T1HKS
Fisk 13 15H 2H
Unn.1rl.-h 3'i
KPllpy-Sprlnsfipld. 40 39 '4
Kevstons Tire .... 17 16!
Ajax l"i li
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Studebaker
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Am. Int. Corp..
Am. Sumatra . .
Am, Telephone .
American Can .
Central Leather
Cuba Cane
Ouban-Ani. Sugar
Corn Products . .
Famous riayera
Cen. Klectrie ...
lit. North. Or...
Tnt. Harvester ..
Am. Hide-I.eath.
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Int. Taper
Int. M. M.. rfd..
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Sears-Roebuck ..
Stromsberi?
Tob. Products ..
Worth. Tump. ..
Wilson Co
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Westinphouse El.
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Am. As. Chem
Am. Linseed
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Prooklyn Rap. Tr..
Continental Can...
California Pkg....
Columbia O. & K.
CAinmhia firanh. ..
Nattonal Enaihol.. S0I4
Vnitd Fruit 142
I.orlllard Tobacco
National Lead 90
Philadelphia Co... 34t
Pullman
P. A. Sutar....
Retail Stores ..
St. U & S. V
Vir. Car Chem.
Total sales. 1,126,000 shares.
Mnev Close, 6 per cent;
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10
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74
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32
142
23
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34
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31 S3 32
close. 4 rer cent.
Tuesday'
Tuesday'! close,
Tuesday's close.
Francs Close, Cl6c;
a in c.
Sterlinf Close, 14 41; Tuesday's close,
. I3.
New York roollry.
XT Tork. Fb. 23. Live Poultry
Tv: broilers, JSe40c: fowls. 2SC3Sc;
rooster. 16c: dressed, quiet; unchanged.
Kn" CltT rollllrr.
Kansas City. Feb. !J. Eggs le higher;
' firsts. 23c; batter and poultry, unchanged.
Chlnuro Prottnr.
Chlcsi. Feb M. Poultry, sllv, higher;
'UFl.. ao; spriDgs. I7c; roosters, ISo
A riiiour A On ...... 10
u.liiliy I'.t. kitiR -i. 949
I'.il.l Packing Co... 26
.M.irrla I'H.-kltiK Co... 37S
Swift I'.. 1,014
J. w. .Murphy
Swurt A- Cn
I.ln. i.ln Pu. I.iiiK . 36
llg.len Pil.'klllK t'l,
lliiimiiH I'n.'kmg C11
Hnffitii.n Urns. ... 18
Midwest Pkg. Co... 9
I-, 1 'lea 11
I'ni.'.ha Packing Co. 19
So. Omaha Pkg. i n. 2-
llenton At Van Sunt. 31
.1. If. Hulla
n. M. Ilurruss Co. 11
V. II. Cheek 2
K. fl. Christie & Son 37
liennis Francis... 29
Kill n 3 1
.Inhn Harvey 472
P. S. Kellogg 112
P. r. Lewis 41
Mo - Kan. C. & '. Co. 26
.1. B. Root fk Co.... 7
llost-nstock Urns. .. 12
Van Hant S- Co . 46
W-thein.cr Hegen
Other buyers
1.74.1
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1.41
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l26
2.974
f9
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2.403
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5,601 1 1.44 T.1'30
Total ...
Cattle Receipts. 4.600 head. The cat
tle mirkct was fully steady with Wednes
day .i'l in vase, a little
best beeves selling around 57.801)8.-0
Cow stuff, was also In brond demand at
steady to tronger prices and thera was
fairly active and fully steady market lor
Blockers and feeders, oinpoieu ...... -
week ago. both beef steers and cow are
around lS25c higher and thero has also
teen some improvement In atoc-ktr anil
feeder values. . ,
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves $7.4.2n; fair to good beeves,
lis 7;ir7 35; common to fair beeves. "0
to'.6i: goo.l io choice j:'""?. ''.6"u'.
8. 50; f.Hr to good yearlings. ',';
common to fair y""':'?-:
good to choice heifers. $h.006,75; fair
to good heifers, 4.766.00: choice to
prime row.". $5.255.75; good to choice
cows. 4.75('5.2i; fair to good WJ. -!
4.75: common to fair cows. I2.i5rgT4.Ii.
good to choice Blockers. $6.804i7.50: fair
to good stockers. s.lf. iff 6.75; common to
fair own. $.-..40i'6.1"; good to choice
stockers. i!.S5Jf 7.50; fair to good stock
era B25iaii.75; common to fair stockers,
:,'50 6.251 stock heifers. $4,60 8-6.00;
stock cows. $4.oO4i5.00; stock calves, $a.O0
veal calvew, o.uu.o;
etc., $3.255.J5.
BF.EK STKKRS.
Av. Pr. Nc Av. Pr.
nun K 75 7 1102 7 00
u'.:::; "7 7 :.-. 12 12 7 30
i(i ..1-230 7 50 39 1212 7 75
2S 1437 8 20
STKKRS AND HEIFERS.
