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MR FKE: OMAHA. rjilDAV, MAICC11 3. 1322.
Financial
THE GUMPS--
HER If IM tOUlftt
M THE MMMV UttE
BOOSTING AUNT MARTHA
Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith !
iic-pmatii, it;i
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYE1
tiwah t m4 Kin,
New York, March 2. la tome rt
pct one o( the niot interesting de
velopment o today market wit
the itatement of the Icqerii reserve.
The tyttem'i percentage of reicrvtj
to litbilitir decliiifij (or the werk
from 78 1-8 to 76 J-4. Thit. in it
rlf, wat no very Unking chance and
it left the ratio still at the highrtt
if the period except for lat week
and the final wrek of January,
Hut the rauct for the decrease
were not wholly of the uttial sort.
Art increae of $2J,4U).UO0 in note
tirrtilution for the week waa nearly
the largest in a year, except for that
of the third week of December, when
it wa clearly a matter of providing
for the holiday trade. 1 he past
ucel' increase occurred eUewhrre
than at New York and while such
iitnvmirnii are often temporary, they
are at least worth watching, becaute
'iy iiierrae in employment or re
Nival of trade would probably find
exactly that imprekkion. It did to
during the hrirf expansion in' busi
ttes activillei Iat uiitttintt.
Huiall (.Him In l.old.
Th Iim iii Uabilliie was not effaet
1-y a laraa im-rraa of th gwid wrv.
'lily In una thus far In lt!3 hat
It addition to au h ttulding been as
ktuall as ilia past weca'a H.nil.OiiO. a
ftlily yam if $15.ooo,eo vr tnur wn
i-nimnon In t .-ar. hrn our gold import
aii-ruae $47,iti.o per moalli. They
er only . l.uiia.miO in January n l l ha
htuary iiiqv-ninl, rnmlng etnr Ilia
suauenrh-n of worn at many of lha Irana.
.,iil niinra. may havo been smaller alllt,
Th tratiavnnl atriMe n ("ttipoiaty mai
ler, tiut It ahowe hnw tha federal reeerv
ratio in.iy tin effected til Inl-rnallolial
gcl, it.veutnt.
In lunal of lit market today' alory
of lha pravinua day' reaction In
price prear-ed a Utile further, but with
iiulc ettauiiifr recovery. Hterling es
thane declined to lo $1.40'. tha low.
ft elm- laat Krlday, hut It recovered tht
Una and -lord unchanged for Ilia day.
' v hi.;it declined noth-r rent par buahel,
but ended villi an advance of 34c from
lha tnweet. Th alock market acted aim
llirly: Ha rarlv ln-ai war mostly (al
lot nl bv a recovery nhkli left price at
a pel a.lvam-e.
Ilnnil Market strong.
Tha on murk. it nlih haa seemed to
pursue, lla rourr with unrhnged equani
mity la tha market for Inveaiiuent bonds.
In hli-R thn niovmant ut prlcaa. for th
fornifn loana aaparliilly. la parhapa th
mat alnklnf phrnnmcnon of tha day.
$wral of the Uurnpran government
bund.4, notably tha Hriindlnavlan, roa to
iimv hlfh Krouiid today, ami prrtty much
all nt ih Important loana wer quoted
nrou'id fh lilKhfat.
Th rharai'ir of that ninrket ta tha
mora notvworlhy from the fact that th
New York bond markrt la naually apt
to be niovliiK In a reactionary way at
about this time of year, when lha earlier
"relnvealment demand haa been aecured.
of the prraent market for European loana
It may b add, first, that It plainly proves
th matnltuile of thla country' available
Inveatment fund, and arond, that It fol
Inwa th tinea marked out by th IorIo
of the world'a economic aliuation. A year
aao. Wall atreet would have doubted th
lorrtlhlllty of euch a market; parhapa our
market for European eecurltlea, three or
lour yeara banco, will be of a kind and
arope that Wall atreet ot today would
pronounc Impuaalble.
New York Quotations
Rane of prlcea of the leading atocka,
furnlRhed by Logan A Bryan, Hi Petera
Truat building:
RAfLROADS.
Wed.
High. Low. Close. Cloae.
