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THE liEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. FEWIUARY !5.
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uwr ifiiwi rn.turrf4 in pni to.
J")'. .fvitlrinly a ron.rqyfute of pc
u'liiut if'. ijkit'' 1 orrign
ihaitjt jn4 Mlifii iir rre uh.
jrrl t-t umilar influrnm: in !I of
lUftf tnir.ru t!ie more or n iprc
Ucu!ir nr f the l-itt trk or
tiiamloily hitliffL Nine
llm ifi.-iion am'1! to rrprriritt
lumtty f!t ileum; 0t I ilrrly ipcc
kiUiitv ririiiuii (-r tlip ri, it a
n-i at !l n uiiivui.iIi!c inftilrut
in ilr utiunoii. t not irrirj
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Merlin,? rluiige St .iy'i to
n' r( I4.WJ.4 ua. 2 Si mil
Jirlmv !! I.ijjli rr, r'ehrij on
'rinir4v. 1'itt nirtie ilun 3 cmii
hvr tlif rl.inf fte of a neck ago,
Whctt at f 1 4 1 J H atnod 6 critH ii
hil.llfl llllrlrr Tuesday' tlt'ah Irvrl,
hut marly 2 fnt above Ur wfrk.
lurtlirrniore. huh fiHt-ign exchange
mid guilt market price recovered
rortfcitrrlify front the day a iWeii
I'rf.ne the cto ami corn ended at
Ihe brtt price of the week. N inner
im Mrtfk and houd, fnt higher.
1 reaction .fiii nalurally ttiot
t'lirked in curitie who advance
in th- list few day had been ur
liful,ir!y rat1'!-
tlrm lenilnue.
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?.. .. ' """ ti"ili ih4l under.
iiii, rirmne. ronnnur.) 1 he tinrk n,ar.
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hr niwh il ifuii.,1 an n-tdnt ih
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rnii.t r.tx.rl .h-.lnr th tn.nnno
lh rninpan- l.nrrt It pni On f
. mark.t a, ,nm. f ,h(1 lt
air-l nn.iwnr (harra ni.v4 wiih It.
Ii'.l (ha r. of Hi mark! iwar4
lhr aoniallr in niv on llm .
'imi"tn that r..ul'a ot Ihia art In lh
Ixlatii- or ih Intinn4anl airl
rnnifanln for v.tn almgaihtr to
. 1-4 Th prntn-n a'l rapac
ity in tralt..n. rairially turln lh
iirlna' an4 iminirr t.f l vr. al.
nimially amall an.t rrrtay aa Ih ln
tnl.nt rnnipanios tno th ra(r
.....ni.a r ma inriatM markria of
1111 n4 pat nf H5. an ihay war th
mora aavtrair rrwia In tit Imluitnal
rrarlloa.
orprla Fiprraard,
Amniie poo,. tint familiar with th
praria naiur or rartain lunurnraa at
wak ttntma; irnt riinniha. ti tint unna
tural wnn-lrr ha ha-n rvrrtrA that
'w-k fichani pn. aa ahould hava r:n
Ihla wk In th f of aarlaa of u-iwun.-a.l
aiiapnlotia of Wall iret Ita'lf.
me la Itiat ih nir ftflt of ronmrn'a
hvln rntil an ffl In th Wall airil
rt.ilri.t and Lavln alvrtiaai that It
woulil dal In atnrka fnr ouaiomera. iloa
IhiI alwav or nrorxitarlly maan Ihll It
it A a bona fi.la ouniuaa. If it did not,
tta ripartur from th aran was a h'tp
tna'anla aournl condition, not a liiu
drana. Th aconil xplanatinn, which nilfht
ron'alvahly apply wher th flrt would
tint, la that a "hear fallur" meaning
a lapciialrn of a firm which ha apcculalml
havlly and unluckily for Ih fall uual
ly nxana that ptnet. muat t hnuslit,
not ailil. aa a rcaitlt of tt. When It
la further remarked thnt tli racant
punpciiaioiia have not hern of a kind which
would nvolv rithcr tianka or other Wall
alreet houa In th trouble, th caae
ahould b reaaonahly clear.
Perhaps Ih moat Important of th
days etrhsnit market movemenls ws
th fall In th German msrk to .0013.
No role a low as this has been touched
einc December I: durina th Intcrvontng
period, th msrjts was -solit up to ,0061'i.
Another noteworthy Incident was the d
clln In silver bullion to th lowest price
sine April of last year. From 31S
jenc per onne In that monlh the ljon
don price haa rlnen to 43S befor tt
fell baik sgaln to the lower figure to
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
New York Quotations
Bans' of prices of th 'l0'
fuynnned by Logan & Bryan. !48 -eteis
'irut building:
RAILROADS.
r Thurs,
Itish. Low. Clos. Close.
A. T. A S. P.... M'i f' !'
o 371 as
fioadlan"polflc..ia 1JTJ ?J
N. V. CepiiRl
t"he. Ohio
tlrest Northern
Illinois Central...
K. C, Southern...
Lehigh Valley ..
SIimout-I Pacific.
New Haven ....
Northern raciflo,
C. at N. W
Pennsylvania ....
Kesdlnn
c, n. i. & p
Southern Psclfio.
Southern Ry
M. St. P...
0', 5'ls
7H 7"s
25 5
SIS, 60
71
1'6
61 6t
1U
19U
171 J'H
8U Itu BU',
Vi 68N
34, 34 S4
74'
4Hs
7414
394
74 i
40',
S5'i
20
17'i
81 i
69
.15
7H
6S. 851,
21 'i 20 li
nu sau 23
Union raclftc 134'j 1334 134 133V,
Am. Car Fdry lBO'i 149H 15(C4 JS0
AlliB-Chalmers .... 444, 44 44i 44'4
Am. Loco 110 loss 104
Baldwin Loco. ...log's lofi'l
. 64 I1s
Bethlehem Stl. .
Oolo. ruel-Iron .
Crucible.
Am. Stl. Fdry...
Lackawanna Stl.
Jltdvale stl.
201, 80S 20V,
as is
64 V
2541 H
. 60S 65ft Ms
33
46'.,
31
32 32
46 4S
son SOU
Preeaed Stl. Car... Wi 664, 66
Republic titl.-lron fl 46 47,
Rv. Stl. Springs... 97 6', 96'.,
Sloss-Scheffleld ... 3? 38 3
U. S. Steel 9o, 94S, 94i
Vanadium 37! 36 SS
COFPER&
Am. Smlt.-Rcf.
rerro D Pasco
Chill
Chlno
Green Cananea
Jnsplration ....