"2 766 7 0" 16 S"3 7 "
COWS.
7 1115 4 50 11 1189 6 00
HEIFERS.
4 71.2 5 00 15 769 5 66
4! '. '. 1 . . 6S2 .. 6 10
42 .... 673 6 10 18 124S 7 60
HULLS.
1 1030 6 i".o
CALVES.
Jl 354 6 25 4 167 25
4 223 9 50
Hogs Receipts. 11,600 head. The mar
ket was active today, both shippers and
packers being anxious for supplies. The
opening was around 13e higher, with gen
eral trading 15Sj25c higher. Light hogs
sola mostly at $10.0041)10.10, with a top
of $10.15; mixed loads and butcher
weights, $9.60 10.00, and racking grades,
$8 5069.50. with extreme heavtes. SS-OU
8 50. Bulk of sales was $9.7010.10.
?7.7!
stags,
No.
a .
1.1 l'"
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a.i 4
11 ij 1 in 4. 11 4
11.41 1,11. III! 1 ,
1.1 1. 3. .
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13 AlgelClliv .4 7
12 Mr. gun I"' l"-'
II II. !.., 7 I7 in. ',
;..4 ll.llli, I2 ll,
9 Ill-Ill.- 4a Ill .'l
71 luaill I"l 1-j'j
ll-i H..iipiU4 i l M1,
11 I'sna.U 19. 9" 97
17 I .iii.i-l.i .' I9.il.,. 'J'.
: :.i t-hiiv I92 ii.ni, ti.i
77 1 hil ! It'll ...,I"J l"l
1j l'li,l- kg 191.1 ..,.!"! I'll
2 Clinic 6. ,, 5u
19 licltlllltrti s. ,....i'TI
9 i-..p.-tttiiK..n 5. ,, y si.
l i'uiaa ., I ii.i ot( ..,
12 I'llliaa 4 ',1 79 7
16 Jlamali . A 1ni I"i
I'. liaiilli ft U ....!" I"7i,
141 Ivntuaik tn 95 l
II IieiiiiiHtk s I'm loos
3"7 lit l aa In.J .. 94 4
313 Fnllcli 1114 12
Mil Frnch " nu',
a uaiiHiis s's. .... .i
l" Jspati 1st 4 0'4
30 Jnpaii i-n.l 4s .. 89
115 Japan 4s 76
63 l.yi.lis lis NS
45 Marseilles ta .... 85
36 Mexican 6s 65
"0 M-Cfun 41 44
4 Norway im
94 (Jiieenslanit 7 ,...1"8
214 tvueet'Hlanil 8s .... 99
29 Itio I'p Jan kg , .11111
18 Itio lira 1 S ts ..l"'i
2:i2 Seine 7 92
33 Sweden 6 98
9 Swls. 6s 115
13 San of sa j'au s..lo2
4 Tnkio ii ,1
1.6 Uruguay lur, 1. 1111 11.
108 l'n Km 6s 1922.1115 105
66 Pnl Kin 6 1929.105 lil.M,
119 L'tli Kin 6s 1937.100 3
Domestic,
11 N' T a i:s -t.0 99 si
3
90
s
75
M
84
tr.
44
l"t"4
1"6
91
nun
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9.1
97
114
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20 N V U 4. 1st '71. .1114 104
22 Am Al lh 7. ..100 jooi
Sir.
. 97
.ll'." 112
96 96
H8 1.
97
8 Am Smelt fis
59 Am Sug fis
245 Am Tvl con 6s .
17 Am Tel col 63 .
25 Am Tl col 4 s
18 Am Tel col 4s .
6 Am Writ Pa, 6s .
i" armour 4 ',s
J-- A 1 A S K gen 4s. 67
16 A T A: S r c 4s -55 78 V
10 A T S r c 4s -60 98
10 All Fruit 7s . . 27
Atlas Powder 7s.l".H. in t
.. 9h
.. 8
. . dlxt
. . 68
9k'
88
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68
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98
97
78
76
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87
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96
91
66
62
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89
89
87
95
109
96 '
No. Av.
49. .302
65.. 279
71. .263
58.. 257
87. .182
80. .277
Sh.
70
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HOGS.
No.
58.
51.
Av.
281
284
262
223
200
184
Sh.
Pr.
9 60
9 75
9 83
9 95
.. 10 05
. . 10 15
The mar-
yesterday's
Pr.
9 25
9 70
8 80 35.
9 00 72.
10 00 7li.
10 10 84.
