THE TEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1. 1922.
At
Financial j
THE GUMPS
KB ir 1 COLOR
in rmu $idai pip
AUNT MARTHA
Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith
By ALEXANDER DANA NO YES.
Oaaah ft Um4 Wtr.
New York, Feb. 28 In thote mar.
kef which on Monday displayed
ipeuacuUr strength and activity, to.
nay marked hall. It could icarce
ly bo called reaction, however. Mer
exchange, after falling- Kuk to
9rMJ, recovered o considerably
before the ctoie a to iron Monday'
hshct rate of HJ;4. rraehing i
new lugli tetortl for the season of
5-M.l',. W licit, after d'clinging' a
fraction, fiiderl liwhlly above the
jVeviwu tiy'$ final price, anj while
ino.t investment nuiitit lout ground
slightly, a few other advanced to
new ground. The natural inference
front these movement was of uu-
tfcrlyunr stability tn all thete mar
ket, notwithmtidiug the rapid and
tinepccieu auvance winch have al
ready occurred in them.
Kv.q lit th tmk market th deln
Bf Monday, i leariy th mull of realising
atre by ih larger epatulator. did not
leniinu tily; un the contrary, many
tet-nvellr Of t to & poinl tu(tk plr
nil III general iMMiilun waa en ot tin.
tiiia.iliinabi Clrimi.u. II ame4 at least
l lden. i hat th real holdet of
aim ha. n i mey may not b Inclined
in buy mar ot rising price. r rot
llepuai-d to ell aruutid present values.
Thi I a natural anuuali rauil of t lie
movement of frii a In ulnar marital and
uf tha feeling, prevalent In obaervant fi
nancial nr. Ire. that nuenbar of Influ
nice r elmplig thetiia.liee for bet.
1t -enerl eltuailoti. Ke.y money. In.
i rfa.rl d-inand fur railway tranaperta.
Hon, higher Imnd market tn4 foreign
rhng market values, and an Increase
f 40 per cnl from th ona lowest
in III Chliagii me'keta prent bl4 for
hat remain lin.ol.l of tha wheat and
corn rruia, muni hardly full, whan oc
i urrlng simultaneous!), In Inftuenr sen.
I'ment among both Investor and buai
hi.ii man.
It la prniale t .i hC both foreign t
cLana mid luregn investment bond arc
Influenced by a-sprctailnn of tha ramying
of lh Wa.ltitiKiini featiea In th aenet
and of further tangible development in
icgard to lb lionna ronfarrnc. In bolh
I'Olitiml and tmanoll clrcli- th baliaf
thai th un..-l.d announcatii.nl
of Hi lO.yrar dafrnalv allianr by th
Hrltlah, ovrnmni lo Kram a pra
Cmlnary to ronc.aalona on th Pranch
td In raaard to th Oann program.
How ctosaly tli markats ar at praaaut
linkad to pnlliiral rv.nia I further lllua.
tratrd by th wldaly hald opinion that
lh rartnt hraltrtnry In th Liberty bond
market while other )t!h-rade eecurltlea
war moving forward haa bean a. con
eaquanc of th aoldiera' bonua bill per.
formeni' on th floor and In th com
mltle room of rongreaa. When aup
port ot that particular market la ao
largely now a matter of tnetltutlon buy
ing, It will rradlly be underatood why
th government lialia ao long ae a rhanre
remalna for recoura lo another govern
ment bond eel to promote that Ill-fated
political maneuver.
New York Quotations
Ttunge of prlrea of th leading atorka
furnlahcd hy Logan & Bryan. Jt8 Patera
Trus; butldlns:
Mon.
High. Low, Close. Cloae.
RAILROADS.
A.. T. aV S. F J 1 6 4
Blt. & Ohio SS S7V UK S'H
t'aiiailian Faolflp . . U J.".8 138 H 139 ii
New York fenlral. 11 77 77 77
flica. d Ohio f 69 S9 f9
ireat Northern... v "0 , 'Hi
llllnole Centra 10'4 liovj, IOol, jno
U. O. Southern.... 20' 2iH 26 ! !64
T.liltfh '.lt.v 60
Missouri Turifle
X' V ft. V 1J
.Virihern racl'fle... S'i 1t
I , ft W, ....... BS'I
Penn. R. R. ...... 3 j
Reading 73
t:.. R. I. P 4iH
Southern Paolfle... S434
Southern Railway., St 14
t P. V Tt "lit
Union Pacific. J 3 4 H 133 JJ414 mvi
Am. Tar Fdry. .. .itl H9'i 141, 149
Allls-Chiilmera ... 4T . 4S Vi 7 46 "i
Am. Locomotive.. .lMi )T 108'i 307I
Belflwln Loro 106i 1054, 1064 104
Pe'hlehem steel... t3' i. o.r
:6
.11
4 ,
34
74'i
iOS
84
'20
234a
17
80
68H
35
74i
41 H
84H
21 i
23i
21
t7H
34 "i
74H
40
8tt
20
2S
lolo. K. & I
I'r-clWe .......
St -1 Fary
anna ...
Xteel
26
6H4
St
45-4
26
66 . 65 .
81 '4 S1H
46 4RU
-BW. Steel .... ."iH f
v '-icaBiv' CT. t'i '-4
s-o'w.- r;i'-iv
r, a '!
ftniin. u 1
Anaconda
Am. s
I'.rro
Chill
S0H
4S"i t 46S 4S
?'. 95
39 3 39
92 . 4'i
'(''OL'lV'Rf-
4SV. 48 V -45 54
j fi . ., y
1! V lH"i
Chlno :" J
Calumet A Arlr....
inaplratlon 39
Mlem!
vad I CO" . .
Ray Con.....
Spnefia
Utah
On. Anphnlt.
Coaden
!. Pet
Tdand Oil . .
TnvlniMMe Oil
Mo'r'rnn Pet.
?'W.lle Stale
Patifle Oil .
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil . . .
Pur OH ....
Royal Dutch
Sinclair Oil
26 '
... 144
... 14V4
... 13
.. . 63
on.0.
... 3'
... :6'4
... 51 '4
... 14
... 16H
V6S
14
13
11
62
2 'i
SB&4
604
1'4
16
16
26
34
28 1;
26
14
l!i
l'l
63
68 4
36 4
51H
IS
16'ii
12
66
46 i
96
i'i"
46
33
16
26
68
39
264
26
14
13
12
61
62
35
62
i
la
120
hiiu i9.n
' : ....
1S.?12 I
47 49 4R
S5V1 64
32 32
8
S5 36
64 63
Stand. Oil. TT."j.".l'si 178 ltH 179
49-
53
82
8
36
64
64
32
8
35
63
22
4S 45 46
.... 1R 1 18
... 9 , 9
MOTORS.
. .. 72 69. 72
... 8 . 8 8
tri11v.Ov.rland . 5 5,6
rie-ce-Arrow 18i 16 17
v Motor ..... a" ' e
ker 101 98 1.01
, RUBBER AND TIRES.
Texas Co...4
Lmon xi '1
whit Oil
Chandler .
Gen. Motor
St?
Mli 1 . :
Ooodrich
Kelley-Sprlngfield
Keystone Tlr ...