A., T. A S. ' 8 ,7 l'6
p. & o 574 I4 m
Canadian Pacific. 116 "4 135 US' 1-H
X Y. Central 'ilH
Chea. ft Ohio MM & 60 &9'
Oreat Northern... Hk 76!a V5i
llllnola Central ... .. 12?.,
K. O. Southern... 25H 25'i 2o'i !S!i
Lehigh Valley ... t 69 i 69',, 694
New Haven 17 li 16" 17 17 J4
Northern Pacific. 79'i 79? 79 79H
C. & N. W 67', 6714 67T4 67i
Pennaylvania S514 85 8614 8614
Reading 7 13 7414 1
C, R. L . P... 40i 39 4014 894
Southorn Pacific... 84'.4 4 84?a 4
Southern Ry 21 20i 21 2DT4
('... M. & St. P.... 23 '4 22 23 28
Union raciflo ....13: 130V4 131 13U14
BTEKLS. ,
Amer. Car Kdry. ..lfl 161 161 149
Allia-Chalmers .... 48 46 46 4
Amor. Locomotive. 110 1084 109T4 108
Baldwin Loco 107 106 106 10(i
Bethlehem Steel ..64 63 64 62
Colo. F. & I. ..... 25 2514 26 26
Cruclbla 67 '4 66 '4 6614 66
Amer Steel Fdry. . 33V4 81 33 81
Lacka. Steel 4514 454 4614 464
Jlidvale Steel .... 80', 29 3014 29
Preaaed Steel Car. j65"4 654 6614 66 '4
Rnpub. Steel & I.. 48 47" 4814 47
Rail. 8. Springs... 97 97 97 ....
Slose-Schefflcld .. 3714 35 '4 3614 "
U. S. Steel ....... S614 93V, 96 94
Vanadium 37 14 36 87 85
COPERS.
Anaconda 4S 4814 8'4 K
Amer. S. R. Co. 47 47, 4714
Cerro De Pasco .. 34 34 34 84 H
Chill 1'4 lr4 16 1614
!reen Cananea ... 26 2S'4 26 4
Inspiration V4 8814 38 88'4
lvennecott 28 27 28 27
Miami 27 26 27 27 H
Nevada Con 14 ""A 1 ,
Ray Con 14 13 13H 14
Seneca 13',4 1 ' U 12'4
Utah 3 62 6274 19
OtLt.
Gen. Asphalt .... 63 63 6S'4 624
Coaden 36 35 35 86
Cal. Petroleum.... 61 61 61
Island Oil ........ 1 1 1T4 !
Invincible Oil .... 17 17 17 17
Meiican Pet 124 122 124 123
Middle State .... 13 1314 13'4 13Vt
raclflc Oil 49 48 48 48
Pan-American ....66 65 66 65
Phillip. 3'4 83 83 83
Pierce Oil 7 7 714 7
Pure Oil S4. 33 S4 . 85
Koyal Dutch 63 62 63 63
Sinclair Oil 23 23 22 22
standard. .N. .i. . .181 .180 181 181
Texas Co 46 45 46 46
;nlon Oil 1 I'H 17 i 18
AVHite Oil, ? V4 9 914
MOTORS.
Chandler 74 71 4 74'4 71
Oetleral Motors ... 8 8 8 8
IVillvs-Overiand .. 6 B 6 6
Plerce-Arrow 17 15 17 16
White Motor 39 39 39 39
Studebaker 4 100' 99
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flak; 134 1S14 13 13
Goodrich 87 87 87 38
. Kelley-Springfield 41 40 41 -41
Keystone Tlr 16 15 16 16
Ajax 16 16 -5 16
U. S. Rubber 68 6714 68H 67
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Surjar... 87 37 87 87
Atl.. O. & W. I.... 25 23 25 25
Am. Inter. Corp .. 44 43 44 44
Am. Sumatra 28 27 18 27
Am. Telephone ...119 H' 119 119
Am. Can 41 89 41 39
Centra! Leather... 84 33 34 33
Cuba Cane 10. 10 jo 9
Cuban-Am. 8ugar.. 21 19 21 19
Corn Product ....102 192 102 101
Famous Players... 82 81 82 81
General Electric ..153 152 162 153
Oreat North. Ore . "5 35 35 35
Inter. Harvester- .. 90 o 90 9t
A. H. U.. pfd.. 69 69 69 69
IT. S. Ind. Alcohol. 44 43 44 44
Jnter. Paper 48 48 48 49
Inter. M. M.. pfd. .71 70 71 71
Amer. Su. Ref. ... 72 69 72 69
Soara-Roebuck .... 69 68 68 69
Strorm.berR 44 43 43 43
Tobacco Product.. 69 67 68 68
Worthlmr. Pump 4
TVilson Co S9 89 89 40
Western Union 92
'Westing. Electrio . 65 65 65 55
Amer. Woolen 85 85 85 16
MISCELLANEOl-S.
Amer. Cotton Oil . 24 24 24 24
Amer. Ag. Chem. . 15 84 86 85
Arper. Linaeed 82
Union Bag. pfd. . 65 65 65
Boech Magneto ..38 38 38 39
Brook. Rapid Tran. 10 9 9 10
Continental Can . 5 66 66
Cal. Packing 73 73 73 73
CoL O. E 77 T7 77 77
CoL Graph 2 2 8 2
United Drug 1 61 61 3t
Nat Enamel 24 33 24 83
United Fruit 14114 141 141 139
National Lead 87 87 J7 87
Philadelphia Co... 84 84 24 !5
Pullman Hi 1'5 116 115
Panta A. Sugar.. 89 88 89 39
Retail Store .... 44 43 44 (4
Superior Steel ... 29 29 29 ....