Kennecott ....
Miami
Nevada Con...
Ray con....
Seneca
Utah
Can. Asphalt
Cosden
60U
32 V,
4 7 'i
so-
68
hi
9814
ii
36H
484
46'
48 H 48'., 48 U
JUL S3U ' S3'4 33 1
16', 1 l'i 1H
26H !
27-i
26 V
13 13'
16 , 26 S
12
S7'a
S74 27 U 27 'i.
2S 21 "4 t6',
13Vi 13"4 134
13i 13 13?i
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12
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61i 61H tlH.61
OILS.
631, 6!'i 62S 61
34 ai SU1 o o
49 i 62 4, 49 '4
1 'A 1 1 i
1SU IS '4 14i
.123i 121 14 1224 121
. 134 134 13k 134
. 484 4744 477 47
. 65 '4 (1, 65 64
. 8 j 74 84 744
. 354 i 84 44
. 52 i 62 4 624 624
California Pet.
Island Oil
invincible Oil .
Mexican Pet...
Middle States .
Faclflo Oil ....
Fan-American .
Pierce Oil
Pure Oil
rt,.lr.K .
Sinclair Oil 21 "V 20 J4 1944
Stan. Oil. N. J. ..1784 178 1784 178
Texas Co. 464 464 45H 494
Union Oil 18'i fc "J
White Oil V Vs V.
... 69S tSNi 68i fii
... 8'4 8',i 844 "4
..''
... 1644 16 16 1S4
... SR'i SMI 38 38
.1004 " 99, 9854
Chandler
General Motors
Willys-Overland
Pierce-Arrow ,.
White Motor .
Studebaker
urnnrp avii TIRES.
... 12"4 -H 4TI 1'
S 37U 37 id
4044 39, S4
16
PiaV:
Goodrich
Kelley-Sprimfleld
Keystone Tire . . .
AJax
tt . e n,-hi
iXBUSTRlALB.
Am. Beet Sugar.. 37 37
A.. G. & W. I.... 2S4 26 'i
Am. Int. corp..
Am. Sumatra
84
404
154 15
564 544
16 1344 16'4
654
65
87 i
I64 2644
44 4441.
37
25'4 26
44 4 44
Am. Telephone.. ..11944 m't li4 U'S
American Can ... 404 40, 404 404
Central Leather... 334 S3'4 S34 334
Cuba Cane 104 10 14 10
Cubsn-Am. Sugar. 19 1944 19 194
Corn Products . .10344 10! H'2 102S
Famous Players... S3 80 81 80
Gen. Electric 153 152 152 153
Q. No. Or 354, S84 35 36
Inter. Harvcstor . 1 91 91 93
A. H. & L, pfd... 68 67
r. S. Ind. Alcohol 45 44
inter, i-aper n s
67
46
49
68
45
luirL. i n ...... -.- - - ' -"
Inter. M. M.. pfd. 71 70 71 71
Am. Sua-sr Ref..
Sears-Roebuck .
Stromsbors;
Tob. Products ..
Worth. Pump ..
Wilson Co.
Western Union .
West. Blectrto
64
66 44 "i
6944 67 68 67
40 40
63 S
41
41
40 41
62
47
41
93
65
41
Ka k&l: kku
Am. Woolen 86 96 85 85
MI8-bLL,A.UtJ&
Am. Cotton Oil .. J 1J 93 SS
Am. Arri. Chem.. SS 85 i s
Am. Linseed 4 33 84 S4
Tnlon Bag. pfd... 64 63. (3
Bosch -Msgnsto .. 39 '4 39 89 89 4
Brook. Rapid Tran 1 10 lii jo
Cal. Packina- '4 74 74 74
roiutr.bi Gas-El. . 76 75 75 7
'olumbis Oraph. .2 3 2 2
United Orng ...... ft K
Jvst. Enamel J5'4 34 34 34 ,
Ouialia, February J4.
Receipt of wheat in our local mar.
ket weic 4t ears, S") eara of corn ami
12 ears of rats, totaling cars of
all kind, as compared with a total
of 107 ears a year ao.
Shipmriits aggregated 164 tars, a
agaiiiit 90 cars lat year.
Jn the early session the future
market wag lower on reports of Kau
a.i and Oklahoma Ik Ms greening up
and show in an improvement in the
growitiR crop an a result of the re
cent rains. There was good buying
on the break, induced by the report
of the Modern Miller that more rain
would be needed in the southwest
and final prices were close around
last night's.
There was a stov demand for cash
wheat in the local market and prices
were 3c to Sc lower. Corn was
fairly active at lie to lc lower. Oats
sold otl J4C to lc. Rye was 2c to oc
lower, while baric v was lc lower.
WHEAT.
Chicago Grain
I dark hard: t oar. 11.34.
8 dirk hard: 1 car, 91.33,
4 dark hard: t car (smutty), $1.25.
1 hard winter: I car, 11.28: 1 car.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Il.!.
No. f hsrd winter; T cars. 11.57; 1
car. Il.:; 2-6 car. 11.24: 1 car. 11.29; 1
car (smutty). II. vl: 1 car (amiitty). II. 24.
No. 8 hard winter: 3 cars. II 23: 1 car
(.05 per cent damaged). II. .2; 1 car.
11.21; 1 car (61 per cent dark), 81.28; 1
car (smutty, near dark), 11.30.
Sample hard: 1 car. 11.02.
No. a yellow hard: 1 car (shippers'
weights), 11.24.
No. 3 yellow hard: 1 car, 11. 23; 1 car,
11.22; 3 cars, 11.21.
No. 6 yehow hard: 8-5 tar (1.7 per
cent beat damaged). 81.10.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car (durum), I' M.
No. mixed: 1 csr, spring. $1.28: 1
csr (smuttyi, spring, $1.23; 1 car (durum.
smutty). $1.11; 1 car (durum, smutty),
$1.12; 1 csr (smutty), $1.21.
No. 3 mixed: 1 csr (smutty), $1.20.
No. 3 durum: 1 car (shippers' weights),
$1.13.
CORN.
1 car, 63c.
4 3-6 cars. 62c.
1 tar, 61 c.
3 cars. 62 c.
13 csrs, 2 c.
2 csrs. 52c: 3 cars. 52c.
1 car (shipper's weights).
No.
No.
No.
No.
1 car (near white), 61c;
No. 1 whits:
No. 2 white:
No. 3 white:
1 yellow:
3 yellow:
3 yellow:
2 mixed:
51c; 3 cars, 61c.
