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THE Ufcfc.. OMAHA. SATtltUAY. MARCH 13. VJ22.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Live Stock
Omaha Gram
Omaha, Vsrth tf.
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lla-eiple in Veille, Hess.
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Total receipts
ninHOHITION HKAP.
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Moans in
I.lntela forking Co, ,,,, IT
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Hoffman Mis. I
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Ho Omaha CifMni C. . I
lient.iH Van Kant I
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Jnhn Starve? II
Huiiislns-r A Oliver
F. O. Kellogg ., 17
r I'. t-eig It
Ma -Kan, C A 47. 10. ... I
J H. Host A Co tt
W. H. Van Hani A Co. ... II
M.rthrlmer .(fl .... 17
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Total
..Mil m 11:1
t'sttlew Receipts, bead, rattle of
all rlaaaa were slaw, at about ateady
prlrre ...y, both demand and supply be.
l( limited. Nothing choice offered.
Steer valuta hevs declined on an sverage
nf about too thta week, carrying tha best
il down lo H2twl.lt and putting th
built at I.i'i)7;s. Cowa and hellers
wer unevenly 166 60s lower, and atork.
ara and feeders bava declined 2te thla
week, prices being mostly too lowor than
at tha high llm two waeks no.
Qvjniatina on cattle: Good to choirs
beeves. IT.ttVI.IS; fair to anod bafvp.,
t Tll7 .sos common to fair bcovaa. !.:
T: aood to choir raarllnca. 17.60
lilt; fair to rood yaarllnia, ta ItwT.Sn;
cnifimon to fair yaarlniKa. M.ltttt.T&:
ood to cholca halfara, I..710' ; fair lo
cood hrlfora. !1I0I I0; cbolco to prima
rowa. laooctto: (004 to cnoira coa.
li.t'iffl O; fair to food cnwa. II 0f$ li;
common to fair rowa, tMoai.tt; cood to
holra fardrra, MlitH.tO; fair to (nod
faedrra, f 3f,l.75: common lo fair ferd
ara, IS 6O0t.lt; food to cholca atnrkara,
II 00O-T.U; fair to food alockara. ta.419
T.00; common to fair alockara, il.HQ .It;
alork halfcra, 4.t()t,:t; atock cooa, 14. 2t
01 10; atork calvca, IS. 7401. 00; veal
IS.tO0l.lO; bulla, aiata. etc.. 11.10
ralvM.
0i.li.
No.
it
I
II
BKEF STEERS.
Ar. Pr. No. Ar.
,119 T Oil IT H75
,in;a 7 IS t Ill
.US. T Tt IT 10a
6TKERS AND
. ttt 1 IS
HEIFERS.
Pr.
T 10
T IS
T 16
T..
It..
I..
I..
JO..
. I..
1..
1..
107
..1011
..10SJ
.. IJ0
cows.
4 7?7 I 76 7 JOH 4 5S
11 7 I :t I Ill t to
1 tl f 75
HKIFER9.
74 t ItO !..
:t t IS J".,
tit t 0 I..
7tffl 7 00
STOt'KERS AND TEEDERH.
7S S t 7IS f 76
t S
BULLS.
1 83 1 15S0 4 00
4 30 .
CALVES.
SO 1 4S0 7 00
Hora Rscalpta, 1,200 brad. Thera '9
a' llrht run of hon today, which moved
moatly ataady with yratcrday'a general
market, packers and ahlppera both telni
nctlvo bidders. Light hoaa aold moatly
from t.eO0.7O, with a top price 0f j 7S.
Mixed loada and butcher welahta. 19.35
1.10. and packing gradee, t.7S0l.3t, with
eilreme heavlea 8.2i0S 7S. Bulk of salea,
It.40fiit.t5.
HOOB.
,.1S9
..173
171
No. Wt. Sh. Pr. No. Wt Sh. Pf.
34..So0 140 19 00 IT..34S ... It 10
65. .305 ... 9 20 7!..!S 140 9 36"
17. .117 ... 40 64. .IHt ... t 4S
40. .223 ... t 60 74. .227 ... t fi
7. .224 70 t 60 67. .239 ... t 65
74. .211 70 9 70 40. .199 ... 9 75
Sheep and Lambi Recelpta. S.700 head.
Tha fat lamb market waa actlva today, a
good clearance being made early at prlcea
ruling atrong to 15c hlaher, bulk of Iambi
elllng I1S.OO01S.2S, the latter prlca top
for tha day. Feedere were ateady, tome
poor vuallty thin lamba averaging around
SS pounds Belling at 112.50. Ewes were
ateady to. atrong, fair quality ewea selling
at 19. 2S.
, . Quotations on Sneep Fat Iambs, good
Mo choice, S15.00$fl5.J6; fat lamba. fair to
good, J14.004j)14. 50; shearing lamba. 114.00
14. 50; feeder lamba, good to choice,
I13.SO014.OO; cull lamha. 110 00012.00;
fat yearlings, light, I12.SO013.OO; fat
yearlings, heavy, II 50010. 50; fat wethers,
Sft.OOTMO.OO: fat ewea. light, l8.EO0t.2S;
fat awes, heavy. 6.00.60.
. FAT EWES.
Av.
14
FAT LAMBS.
82
FEEDER LAMBS.
S3
62
No.
43 fed
!40 fed
Pr.
IT 50
15 IS
2 fed
106 fed
11 SO
12 SO
' Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, March 17. Cattle Receipts,
3.600 head; shestork and bulla steady to
atrong, other clansea eteadx: lop beef
steers, IS.6S, weight 1,279 pounds; bulk
beef steers, 17.258.00; fat cows and
heifers, 14.7506. 25; bologna bulls largely
14.0004.25; bulk veal calves, I7.i0 8.00.
Hogs Receipts. 23.000 head; opened
largely 5o to loo lower than yesterday's
average; closing wenk and lOo to ISc
lower, some lighter wetghts off more;
shippers bought about -4,000; holdover lib
eral top, 10. SO, early; practical limit
late, 110 40: bulk. 19.90 10.30 ; pigs weak
to 26c lower; bulk desirable, 100 to Im
pounders, $S.75fT9.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 7.000 head;
slow, mostly about ateady, closing weak
to lower; fat wooled lamb top, IIS.TS, to
city butchers: packer top, 315.50; shorn
lamb top, 113.00; ewes scarce, top, 15.75.
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City. March 17. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1.050 head; beef steers and she
stock, steady to weak; best steers offered
37.65; odd cows, 36.2606. SO; most lota
under 16.00; good heltera, IS. 5006. 75;
calves around 60c lower; best grade
vealers, 13.0006.50; other classes slow,
steady.
Hogs Receipts, 2.000 head; mostly
steady; beat light shippers, 110.06: heavier.
Ko to 10c higher: packer top. 19.90: 25
to 325-pound. $9.60 to $9.90; bulk throw
out sows, 3S.50; stock pigs, ateady up to
$9.00.
Sheep Recelpta, not enough to make
a market; three loada new Mexican lambs,
$14.60; about steady.
Omthi. March 17.
' Liverpool market had a revertal of
form irtrtay and tpot wheat wi un
chtneer to Jj hiiher with future!
iii higher at our opening lime and
clotinf 2H4 hi-rier.
A Berlin despatch iiyt that the
uerman minuter ol finance an
nounced that the entente finance
minister are coniidrnnir an interna
tional loan for partial liquidation of
bermany a rrpiration debt. Thi
newa mat reflected in a better feel.
me and brought ttronir eoinmntion
house buying and covering of ihortt
ant rrtulted in a higher range of
value in the tiny tettion of the (u
ture market. Hich winda were re
ported in portion of Kama, blow
ing out the wheat a tome teclioni
are itill dry. Trier at the dote
were harply higher for all commodi'
tiet.