St. U S. F 27 28 21 28
Virginia C. C....S2 82 12 12
Total ale, 784.900 eharea.
Money Close, 4 per cent; Wednesday
eloae, 4 per cent.
Marks Close, ."04114c; Wednesday
eloee. .0042c.
Franc Clo, .(912c; Wednesday close,
.tWHc.
Sterling Close. 4.42 t Wednesday
close, 81.44. '
a?S. a J Vil'l e0te J Ht k M IM U'l W J TO mwy I ut HMOHCBtM nit II I
I I rstkzk V muG-r Umiwhw , I hiVt wi n o a l fut o. io im pz
I i JV ' VifZryti-ci (S-cj cro.g j-ZH ax a.lc-.l v fn- ihnv oon -v. vw own- Ji j
Market, Financial and. Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Omaha, March 2,
Receipts of wheat were 27 para,
corn 108 cars, other grains light. To
tal of all grains, 149 cars, as com
pared with 126 ears last year. Ship
ments totaled U5 cars against 149
cars a vear ago.
Liverpool market opened H5d
lower, but closed unchanged to U4d
higher. The Chicago future market
was slightly lower at the start, but
on the break commission houses
were good buyers and a good under
tone developed and prices advanced.
The factors causing this strength
was an estimate issued bv the lead
ing banking interests of Canada that
me crop ot me mree western prov
inces was 50,000,000 bushels less
than the last government report, and
reports of the purchase by exporters
of 1.500,000 bushels of Manitoba
wheat yesterday; also that export
bids at the gulf this morning were
stronger than for some time.
Final prices for Chicago futures
were about the Inchest of the day.
Sales of cash wheat today on the
local exchange were mane at gener
ally unchanged prices, lhere was a
eood demand for corn at unchanged
to lc up; oats sold H&Ac higher.
while rye and barley were eenerajry
unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. S Parle Hard: 1 car (smutty), 11.83;
1 car (very amutty), 1.28.
No. 1 Hard Winter: 1 car, 11.85, near
dark.
No. S Hard Winter: 1 car (shipper
weights). 81.34. near dark: 2 cars, 81.34
near dark; 1 car, 81.32; near dark: 1 car,
21.31. emi dark; 1 car, 81.30, semi dark;
2-6 car. 21.28: 1 car (smutty). 21.32. near
dark. 1 car (smutty), 81.80, aemt dark; 1
car (smutty), 21.28.
No. S Hard Winter: 1 car (70 per cent
dark amutty), 11.29; 1 car (very amutty),
11.28.
No. 4 Hard Winter: 1 car, 11.28; 1 ear
(smutty). 81.26..
No. 2 Yellow Hard: 1 car (.02 per cent
damaged). 81.24.
No. 3 Yellow Hard: 1 car (.04 per cent
damaged). 21.24.
No. 4 Yellow Hard: 1 car, $1.26; 1 car,
11.25.
Sample Yellow Hard: 8-5 car (.03 per
cent heat damaged), 90c.
No. 2 Spring: 1 car (northern), 81.48.
No. 2 Mixed: 1 car' (durum), tl.18; 1
car (durum smutty), $1.17.
No. 2 durum: 1 car (special billing),
S1.1S .
CORN.
No. 1 white: 2 cars, 64c.
No. 3 white: 3 cars (shipper- weights),
5"4c; 6 cars. 64c.
No. 3 white: t cars. 63 e.
No. 1 yellow: 4 cars, 64c.
No. 3 yellow: 13 cars. 64c: 2 cars (old
billing), 63c; 1 car (shipper' weights),
54c.
No. S yellow: i car (special billing),
64r: ( cars. 63 c.
No. 1 mixed; 1 2-5 cars, 53c; 2 cars.
52 e.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car (near yellow). 63e;
7 car, 62c; 1 car (old bluing, near yel
low), 63 c.
No. 3 mixed:
1 car, 61 c.
No. 8 white:
1 car, 85c.
No. 4 white:
Sample white
1 car (special billing), 52c;
OATH.
1 car, 36 c; 3 cars, 85
14 c;
per cent rye.
2 cars. 35c. .
1 car ooc.
RYB.
No. 4: S-6 car, 9Cc.
One car, No. 1 wheat, 12.!
81.17.
BARLEY,
No. 4: 1 car, 66c.
No. 7 feed: 1 car, 56e.
Sample: 1 car. 66c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Week Year
Receipts Today. Ago." Ago.
Wheat 27 62 4t
Corn 108 181- T
Oat 7 34 4
Rye 5 4 1
Barley 2 2 1
Week Year
Shipment Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 40 47 27
Corn .63 69 87
Oat 80 43 17
Rye 2 .. 17
Barley 4 1
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels)
Receipts Today. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
Wheat ..... 717.000 822.000 690.000
Corn .......1,485.000 8,026,000 1,998.000
Oata 600.000 1.021,000 504,000
Shipments Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 628.000 4.18.000 425.000
Corn 1,697.000 1.879,000 996.000
Oat 649,000 621.000 462,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Todav.
