Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 09, 1922, Page 10, Image 10
10 Financial 1 1 niK HKK: OMAHA. TIIUKSDAV. MAHCH THE GUMPS US IT I IOIUM THK OKACLK Drawn for The Br by Sidney .Smith 14. ! Ml i By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES. rUt taa4 wm, N'f York, Xfjrch I Although in. irt t mainly roiivrrgrd oljr cn the iuu iniuri4n hutifttictl reports, the irri rrrvf'' of grain and the 1-rUuary irf itifi iron futpiif. the i)utt4iitii movr-ntriit on thi nur. Vft. were iiiice row t!r reaction m lurrign rufhangc utrt kil the trrngtti of MHYniiiuiti bonds. Stra l.i. g tittrlrt ilrdinr rl 2 1-2 fmti frmti Tur(Jy'i flot I he rate tiring ihrrrhy brought 0 J 8 rent Mow (tie year' higtirt, although, till IS cent thrive it lowot. The jure for the bond market 'i hy the Victory 4 i-4, which roe lit the nrw liiifli ground of $IK'.54: with them nearly alt the Liberty bond advanced awl foreign govern merit bond. h at or near the a ' highf-t, the one exception he. i 'U the I'nitcrJ Kingdom S with t'ie airrlitig eon version privilege, which luturallv declined with the lower exchange rate. , Mark Market lrruUr. I Tli day tm-lc market mavait (nag. i i.l.riy under alternately ailing- nd b',) HK f lb fin.faaelonal rontlngem, bur If , i-4, for Hi moi pari, ml a hnH" laei. Kuhr lb lo k nnr lb lieul ' mrkts appeared lo t infltianr.! ty th Iran Iri'U and grain lrt .ll'mril, or ih Uy, Today report of Ih ronniry'e Iron 1 Bind lln in February bar out Hi ; dam nf Inrreaeing buemrse hirti re ran! tk hav praeantad, l.aet month's tnraga dally output "f.l January's , by I. IH ion or IV per nt: it waei th lrgt of liny nu.nih sine February, 19:1. a on. pared with lh li" mark reached th Sl.t ton of lul July, which tu r. anaMr dally avra than thai f tiy mnnlh alnr ltth rh ruary ovrafa ut M.2I4 lona tu Urcr hy fwp panl. II trfa.lnl Anaitlir hly lh -ala rr ouipul durlpf I ha Hi--praaalon fnlolnir lha war panlK 'hli'h Hivaraa lh mnniha from Orii'hay, 1M. In January, Ull. inrlualv. Alone miiIi laat ninnih'i Inrrraa In Iron prortiiriu.n. tli rat or output or (inlaha. ttral ran haynnit January by il'i per eant ncl aub. aiantlallv i;'1"4 that nf any month in 1!l! Imlaul, th Iron Ao pomputa that I'ahruary produotlon of both ial an.l Irnn wa IS par cant atov vn lha monthly veraa ror laat yaar. " Thoa r Intllratloni ft th jcncral rouraa of lrt u-h a hav ban ao. apla4 as raaaonabljr rnmluslv In the laaL Cv jiPU)Vt AjiM to Voitoft X. IT t IVt tKUVMMC. aAi la l.a B 1 1 m a . Cosh- Sou hav i a toT or vwtH "tou aav i Tt wctv n& io- vtR H CAtlU- VtAK Vlltt tcgl SMtCANT tA.WCt . AH YWt TCLtffWNC OUT "twl HOUSt wua C. - . ..... -. .... .it. r .a .u.. lufi It BUW. . vvi w .. . . . , . ,. a.u B 1 . t liiU V I I HMkaBaaaaaa.-ja YOU Hf aV ,tt tlKC ACWT eMARTHK VyiTH 1Z ClAtt ANt tOOH TV, V0W AN0C - Hv Ao f t ohC- A fl ft jt ! y v v r n T? I kb I liaalwk. l'.'i . a.t . I! . k'aj. i't Mt.t aiv'.a, ( l' lu ali-K . I". al Ma.la! I-P .'liBa l a .i).l, atl IMtua ta; auik .- l ? !, aha alo.k. I In ;. ; pl'a l-l ' amk. It !!, I'uiia. a'.. kia ! al I. I-Jl. fat a-ttlla. li. uliii mui.a 14 iiui, pi ara li iff) I" " .,,..H'.apia. raii'4 atra.lv la tf lrl ta . Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day New York Curb Stocks Chicago Grain New York Stocks Na- Turlt, Man h Kallnwiiig It a ri.mtilal liat or loila) a trana'liina on tha Nrw Vnrli I'urh inarkrt up in 3 r I a f in., with aalaa of ar h laaue and lh il(h, low ami Ut .irliaa, Induatrlnla. ti A.-ni "oi .... I ' 1 1 Ukfi Amal l.ia'hrr .... Il't l lint A mar fob ra. Il't 4114 lirlt Am Ton roup. US ISO far l.iKht ) on t'nntlnantal Motura 1"0 liatira, Win a ... 31 no I'urant Minora .... ;' 1 40 I'urant Morlna Ind. II inn (lla.i Al.l.n i i.al... 4i. noil l,.l,ln rtr-turai . S ino tliHulyaar Tiro .... II ion tiuudyrnr Tire pr .. Sftti 110 Orant Mnvrr .... "i 100 Hat.lan t'h. nil.al .. 5 ;n0 linii.Tlal Tnlinvt o . 1 1 "i "no Intarron Rubbar .. a 'a "0 l.lbhy M' Nall Rant of prkaa of th taadln 'nrka furnlahail by lxn ft Bryan, S4 ratera Truat Dunning: JUIMtOAD". Tuaa. High. I.n-r. Cloaa. i'loaa. A.. T. R F.... "'T. Bait Ohio a?'. J7 37 JT'a t'anadlnn Pacific. .1J!! 134H 1 T4 mk Naw York Ontral 1 f haa. ft Ohio tlraat Nnrtharn... 7B, llllnola Onlral. ...1"t K C. Southarn.... i'lt I.ahlKh Vnllav tlti Mlaaourt l'aolfle... N, T. N. It 17H N. Paoifla 79'4 '. A N W Tann. R. R SSS Reading 73 'i R I. P 4 Houlhorn Pacific. d4H Southern Railway JH, C, M. & St. P J2H Vnlon Faciflo ,,..1J1' 131 i 1317k 131 3 8TRRLS Am. Car Fdry 16M4 1SJ 154 151 Allla-Chalmara .... Ti 4 IS '4 4t Am. Loco Ill 10j lft in'4 BaMwIn Loco. ....107 i 10 int 100 Heth. steel , 65 tns Colo. Fuel-Iron ... 2St4 26 v crucible 6ku, Am. Bll. Fdry 33 Lackawanna StL ., I.HVt MUlvale Stl S04 Preaaed 611. Car... 7 Va Repuhllo Stl. -Iron fil Ry. 811. Rrrlnua... 98 Sloaa-Schefflcld ... .15V, V. S. Steel 95 "4 Vanadium 3fii COFPKRS. 7V 1U 2 M4 SH isi, 35 U 73 "4 4"H 4 o 4 661 3.1 Vi 4 6n 49'a 9K 34H S'4 35 't ll r4i 17. 