Sheep Receipts, 7.000 head,
ker ononed todav about like
dull close, or 25 50c lower than the oest
time. Fat lambs sold mostly within the
range of $15.00ii 15.50, the latter price t"P
for the day. Clipped lambs were strong,
with good quality SO-pound lambs selling
at $14 10. Feeders and shearing lambs
are fully steady. Sheep were slow to
move, but were considered steady, with
price range unchanged.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good to
choice. $15.i'0(ii!lS.5l); fat lambs, fair to
good, tl4.60i6.ii0; feeder lambs., good to
choice. $13.00 13.85; shearing lambs,
$1S.6U14.25; cull lambs, $10.0012.00;
fat vearlings. light, $1 2.60 1 .1.00; fat
vearlings. heavi. $9.50lO.5O; fat wethers,
$7.759.00: fat ewes, light, $7.6O8.00;
fat ewes, heavy, $5.607.00: feeder ewes,
$4.005.50.
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23. Cattle
Receipts. 3.500 head; all killing classes
active; beef steers strong to 25c higher:
several loads medium weights. $8.25;
other medium to good lots. $7.O0&8.16;
she stork strong to 15o higher; choice
cows, $5.55iff5.73; other grades mostly
$4.605.50; heifers largely $6.00i&.6.60;
calves steady to strong; top vealers,
$10.5"; bulk, around $10.00; other classes
generally steady; good hulls. $4. 004.60;
bulk canners. $3.00; cutters, largely $4.00;
stockers and feeders, $6.007.00.
Hogs Receipts, 6.OO0 head: market
opened 1 offi 5c higher; closed active,
mostly 25c higher; best 170 and 200-pound
weights to shippers snd packers, $10,250
10.35; ion an( 250-pounders. $10.15
10.25: choice 310-pounders. $9 85; bulk,
$9.76010.30; packing sows, $8,002 S. 25;
fat pigs, up to $9.5,5. "-
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 4.000 head;
sheep and feeding lambs steady; early
sales lambs sbout steady with yesterday's
close; medium to good lots. $14. 50f 15.10;
best unsold feeding lambs. $13.25 13.51).
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, la., Feb. 23. Cattle Re
ceipts. 2,600 hesd; market killers steady;
atockers, steady to lower; warmed up
steers and yearlings. 14. 5096.75: fat cows
and heifers, $4.0OS:6.75; canners, $2. 501ft
4.00: veals, $5,0045 9 60; feeders. $5.00(
7.0O; calves. $4. 60ft.. 25; feeding cows and
heifer. $.! 25t5.25; stockers. $5.0Og7.00.
Hogs Receipts. 7.5CO head; market tc
tive, jo to 15c higher: butchers. $9.75(i
9 95; liihts, $10.00-glo 10: mixed, $9.6DSI
9.76; heavy packers. $8.O0(g.8,25; western
pigs. $10.50; bulk of sales, $9.75610.00;
native pig. $9R09.73.
Sheep Receipts. 600; market 10 to 25c
higher; fed western lambs. $16.60.
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10 H.vO Mouwcst 3s 87
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5 Hiaden Con ks i
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2 Hklyu Kd R t 7s 66
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3 Hush Term con 6s 87
5 Can Sou 5s 95
13 Can Nor 7 110
6 Can Nor 6s 108 ins
49 Can Pao deb 4s... 78 77
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10 Cent l'nc 4s 82
5 Cerro Oepasco 8s. .110 110
18 O & O con 6s.... 86 gr.
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6 C & O gen 4s 1st,. 83 k!i
2 Cllgo & A 3s 39 39
4 Chgo & A refg 3s.. 65 r.5
43 C 13 & Q 6s 97 97
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8 Packar.ls ks 99
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11 Panama Am Tet 7s 97
33 l'enna 7s 106
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17 Penna en 4s 87
3 Peon Gas 5s 86
8 Peor end East In 4s
6 Pere Marq 6s
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5 STL and S W 2n 4s 66
6 STL c 8W Con 4s 72
23 Seaboard Con 6s .. 60
12 Seaboard adj 6s... 18
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9 Seaboard 4s Stamp 63
23 Sinclair Con 7s.,100
2 So Bell 63 9314
13 So Pac Cv 4s 88
11 So I'nrto Rico S 7s 95
59 Sou Ry Oen 6s.. 94
65 Sou Ry Gen 4s 62
2 Stand Oil Calif 7s. 105 105 105
2 Steel and Tube 7s. 98 98 98V,
2 Tex Pac 1st 6s.... 91 91 81
2 Tidewater 6s .
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5 Tri City Ry 6s.
10 1'nion Pao 6s ,.
5 Union Pao 4s
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. 98 98 98
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2 Union Tanks 7s ..103 103 103
7 Un Drugs 83 107 107 107
1 IT S Rubber 7S..104 104 104
6 I T S Rubber 6s.... 86 86 86
2 If S Smelter s. . . . 97 97 97
10 IT H Steel Sf 5s. ...100 100 00
t V Car Ohm deb 7s 91 91 91
19 Tl-r Rys 6 91 91 91
9 Wall 1st 5s 95 94 94
2 Web 2nd 63 87 87 87
2 West Md 4s 61 61 61
1 West Pac, 5s 84 84 84
1 West Shorn 4s .... 79 79 79
6 Western Union 6s108 107 ln7
1 Western Union 6s. 93 93 93
9 W IT 4s 92 92 92
14 Westhse F.lec 7s. .106 106 106
10 Wheeling Con 4s.. 63 63 63
1 Wis Cent 4s 7S 78 78
Total sales, $15,788,000.