The heavy run of corn wa the
feature of the movement in Omaha
today. 132 cart of that cereal being
reported in. Receipt of wheat were
i car and of oatt 20 car, totaling
.'01 car of all kind of grain. Total
(hipment were 103 car at compared
with 1J7 car a year ago. There wat
good demand tor all cutset ol
cram on the local market today and
at most of the alr were made dur
ing the early trtsion our cash nricet
do not reflect the full advance. Ac
tual tales of cash wheat was made at
price ranging from 2&Jc up and the
c!oe of the market was about 5c up.
aie of corn were ViQWtC up on
the dote a cent higher. Oat sold
JilSI'aC up on close 'Ac higher. Rye
was 3'jC up and barley firm.
V 11 RAT,
No. I hard winter: I ear. 11.1114; I
cars. 1. tt: a cara. 11.11.
No. hard winter: 1 car. 11.13, near
dark; I car. 11.21; t car. 11.27; 1 car.
l.3; 1-3 car, tl.II; 1 car, (73 per cent
dark smuttyl. It. II; 1 car (smutty), 1. 30.
No, 1 hard winter: 1 car. Il ia.
No. t hard winter: 1 car musty 1.1
par cent damaged), II II.
no, i durum: i car, ii.ie.
No. I yellow hard: I cars, 11.71. ,
No. I yellow hard: I car. II 26; 1 car,
l 24 (3 per rant beat damaged).
No. t fallow hard: 1 car, 11.1!; t car,
It IS.
No. I mixed: 1 ear fdurum amutty),
11.11; I car (durum amuttyl, II
No. I mlxad: 1 car (durum emuttyl,
11. 0T; 1 car. (durum, very smntty), 11.06;
I car (durum smutty heavy), ii.oa; l car,
(durum smutty), II. ol.
No. 1 whit: 1 car especial billing),
Uc; 1 car, (shippers wts.), IScj t cars,
IJViC.
No. S white: t cars, ISMc; 1 car, (spe
cial billing), 63 c ;
No. 3 white: 1 car, t:tc; I car, ezc,
car, t2e.
Sampl white: 1 car. 40.
No. I yellow: I cara, ItVic
No. 1 yellow: IS cara. S3Vie; 13 cars.
S2e; 1 car. (no bill), tlHci 1 car, (old
billing), 11 Uc.
No. 3 yellow: 4 cara, c.
CORN.
No. 1 mlied: 1 ear, (near yellow),
SI Via; 1 car, lie. . . , '
No. I mixed: I 1-1 cars, tOlic; 4 ears,
.... .
No. I mixed: 1 car, (near wnuaj.
car, tOlic; 1 cars, SOc
Sample mixed: 1 car, (14. per cent
damaged )i 49c. -
uii c
No. S white: 1 car, 36c.
No. I white: I cara, (apodal billing).
Be; t cars, 84V4c; 1 car, 4c
No. white: cars, o.nc
Sampl white: 1 car, JJ'SC
No.
No.
RTE.
2: 4 cars, 14c.
3: 1 car, Jc
No. 4: 2 ears, t3c; 1 car, i:ie.
BARLET.
No. 3: 1 car. 67c.
No. 1 feed: 1 car, 56c.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
St, Louis Livestock.
Bast St. Louis, III., March 17. Cattle
Recelpta, 800 head; market. generally
steady: good 1.347-pound steeds. 38.00;
bulk. 17.00 7.75; veal calves, closing un
evenly lower; bulk, $6.5009.00; eany top,
$9.50.
Hogs Receipts, 1,000 head: market,
steady; top, $10.50: bulk. 170 to 220
pound averages. SlO.2501O.r5; built 240
to 310-pound weights, $9.75 f) 10.20; pigs,
steady: bulk desirables, 15. 2509. 26; pack
ing sows. . ateady, IS. 6O01O.2O: pigs,
steady; bulk desirables, 8.26 09.25; pack
ing sows, 38.SO08.7S.
Sheep Receipts, 200 head; nominally
ateady.
Sioux City Lire Stock.
Stoux City, la., March 17. Cattle Re
ceipts, 600 head; market, killers. 10015c
higher: atockers firm; fed ateers and
yearlings. I7.OO08.3S: warmed up steers
and yearlings. IS.OO06.T5; fat cows snd
heifers. 34.OO0T.OO; cannars. 11.7503. 75;
veals. 14.0008.60; feeders. 15.0007.00;
calves. 14.5007.26: feeding cows and heif
ers. I3.350S.SO; stockers, $5. 0006.75.
Hogs Recelpta, 4.000 head: market
ateady, lOo lower; butchers, 19. 3609. SS;
lights, !9.66.5; mixed heavies, 19.000
t.30: heavy packers, t8.OO0.5O.
Sheep Receipts, tot head: market
steady; hulk of sales, 19 30 09.60. .
St. Joseph Live Stack.
St Joseph. Mo., March 17. Cattle Re
ceipts, 300 bead; market steady: steers,
ll.TS0l.35; cows and heifers. $4.0008.00;
calves. $4 60 0-6,00.
Hogs Receipts. 1,100 head: market
ateady to 5c lower; top, 19.15; bulk of
sales, tt.7001.15.
Sheep Receipts, 7,500 head; market
steady; lambs. $14 21011.25; ewes, $9,000
I7S. .
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, March 17. Botter tjnchaagedj
Eggs Unsettled: receipts. 12.517 eases;
firs la. 33 0 33c: ordinary firsts, 10031c;
mlacellaneoaa, 32 012 He-
Today.
e.13,000
722,000
381,000
Wk. Ago,
812.000
1,383,000
639,000
313,000
162,000
810.000
Receipt
Wheat ..
Corn ....
Oats ....
Shipments
Wheat SSI. 000
Corn 6 7 6,000
n ... 680.000
TOTAU lLlAltAni.E,D.
Toaay.
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Flour
Wheat and Flour ..
Bonded wheat
OMAHA REJCEIPTS
Tr. Ago.
828,000
1,026,000
672,000
708,000
tSl.OOO
518,000
Tr. Ago.
38.000
180,000
233,000
1.2OT.O0O
169,000
1.000
238.000
112.000
AND SHIPMENTS.
80,000
176,000
Receipt
Wheat . ,
Corn . . . ,
Oats
Rye .....
Barley . .
Shipment!
Wheat
Corn . . .
Oats
Rye
Barley . ,
(Carlota.)
Today. Wk. Ago.
84
.132
.20
. It
. 1
. 33
. 44
. 23
26
68
7
2
25
85
13
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots . Today. Wk. Ago.
Tr. Ago.
36
56
7
1
2
60
72
2
1
2
Tr. Ago.
33
Wh.,t 12 24
Corn 36 230 215
Oats 71 8 8 84
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS. .
Wheat 2 63 128
Corn 43 41 62
Oats 1 '4
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Wheat 72 73 95
Corn S3 B5 62
Oats 10 '32 32
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis .....13 387 265
Duluth !.. 79 " 8 17
Winnipeg 487 31 111
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TTpdike Grain Co. DO. 2627. March 17.
Art. Open. High. Low. Close. Yeat.
Wht.
May 1:36 1.S0H 1.35. 1.38i 1.354
1.35 1-38 1.361,
July 1.17 1.21H 1.164 MIS 1-1614
1.17 1.19H 1.16H
Sept- 1.11 LIS -Licet 1.12 1.1014
1.11 H
May 1.05 1.07 1.0S 1.06 1.04i
July' to ' 7U 95U 96 4
Corn
May 61 63 61 12 61 U
62 61
July 64 tSH 64 65 4
; 64 -
Sept 66 18 66 67 . 66
Oats
May I -SdS 39-l 38 . .St . S8'4
38 38
July' 40 41 '40' 41 40
40
Sept -4154 42 41 42 41
Pork I
May , 30.00
Lard T I
May 11.17 . 11,40 11.10 11.40 11.20
July 11.35 11.70' 11.27' 11.65 " 11.35
Ribs - .