Wheat and Flour 719.000
Corn 623.000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk, Ago
Wheat 37 20
Corn .....243 833
Oats .-61 158
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat Ill 264
Corn 66 123
Oats 13 - 19
ST. LOUTS RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago
Wheat 60 . 163
Corn 70 210
Oats 60 100
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Minneapolis ........ 25 438 160
Duiuth 49 39 25
Winnipeg 381 29a ' 432
Yr. Ago
640,000
631,000
Tr. Ago
27
4S6
100
209
113
10
Tr. Ago
91
1C4
47
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike drain Co. DO. 2627. March .
Art. Open. High. Low. Cloae. Test.
Wht.
May
July
Ry.
May
July
Corn.
May
July
Oats.
May
July
Pork
May
Lard.
May
July
Rib.
May
July
1.43
1.43
1.20l
1.29
1.04
.98
.6, 1
.66
.68
.18
.414
'".43
! .48
21.1S '
12.08
12.17
11.49
111.0
1.46
f.22
1.06
.96
.87
69
.42
'.43'
11.1
62
42
19
1.04
.93
.65
'.67
.41
'.42
21.1S
11.'
1.46
1.46
1.23
1.06
.95
.67
.67
.69
.69
.42
'!43'
tl.lt
15.12
12.80
40 111. 62 11.45
09 fll.08 111.00 til. 00
1.43
1.43
1.21
1.20
106
.94
.66
.66
.68
.68
.41
.41
.43
.43
21.25
12.00
12.17
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn., March 2. Wheat
receipts. 2-6 cars, compared with" 192
cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern.
S1.63ei.S7; May, 11.45; July,
$1.84.
Corn No. 3 yellow, $54065e.
Oata No. 3 white, 3se36c -
Barley 61$ 63c.
Rye No. 2. 97e9lc
Flax .No. 1. $2.59 62.(6 .
New York Bonds
IJbeHf Honda.
Iliah. trfiw. 4-loaa.
97 0 94 9! no
91.M 97.20 17. 21
; 4 7. ; 97 31
97.14 97.09 97.06
91 It 94.19 .I4
M OD 94.11 9 0
97.44 97.36 91.39
ItlO.a 1uil.:4 lov.lt
WO.H 100.13 Wll
100.09 100.99 199.09
ImIb taovernment.
Jllgn w Vina.
i a i
1(16 101 1
104 107 1"
lo: 101 io:,
19 19 1 '''-,
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192. 9 94 94
1911.. 97 96 97
inj ioj 101
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2?7 l.th lat 4,s
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t Lib rag 4',
1(71 1.1b 4i li 4
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3 Argentine (a
13 Belgian 8a
11 H-lKlan 7l
18 lielgian ( ,
It Iiergen I
3 Iliaall (s ..
34 llordeaux 6
S3 Canada l
I t'anaila 6
17 Canada 6 la a
1-1 ( hue 8a 19:4
3 Chlla 8a 1941..
19 Chile 194S .
- 3 Chlncae 6 ...
3 Christiana 8
19 Copenliag 6"s
10 ( ula 6 1941
3 Tanlsh A 8s .
11 Danish B Sa .
93 I'rnmark C .
86 Denmark 8 ..
3 Dominican Ss
139 Dut Haa In Ca
10 French 8a ...
IS French 7s .
z Italian ea ....
83 Japan lat 4a ..
39 Japan 2d 4s fa ..
2:2 Japan 2d 4 ....
28 Lyon 6a
25 Maraelllea 6 ...
7 Mex 4s w
203 Netherlands 6 ..
24 Norway 8a
12 Queensland 7s ...
47 Queensland Cs
76 Klo De Jan 8s .
24 Rio Gran II S ll .
145 Seine 7s
82 Sweden 6s ....
21 Swiss 8a ....
98 San Paulo 8s .
2 Tokio 5s
8 Uruguay 8s . .
246 U K 6s 1922
147 U K 6s 1929
188 U K 6s 1137
8 Zurich t
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1UO
110
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69
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110
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112 112 11
Domestic.