No. 3 mixed
1 car. 50c.
OATS.
No. 2 white: 2 cars, S4;c.
No. 3 white, 4 csrs, 84c.
No. 4 white: 2 cars, 334c; 1 car (very
burnt), 33c.
Simple white! 1 car, J3r.
RYE.
No. 3: 8 cars, 92c.
No. 4: 1 car (7.6 per cent wheat), Sic.
BARt.Er.
Rejected: 1 car, 64c.
Sample: 3-5 car. 63o.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots.)
Today. Tr. Ago.
Receipts-
Wheat 46
Corn 69 121
Oats 12 6
Ry 4
Barley 1
Shipments-
Wheat SI 41
Corn 116 3G
Oats 16 13
Barley 1
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels )
Receipts TodHV. Wk. Aeo. tr. Asro.
Wheat 691,000 992,000 747,000
Corn 2,470.000 2.405.000 1.667.000
Oats 723,000 677,000 499,000
Shipments-
Wheat 650.000 491,00(1 550.000
Corn 1,249.000 1,190.000 900.000
Oats 545,000 486,000 602.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
(Bushels.)
Today.
W'heat and Flour 368.000
Corn 828.000
Oats 70,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlots Today, Ajio.
Wheat .... 34 34
Corn 972 635
Oats 249 10
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
l'r. Ago
651,000
852,000
Tear
Ago.
614
128
Wheat
Corn
Oats
ST.
Wheat
Corn
Oats
NORTHWESTERN
Minneapolis
Puluth
Winnipeg
.177 310 189
116 91 61
14 14 30
LOUIS RECEIPTS.
116 46 88
106 104 1(5
. 43 89 7
WHEAT RECEIPTS.
. 33 209 97
. 84 2 105
.151 166 296
Siour City Mve Stock.
Sioux City, la., Feb. 2. Cattle Re
ceipts, 700 head; market, killer's strong
to 15o higher; Blockers, steady to wesk;
fed steers and yearlings. $7.008.6O;
warmed ups. $4.B06.75) fat cows and
heifers. $4.007.00; canners. $2.60ig4.00;
veals, $5.0009 60; feeders, $5.007.00;
calves. 14.60)7.15; feeding cows and heif
ers. $3.60if 5.60;-stockers, $5.007.00.
Hogs Receipts, 4.000 head; market 10c
to 15o higher; butchers, 9.80ig) 1 0.1 0 ;
lights, $10.1010.20: mixed, $9.409.75;
heavy packers, 8.008.50: bulk of sales,
9.8010.10.
Sheep and 7.ambs Receipts. 1,000
head, market 10c to 15o higber; fed
western lambs. $15.75.
St. LooJa LI restock.
East St, Louis, III., Feb. 24. Cattle
Receipts "00 head: market generally
steady to strong; good light mixed year
lings. $7.75; bulk, veal calves, $10.60
11.00: top. 111.50.
Hog Receipts, 10.500 head: market
generally steady to strong: close, strong:
top, $10.85; bulk. 160 to 210-pound aver
aires. $10.75f 10.85; bulk. 220 to 280
pound weights, $10.4510.70: pigs
strong to 25o higher; bulk. $9.50 10.25:
packer sows. 15c lower; mostly $9.60
8.75.
Sheep snd Lambs Receipts 800 head;
receipts mostly direct to packers; few
sales, steady.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 24. Cattle Re
ceipts, -600 head; market steady: steers,
$6.5098.75; cows and heifers, J4.00SS.50;
calves, $6.00010.00.
Hogs Receipts, 6,600 head: market 10
015o higher: top. 110.50; bulk. $10,160
10.45.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. S.ooo head;
market steadv; lambs, $14.50016.50;
ewes. 17. 06 1.25.
United Fruit 14S
Nat. Lead 89
Philadelphia Co. . 34
Pullman 115
Punta Ategr Sug. 88
Retail Stores 63
St. Louls-Ssn Fran. 28
.Virginia Car Chem. 32
Total Sales. i5.i)0.
Money Close, i per
close. per cent
Marks Close. .00(5 c
.0047c .
Francs Closs. ,9916c;
.0916c,
Stealing Cios. 11.40
$4.41.
142i 142 14S
89 89 90
34 34 34
115 115 114
38 38 38
47 48 62
26 27 !7
32 33 32
cent; Thursday
; Thursday close.
Thursday clos.
:" Thursday close.
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Oman lie I eed t Ir.
Chicago, Feb. 24. Beats had an
inning in the wheat market early,
but came to grief Ix'ftire the cloe.
A break of 2 5-8C-T2 7-Kc resulted in
a liberal export bti.sincM, so the
close was at the top, with a tid
gain of 3-4c on the May, while July
was l-fc lower. Corn showed a
strong undertone throughout the day.
It closed at the best tigtires on the
crop, with gains of 7-8(,l t-4c, while
oats were l-4c lowed to 1-Nc higher;
rye unchanged to l-8c lower.
Further rainfall in the southwest,
with the forecast for unsettled and
warmer, combined as a market factor
with an early lack of export busi
ness. An easier tone in Liverpool
was responsible for ratlirr general
early selling. 1 rade was materially
smaller than of late. Many of the
local professionals who have been
bullish sold out on the way down,
Mav touching $1.41 j-8 ana juiy
$1.22. Many of the pit element went
short tinder JI.42 for May. 1 here
was a decidedly bearish feeling at
the inside figures.
Offering Absorbed.
Offerings otl the brisk were absorbed
by strong commission houses and by ex
porters who wer remnvlnir hedges
ncalnst export sales. The decline re.
suited in sales nf hIioohI 1.2..O.0H0 bush,
els: of that 720.000 bushels were domostlc.
This absorbed th surplus In the pit.
When shorts started to cover they found
little for sale, a bulge of 3fi3c from
the bottom following, with the close at
th top.
Liverpool finished ,4ffaid lower. A
better milling demand was In evidence
here, with esles of 30.000 bushels. Some
of the low grades were up 2(f3e com
pared with the bids of the previous day.
Receipts wero 24 cars. The Russian re
lief bought 20.000 barrels nf flour on the
Pacific coast for direct shipment. Crop
reports from the southwest generally were
more favorable.
The brenk In wheat and oats had s dc
prlng effect on corn early, forcing a
decline of r?ie from the previous day's
flnlxh. hut the surplus In the pit was
absorbed by strong commission houses.
There was a scramble on the part of
snorts to cover later. There was also
some buying by bulls who sold out early.