A.1ar
U. S.
38
40
16
15
56
38
40
15
34
64
38
.40
15
15
66
46t
18
9
69
5
16
39
99
12
37
40
15
15
65
24
Onhk.p
Am. Beet Sugar... 36 36 36
...1. s. w T osii .iti 5fili
...',' 1 fnrn ' - ?M HM 44U 4tU
Am. Sumatra .... 27 25 27 26
Am. Telephone. ...119 r.9 119 119
Am. Can 40 39 40 40iJ
Cen. Leather 33 32 S3 32
.... a ..10Si 10 10i" 9
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 1'H
corn Products 102 101 101 101
camoua Pl.iye.-a... 82 81 81 81
Ccneral Electric. .45 162 152 161
Ct Northern Ore.. 35 34 .14 34
tnt Harvester 90 90 90 91
m. H. & i:. prd s7"
r- at i. Alcohol . 44S2 UK 4441 44
nt. 'Paper 49 49 48
Int. M. M.. Pfd.-.. 72 71
n.. . rar "fin i
'oars-Roebuck .... 9
Slromberg 4l
cnbacco Products.. 60
'Verthtngton Pump 46
"Vllson Co
wstrn Union
iVestln'se Felectric 65
MISCKLLANEOt'S.
Am. Cotton Oil 2S 23
Am. Arrl. Cheml'al ....
Am. Linseed 32 a 3
Cntnn Pag. prn
Roach Magneto .9
IJrooklyn Rapid Tr ....
xSint. Can -
Cal. Packing ;
r-t i'i j a X- Klec... i.
1 6
,. 33
,.14
73
69
69
59
40 40' 40
55
88
f 8
42
5R'4
46
65
8411.
70
8'i
42
68
4I
65
38 38
23
35
65
39
10
63
vnte gch& ( tvtxTviNj Aa fvomt now ,e-vi JTmotS
fin ntA! -TD ivC A. A I HOW b M H - WHU. ) 7 00l C
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Live Stock
Omaha. Feb. 21.
IlecalBia were Cattl Hog Sheep
Official Monday . Jos :l
t;atlmal Tuesday... I.to 14.100 7.70
Two daya thla wek.U.IJ 2.aoi 1J :
Ham last week 1T.0ST 14.111 19.107
Hem 3 weeks ago. . 44 .' 21,691 19.399
Kam t week ago... 19 II 27.214 20,713
Sam year ago 11.601 24.241 :i,2ll
Herelpt and dupoaltlon of tlveatock at
th Union Stock Tarda, Omaha, Neb., for
24 hours, ending at 1 p. m., February
21. 192..
RECEIPTS CARS.
Caltl Iloga Sheep
Wabash It. It 4
Mo. Psc. Ity 4
l.nion Padfin R. R.. 19
O. ate N. W.,Ry., east. 7
at N. W. Ry.. weat 16
c, st. p. m. at o.. it
C, B. It Q. Ry., east. 17
C, B. Q. Ry., wat 4
C, R. I. P.. ast..
R. I. dt P.. west.. I
Illinois Central Ry.. 9
C, Q. w. By s
Total receipt
241
Armour aV Co 880
Cuilahy Packing Co.. 9115
fold Packing Co.... 411
Morris Packing Co.. -'
Hwlft A Co 965
J. W. Murphy
Swart at Co
Lincoln Packing Co..
Wilson Packing Co..
Krey Packing Co....
Hlgglna packing Co.
Hoffman Urea
Maysrowlch Vail..
Midwest Packing Co.
P. O'Dea
Omaha Packing Co..
John Roth ft Sons..
So. Omaha Pack. Co.
Ogden Packing Co..
St. Clair
Benton A Vjn Sant..
J. H. Bulla
R. M. Burruss & Co.
W. H. Cheek
B. O. Christie A Son 4:1
Dennis & Francis ... 88
Kills ft Co 69
John Harvey 763
Huntilnger ft Oliver. 4:
T. J. Inghram
V. O. Kellogg
Joel Lundgren
F. P. Lawla
Mo-Kan. C. & C. Co.
J. B. Root & Co....
Rosenstock Bros. ...
Sullivan Bros
W. B. Van Sant & Co.
Wertheimer as Degen
Ktrkpatrlck
10
7
45
1G
10
11
36
13
'ii
4-5
27
88
35
3
55
51
76
6
40
48
23
3
:t
175
1
3 2
Is 17
1
(4
21
4 1
SJ
1 3
1 1
1
193 29
Hoga Sheep
1531 1948
1579 1091
mil ....
1762 963
1465 1441
4691 ....
454
1097
Other buyer
..1079
1116
Total 1.7,184 13,849 6,681
Cattle Receipts. 6,600 head. Beef steers
did not show quite as much activity as
they did yesterday, but on th whole it.
was a good steady market, bulk ot the
cattl clearing in good season. Top again
reached 18.60. There was at good broad
outlet for sh stock at prices that were
generally strong to In soma case a mils
higher, heavy heifers selling up to $7.00
and beat cowa aa high as $6.25(96.36.
Stockera and feeders wore scarce and sold
stronger, best (seders going a high as
17.66.
Quotations on Cattle Good to chelc
beeves, 17. 8548. 60; fair to good beeves,
7. 1 6 7.7 6 ; common to ralr beeves. 16.60
7.10; good to choice yearlings, 17.85
8.75; fair to good yearlings, 17.25C7.86;
common to fair ysarlinga, 16.60 7.26;
good to choice heifers. 36.60Q7.25; fair
to good heifers, 35.00(96.50; choice to
prim cows, 15.8596.35; good lo choice
cows, $6.2505-75; fair to good cows, $4.76
5.26; common to fair cows, $3.0094.60;
good to choice feeders, $6.8607.66; fair
to good feeders, $6.25$6.85; common to
fair feeders, 15.504fl.25; good to choice
stockera, $7.007.I5; fair to good stock-
era, 16. 40?. oo; common to lair stocKers,
15.75fii6.36; stock heifers, $4.6006.25;
stock cows, $4.265.50; stock calves, 16.00
gj)7.7.; veal calves, o.6U(ff lo.;o; ouns,
stags, etc, $3.5096.60.
BEEF STEERS.
Ar. Pr. . No.
No.
SO...
11...
46...
27...
31...
18...
..1157
..1420
..1374
,.1059
..1258
..1396
$7 05
7 15
1 60
T 66
7 80
i 40
14..
14..
14..
28..
80..
18..
Av.
.. 8J7
..1019
..1412
..1J41
..1147
. .If SO
Pr.
$7 10
7 40
7 60
7 75
8 00
8 60
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
8 703 6 75 i 7 995 7 25
16 973 7 60
COWS.
T 108 4 80 18 963 6 00
11 923 5 35 121$ 6 70
6 1248. I 90
HEIFERS.
7 908 6 25 7 1044 6 16
9 1094 6 60 17 771 75
30 968 7 00 11 '23 7 25
STOCKBJRS AND FEEDERS.
10 919 75 14 896 7 25
986 .7 85
BULLS.
1. ..'... 1320 8 90 1 1380 4 00
2 660 6 50
CALVES.