'.25
bulls,
Chicago Livestock,
i-bieaen Feb4 23. (.Tattle Receipts,
10.000 head: beef steers, """emy "l"?
-n lower: top steers, i'."i 'i' '..t
I..... tQOO: bulk beef steers, $
1 ..TT t. V Elea,lv tn strong:
siroiig to 25o higher; bulk bolognas. tUf.
(S 4 34- fat bulls, largely $4..Iai.i5. veal
calves mostly 25c higher; lulk.-vcaler.
to packers. $10.50 11.25; stockers and
feeders, steady. .
Hogs Receipts. 27.000 head: open 10
15c higher: active;, mostly .lS-25o high
er than yesterday s- average,, with ome
late 35c higher:' close strong: ahiprers
bought about l.mo; holdover 1 mdrif'?
light; top. $10.75; bulk, $10.25'10 65,
pigs, strong to 25c higher; bulk rteslr
ble 100 to 120-pounders, around 111",
snme choice strong weights up to $10.-i3
10.41). . .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 8.000 head;
fat snd feeder lambs, steady; fat sheep,
251860c higher; fat lamb top. $16.15; bulk
desirable kinds, 119.75 $.16.15 ; strong
weight vearlings. 913.50; top wooled ewes.
$9.00; shorn. $7.75: top aged - wethers.
$9.75.- 2-vear-olde, $11.00; shearing lambs,
J14.2514.30.
St. Ixiula Livestock.
East S Louis. III., Fel. 23. Catll44
Receipts," 1.400 head: - market, generally
steady; good 1.O08 yearling ateers, $8.36;
bulk bef steers, $6 50 7.50.
Hogs Receipts. 9,500 head: market,
mostly 04J.25c higher; most advance on
lightweight; top. $10.85; bulk, 160 to 200
pound hogs. $10.66 10.85; bulk 210 to 30O.
pound weights, 1 10. 4" ) 10.6O; pigs, stesdv
tn strong: packers sows, strung to 15c
higher; bulk, $8.25j9 00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 600 head:
market, steady; nothing chnice here; one
deck 81-pound clipped lambs, $13 75,
New York Dry Goods.
New York. Feb. 23. Cotton goods were
steadier following the cotton rise, but
trading was more limited wherever higher
prices were talked of. Curtailment of
production la increasing in mill centers,
both In spinning and weaving mills. In
wool goods lines, trade Is quiet. Silk con
tinues comparatively Inactive. Some Im
provement Is noted in the demand for
ready-to-wear. Buying continued largely
ready-to-wear. Buying continued largely
for Immediate requirements.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, Os.. Feb. 23. Turpentine
Firm, 85s; sales, 35 barrels; receipts,
14 barrels; shipments, 214 barrels; stock.
4,376 barrels.
Rosin Firm: sales. 866 casks; receipts,
375 casks: shipments, 368 casks; stock.
72.018 casks.
Quote: H. D, E, F. G, H, $4.0Oi4.02U ;
7. $4.00114.06; . $4.40; M. $5.15; N,
$5.50; W, G, $5.70; W. W, $6.00.
St. Joseph Lire Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo., Feb, 23. Cattle Re
ceipts, 900 hesd; market strong to 35c
higher: steers. $7.00ff-8.75: cows and heif
ers. $1.0008.50; calves, Jo. 5049.50.
Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head; market 10a
tn Inn higher; top, $10.40; bulk ot sales.
$10.00 4Tin.ts.
Sheep siit I. ambs Receipts, 2,000 hesd;
market steady: lambs, 110.50015.50;
lambs. $7,254 8.00.
Bar Silver.
New York, Feb. 23. Bar Silver For
eign. 64c.
Mexican Dollars 49 c.
Kansas city Produce.
Kansas city. Kh, 22. Butter, eggs and
poultry, unchanged.
Omaha Grain
Omaha Produce
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Ilmali lie I rxu-il II ir.
t hiVjK'. I-Vli. .'.. (iiain niti-
lliiilii.itetl in an irr.itic in.iiuur.
Vlit-.it off J'.i2',w- at tlio open
ink,', tine t a Imakiii; i.i the ili.iinli
in the outhwet. It r.illti-il -1c irmn
the low and then clu.eil i.isy yiiih
net l4ise of Coin mii-
prieil the trailc l.y aJvancin,' I" a
new lii(,li mi the imp. It Iwishnl
"(C'lllsc IiikIiiT, while n:its wire
lii;lier and rve !.e hinln-r
to -'c lottt-r.