7H f.H 354 73V, 4014 Mli 204 ;2 64 S6 674 334 47 'J 30H 7 60 14 98 3614 t4.1 36 r.'4 75, Jnn 24 '4 H'i mi 7i"4 fill 14 3li4 734 4ns M'4 J0i 22S 64 24 67 33i 46 2H 6f 14 4914 34Vi" 36 141 S 34 11, US 2 '4 4:l4 t: I 64 1.0 11 7 14 5 '4 6.'a 25 36 '4 Anaconda Am. 8mlt.-Ref. . Cerro Do Pasco. Chill rhino Calumet & Ariz., Inspiration , Kennecott , Miami Nev. Con Kay Con Rttneca TJtab, 4914 . 4S4 . .154 . 17 . 27 . 59 . 4014 . S . 271, . 14 . 14V, . 141 . 3i 011.9. 6014 General Asphalt Coaden 354 Cat. Peterol 52'4 Island Oil... 1 174 Invincible Oil 1614 Jler. Peterol 12514 123 1:44 125 49i-4814 .1414 17H 26 '4 5814 39 't 28 27 144 1414 13V4 62'i r,s 844 em 14 15 v. 49 U 4S14 344 17i 26 74 69 40 88 27 H 144 14 li 637 60 84 62 1 16Vi 49 48 SIVi 17 2674 30 '4 2814 274 14 14Vi 1414 6314 SO H !5 62i 16 1314 4814 66 74 34 v4 714 3174 62 23 454 17-4 974 514 16 74 38 9974 12 12 23 24 10414 10414 106 83Hl 84 s 83 152!j 152 155 34 34 34 91 68 li 47 74 44 71 73 67 43 60 46 74 39 66i S3 91 68 45 4H 70 73 67i 43 60 46 39 66 i 87 68 45 46 70 74 67 43 59 39 56 877. Middle State 13 13 13 Paciflo Oil 48 48 48 Pan-American .... 66 66 56 Phillips 34 34 34 Plerc Oil 7 7 7 Pure Oil 31 7i 30 30 Royal Dutch 62 61 51 Sinclair Oil 21 2! 21 Texas Co 45 45 43 1'nlon Oil 17 17 17 White Oil 9 9 9 MOTORS. Chandler 73 72 72 lien. Motors 9 8 9 Willys-Overland .. 6 5 6 Pierre-Arrow 18 17 17 White Motor .19" 39 39 Studebaker 99 98 99 RUBBER AND TIKES. Flsk 14 13 14 13 Ooodrioh 39 38 38 38 Kelley-Sprinstfield 44 44 44 43 Keystone Tire .... 16 15 16 15 Ajax 1574 15 16 15 V. 3. Rubber 60 69 69 69 INDUSTRIALS. Am. Beet SugarU 40 39 40 39 A. O. & W. 1 29 27 28 27 Am. Int.' Corp 44 43 44 44 Am. Sumatra 29 28 29 29 Am. Telephone ...120 119 120 11974 Am. Can 45 44 44 44 Central Leather .. 35 35 85 35 Cuba Cane 12 12 12 12 Cohan. Am. Suiar 24 23 24 24 Corn Products 106 Famous Players... 84 Oeneral Electric. .153 Gt Northern Ore.. 34 Int. Harvester ... 91 Am. H. A L.. pfd. 69 U. S. Ind. Alcohol 48 Int. Paper 47 Int. M. M.. pfd... 71 Am. Sugar Ref.... 74 74 Sears-Roebuclt .... 68 Stormsberg 43 Tobacco Products. 60 Worthlngton Pump 46 Wilson Co ."9 Westing'se Eelec. 67 Am. Woolen 88 MI3C.JSLL,AN;ULS. Am. Cotton Oil.... 24 24 24 4 Am. Agri. Chem.. 39 37 . 39 36 American Linseed.. 31 80 31 30 Bcsch Magneto... 38 S8 38 31 Cont. Can 69 59 69 60 California Packing 73 72 72 72 Columbia Gae-KU 76 76 76 76 Columbia Graph. . 2 2 2 2 Vnited Drag 64 63 64 62 Nat- Enamel 40 37 39 .37 United Fruit 139 139 139 140 Lorillard Tobaoco 133 153 153 161 Philadelphia Co. . 34 34 34 Pullman 117 116 116 115 Punta Alegre Sug. 41 40 40 4074 S Porto Rico Sug. 65 65 65 .... Ketall Store 45 44 45 44 Superior Stl 28 28 28 .... St. Loula-San Fran. 28 27 74 27 28 Virginia Car Chem. 34 337 34 3374 Total sales, 786,uoo. Money Cloee, per close, 4 per cent. Marks Close, ,003e .0037 c. Franca Close, .0892 e .0906c. Sterling Close, 4.3S 14.39. Turpentine and Rosin. Savannah. Ga.. March 8. Turpentine Firm, 81ol sales, !4 bbls.; receipts. 68 bbls.; shipments. 134 bbls.; atock, S.191 bti,A.instesriv? aalaa. IS casks: receipts. 859 casks; shipments, 100 casks; atock, L 64.96 casks. , Quote B. D E. F. O. H. I. JC., 4 15; V., 14.40; N., 15.60; WO, 5.; WW., J6.10. St. I-enle Grain. St. Louis. March . Wheat May 1.S7; July. 11.16. Corn May tlc July. 44. Oats May 41c; July 43c Minneapolis Floar. Minneapolis, March 8. Flour Un changed to 10c lower; In carload lots family patents quoted at tS 1BOS :. Bran Unchanged. cent; Tuesday Tuesday close, Tuesday close, Tuesday close, on Lincoln Mt A 20 New Jr Zinc .. n Packard Motor .. inn parrleas Motors . 100 Philip Morrla .. jnnn Radio Corp com 100 Radio Corp pr .. 29nn R j Reynold H 100 Haciienay P ft P 800 Sou Coal AY Iron , lno Sw ift Intarnat . . 100 Tnn Ry I. ft P . 200 Tobacco Products , 500 r S I. A H com, 1000 IT S Stramahlp . 1000 U S H Corp , 700 Unl Prof Shar ., fino fnl Retail Can , mo I'nlnn Carbide ... 1600 llanford M't .... 6 I I, ft W Coal ., 200 Kl Stor Bat 100 Hudson Co pr ... ion Iowa Can Ry pr , 100 Post Cereal 100 Nnl Prof Shar N. Standard 100 Anglo-Am ull ... 100 Stan Oil of Ind .. 120 Vacuum oil 10 Crescent I'd 10 Eureka P L 100 Nat Trana 100 Penn .M 10 Solar Kef 360 Independent Oils. 2000 Boone Oil 18 2800 Boston Wyoming .. 70 200 Carlb Syndicate ... 8 310 Cltlea Service ....190 700 Clt Serv H ctfs ... 100 Cities Serv pfd ... 100 Conttnen Refln Co. 200 Cosden A Co pr .. 8200 Knglncera Tetrol .. 1500 Federal OH 1800 Ollllland Oil 200 Olenrock Oil 900 Hudson Oil 1800 Internat Petrol .... 1H00 Klrby Petrol 2200 Lyons Petrol 2300 Meracalbo Oil .... 1000 Merldan Oil 6800 Mexico OH 100 Mountain Producers. 200 National Oil 12500 Noble Oil 200 Nor Am Oil & Ref. 6000 Northwest Oil .... 300 Omar Oil 600 Pennok Oil 200 Producers A Kef .. ISSOOPure Oil pr 300 Salt Creek 400 Slmms Petrol 1300 Skelly Oil 100 Soutl) Pet A Ref... HSOOTexon C ft I, .... 1000 Wes St OH & L... 800 Wilcox Oil 1400 Woodburn Oil ... 13000 Y Oil A Gas .... 600 Mex Scab 200 Mutual Oil 200 Nocco Oil 6000 Red nanks 2000 Stanton Oil Mining. 