At the toD prices wer 11C over
the early low.
Country offerings remain small and ex
port demand keen with sales here of
over 500.ODO bushels, while the seaboard
claimed 200,000 to 300.000 bushels had
been sold abroad. Receipts 342 cars ond
the movement is expected to decrease
steadily from now on. Argentine crop
reports were loss favorable, with confirm
ation of damage by locusts snd drouth. ,
Liquidation was on In oats early as
the result of the recent heavy selling by
longs, but when other (trains rallied oats
followed and closed firm. Lxport de
mand was strongly In evidence with
sales here of 300,000 bushels. Receipts
83 cars.
Rye was weak early under scattered
selling, but the east became a free buyer
and caused a strong r;i!!y. There were
sales of 25,000 bushels mads to the sea
board and the latter reported 50.000
bushels sold abroad. No. 2 on track sold
at 6o under May.
Pit Notes.
The Russian relief commission bought
30,000 barrels of flour, according to a
Seattle message to Clement Curtis.
The shipping demand for corn was
moderate, but shippers reported a little
more business In export sales.
The Modern Miller said: "Winter
wheat has been benefited by rain in
practically all sections of the belt. Much
more moisture Is needed Jn southwest to
bring about thorough relief. Some ap
prehension In sections because plant; did
not show response to recent mild weather.
In other districts the fields greened up
nicely. Can not be determined yet what
percentage of the acreage, will be
abandoned. Soil conditions in the Bprimr
wheat territory in tho northwest have
been aided by recent snowfall."
Bids for wheat, track gulf ports, were
on the lowest basts on tho crop which
would Indicate an extremely limited de
mand for export, although some business
has been worked the last few days.
Early sellers of wheat were Armour.
Bache and Updike. Hellman and some
of the local traders were also on the
selling side.
New York wired: "There are few good
offers here this morning from tho United
Kingdom and, providing exporters aro
able to get freight room, business will
develop,"
"One rainfall after six months of
drouth does not restore normal conditions
nor does it replenish the supply of old
wheat," said Thomson and ! McKinnon.
"But these conditions touch upon th
future. Just now the cash situation at
home ts receiving more attention. The
extreme discounts of southwest markets
will have to be overcome before the
market again becomes healthy."
Message from Seattle to Logan and
Bryan: "Cash wheat and futures closed
2c higher, prices tl.271.40 for ordinary
grades. Blue stem sold at $1.65 and No.
t dark hard at $1.70. It Is said that the
United Kingdom has bought considerable
wheat for the last week and there is
good milling demand with good milling
grades scarce."
Broomhall cables: "There were further
reports that the new Argentine corn crop
In the province of Santa Fe and Cor
doba Is unfavorable, the recent drouth
and th visitation of locusts having dam
aged the crop In these sections material
ly. Prices for corn hold steady to firm.
There will be a holiday In the Argentine
todorrow and grain markets will be
closed."
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. Feb. 24.
Art. Open. I High. ( Low. Close. ( Tues.
Wht.
May
July
Rv
May
July'
Corn
May
July
Oats
May
July
Pork
Mav
Lard
Mst
Jul
Ribs
Msy
July
1.44 I 1
1.431..
1.25 1
1.26!..
I
1.07
1.07
.97
.65
.64
.66
.41
.41
.43
44! 1.41
2-5'j'i.'22'4
1.07T 1.05
98
6641
.68
.4:
43
20.25
49
4H
.24
.24
1.97
.96!
.64
I
.66
.
.56 "i
.68
.40l
'.'42
1 ,
I
20.00 120.23
.41
.41
.42
11.67 11,
jlL87 ill.
55 111.
10 111.
23 ill. IS 111.
10 (10.90 '110.
44
44
24
24
07
07
.us
.65
.66
.67
.41
.42
.43
-43
10.36
Minneapolis. Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn.. Feb. 24. Wheat
Receipts. 33 cars, eompared,wlth 97 cars
a year ago: cash No. 1 northern. $1.53
1.57; May, $1.46: July. 11.36.
Corn No. 8 yellow. 534T5"4o.
Oats No. 3 white. 25:6'.4C.
Barley (5 'i iTc.
rye No. 2. 99c$!t.nn
Fiax N. J, $2.57 ti ll.
New York Bonds
slJtwrty ttonds
oa:.
! I' ( Mb 3s .
2 It S Lib r, .
7 Lib 2d 4a
200 Lib lat 4 .
20 Lib 1st re. ..
3H Lib 3d 4',,s ..
22 Lib reg ;.
1239 1,1 Ii U ...
1 I. Ill reg
iil (Hi 4 , a .....
H 41 h reg
(39 41 h Vlo it ..
21 4th nc
131 Viu J'.s
Foreign (joTeramrnts,
Arg ( 71 71
Belgian 9 107 107
Belgian 7 l"S 107
UalKlan 1"J 101
Bergen 9s lot 109
nersn ot 1041 .,o 103
Bergen of 1914 ...mtVi 1014
thine be
Christiana 8"
High. Low. ("lose.
. 97.01 9 9 94 9
. .I0 9. hW 94.S4
, 9. 4 94 M fl 4
. 97 14 P7 n M
. 97 04 97 ?.
. 9.M ;
. 9 mi 91.14 .
. 97C4 97, S 97.49
. 97 0 97 94 97 110
. 97.14 97.0 97.
. 97.01 94 9 97.04
.100.10 IO024 100.24
.lo.H 1"0tl 1O0.12
.100 100 100
27
t
81
47
13
3
61
1
3
27
92
19
3.1
14
17
90
189
6
41
20
111
70
70
14
20
17
91
15
I
15
13
9
17
14
2S0
498
187
20
tt 60',
..104 K'4
Copenhagen 6 90 89
(una ts k9
l'aiilsh 8 H 107 107
lieniiiark s ......1"9 1H8
Penmark s ....... 96 95
Hep Seln 7 93 91
Dominican 6 i ... 99 99
Hoinltilcan 6s .... 94 96
I'utch R In 6s ... 94 94
French 103 li.1
French 7s 100 99
Italian ts KS 93 93
Jap 1st 4a 90 89
Jail 2d 4s 89 99
.lip 4s 75 75
Lyons 6s ......... 85 85
Msrselllea 6s 85 95
Mex. 5s ..... 65 65
Mex 4s 44 44
Queensland 7a 107 H'7
Queensland 6s ... 99 98
Rio Be Jan 8a ...101 100
Ttlo Or do Su $s 100 100
Swedish 6a 98 98
Swlr, 8s 113 114
S of San Paulo 8s 101 Ti 1014
Toklo 5a 73 71
Uruguay 8s 105 105
fni King 6s '22 105 104
Unl King of '29 ..105 105
Unl King of '37. .100 99
Zurich 8s 111 110
107 4,
10
101
109
10214
101
60
1V8
99
9
07
Ins,
.-.