4 j 133 $ 60 . 160 66
Hogs Receipts. 14.600 head. The mar
ket waa'activ with both shippers and
packera anxious for supplies and prices
ruled mostly 155225c higher. Light hogs
sold mostly from $10.6010.70 with a top
price of $10.75; mixed loads and butcher
weignta. io.4U3riu.tu, ana pacaing granes,
H 50010,15: with extreme heavies mostly
from $9.00 9.60. Bulk ot sale was
$10.45 10.65.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
37. .310 .. $10 35 65. .300 70 $19 30
55. .351 40 10 40 60..S8S .. 10 45
73, .288 70 10 60 75. .333 .. JO 65
7$. .131 .. 10 60 80. .184 .. 10 65
59. .369 .. 10 70 75. .196 .. 10 75
Col. f;raoh.
rnltert Drug ...
Xat. Knemol ...
Vnited Fruit ...
T.orillard Ton. ..
National I.eao .
Philadelphia Co
Pullman
73 'V
21
8
32
138
75 75
21 21
ss f
33 33
138 141
15!tt
89 88 88 89
3S 34 SJ S5
IK 115V. 11 115
Punta Al.e Sug. 38. 38 31 36
Retail Stores ..... 43 44 44
S L. San iran. .- .'jj
Vlr. Car Chem .
Total Sales 803.200.
Money Close. 6 per eent: Monday
close 4 per cent.
Mar Close, .0042; Monday close.
-C Franca Close. .914; ironday dose,
''sterling Close, $4.45: Monday close,
$4.42....
Chicago Produce. -
Chicago. Feb. . Butter Higher;
criTmJrr extms, 3c: first 31
154c- s-oonds. 2?S0o: standards, 3sc
F?rs Higher: . receipts. 1J.97 cases:
firsts: 3$c; ordinary firsts. 22 23c; mis
cellaneous. 2424c.
- 1 onflow Metals.
Tendon. Feb. :s.-6tandarj Copper
Spot. SSf 17 d; electrolytic. 3f 10.: Un.
liii 2s U; lead. i ui
Sheen and Lambs Receipts, 7.700 head.
The lamb market was slow to open today
with bids all sharply lower. Opening trade
was mostly on a basis of 15t?25o lower
whn later session waa mostly 28c lower.
Shippers supported the market today pay
ing top price of $15.70, with the bulk of
lambs moving within a rang of 116.2501
15.60. No feeders or shearing lambs were
received today. Receipts of sheep wera
light, the few lota offered selling at
ateady prices.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lamps, good
to choice, $15.36415.75; fat lambs, fslr
to good. $14.50(115.25; sheering lambs,
1M.00W14.60; feeder lambs. 113.00mi3.85:
cull limb.. $10.00Q13.00: rat yearlings.
light. I13.50ftl3.oo; fat yearlings, heavy.
$9.50i910.60; fat wethers, $7.769.00; fat
ewes, ngnt, ii.5ogi8.iS5: rat ewes, heavy,
15.60tff7.00; feeder ewea, $4.0005.60.
" Ksjiso City Lie Stack.
Kansss City, Mo., Feb. 28. Cattle Re
celpts, 10,000 had: ' teef steers slow
steady to 15c lower: early top $8.60;
some held higher: she stock mostly steady
to strong; some early sales 164225c higher;
good and choice heifers. $6.60$?.50; best
cows. 35.7596.1a: calves steady to 36c
higher: best vealers, $10.09J 10.60; other
classes generally steady to atrng; can
ners, cutter generally $3.0004.2$; mostly
bulls. I4.00f 4.n; early saiea leeaers, $7.09
07.75: stockers. $6.6007.36.
Hogs Receipts. 10.000 head; active;
open 16e:5c higher; bulk later sales 35c
higher; spots more; few 1700190 pounds,
$11.10: racker top, $11.06: bulk 170 to
210-pound weights $10.90011.00: 160
pounder. $10.85: bulk of sales. $10,504?
11.90: most throw out sows. $9.0008.50:
cholc stock pigs up to $19.80.
Sheep Receipts, 7.000 head; sheep
steady; whether. $8.6I: yearling, $13.00;
lamb, generally strong; spots 10015c
higher; top $15.69; bulk $14.76015.60.
New York Bonds
l iberty Bonds.
Rale. High L Cloa
99$ Liberty 3 97. V 96.93 97.0
$ Liberty read 94 an 96.80 94.10
9$ Liberty 1st 4S.. 97.30 97.20 97.10
774 Liberty 2d 4 ...' 97 ("4 94.73 96.90
6 Liberty reg.l 9 92 94.76 96.83
1128 Liberty 3d 4S... 97.9S 97.74 97 94
4 Liberty regd .... 97.74 97.64 97. i
1214 Liberty 4th 4s.. 97.24 97.20 97.24
292 Victory 4s ,,...100.24 100.21 100.3i
25 Victory regd 100.28 100.13 100.28
$ Victory $s 100.00 100.00 100.00
Foreign OoTernments.
Argentine 6 61 10 80
10 Belgian 108 107 108
11 Belgian 7 108 107 106
10 Belgian 6a 101 101 1"1
8 Berna 8 112 1U 11S
ST Brsxll 8s 104 103 104
71 Bordeaux s 84 86 85
S3 Canada. 6s of 1929 99- 99 99
18 Canada (a or 1926.. 90 90 90
14 Canada of 1931.... 96 96 96
14 Chll 8 of 1933. ...101 lui mi
24 Chile of 1941
92 of 1944
al Chinese 6s ..
7 Christiana 8s ...
26 Copenhagen (a
5 Cuba 4s ......
37 Danish 8s A
It Danish B
500 Denmark 6 ....
36 Denmark 8s
561 Dutch East Ind 6s
19 French 8s ....
113 French 7s ..
4 French 6s ..
38 Jap 2d 4s...
(4 Jsp 4s
t Mexican 6s ...
69 Lyons fs
74 Marseilles 6S .
38 Mexican 4s . . .
253 Netherlands 6s
8 Norway 8s
18 Queensland 7s
46 Queensland 6s
104 104 104
..103 103 103
.. (7 64 66
..100 100 110
.. 91 90 90
.. 79 79 79
..108 107 18
..108 107 108
., 97 96 96
..109 108 109
. 95 94 '
.104 104 104
....100 100 100
.... 93 93 93
.... 69 88 88
75'i 75 75
65
85
85
43,
94'
.. 65
.. 86
.. 85
.. 44
. . 94
..110 109 110
..107 107 107
99 SKs "a"t-
85
85
44
94
1C l.ln Am .lan 8s 101 I "Via. ll)
33 Rio G de Do sui ss.i"u- i"j
573 Selno 7s 93 . 93
40 Sweden 6s J9 98 99
Swiss s ll 114 llfjs
28 San Paulo 8s.
35 Toklo 6s
..12
.. 75
....10
101 101
73 M'S
107 107
480 VnlRrnVIS-ijioSVi 104 105
373 Unl King of 1923.406 lOj 105
435 Vni King of 1937... 00 99 99
8 Zurich 8a "2 H2 1
Domestic. ' .....
30 N' T City 4s 1967.104 101'4 t't
10 N Y City 4s 1956... 94
1 Adams Kxp 4s..
10 Amn Agr 7s
7 Amn nmeit tie.
16 Amn Sug 6s...
10 Amn Tel cv 6s
36 Amn col 6s...
oa Amn T.l cot 4S
14 Amn Writing Ppr 6s 81
3 Armour 4s FS...... 88
54 A. T S F gen 4s ..87
94 94?,
75 75 75
..100 100 100
.. 89 88 89
.. 97 97 97
..112 111 HI1"
. . 96 SI
88
81
87 a
87'.