Liverpool 11l1e.it eal.les r.ttne Id
hishrr than Tnekday's Inii-li. To
Mime extent they riltn-t the eil'eet of
the rain in the MMithwe-1. That rain
va Milliciiiit tij prmi'le surface
iiioi.stiire to start the Kraiii grown!";.
Zero temperature, were reported in
Kana. with no snow covennt;, An
excellent class of conmiis.sion hon-e
liuyiiiK made its appearance at the
start, when lowest figure, oi the day
ere made.
The buying of May was persistent,
headed by strong commission houses.
The market held well until near the
close. Then selling here, against
purchases of May at Kansas City at
14rti.l4!4c discount ami a shipping
dilference of 11c caused a break. The
undertone was heavy at the last, a
majority of the local traders being
out of their wheat and looking for a
further decline.
Kxport llemuml Itrisk.
Kxport demand rniitlnues to be brisk
and bad some effect on Hie May. .May
went to I9c over thi July at the lost.
Milling demand, however. Is slow ami mo
basis on spot was easy. There wero
Out) bushels delivered on e'ebruary con
tracts and 10.000 bushels sold tn gn to
store. The seaboard repor-el 2.5.111. nun
bushels sold abroad, Inolu.linj :"ii,ii"n
bushels hard winter from Hie gulf and
some durum. The bulk of Hie bugm----.
however, was in Manlt4b:4s. 'j.imI tta.'-
Ing In Liverpool was s",otn bush. w Lit
tle attention was paiil to an Imr.aso i.f
1.642.O0O bushels in available stocks.
NothTes of consignments 111 the southwe.H
shnw-ed a material decrease.
Cash and commission houses were ii-e
buyer of corn and .May advanced 2c to
6i'.'e, a new high on the crop, closing
at 65, reacting in cympathy with wheat.
Local professional were n tn ouyin
slile at times, whllo the selling was
mainly In the way of profit taking. Ex
port demand remains active with sabs
of 405,0000 bushels here. The basis in
the sample market eased w s ' om
nared with May at the last, with No. 2
grades sold at 60 unil. r the future. Re
ceipts. 972 cars. Country roads are break
ing up and offerings to arrive small. A
sale of 200,000 bushel was made to go
to store.
Longs were persistent sellers ot oats, nut
with corn strong that grain advanced
fter an easy opening ami cloaca rattier
firm. There were rumors of big export
sales at the seaboard ami 1 10.000 bushels
were confirmed, with 20.000 bushels sold
here to exporters. Sample values were
(ftic higher, with receipts 249 cars.
Rve was rather Inactive, crippled wire
service with the northwest being a fac
tor. The seaboard bought snme May and
took 10,000 bushels cash grain.
Pit Notes.
Through Missouri the wheat outlook
is poor," aa i'l a special message to 1 he
Post from Miami. Tex. - mm cmpoim,
Kan., to Wellington tho outlook is fair,
while from Wellington tn Miami the
condition Is not over 40 per cent. Many
fields are being plowed up nnd seeded to
nnl, F.vnerien.ed era n men predict a
shortage of 100.000.000 bushels in soulh-
e.rn Nebraska, western iansas, ...4t1.-114.-111
and TexaB."
Argentina estimated shipments mis
week: Wheat. 4,810.000 bushels; corn.
1,120.000; oats, 1,050,000, and unseen.
320,000.
James K. Bennett & Co. had the follow
ing from New Orleans: "Foreigners don t
seem to want gulf wheat at any price, it
is being offered to tnem very cneapiy.
Broomhall says: "Foreign crop condi
tion o-enernllv seasonable and prospc-is
for crops tn Europe are about maintained."
Cables say: "i-rencn winter 444041 unc
age for the 1923 crop is officially esti
mated at 11,860,000, or 6.4 per cent less
than the previous week. Rye ucreage,
55.000, or 4.9 per cent ie man i4.
ear.-'
R. Av. MOlvjnnon sain: .4.414 40
well. I have every confidence ns to the.
future. The big movement is over, iwep
In mind the hog price and the feeding
value. Acreage reduction, wnno a u...
early for discussion, is sure to b a fac
tor later. Take the buying side with
confidence when the market shows weak
ness.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
VehL 23.
Tiles.
Omaha, February 2.'.
Furtil4li..l by ktm of Nrl.mk, d-
. t.rl..i..it i.i .rl. nMt.f I.ntpi. i.f fioir.
i nerc Mas only a ino.ii-rate run oi ami ami num. nnn
1 car,
acini-
1 car.
By Updike Grain Co, PP. 2627.
Art. I Open. I High. I Low, I Close.
Wht.
May
July
Rye
May
July
orn
May
July
Oats
May
July
Pork
May
Lard
May
July
Ribs
May
July
I I
I 1.43 I 1.47
1,43
1.24
1.23
1.4
1.07
1.27! 1.