99
96
4
103
101)
93
89
89
75
65
86
bi
44
107
98
111
10014
98 t
115
101
72
105
104
105
99
111
75
99
loo lOo'-S lon
84 84 84
89 88
97 97
88
87
60
87
87
80
78
98 ,
83
95
7S
--b
89
974
lt2
96
88
87
60
87
87
80
78
83
95',;,
785
28
Domestic,
N Y C 4 of 1961. 99 99
Adams TSxp 4s..
Amer Chem 7s
Amn Cot Oils 6s
Amn Smelting 6s,
Amn Sug 6s
Amn T & T cv 8s. .112 112
Amn T & T col 6s.. 96 96
Amn T T col 4s.. 88
Armour 4s 88
Ann Arbor 4s 60
A T & B F gen 4s.. 87
A TAB F gen 4s rgd 87
ATSF adj 4s stpd. 80
AT&SF cv 4s 1955.. 78
A T & S F of I960. 98
A T & S F trans
Short Line 4s ... 83
Atl & O A 1 Cs. , , . 95
Atl C st L 1. & N 4s 78
Atl Fruit Co 7s.... 28
Atl Rfd deb 6s..,104 104 104
Allan Pdr 7 FS..103 103 103
Balto & Ohio 6s... 97 964 96
Bait & Ohio ev 4s 76 76 76
Bait & Ohio gold 4a 77
Bnlt & O PL 3s. 91
BS-0 PL E&WVa 4s 74
B & O B W 3s... 87
B ft O T d C 4s... 64
Bell Tel of Fa 7s.. 108
Beth Steel 1st 6s... 96
Beth Steel rrg 6s... 93
Feth Steel PM 6e.. 88
Bklyn Ed gen 7s C.104 104 104
Bklyn Ed gen 6s B.101 100 jno
Bklyn Ed gen 7s P. 107 107 107
Bklyn 5s A of 1949. 92 92 92
B R T 7s 67 66 "4 67
B R T ctfs of dep.. 67 67 67
BRT ctfs of d stpd 63 63 63
Bush Terra con 6s... 87 87 87
Bush Term con 6s. 87 87 87
l.'arolo C A O 6s... $! ii io
Can Nor By gold h
B 7s 109 109 109
Can Nor Ry 6s...lOS 108 108
tan Pac deb 4s Wi n -'A '
77 77
914 91
74 74
87 87
64 61
107 108
96 98
93 93
87 68
Canada Sou 5s.
u '.i
97
94
9j'4
82
95
97
94
95
82
8
3
1
2(9
, 1
37
224
9.1
19
85
20
3
4
7
1
II
10
13
2
1
5
4
2
C of a A Ry Cs 97
C of G A Ry con 5s 94
Cent Lea 5s 95
Cent Tac Otd 4s. . , 83
Cerro do Fasco Cv
SF Sa 110 110 110
C & O con 6s 98 98 98
C & O CV 6a 85
CSOcv 4s 83
C & O gen 4s.... 83
Chgo & Alton 3s. 39
Chgo & Alton rfd 5s 55
C B & y 6s 97
C B & Q gen 4s.... 87
C B & Q 111 3s... 79',
C B & Q Neb 4s. , 95
Ch & E I cn 6s.
C & E I 5s of 1951
(new crop) 72
Chicago OW 4s.,.. 61
CMstP w 6s ser B 65
CM&StP cv 48.... 64
CMStP refg 4s.. 69
CMAStP penis serA 73
CMAStP 4s of 1925 73
CMAStP d 4s ofl934 59
CMAStP 5s C&MRdlv 93
I.M&Slf S UMSf tS 65
Lngo jv w 7s..
C & NW 6s..
C & NW gen 6s..
CRI&P gen 4s..
CRIA.P refsr 4s..
Chgo Un Sta s C 113
in & nest Ind 6s 104
8 5
83
83
39
65
97
87
79
95
85
83
83
39
65
97
87
79
95
102 102V4 102
Chile Cop 7s
Chile Cop 6s 86
CCAStL Kef 6s serA 97
71
61
64
634
68
72
72
68
93
65
106 '4 106
106 10644 106
101 101 101
81 814 81
IS . , l 'a VS
113 113
104 104
72
61
64
64
68 U
73
73
69
93
65
106
100 1004 100
CC&StL 4ts.
CC.StL gen 4a.,,
Col Indus 6s
Col Sou 4s FS..,
Col Sou 1st 4s...
Col G & K 6s.,,
Con Tab 6s
Cons Gas
86
77
. 72
, 86
. 90
. 91
86
97
8(1
77
7 2
85
90
91
92
85
97
86
77
72
85
90
91
92
.106 104 105
C Gas E&Fof R fi ami ci ao-i:
Cuba Cane deb 8s.. 76 76' 76
Cuba Cano deb 7s.. 76 T 7
Cuba R R 7s....10l 101 101
Cuban Amn Su O Ss 105 , 104 105
, va
U II cv 5s..., 91
D & R O refg Cs.. 44
D & R a Im 6s.. 79
T & R O con 4s 74
Bes M & FTD 4s 43
Det Ed i,t &
Kef 6s B 1 ni
Bet Ed Refd 5s '40 91 i
Blst 6 3&
IJUpon 7s 103 103 1(13
nilflltpansi T int., t n. . . -T "
r-ii n r 4"ZHi 103
68 9
44 4b
89
91
44V4
79
74
42
89
91
44
79
74
43
100 11)
91 91
4
18
4
21
1
15 '
31
19 i
89
40
42
84
r,ne P T, 4s fig
Erie P L gen lien 4s 46
r.ne f L. cv 4s
Ser A
Erlo P L cv 4s B.
Frio P I 4 D....
Erie P L, gen 6a.