88
88
81
87 ;
87
80
ti a T" s ic an as s. ou 7a ...
C.l Art. 4, .. 91 91 91
6 All Co Lin 7, ..106 10 10a
6 Atl Coas L 1st 4s. 87 87, Bin
& Atl Hoa L & N 4s 79 '
. . 30 '1 2"a ii"
t Atlan Fruit cv. 7s
H Atl Rfg deb 8s
11 B & O '6s
16 B & O cv 4s ..
31 B b O ref 6s ..
13 B & O gold 4s ..
86 B A O prior 3s
tl B 4 O 8 W 3s
8F-&OL&C4S
e Tpl Pa. 7s ..
2 Beth Steel 1st 6s. 96
2 Beth Steel rer 6s .. i
50
104 103 l3?i
96 96 86 -V
7.7 '6
79 , 78
.784 78
93 93
88 874
65 64
107 107 I'M s
96 86
93 93
76
78
78
6i
106 106
101 lot
74
71
73
89
87
95
73
71
69
62
89
87
95
.110 l..J
.108 108 108
. 78 77 V I '
97 97
95 95
63 53
110, 110
97 97
86 86
3 83
83
39
97
86
88
73
64
64
58
. 97
. 95
.111
. 97
. 86
. (..;
. 83
. 40!!i
. 97
. 88
. 88
. 74
65
83
97
86
88
74
65
64
69
72
74
69
65
37 Brkl Edl gen 7 D.107
3 Bkln LVil gen 6a B.101
78 Bklyn R T 7a ,v 74
82 Bklyn ctfs '4
133 Bklyn stamped .. 72
18 Bklyn Un Ele 6s . 834
4 Buffalo R P 4s. 89
2 Bush Ter Con 6s .. 88
6 Calif Gas 5a 9a
2 Can Nor 7s
7 Can Nor 6s ..
79 Can Psc deb 4s .
8 Cent of Ga, 6s . .
14 Cent Leath 6 ..
3 Cent Pao 4s ....
6 Cerro de Pas 8s
15 C & O con 5s. .
26 C & O cv Es ...
2 C & O gen 4s
It C& O cv 4s ..
14 C & A 3s ....
11 C B & Q 6s
16 C B & Q gen 43
12 C B & M 111 4s
341Chl & E I 5a '61.
. 4 a M S T P cv 5s
24 C M ST P cv 4s. 64
25 C M S T P ref 4s 59
It C M S ( F I Is A 72
65 C M S T P 4s '26.. 75
9 C M S T P deb 4s 60
33 C M S T P 43 .... 66
11 C A N W 6s ..107
4 C & N TV 3s .
1 C & N TV 7s .
23 Chi Rys 6s
31 C R I P ref 4s
7 Chi Un St 6s fs
10 Chi ITn St 4s
1 C TV I 7s fs ..
1 C TV I 6s
5 Chile Cod 6s .
38 C C S T L ref 6s A 98
6 C C S T L 4s A 86
6 Colo Sou 4a .... 85
2 Colo Gag 5s 91
3 Col Gas sta .... 91
19 Comp Tab 6s .... 92
31 Cons Coal md 6s.. 86
16 Cons Gas 7s 106 106 106
4 Cuba Can Sug 8s. 76 75 76
52 Cu Can Sug deb 7s. 78 77 78
11 Cuba R R 7s 103 101 101
15 Cub Am Sug 8s. .104 104 104
6 Cuba R R 5s .... 79 78 78
2 Cumb Tel 5a .... 90
1 Del ft Hud cv 6a., 91
26 Den Rg ref 6s... 45
7 Den R con 4s ... 74
6 Dot Edl rfg 6s '40 93
i Det Rlv 5s fs 84 84 84
6 Det Edl 1st 6s B..101 100 100
3 Ula Match 7s....l08 107 108
15 Dupont 7s 103 103 103
3 Duquene Light 6s. .103 103 103
74
69
65
106 106
74 74 74
..106 106 106
,. 79 78 79
.. 78 78 78
..112 113 112 .
91 91 91
"l00 100 10074
. 103 103 103
85 85 65
. 81 98
86 86
85 85
91 91'.
91 91
90 91
86 86
90
91
46
74
90
91
45
74
6 Krl Prior 4s 54 M'i M
40 Krl Prior Ken 4a.. 44 44 41
1 Krl Prior cv 4 A.. 39 89 i
51 Krl Prior 4a i. ... 41 41 41
9 Krl Prior gen Us.. 6 K6 k6
47 Kik Hub as 101 Mt
3 tlrn fclc deb tiH.,..lut 1"5 I"6',
22 (ien Kin tl-l 6s 11 97
I'O tiooiltcsr 19i.. 98 97 97
18 iluodyi'sr 1941 ...413 112 112
3 tit Falls Pw t 9 9'i
17 tit Nor 7s 17 H7 17
88 tit Nor & 96 94 94
5 lit Nor 4 89 88 k9
17 Grand Trunk 7. ...109 108 1"
S Grand Trunk Sa....Hl ll S 101
Hud Msn rfg 6s.. 7H 77 76
37 liud & Man inu 6s.. 68 68 65
2 III Cent 6s fs HIS' 108 1118
3 111 Cent Lllch A n 3s 63 63 63
3 IllCsnt Llti.-h null 63 63
1 Int Met 4s fs li 1i 106
Int Met rtf 101 1"! 1"3
6 Int Agr 5 74 74 74
T Int Mcr Mar 6s.... 93 93 93
64 Int Pauer rfg 6s.... 63 63 83
19 Inv 6s 69 89 89
2 Iowa Cent 4 37 37 37
KCKT.SSM 4a 7C 76 7B
1 KO Sou 6s 86 85 85
2 KO Sou 3 64 4 6',i
1 KO Sou Term 4a.. 80 80 80
52 Kelly Spgfld 8s. ...103 103 1034
2 Lark Steel 6s '23.. 98 98 98
4 Lack Steel I960..., 86 85 85
3 Lehigh Valley P- 4s 78 78 78
1 I. IX A M 7 ..414 114 114
1 Lorillard La 94 94 94
34 Lou A Nash 6s A. 103 101 101
12 Lou A Nash 7a.... 107 10i 107
13 S11U Ry .it 4s 79 77 79
9 At Kt St Ry Col 6s.. 94 93 94
.14 MkklSllty 1st conis 86 85 66
15 Marland 8s 99 99 99
16 Mex Pet 8a 101 101 101
II Mex 1'ct 4s
2 MstP SSM 6a fs
5 MstP SSM r,s....
403 MKT new adj 6s
65 MKT prior 6h....
140 MKT 6s
60 MKT 6s
18 MKT lt 4s
21 MKT 2nd 4s ctfs
2 MKT refg 4s....
25 .Mo Pac 5s 1923...