11 N Y C 414s 1967. .104 1"4 104
II N T C 4s 1960 .. 99 9
10 N Y C 4s 1956 reg 95 9
88
112
96
99
88
81
61
87
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105
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107 108
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2 Adatna Exp 4s .... 75 75
83 Am Ag 7s 100 100
zj Am smelt li 89
167 Am Sug 6a 8
79 Am Tel cv 6s ....112
10 Am Tel col 5S ... 96
2 Am Tel r fa .... 99
26 Am Tel col 4s ... 88
7 Am Wrl Pap 6s ..83
1 Ann Arb 4s 61
7 Armour 4s .... 87
24 A T & S B gen 4s. 87
3 A T & SF adj 4s a 80
3 A T C ft A r 4s. 90
6 AT & SF RM 4a.. 81
8 AT & SF T Stj 4s. 82
2 Atl Coas Ll 4s.. 88
8 At Cbss Li 7s ....106
3 At Cos, Ll Un 4s 86
6 At Coa Li 1st 4s .. 87
4 At Co Li 1.&N 4s. 78
93 Atl Fruit 7s 35
18 At rcf deb 6s ..104
i Atl row 7s ....102
13 B & O 6s 67
24 B A O ref 5 79
34 B & O con fe .... 77
27 B O gold 4s ... 78
13 B & O prior 3s. 92
23 B&O PLW & W 4s 75
5 B&O T&C 4s .... 65
21 Bell Tel Pen 7. ..108
9 Beth Steel ref 6 .. 92
7 Beth Steel PM 6s. 88
1 Bra. Cop 6s 95
4 Blilyn Edl a 6s B.102'
7 Bklju gen 7s C
10 Bklyn Edl ' 6s A
11 Bklyn It T 7s ..
28 Bklyn ctfs sta
3 Bklyn Un Ele 5s
8 Bush Terms 6s
5 Bush con 6s ....
16 Can Nor 7s ....
1 Can Nor 6 fs..
17 Can Pac de 4 ...
3 Can Sou 5s
8 Cen of Ga 6s . . .,
It Cen of Ga 1st 6s..
15 Cen Lea 6s
Pao 4 ......
PL 4s
1 C O ref 6
11 C & O cy 6
6 C & O gen 4s ..
4 C & O cv 4 ...
85 Ch & Alt 3
4 Ch & Alt ref 8s.
21 C B & Q 5s
2 C B & Q gen 4s ..
1 C B & Q III 4s ..
10 C B & Q N 4s...
' 67 C & E 111 6s 1951.
2 Ch West 111 6s
6 Ch Ind & Ref 6s.
10 C M ST P cv 5s 66
3 CM&STP gen 4s 81
13 CM&STP cv 4S.. 64
UM4STP 4 192
8 CM&STP PS 4s
3 Ch N W 6s .
10 Ch N W gen 6a
3 Ch N W gen 4s
13 Ch Ry 6
4 CRIP ref 4s ...
10 CSTPM t O is
36 C U S 6 .112 112 112
21 Ch & Wc in 7s..l01 101 101
io un & we in 4s .. 70 70
15 Chile Cop la 100 100
43 Chile Cop 6s 85 85
13 CCC ST L ref 6s 98 98
1 CCC & STL 6.. 86 86
1 CCC & ST L gen 4s 77 77
6 Col Gas 6s 9114 91
S Col Gas stam 6s.. 91 91
8 Col & Sou 4a... 87 , 86
9 Cul & Sou 1st 4s. i 90 90
16 Cons Gas 7s 106 106
1 Cub Ca Sug 8s ... 78 78
26 Cu C Sug deb 7s. 78 77
S3 Cuba R R 7 ..102 101 102
12 Cuba B R os 79 78 79
11 Cuba Am Sug 8s. .105 104 104
156 nen Rcfg 6s 46 5 46
10 nen con 4s 74 76 74
" i-cs umiRon is. . . . . ,io" iou jny
"tt rerg oa sz 92
3 Wet Unl Rys 4s.. 75 74
8 nia Match 7 108 108
2 nistlllers 6s .. 40 49
S3 Dupont 7s 104 104
10 nuquesne Lt 6s. ...102 102
20 Erie gen 4s 44 44
1 Erie cv 4s A 9 3914
1 Erie B 39 39
S Erie ft Jersey 6s.... 86 86
9 Flsk Rub 8s 101 101 1014
w j . ty u db cua.iuv iyu low
1 Gen Elec deb 6s. ...104 104 104
14 Gen Elec deb 6s.... 98 98 98
39 Goodyear Rub 8a '31 98 97 97
19 Goodyear Rub 1941.113 112 113
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84 Grand Trunk 6a. ...101 101 101
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4 N. Y. Cent. 4 1934 87 86 86
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8 Steel Tubs 7s ...... 98
1 Tex Pao 92
170 Third Ave adj Es.. 60
2 Third Ave ref 4s.. 62
10 Tide Water 6s 1 c 103
6 Tob Prod 7s 9914
1 Toledo SW 4s 62
2 Toledo PL 3s ..87
4 V P 6s 103
10 U P 1st 4s 90
2 XT P ref 4 84
18 7J P cv 4s 92
2 Unl Prug 8a 107
2 U S Realty 6 93
7 U S Rubber 7 '30 104 104
10 U S Rubber 7s... .101' 100
98 98
93 8Z
49 50
61 614
101 102
99 99
62 62
87 87
103 103
90 90
84 84
92 92
107 107
93
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t Weat I n ....108
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t Wheeling L K 4 6
11 Wheeling con 4a., 46
1 Wli-kwir lat 7a... 97
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I 109 19'4
i t!i 90
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Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha He I-eased Wire.
