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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Live Stock
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, one Ki ha, in I'.I laluee K'day. and
It n Ih tiauel nominal Saturday niar-
l.'l rm Ktl ,-laaaea. In .lew "f he fed
thai Ihx O'kl rereinta of SI. (A head
lh larse-t of lha winter, fat railla
h-k hrl.l ii u all. Ural It. Br alruril
ir fur ll.' wr-k. ami whll plain unit
medium knule afa h.ieiy ataaily thar tiaa
liaurl no ,ii'alil rhang In all bar direr
l.un o a nil hr-il-ia ra at-ailv lo Si"
lusher, hii almkara anl feeders ara
i, ii. ai ir lowar and very dull
Nw loi a of I. IS an pirs, 17.50 nn
irif-r anil I nn prim row war
Mail during III Weak.
Ounfatlnn- "tl rallla: flood lo rholr
h-et-ea. ; a a. a 1 : fair In good heevra.
tl an. 7.7b: riiiunion ta fair haavaa, Iti lt'$
"t.n": a .will lo rliolia taarlliiaa, uow
a; fulr la ynillnaa, I7(in,r7t;
i nn. iimn in fair vrarllnaa. I tI
aiiuil in rh'H.a liaifrra. fn7S(7Sa: fair
I i iuiil h-lfara, I'. Bia 74: choir lo
prima nix. IHlSn4.. a;mit lo chnlra
rn. j,i,ui 10; fair to a""U r.w, ..
itb bo: I'liiiiiimn to fair rnwa. S2.7&&4 o;
KihiiI to i-hiilra frail-ra. 17 10 If 7.S0 ; fair
iti urtnd failara, l,2.'i 7.00; romninn lo
fair ('ili'ra. .'. Jiui :5 food tn rholia
almltara. 17 Knitf J Id; f ii Ir to (nod atoik-
rra. l.SOrT.!b; romtli"n to ralr alot-K
ara. 14 .udr !: almk halfara. Il lOtfH IK
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1.iii ltar"li!.. 4.no head. Tha mar
Vai hll alow lo opan Saturday
f.irly act va lalrr. about ataaoy witti
frlilnv'a 'loaa or IfiffaOo lowar than, tha
cnaral tuarkat, I. Ih' Doa aold moaiiy
frnm ftn 04f 1 (ISO with a lop prlr-a of
$10. J5 iaiil f.r una load. Mlxad maoa nn
luili liar waluhla aold lii"lly from I tnt
10.10, pai'kinic rilaa, $5 00T.76 and
trama tiaavlPN. Ig.&uTP.i'o. huik or aan-w
vaa ' mtrlo 1 b. I'rlf-aa at Ihla WPek'a
rln.a are t3tt;3e below tha ilosa last
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Sheap Rpcplpla, rtona. Fat lamba hav
baen In fair demand all waok and whlla
aavaral daya raKlalarad darlinaa thoaa
wara promptly regained Willi prleea at
tha eloaa ariowin an advanea of 23S5o
over laat waak. Top prlra at tha elope waa
1.V:S. Feedera and phaarlm lamba have
been moetly ateady and pheep alaady to
pirong; with an advance of 25 60c, beat
lnhi ewea aelllng at 19.00.
Quotatlona on eheep and lamba; Fat
Jamba, a-ond to choice. SI4.764T IS S5; fat
lamba. fair to food. SM ROffM.TS; feeder
Jamba, rood " rholc. 113.6014.00; cull
lamba. Iin.noff 15.00: fat yearllnsa, Dalit,
SIS S0 4tl.1 00: fat earlin.' heavy, S9 60
W10.60: fat wethera. i.75"i9 SO; fat ewea.
llphi. f8.00$r.00; (at ewea, heavy, 16.00
Omaha Produce
Furn!.hd by atata of Nebraska, a-,
partmant of agrlcultura, bureau ot mar
ket! and marketing: f
. LIVE POULTRT.
Wholeaaia Wholeaal
Uuylnf Pr. Selling Pr.
so.i.vo o.:o
.19
Sis. .
Rprlnga .....
Hens (light).
Hena theavy)
f'ocka
Pucka ......
Geeaa
.2.1
,12i
.1S
.12
.2S
.25
.24
.16
.23
.18
t0.2nff0.2S
.25
.25W
Oiiula, Mirch II.
Ijiwrr LIvrr(MtA cblei were re
sponsible (or a in Hie iiiiiul
lutline ft i lie Ctiiiakio future mar
kef. A(trr lliis lower range in the
rs.rly UHng, prkr ratlini on buy
iiiaT ly coiiiiui.iitiit houses and cov
rnng ol shorts on account of an
pctiej good drcrraie in the lirat
visible on MomJuy. The bulges dul
tint ImM, 4ih sJvaiice itirf ling with
srlling which was hard to trace. At
the clie prices generally are about
unchanged to a shade higher than
yesterday,
Keceii'tt of wheat in the Omaha
market were '8 cars; of corn, 61 cars:
of oats, II cars. Total receipts of all
kind. 1U7 cars, as compared with
14 cars laot year. Shipments to
taled 118 car, against va cars a year
ago. v
There was a good demand for cash
grain on the floor today. Cash wheat
sold lc to higher; corn went at
Die to 2c up; oats were ic to ric
up; rye was Jc up, while oariey was
unchanged.
WHEAT.
Va. 1 hard winter! S car, SI.M; I Mr,
S lit
No. S hard winter! 1 ear, SI. ST; I ear.
Il.!; 1 car. I.:.S 1 'ar. I per cant
dark,. II :S: I car. 7 per cant dark
amuityl. II 21: I r. mul7A," ,"'
No. S hard winter: I cae. II t7i 1
(4 1 par tent damaged). 1.S S r,
1124; 1 car, .l.muliyj. II SI.
No. S llow hard: 1 car. II.SS.
a.. . 11. .a .a.VJ l HrSl. 11.11.
No. S spring : 1 car (smutty northern),
"no! t rolled: 1 '
No. S niuad: I car, II. s prlnf.
No. 4 aprlng: 1 car, II w.
V. . ..I.lla; 1 car.' Sic! 1 far, DUO!
1 car hiPIr' 'hV.. i S'
v. u.i.11.. a pit. Lie: S car, pihci
S 'cara i.hippera' waighta), ll'.c; 1 car
(not lillleiii. e.c.
No. i while: I rare. 6IV40.
No. 1 yellow: I car, SJf. ,.u,-
No I yellow: 3 car (ahlpper1 weight),
"no.VHow?' c.r BIHe; I ear. He;
t car (apeclat blllln). Sic.
No. t mixed: S cara, tl':
No. mixed: 1 car, mc.
No. S mixed: 1 car.MUje.
No. S while: S cara. 3ici 1 car, IVie.
No. 4 white: 2 tare. 34c.
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No. S: 1 cr (apectai billing), SHi! t
cara. 4c.
No. i: I car, no.
HARt.ET.
No. S: 1 ear. Sic: 1 car, Sle.
No. 4: 1 ear. smc
M AHA. RECEIPTS AND SIIirMENTS.
Receipt!