Fisk Rubber 8s... .101 lm ini
Cal (i & K 6s... . 85 95 95
Gal H P 5s.... 87 974 87
Gen Ele deb 6s 104 103 103
Goodyear rcr 8s
of '31 99
i Goodyear ref Es
. ' 41 112 312 112
2 Or Tr Can 6F 8s los 109 109
23 Gr Tr Can SF 6s H'1 101 4 101
3J Gt Nor 7s A' 109 107 107
1 Gt Nor 7s rcgr,...107 107 107
47 Gt Nor 6S 94 96 96
1 Ot Nor 4s 89 89 89
1 N Havana El Is.. 87 87 97
59 39
39 39
41 42
84 84
97
llk Vat 4. Fl..,1 $3 Ilk
tl Hud Mn refg ; ', 74
47 Hud Man Ind I 6 I
7 III Cant 94 9 9
21 III Ceni 4a t t -JJ.. 79 59 ;:
21 111 lent refg t,a .. M'i 84
14 III CeSlIWINK.il I, 94 91 94
I III ( Lo Ulva 3s 73 73 73
1 III Slcl 9 rH.... '
2 Ind S I 6 99 9 9
3 Inlerl-.r.i M-t 4 17 14 17
Intbnr Mel rtfa dep 14 14 14
41 Intboro It T rf Is 91 M 4
I tut r 8 75 7
H lot Mer Marin 93 93 9-1
3 lot l'p reftc 6 A S 94 94
9 Int I'ap er) B.. 93 -
3 ln (HI I 7
I tow Cent 4 99 39 J
41 K C V H A M 4.. 74 7
I Kan V Sou ( 85 31 8J
1 Kan C Sou 3s, 4 M M
1 K I? Tr .:.... 79 79 79
14 Kelly SPM Ttr
gold 03 1"J IM
I Kent Cent 4s J3 82
1 King Co Ft 4s at JJ JJ
1 loiek Steel 6 "23... 19 19 89
Laeledj ).. St L M M
1 T.ak P. A W 1st 6 9i 9 89
, J-K K J: S jii " fc$ W
i : J U WW: S h U
45 Mk St Ry 1st cn " 83 '
".'...hih ;.'.
7 m!SvI' '. .."." I H H
.W?.4". 6fi,t
:n M k t " ,, 49
26 M K A T P ,,,4 9:,
lWlrj"& $ SH
jn Wo rae 5 1923 . ,4
6 Mo Vao 6 19-6,. J;-? fi.,,4
17 Mo Bsc gen 4s 6-' Jj "
r, mao 4s si. AC P. 11 941,
Mont Power 6s ... 9
3 Mont Trams 5s ... M
t Morris & Co 44 s.. M
1 Nash C & St 1 6s. 4
10 Nat Enam 6a .....
1 New Orleans T 49 ,4
j j 70
1 N Y N & H d 4s 67 46 4J 49
1 N Y N & U rv 4s 34 v4 84 e4
2 JJ O & TV 4s .... " '" '
s N Y R adj 6s ... 6 6 s j
JN'TR cts of dep .. R J!
; v o n ron 4s. o 66 dmi
, Te? 1941.. 103 102 102
i 5 v:i J 1 3 I 3
27 rZrZat n it ,h..ijH !;
1 Nor Hlatcs 6s A.. 88 88 JJ
t Nor States Cs B... 99 99 99
1 Ore R N 4s 95 95 95
3 0 S Tj 4 88 88 88
22 O S i; gtd 5 te et. 98 Ji 9,
23 O N W R R & N 48 78 77 78
8 Otis Steel s 97 97 9,
9 Pac C, & K Ps ... 88 87 Mi 8,
fi Tac T & T 5s .... 94 94 94
26 Packard 8s 99 99
2 Pan Am P 7s ..97 9, 97
7Penn.7s 1930 10(1 lor, 106
50 Penn Gold . F S.1J7 105 1MJ4
11 Penn 6s 1968 .... ? ;
SO Penn gen 4s ... 7 87 8.
.1 Penn gen 4s 1949.. 89 89 89
2 Penn gen 4s 1962. 80 80 80
3 P ,n Gas Ps 86 86 h
40 Peoria E 4s 73 73 71
2 Pere Marq 3s ....89 89 8
26 Phillip Rys 4a .... 43 43. 43
1 Pierce Oil 8s
16 G C A St L 4s A. 92 92 92
13 Prod Ref 8 9914 99 99
3 Pub Svc N J 5s ... 76 76 J i6;?t
19 Reading gen 4s ... 82 s. 8-1,
23 Rep Iron 6s 94 9.. 93
20 Rio O W 4s 7o i 'f
1 R Y A T 44 77 77 77 ,
4 St Tj I M 4s 83 83 83
34 St L S F 4s 69 69 69
7 St L S F 5s 83 82 83
1 St L S F 6S 96 96 96
25 St S F rdj 6s .... 76 76 76
1 St S F gen 6s .... 97 97; 97
314 St S F gen 62 61 2
1 Ft S F 5s 90 90 90
ISt S F con 4s.... 73 72 72
1 St S F terra 5s.... 74 74 74.
3 StP K C S L 4s 77 77 77
30 Seaboard con 6s.... 60 49 50
19 Seaboard refg 4s.. 36 35 35
IS Seaboard adj 5s.. 19 18 19
2 Shar St Hoop 1st A 94 94 94
1 Cerro & S F 6s.... 86 85 86
69 Sinclair cv 7s..l00 99 100
7 So Bel Tel 6s.... 94 93 94
9 SO Pac CV 4s 88 88 68
19 So Pac refg 4s.. 84 84 84
15 So Pao col 4s.... 79 79 79
28 RoP SanFran t 4s.. 80 80 80
34 SouPor to K Sugs 5s 95 95 95,
27 Sou Ry con 6s.. 94 94 94'
19 Sou Rv 4s 62 62 62
4 So Calif 7s 106 106 105
4 Stan Mlg 6s 96 96 96
3 Steol Tubs 7s 98 98 98
1 Tex & Pac 1st 6s.. 91 91 91
37 Third Ave adj 5s.. 65 65 63
1 Third Ave refg 4s.. 61 61 61
4 TdeWater 6s ctfs 101 101 101
4 Tob Prod 7s...w. 9S 98 98
3 Toledo StL 4s...... 3 62 62
20 Trl City Rys 6s.... 98 98 98
7 tfni Pac 4s 103 102 103
It Unl Pac 1st 4s.. 91 91 91
10 Unl Pac con 4s.... 91 91 91
3 Unl Pao refg 4s 84 84 84
1 Un Tank 1"3 103 303
10 Unl lrug a 8s 17 108 107
3 Unl Ry Inv 6 82 82 83 I
2 U S Realty 6 94 94 94
6 U S Rub 7S 104 103 104
21 U 8 Rub 5s 86 86 86
4- U 8 Steel OF 6s.. 100 loi) 100
30 VaCarChem deb 7s 91 91 91
4 Va Car Cbem 6s.. 95 95 95
4 Wab 1st 5 95 95 95
4 Wab 2nd 67 83 86
4 West El 5s 99 99 89
9 West Md 4s 62 61 62
14 West Psc 5s 84 84 84
3 West Shore 4s.... 79 79 79
7 West Un 107 107 107
6 West Un 6s 94 93 94
7 West Un 4s 93 92 93
50 Wtstinshouse El 7s 106 105 106
J West Tae temp 6a 100 ion jon
17 Wick Spens 7s.... 97 97 97
32 Wilson 7s 96 96 96
7 Wilson 1st s 95 95 95
6 Wilson cv Cs 67 87 87
7 Wis Cent SAD 4s 78 73 78
Total sates. $15,689,900. 1
Omaha Produce
Live Stock
Kurot.bad ty slat ef Nebraska, d
parimant of agriculture, bureau of mar
a and n,arkUnKt
Livi; ivuiritr,
W'boleaai
Buying l'r.