100 Alaa Brit col Met. 100 Alvarado Mining . 8000 Big Ledge 21400Bos A Mon Dev... 2000 Candelaria Mln ... 2980 Consot Cop Mines 600 Copper Cnnyon . 2400 Cortea Silver 90 900 Cresson Gold 2 1000 Divide Extension .. 15 6000 Eureka Croesus ... 21 2500 Ooldfield Flor ... 25 100 Hecla Mining 6 1800 Howe Sound Co .. 3 ""u inae Lead- Mines., is zuuo Jerome Verdo Dlv. 300 Kerr Lake 1000 Knox Divide 1300 La Rose Mining... 62 200 McNamara MAM. 7 300 Magma Copper.... 700 Masan Valley .... 200 Motherlode clt .. 4000 Nevada Ophlr ... loo New Cornelia lo 14 14 0 t 31 1 1.1 4 6 II 25 li ti 11 8 6 2 14 3 11 3 90 22 'i 1 78 II 5.. 4 62 25 8 36 1 11 14 14 ll h .11 29 II 45 4S II 7. 95 11 - 143 SIS 11 2 43 2 J 22 I kO II 7 1 5 62 55 88 36 7 Am Cot Ull 4 M m Can Nat Hy la ... I I'on Ci.nl Co (a . a 14 M 116 rV4 r .a ml Hank 5a 0) .: .U 2 Jul Kavaer 7a 99 99 tO Kings Co 0 K 6s ., 94 3 Nat Arm 7 a ... 94 tl 91 Foreign Honda. 28 Argentina 7a Si... tH'i 9 I Hamburg 4s .... 4 2 Ruaeian Ma ..... 19 21 K'laalan t 18 ! 18 1.1 Nwtas ( I"0 100 0n 3 city Alrg la ino ion ion 10 Kuasian 6s Int .. 4 4 4 Omaha Gram .102 102 102 7 . 69 . 'i Oils. . 17 . 87 .381 . 83 . 96 . 28 33 20 (0 .. 3 4 59 11 9 lA 36 15 23 89 26 10 2 11 2i 20 2 21 69 6 5 91 13 10 5 2 60 80 5 70 20 SO 6 7i 5 7 69 6ii 17 86 375 33 96 28 33 " 360 17 69 3 74 188 20 60 3 4 66 UrV 9'i 1 33 14 23 86 2.1 10 2A 11 2 19 174 23 69 6 6 80 13 '4 10 5 3 48 30 4 70 18 29 6 6 6 . 23 . 40 . 24 1A .100 3;4 1 5 29 2 S3 17 20 5i 6 21 39 23 Hi 99 89 2 74 15 20 24 6 3 14 3 3 5 50 7 7 30 300 Niplsslng 6 6 7 69 0'i 17 87 375 33 96 28 3.1 360 18 70 3 74 188 20 60 i 3 4 7 69 11 A 8 1 33 14 23 87 26 10 2 11 2 20 1 22 69 6 6 91 13 10 6 2 49 30 4 70 18 29 6 6 26 SO 2 6 22 40 23 1A 100 89 2 74 IS 20 25 6 3 14 3 3 5 52 7 '2 V 33 '6 27 Oiiiaha, March 8. Liverpool again showed weakness this morning and the lower prices in that market was retlerted in an easier feeling on liis side of the wa ter. As has been the case for the ! past several days good support ap peared on the break and prices in the futures rallied. High south winds in Oklahoma are said to be blowing out the moisture causing shorts to cover. Mr. Barton Millard has a communi cation from the office of commercial attache of the U. S. embassy at Buenos Ayrcs which states that there was a large carry over of wheat in Argentine from last years crop and this with an estimated crop of 4,215,000 tons, or about 157,000.000 bushels gives that country an export surplus of 4,000.000 tons or about 149.000.000 bushels for this season. There was good buying of futures today on expectation of the govern ment report to be issued just after the close being bullish, final prices showed somewhat higher than last night's close. Government report, just issuedf shows farm reserves of wheat 131.000,000 bushels; corn, 1.313.120,000 bushels; oats, 404,461, 000 bushels. Receipts of all grains were lighter this morning, arrivals of wheat. 12 cars; corn, 52 cars; oats, 15 cars. This compares with 61 cars of wheat, 41 cars of corn and 8 cars of oats last year. Shipments were heavy, 176 cars of all kinds ot cram Deing re ported out as compared with 126 cars a year ago. Sales of cash wheat on the local exchange were made at about un changed to lc higher quotations. There was a god demand tor corn at He to lc up. Oats sold unchanged to lie lower. Rye was ViC to lc up, while barley was nominally un changed. 11.30, seml- $1.30; i cars, $1.28 heat 53 174 'iii 23 4 HA 21 6 10 65 174 4 HA 21 6 10 Linseed Oil. Dulutb. Minn.. March 8 Linaeed Lack, :.6::.iC; arrive, $M;tf:.t. 3000 Pitt A Mt Sh.... 27 1000 Success Mining ... 1 200 Tonopah Belmont.. 1 8100 Tonopah Dlv Min.. 56 600 Tonopah Ex Mln... 1A 200 Tonopah Mining 1 2000 United Eastern .... 2 600 West End Con 73 900 Ang-Amer corp S A 24 2800 Bos A Mon Cons.. 4 300 Conegaa Min .... lift 1000 Oreen Monster .... 21 5000 Silver Peck 6 5 Southwest Metals .. 10 Bonds. 10 Allied Packer 6s... 70 G9 70 2 Aluminum 7s 25. ..101 101 101 1 Aluminum ?s 33. ...102 16 Am L ft T 6s 100 100 100'i 6 Am. T & T OS 22. .100 100 100 1 Am T A T 6s 24. .100 2 Anaconda Cop 6s.. 98 98 98 6 Anaconda Cop 7s 29.103 3 Ang Am Oil 7s... 10 8 Armour & Co 7s. ..103 103i 103 10 Barnsdall 8s 98 1 Beaver Board 8s... 65 6 Beth Steel 7s 23... 101 101 101 7 Beth Steel 7s 35. ..102 102 102 3 Can N Ry Eq 7s. ..107 106 106 15 Can Pac 6s 100 6 Cent Steel 8s 98 98 7 Colum Graph 8s... 40 39 16 Cop Ex Assn 8s 24.103 102 5 Cop Ex Assn 8s 25.104 104 20 Con Gas Bait 7s. ..103 10274 19 Cuban Tel 7s....l05 104 1 Deere ft Co 7s... 93 1 Duq PAL 7s...l04 6 Goordlch T!r 7s... 98 29 Gulf Oil 7s 103 10374 103 6 Hood Rubber 7s. .. 96 7 Humble Oil 7s 100 100 10074 I Int B T 8s 82 92 81 13 Laclede Gas 7a 97 96 1 Litby. McN ft L 7s. 99 Manitoba 7s 98 t Morris ft Co 7s..l04 103 104 6 Nat Cloak ft 8 8s. 100 100 100 1 Nat Leather 8s.... 98 S8 N T N H A H 4s.. 79 78 , 24 Phil Co 6s 44 95 95 7 Phillips Pet 7s..m4 i Philippine 5s ...107 11 Pob S C of N J 7s. 98 97 97 4 Sears-Ro 7s 22. ..100 . SS-ars-Ro 7s 23. ...81 4 Shawsheen 7s 101 101 101 S W Bell Tel 7s. ..102 102 102 1 Sta Oil X T 7s 25.104 104 104 t Sta Oil N T Tl 26.105 3 Sta Oil N T s..!05 1 Swift A Co 7s ti,.101 '. 