May 10.80 10.17 10.80 10.7
July T10.4 -. 10.40 10.37 10.40 -
Minneapolis Grain. -
Minneapolis, Minn., March 17. Wheat
Receipts. 139 cars, compared with 267
cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern,
JI.B101.65; May, 11.44; July,
$1.23.
Corn N. S yellow, 62062e.
Oats No. S white, 8334c.
Barley 496!c. ,
Rye 5fo. 1, 98 099c. 1
Flax No. 1. $2.6J!.S8.
Minneapolis. Minn., March 17. Flour
Unchanged to 25o higher; In carload lots,
famlry- patenta quoted at 11.00 a barrel
in 96-pound cotton sacks.
Bran 2.B.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, Mo., March 17. Close
Wheat. May. 11.16; July, 11.12; Sep
tember, tl.OSH.
Com May, tte; July, lte; Septem
ber. t2c.
S4, Louis 'Grain.
St. Lools. March 17. Wheat May.
11.34; July. 11.16. Corn, May, 60 0
0c; July. flc Oats, May, 39c;
July, 41e.
Kn City Predace.
Kansas City, March IT. Eggs Un
changed to 2c higher, I1031c
Butter Unchanged.
Poultry 2o lower; ben, lie; springs.
15a.
Ctdeag reentry.
Chicago. March IT. Poultry Alive,
lewer; fowls, lie; springs, 27c; roosters.
Chicago Grain
Financial
Flaxseed.
Tu!ath. Minn..- March 17. Flaxseed on
track I3.S301.S5; arrive, M10
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha ft le4 It lr,
Chicago, March 17. Grain mar
ket howed Hrength. tentinient
was decidedly bullish and while there
at free selling by long on the way
up, the finish v. at with net gaint of
Zf'iJ l4e on wheat, 1 I -4 I 1-Jc
on corn, 3 4!c on oats and 2 cent
on rye.
At no time were wheat price low
er than the previou day' dote.
Strength in Liverpool and Winnipeg,
combined with the decidedly bullish
local sentiment io much in evidence
the previou day, retulted in a ready
absorption of offering from com
mittion houtn on the break. Each
bulge carried value into new ground
on the upturn.
At the top May wat up 10 cent and
July 8 7-nc over the low of Wed
netday, while the finish was on
reaction of around 1 ti 1 l-2c from the
outside figure. A house with tea'
board connectioni was a free buy
er of July, which went to 17 l-2e
under May at one time and there
were intimation! that the purchases
represented hedges against sale of
new crop to Germany for deferred
shipment. The difference widened
out toward the last when general
commission house telling appeared.
Crop report were rather favorable.
although green bug are now spread'
tng raptdlv in Oklahoma.
Mills rres Hovers.
Milling demand for cash wheat ahnwa
Improvement and mllla were free buyers
or May at Kanaaa my. At Minneapolis
nnur sslea were larger and aample val
ues higher as compared with May, Local
milling asl.a wars 9.000 bushels and 26,-
too buahrts Manltnhaa at eastern Isk
ports waa o.1 abroad. A Chicago cash
hand',e whn hae made an extenalve trip
through Europe waa nut with a bullish
Interview on the worlds situation. German-
bought around l.ooo.ono bushels Ar
gentina whest on passage. Liverpool
closed !d higher.
A leading local professional was a free
buyer f corn, and with wheat strong,
an advance nf I 01 He over the previous
oay a rinisn was easily attalnea, the fin.
Ih being on a reaction of o from the
top. At the outside Slay was up 4c from
the low of Wednesday. Receipts of 71
cars were the smsllest In weeks snd with
Industries buying the rssh gained o on
the May. Shipping sales here were 34.000
bushels with 300 000 bushels sold sbroad
imm the seanoard.
cash houses sold oats freely, but th
atrength In other grains more than offset
mis. i no rinisn was about the top. Some
erort nuslnees wsa under wsy at the
seannarn wltn aales of 300.000 bushels
i ananian t a relatively low price reached.
.-ample prires were firmer as compared
rlth the May. Recelpta 60 cars.
Local shorts -were free buyers of rye
and there was also good buying by houses
with seaboard connections. Some export
"""'" ws put tnrougn. out the Quantl
ties wers not given.
Pit Notes, a
We continue to feel that the unusually
early demand for new crop wheat from
abroad la of great significance," said
Harria-Wlnthrop. "There Is again a good
demand for July-August shipment wheat."
Sentiment on wheat has been changed
a great deal by tha reports of conditions
on the other side, credited to a lesdlng
eporier. i nis sutnority is or the opinion
that Europe will need all our old crop
surplus and will taks new. wheat In
volume. 1
Buenos Aires was 2o higher for wheat
ann. uncnanged for corn, m
Northwest houses were good buyers of
wheat which there waa selling early by
some of tfie houses that were buyers for
eastern account, yesterday.
Considerable profit taking -wag on In
corn early, but tha much smaller receipts
hse made a more bullish undertone. Re
ceive look for small arrivals for a month
or ao.
After the March-April shipments of
wheat from the southern hemisphere are
out of the way there will be a big de
mand from Europe for what whest we
have for sale, according to E. F. Rosen
baum, who has just returned from abroad
where he' made an exhaustive study of
the food situation. He said that in aome
way means would be found . to finance
purchases.
Logan A Bryan's crop reporter wires
from Mexico, Mo. : "Kansas City to Mexico,
most wheat fields look good, showing fair
to good growth. Soma bottom land fields
either are or have been under water: all
very wet; no spring field work being1
done."
July wheat wsa In better demand at
times than the May. J. Roeenbaum buying
of July was a factor In narrowing the
discount under Slay. Crop news, however,
was generally favorable.
Russell's News wires: "Export Interests
are confident of good wheat demand from
the other side. Expected that France will
buy about 127.000,000 bushels. Italy will
be In the market and Greece will be after
2,000,000 bushels or more In two weeks."
Boston Wool.
Boston, March 17. The Commercial
Wool Bulletin tomorrow will say:
"The wool market has continued dull
and somewhat uneven as a result of the
dullness, but ' generally firm, nevcrthe
lesa, especially for good wools. Reports
from the west Indicate a pause in oper
ations there, practically no buying being
reported and but few contracts, owing to
tha uncertainty of the tariff outlook.
'The goods markets are also uneven,
somo lines, notably worsted goods, being
reported very dull, while in some spots
woolen goods of a type seem to be meet
ing with fair demand but generally the
market In New York is dull."
The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will
publish wool quotations as follows:
Michigan and New York Fleeces De
laine, unwashed, 44045c; fine unwashed,
33S8c; half-blood, unwashed,. 89041c;
three-eighths-blood, unwashed.' 3941c;
quarter-blood, unwashed, 37 39c.
Scoured basis: Texas fine 12-months,
1.101. IS; fine eight months, S096c.
California Northorn, ll.OSgll.lO: mid
dle county, 95c$1.00; southern, 80085c,
Oregon Eastern No. 1 staple, $1.10W
1.12; flno and fine medlum combing, $1.00
01.06; eastern clothing, 8690c; valley
No. 1, 1.901.96.
Territory Fine staple, choice, 1.10
1.16; half-blood combing, $1.00; three
eighths combings, 37038c; half-blood
combings, -6507Oe.
Pulled Delaine. 11.0501.10; A. A., S5c
011.00; A. supers, l090c.
Mohairs Best combing, 29 32c; best
carding, 22026c.
Bradstreet's Trade Review.