I
I
1.44
. 1.44
3l 1.24
1.34
I
.1
1.09! 1.07
.Vs'1 ' '.V9V '.'V
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I
1.07
1.07l
1.44
1.45
1.2
1.26
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64
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.43 .42
.43
wheat over the holiday, but a heavy
run of com. heat receipt wete
t'J cars, as compared with 47 cars
last year. Coin receipts, 1S1 ears,
against I'll) can a year ago. Ship
ment were 1-U cars less than total
receipts.
tiootl rains were reported gener
ally in the southwest, where needed,
and this caused the future market
! open weak and lower. Commis
sion houses bought on the decline
and prices reacted sharply. Reports
of export business was largely re
sponsible for tins advance. 1 he up
turn did not last and final figures
are slightly lower than previous close.'
I here was a rather slow demand
for our olTcrings of cash wheat and
prices were not much changed from
1 uesday.
There was a good demand for cash
corn at l'ic higher quotations. Oais
sold generally up, while rye and
barley were generally unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. 3 dark hurt!: 1 car, $1.37; 1 car
(smutty). $1.36.
Nj 4 d.irk hard: 1 car, $1.33.
No. 1 hard winter: 1 car. $1.".
No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. $1.32:
I1.3U; 2 cars, $1.29; 1 car (smutty
dark), 11.3.'..
No. 3 hard winter: 2 car. $1.28;
$1.2i; 1 car. $1.26; 1 car t.04 per cnt
bat da mag. -it). $1.25; 1 car (smutty,
srtiii-duiki, $1.32.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car (smutty),
tl.'.'T; 1 car (smutty, 3 per cent rye),
11.25.
No. i liatd winter: 1 car (6 7 per cent
rye, smutty). $1.20.
No. 2 yellow hard: 1 car, $1.58.
No. 3 yellow hard: 1 car, $1.27; 1 car,
$1.2';.
No. S spring: 1 car (dark northern),
$1.30; 1 car (northern). $1.48.
No 3 spring: 1 car (nurtlicrn), $1.48.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car (durum), $1.15.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car (76 per cent hard,
24 per cent spring), $1.26.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car (musty, spring),
$1.19; 1 cor, $1.16.
No. 1 durum: i car (amber), $1.21.
CORN.
No. 1 white: 1 car (shippers' weights),
6.1c; 2 curs. 63c.
No. 2 white: 1 car (shippers' weights),
53c; 11 cars, 63c.
No. 3 while: 2 cars, 63.
No. I yellow: 2 cars. 5.;.-.
No. 2 yellow: 12 cars. 63c,
No. 3 yellow: 9 cars. 62c: 11 cars,
52'ic; 1 car (special billing), 53c,
No. 1 mixed; 3 cars. 61c,
No. 2 mixed: 2 cars (near white). 62c;
2 cars (special billing), 51c: 1 car, 61c;
3 cars. 51 c.
No, 3 mixed: 1 car. 51c.
No. 5 mixed: 1 car, 50c.
Sample mixed: 1 car. 49c.
OATS.
No. 2 white: fi cars, 35c.
No. 3 whito: 1 car (special billing),
35 c; fi cars, 35c: 3 cars, 35c; 1 car
(old billing), 34c.
No. 4 white: 7 cars, 34e; 1 car, 31c.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car. 34c; 1 car, 36c
RTF!.
No. 2: 1 car (special billing), 95c.
BARLEY.
Sample: 1 car, 56c.
CHICAC.O RECEIPTS
Carlots Today. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
Wheat 20 61 62
Coin 833 2,067 438
Oat 168 344 125
KANSAS i:nj RECEIPTS.
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Wheat
( orn
Oats .
Wheat
Corn
Oats .
Receipts
Wheat .......
Corn
Oats
It ye
Barlpy
Shipments
Wheat Corn
Oats
Barley
121
59
718
166
22
150
329
87
6 4
...123
... 19
LOUIS RECEIPTS.
...I '12 63
...210 109
...100 24
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots)
Today Wit. Ago Tr. Ago
62 67 47
181 48 160
.... 34 9 6
4 .? 3
2 4
Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
..47 83 36
69 68 114
43 18 38
4 0 2
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Rushels Today Year Ago
Wheat and Flour 146,000 1,182,000
Corn 447,000 356,000
WlnnlDpg Wheat.
Winnipeg, Man., Feb. 22.
Wheat. May, $1.43 to $1.43
to $1.37.
Closing: Wheat May, $1.40; July,
$1.32.
Oats May, 49c.
Flax seed, $2.37.
St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis, Fob. 23. Wheat May,
$1.38; July, $1.20.
Com May, 62c: July, 6474 66c.
May Oats, 43c; July, 44c.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23. Wheat
Close. May, $1.29; July, $1.17.
Corn May, 68c; July, 60c.
New York Dried Fruits.
New Tork, Feb. 23. Evaporated Apple
Firm.
Prunes Steady.