7 Swift A Co 7s 11. .103 101 103 3 Texas Co 7s 101 1 Tol Edison 7s 104 .... .... 3 Un Oil Prod 8s.... 93 t V Jt of Ha 7s.,102 1 Vacuum Oil 7a. ...107 .... .... 6 Warn Sug 7s 41... 96 4 Winchester 7s .. 96 , li AJaz Rub li is.. .19 10 10 9S 40 103 104 103 104 81 97 79 WHEAT. No. 2 hard winter; 2 cars, dark; 1 car (near yellow) $1.31. neml-dark. No. 3 hard winter: 2 cars (smutty) No. 6 hard winter. 1 car (1.374 damaged, musty), $1.20. No. 3 yellow hard: 2 cars. $1.27; 1 car, ''no.' 3 mixed: 1 car (smutty), $1.11. CORN. No. 1 white: 2 cars, 62c. No. 2 white: 6cars, 52c; 1 car, 52c; 1 car (shippers' lots), 63c. No. 3 white: 1 car. 62 c. No. 1 yellow: 1 car, 53c; 1 car, 6!c. No. 2 yellow: 10 cars, 52c; 2 cars (old billing), 61c. No. 3 yellow: 1 car, 52c: 3 cars, 62c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car (shippers' lots), 61c; 3 car, 60c. No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 60c; 1 car, 60Vic; 1 car, 60c. No. 5 mixed: 1 car (2.5 heat damaged, smutty), $1.06. OATS. No. 3 white: 6 cars, 35c. No. 3 mixed: 1 -car, 34c. RYE. No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 95c; 1 car, 91c. BARLEY. No sales. BRADSTREET'S AVAILABLE Today. Wheat 6.847.000 Corn 4.113,000 Oats 1.624,000 Increase. fDecrease. TOTAL stocks. Wheat 177,096.000 (orn 48,880,000 nta 92,493.000 VISIBLE. Year Ago. tl, 229,000 1.761,000 1,324,000 OMAHA RECEIPTS AND (CARLOTS.) Today. ... 12 ...62 ... 15 ... 3 139,923.000 26.506,000 66,591,000 SHIPMENTS Week Ago. 23 81 13 Year Ago. 61 41 8 4 3 . 43 .125 66 50 10 . 3 1 Receipts Wheat ....... Corn Oats Rye Barley Shipments Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Receipts Today. Wk. Ago. Wheat 689,000 Corn 1.931.000 Oats 763.000 Shipments Wheat 610.000 Corn 1.678.000 Data 594.000 EXPORT CLEARANCES. Bushels W k Ago. Wheat and flour 267.000 Corn 781,000 Oats CHICAGO RECEIPTS. Carlots Today. Wk. Ago. Wheat 28 24 Corn 468 ' 308 Oat 100 3 KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS. Carlots Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago. 498,000 1.507,000 615,000 656.000 1,329.000 605.000 Yr. Ago. 648.000 1,769,000 587,000 676,000 917.000 429.000 .Yr. Ago. 1,034,000 516.000 18,000 Yr. Ago. 12 149 '53 Wheat 106 97 83 Corn 51 63 65 Oats 6 5 t ST. LOUTS RECEIPTS. Carlots Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago. Wheat 72 92 68 Corn 46 58 89 Oats 89 62 34 NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS. Carlots Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago. Minneapolis 220 107 184 Duluth 35 30 135 Winnipeg 263 241 1J0 Minneapolis Grain. Minneapolis, Minn., March 3. Wheat Receipts, 230 cars, compared with 184 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern, $1.61i1.55; May. $1.44; July, $1.32. Corn No. t yellow, 61052c. Oats No. 3 white, S5936c Barley 52 062c. Rye No. 2, 99cl$1.00. Flax NO. 1. $2.644jr2.69. Kansas City Grain. Kansas City. Mo.. March 8. Wheat May. 21.29 ; July. $1.13. Corn May, 77jc; July, 60 c. By CHARLES D. MICHAELS Omaha) lie . Ia.ed W lr. Chicago, March 8. Wheat made a weak Mart ami a firm finish. Final trade, were timhanged to Mc high er, lorn rallied Murnlv .uul ilused about the top, with gains of l-4m. l-2e. wnnc oati were I 4c lower to J-fic higher and rve l-8c higher. A break of 2w21-4d in Livcrpnol and the decline of 3c in Ktienos Aires the previous day was mainly respon sible for selling and an opening lrii; 1 l-2c lower here. At $1.40 and un der for May there was a good cla. of buying. A majority of the local traders who went home short Tues day, covered freely, absorbing the surplus in the pit. Outside trade was not large and the market was rather easily influenced. Afler values started upward Iioum-s that usually act for New York trad ers and had sold heavily the previ ous day, started to buy. They were mainly responsible for the bulge to the high point. July Shows Nlrrnglh. July showed more early afrenct'i than May, at una time being 20e under the nenrby future, duo to reports of liivli winds and Anticipation nf ilamago In the southwest. The weather forwaat wna for generally fair and warmer. Sentiment v.