$ SB 0 f
hije
"prlng
Hen (light..
Ilena (h"v
(ka
l.'U'ka
! ,
Turk)
.r'
,11 i
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,12 V
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,t is
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Dltr.fHtb I'ofLinT.
Wholeait
Belling I r
10 2iu :t
.:5nv
2
.:7
.t
.
.51
.36
Kansas City Prodoc.
Kansas City. Feb. 24. Eeas la hieher:
firsts. 34c.
Butter Unchanged.
Poultry Mens, lc higher, 22c; spiings.
CIBI.B ....,
SprlhfS
Hen ........
Cocks ,,
I'urk
(iee.e ,
Turkeys
COGS,
Select
No. I. ......
No. 2. ........
'rack
Cat cuunt 7 oti' Lit
IlL'TTKIt.
Creamery prints
Creamery, tub
Country, best ... ,21 .2
Country, comiii'iii 1
UUTTKKKAT.
Station pru- .
HAS
Prairie No. 1 upland
No. 3 upland
3 upland
1 midland
2 midland
3 Midland...
1 lowland
2 lowland
choice.
.26
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.29 ts
294
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.2719
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.29
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No,
No.
No.
NO.
No.
No.
Alfalfa.
No. 1
Standard ....
No 2
No. 3
Oat straw...
Wheat straw
$10.80011.00
S.10U 10 01
7.0O& 9.00
10.00 il 10.60
S.loa 9.60
7 00 8.00
i.lltl'o) 9 00
S UOtiii 9.00
lb.6Up 19.50
J 6. 50 d 18. 50
14.OO16.O0
It. 60 0.13.00
10.00111.00
8.00l 9.00
7.000 8.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Fruits Bananas. 7"o per Ih. Or
anges, size 216 and larger. I5.6U96.60;
six 250. IS. S06 4.2,-i; aU 268. $5.2566 00;
six 324, $5.0096.00. Lemons, 15.508 7.60
box. Grapefruit. 4.25500 crat. Apples,
according to grade and sixe: Jonathans,
I3.25il3.75: Delicious, I1605.00: Rome
Beauties, $3.008 25: Stamon wtnesap.
I3.00DJ3.25: Common Wlnesap. I2.00(S3.76:
Winter Pesrmalns. $2.75jp3.00: Spltzen
hurg. $3.26-94.00; Blauktwlg. $3.004. 00;
Ben Davis and Cano, $2,508:3.00: Ortley,
$2.50. Pears. Oregon eating. $4.00 bu.
baskets. Figs, 21 packages, 8 ounce. $2.15
(S2.25; 12 packagea, 10 ounce, $1.60. Pates,
Dromedary, '6 packages per box. $6.75:
Hallowll. KSIPhi per lb.
Vegetables: Potatoes, per cwt : Neb.
Early Ohios. No. 1. $2.25; Neb. Irish Cob
blers. $2.25; Bed River Ohlos, No. 1. $2.25
W2.50; Colo. Brown Beauties. 112.502.75.
Sweet Potstoes. I1.75S2.60 per bu. Celery,
$1.262.00 dor. Head Lettuce, $..50Qi6.00
crate. Leaf Lettuce, 60 60c doz. Red
Onions, 93S10o lb. Yellow Onions, 9o lb.
Spanish Onions, 13.5004.50 crato. Cauli
flower, $2. S0S)2. 75 crate. Cucumbers, hot
houae, I2.6O03.OO doz. Carrots. 2cS'3c
lb. Turnips. 23o lb. Parsnips. 33c
lb. Cabbage. 8ji5o lb. Tnung Southern
Radishes. 75ip9(io. Young Southern Car
rots. 90c. Young Southern Beets. 90c
11.00. Brussells Sprouts, 2re lb. Sballotts,
C6c doz. Green Peppers. 26 .160 lb. Young
Southern Onions, 90e doz. Parsley, iby
75c doz. bunches.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts are as
follows: No. 1 rlba. 23c; No. 2 ribs. 21c:
No. 3 ribs. 15c; No. 1 loins, 26o; No. 2
loins, 24c; No 3 loins. 17c; No. 1 rounds.
14c; No. 2 rounds, 13',jc: No. 3 rounds.
llc; No. 1 chucks, 9o; No. 2 chucks.
9c; No. 3 chucks, 7c: No. 1 plates, 6c:
No. 2 plates 5c; No. 3 plates, 4c.
Bar Silver.
New York. Feb 24. Silver Foreign
bar silver. 63c: Mexican dollars, 4Sc.
Ue" THEATHE WJ
Limited FniImnt Slili
Tomorrow A(tMn t 3 OVIock
2,13 Twit Dily lbrtr 8;1
D. W. Griffith's
EMPIRE OP NtW
EMOTIONS
The Two Orphans
with
Lillian and Dorothy Gish
Matinee. Earrpl Saturday, 2R to l DC
Lrnin,s and at. Mai,, but ta 1139
Omaha. 1 cl. SI.
r.c.e.pls te
Otlnial Moiidav
orlulal Tur. lav . ...
Ufll, tal WednreU..' .
orriiinl Thiirnlay... .
Katlilial trlday
Ki d ) Ihia week
Sntn ,l...,a laal l,
all-N daa 2 w a a
hiiu d,is 3 Wa a'u
bain da) a )ar alio
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42,270
4(.04
r.itll.' Ileceipta ni) h-od. Callle sup.
pile, wer mull today veu for a Friday
and under Ihe intluenc of a guod demand
b-f and bin, her lo k sub! readily t
good strong prlos, soma sales being
higher If iiythliig. Feeders wer about
steady hut tiiuiixh belt, here to make a
market. For lb wek ieer ar gen
erally around 60 higher, cows and baiters
hav advanced 2660u and storkera and
f.w.ler ar stronger, thole, ateera r
selling up abov 19.00, and a spread ot
t (f ? 75 bus th bulk of slock.