New York, March 17. Bradstreet's to
morrow will say:
"A further slight gain In spring job
bing . trade, especially in west central
states, but rather more pronounced quiet
In textiles In primary lines; more life in
some basic industries, particularly in the
building,- iron and steel and coke trades,
with increased firmness In crude and man
ufactured metals; more stirring also in
retail trad with millinery especially well
circumstanced: a very distinct crop Im
provement in the winter wheat fields from
Oklahoma north to Iowa, and gains In
employment In iron and steel and auto
mobile . centers, are some of the things
calling for note in. this week's develop
ments. "Best reports; atill come from the sur
plus grain growing regions, mention being
made of country buying both at whole
sale and retail being better where higher
prices and large grain and cattle move
ments have given proof that there were
two Bides to the marketa for farm prod
ucts. Drygoods, shoes, clothing and mil
linery have sold better from Jobbers east
and west. Reports from most southern
points, but especlslly from Texas and
Georgia. Indhrato that new buying lags,
although underlying conditions are bet
ter in both ststes, and many New Eng
land mill points continue to report cot
ton mills strikes affecting sentiment."
Weekly bank clearings, $6,636,104,000.
Xew Terk Cotton.
iu.w vnrk. March 17. Steadying after
selling off to 13 points in the early trad
ing, the cotton market improve suinc-
what today and regained Its loss, out
failed to gain materially over its previous
closing level. In fact, at tne close me
list was t points higher to a point lower.
Then was little or nothing in the news
to afiect sentiment.
Early sellers wers room longs snd th
south, and lste forenoon buyers Included
trade and Japanese Interests snd Wsll
street shorts. 8pot Business contmueo
active. Ths market held generally stesdy
with business unusually nun tnrougnoui
th afternoon.
Scot -autet. unchanged. 19.40c for mid
dling upland.
Southern spot markets were: uaives-
ton, 17.40c. unchanged: New Orleana,
16.71c. unchanged; savannan, it.ssc un
changed; Memphis, 17.2Sc, unchanged;
Houston, 17.f0c, unchanged; Little Rock.
1C.75C, .uncnanged.
1
Bar Wiser.
New Tork. March IT. Foreign bar
liver, I4c; Mexican dollars, 4!a
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
Omsk Has Uae4 W Ira,
New York, Marrh 17. Three im.
por'ant and signflicant movement
occurred on today' market. Rates
for time money drifted to a Mill low
er level, some hort term loan far
considerable amount being made at
4 per cent at against 4 J-4 per cent
and 9 per cent a very few day ago,
Sterling exchange roe rapidly, the
day's highest rate of $iM 5-8 rep-,
resenting an advance of 4 1-2 cents
fur the djy and a tot.il recovery of
II 1-8 cent from Tuesday' low
point of reaction. In tome respcett,
witn even more direct bearing on
the general situation, a 4-cent ad
vance in wheat brought the price 10
cent a bushel above that market
low level in the recent reaction,
touched on Wednesday. Wheat ha
now recovered exactly half of the
las which followed the speculative
telling at the month's high mark,
itcrling ha recovered two-thirds of
it.
Korouean Kales KIs.
The day's emphatic rise In sterling was
oouDtiMs baaet in a measure on (he mors
favorable view taken nf lbs various In
ternational questions. Hut tha Immediate
cause for the rapldlly of today's advance
was lbs relatively small amount of drafts
on London offered against 'un Iiiki of
our mrrnaniiiae na ins very large
amount of bills bid far to remit In pay'
ment of American purchases on th u
rupean security market,
All other importsnt F.'urnpean exchange
rates, except ibat on (lermany, advanced
with sterling; the franc sold o sbovs
the week's lew price, the Italian lire ass
up e. The German mark, slipping off
anninnr Traction lo .("'.in, ranged close
to toe lowest rate or in period.
Outstanding Developments,
Today's stork market was noteworthy
In two respects that more separate shares
were dealt In then on any other day on
record, and that total sales ran further
above the l.ono.OOO share mark than on
any other day sine May t, last year,
when th stock market became violent
ly active on the reduction from 7 per
cent to 6 In Ihe New Tork reserve
bank's discount rate. It was primarily a
market responding to the money situa
tion and outlook, which sttrscts psrtlcu
lar Interest because today's time money
rate, for almost the first time since the
war, went quotahly below the present re
serve bank figure.
The day's conspicuous sdvsnres were,
however, mostly in the highly speculative
shares. Even among these there wss ex
good deal of Irregularity and the railways
hardly moved. Strength In th bond mar
ket continued unahttted; aeveral of the
foreign loans, Including the French re
public Issues, went beyond their previous
highest prices.
New York Stocks
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Thursday
High. Low. Close. Clone.
A., T. S. F.... 97 9T 97 97
B. ac 0 38 37 37 88
Can. Pacific 136 l.lii 136 136
N. T. Central 84 83 84 84
Ches. & Ohio 61 60 61 60
Gt. Northern 75 74 75 75
111. Central lorni 100 100 101
K. S. Southern.... 25 25 25 25
6K
22
17
78
70
37
74
40
86
Lehigh Valley..
Mo. ractflc...
N. T. & N. H..
No. Pacific...
C. & N. V
Penn. R. R....
Reading
O.. R. I. & P..
So. Pacific
So. Railway 21
C. M. A St. P.... 23
Union Pacific 13 .
58
22
17
77
69
37
74
40
86
21
23
68
22
17
78
70
3 7 VI
74
40
85
21 .
23
132
Am. Car Fdry.,
Allta-Chalmers
Am. Loco
Baldwin Loco. ,
Beth. Stl
Colo. Fuel-Iron
Crucible 65
Am. Stl. Fdry...'.. 33
Lack. Stl 48
Mldvale Stl 31
Pressed Stl. Car.. 72
Rep. Stl.-Tron .... 61
Ry. stl. springs... ....
Sloss-Scheffleld .. 93
U. S. Steel 96
Vanadium 39
COPPERS.
68
22
17
77
69
37
74
40
85
21
224
132 134
STEELS.
...154 163 154 153
... 47 46 47 46
...109 108 109 109
...108 107 107 107
... 65 64 64 64
.. 30 28 30 29
53 65 65
33 33 33
47 48 48
30 31 31
71 71 71
El 51 50
New York Bonds N. Y. Curb Bonds
62
54
36
18
29
ii"
30
28
15
15
14
61
36
53
1
19
38
94
37
61
63
36
18
28
41
30
27
15
16
13
64
?0
in
63
1
18
60
67
36
9
33
62
25
Anaconda
Am. Smlt.-Ref. .
Cerro De Pasco..,
Chili
Chlno
Calumet -Arizona
Inspiration
Kennecott '
Miami
Nevada Con
Ray Consolidated
Seneca
Utah 65
OILS.
General Asphalt
Cosden
Cal. Peterol....
Island Oil
Invincible Oil .
Mexican Peterol
Middle States..
Pacific Oil ...
Pan-American
Phillips
fierce oil
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch .,
Sinclair Oil
Standard Oil, N. J.176'
Texas Co. 44
union oil 19
White OH 10
MOTORS.
Chandler : 75 7.1
Motors 10 '4 10
Willys-Overland .6 6
Pierce-Arrow- .... 17 37
White Motor 41 40
Sludebaker
RUBBER
Fislc
Goodrich 40
Keiioy-sprmgrieia 4fi
Keystone Tire 19
Ajax 17
S. Rubber 64
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar... 43 42
A., Q. & W. I.... 31 30
Am. Int. Corp.... 44 4:i"4
Am. Sumatra 36 "4
Am. Telephone. ...l!ll"i 1-0&
Am. Can 47 47
ntral Leather... 38 37
'uba Cane 8'i 17
iuoan-Am. sugar. 26?fe 2V
39
96
39
B2
63
S6
18
28
42"
30
28
15
15
14
66
61
36
62
1
19
37
95
37
61
62
36
18
28
60
41
29
27
15
15
14
64
61
36
62
1
18
12,1 121 122 123
14 13 14 14
49
66
35
9
31
62
24
175
44
18
10
49
66
35
9
33
63
24
49
66
14
9
31
62
24
176 176
44 44
18
10
74
10
6
17
41
1S
10
72
10
0
17
40
.103 102 102 10174
AND TIRES.