Wheat .....
Corn
I Chicago Grain
BLOTS.)
Week Tear
Today. Ago Ago.
,.. 2 2 14
,.. SI S '
.. It 1 1
.. S 4
.. 4 3 1
.. 30 SI SI
.. SO US 45
., 6 IS II
.. .. 1
..2 1 1
Ry
Hurley ...
Khipmenti
Wheat ...
Corn
Oat
Rye ......
Harley ....
rRIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
IIH Sllbl.n I
Receipt! . Today. Wk. Ago,
Wheat 715.000
Corn 1,411.000
Oala 606,0(10
Shipment!-
Wheat SII.OJiO
Corn l.oos.niio
Oati 603,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES
Bushelp Trtday,
S6S.000
1.SS4.000
646,000
431.000
1,000,000
os, 000
Tr. Ago.
777,000
1,142.000
640,000
616.000
9H6.000
471,000
Tr. Ago.
Wheat and flour.... 279,"00 1 19.000
Corn 136,000 131,000
CHICAOO RECEIPTS.
Carlota Today. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
Wheat 21 S7 4g
Corn 510 292
Oata 113 t4
KANSAS C1TT RECEIPTS.
Wheat, ,
Corn
Oata ...
,12S
S5
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11
2S
, 93
165
1S
14
ST.
SS
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EGGS.
DRESSED POULTRT.
Blacs
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Cocka
Duck! .....
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Turkey! ...
Select
No. 1
No. 2
CrpfJJs
Caae count.. 6.00 6.2S
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints
freamery, tuo...
Country, best. . . .
Country, common
Butter Fat, S. Tr.
.16j
.23 .160)
.26
.38 ft
.18
.26
.20
.30 f
.urn
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.22
.20
.349
.32
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.20g
.26
.27
.20
.25
.20
.56
.86
.32
: .22
.36
.211
.45
.25
.24
.23
.21
.26
.20 ,
.17
.27
HAT
Prairie No. 1 upland... ...... .110.60011. OflU
No. 2 upland e.numiu.tj.
No. 3 upland 7.00 8.00
No. 1 midland 10.00W10.60
No. 2 midland 8.50 S.60
No. 3 midland 7.00 8.00
No. 1 lowland 8 00 9.00
No. S lowland 8.00 9.00
Alfalfa, choice 18.6019.S0
No. 1 16.6018.60
Standard 14.0016.00
No 3 11.6013.00
No. 3 10.00fCll.00
Oat straw 8.00 9.00
Wheat straw 7.00 8.00
t FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bannnaa, 7H J8o lb. Oranges,
Ire 216 and larger, SS.25".00; size 250,
S6.256.75; size 388. $6.006.50; size 324,
15.75.6.25. Florida Tangerines, per box,
14.00. Lemons, 15.60 87.50 box. Grape
fruit, 13.60 3 5.00 crate. Apples, according
to grade and size. Delicious, 33.5015.00;
Rome Beauties, 3.003.&0: Stamen Wine
ap. 3.603.76: Common Wlnesap, 13.00
4.25: Spltzenburg, I3.254.00: Black Twig,
13.00: Arkansas Blacks, I3.854.00; Ben
Davis. 13.00: Newton Pippins. $3.00.
Strawberries, 60c qt. Figs, California, 24
pkgs. 8 ox., 32.25; IS pkge. 10 o., 11.60.
Dates, Dromedary. 36 pkgs., $6.75 box;
Hallowll, 1416o lb.; Excelsior, 36 pkgs.,
13.00.
Vegetables Potatoes, per cwt.t Nebras
ka Early Ohio Nor 1, I2.002.15; Ne
braska Irish Cobblers, 2.003.15: Colo
rado and Idaho Whites, $2.25 ig2.60; Red
River Ohio No. 1. $2.252.50; Oregon
Netted Gems. 12.6502.75. Sweet Potatoes,
M.60S2.50 per bu.. Celery, tl.502.00 per
do. Lettuce, Head, 16.0006.2,5 crate;
Leaf. 65976c per dot Onions, Red. 9o
per lb.: Yellow, So per lb. Cauliflower,
13.50 crate. Cucumbers, hot house, S3.00
KJ 3.76 per doz. Carrots, 2V43c per lb.
Turnips, So per Jb. Parnaips, 33Wc per
lb. Beets. 2H3o per lb. Cabbage, New
Texas. S4e per lb. Tomatoes. 60c crate.
Toung Southern Radisbea, .65 1.00 per
Sox. Toung Southern Carrots, .8091.10
per doz. Toung Southern fleets. .90
1.10 per doz. Toung Southern Onions,
0c per doit. Brussells Sprouts, $5o per lb.
Khallots, 66$f70c per doz. Green Peppers,
30$ 35c per lb. Parsley, 4575o per doz.
bunches.
Nuts Black Walnuts. Bo lb. English
Walnuta, 30 35c lb. Brazil Nuts, large,
washed, 16lSc lb; Brazil, medium, 14
I'ic lb. Pecans, large, 2230o lb. Al
monds, aack lota, 28c lb. Peanuts: Jumbo,
raw, ll12c lb.: Jumbo, roasted, 1415c
tb.: No. 1 raw, 1ft 9o lb; No. 1 roasted.
tlfl3o lb.
Honey In comb, 33.7506.00 caaa,
HIDES AND WOOL. '
Beef hides: Green salted. No. 1 (late
lake off), per lb.. 506c; green salted.
No, 2 (lata take off), per lb., 46c: green
hides. No. 1 (lata take off;, per lb., 3
lc; green hides. No. 3 (late take off),
per lb. 23c: green aalted (old a took), per
lb.. 2 4c; green aalted bull hides. No. 1.
per lb, c; green salted bull hldee. No. 2,
per lb.. 2a
Horse hides: Large, each, 11.60; ma
Slum, each. 32.00; small, aach, $1.50; pony
and glues. 7Sc31.00.
Sheep pelts: Green sailed. to size
and wool, each, (0c$1.00; shearlings,
green aalted, aa to slie and wool each,
ke,:oc
Wool Choice fine and H blood, per
:b. 2025c: medium or i blood, par lb..
18 021c; low and 14 blood per lb., 15
17c: burry wool, per lb., 8c
Wholesale prices of beaf cut are as
tollowa: No. I ribs, 25e; No. 1 ribs 23c;
Ko. I ribs. 19c; No. 1 loins.- 27c; No. 2
Ulna, Sic; No. S loins, 11c; No. 1 rounds,
lie; No. 2 ronnda, 17c; No. 2 rounds,
I4c: No. 1 ehu'-ka, 104e; No. t cbucka.
Uc; N& 2 chucks. SHc; No. 1 Plates,
lc; No. PUtea, Hi No. 1 platja, 4o
LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Whaat 4(i SO
lorn 83 60
Oat 99 30
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis ....237 325 23S
Iiuluth 181 45 20
Winnipeg 453 328 861
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. March 11.
Art. Open. High. Low. Close. Test.
Wht.