10 Mo Pac 5s 1926..
213 Mo Pan gen 4s..
4 Mont Power 5s. .
13 Morris & Co 4s
4 Nal Ry Mex 4s..
5 NOTM 5
19 NOTM rfgs 4s
9 Con 4s
2 Con refg 3s
36 37 38
101 101 101
98 9'i
60
80
93
68
76
66
78
99'
60
80
93
68.
76
58
78
99
50
80
93
68
93 93
63 62
94
94
85
29
65
86
79
76
82
78 78
106 106 106
99 99 99
68 68 8
69 69 69 Vi
65 65 65
29
65
86
79
76
68
78
99
93
62
94
85
29
65
84
79
76
81
78
5 NTPSTL deb 4s.... 83
27 NT Dock 4s 78
30 NY Edison 6s fs. .
3 NTI.AVV 5s
13 NYNHAII 6s ....
2 NYO&W 1st 4s..
15 NYRy adj 5s
3 NY State R con 6s 65 65 65
36 NY Tel 6s 1941. .402 102 102
2 NY Tl 6s 1940. ...103 103 103
23 NTW&B 48 41 41 41
2 Niagara Falls P 6a 103 102 102
8 Morf Sou 6s 69 69 Vi 69
7 Norf A West 4s 106 105 105
8 Norf A West con 4s 86 86 86
9 Nor Pac 6s 106' 106 106
22 Nor Pac 4s 85 84 84
4 Nor Pao 3s 60 60 60
65 Nor P C N Jt 6s fa 106 106 106
15 Nor Stales Pw 6s. 89 89 ,9
17 Nor West Bell T 7s 107 107 107
5 Ont Power 6r 92 93 93
2 Ore A Calif 1st 5s. 97 97 97
53 ore snort J.lno 6s.. 98 98
6 Ore Short Lino 6s.. 89 89
30 ore 1VRBN 6s...
13 Pao Oas 6s ....
9 Pac Tel 6s
II Packard 8s
7 Pan Amn Pet 7s
11 Penna 7s . .-
17 Penna gold 6s fs
C2 Penna gen 4s fs.
8 Per Mar 5s ....
7 Pierce Oil 8s ...
15 Port Rys 6s ....
7 Prod & Refg 8s... 100
1 Pub Svc NJ 5s.... 66
12 Rpadlng Gen 4s . . . 82
3 Rio Grand W 1st 4s "5
14 Rio Grand Colv 4s. 63
I Kl Ark La 4s
98
89
78
87
94
99
97
98
89
77
87
94
99
97
77
! St L SF 4s 69
217 St L SF 5s 83
2 St Jj SP Cs 96
296 St L SF ad! 6s.... 77
. 77 St L. SF Inc 6s.... 62
61 St LSW Term 6s.. 75
48 SA Line con 6s.... 62
19 SA TJnc rofg 4e.... 37
86
93
99
97
4 06 106 10
.19574 105 105
87 87 87
89
98
8.1
99
56
82
75
63
77
69
82
96
90
98 '
84
90'
98,
Uf
99 ;
56
82
75
63
77
69 i
83
96
7 Sharon Steel 8s ... 93 '4
464 Sine 7s 103
5 Sou Car & Ga 6s. . 66
21 Sou Pac cv 4s 88 J
11 Sou Pac col 4s.... 79
18 Sou Pac rfg 4s .... 84
3 Sou Pac SF term 4s 80
1 ko t'oro sug 7a.. 95Tj
77
62
61
6
93
101 101
36 '4
934
66
88
79
84
80
95
28 Sou Ry.gen 6s.. 94 94
56
88
79
84
80 i
93
94
90
62
90 90
. 63 62
405 10555 105Ti
. 8 98
.61 1 61
56 . 65 55
81 Sou Ry
10 Sou Ry 4s
3 So Calif 7s
7 Steel St. Tube 7s .
1 Third Ave rfg 6s
71 Third Ave ad! 5s
7 Tide Wat. 6s ctfs 101 ioiaj 101
25 Tob Prod 7s 98 98 98
6 TN City R & L 6s. 99 99 99.
3 Union Pao 6s 103 102 102'
67 Union Pao 1st 4a.. 91 80 90
2 Union Pao cv 4s... 91 91 91
Il'L'ntnn refg 4s 84 84 84
5 Union Tank Car 7s403 103 103
13 United Drug 8s ...107 106 107
4 U S Rub 7s '30.404 103 103
.5 K 5 5ub 7 107'' "H 100
16 U S Rub fs 86 86 86
42 U S Steel SF 5s. ...100 100 100
6 Va Ry & Pw 5s..., 74 74 74
.1 TVabnsh 2nd 5s 86 86 86
4 Western Maryld 4. 61 61 61'
2 West Pac Tempy 6s 100 100 100 -2
West Pac Teninv 5s R4U stu. tai'
9 Western Union 6sl07 107 107
4 Western L'nlon 4s93 9t 938.
15 Westhous Elee 7s 4 06 ' 105 106 '
..-.It HILUMI IB .... IV
1 TVheol I, Krie 4s. 68
2Wlckwire 1st 7s... 97
7 Wilson 7s tempy. 96
4 Wilson 1st 6s 95
6 TVilson cv 6s 87
t Wise Central 8s . . 76
Total sales, $18,496,000.
r9
58
97
96
95
87
76
79
68
97
9S
95
87
76
St. Louis IJto Stork.
East St. Louis. m Feb. 28. Cattle
Receipts, 3.300; beef steera and stockers.
steady to strong; top steers, $8.35; part
loads, $8.50; bulk beef steers, $6.767.75;
light yearlings, beef cows and bulls,
steady; canner cows, 10 15c higher; veal
calve opened steady; later market, 26c
to 60c lower; practical top, $11.00.
Hogs Receipts, 10.600; opened mostly
10c to 25c higher; closed weak to 10c
lower than early: top, $11.35: bulk 16 to
230-pound averages, $11.25g11.30: bulk
220 to 280-pound weights. $11.00011.20;
packer sows. 25o higher;, pigs, weak to
25c lower, bulk desirables. $10.oo 10.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2,000;
steady to atrong; best lambs, $16.73; med
ium grades natives, $14.76: common na
tives, $13.60; medium grade ewes, $6.50;
good handy weights. $7.75.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 28. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3,500 hesd; market steady to
strong: steers. $6.75??.76: cows and heif
ers. $4.004118.50: calves. $3.50 & 10.00.
Hog Receipts. 10.000 head: market IS
025o higher, $11.60; bulk. $10.75011.00.
Sheep and Lamb Receipts, S.00O head;
lambs, $14.50015.60; ewes. $7.5008.25.
Sioux City Ut Stock.
Sioux City, la.. Feb. 28. Catle Re
ceipts. 2,000 head; market strong, 25c
higher: fed steers and yearlings, $7. 254V
8.50: warmed up steer nd yearlings.
$5.0007.00; fat cows and heifers, $4.25
07.00: canners, $1 0004.00; veala. $5.P0
10 00; feeders. $4.0007.26: ralves. $4.41
07.26: f-edlng cowa and heifers, $4,009
a.pa; otock.rs. $5.t0 i.en.
10f15c higher: butchers. l1O.3a0in.4S;
lights, $10.60640.70: mixed, $9.90010.30
iTZ tia"'': S-56SP900: native pigs',
$10.50: bulk of sales, $10.35010 60
Sheep Receipts. 500 head; market
steady.