17 16 17
40 40
45 46
16 19
16- 17
63 G4
4.1
30
43
16
40
45
16
16
63
42
30
41
B4 - 34
121 12;l
47 47
.18 37 Vi
17 18
25X4 25
...105 104'i 104 104V
Famous Players... 81 80 80 80
iili lfid 156 15,1
35 35 35 .15
94 i 93 94 93
70 69 70 68
48 47 47 48
45 43 44 44
71 71 71 71
73 73 73 73
71 72 72 72
47 47 48 48
63 63 63 64
50 48 60 48
40
Gen. Electric
ut. no. ore
Inter. Harv
Am. H. & U pfd..
U. S. Ind. Alco..
Inter. Paper
Inter. M. M. ufd..
Am. Sugar Ref,..
Sears-Roebuck ...
Stromsberg
Tobacco Pdcts....
Worth. Pump
Wilson Co
Western Union....
West. Electric....
Am. Woolen
97
68
88
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cot. Oil 27 26
Am. Agrl. Chem.. 39
Am. Linseed 31
Bosch Magneto ... 46
Brooklyn Rap. Tr. 12
Cont. Can 63
Cal. Packing . 76
Columbia Oas-EI. 85
Columbia Orapb. . 3
United Drug 68
Nat. Enamel 36
united Fruit 14
67
32
46
12
62
7
81
3
68
36
140
....160 150
97
67
SS
20
39
33
46
12
62
76
. 85
3
68
36
140
150
62
46
28
35
37
118
42
62
46
28
25
57
88
20
3S
32
46
62"
76
81
68
36
14014
163
91
37
118
42
46
26
Lorlllard Too.
Nat Lead ...
Philadelphia Co. . 37 37
Pullman 119 118
Punta Alegre Sug.. 4274 42
Porto Rico sug. 62
Retail Stores 47
St. L.-San Fran... 28
Virginia Car Chm. 35
Total sal's. 1,201,100.
Money Close, I per cent; Thursday
close, I per cent.
Marksciose. .0030 c; Thursday close.
.0037 c
Francs Close, . ,0899c; Thursdsy close.
895c.
SterlingClose, 14.37: Thursday close,
4.34.
h'ew York Dried Fruit.
New Tork, March 17. Evaporated
pies Firm.
Prunes Dull.
Apricots Nominal. A
Peaches Firm.
Raisins Quiet
Ap-
(Th Bet i the only Omaha
Newspaper which publishes ihe of
facial close of the New Ycrk itoclt
exchange bond.)
Kt Vnrk, Marrll IT Korelsn t.euee
ere Ihe denilHsnl 'slurs f latlas
a, ute n nisikri. Apetl I rem the la.
rt4 sirettgtli of Ktva.-I s.ernmeitta
the ready m is .f Ihe pew I'sris-Lyens-Mnlilrrreneaa
railroad fie.ass.so bond
Issue ass inn.i.l.i.d sol-mar in.
Among dim.xio tails unusual strength
as hn by eaters! of the leading tot.
In.rerting late". fa ssl.e of Teas
en, i-aiiiift 11, .i as were nnue si !"
pounced sdvsnres and I'rn'ral of (lenrsi
t'onaoliflste.1 Is and Mu'-nlle snd fa.h.
tills 4a were su''antielly hleher, with
Reading 4.. lit, I'sul general 44s and
Ud..i. fir.t ta. Almost all tha liberty
and 11-Mry Issues rtoasd st gains.
Total sales, par value, tigr'td UT,.
4l,0e,
I ntl4 flat lluods.
fairs fit) ll.loo) High l.o fleas
111 l ib 1 II, : 17 03 IT II
Lib 1st 4a IT 41
I l ib Id 4. ,,,, ? IT t ST I
54 l ib 1st 4s .... IT T4 IT St ! tt
fit Lib Id 4S, IT T4 T IT t
4 Lib Id 4a ..., tt Mil ta Tt
10.it Lib 4h 4s ,. IT tt IT 74 tT II
HI Vnlorv ISs . . 1 00 1 10"! toed
112 Victory s . .100,1 loo JO 100.71
Foreign, l.orernment, ptsle end Mualrlpal.
11 Argentine Is 11 II 11
4 i'l of Items ts ...lllSt 111 111
77 C of Itord Is tt 14 14
13 f i of t'hriatiana ls,lo9 lt 101
: I'l of i-op.n !s...t to o
tt CI of Lyons fa ... tt 14 14
7 CI nf Marseilles ts. I tl l
1 CI of R ! Jsn ls..l"I 1"1 f
t f l ft Zurich ts ...III 111 113
I I-snl.h Muni Is A.10 11 !"
11 l'll nr Heine .s... pi w; si
14 loin (ens ts II... It tt
tt Dnm nf Can SWa n.100 tlV 0
ITS lut la Ind .... IIS l 14
lot French Gov 1s. ..! lon 10
IS Frenrh Uov Is ...C 04 101
IT Japanese 4s TS 74 TS
Japanese 1st 4s.. 11 19
111 King Belgium 6s..ini 101 14 101
King Belgium 7s.I0 in4 ins
120 Kins: Denmark ts.. 7U tl IT
I King Italy la ... 3 13 t1
I King Norway s ..111 111 111
tl King Sweden ts ..1o 100 100
I Itep Chile 8s 41. ,.101 101
Hep Cuba Is 44.... in it at
S Kep Uruguay Is ...105 105 105
10 Sla Queensland 7s. 108 101 101
1'iT Swiss Cnnfed Is. ..116 116 115
114 I K (ill tt I Ss 22.104 103 104
!5t I K OB 4c I IS29.104 104 104
111 1'K GB I lS 17 19 19
13 IT S Urssll t 104 104 104
11 IT R Mexico 4 43 44 44
29 U 8 Mexico ta .... 57 t 17
Railway and Miscellaneous Bonds
I Adams Express 4s. 7S 75 76
1 Alas it M deb 6s A 1 1 II II
17 A A Chem 7S....10I 101 10
10 Am Smelt Ss tt 11 18
31 Am Sugsr t 9 11
10 Am T & T col Ss.. 14 5 5
41 Am T T cv 6s. ..115 114 lit
Am Writ Paper 7a SI 82 SS
1 Armour & Co 4s. 87 17 ST
t A T As B F adj 4s. 79 79 7
14 A T ds 8 F gen 4s. 88 17 17
fi Atl Coaat L 1st 4s. 17 87 87
21 Atlantlo Fruit 7s.. 36 34 36
7 Atl Refining ts.. 104 103 108
II B ft O CV 4B.... 78 77 78
2 B & O ref ts 80 80 80
IT B A ts 98 7 97
Z Hen Tel or ra 7.. inn 1" l"s
1 Beth Stl ref. 6s.... 93 tl 12
Beth Stl P M 6s.. 88 88 88
40 Braden Cop 6s 91 16 16
I H Kfl gen 7s ser I..107 107 i"7
12 BRTTr ctfs 7s std 74 71 74
I Bush Ter Bldg ts. 90 St It
19 Can Nor 6s 109 109 109
66 Can Pac deb 4s... 77 77 77
6 Cent Leather ts... 96 96 16
40 erro ae i'asco ss.114 lit 114.