May l.S6'i 1.37 1.35 1.37V. 1.87
1.35 1.37 1.36
July 1.17 1.18V4 1.16 1.17H 1.18
1.17V1 1.17 1.17
Ry
May 1.06K 1.07 1.06 1.07 1.06
1.06
July .96 .95 .95 .96 .96
Corn 1
May .62 .63 .63 .63 .63
.62 63 .62
July .65 .66 .65, .65 .66
.65 .66 66
Oats
May .39 .39 .39 .39 .39
39
July .41 .41 .41 .41 .41
41
Pork I
May 20.00 30.00 20.00 J20.00 20.00
Lard I
May 11.37 11.45 11.25 11.25 11.40
July 11.62 11.62 11.45 11.45 11.62
Ribs
May 10.90 10.90 20.85 10.85 10.90
July 10.60 10.60 10.60 10.62 10.65
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City. Ia.. March 11. Cattle Re
ceipts, 200 head: market steady. Com
pared to week ago, butcher stock, steady:
fed eteers, weak to 2oo lower; stockers
and feeders, steady: fed steers and year
lings. $7.258.75: warmed-up steers and
vcarlings. $6.00i7.00; fat cows and
heifers, $4.807.50; canners, $2.&04.25;
veals. $5.00l)9.00; feeders, $5.007.60;
calves, $4.60 7.50 ; feeding cows and
heifers, $3.506.00; stockers, $5.007.15.
Hogs Receipts, 3.600 head; market
steady, 15c lower; butchers, $9.9010.20;
lights, $10.1510.39; mixed heavies, $9.50
9.86; heavy packers, $9.009.25.
gheep Receipts, 300 head; market
steady; bulk of sales, $9. 90 10.20; west
ern lambs, 15.25. -. . t
Kansas City Livestock.
. Kansas City. March 11. Cattle Re
ceipts, 460 head; for week killing calve
mostly $1 lower; stock mostly 60o lower;
all other classes very uneven, but mostly
steady; top beef steers. $8.0.
Hogs Receipts, 1,200 head: market
very uneven, around steady with yester
day's msrket; no shippers buying; top,
$10.65: bulk of salea. $9.7610.6O; bulk
weightier mixed loads. $10.0010.40;
throwout sows, mostly $9.00: stock pigs
for week, mostly 76c$1.00 lower.
Sheep Receipts, 1.600 head; today'! re
ceipts direct to packer! and on through
billings; for week, sheep 6076e higher;
lambs, steady to 16o higher; top, $15.o0;
feeding lambs. 26 50c lower.
St. Lonla Livestock.
East St. Louis, III., March 11. Cattle
Receipts,. 300; compared to week ago,
beef eteers. yearlings, beef cows, bulls
and atockers and feeders mostly 21c
higher; canners and veal calves steady.
Hogs Receipts, 4.500; opened steady to
10 lower; later market dull, mostly 35c
lower: top, $11.00: bulk, 160 to 260-pound
averages, $10.7511.00; packer sow!,
steady: bulk. $9.50; pigs, steady.
SrieepReceipts, 600; compared to week
ago. aheep and lamba mostly 25 to 60c
lower.
St. Joseph livestock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. March 11. Cattle
Receipts, none; market nominal; iteeri,
$7.008.75; cows and heifers, $4.25
8.25; calves, $5.509.OO.
Hogs Receipts. 1.S00 head: market
about steady; top, $10.10; bulk, $10.1.
10.65.
Sheep and Lamb ReeelpU, T.000 had;
market nominal; lamba, $14.10016.26;
ewes, $8.0068.75. -
New York Frodnce.
New Tork. March 11. Butter Firm;
creamery, higher than extras, 89AHc;
preamery. extras, 3939c; creamery,
firsts, 3538c.
Eggs Unsettled: fresh gathered, extra
firsts, 24S5c; firsts, 2324c
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, March 11. Butter Higher:
creamery extras, 37c; firsts, 3236c;. sec
onds, $O031o; standards, 34c
Eggs Lower; receipts, 18,368 esses;
firsts, 22633c; ordinary firsts, 21c; mls
callaneoua, 3121e.
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS
Omsk Mas Uaaael W la.
Chicago, March II. Trading; in
grams has fallen off materially. With
sentiment strongly divided price
liuctuationt were somewhat erratic
Wheat wai alternately weak and
strong and closed higher to 1-4
lower, with May showing the most
strengtli, lorn was l-.'iiS-oc high
rr, oats unchanged to H higher and
rve 1-Jc hicher.
Despite the heavy liquidation
which wai on in all grains early in
the week, the net losses were not
severe. The finish was well above
the low point, with wheat 2 J-8(if
4 3-4c lower, corn unchanged to 3-Uc
lower, oats I MGU 1-Zc lower and
rye I J-(aI j-oc higher. Provision
were under oressure the greater part
of the time and closed witn tara on
62 l-2(ii65c and short ribi 27 1-2&
40c.
General selling on disappointing
Liverpool cables, which closed 1 l--d
lower in the face of the itrength in
America Friday, carried wheat oil
3-4(al l-4c at the itart. The local
traders were bearish and sold freely,
but their overconfidence led to their
undoing. A bulge of 1 3-4(ai2 l-8c
from the Inside figures followed. The
advance was completely lost at one
lune. but evemns uo tor tne wecK
end made another strong rally just
before the close.
May Whpsl Stronger.
Map wheat showed more strength thtn
lha July. Tha (ormap gained e on ih
transactions for the day. Tha traders ware
mora diaooaad to ray attention lo tha
world's statistical position. Thst remains
decidedly strong, whll th recent moisture
In lha aouthwest and prospects for
mors tended to weaken th July. Out
side Interest wss limited. Export dp.
inand was generally reported aa siow.
but th milling demand la steadily Ini
proving with sales hers of 21,000 Bum
ala Recelnta 19 cara.
Strensth In corn cams mainly from
buying by local profeaalonals and with s
light trade, a higher range waa easily at
tained. Prices fluctuated rapidly. Export
demand at ths saaboard was rather slow,
but there wers sales of 160,000 bushels
hers to ths eaat with 15.000 bushels to
domestlo distributors. Sample values
were o higher, with receipt 111 cars,
Country offerings small.
Bulk of the trsde In ssts wss In
spreading between the May and ths July
at aDout zo dirrerence. in tns main
th market followed corn. Shipping sale,
were 70,000 bushels with receipts 120
cara
Ry showed mors strength then other
grains snd whlla eaalsr at on time with
wheat, ths market ahowed a etrong un
dertone snd oressure wss Itsht. Export
demsnd waa sgaln in evidence st ths sea
board.
Pll Nots.
The unprofitable level of hoe- nrlcea.
from ths packers' standpoint, brought on
a bulky attitude which Influenced tha
aelllng of future products and resulted
In considerable realising and forced liqui
dation by weak holders. This left tha
general position or product much stronger,
but made no great change in tha buddIv
of ths raw material," said W. L. Greg
aon. "Pending development -of th domestlo
trade- and until foreigners digest their
recent large purcha.es, tha wheat market
Is likely to be mote or lass unsettled,
with refluent setbacks." said Slnrero A.