Chicago Livestock,
Chicago. Feb. 28 Cattle Receipts, 11.
000; beef steera uneven; about steady with
yesterday's close or weak to 16o under
general selling that day; top. $9.00; weight.
1 640 pounds: bulk beef steers, $7.4088.00;
ahe stock and stockers and feeders steadv;
bulls slow; calves steady to strong, qual
Ity considered; bulk fat ahe stock, $4,600
615; bulk stockera and feeders, $8.50
7.50; bulk vealers, $10.50341.50; packer
lop. $12.00.
Hogs Receipts, 25,000; mostly 6c to 10c
higher than Monday's close; etockers
bought, 3.610; holdover moderatelv liberal;
$11.35 paid for 37 hogs; practical top.
$11.30: bulk, $l.90 11.2a; pigs steady to
25c higher: bulk desirable 100 to 200
pounders. $10.25640.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 16.000; fat
sheep steady; fat lambs mostly 25c lower;
spcts 60c lower: fat Ismb top, $15.65;
balk. $15.00015.60; top shorn lambs.
$13.00r top wooled yearlings. $13.?5; top
wooled etts, $9.00; shorn. 87.75.
New York Metal.
New Tork. Feb. 28. Copper Electro
Iltic. spot and nearby, 12012c; fu
tures. 13c.
Tin Weak, spot and future. 29.87c.
Iron Steady; price unehanged.
Lad Steady, spot, $1.70(4.80.
Zinc Quit. East 61. Louis., delivery
pot. ll 'j ( i.
ilogj Receipts, 10,000 head; . market j Antimony Spot, 1147.
Omaha Grain
Omaha, Feb. 23.
Arrivalj at Omaha were sharply
Ic$ this iiioriiin.'. only 14 can of
wheat heinij reported in, 47 cara of
corn and no oats. Total receipt
were only 63 cars, while total ship
ments were 151 cars.
Liverpool market was H1 higher,
and this caused a bulge iust after
Chicago futures opened. On the ad
vance profit-takiiiir appeared and
prices receded. When quotations
reached a level slightly lower than
last night's close resting order
stopped the decline. The entire ses
sion was a slow affair with profit
taking on the bulges the feature; this
was especially true in July wheat on
account of the snow covering in
southern Kansas and Oklahoma.
Our cash .wheat was a slow sale
and quotations were unchanged to
2 cents lower. Corn sold ltC to le
lower, oats were nominally lc lower
and rye was 2c lower., while barley
was unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. 2 dark hard: 1 tar. $1.$.
No. 2 yellow hard: 1 car, $1.31.
No 2 spring: 1 car (smutty), $l -.
No! 3 apring: 1-3 car (dark, northern),
"no. 5 sprlffg: J car (15.S per cent frost-
'dN.'X3 mixed: 1 car (durum amutty),
".No. 4 mixed: 1 car (smutty), $1.27.
CORN.
No. 1 white: cars, 65c.
No. 2 white: 11 cars, 55c.
No. 1 yellow: 3 cars. 55e.
No. 2 yellow: 1 car. 66c; 7 cars. EoC.
No. 3 yellow: S cars, 64c.
No. 1 mixed: 2 cars, 64c; 1 car (near
white), 64c. 'a.,ui.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car (special billing),
54 c; 4 cars, 64c
- No. 3 mixed: 1 1-3 cars, 53c.
OATS.
No. 3 white: 1 car. 36c
RTB.
No. 3f 2-3 car, 94c.
Sample: 2-3 car, 93c.
BARLEY.
No, 4: 2 cars. 56c.
TOTAL ul6Aka.i-m.
'1 ooay
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Flour
Wheat and Flour
Banded wheat
. , 97.000
,.792.000
.. 19.000
. . 88.000
.. 483.000
.390.000
Yr. Ago
58.000
190,000
'hobo
114,000
Wheat
Corn .
Oats .
Wheat
Corn ..
Oats
BRADSTREET'S AVAILABLE GRAIN
Siuusa.
1933 1921
inc. 450.000 inc. 6,583.000
..Inc. 3.649,000 dec. 1.269.000
. . .Inc. 1.65B.000 inc. 2,066,000
TOTAL STOCKS.
1922 1921
170 249.000 141.152,000
".I 44.767.000 24.745.000
OA i 17 000 65.257.000
OMAHA ' RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(CAtUAJ iO.J
Week
Receipts Today.
Wheat i
Corn '
Oats
Rye ;
Barley
Shipments-
Wheat J?
Corn l"
Oats 23
Barley
Ago.
34
74
9
5
2
40
47
17
6
Year
Ago.
79
175
23
Carlots
Wheat ....
Corn
Oa!
ST.
Carlots
Wheat ....
Corn
Oats
Yf. Ago.
737,000
1,770,000
679.000
414.000
1,052.000
380,000
Year
Ago.
76
936
212
Year
Ago.
201
68
Year
Ago.
95
163
4t
primary ''Receipts' and shipments,
Receipts Today. TVk. Ago.
Wheat 652,000 843,i".'
Corn ..' 1,541.000 2,692.000
Oats 633,000 834.000
Shipment
Wheat 535,01)0 6fi6,"'"l
Corn i,a48.lli" l.isi.i"")
Oats 560.000 41.6. ihiu
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlots Today. Ago.
Wheat 6 '
Corn 572 1,060
Oats 190 232
KANSAS CITY RKCK1FTS,
Week.
Today. Ago.
158 170
66 84
18 13
LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week
Today. Ago.
170 67
82 153 '
65 67
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Carlots Today. Ago. Ago.
Minneapolis 130 411 139
Duluth 21 178 81
Winnipeg 413 411 139
Jfevr York Coffee.
New York, Feb. 28. The mark for
coffee futures opened at an advance of
2 points to a decline of 6 points. A few
more March notices wero issued and after
selling at 8.55o at the start, or 5 points
net higher, later-eased off to 8.60c, while
later months were a few points lower
nnder scattering liquidation. September
sold off to 8.63c and the market closed
net unchanged to points lower. Sales
were estimate;! at about 19,0.00 bags.
March, 8.50c; May, 8.64c; July, 8.61o; Sep
tember, 8.63c; October, 8.60c; December,
8.67c.
Spot coffee quiet, but steady at 5c to
9c for Rio 7s, and 12c to 13c for Santos
4s. Owing to holiday conditions in Brazil,
no fresh offers were reported In th cost
and freight msrket.
St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 28. Wheat May,
$1.40; July. $1.19.
Corn May, 65 0 65 He; July, 67
67c. t
Oats May, 43c: July, 44s.
Knnsa City Grain.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 28. Wheat
Close: May. $1.47: July. $1.24.
Corn May. 68c; July, 70c,
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 28. Flour
Unchanged.
Bran $26.00.
('hit-ago Potato.
Chicago, Feb. . Potatoes Steady; re
ceipts, 30 cars; total U. S. shipments, 357
cars: Wisconsin sacked round whites.
$1.8502.05 cwt.; Minnesota sacked round
whites. $1.7601.90 cwt.; Colorado sacked
russets. $2.30 cwt.; Idaho sacked rurals,
$2.050240 cwt.; Idabo aacked russets,
$2.3002.45 cwt
Bar Silver.