10 Shea O CV 4s. 85 85 85
49 Ches & O CV Ss... 86 86 86
9 Chi & Alton 3s.... 66 66 56
2 r. P A Q gen 4s... 87 87 87
160 C B A Q ref 6s... 97 16 96
93 C A E I gen 6s new 77 76 77
9 Chi Gt West 4s... 60 60 60
8 C I & Tj ret 5s.... 92 91 92
38 C M & S P ref 4s 68 67 57
16 C M & B P CV 4S. 64 64 04
8 C M A S P cv ts.. 65 65 65
t: ft n w 6s i"s 10s 109
33 Chi Rys 6s 79 78 79
is : K I A v gen 4S. S3 81 83
O R I A P rfg 4s.. 79 79 79
6 CSPMAO deb 6s... 106 J0 100
1 Chi A Wes Ind 4s. 70 70 70
57 Chile Copper 6s.... 86 85 85
3 Col Industrlsls 5s.. 71 7174 71
8 Col A Sou ref 4s. 88 87 87
s i;oium t A K us.. 82 91 02
..110 110 110
is no so S3
..105 104 10S
..102 102 102
.. 92 92 2
.. 4K( 46 40
.. 80 79 88
.102 102 102
54 Consol Gas 7s
10 Cub Cane Sug cv
12 Cub Amerl 8s ..
13 Cub R R 7s ..
37 Del A Hud cv 6s
41 D & R G ref 6s..
10 D A R G imp 5s
2 Det Edison 6s ..
2 Dla Match 7s-...108 108 108
14 Du Pont T N 7s..l04 104 104
28 Durjues Light 6s. ,102 103 102
15 Erie gen 4s 44 43 43
15 Fisk Rubber 8s ...M4 101 104
16 Good Tire 8s 31.... 99 99 99
s uranny Mining es. 90 so su
8 Grand Trunk 6s. ..102 102 102
46 Gt North 6s .... 96 96 .96
70 Ot North 7s 108 108 108
13
11
69
94
83
95
85
92
91
94
94
90
69
88
99
103 103
86 86
38
101 101
77 77
60 60
80
62
861
99
13
11
60
94
84
96
86
106
84
93
92
95
95
90
59
88
99
11 Illinois Con ref 4s. 83 85
13 Illinois Cen 6s ..100
60 Inter Met 4 14
40 Inter Met 4s ctfs 11
113 Inter R T Es 60
25 Inter M M 6s .... 95
42 Inter Pap ref 6s... 84
71 Invincible Oil 8s... 96
9 K C Sou 6s 86
6 Kel-Sprln Tire 8s. .106 106
liacka steel 5s 60., 84 84
71 L S A M S 4s 28.. 91
10O L S A M S 4s 31.. 92
7 Llg A Myers 6s ... 95
5 Lorlllard 6s 95
4 Louis A Nash un 4s 91
1 Manhat Ry 4s ta ex 69
60 Mar St Ry con 6s. 88
10 Mar Oil 8s war.... 99
24 Mex Pet 8s 104
2 Mldvale Steel 6s... 86
10 M A S L rfg 6s... 39
29 MSPASSM 6s ...102
13 M K A T 1st 4s... 77
114 M K T adj Es new 60
33 MKST pr 1 6s new 81 80 81
61 Mo Pac gen 4s.... 63 62 63
19 oM Pac rfg 6s 23.. 99 99 99
11 Mont Power 6s.... 94 94 94
,1 Morris & Co 4S... 94 94 S4',
.3 mat Ky ot Mex 4 Via i t "4. b
is jn y vent del) tis..viij,g 39 1011
8 N T Cent col 7s... 107 107 107
8 N T C & S I, deb 4s 83 8,1 83
57 N T Edl 6'.4s 10B 106 106
3 New Ilav deli 6s 48 68 67 6
S N T Ry rfg 4s ctfs 32 32 32
60 N Y Tel ref 6s .. .1024 102 102
3 JN 1 W A B 4s .. 41 41 ' 41
11 Nor & Sou ref 6s.. 64 62 62
18 Nor & Wes con 4s. 87'i 87 87
14 Nor A Wcs cv 6s.. 106 106 106
2 Nor Pacific 3s ... 61 61 61
36 Nor Pacific 4s .... 85 85 85
164 N P (I N jt 6S...107 107 107
I Nor St:t Pow 5s... 89 89 89
10 Nor Bell Tel 7s. ...107 107 107
46 O S L ref 4s 90 90 90
ifl O R L con 6s 46 ct.JOS 10K 3 08
134 O W R Tt & N 4s.. 78 78 78
2 Paclfio G A. E 5s.. 88 88 88
10 Packard Mot 8s ..101 100 101
99
94
83
85
94
77
79
83
2 Pan Am Pe & Tr 7s 97
25 Pa R R gen 4s .. 87
22 Pa R R gen 6s 97
61 Pa R R 6s 107
1 Pere Marq ref 5s.. 92
3 Pierce Oil dob 8s
6 PCCC A St.L 5s..
2 "Port Ry L & P 6s
131 Reading gen 4s...
4 Rep I A S 5s
10 R O A W 1st '4s.;
3 .R I A A T, 4s..
26 RLTMAS rfg 4s...
33 SLASF p in 4s s A 69
15 S L A S F adj 6s.. 79
68 S I, A S F tne 6s.. 62
SSI. Sou 1st 4a.... 78
11 Si.. Aie T, WAn Ra lit'.
347 Sinclair Oil 7e..i04'
1 .S Bell TAT 5s... 94
6 Sou Poc c 4s 89'i
7 Sou Pac rfg 4s.
12 Sou Pac col 4s. . .
27 Sou Ry gen 4s. , .
6 2 Sou Ry 1st Ca. . .
27 S Por Rico Sug 7
t Bra oil of t-al 7s..in
It Steel A Tube 7s... 97
1 Tex A Pac 1st 6S..100
69 Third Av adj 5s.. 51
14 Tidewater Oil 6s.l01
5 Tob Prod 7s 99
29 Union Pac 1st 4s .. 90
10 Union Pso cv 4s... 2
z unt ing cv ss
22 U 8 Rubber 6s .,
38 IT S Steel Ts ....
1 Utah Pow A Llg 5s 90
1 Vlrg Ry 1st 5s .... 92
97
87 87
96 96
106 106
82 92
98
93
83
83-
90
76
98
94
83
85
94
76
79
83
69
78
62
78
4H
103
94
,83
69
78
61
78
48
103
94
89
85
80
62
91
97
105
96
100
50
101
99
90
92
106 106 106
86 86 86
.101 100 100
90 90
92 J
85
80
63
92
97
85
80
68
92
97
106
97
100
61
101
99
oii
92
11 Wabash 1st S 9 16 96
14 West Pacific 5s .. 186 86 86
7 West Union 6s ..108 107 107
West'house Elec 7s. 106 106 106
7 W A L E ref 4s. 89 58 68
5 WIc Spen Bte 7s... 17 S7 98
46 Wilson A Co 7s.. 97 17 -7
Totsl sales of bonds todsy were 116.-
651.000, compsred with 117,149.000 yes
terday and (7.376.000 a year ago.
New York Produce.
New Tork. March 17. ButteM-Easler:
creamery higher than extraa, 40 y41c;
creamery extras, 39 Q 40c; creamery
firsts. !7ff39c.
Eggs Firm; fresh gathered firsts, 24
C25e.
Cheese Firm: state whole milk Tats,
fresh. SDCcials. 21:ic-
Ntw fork, Mann IT Kellewlsg Is
eantplfs tiei of today s Irenaertiuna on
Ina fimw fork Cut Hon market up to
I II a as, ana sal ol lu gad
lb hits, law sad leal prices.
IXUlTRIAI.,
at't ilisl. Lew l.llpm
3 Allied Parkas ta... u ! 10
tt Ai.i.d fs.k as nf,, 14 lt lt
II Aluminum Is ft ,.!) loi o.
I Aluminum 7s tl. ..!) o!