Chicago, March 2. Liquidation in
grains ran its course at the opening,
with wheat olf lc, but there was ex
cellcnt support on the break. While
long grain came out freely on the
bulges, there was a rush of buying
toward the last, based on Washing
. . i. -. . i. . ,
tun reports mat inc senate agricul
tural committee had approved $J0,
000,000 for relief work. The close
was about the top, with net gains of
1 7-8(2 3-Sc. Corn showed stub
born resistance to selling and closed
J-4(alc higher, while oats were up
i-Wji-zc and rye 1 l-4frJJl o-4c.
Weakness in Liverpool, which was
off 1 l-2d at the opening, and early
selling by belated longs carried May
down to $1.42 3-4, the inside figure
of the previous day. Many of the
local snoris covered on tne way
down. They took the surplus off
the market. Liverpool later revers
ed its action, At the close it was un
chansed to 1 l-4d higher. That led
to free buying and a bulge to
$1.45 1-2. Above $1.45, until near
the close, there was free selling,
credited to longs. Numerous sharp
breaks occurred.
Sentiment Bearish.
Sentiment generally was bearish. A
majority of the pit element was abort
viien the market started upward on the
final bulge. General Icovcrlng was under
way at the lost. Winnipeg showed sur
prising strength. It gained 2o on May,
while Minneapolis went to a premum ot
14o over Chicago, against lc under at the
close Wednesday. Durum at Duiuth led
the advance In all markets and gained
4 lie.
A big export business has been put
through during the last few days. To
ronto reported 1,500,000 bushels Manlto-
baa sold. Japan Is understood to have
been heavy buyer of May at Winnipeg
In the last few days. That accounted for
tho strength In that market. Broomliall's
bearish comment on the world situation
Ives ignored nfter values started upward.
Receipts In the southwest are falling off
rapidly. Crop reports continue more fa
vorable.
Corn Market Strong.
Strong commission houses wer on the
buying aide of corn. At no time were
Prices more than a fraction under the
close-of the previous day. The finish was
at about the top. Sentiment generally
is bullish, due to the strength in Buenoa
Aires, There May Is around 14c over Chi
cago, and the receipts small. Local ar-t
riv.ils were .101 enrs, with sample value
1c higher. Offerings to arrve are
mall. Export salts of 209,909 to 399.909
bui-li.-ls war made at lb erauoard, kltn
i:.:9 ions cf grlis for lb Jtuaalan te
ller.
Oat fluctuated rapidly within rang
tr , pic and rloaed at th top. in ay in
pa thy Willi corn. Ileceplte, tt care, wnn
aaiMpl valu's limit r aa comparrd wltn
Slay.
Kurelirm ts were reported after round
loia of rye, and Ruaala look eom parcel
Iota, but no sale were, made In Ih weat.
Futur.-a broke varly, but rallied wltn
wheat.
I'lt Sole.
Th Indiana crop report (ay temper-
aturt for th laat two weeka bav aver
ud sllkhtly above normal, although oa
one or two das It wa near svro In sum
loi-alllleea. rreclpltatluu baa been vny
light during the period. Farm op.ralloii
item-rally are programing aatlafaclorlly,
Jllifois crop report aay temperature
have been nearly normal during the Isat
two weeks, wun low erratic changes. Pre
cipitation ha not been heavy and most
ly in tne lonn (( rani.
A New York message to McKenna
nickey said that their Argentine enema
estimated total Argentine new and old
crop surplus at 1:9,090.000 buahel. Thi
eatlmau they said, whh regarded aa bull
ish, although 20.000,009 buahel higher
than tome oihcr estimates.
Minneapolis mills reported a llulo bet
tor Hour business on tin decline.
A Kansas City wire aald that gulf Mria
on low grade wheal wer iuta Higher
than a week ago.
Kansas City wire that (here Is a good
den. and for better grade of wheat, but
slow for low grades.
New York wired: "Th Jap have
cleaned up practically all th available
Manitoba No. 1 northern. East of the
lakes there won't be much available until
the opening of navigation, '
Duiuth wired:- "About zaO.000 bush
el durum held for opening navigation
shipment in last fear days, understand
there are inquiries here for another round
lot tnis morning."
ihe leading Canadian banking inter
ests estimate the crop of the western
provinces nt under 230.000,009 bushels.
or over 69,000.009 bushels less than the
last government estimate, and there ap-
rears every likelihood that the next gov
ernment report, to be Issued shortly, will
show sr reduction of approximately 30.
000,000 bushels frum the last fgures. This
would leave about 60,000,009 buahel atlll
available for export, of which It la esti
mated that 25,000,000 bushels have al
ready been Bold." said J. E. Carney
'Were Canada, Australia and Argentina,
physically able to move their entire re
maining surplus before July 1, it appear
probable that the world Importing coun
tries would still be abort of their actual
reiiulremcnta of ,over 10,000,000 bushels."