Now York, Feb. 38. Foreign Bar Silver
62c
Mexican Dollar 48c.
New York Poultry.
New York. Feb. 28. Liv Poultry
Steady; trailers, 40c; chickens, 25 0 30c;
fowls, 30031c.
Dressed Poultry Firm; fowls, 19 0 32c;
old rooster. 180 24c.
Indon Money. '
London, Feb. 28. Bar Silver 31 d per
ounce.
Money 2 per cent.
Discount Rates Short bills, 1 per
cent; thre months bills, t 1 5-16 per cent.
Kxiisaa (Ity Hr.
Kansa City, Mo., Feb. 28. Hay Unchanged.
Chicago Grain J Omaha Produce
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
4lmaha lie I raan tVIr.
Chicago, Feb. 28, Grain market
showed a rather heavy undertone a
good part of the day. Those who
sold on the breaks, however, re
gretted it later. Price fluctuated in
a most erratic manner with long
grain coming out freely on the bulges
while on the breaks there was good
support. Wheat closed He higher
on May and He lower on July, while
corn was !c higher to 8c lower,
oats -)c lower to JgC higher and rye
Jj(i c lower.
Sentiment in what has undergone
a rather decided change. Many of
the local professionals and commis
sion nouses were on the selling side.
The breaking of the southwestern
drouth and persistent snowfall in the
last few days in Kansas and Okla
homa, with "lack of sustained export
demand, have had a depressing ef
fect. Even the congestion in May
wheat has not been able to overcome
that effect.
Karly Rilling Higher.
Liverpool closed d higher. That led
to early buying which put
$1.48. or lo over tho previous close.
July aold up lo to $1.26. hut both de
liveries woakened later. At the Ins Me
figur they wer. off 22c from the
high. Under $1.47 for May toward the
last Iher waa an excellent class of buy
ing. Part ot It was attributed to re
moving hedges against a big fore gn
order, the oure of which was not dis
closed. It waa believed to hav been
from Portugal. There wa mor export
business than appeared, on the surface,
with sale ot 600,000 to 600.000 bushels.
Including 40,000 bushels at th gulf. The
balance waa In durums and Manltobas.
Duluth Slay durum gained lo for th
day.
Kansa City May went to 14o under
Chicago at the last. Th weakness there
wss a factor In inducing selling here.
The forecast was- for further anow In
th southwest, one point in Oklahoma re
porting 14 inches now on th ground.
Corn and Oal Krratlc.
Corn and oat fluotuated in the same
erratic manner that characterized wheat,
with the finish on a good rally from the
low point. May corn advanced to 69c
early on short covering, only to drop
to 67 c later on general selling and
realising and closed at 68c.
Country offerings to arrive were lim
ited despite bids of 50c at country sta
tions In Illinois and Iowa, while receipts
were 308 cars. Samplo values were un
changed for the bulk of sales. Domestic
shipping aaleg were 95,000 bushels with
33.000 bushels to the seaboard and the
latter reported 200.000 hnihoi. .nM
abroad. Available supplies of both corn
na oat snowed a substantial Increase
for the week, with corn up to 44.767..
000 bushels and oats to 94417,000 bush
els In all positions in North America
Persistent selling of rye by the north
west had a depressing effect on futures.
Exporters were fair buyers and 10.000
bushels sold at 7o over May, track. Bal
timore. ...... rit Notes.
The European riemmiA ih,
provisions, but It looks as if a revival of
ine lara demand can not be far off," said
W. L. C.regson. "They have been slow
Buyers for several weeks n,i th.,
pears to be no doubt about the consum-n-tion
going on here and abroad."
No. 1 northern Manitoba wheat has
advanced 3c per bushel the last three
days and this grade was quoted J6c over
Winnipeg May. The seaboard said there
was some Inquiry for rye.
man corn was in fair demand for ex
port, evidentlv. ns th.rn . c. ftn.iQ.u,
changing of futures for cash corn. Prices
were relatively about the sama as yester
day. Country offerings of corn and oats
are moderate and the next few weeks
receivers look for a small run of corn.
icceipis ot corn were smaller
than a year ago.
Winnipeg wires: "Our market has bad
air pockets today. Locals bearish and
following any. good selling. Stewart A
Stoddart fair buyers."
Kansas City wires: "The snowfall cov
ered all of Kansas, the heaviest being In
southwestern sections. However, higher
winds prevail and snow t drirtin.. k.hiv
and near-zero temperatures are general
this morning."
Wheat has greened up considerably fol
lowing last Wednesday's rain, but winter
temperatures since then make H imna. I
sible as yet to ascertain ttio actual condi
tion or me crop, says the weekly report
issued by tho state board of fierirnttiirA
of Kansas.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. ;
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. Feb. 28.
Art.
Wht.
May
July
Rye
May
Julv
Corn
May
July
Oats
May
July
Pork
May
l.ard
May
July
nibs
Mav
July
1.47
1.47
1.25
1.25!
i
1.09 I
.99'
I
.67
.68
.70
,70
.43
.4214
-44
.44
21.10
I
I High. I Low. I Close
1.48 1.46 1.47
, 147
1.26 1.23 1.24
-I I 1-24'",
1.09l 1.0714I 1.08
99 .97! .98
I I I
.69 .67 .67
68
.71 .69 .70
.43 .42 .42
''4o'Y'.'44 '.-44'4
Sat.
1-47
V.is"
1.25
1.09
.93
.67
.67
.70
.70
.43
.43
.44
44
j?t.40 '21.10
112.30 112.02
112.45 l2.20
II. 60 111.70 111.46
III. 20 111.20 111.20
12.05
12.25
21.40 '21.00
I
12.20 112.00
12.37 12.50
( I
II. 67 11,50
III. 20 11.1S
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. Feb. 28. Wheat Receipts.
130 cars compared with 418 cars a year
?1n.'..Cai!,,: No- 1 northern, $1.C30
1.67: May. $1.46; July, $1.25. ,W
Corn No. 3 yellow, 55J5c.
Oats No. 3 white, 3636c.
Barley 4S0COc.
Rye No. 2, $1.0001.01.
Flax No. 1, $2.54 02.61,
New York Cotton.
New Tork, Feb. 28. Irregular In trend
today, today cotton market appeared
nevertheless technically atmn. t, a-
.-lined 7 to 17 points under the previous
close before midday after opening about
6 to 13 points net higher, and meeting In.
creased , sailing in the early afternoon,
fell 20 ,to 25 points under Monday's last
au street longs ottered freely
st time and the south nolo MM. .nlln.
Tho market's recuperative power waa ex
cellent, however, the market rallying in
the fourth hour to within a few points of
ia.t night. In the last hour It ehowtd
iittl change, holding steady at a few
point net gain In most Instances. Final
bids were 2 to 10 points ret higher.
Spot steady. 10 point advance, 18.S6c
for middling upland.
Southern spot market were: Galventnn
18.111'c, 10 points advance: New Orlean.
liiili'lay: Savannah, 17.75c. unchanged; Au
gusta. 17.50c, s points advance; Memphis.
17.50c. unchanged; Houston. 18.00c, un
changed; Little Rock. 17 ?Sc, unchanged.
Chlcego PoMlfry.
Chicago. Feb. 28. Ponl-.ry Alive. low
er; row's, 26c; springs. Jic; roosters, 18c.