II Am 1. a T s tt ei lot
Am T at T ts U. ee e
II Am T at T is 14. .,1"! 1 o
4 Anaconda Cop .. i Ia ta
T Asa. en Cap Ta l.)0 s 1
l Arnieui !' Ts..,,0i lei's l"
3 harnsdall 1 tt tl tt
II K-eer lifer d Is... tt tt tl
I H-lh Uleel Ts H. ..!! 11 l"l
II It.th Uleel Ts ...!" I l eiv
II Cent Hil t II ta
I folum Graphs la.. 41 41 44
I I'onaot Teatll la.. tt 7 tT
I Cup II Aasn t 11.10: 11 11
I Cop KB Aaen Is 24 lS 0I 10
4 tvp Es A.n Is Jt.l'H'e 14 ll
t Cuban Tel T....l4 l"4 lot
I I ere Co Ta... II tt tl
I Galen Hlg oil Is ..1l 11 m
ilimltich Tire Tt,ti t 9
4 Uulf I'll Ts I "1 11 l"l
5 Gulf Oil ..100 100 !
1 He-Hi Rubber 7s ... t 14 ta
0 Humble oil T.....1M ' lt
I Inter H T ts II.... It Tt Tt
Laded. Gas 7e .... IT tl T
I l.lbby McNeill Ts .. l
I Morris a Co 7a..10 103 o
t Nat t'lo a K'Jl as ,.01 1
4 NT Ml 14 4s ... Tl Tl Tl
I Ohio Cities Ta 11. .10 100 no
T Phils Co ta 44 IS ts 11
It Philips Petrol Ts.ot 104 104
I Philippine ls ...10f os in
T t'u tie Co NJ Ts... H ti
II Ke.re Roe Is 23.... tt 19 tt
1 bhaw.heen 7s 1o; 102 1nj
Sou Jloll Tel 7s....10l 02 101
Stan oil NY 7a It. .104 0 104
t Htan Oil NT Is 2l..los ios int
Hian on Nr 7s 17. .lots IflSts 16
3 Htan Oil NT 7s II. .101 l 101
4 Stan on NY (s...l6 1H lot.
I bun Oil Ts 100 10 100
4 Swift A Co 7a IS. ..10 101 11
II Swift A Co 7s II, .102 102 101
10 Texas A Co 7s ....101 101 101
I Tn Edlsnn 7s 104 14 104
I l'n on Prod ts ...12 tl 2
14 l'n R Hi 7SS...10J loj 103
10 Vacuum Oil 7s ...101 lo in
14 Warn Sug 7s 41... 14 tS 14
It west Electric 7s ..107
T Winchester 7s ... II
I Colum Grapho Ss rt 31
t Fed Land Banks Is. 103
1 Cons Coal Co is ... l
I Jul Kayaer 7s ..... tl
10 Marland ref 7s., 14
f NV NH ft H 7s Wl 7t
1 Ohio Tr L 4s ...
1 Hsks A Co 7s Wt.. 19
I Stewsrt Wsrner SB. 102 102 102
I Tidal Osage 7s ....101 101 101
Foreign Bonds.
20 Argentine 7s 21.... 11 l
14 Berlin 4s 100 100 100
I CI Algere 8 10t 100 101
10 rer Ly M R 6s WI 83 13 61
I Tram Company 'itln!raw
1 IVtiiiou for Hcrouting
I The street car company withdrew
Iyc.trrday it application for the re
routing of the Sherman avenue line
l from Sixteenth and Cast ttreeK
north to .sixteenth and Clark streets,
which it had tulimiited to the tute
railway committ on.
South Side Brevities
OBieST I'OAT.f 'KIIT4INI.T, 114.
till. e"t'TM OMAHA lit: CH 'Adv.
When la Ihe n.aiket call II A t snd
order s ton of r Mark"! lump eoal si
litis. It's a svl value. A L, R-'ili
a) ,m Advertisement.
An entertainment wilt lie len be the
young people of the tolled I'reahMertan
rhurrh. Tweniy.lhird and II H reels, st
lb rhurrh this evening si .
flsmuel Hhuput. 4041 goulh Thirty,
aiaih sveaue. when arre.i.d yesterday
for having boos In his hauae, esbillted
s l.e staling that hs s nal reapan.
sibis foe what went es In the basement
hat the liquor waa found.
SPECIAL
A large loaf of Bread
WHITE or RYE
5c
FRESH DAILY
24th end O St a.. South Omaha
Classified Advertising Riles
M per liae (roust t aur.le le !inr Her.
Ito r" lies fee .mt, .'.. un. a ae.a,
Its 't lies fee ile, f t.H..uu.a ja.e
lls par line r d... Is inwuim data.
S a 4a les'R f r ie tlus s iai if ,
Te latee stl'lt eiiner le the l'uv er
iuitJay tUe. All s4verli.m.nia ei'peer
le a" momma and etsuin 4Mjf I'at.ie
for lb "e herge.
tVM HA. T RATI" OH
At'fl.l"AllIN,
Want d creie4 si Ihe felisais of
fice. -
MAIN OrriCK ITlh en Ka'sam
Heuih ide 4t "'ilS !H .
Council Uluffs It ..,! bt,
WANT Al'H KrrrivtO UK HI" -Mi
ATLANTIC 1st
Tilt hr.K eil nt be re.pena ble fee
more than one incorrect li.S'rti e is
advertisement ordered fur pieis Ihta Sue
lime
4 t.OlitVt inH'H ruK WAT At'tL
11. nine ,1 l'..1 ., ,,,..ll 44 A. M,
Murnlug fdlilua I f M.
sunil.t I'.liii.iu I JI P. II , Miuiday
DEATH A FUNERAL NOTICES.
AMl'"KKIt i.. vA ..ae4 en'si ihei
h"iB, I4 Mmenre Mid Ihu'p.lev,
Stafeh It. is.' Sirs Ain.i'.ik.r is eur
led b he h'l.i'.U'l. James W. Am
seoker; I sen, K. i, AM'l'"lier, ll.vei.
Conn
funeral s, I, e H.hlrillV, Maeeh I.
It;;, frilly iHe h"llie, 1.140 tlnienro
blvil, st 2 3 p. in Interment tor
Lawn lemeien r,ir iifrmaltnn sa'l
f'tn.tiv-M'tov. Wib.'er 0114:
Jt H I VMIN M re" M "l llda U," M 'Ztv nT .
!::. ss t '", at rmidonie of
daushter. Mr. K A, Nr-.n, list
bri"a Hi She Is snvHed bv t
daughters. Mrs, Jsnnie Nisrectt, lfi.
Ann J"hn.,'0, J Sims, tail A., snd
John Wllgodt.
Kuneral hsiqnlav st 7 10 p i ,
from Itnntanul Luttieiaii 1 hir b I at H
and Ceee, lllleirnenl Knte.i (.sen
KrNTitVl:1Ar"ihur' Ha"ii l l7i..
1I1 Willis Ave. died lt evening f ir
lived by hie mother, 1 bmilieia. Then
dnre K snd Max II.. I Sister, tlia. A.
Lehin.r, ell of 1 in. aha
funeral will be held from lip-wet
Funevnl home, tub snd K ft. heiur
ilay, I p. m. 1lv. It. I. Wheeler of
ficiating. Interment ferret l,i
cemeiery.
104 in
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101
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YOUR GAS DEPARTMENT
It the Logical Place to Buy
All Kinds of Gas Appliances
ST
Omaha Produce
Furnished by atate of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau or mar
kets and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholeaale
Buying Pr.
Stags O.16H0.2O
Springs 20a .24
Kens tllgnt) z "TP
Hens (heavy) ... .21(W .24
Corks 120 .14
Ducks 184 .23
Geese 12 W .18
Turkeys 25 .33
Stags .,
Springs ....
liens
Cocks
Ducks
Geese
Turkeys ....
Select
No. 1
No. 1
Cracks
Caae count.
DRESSED POULTRY,
EGGS.
case 6.259 6,60
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints
Creamery, tub...
Country, best ... .20 .22
Country, common .17 .18
Butterfat, sta pr
TX 4 V
. . ..nlanri lll.UVJIO'll.UW
i-rairio 1.". " i" ' ..iflinw
No. 2 upland ? Sol sn
No. 3 upland ,Hfi?nJ
No. 1 midland 32"522HS2
No. 2 midland
No. 2 midland
No. I midland
No. 1 lowland
No. 3 lowland
Alfalfa, choice
No,
St
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No. 3
Oat straw ..