St. IxitVJa Lirestock.
East St. Louis. 111., March 2. Cattle
Receipts, 1,800; beef steers, slow, weak
to 15o lower; quality, plain; medium to
good yearlings. $7.90; bulk beer steers.
$6.75t37.50; beef cows, unevenly steady
to 15c lower; bulls, yearlings and Block
ers, cteady; veal calves, 60c to 76c lower;
bulk, $10.00i3!0.50; top, $11.00. .
Hogs Receipts, 9,000; closed weaf from
mostly 10c lower: top. tlt.40; bulk, 16(1
to 210-pound averages, $11.2611.30; 22V
to 300-pound weights, $10.9011.20; pigs,
steady; 10(1 to 22u-pounders, $9.76 10.60;
packers sows, steady to 150 up, $3.Z5Q'
9.60.
Sheep Recepts, 1,600; steady; medium
grade lambs, (14.50; clipped ewes. $6.00;
clipped Iambs, 83 pounds, $1..60; best
ewes, $7.75.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., March 2. Hogs Re
ceipts, 6.500 head; 6(Sl0c lower; top.
$11.00: bulk, $10.75(g10.95.
cattle Receipts, i.zou neaa; slow iuw
16o lower; steers. $6.608.76; cows snd
heifers, $6.257.60; calves, $5.50Slo.uo.
Sheep Receipts, 1,600 head; steady;
lambs, $14.25)15.00; ewea, $7.508.2S.
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Dividends IZiX
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PROPERTY APPRAISALS
For Your
INCOME TAX RETURNS
In your income tax return, the value of your
real estate holding can be determined defi
nitely and accurately by the Appraisal Com
mittee of the Omaha Real Eitate Board.
This committee, which it composed of valua
tion experts, certifies to iti f indingt on an
Appraisal Certificate bearing the Seal of the
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OMAHA REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Jackson 3152
RETAIL MERCHANTS-ATTENTION!
Of Course You Are Coming to
MERCHANTS' SPRING MARKET WEEK
Omaha, March 6-11, 1922
SIX BIG DAYS OF BUYING OPPORTUNITIES
In the greatest market in the West deplete with new Spring goods
' especially selected to meet today's needs! There is practically nothing
sold in a retail store that you cannot obtain in Omaha at the right
price, always!
x FOUR EVENINGS OF FINE, HIGH GRADE ENTERTAINMENT!
A theater party at the Orpheum, Monday evening,' March 6; concert at the
Auditorium by a monster 10O-piece band and male chorus of 40 voices, Tuesday even
ing; special performance. of "The Jolly Musketeers" by the Ak-Sar-Ben Opera com
pany Wednesday evening; initiation into the order of C00-C009 and distribution of
?1,000 in gifts Thursday evening.
4 "
SPECIAL REDUCED RATES FROM MOST POINTS ASK YOUR TICKET AGENT
ABOUT THEM.
.
OMAHA WHOLESALERS & MANUFACTURERS' ASS'N
Chlt-ag IJieetork.
Chicago. March t. fattl Recelpla.
t.u; beef steer strong; tup tf ateera.
$J 2: ton yearllnaa. I 00; bulk, tl.toit
9 tu; fat row and heifer, strong lo 3a
higher: bulk. It. 7412 Ik: rannrra. rutier,
bulla, aim Kr anil feeders, aieady; n-
her and cutlera. largely $J uJ i; Bum
bologna bulla. It 2tu4 40; veal ralvra, un
even, nioaiiy 60c bir; bulk Vealera 10
iiaekera. 13 6A 10 So
Hog Iteceipt 23.000; openad IfflOo
higher, moatly lCM6o higher than d
neaday'f average; closed strong; ehlpper
bought about 5,000; holdover moderate;
Inp. Ill an; bulk, tlo.iMyll.U; piga,
ateady to 15c higher: bulk dealrabl 1011 to
110. pounder. $10.00 10.36.
Kheep and Ijimba Receipt, t.000;
mnatly ateady on what wa suld at noon;
fat lamb top, $15.16; soma sold higher;
top ahorn lamb. $13.60; top wooled year,
lings, $11.60; top woolrd ewes, $.;
shorn, $7.50.
ftoutn St. raul Mv Htork
South ft. laul. Minn., Msrch
(United Htate llureati of Marketa.l Cat
tle: Receipts, 1,600; market generally
steady; no good or choice beef steers here;
common to medium beef steer. .
on; bulk. $6.26 0 7. nx brat losd lot today.
$7.35; butcher cow and hlfra, mostly
M.nuSH 00; aoma up to $7.00; canner
and cutters, $;.00Jf .1.75; bologna ouiia.
$:i. 606 4.50.
llnga: Km-elpts, t.200; market opening
standy to atrong; top lights, $11.00; bulk.
lin.sov iv; (,ll(a, firm; best reeaer ana
killer pigs. 311.26.