Co. ,
Russell's new said: "Outside of a fair
dmand for corn early. Inactivity featured
the export market. No important busl
neaa was disclosed."
Liverpool cabled that Wheat buyers hsd
not as yet regained their confidence.
Plats wheat has been placed st lower
prices and there have been moderate tak
ings of Manltobas. There Is only a mod
erate bualneas passing in corn in 'th
United Kingdom.
Argentine cables said weather condl.
tlons were favorable for corn.
St. Louts wired: "Our bard wheat Is
about lc under Chicago, May, and we
have only about' 200,000 bushels in store.
Unless there Is s radical change in con
ditions between now and May 1 -our
spot wheat will sell close to Chlcaro."
Soma dispute in Tngard to Liverpool
closing wheat prices was settled by re
cshllng, ths decline ot ld being con
firmed. The American ITomlny company esti
mates percentsgo of corn back on farms
at 40.76 per cent, wheat. 40.63 per cent,
and oats, 20.60 per cent. - It estimates
condition of winter wheat at 87.06 per
cent.
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
UmatiS) Has savai V) Irs.
New York, March 11. The only
incident of large financial iutcif.t to
day was the reduction of its oliuul
tiiacount rate by the Hank of trance.
This cut from i -i per cent to S had
been expected. The downward ten
dency of money had of late brrn
felt on the J'aris market as elsewhere.
Futhcrmore, precisely at the late.t
reductions by our federal rcerve and
by the Bank of llngland has been
preceded by reduction of the inter
est rate on treasury short term luiius,
so the French bank's action had been
foreshadowed by a similar reduction
in the rate of the French govern-
ment'a io-calicd "defense bonds.
l'aris has been the slowest of the
European money markets to decline,
but the world-wide tendency could
not be. resisted. Ihesc changes at
London and l'aris have not yet been
accompanied by further reductions at
our federal reserve, where the New
York rate has not been changed since
November 2. Hut the London rate
is now only at a level with New
York ami the rans rate tun 01 i
per rent hiKiu-r.
r.irnan,a .m..
Today's markeia war mad up of n
.Ik.. ,etmn,t dacllll III foCi-lgO ft
change. In which, however, sterling did
not resch the low point f Ihs .
further rscovery In wheat snd eoril. whii-n
iipiiunht nrlcea 3a a bushel abovs the
wpek's lowest; continued strength In the
Inveatrnsnt bond market .and moderate
fun her rise In stocks. tne isai nanieu
movement wai not of Important scop;
perhaps Its main significance lay In the
I act that, coming at ths weeks close, It
app.rantly .Indicated on which aide of
the market speculative commitment! have
been ths larger. Taken as a whole, the
weak hps been marked by a considerable
advancs of prices, ranging from I to 4
potnta In a fairly long list of atorka.
Sterling exchange closed mors or lea
uncertainly and It la poaalbla that the
political situation may sxert sn inriuerce
on next week's market. Soma Idea of
ths trend of th tanglbl Influences will
be gathered when ths reports of the
February foreign trad of England and
the United Slates are befors us. Today's
cables brought the weekly report of the
German reichabaiik, showing increase of
1.903,000,000 marks In the paper circula
tion. This makes the psst fortnight's ex
pansion , 303,000,000 and, notwllhstsnd
ing Ihs one or two weeks of reduction
earlier In the year, leavea the total 9.
000,000,000 marks abov where it stood
at tns clos of 1921,
'New York Bonds N. Y. Curb Bonik
New York Stocks
Range of prices of tha leading stocks
rurnisned ay i,ogan A iiryan, sis reters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Friday
High Low Close Close
T. A 8. F. 97 9614 97 96
Bait. & Ohio 37 871, 37 37
Canadian faclflo .136 135 136
N. Y. Central
hea. & Ohio..,
Great Northern
lllnols Central
K. C. Southern
ehlgh Valley ,,,
Mo. Pacific
N. T. & N. i:...,
North. Pac.
Chicago N. W
Pennsylvania fly.
Reading
C. R. 1. & P
South. Pacific ...
South. Ry
hi. Mil. & St. P,
Union Pacific
81
.. 60
.. 78
..101
.. 26
.. 59
.. :z
.. 18
.. SIU
..
ar
74
40
85
21
23 !i
133
80 ti
69
77-
101
25 H
68'4
22',
17
R0
69
36'Ti
74
40
81
20
81
69
78
101
26
69
22
18
81
9
37
74
40
85
50
I....
Am. Car Fdr
Allls-Chalmera
Am. Loco
Baldwin Loco.
Ileth. Steel ,
olo. F. &
ruclble '
Am. Stl. Fdry..
Mldvnlo Steel ..
Pressed Stl. Car
Rep. T. & Stl..
Ry. St J. Spgs..,
loss-Schef. - ....
S. Stl
Vanadium
STEELS,
136
80
s
22,
17
80
69
36
74
40
81
30
23
132
New York Cotton.
New York. March 11. Cotton futures
wera generally steady and quiet today un
der weak and professional evening up.
Tho scattered short covering that de
veloped with the outset was due mainly
to the Influence of the continued wet
and cold weather in the eastern belt,
which wis regarded aa unfavorable for
best crop preparations.
The list was 3 to 8 points net higher
at the opening, Liverpool Interests and
local shorts being numbered among the
pit buyers on the call. New Orleans and
room longs were sellers, while Wall street
traded both ways. Steadiness was the
only feature after the call. Prices slipped
off to about on a level with last night's
closo and some of tha later options
dropped a few points under.
Spot unchanged, 18.66c -for middling
upland.
Southern spot markets were: (Jal-
veston, 17.80c, unchanged; New Orleans,
17.00c. unchanged: Savannah. 17 sa nn.
changed; Augusta. 17.26c, 13 points de-; Teiaa Co
cnnc; Memphis, 17,50c, unchanged; Hous- Union Oil
'. '---i-i uncimiigeu, little ItOCK,
17.00c, unchanged.
naconda. ......
Am. 8. & R. Co.
Orro Do Pasco.
Chill
Chlno
Inspiration
Kennecott ,
Miami
Nevada Cons...,
Ray Cons
Seneca
Utah
. 47
.111
.108
65
68
33
30
68
60
ii"
94
37
.. 49
.. 50
,. 35
,. 17
,. 27
,. 40
.. 29
.. 27
.. H
.. 14
.. 13
.. 64
OILS.
.. 61
., S7
.. 63
.. 1
17
132 133
155 1SS
Chicago Live Stock. '
Chicago, March 11. Cattle Receipts,
500 head; comparaed with week ago,
beef eteers, steady to 15o higher, strictly
good and choice grades showing the ad
vance; extreme top for week, $9.40; she
stock, 25 to 40c higher with fat cows
and heifers up most: bulls steady: light
vealers, unevenly lower, mostly 60c off;
stockers and feeder! mostly 10 lo 16c
higher; common and medium grades slow.
Hogs Receipts, 7,000 head; lights, 10
to 15c lower, others steady to 16c lower
than Friday's average; better grades
fairly active; heavy mixed, slow; shippers
bought about 1.000; holdover moderately
light; bulk, $10.6011.00; - pigs, about
steady; bull desirable, 100 to 126
pounders. $9.259.60; with stronger
weight! dp to 110.21.