Wheat straw
FRUITS
Fruits Bananss:
Mtalia, " 17.00(5)18.60;
i.l'.herf 14.S04Jllt.6i)
" 12.0057H3.50
- ( '' " 10.SO11.SO
o. a , niA 1 in
7.00 S.00
AND VEGETABLES,
nss: Per lb.. 7r8c.
Oranires- Sizo 210 and larger,
I 250. 16.7 5 7.00; size 288; S 5 ) J 00;
a! SR.huar 1-ui.i; nun,,.
ner box. 14.00. Lemons: Per box.
11 1 n
is s 1 11 1 , 1 a 1
.us ynr -fjts
I I r &
0.200.2 II I I I 1 tt
:IIf - :l? I 1,1 Roper Eclipse Gas f 1
.164 .20 I 1 li f w-k III
""5 f" 111 Range II
if2 I II Ffiflft Cash I
IS! SUE $5.00 Per Month
V& With Gas Bill 14 I
.35 3 .45 I J
.3 .25 Iii For a ahort time only we II
.1? if will allow $5.00 for your
'.5.0.?...'" - JL old gas range in trade.
.36 .40
.344? .39 I
.24 .26 I r
.200 .22 I I
II
I
'i.nu'ir 1
9 0010.00 I
7.60(9 8.60 I
8.60gl 1.60 I
7.60 8.50 I
9.00(3)20.00 I
Grape fruit: Crnt.
15.60
3.504.60. Ap
sir and
i nA
?.'. 1 .t, 'in. nnmn Beauties.
grane, h-"""-" . xnaiii.
cording to s ze ana graae, ......-.
common Wlnesaps, according to size end
g?de. 12.00(3)3.75; Black Twig, cco'-ding
to size snd grade, 13.00: Arkansas macks,
according to size and grade, 3.853.7b.
Ben " avis, 13.00: Newton Pippins. 13.00.
Strawberries: Quart, 60c. Figs: 24 rkgs.,
oz California. -. " ''",' " '".
11.50. Dates: Dromedary, ao f2"""
box. I6.7S; Hallowil. per Jb., 14ffl6c; Ex
celsior, 36 pkgs., 13.00.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Kany
Ohlos No. 1, per cut., :.ouf j.id; Min
nesota white stock. No. 1 per cwt 12 00,
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt.-. 13.25
683.60: Red River Ohlos No. 1, per cwt.,
12 25(92.60; Oregon Netted Gems, per cwt:.
2.662.75: Colorado Brown Beauties, per
cwt, 12.00. Sweet potatoes: Per bu.,
1 75113.60. Celery: Dozen. $1,200)2.00
Head lettuce: Crate. $5.006.I5. Leaf let
tuce: Dozen. 75 90c; Red onions: Per lb..
9'ac: yellow, 9c. union sets: cumin,
I2.60I2.7S. Spanish onions: Crate, si.ou
OS.OO. Cauliflower: urate, tz.nv. incum
bers: Dozen, hot house, J2.60W3.7&. car
rots: Per lb., 2,4(65c, Turnips: t-er in.,
3c. Parsnips, 10., 3(gs',c. oeeis, n...
S3c. Cabbage: New Texas, io., jiffic.
Tomatoes: Crate. $4.50(g)6.00.
Green Vegetables Young southern
radishes, dozen. 65ciSl.00; young south
ern beets, -dozen, 90c1.00; young south
ern onions, dozen, 90c 90c; young south
ern turnips, dozen, 11.00; Brussells sprouts,
lb., 23c; shallots, dozen. 6u(8)70c; green
reppers. lb.. 3035c; parsley, per dozen,
bunches, 4u75.
NUTS.
Black walnuts, lb., 6c; English walnuts,
lb., 30 1 3Gu ; Brazil nuts. Isrge washed,
lb., 16 tfc; Brazil nuts, medium washed,
lb., 14fpl6c pecans. larKe, lb., 22(S30c.
Almonds, lb., sack lots, lb., 28c; peanuts,
Jumbo, raw, ll12c; peanuts. Jumbo,
roasted, in., lscgiinc; peanuts, Jo. i raw,
lb., 89c; peanuts, No. 1 roasted, lb.,
ll13c. .
Miscellaneous Honey, in comb.
case, to.76 4ts.no.
HIDES AND WOOI
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. ner lb.
66e; green salted No. 2. per lb., 4'56c;
green bides. No. 1. per lb., 3(S'4c; green
hides. No. 2. per lb., 20?c; green salted
(old stock), per lb.. 2'): green salted
bull hides, No. 1, per Huff-c green salted
bull hides. No. z, per lo.. -c.
Horse hides: Large, eacn, I.'. mi; me
dium, each, $2.00: small, each, $1. 50; pony
and clues, each. 75c(5'S1.00.
Sheen celts: Green Baited, ss to sire
and wool, each, 60c(Sf$1.00; shearlings,
green salted, as to size, and wool, each,
Q20C.
Wool: Choice fine and half-blood, per
lb., 222"c: medium or three-elghts-tlooci,
per lb 2019123c; low and quorter-blood,
per lb., 17 19c; burry wool, per lb.. 8
p.
Wholesale orlces of beef cuts are
follows: No. 1 ribs, 25c: No.
rlhs, 23c: No. I ribs. 19c: No.
loins. I7c: No. 2 loins. 25c; No. I lolnB,
2c; No. 1 rounds. 18c: No. 2 rounds. 17c:
No. 3 rounds. 14"ic: No 1 chucks, lOttc;
No. 1 chucks. 10c; No. I chucks, 9c; No.
plates, tc; No. z plates, oc; ino.
plates, 4c.
per
We have just received a' solid carload of
Roper Eclipse Gas Ranges. Several new types
and reduced prices on all designs.
Sold on Monthly Payment Plan
10 Cash and 10 Per Month with Gas Bill
A few rebuilt used Gas Ranges at bargain
prices.
A few Gas Ranges slightly damaged in ship
ment, at reduced prices.
A few Show Room Sample Ranges at close
out prices.
Open Saturday Afternoon
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES DISTRICT
GAS DEPARTMENT
Douglas 0605 1509 Howard
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga., March 17. Turpentine
Firm; 79c; sales, 11 bhls.; receipts. 8
bbls.; shipments, 163 bbls.; stock, 1.567
bbls.
Rosin Firm: esles. 243 casus: receipts,
55 casks: shipments, 1,121 cssks; stock.
60.564 casks.
Quote B. D. E. r. o. H. i 14.00; k
1.25: M.. 14.10: N.. 15.30: WO.. I5.S0;
V., 16.10. . , . .
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. March 17. Potatoes Weak:
rececipts. 41 cars; total United States
hlpments. S77 cars: Wisconsin sackea
round whltee. Il.ft.5fjl. 70 cwt.: Minnesota
sacked round whites, partly graded. II. to
erl.fiS cwt.: Minnesota aacked Red Rivers,
II 70ffli 85 pwt.: Minnesota sacked Early
Ohio aandland, 1.4itfl.S0 cwt.
Let Us Handle Your
Grain Shipments
to the Omaha, Chicago, Milwaukee, Kan
sas City, Sioux City or any other markets.
WE SPECIALIZE
in the careful handling of all orders for grain and
provisions for future delivery.
WE OPERATE
offices at Omaha, Neb.; Lincoln, Neb.; Hasting,
Neb.; Chicago, 111.; Sioux City, la.; Holdrege,
Neb.; Geneva, Neb.; Des Moines, la.; Milwaukee,
Wis.; Hamburg, la., and Kansas City, Mo.
WE HAVE
an up-to-date Terminal Elevator in the Omaha
Market with the latest facilities for handling your
shipments.
Updike Grain Co.
"The Reliable Consignment House"
OMAHA, NEBRASKA