-sa decidedly mixed, with a gr.at Uctl of evening up for the government report towards the Inst. Anl.le from the Greek order for 1,890.000 bushels of No. I Manttobas, export business was slow. Corn had a range of 1 ia 1 i r, blng lowest early and highest at the close. Cash Interests and houea with eastern connections were good buyers and there was also considerable short covering on account of the governdent report, due Bfter the close. Iluenos Aires, which closed 3y;4o lower Tuesday, opened higher to. day, and private cables estimated export able surplus at 100,000,000 bushels. Ship ping sales here were 195, 000 bushels, in cluding 65,000 to exporters. Snuple values were unchanged to c higher, with re ceipts 319 cars. White corn gained frac tionally on the May. Expectations are for smaller receipts, as country roads are breaking up. Oats held within narrow limits, com mission houses buying on tho breaks, while eastern longs Hold on the bulcea. Minneapolis reported exporters were after oata there and some business was put through at the seaboard. Receipts, 78 cars, with sample values unchanged. An excellent demnn.i prevailed for rye in all positions and Norway has taken 400,000 bushels In the last few days at the seaboard, while liberal purchases were expected to be made overnight for Rus sian relief. Hout.es with neaboard con nections bought futures freely. Pit Notes. The government report given out today strengthened grain valups 5jc. It was construed by the trade in general as bull ish, although wheat reserves wero 6,000, 000 bushels more than the private esti mates, while corn showed a loss of 47, 000.000 bushels under the lowest of pre vious estimates and oats 62.000,000 bush els more than the inside figures of the private reports, hut of the three grains there was an aggregate shortage of 617, 000.000 bushels from a year ago. A point made by the trado in general was how much of the leas has been discounted by the recent advance in pric. 'it trado has operated for somo time on expectation of a bullish report on farm reserves, and with prices up 47 cents on wheat and 20 cents on corn rrom me low est of the season, there are many traders who are going slow anil confine purchases to sharp declines. Others are very bull- sh and are buying on breaks. An important factor in the government report is the heavy shortage in corn re serves in leading states, also of winter heat In the southwest, as compared with a year ago, Kansas farmers having 25, 000,000 bushels under a year ago, with crop prospects about the poorest known. Gulf and Manitoba wheats, particularly tho latter, continue to be picked up read ily by exporters and supplies are being rapidly reduced. Should exporters keep up their buying at the recent rats they will soon hav gulf stocks moved out and draw on Kansas City. Kansas City grain men wero active to day In reporting high winds in Kansas and Oklahoma which they said was detrt mental to the wheat crop. There are complaints coming in from northern In diana, as Indicated by the government weekly croo renort. while the latter sug gests an Improvement in tho southwest owing to recent rains. Weakness In foreign exchange Is hav ing a tendency to check export business in North. Americas, wheats. CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. March 8. New York Bonds N. w V.nk. Mar. h folio m ar la Oui Imii, ., n. rb.aii.; pti. o( bn.a on lha Now V'"k Hi." K K. hang". H4 Ine tola! aai'S ! rat u toh.l. ; nllml Mate Ibiitda. Hales ln $ Anil) High low I'losa .217 I II, 1 , ti, M 94 4 4 l ib :.i la ri ? :i : :i ti i.in let ',a ,. ; ti n;.:: 7 I. Hi M 4a ... 9" 41 !,? ;.J ! I.lh 3.1 4 '.a ... 4 9 20 .'. I " Mb Hh 4',a .. 7. so :.- t 6U 3iYi,!ury Se ...I'.nin ion an l.ie n li'll U.-li.iy 4a ....inn n jno ; .in 14 foreign l.uiernmenla. Male Hud Municipal, in Cny of Hern ..lin lo Jl Art. I Open. I High. Low. Close. I Yest. Wht. May July Rye. May July Corn. May July Oats. May I July Pork May Lard. May July Ribs. May July .1 I .1 I 1.41 1.43 1.39 1.41! 1.40 1 1 1.41 1.19 1.21 1 1.181 1.20 1.18 I I 1.20 1.06! 1.09 I 1.05 I 1.09 .96 I .96141 .03 ' .64 ,H3 i I I. .65i .66! .63l . I ' I .41! .94 .6274 .65 .41 .41 .42 10.70 .96 74 .64 .64 .66 .66 .41 .43! .421 111.60 111.80 111.10 10.85 111.65 111.80 llt.10 110.85 20.70 (20.70 11.55 11.67 10.97 10.67 11.62 11.67 10.97 110.67 1.41 1.41 1.20 1.19 1.07 .96 .63 .63 .66 .41 .41 .43 20.70 11.72 11.90 111.15 110,80 New York Cotton. New York. March 8. The cotton mar ket continued quiet and devoid of lea ture today, although better cables ad vices helped to send the list a little higher. Prices were advanced about tg!8 points with first sales, but slipped off somewhat before midday. Under mors active support from trade Interests, local shorts and ring traders, th market developed a generally firm undertone early in the afternoon and prices went to 20 or 20 points over last night's close. Offer ings wero snapped up, but business was still quiet. Support from spot houses. Wall street shorts and New- Orleans In terests held th market firm In the last hour at a net gain of better than c a pound and tlie close was within a few points of the top. Spot cotton was steady, 50 points ad vnc at 18.70o for middling upland. Southern spot markets were: Galveston, lfic. 25 pointa advance; New Orleans. 17c, unchanged: Savannah. 17.50c, 12 points advance; Memphis, 17.50c, unchanged; Houston. 17.90c. 15 points advance; Llttla Rock, 17c, unchanged. w York rroduce. New York. March 8. Butter Firmer: creamery higher than extras. C8f$3Sc; crenmry extras, 37c. Eggs Firm: fresh gathered extra Rrats. 344-:ic: do firsts, 23 3 24c. Cheese Firm Ka !' 