Sheep Receipts, 6.000 head; today'! re
ceipt!, practically all packera direct. Com
pared with week ago, best handy weight
fat Jamba snd shearing lambs about
stesdy; yearling! and . weighty lambs,
atea ydto 25c higher; matured sheep,
mostly ooc up.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn.. March 11 Wheat
Receipts, 237 cars compared with 239 cars
a year ago. casn No. 1 nortnern, $1.45
1.49; May, $1.40; July, $1.31.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 6162c.
Oats No. 3 white, 33 34; barley,
51 62c
Rye No. 2, 97 91
Flsr No. 1, $2,5I2.63.
. Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, March 11. Potatoes Steady
on Russets, wesk on other stocks: re
ceipts, 68 cars; total United States ship
ments. 797 cars; Wisconsin round whites,
sacked, $1.6501.75 cwt.; bulk. $1.75 1.90
cwt. ; Minnesota round whites, packed.
$1.60491.70 cwt.: Idaho rounds, packed.
Il.701.70 cwt.: sacked Russets. $1.75
2.00 cwt., but mostly around $1.90.
St. Lenis Grain.
St. Louis, March 11. Wheat
$1.52; July,' $1.13.
Corn May, 61c; July, 64014.
Oats May, 39 c; July, 41 c.
Gen. Asphalt
CoBden
Cal. Pet.
Island OH ...
Invincible Oil
Mexican Pet 127
Middle States .... 13
Pacific Oil 60
Pan-American .... 67
Phillips 35
Pierce Oil 7
Pure Oil . 30
Royal Dutch 63
Sinclair Oil 23
tS'and Oil, N. J. . .177
. 40
. 17
White OH 10
MOTORS.
Chandler 73 73
General Motors ... 10 10
Willys-Overland .. 6 6
Plerce-Arrow 16 16
White Motor ..... 41 39 ;
46 46 46
109 110 110
107 107 106
64 66 64
27
67 68 67
33 33 33
29 30 30
68 68 69 '
50',-j 60 60
ii 36
94 94 94
36 37 36
S.
48 49 48
48 . 60 48
34 35 34
17 17 17
26 27 26
39 40
'28 29 28
27 27 27
14 14 14
14 14 14
13 13 13
63 64 63
61 61 61
36 36 36
52 62 52
1 1
16 17 17
125 127 125
13 13 13
49 49 60
67 67 66
34 34 34
7 7 7
30 ' 30 30
62 63 63 -
22' 23 22
17S 175 178
45 45 45
17 17 17
-May,
, Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. Mo.. March 11. Wheat-
May. $1.15; July, $1.10; September,
$1.04.
Minn ea pells Flour.
Minneapolis. Minn.. March 11 Flour
Unchanged.
Clearing Hoses 8 tat era eat.
New Tork. March 11. The actual can-
dttion of ths clearing hous banks and
trust companies for tbs week shows that
they held 110,401.150 In excess of legal
requirements. This is an Increase of $42,-
455.610 from last week.
London Mete Is.
March. 11. Bar Silver 32 d
London,
per ounce.
9 10 8
73
10
6
16
41
73
10
6
16
88
102
Studebaker .......103 101 103
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flak 15. 15 15 36
Goodrich 40 39 40 39
Kelley-Springfteld 45 44 45 45
Keystone Tire .... 16 16 16 16
Ajax ' 36 16 15 36
U. S. Rubber 61 59 61 69
INDUSTRIALS.
Am.' Beet Sugar.. 40 40
A. G. & W. 1 30 29
Am. Int. Corp 44 43
. emair. !t0
Am! Tele 122 121 122 121
American Can ...
Central Leather .
Cuba Cane
Cuban-Am. Sug. .
Corn Products. . ,
Famous Players,
nnneral Electric .
Ot. Northern Ore.. 34
International Har.. 92
am H. & L., pfd. 68
V. B. Ind. Alcohol 49
Int. Paper 46
Int. M. M., pfd... 70
Am. Sugar Ref.... 72
Sears-Roebuck ... 68
Stromsberg 44
Tobacco Products.. 60
Worthington Pump ....
Wilson Co 41
Westlnghouse Elec. 68
Am, Woolen 89
40 40
29 29
43 44
28
l.u. 44 44U. 44
. S6 35 35 36
. 13 12 13 32
, 24 '24 24 23
.106 105 105 105
,. 84 82 84 83
15KU. 153U, 156 163
3iea a.?s
93 92 91
68
48
45
70
72
67
43
60
iHi
66
89
MISCELLANEOUS
68
48
46
70
72
68
44
60
41
57
89
68
48
45
70
72
67
43
60
47
41
66
89
Am. Cotton Oil... 26 25i 28 26
Am. Agrl. Chem. 40 40 40 41
Am. Linseed 31 31 31 31
Bosch Magneto 39
Continental Can... 69 59 69 69
Cal. Packing 73 73 73 7:1
Colum O. & E..., 80 79 80 79
Colum Graph .... 2 2 2 2
United Drug 66
National Enamel.. 87 25 37 36
United Fruit ....140 340 140 141
Lorlllard Tob 153 152 153 152
Philadelphia Co.., 36 35 35 34
Pupllman 117 116 117 116
Punta Alegr Sug. 40 , 40 40 39
Retail Stores .... 46 45 45 45
St. L. S. F 28 N28 2R 28
Va. Car Chem.... 36 35 35 36
TotI sales, 660,000 shares.
Money Friday close, 3 per cent
Marks Close, .0040c; FTiday close,
.003 9 c.
Franca Close, .0S93e; Friday close,
.0897 c.
Sterlln Clos, $4.35; Friday close,
14.36.
New Trk General.
New Tork, March 11. Wheat Spot. nr..
settled; No. 3 red. $1.44; No. 2 hard,
$1.45: No. 1 Manitoba. $1.68 and No.
3 mixed, durum, $1.41 c. L f. track New
Tork t arrive.
Corn Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow and No.
I white. 76o and No. J mixed, 76c c.
L f. New York all rail.
Oats Spot, steady; No. 2 white, 470
47c.
Other Articles Unchanged.
(The Bee it the only Omaha
Newspaper which publuhti the of.
fiicial close of tht New York stock
exchange bonds.)
N Turk, Manh II - I'ollosii.g sr.
tail a s hill, I" snd fleeing ri.a. of
fuii.la os in- Nw lurk aim.it pnhangp.
nil Hi luisl sale or Para send,
I Bll4 Blsles rkaads.
fair lln l eo) High Ii. rioas
;3 i.iti s ; a pi i
is in, i.i ua ,, r 4 : is : i
f.t Lib nd 4 ,. ! 44 .! SI.44
4-3 I. ll M 4,a 43 . U pa 4
"l l ib sill 4S .. ' ) ' 7 S4
J Victory s ..ll ol eJ
IIS VMnry 4 , .! I J I0.t
foerlga, Lovernniefit, Sitsls and Munlelp!