Furnl.h.d by alei of Nebraska, da
lartinant of agriculture, bureau of mar
Let and mark. ting-
1.1 VC I'OPt.Tnr.
Wiioioeai Wholaast
UuMng I'r. Hailing IT
Stag ll),K 10.24 23($0t
Mprli.ga :o : .:tt .24
Hen (light ITtf .21 .tiif .26
Hen (heavy) ... .: :H l'l .2," .21
Co. us :v ,11 .! 41
1'iu.k ! .33 .:.' .2
(See. .'UK .14 .2 .21
lurkeva lit 33 .30 u .24
hieksed poultry.
Stag .
Springs
Hen
Cork
Ducka
Gees
Turkeys
EOG8.
Select
No. 1
No. 2
Crack
Caa count .... 00rt 4.76
UL'TTKR.
Creamery- prints
Creamery, tub
Country, best ... .21 W .23
Country, common .18 0 ...
HUTTERFAT.
Station price 27u ...
HAT
Prairie No 1 upland...
No, 2 upland ,
No. S upland.
No. 1 midland ,
No. 2 midland.
No. S midland.
No. ' 1 lowland.
No. 2 lowland.
Alfalfa, choice ,
No. 1
Standard
No 3
No. 1
Oat atraw
Wheat straw..,
.56 0
.26 0
.26
,2
.29 0
.350
,4ia
.240
.24 V
.241
.24t
.310
.29 0
.240
.220
.24
30
.29
.23
.3j
.30
.60
.57
.26
.25
.25
.34
.3
.24
.. .$10.50011.00
... S.60 0 10.04
... 7.00e (.00
... 10.00010.60
... 8.600 9 60
... 7 000 8 00
... 3000 .O0
... 8.000 9.00
... 18.60019.(0
16.50018.60
14.00016 00
11.60013.00
10.00011.00
8.000 $.00
7.000 $.00
FRUITS AND VEOETABI.tS.
Fruits Bananas, 708o per lb. Or
anges, size 216 and larger, $3.6004.60;
sis 260. $5.6006 25; size 288, $5.2606.00;
size 324, $5.0006.00. Lemons, $6.6007.60
box. Grapefruit. $4.2505.00 crate. Apples,
according to grade and size: Jonathana.
$3.2503.76: Delicious. $3.6O0S.OO: Rom
Beauties. $3.0003 26; Slamon Wlnesap.
$3.0003.26; Common Wlnesap, $2.0003.75;
Winter Pearmains, $3.7603.00; Spltzen
burg, $3.2504 00; Blacktwlg, $1.0004.00;
Ben Davis and Gano, $2.5003.00; Ortley,
$2.60. Peara, Oregon eating, $4.00 bu.
baskets. Figs, 24 packages, 8 ounce, $245
02.25; 13 packages, 10 ounce, $1.60. Dates,
Dromedary, 36 packages per box, $6.76;
Hallov.il. 14016c per lb.
Vegetables: Potatoes, per cwt.: Neb.
Early Ohlos, No. 1. $2.26; Neb. Irish Cob
blers. $2.25; Red River Ohlos. No. 1. $2.25
02.60: Colo. Brown Beauties. $12.6003.75.
Sweet Potatora, 31.7502.60 per bu. Celery,
$1.2502.00 doz. Head Lettuce, $3.5006.00
crate. Leaf Lettuce. 50060c doz. Red
Onions, 0lOo lb. Tellow Onions, 9o lb
Spanish Onions. $3.6004.60 crate. Cauli
flower. $3.6003.75 crate. Cucumbera. hot
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tlaef fciitaal Urn eall.d, fc. I ula
tad nffl par lb, 44r) i..n aa'iM.
Nrt i.i lake fri, far lb, lew; gt. i
hidea. No. I data lata rrt, p., lb.. 40
tie.ii hide. K t Hale lake f(i,
l.r b , ?4f3it! grn ealttd ot1 ('kl, per
i". 1UI, .n ali..l bull M-I.a. No, I,
per I'i. giaaa aelled bull PI'I'. N. 1,
i. nt, :',
It.ira huleat large arh, I3(; ma.
diiim, a h. II aa. email, i h, 11.60;
and glue. 16.-0 li s.
Che. peli.i Oie.n sailed, as I sir
u4 Aol, each, JM ah'arllnga,
tailed, to air tn4 vhi acli,
.-.
U iniI Choir (in and Mood, par
th . ii;c; medium e S blood, par Ik,
lll-l low and blood par lb.. 110
II. : hurry waul, pr lt .
WhoU.al prli'r uf leaf cut ar II
folltiMt:
No, Ribs, tltfi N. t rib. iUt K.
rilia, 17c, No. loius. 26u; N. I loins.
He; No. I loin, 19c. No. I rounds, lc;
No. t rounde, -; Ns, $ rounds, ll!c.
No, t rhurka. No, f chucks. -;
No. 1 chin aa, to. No 1 plataa, tcj Ss.
I I'lales, ri So. plala. 40.
Naw York Sugar.
New Tork, Kb. Jl. lhs raw augat
ri.m.l vaa firm and uni hana.d to1v,
I'aban waa uuoied at e coat and truth',
iua to J.U.. for centrifugal, whila
Porto Mlcn aold at 1 64c. Ther war
alee f 51, un") bags or Cuban for prompt
and Msri-h shipment and 16.00 bag of
I'orlo Mia-an flt to loral refiner 1
In bov prlcea.
Ther waa only moderate trad In
raw auger (utute and price fluctuated
within rang of J to 3 point Final
price wer unchanged lo point fiat
lower, March t-loa.d al J.$:c: ly, J.lli ;
July. IHi-l September, J.76,
Ther wer no . h"s In refined auraf
and only a modrrat dtmand. Pruea
wera .li.t.J at I'm for fin granulettd.
There war aalea of two lot of Mav
In refined future t 1.70c, an dnr
ft 10 points from th pravloua cloae
Final price wer unchanged t It point
net higher with March at t.lic; Ma).
1.70c; July, 46e.
Turpentine and Roaln.
Savannah. Oa., Feb. 34. Turpntln
Dull, 14c; sale none! receipt. : hbla,;
shipments. 73 Mils,; stock. $.931 bbl.
Roaln Firm: eeloe. (96 casks; rolpta,
744 casks: shipments, 700 casks; stock,
72,244 casks.
Quote b. n. k. r., ii.ti04.oo! ir.
flt7:04O2; I., $1.00: K.. I4II04 4S;
M.. 15.10ft .: N $5.60; W Q., $6 11;
V $4. lt
Dry (aood.
Now York. Feb. 28. cotton gooflg war
barely ateady throughout th day, An
Improved demand la noiad for wain
fabrics for Immediate delivery. Yarn
ml steady. Heavy burlapa hav ad
vanced little and replacement good
are now gelling on a batia of spot.
Sllka ar In moderate demand only.
Wool drees good ar nuit.
Kansa City Produr.
Kansas City. Feb. 21. Eggs Jo hlghar;
firsts, 23c; butter and poultry, unchanged.
Flax Seed.
Duluth. Minn., Feb. 21. Flag Sead-on
track. $2.6802.61; arrive. $2.6S0
2.60.
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