5 o 1 1 1 91 5 mi 113 ji .i a 96 112 80 86 79 80 87 87 43 ! City i.f Mor.l.aux.. i r City nf ciiiiai j ...i', 9 I 'li y i.f c,.,,.i, a, 91 o City i.f l.v.ma s,., mi 141 I'liy of M.i rs ta ,. k 2 l ily of It It .I.in Hi. Ml I" City of y.url.li ..ll II Han Municipal ka A im ln 179 ln-p K-liic 7a 91 9.. I l,nin It.p ?4 aa R. 10 I loin of Can :.a 31 9 ."I Ivii.fcm 6 nolea.inn 9' ln 118 liulrh K I ml f.... 9 91 9i $n Kr.n. li limt 7s..HH lm .i 93 French Govt a....l"l n .( 21 .lapatiea 4a 75 75 76 24 Jap 1st 4a 49 49 7 King uf Belg 6a. ..Iii4 1113 mi 21 King of Hflg 7S.K 107 Jn fci King cf I'eii 6a... 9 97 98 21 King of Nnr s...110 109 tin 94 King of Swed 6a.lml 99 99 61 Rep of Chiln be 46,103 102 1"3 6 Hep nf t'rug ss...n !;. )n 23 8 of tjueenHlund J.to 107 m 39yls I'onf-d K...lir. 115 116 19t UKiHI 6s 22. .1114 104 104 in 1 K.;iur m 29. .ms 104 jns 130 VKlilt&f f.s 37.. 9 9 74 9 9 99 21 1' S of Brazil 8a.. 104 in J04 94 V 8 of Mexico 4a.. 44 41 44 70 U 8 of Mexico 6s.. 51 60 66 Railway nnd Miscellaneous Bonds. I Adams Expresa 4s.. 76 75 75 97 Am Ag Ch 7s...10l 100 100 18 Am Smelt t 89 88 89 141 Am Sugar lis .... 9 98 98 f.I Am T ft T col 0s.. 96 106 Am T A T cv 6H...112 II Am Writ Pap 7s .. 81 1 Amour ft Co 4s.. 87 1 At T A S F cv 4s 65 79 4 A T A S F adj 4s.. 80 49 At T A 8 F gn 4s. 87 1 At Cos Line 1st 4s. . 87 3 Atlantic Fruit 7s.. 34 8 Atlantic Refin 6s.l04 104 12 B A O cv 4s 77 77 13 H A O rf 6s 0 79 .10 H A O f.s 96 96 20 lie T Penn 7s. ..108 107 1077i 2 Beth Steel P M 6s. 88 88 88 3 Braden Cop 6s.... 96 96 96 1 Brook Edl g 7s SI). 106 106 106 14 Hrkl R T C ctfs 7s s 70 70 70 1 Jiush Ter Bid 6S... 89 S Csl G A K 5s 9.1 13 Can Nor 6s W87j 4 Can Pac deb 4s. . 22 Cen Leather 6s.. 19 C de Pasco 8s... 21 Ches A o cv 4s II flics A O cv 6s.. 2 Chi & Alton 3s.. 2 c n A Q Gen 4s.. .10 C B & Q Kef 6s... 97 13 Chi G W 4s 60 14 M A 8 P Kef 4S 58 7 C M ft S P cv 4s. 64 5 O M ft 8 P CV 5s.. 65 10 C ft N W Gen 6s.. 101 SCAN IV 6s.. 2C A N IV 7a.... 4 Chi Rvs 5s 77 23 C R I A P Gen 4s 81 4 C R I A P Rfg 48 78 2 Chi Un St 6s. ...114 10 Ch A Wes Ind 4s.. 70 32 Chile Copper 6s. . . 85 3 CCC A ST LG M 4s.. 79 3 Col Industrials 5s.. 72 2 Columbia G A E 6s 91 64 Cnn Gas 7 108 1 Corn Pro SF 6s .. 97 4 Cuba Can Sug cv 7s 80 19 Cub Amer 8s 105 5 Cub R R 7s 102 13 D A K It ref 6s... 47 2 Detroit Edison 6s.. 100 100 100 45 Dlam Match 7s..l08 108 108 25 Du Pon I) No 7s.l04 10374 104 12 Dunues Light 6s.. 102 101 102 17 Erlen Gen 4s 44 43 43 33 Fisk Rubber 8s ...104 102 104 1 General Klec 6s .. 98 98 98 108 Good Tire 8s 31.. 99 99 99 8 Grand Trunk 6s. ..102 101 102 S3 Gt North 6s 96 96 96 18 Gt North 7s 108 107 108 6 Hud A Man adj 6s. 78 78 78 12 1111 Cen ref 4s ... 84 84 84 10 llli Cen 6s 99 99 9974 ill Inter Met 4s .... 15 15 37 Inter Met 4s ctf. 12 1274 06 Inter It T 6s 63 63 13 Inter M M 6s 94 78 . 36 .1127i . 84 . 86 . 66 87 95 113 80 86 79 80 87 87 34 104 77 79 96 69 89 95 93 108 108 r Nnr Pa. If..' 4a ... 11 M a in; Nor Pa,. N ,11 17 n, n i? ,.ir 11.11 Tel 7-...l"l l nf l 'fa Cal lal I- . 97 a lire M I, ran la 4. t li W It It A N la. 74 77 7a lac ! K km ... I'ac T.-l TH .. i' 94 Packard llol ..! 99 J' II Pan Ani P A T ? . 97 97 91 43 Penn It K gai, 4a ? l 97 M JVnn It It gen la.. 9 : H Penn H It ka ...I'". I"5 r. I Per lnr. ref 9 9" 4 Plan I'll il.b as.. 91 96 95 I P a H I, ... i 91 93 I Port It L ft V a...u 13 l"J 4 Haading Gen la... 2 a.1 2 II H A lal 4a... ,i II k I A I, 4... 77 II fcl.ftHr I'r 4 n A IS H I. 8 F Mill r.e. 7s i 8 I, 4 8 V In.' (,a. : II fe Air I, Con i: 49 (19 8lncla.r I'll 7a.. 1 M Hell T T .'a.. 49 8011 Pac i v I". , , II Sou Pac Itfc 4a.. t 8"U Pan Col 4-... 1, 8o. Ry iVll 4a. . . I Sou Ry 1st 6a. . . . 13 8ou Ry lev s I H 1 It ho Htiw 7a. 1 Ktun Oil of Cal 7s. 106 in 3 8tee & Tube 7... 9. i lid T.. X. !-,, 1-f f,a. blU 61 I Third Av Ad) 6s...m: in: 102 16 l'mon Psc Jal 4a. ..90 9 90 II Union Pac ref Is.. 85 11 Union Tank 7a ...103 l'"J ln.1 1 I'liltid Drug ry 9a..l6 D'6 106 2 U H Realty A I in 6s 91 91 94 19 V 8 Rubber 6s ... 86 86 86 32 U K Steel 6 l'n 100 J00 i Uta Pow ft Llg 6s.. 90 89 90 3 Vlr I'aro Ch 6s... 96 96 96 5 Virginia Ry 1't 6s 91 91 91 1 Wabash 1st 6s .... 95 95 95 14 Weal Pacific is... 85 8.'. 85 West Union ..n7 1 l""a 17 West'house Eleo 7e.l06 106 106 7 W A L Erie R 4s 60 68 60 15 Wilson A Co 7s. 86 96 96 Total sales of bonds today war $13,- 816.000. compared with $13,791,000 yester day and $9,767,000 a year ago. 94 79 '.: 91 91 ff. 77 9 78 al 4 l.'S 94 79 : 91 94 9.'. 69 7 2 49 10 91 89 85 79 2 91 91 96 106 97 61 77 9 112 81 86 55 87 97 69 67 64 65 101 7 95 112 83 85 65 87 97 69 67 64 65 101 .106 106' 106 106 106 ins 76 7 li'i 81 81 77 78 113 114 70 70 85 85 77 79 72 72 91 91 107 107 97 97 80 0 101 104 102 102 46 46 16 Inter Pap Ref 6s.. 84 83 92 5 15 12 63 74 94 83 92 85 104 83 74 86 92 91 1 lnvin Oil 8s 92 6 Kas City Sou 5s . . 85 65 Kel Spring Tire 8s. 104 103 6 I.ackwan Steel 6s 20 83 8314 3 Laclede Gas ref 5s.. 86 86 10 I, S A M S 4s 28... 92 92 20 L S ft M S 4s 31... 