Dales. High Jw Cl.iaa
I It ef reran Ss ..,,110 1H 110
a a II or MulurSUI S. B9 3''
ii of (,iin ... Sl l'i
13 I I of I. Mine ( Si's H '5
3 CI of Slarsalilas Is i 1
13 i of Iti Jsnap la.ioi S
I ii or scum n is ....III in in
ti lan Municipal Is A.l" ll
S3 I'o of b-lne 7s J 1
Immin llepub Sa.,, o $
3 I 'inn i'an ta 31... $ l
Jl I hi m tan Sl nut. 99 19 9
4 Jiiit Kas Ind ...... SIS 9i S.
S3 French do 7s...oi loo t
Kren.K tluv p 14 I'l'i 11
2 J a pa he. 4s 7f. 71 71
17 Jap Jat 4a .1 19 ',i
King iimgium .....mos l"i
1 King Koigium 7',,s.l. !" 1"
114 King of Jim 91 11 '
17 King of Nor Ss ....ll II 11
14 King Sweden Sa...nO' 99 l"0
Kepub Chile Ss 44. .I"4 1".1 I4
3 Itepuh I'rusuay s..flT 107 107
4 Kts gueenaiand 7s. 10 ) lol
5 Hwp i 'on fed ....llt 115 1161,
II I'K III! I Ss :!.l3 0 03
74 I'K llll A I Cs 29. 104 104 104
S3 l'K (ill A I SS 27, 99 91 99
14 It K llrssll Ss ....104 04 104
10 U S Mexico 4s .... 44 43 43
Railway and Mlacellsneous Honda.
2 Adams Kip 4s .... 76 76 71
2 Alaska II M d SsA. 9 S 9
26 Am Ag I h 7s ..101 101 101
S Am Smelt Ss 81
10S Ant Sugar r.s .... 99 9 99
3 Am T e T col Ss.. 9 95 IS
11 Am T T ( Is ..114 113 114
1 Am Writ I'sper 7s.. 81 l 81
S Armour 4- Co 4s. 87 87 87
9 A T 8 F gen 4s.. 17 87 87
1 At Fruit Vs 34 34 14
1 At Refining 1...102 102. ln-
T H It O cv 4 77 77 77
3 11 at O ref 6 80 89 SO
13 11 O ll 97 94 9
10 Hell T Penn 7s... 10S 108 108
1 Ileth Sleel ref Ss.. 90 90 90
S Ileth Steel I'M 69.98 8 88
SHUT I'o ct 7s st. 70 70 70
21 Hush Ter Tlldg Ss. 89 81 89
19 Can Nor s ....106 in. lo
41 Csn Pso deb 4s.... 77 77 77
31 On leather 6s.,.. 96 94
1 Car de Pas 8a 112 112 112
3 Ches Ocv 4S.. 84 84 84
21) 'hes It O cv 6s.... 88 84 84
3 I'hl B & Q gen 4s. 87 87 87
3 ('. B Q ref 5s... 974 97 97
Jl f! B I sen ts ns. 76 14 75
2 C Gt West 4s .... CO 59 60
23 CM HP cv 4 84 64 64
2 CM SP cv 6 65 66 66
3 C N W 6 106 106 106
3 Chi Railways 6s... 77 77 77
21 C R I p ref 4s... 78i 78 78
S C Un Sta 6 US 114 116
2 Chi & Weat Ind 4s. 70 70 70
7 Chile Cop 6s 85 85 85
t CCC & SL GM 4s.. 77 77 77
1 Col & Sou ref 4s. 87 87 87
1 Colum O & B Cs .. 99 99 99
4 t-nnsni Has 7a ....108 107 108
4 Cub Cane Sug cv 7s 83 82 82
i t u nan Amcr ks ...104 104 104
6 Cuban R It 7a... 10214 102 102
z J XI & Hud CV 68... 92 92 92
Pet Edison 6s. ...101 101 10
6 Dla Match 7a...l09 108 109
10 T P D Nem 7s.. 104 104 104
Ii Duques Light 6s. ..102 103 102
M Erie Gen 4s 44 43 43
3 Erie Con 4s 68 68 58
Flsk Rubber 8s. ...104 104 104
3 General Elec f 98 98 98
S Goodyear Tire Ss 31.100 99 100
1 Granny Min 8s ... 87 87 87
Grand Trunk 6s ...102 102 102
43 Ot North 6s .... 9S4 96 16
103 Gt North 7a 110 108 108
S Hit Con ref 4s.... 78 78 78
1 llll Cen 6s 99 99 99
92 Inter Met 4s.... 13 11 13
43 Inter Met 4s ct.. 12 31 11
376 Inter R T 6s 61 69 60
40 Inter M M 6s 94 94 94
10 Invlnc Oil 8s 9.1 91 92
2 Kas City Sou 5s.. 85 85 85
17 Kol-Sprlng Tire 8s. 104 106 106
20 L S ft M n 4s 31 .. 92 91 91
B Lehigh Valley 6s.. 101 101 101
2 Liggett ft Mcy 6s., 94 94 94
13 Man Ry 4s tax ex.. 60 69 69
2 Mark St Hv CO 6s. 88 87 88
2 Marland Oil 8s Wa. 99 99 99
4 Mcxt Petrol Ss 101 103 108
1 Midvale Steel 5s.... 8S?J 86 86
31) M H P & SS M 6s.l02 101 102 -
28 M K T 1st 4s.... 76 76 76
23 M K T adj 6s new. 60 60 60
.17 M K T pr Ii 6s ne. 80 80 80
us mo racinc gen 4a.. 62
1 Mont Power 6s.... 94
1 Nat Ry of Mex 4s 25
3 N O T & M 5s ... 67 .
31 N Y C deb 6s
60 N Y C col
61
84
25
67
6:
94
25
67
.100 100 300
.107 107 107
29 N Y Edl 6s 106 106 106
0 NINH & H d 4s 57 47 47 47
9 N Y T ref 6s 102 102 102
1 N Y We & B 4S. 42 42 42
39 Nor ft Wes CV 6S. 106 ' 105 1011
17 Nor Pacific 3s 61 61 61
74 Nor Pacific 4s .... 85 84 86
6.1 N P G N .1t 6s 107 107 107
7 Nor Sta Pow 6s.... 89 89 89
55 Nor Bell Tel 7s. ..107 107 307
13 O S L ref 4s 90 89 90 .
2 O W R R & N 4s.. 78 78
6 Pac O & E 6s SfA 88
19 Packard Mot 8s... 100 100
1 Penn R R gen 4s 87
87
8 .fenn R K 6s....l06 106
1 P R L & P 6s..... 85 85
4 Reading gen 4s.... 82 82
21 R I A ft L 4s.... 75 78
6 SL & SF p 4a SA.. 69 69
17 S L & S F adj 6s., 79 78
105 S L & S F Inc 6s.. 62 61
SSL South 1st 4s... IS'i. 76V,
31 Sea Air Line co 6s. 49 48
f8
88
100
87
106
85
82
78
69
79
61
76
4
, 86 Slno Oil 7s 102 102 102
J .iti sou i'aclllc cv 4s.. 89 88 81
47 Sou Pac ref 4s .... 85 85 86
1 sou Ky gen 4s .... 62 62 62
2 Sou For Ri Su 7s.. 96 95 96
6 Stan Oil Cal 7s 106 106 106
' 1 Tex & Pac 1st 6s.. 92 92 92
31 Thir Ave adj 6s... 60 60 60
16 tin Pacific 1st 4s.. 90 90 60
.1 Union Tank 7s.... 103 303 103
in um j-rug cv 8S....1U6 aoa iut
3 U S Rubber 6 86 86 86
11 U S S teel 5s 100 100 100
2 Utah P & L 6s .... 91 90 90
4 Virg in Ry 1st 6s.. 92 92 92
1 West Pacific 6s ... 86 85 86
11 Wes'house Eleo 7s.. 106 106 106
5 W & L E ref 4s. 69 69 69
2 Wick Spen Ste 7s., 97 97 97
61 Wilson & Co 7s.. 97 96 97
Total sales of bonds today were 18.-
794,000. compared with $15,469,000 yestor-
aay ana $5,540,000 a year ago.
' New York Coffee.
New York, March 11. Earlier week
advances were followed by slight reac
tions in the market for coffee futures
here today. The opening was 6 points
lower but there was only a little scatter
ing liquidation for over the week-end and
after selling off to 8.96c at the Btart, De
cember rallied to 9.03c. Other months
held about steady around tha opening
figures, with the market closing at a net
decline of 2 to 6 points. Sales were es
timated at about 11.000 bags. Closing
quotations: March, 8.80c: May, 8.89c;
July. 8.91c; September, 8.93c; October,
8.96c; December, 9.00c.
Spot Coffee Quiet: Rio 7s, 9 to 9c;
Santos 4s, 13 to 13c.
Money 2 per cnt. ' '
Discount Rates Shirt bills. '$!
per cent; three months' bills, 3 SSA Pr
City Hay. ! Ths following quotations are furnished
Xansa City, mo- Jlarca 11. asy Iby Logan Bryan:
Unchanged. I Armour Co., pfd 98
It-ommonweatta ,aisoa 1,0 .tin
Continental Motors 64
Dsjrsth. JUan., March 11. flag Befl I Hartmsn Corporation, com... ...... .10
Chlcag Fnsdtry.
Chicago. March 11 Live Poultry zTlsh
ti fowls, 2lc; rlas. jcj otlllojj), track. IMt Mi airlTs,M,llfcl$,iwi)By. JacNsU Ubby..ausl
w York pry Goods.
New York. March 11. Wide sheetings
were revised InV price to a basis of 6Sc
for 10-4 goods. Some of the narrow bleach
ed muslins were placed on memorandum
with prices to be on a lower basis when
made. The demand continued light, al
though about 5,000 bales of brown sheet
ings were aold this week for export to
near east ports. Yarns were Irregular and
quiet with curtailment threatened tn soma
mill centers. Linen markets were steady.
Staple cotton hosiery prices were made
on a lower basis, no change being made
in wool or ailk goods. Underwear was
quiet, except for a apnt demand for light
weights. Wool gooda were quiet and
silk unchanged.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, .Ga., March 11. Turpentine
Firm. 80c; sales, 73 barreia; receipts,
1? barrels; shipments, 199 barrels; stock,
20.876.
Rosin Steads', sales, 861 casks; re
ceipts, 286 casks; shipments, 25 casks;
stock, 65,048 casks.
Quote: B, D. E. F. d, $4 00; H. $4,000
4.02; I. $4 05: K, $42T-94.30: M, $4.95;
X, $5.30; WG. $5.76; WW, $6.00.
Kansas City Produce. .
Kansas City, March 11. Eggs 01e
highar: firsts, 21c.
Butter Unchanged.
Poultry Unchanged.
Bar SQTer.
New Tork, March 11. For.Iga Jar
Silver.. 14 kc;; Utiles dollars,;. 4c x ;
V
Nw T'k, SUi.ri l,r'wllsait Is
eamnlei Hal ttt ludu'i liuM"iiu on
Ih Near lork l utli .Usd inatket lip In
(lose, a lib l of 4 'h l.u and III
high, low snd laat I'r.'.i
lUifitta.
tales. Il sh ! l'is
tu Allied I'aek.e .... .4 i.
Joe Alnad I'aik lf,. 7 '
! Am I. T I' "1
ti Am T T :J..,I" !" !
Am T f tl,.l"'i !""' l""le
ae Ant Tab 7 II I"' J"! J"
(e Anaconda '( ...
Pu An I'uv 1 ! ...!"; I'." l"!
to Anitaur A I'o 7i..H lls l"3S
3000 li.rn.ilall la ...... 9
I cm lleavar Hi. a id Pa, ,.41 ! l
6I llelh Plteoi Is :l.,IO fill !"!
I0 Hem KIIPvl Is Si. .101 l"l 1J
luo i .n Nat Ky so, Js.luP't 1" !"
ion I'.nt Hieel 9
I.UOOI'ulum Uraplio Sa ., 44 41 4
loo Consul Teanl ., SI l 7
jeonoi'iinaol lias Halt 1.l2 11 lul
7oeo Cuban Tl 7e....04 n ul
oti Jiuiiues I st I. Ia,ll i4 101
r40i.0iial.ua Nig Hit Js.lt HIS l"IS
loos Goodrich Tire 7s...
lo0 ii,a Trunk S ,.Ja l"i 15
1000 Hems i'o 7s lul'1 Jiii'i l.i
1000 Hood HulitH-r 7s.,.. Vv .
llnnolliitiilila nil 7s ,..,0 jn J
ion Inler It T a 3!.... 1
27ooot,aelad Gas 7.... !
It'iOvManiiitti 7s ...... 91
4'"' Nat l lo A hul Is ..112
4m N.t Leather S ... 91
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jonoi'ub Her Cu NJ 7.
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IrooOHears Ro 7s I3..,l"04
jooo Hears Ito 7 23... 99
$oo Hhswahaen Is ,
linooskelly (HI 7s
JO00 Holvsy CI Sa.,,103
700s Sou II T 7a lo:
JOt'O Hian Oil Nf 7a 2.l7
MOOOKian nil NT a..luU n 100
jooo Hun OH 7 10 l''0 lno
S000 Swift I'o 7s :i..l'i l"l nj
jooo Taisa A Co 7 ..,.101 ll ' 101
(00 Tol Edison 7a 14 1"4 104
Jooo 'n Oil l'r.,i 1 .... 9.1 93 91
loOOOV'sruum Oil 7s ....107 1"7 li'7
SOOO Warn Sug 7s 41.... 94 94 9'a,
6oo0Wcat Klactrln s...J6 loS 10
4000 Winchester 7 ... 91 SS IS
Foreign Honda.
700 Argentln 7s 23.... S8 Sl S8;
S3000Swlas Ss 100 100 100
New York Pried Fruit.
New Tork, March 11. Evsporited Ap
ples Steady.
Prunes Quieter.
Apricots Nominal.