Apricots Firm. '
Peaches More active.
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: .. tr
1 111
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... l'T. !,II(U)18. 60
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... 11 5llfoil3.00
. .. 10 0041-11 (10
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7 "II Si) 8.00
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Springs
n.-fii
I 'neks
I'U.ks
I. !-.-. . . . . ,
TUlkeyi
ITlil.S
S-lect
N4.. I .
c 'rinks ... ,
Caso count 7 -i 7...'
ItCVi Kit.
creamery .ilut
Creamery, tub. . , ...
Country, b t ... .Tin
Country, .ointiioii ,l'if
I If TT Eli PAT
Klallon price 2S'ij .
It Ai
Prairie No 1 upland...
No. 2 upland
No. 3 upland
No. 1 iiiiilltiti.l
No. 2 ml. Hand
No. 2 iiiiillsiul
No, 1 lowlimil ..,
No. 2 lowlsnd ,
Alfalfa, choice
No. 1
Standard
No 2 ,
No. 2 ,
Oat straw ,
Wheat ktraw
FItri'1'8 AND VKUKTABI.ES.
FruitsBananas, 7'rkc per lb. Or
anges, size 216 and lar-r. $'..!.uW6.&0;
size 250, $5.50iif 6 25; size 248, $.'. 25'n 6.00;
size 324, $.'.. Pi"j T.tl". Lemons. $5 60l37.60
box. Grapefruit. $ I.25TI 5,u0 crate. Apples,
accopling to grade and size: Jonathans,
$3,251,113.76; Pelictnus, $2.505.00; Rome
Beauties. $3 00!ji 3.25; Stamon wtnesap,
$3,004(13.26; Common Wlnesap. $2.00(5 3.75;
Winter Parniains. $-' 75(n-3.00; spitzen
burg, $3.25'jj4 00; Biacktwig. $3."0ir4.00;
Hen Davis and clano. $2.5"?f 3.0"; Ortley,
$2.60. Pears, Oregun eating, $4.00 bu.
baskets. Figs, 24 packages, 8 ounce, $2.15
'0)2.25; 12 packages, 10 ounce, $1.50. Pates,
Dromedary. 36 packages per box, $6.75;
Hallowll, 14-i16c per lb.
Vegetables: Potatoes, per cvt.: Neb.
Early Ohios, No. 1, $2.25; Neb. Irish Cob
blers. $2.25; Red River Ohios, No. 1, $2.25
W2.50; Colo. Brown Beauties, $12.50(8)2.75.
Sweet Potatoes, $1.75u2.i'.0 per bu. Celery,
$1.252.00 doz. Head Lettuce, $5.50&6.00
crate. Leaf Lettuce. 60(fr.i;0o doz. Red
Onions. 9i 10c lb. Yellow Onions. 9c lh.
Spanish Onions. $3.6017-4.50 crate. Cauli
flower, $2.502.75 crate. Cucumbers, hot
house. $2.50g3.00 doz. Carrots, 2cii3c
lb. Turnips, 2f(?3c lh. Parsnips. 33o
lb. Cabbage, 3Q5c lb. Young Southern
Radishes, 75ff,9uc. Young Southern Car
rots, 90c. Vnung Southern Heets. 90c
$1.00. Brussells Sprnuts, 2..c lb. Shallotts,
65e doz. Green Peppers. 25&33C lb. Young
Southern Onions, 90e doz. Parsley, 45
75c doz. bunches.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts are as
follows: No. 1 ribs, 23e; No. i ribs. 21c;
No. 3 ribs, 15c; No. 1 loins, 26c; No. i
loins, 21c; No. 3 loins, 17c; No. l rounds,
14 c: No. 2 rounds, 13 c; No. 3 rounds.
llc: No. 1 chucks, 9e; No. 2 chucks,
9c; No. 3 chucks, 7c; No. 1 plates, 6c;
No. 2 plates 6c; No. 3 plates, 4c.
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tl4.( iii.tittltion II1 not aiiivlvc
I'ktMhlUllra llr.lll. I.k.
TI.I-. Iiikiniiiion -t.i i.ii.p-.i I.. I.iii.b
ei n. I In Join that uinloill.t.-llv demon
MH.I..I th tlioiiglil llmt I" Mr MiH
tii, in' iiiiinl wh.-n li.i a nd lb it all New
Ynik cuy ii"-.1p'I In Hi" w O "f l'"ik
wi (lie 14U.I no innt.', I at Unit ll"-
would li.ive p. . il of iiiuiiv 1-1 in- !i , I ur
oth.-r lui.ks l.-gin to . - i.ii.n-li bian.-li-inn.
iii.iv ha iiiuiiv l.iiiii. It'-a in Nw
York. Tli new fiimn. i"l .lixtrl.-t, of which
Porty-ke.-nii.i street end l-'tftli avenu. ftv
mil.- nnrili .f Wall Mimt. Is lh rn
ter. now lias 10 nr 12 I. run- b hank, but'
th'-y are sil cont rolt.-il or tn th owner
ship of ow of th gieatsr bank tif
the Wall street district.