Quotations on t:tt: Guud to choir
beevea. $;.601f ,:.',; fair 10 good beeves,
I4.76V7.40; common to fair beeves, 16. "0
6 65; good In cholc yearlings, !?.60a
50; fair 10 gotd yearlings, 14 607. 6;
coitimnti to fair yearling. 15,7616,60;
gmid 10 1 In, ice heifers. I6.257.00; Jalr i
good heifers, $5 OO0S.2'.; cholc 10 prim
cows, 1 I5.5UW6.00: KOO'I to ch"lc cows,
$5.001? 6.60; fHtr lo good rows. 14.60416 00;
common to fair rows. $ 0u" 4 25; good to
chilli feeders. 96 85197.60; fair to good
feeders. 14 16416 ,6; common to fair feed
ers. !5 40ij6.1O; good (o cholc stockars,
l '541 7,60: fair lo good Blockers, Is. 261'
6.75; I'onnnon lo fair stockers, $3.601
6 25: stock heifers, $4.5O(8i6.00; stock cows,
$4 00ft 5 nil; stin k calves, 16.00$ 7.75; vesl
is I via. $i,00u9 75; bulls, stags, etc., 3.25
j 3 25.
Hogs Receipts. 7.100 head. Shipper
buyer were active during the early ses
sion at prices mostly 104i20c higher.
Light hogs sold from $10.19910.25 with a
lop price of I10.3U. Mixed loads and
butcher weights from 19 9010.15 and
packing grades I". 60S 9.75 with ex
treme heavies quoted from $8.008.60.
Bulk of sales was I9.90QII0.25.
Sheep Receipts. 2.40U head. The lamb
market waa mostly steady today with lit
re change in rango of prices. Bulk of
lambs moved within a range of $t4.75$9
15.50 with best lambs quoted at $15.60.
Feeders and shearing lamba were fully
steady, two loads of fair quality Oregon
lamba selling at $13.90 as shearing lambs
and some good quality quoted at $14.60.
Ewes were mostly steady, the few lots
offered going within the same rang of
prices.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good to
choice, $l5.0(iru 15.60 fat lambs, fair to
good, $14.51) jus. 011; feeder lambs, good to
choice, I13.0013.85: shearing Ismbs,
$13.5014.25; cull lambs, $10.0091300:
fat yearlings, light. 112.6'J 13.00: fat
yearlings. heav $9.60)10.50; fat wethers,
$7.75Sp9.00: fat ewes, light, 17.6088.00;
fat ewes, heavy. 15.507,00; feeder ewea,
$4. 00 5.60.
LAST TWO TIMES
TONIGHT at 8
Early Curtain
MATINEE TODAY 2:15
MAY WIRTH
PHIL and FAMILY
norkoill en las
Ilia ana Kill O'Mcaia
HARRY HOLMAN A CO.
Lucai 4 Isai
HALO
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Matt., lie la 90c; loma 75r a, It bat. sea.
Niihti. ISO la II; turns H,2j ass-
Today' Winner ot Two Fre Seat It
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OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
M. and Ml Tedsi
Good Rea'v'd Seal, 80,
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LADIES' TICKETS. I3C-25C tV ERY WEEK DA
EMPRESS
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t 1 :40. 4,
6:40, 9
4 PIEROTTS, Novelty Surprise
Mary Dare, The Rube Girl
York & Maybelle,
'0h, That's Too Bad"
Ray-O-Lite, Flashes of Color
Turpentine anil Ttosln.
Savannah. Ga.. Feb. 24. Turpentine
Steady, 85c; sales none; receipts. 19
Ijbls.; shipments, 205 bbls. ; stock. 4,089
bbls.
Rosin Firm: sales, 691 casks: re
ceipts. 551 cask: shipments, 807 casks;
stock, 71.762 cask.
Ouote B. I). $4.02; F. G., $4.00
4.02: II. I.. $4.004.05; K.. $4.40; M.,
I5.nries.15; N 15-60; w G,, 15.70; WW..
$6.00.
Swift & Camnsn
Dnion Stock Yards, Chicago
Dividend No. 145
Dividend of TWO DOLLARS (S2.00) par share on
th capital stock of Swift A Company, will be
paid on April L 1922, to stockholder, of raeord.
March 10. 1922, as ahowa on the bookl of the
Company,
C. A. PEACOCK. SoaroMty
Your Own Encyclopedia
of pertinent facts about your Investment
Account can easily be compiled in our
Investment Record. May we send it to you
free?
Burns, Brinker & Gdmpany
iikcolk orrrrc
07 TcrrrUnalStdjr
S. W. Corner 7tf DoujUs
e V. A . vamna
Starts
TODAY
JAMES OLIVER
CURWOOD'S
"Flower
. the North"
unihani,,d
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis. Minn.. Feb. 24. Flour
Unchanged to 10c lower: in carload lots,
family patents quoted at 18.358,59 a
barrel In C-8-tK.und cotton satk.
Bran $A0o.
Updike Grain Company
OPERATING a large, up-to-date Ter
minal Elevator in the Omaha Mar
ket, is in a position to handle your
shipments in the best possible manner
i. e., cleaning, transferring, storing, etc.
MEMBERS
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change Kansas City Board of
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-OFFICES AT.
OMAHA, NEB.
LINCOLN, NEB.
HASTINGS, NEB.
CHICAGO, ILL.
SIOUX CITY, IA.
HOLDREGE. NEB.
GENEVA. NEB.
DES MOINES. IA.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HAMBURG. IA.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
All of the office
ar connected with
pay you to fet in
wanting- to BUY or
your consignments
Chicago, Milwaukee,
car receive careful
except Kansas City and Milwaukee
each other by private wires. It will
touch with on of our office when
SELL any kind ef (rain. We solicit
of all kind of (rain to Omaha.
Kansas City and Sioux City. Every
personal attention.
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House"
Win. Fox
Presents
Mark Twain's
A Connecticut
Yankee
FINAL DAY
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
in
"Polly of the Follies'
FINAL DAY
"Penrod"
with
"Freckles" Barry
EMPREl
Time 12, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10
ELAINE
HAMiMERSTEIN
"HanrJctiffs or Kisses"
Mutt and Jed Comedy New,
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