91 90 1 Lehigh Valley 6s... 101 101 101 2 Lorillard 5s 93 93 93 1 Louis A Nash un 4s 90 90 DO 84 Louis ft Nash r 6s. 102 103 102 6 Man Ry 4s tax ex. 61 61 6174 11 Mar St Ry Con 69 87 87 87 10 Mar Oil Us, war... 99 99 99 10 Mex Pet 8s 102 10 1 74 1 02 90 Midvale, Steel 5s.. 86 86 86 25 MSP&SSM 68 102 101 101 0 M K & T 1st 4s... 76 76 76 190 MK&T ad 5s new. 50 50 60 13 MK&T p 1 5s new. 80 80 80 34 Mo Pac Gen 4s 62 62 62 13 Mo Pac Rfg 5s 23. 99 99 99 2 Morris ft Co 4s.. 85 84. 84 63 N Y Cen deb 6s... 9974 99 99 7N Y Cen col 7s. ..107 107 407 42 N Y Edison 6S..106 106 106 2iY.VH&H deb 6s 48 67 67 67 15 N Y Rys Rfg 4s Ctf 34 34 34 67 N Y Tel Ref 6s. ..102 102 102 6 N Y W A B 4s... 42 41 42 6 Nor A Wes cv 6s.. 105 105 105 23 Nor Paciflo 3s.... 61 60 61 Live Stock kaaaa I lly IJi Mock, Kansas City. March i'altlr lie. l.la, t 1 hal. .f altera In raH ion hravlaa, 90; ralira, el'S'ty In "' (atari goo. ,,n. ih.u. a leant inoatly lllll i; aim sera and fardere, steady lo ,; i h. traders. $ Ik. b' attlng, g.w Tea atn,'kra, 1.60; other rla generally at-ady: nlhr gradaa, ioa. ..ai'lrno; tanners and euiieia generally llouajISk; good bull inoatly IQu0t n, lloga lie. el pi a. 9 000 brad; matket mt'etiy ti:e lower than eairr.J' sverage; eo.n lal bids more; bulk, too and :s pounders In ahi.p.r. titty I" 1.6; bulk of aalra. II" :stf ! ;:.: park era Paul, itninttmco for too and 326 tiiin.lar; lining. fr a fa; nrnat pack ing sow around $ no; stock piga. e.ea.ly to airong: top. linlt: bulk around lin.io. Phaxp and 1-aniba IW-ipia, 7 noo head; no eheop efffred; iambs, grnrraily steady; rly top. 116.30. . St. I ah la Mie.tml,. Faal 8. I.oula. III. March i-sttle. rtereiuta. J.ioA head; bf al.cra, yean ling", bull. ai.Hkera and . ann. ia. stead v to atrong; clinic ateera, I'.no; bulk, tcf aleeia, ;000; beef rnwa Haadv If'O liighar; veal calveR, lead); Practical top. I !.; .bulk, $9.60lo.no. lloga Kerelpls. 10.0011 head: omnln aleady to higher, lop. $11.46; rinsed Kllh early advun.-a loat: bull: 170 In li'l poiind average. $11,261.1110; pt,. ll, al lop, $11.3"; pigs tl to 60c lower; 10V to 310. pound average. $3.2Ji) 10.26. 8hcp and Lambs Receipts. 1,600 head; ateady to 2Sc lower: lop, $16 US; bulk, good lam ha. 15.26iu)l6 6"; sheep, steady to 5e higher, shorn yearlings and 2-ar. old wether. $11.60; Ihorn wethera. $9.00. Mt. Joaeph Lite block. St. Joaeph, March 8. Cattle Receipts. 2.600 head; steady to weak; tar. $7. tin .66; cows and helfera, $l.00.2i; lalvea, $i.509.60. Hogs Krceipta. 1.000 head: market 15 lJ5 1m'r: ,op' 10,(,; '""Ik. $10.60 Sheep and I.smt.a Receipts, t.600 head; market ateady to 10c lower; lambs, $14 75 b 15.26; ewes, $8.5089.76. bead: p.arkat ntal.vr. Ha'l.i. ' ratli uu ihuI h. , loe.d aimi i. i w4 '; .ii" '"'. bi'i-' kaoahl aisiMI baail; N..i.l.r IT." lilxMij l.'P . I"1"- '4V li r. n i'd i" .! , Ua.r.l I" I !! lMdri. '" la . ....e l'..l'r iai MM " ei.at o an I 111.1 llripl t"MI !'' imimi i'i id; ! !' ;"! I.o.l. I..- $tl. bMlk. '- ! ,l,. lamb , $1J'. "'! ! ii;-. ..... I'P l-'S "". $. awl. !".$ li"'l" l-n't. Ill I blr I'faallH', ct.i.aga, ui.n imiMr-ry; ciaan..ix .lraa. '.; n', ;'eS ....!, 7 al It . e'an.iai.la. i'" l.a: ra"P. II"I rase; fliaie !!.-, ordinary fllais, iv!i llall ",. ' Itnaaia I Mjr I'rmlurf. I-ao.aa Cut , March !;'- I! Ill"f, llll f'c lluilae-- r.-baiir, I'oulir) - II. .... . lunar, ri. , spiing uii'hang.d, Kanas I Hy lla. Kantas I'Mv. . Mann -ll4 -In. lbsiife.1 I'l ! hlabci: lh...a allal'a, I. J,!.ifi 21 1. N l piatu. lil"iii;t; No I tnooihr. 111 II II. No. t ilofr, lll.i' II '. I hlrag I'rinllri , Clilcatn, lr.h a I'uuili) --A1lt, uii-itllied. Ml A : . 1 kA.t dill i"- Paaaanaaf Mint ft-reiKllI Sjrrnira. V T in l narl.ou' ami fouihainfion AlHITIMI Mar. 31 ,pr. II May 5 MAI rlfT IM ...Apr. 4 Apr. t.1 Mn 14 IKHK.Mi4RI . ...Sly an.liinefO Jniy II N. I, to llaltfaa. Plymouth, Clisrbour and llinbuif CAKOM4 Apr. N. r lo Queentown and I.lvarpool fAMFHUMA Mar. II 4IIIM Apr. I HCt Till A Apr. 2 May 21 inn tl N V. to Londonderry and Ulasgo AnsVKM ,Mr. 11 AK.KKIA . Apr. I May 13 Juno 10 N Y. to Near Bedford. St. Michaels, Lisbon, Gibraltar, Naples, Titrss, Dubrovnlk, Trleat tTAI IA Mar. It Boston to lindonderry, Livsrpool and Ulsago ssKll Apr. t Beaton to Queenalown and Liverpool I.AtdMV Muyl May 31 Jan tS Portland. )a., to Ilaliliz and uiaagow MTIRMt Mar.ao CAUSA MiHt Apr. IS Montreal lo Movlll and Gltsgow ATM KM Jon?? .ATIK.MA July 14 Only Cinidlan Steamship Lin calling at n Irian port. Apply Company' local Agts, Fverywbrr. WrffFr0irmEI00KI0a tLS Munn 8. Co. T,.w.r Rulldlnr. CRItMlin. Il.l,. Boletllfic Ainerlnn Itl.ls . WAHHIMiliiif. D. C. IV, l worth Rillltling. NKW YORK Ucbtn illilf.. BAN FOANCISCO. UAL. Omaha, March 8. Ttecelnta uere Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Official Mon.lav 8.09 9.f.f9 6.929 llfficlal Tuesday 7.240 12.499 Estimate Wednesday. ,20ii 14.000 3 days this week 24.638 30.058 Sams last week 18,993 35.136 Same 2 wks. ago. . . .23,626 39.875 Same 3 w ks. ago. .. .20.894 34.843 Same year ago 26,326 38,525 ,057 11,000 25.986 22.609 28.890 31,131 25,458 Cattle Receipts 9.200 head. With a liberal run of cattle Wednesday the mar ket developed some weakness and trade was slow at prices ranging from steady to 10815c lower than Monday. Best beef steers sold around $8. 