Sheep: Receipts, eon market siow ac
Wedneeday' few desirable natlr lamb.
$11.00.
Live Slock
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(lauding Ih M.-d.taia uppiy -f rani S
tl-iu.lij U-k-d r and load f
aiua oaa lo.r all aim f Ifce lia. M-l
lf tlie lieaf rattle bat ettaug.4 thau
at puree in friu elrauv lal I VI.
Iuer than tA.Jn.4 iay, lw.l en eel
bringing $4 lev i I. I anip.i.d tank
lb tnfkt f-ie b-g aleai in I
buioh.r aio a la ami ll higher, K
an, a.ra M f-edri lha demand mt
broad and filcea in .. S bat -an lb
hlghael of lb .ar 4 del.
Wuoiaiiona u r.iii.iUe. o thuu
beotee, l!iiv; fair lu gl t...ta.
IMteTTi; rummus) lo fair bartr. 4te
1 It; goa4 In i hui.i .ailin.. l4ais;
fair lo gHit faaritiiga. Ilnlaa; rmii.
nioR la rir ivaiiinsa, l.iisl 3: ul
to . hul. a beifxia, 14 J7 j.. f.ir la eud
lieu.,., r, Ji.ii.it, th.,, a a .ilnia ,
liloulliil; s-H.d lu a h.ilr r.,., 3iW
t ! fair lo go.l ruwe, ll ;$ li; ranimna
In fair f.. Iiaagttbj lo eh-H.
fe..-,.. II, U Its; fair lo .-d feadet.,
$4 ISl.aa. eoitimoa In fair ImiImi Si. lata
t !; giHi a f-hoi.-e i he, a, 17 :t ,
fair lo good ll.uk.ri. n44r1 !i, c.imm.il
In fair aiockaia. 4eaite; ainrtt lioif.r.,
tt twtj t 3: a'm-a isa.. li tkakii- u
ratvea, HU1 It; tal ..I.e.. 4.etr
It.,.; bulla, ataaa, ate, IMuu.ta
llogallecaltila. t.ka h.a.l Th an,.
fcat. oiiened very alia ldar Hh eellara
all a. kin h i tier i-tlc.a Hutera r.tuaeil
lo iart tiading at marked edt.nie an-1
a aremem iar lea.h.rl aal-a w.ia
mnaily airang lu It higher. Milppai
and packers poih mad lilisl pur, li...-.
Light hog sold lnn.llr fn iu $ta.ut le i
lth lal(-r prlra lop for th rlav. ti-l
loa.ls and butcher taeiglita. Iiattajiaia.
and packing grade. Iistaqlt.ie auh
eklrem bvl-e ( ID. 00. Hulk ef
ale io 10 Ik.
Hhe-p Itaralpl. .7t head. Tlier wi
good demand for fai lamb today and
price ruled mnatly Ska higher, lteceii.it
war very light and mnatly of good quail,
ty and eold readily lo local packer. I. lea
oar moatly from 114. 41414 '. th latter
top prlr for th day. feeder and
shearing lamb were fully ateod. gheep
war 100 me bis tier, some good quality
lie-pound ewe eeling at $1.(0.
tJuotaitotia on aheap: Fat lamba. goed
to chok. 114 l(ij 14 15; fat lambs, fan
to good. ll4.0OAi4.tO: shearing limht
$14 00I4 (.0; feed-r lamba, $l3.onl) S5;
run lamba, IIDiBI: rat yearlings.
light. $15. 110 11.00; fat yearling, heavy.
Iiiosima; rat w.tn.ra, li.iiot.oo; rat
ewea. light, $7.fotl.to: fat ewea, heavy,
$5.5097.00; feeder ewe, I4.00gt.lt.
M. Louis imln.
fit. Louis, ilo. March 3. Wheat Hi).
$1.:'; July, 11 1.
l orn Way, 4ej July, I7e.
Oal May, 4:c; July, 43,.
Mlnneapoll rlour.
Minneapoll. Minn.. March 2 Kloui
Vnclianged lo 25o lower, 31.153.50.
sran Lncnangen.
Kanaa City Cral.
Kansas City. March 3 Wheat- May.
$1.33: July, $1.161,.
Corn May, t04c; July, tl'a.
Announcing Change in Location of
City Ticket Office
to
U
306 So. Sixteenth Stf
Ground Floor First National Bank Building
Wednesday, Marcfylst
Jn this convenient, centrally located office
a staff of highly trained tral experts'
will give prompt and courteou .attention
to all telephone and counter inquiries.
Telephone Douglas 4481
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
Railway
6-13718
W. E. BOCK, General Agent Passenger Dept.
Omaha, Nebraska
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ef All Kindt
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Private wire connections to all offices
except Kansas City and Milwaukee.
Efery Car Receives Careful Personal Attention
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House"'