On Bunk I liapprns liable.
Twenty-tlvn y..n sun, with tit
ceptinn of s small state bunk In lh Kifih
nv.-nun distrt. t, Ib.-ro wr ulily two banks
In that si-.-tii.ii. diiv the Lincoln Na
tional bank, an m-tituttuti not tn any
way assnciated with tlie Lincoln Trust,
That bank, which fnltn-rly win called
the. Van.lerl ilt hank, for tl was organized
by Van.lerliill Int. -rests ha at last yield
ed tn til 111".. lei II tell.leiiiy. for it has
passed into Hi ..wneistiln of lh Irving
National I. auk, llse'f built up tn tlio po
sition of one of the greater banks of
New York by purchase and mergers. The
Fifth Avenue bank, tli .idlest in (bat sec
tion, stands alone, timipprtmi-liable. th
qu.iiutinti for Its stock b-ing the highest
ever record--.!, excipt. possiblv, earlier
quotations for tho stock of th Chemi
cal N-itional bank.
lainilon Metals.
London. Feh. 23. Nfan.liinl f'n. inee
Spot, 67 pounds, 10s; electrolytic, 63
pounds 0s; lead. 20 pounds 2s (Jd; zinc,
24 pounds, 7s, (id.
New York lieneral.
New York, Feb. 2C. Uuekwhe-it Firm;
American am! Canadian. $2.32 ra 2 35.
Wheat Spot, easy; No. 2 red ami No.
2 hard, $15": No. 1 Manitoba. $1.60,
and No. 2 mixed durum, $t,41, c. I. f,
track. New .York, to arrive,
Cnrn Spnt, firm: No. 5 yellow sod No.
2 white. 77i and No. 2 mixed, 57c,
c. 1. f.. New Y'ork. all rail. -
Oats Spot, steady: No, 2 whUp, 49.-.
Lard Steady; mlddtewcst, 2.30l8
12.40c
Tallow Firm; special loose, 6c, sale.
. Other articles, unchanged.
GOOD BONDS
of
Thriving Municipalities
May still be bad
at prices to yield
SH to 6
Victory 3?4 Liberty
accepted at par,
C. E. JOHNSON
Municipal Bonds
Ell Keeline Bldg. Jackson 1720
-Opening:
July, $1.36
Tax Secured Investments
Municipal Bonds and Warrants on Nearby Communities
Choice First Mortgage Real Estate Bonds
ATlantic 0360
Investment Securities
First National Bank Building
I
20.03 1.20.35 120.05 120.35 20.00
I
11.70
11.82
11 1R
ilL27
111. 77
11.97
111.37
111. 32
I
111.62
111.80
I
111.15
11.10
I
11. .2
11.90
111.27
ill. 10
111.72
111.87
I
111.22
11.27
New York Sugnr.
New York. Feb. 23. The raw sugar
market was easier tut there was only a
moderate inquiry and sales for the day
were estimated at about 60.000 bags of
Ouhaa. while more was available without
being taken. Spot price were quoted at
2 3-32o for Cubas, cost and rreignt. e.ui
to 3.70c for centrifugal, while March was
quoted at 2 l-8c, equal to 3.73.
The raw sugar market wa fairly ac
tive and prices were Irregular. The open
ing was steady at 2 points decline to 1
point advance and prices steadied a few
points later on buying for outside, ac
counts There were renewed selling In the
afternoon by both trade interests and
commission houses and price eased off
again, closing t declines or j to 3 points.
March closed at 2.13; Jlay, 2.84c; July,
.53c; SeptemDer, 2.69c.
There was no change in refined sugar.
with fine granulated listed at 5.10c, but
the demand wis less active.
Refined futures were nominal, closing
unchanged to 6 points net lower with no
sales. March, closed at 6.ti0r; May, 6.60c;
July, 6,85c.
Kansas f'lfy Hay.
Kansa City, Feb. 23 Hay Unchanged. 1
Dividends
Quarterly
6
Absolute
Security
Make Your Money
Earn More Money
Shrewd investors, particularly
those with average means,
realize the necessity of in
creasing the income from
their savings to meet taxes
and living costs and are de
positing in the
Occidental
Building & Loan
Association
18th and Harney
Asset $9,378,000
33 Year in Omaha
TX7E solicit your consignments of all
v kinds' -of grain to the Omaha,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City
and Sioux City markets.
W e Offer You the Services of Our Offices Located al
Omaha, Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska
Hastings, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois
Sioux City, Iowa
lioldrege, Nebraska
Geneva, Nebraska
Des Moines, Iowa
Milwaukee, Wis.
Hamburg, Iowa '
Kansas City, Mo.
The
Get in touch with ona of these branch
office with your next grain ihipment.
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House"