508.60 and th. general market for beef cattle Is not so very much different from a week ago. Cows and heifers were In very good de mand and generally about steady, and If there, was any change In the stockera and feeders' trade it was In the direction of lower levels for tho less desirabie offer ings. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice beeves, $7.908.75, fair to good beeves. $7.157.85; common to fair beeves. $6.60 ift)7.10; good to choice yearlings, $8.00 9.00; fair to good yearlings. $7.257.86; common to fair yearlings, $6.60(S'7.25; good to choice, heifers. $6.75jf7.50; fair to good heifers. $5.606.75; choice to prime cows, $6.10()6.65; good to choice cows, $5.606.O0; fair to good cows. $4.86 5.50; common to fair cows. $3.004.5O; good to choice feeders, $7.1007.75; fair to good feeders. $ii.357.00; common to fair feeders, $5,766) 6.25; good to choice stockers. 7.258.00; fair to good atock. ers, $6.657.25; common to fair stockes, $6.006.6O; stock heifers. $4.506.26; stock cows, $4.25Sj5.60; stock calves, $5.50 7.75; veal calves, $6.0010.75; bulls, stags, etc., $3.605.50. Hogs Receipts. 14,000 head. Early trading was confined entirely to shippers on a basis of mostly 10c lower. The gen eral market after packers started trad ing was mostly 10 15c lower. Light hogs sold mostly from $lO.66fj10.75, with a top price of $10.80. Mixed loads and butcher weights, $10,60110.66, and rack ing grades, 19 50f 10.50. Bulk of sales was $10.5010 70. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 11,000 head. The market was very slow to open today and with a dull undertone trading was, largely on a basis of steady to 25c lower. Bulk of fat lambs moved at $16.00 15.23. with a ton nrles of $15.30. No feeders or shearing lambs were received. Sheep were strong to 60o higher, beat quality light ewes selling at $9.00. Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good to choice. X15.00ifTl15.30: fat lambs, fair to (food, tl4.6015.00; shearing lambs, $14.00 (14 50; feeder lambs, good to choice. $13.6014.00; cull Iambs, 31li.00ei2.00; fat yearlings. fI2.S09jrl3.en: fat yearlings. heavy, ja.aooi) 0.50 : rat wetners, ji.oot $9.60; fat ewes, light, $8.009.00; fat ewes, heavy, $6.008.60. How About Your Taxes? Will you pay the same taxes next year as you will this year? Insure a greater net income by investing your funds in Municipal Bonds. They are free from all Federal Income Taxes and taxpayers are no longer required to make a return of tax-exempt secu rities and the interest received therefrom. We offer: State of New Mexico 5 Direct Obligation. Maturities .1932-1952 Norfolk, Neb. 5 School ..J1929-1939 Cambridge, Ohio 5 School . . . , 1928-1938 Yield 4.60.5.00' 4.75-5.00 4.90-S.10 Neuces County, Texas 5 Road South Sioux City, Neb. 6 Intersection ' Serial. Optional. .1925-1934 5.50.5.75 1926-1937 5.50 INVESTMENT SECURITIES We will gladly give you further information if you will write or phone us for circulars, which will be sent without obligation to you. 1 feCorapsny V OMAHA kansas crrr ( Nioux City Live Stock. Sioux City, Ia March 8. Cattle Re ceipts, 3.000 head; market steady to strong: fel steers and yearlings, $7.25 9.00: warmed up fed steers and yearlings, $5.00i)7.00: fat cows and heifers, $4.50 7.50; canners, $2.60(S4.2S; veals. $5.00 9.00; feeders, $5. 00 7.60; calves, $4. SOW 7.50; feeding cows and heifers, $3.50 6.00; stockers, $5.007.2a Hogs Receipts, 8.500 head; butchers. S 10.5H ) 10. 75 ; market opened 5c higher, closed weak; lights, $10.7010.80; heavy mixed, $10.2510.25; heavy packers, $9.00 9.60. . Sheep Receipts, 20n head; market steady; hulk of sales, $10.50 10.73. 0 days Chicago to 10 NED ON PAR 0 Two day down the St. Lawrence River and Gulf only 4 days open sea, and you land in Chebourg. Southampton or Hamburg, if you go via lO Days to BERLIN Canadian Pacific Further information from local sttanuhip agents or R. S. ELWORTHY, 40 N. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENTS EVERYWHERE H. E. HARRIS, Res. Mgr. 701 Peteri Trust Bids;. Doug. 6816 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 - Chicago Board of . Trade Milwaukee. Chamber of Commerce Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce St Louis Merchants Ex - change Kansas City Board of Trade Sioux City Board of Trade Omaha Grain Exchange -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 ot thes offices axcept Kansas City and Milwauke ar connected with each other by private wire. It will pay you to g.t in touch with on ol our offices when wanting to BUY or SELL any kind ol (rain. We solicit your consignments of all kinds ot (rain lo Omaha. Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City and Sioux City. Every car receives careful personal attention. Updike Grain Company "The Reliable Consignment Home"