Peaches Firm and actlv.
ltalslna Quiet.
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Hearing Called
on Livesloek
Freight Hates
Iiivrbtipaliiin nf Cliarp:c of
DiVriiuiiiatiuit Apnitt
Ontalta Will lie 1 (rani
Hire Manli 20.
A, V. Stryker, secrelary-trfli:
niaiiagcr of the Omaha Live Stock
Cxchangc, received notice from the
Interstate Commerce commission
advising1 that the investigation which
it instituted recently into the Ne
braska intra and interstate rates on
livestock had been set down for
hearinif before a member of the
commission and a speciat examiner
at Omaha, commencing' March
The hearing; will be held in the
ofiicei of the Omaha Chamber of
Commerce.
"The reasonableness of all live
stock rates will be inquired into in
this case," said Mr. Mrykcr. "but
particular attention will be Riven to
the rates on the Kiirlincton line ami
its branches north and west of
Aurora, which were raised about to
and a half years ago, purffuant to an
order of the commission in the case
of the St. Joseph and Kansas City
Live Stock exchanges against the
t:.. H. & O. K. K. company. J It
Omaha Live Stock exchange has
made strenuous efforts to secure a
rehearing of these cases and a re
adjustment of rates, which are
crossly discriminatinir against this
market and preferential to our com
petitors.
"At this hearing it will he absO'
lutcly essential that we have a mini
ber of witnesses from the territory
along the line of the Burlington and
its branches to testify concerning the
unreasonableness of the present rates
to Omaha and to the fact that the
large majority of shipments of live
stock in this territory move to Oma-
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Municipal Bonds
ARE
Safe Investments
We own and offer an extensive list of hiijli-Kradn county,
city and school bonds at prices to yield from 4.50 to 6
per cent free from federal income tax taxable only
1 mill in Nebraska.
United States Trust Co.
AI filiated with
The United States National Bank
1612 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
I4 and the ritnee of ery een
rrotp-rniintry iiniiit tiium between
the Uuiliiiatoii, I iiii'U I'jiini: ami
Norihwrklnn railroads (or Imsiiim
from this teriitiiivV
Kx-Sol'liero at nrllnue
iNiiooi .Mago Tint Parly
Vets at tht Ikllivue Vocitioiul
Iraliiiiii,' school put on their fnt
party Saliirday nieht in the gunna
siuui. The stln'r oifhestra made
it Itrst appearance. Dancinn and
oiher entcitainiiieiit occupied the
cveninc
Until now the Amctiran Lesion
auxiliary fuinihlied an entertainment
every Saturday night.
There arc ISilcx-ervice men regis
tered at the school, Instructor Mor
tal! said,
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i Local Securities
W will buy, uhj.cll
BO Fairmont Creamety, p(d.
20 M. t. bmilh, pld.
2S Union block Vatdi.
ZO Omaha I lour Mill., pltl.
at) Douglas Motors, com.
40 Nab. Tits A Rub., pld.
SS Nat'l Amer. !ne Im.
SO) font, (is V Mac., pld.
Kit Kl-k. I'.-ar n ( A
A.k (or quotation.. 1 1
Omaha Stock Jl
!i & Bond Co. ;
2S0 Trier Trutt Bldr.
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THE WONDF.R OIL FIELD
OF THE WORLD OPPOR
TUNITIES GALORE
SIO derrick.; over 100 ell
wells producing approxi
mately 200,000 bsrrsls
daily; flow Increasing each
week; 30 tank car loading
rack.; S pips lines being
built over 600-mile ares; 2
lines completed, daily ca
pacity fiO.OOO barrels; 420
56,000-barrel storaps tanka
being constructed by Mag
nolia, Sinclair and Hum
phreys; many fortune, be
ing made and created dally.
I have "insido lirlormation"
on future development.
TREMENDOUS profits un
der my plan. Unchallenge
able rrferences, I have paid
large CASH dividenda be
fore. Do not loss out un
this deal. Limited number
accepted. Mail coupons im
mediately. Y. E. Hildreth.
P. O. Boa 1815, .
Fort Worth, Texas.
I would like to make 40
for ONE on my Oil Invest
ment. Send me details.
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5.30 to 6
Nebraska Municipals
Free from all Federal Income
Taxes and Surtaxes. Subject to
only one mill Nebraska Taxes.
Garden County
Court House and Bridge 6's
Due 1932-1938
Prices to yield 5.30
Grant County
School District No. 5 6's
Due 1928-32
Price to yield 5.50
Milford
Intersection Paving 6's
Due 1940 '
Price to yield 5.75
Wayne
District Paving 6 12'
Due 1929-39
Prices to yield 6
Circulars describing the
above issues will be
furnished on request.
QmahaTrust Company
Omaha National Bank Building
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
Name . .
City or
Town . . .
Will Wheat
Sell at $1.75?
If it does, big profits will be made by
all who are prepared for such a move.
DA IN TDAIM7DC
w un i ii i nnwianw
secure expert knowledge on markei 1
factors and sstoundingly sccurate thjl j
cast ot coming moves through our 64fvice. J
WRITE TOO AV for Free Trlp.1 ef oar Dally
Grain Letter Service for one week.
PCWARD'S GRAIN SERVICE
Dept. O. B. 407 Webiter Bide. Cbiore. ID.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
It means that ymir money Is absolutely sfe.
We 'solicit mantin accounts on a ronaerratlre
basis. Bank and Trust t'o. references gladly
furnished. We tnke up your account, be sami
3100 or 1100,000.
in Dunne, sine, 1004 1 1
KENNEDY & CO. f
74 Broadway, New York City
SAFETY AND PROFITS
IV STOI'K MARKET TRADING. Learn HOW
to combine Ihrse In ycur traiiinji by the use of
Stock Privileges
With J40 to $12,1 you ran trniia In 100 shares
or any stoolt. Write for KREE explanatory
folder Su. 14.
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NEW YORK
PAUL KAYE
PUTS and CAI I S WHAT ey are
' U'J ana WLL,J HOW THEY WORK
Tlieir use In Trailing In W.ll Rt. clearly
eiplolneti In our KRKI? BOOKLET Kn. 48
ruchmaan Co. 68 William St. Niw Vark
Writs For Our FREE BOOKS 0a
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lower Blinding. CHICAOO, ir,L.
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Do You Own
Victory 4ZA Notes?
VICTORY 434 Notes sold yesterday at about 100
at which they yield about 4Vs. This was due to
the fact that the Secretary of the Treasury has offered
to accept them at par in payment for a new issue of
434 Treasury Certificates maturing March 15, 1926.
You can either make this exchange or sell your
Victory Notes and reinvest the funds in Ne
braska Municipal Bonds yielding from 51s to
6 or farm mortgages yielding 6 and 6Vg.
Ask for our list of such offerings.
This privilege may be withdrawn at any time
by ths Treaaury Department and it i impor
tant that bolder hould take prompt action.
, BOND DEPARTMENT
You will find our street
level safa deposit vaults a
very convenient place to
keep your valuables.
Peters TriusT Company
Peters National Bank.
"Farnam atyfrroteaatk ,
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