THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MARCH 21. 1922.
Call Meeting of
Milk Producers
atSinianl,NeI).
Pairy InJu.trjr Yuefaf C.rUU
Declares Dfnninpton Mn
in Announcing Meeting
S)t Market IJmitril.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
f f
Live Stock Omaha Grain
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r.or.irT-oam,
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UOUglSS, P.rpjf H1 wa.llingtnn i 4 MI. Sh pHule.
count,,, have len called lo 4 mass ' " J " '
meeting to be in Miliar.! at i I r.'Hi' K. , I
1 :J0 J hgt.4r alter iw.,n, l barter. ! J; t , J',
tiray ef Bennington, tit aiinointciMat I ''. . Miii, st a
this meeting. drrUre Out there Jf , ,!". ...'i"'
irisiS fCWg Nebraska's dairy ill-i lllinn'i. ' enlral Rr.ii t
duttry that can only be met by ro. !'.
operative marketing. There liasbrntl T(),,, r,ipt, . ,.7i'i
a great increase m roiu lion, whiiu MrT'jiTi"V-riiur
consumption has liren lieUl flown iy
the high price charged ly milk
dralrrs, he arrt.
"I.eo Miilir. erretarv of agrtYnU
turf, ha called a meeting at Lin
coln, March .M. of dairy fanner, ami
dairy intrre t." Mr, (iray comment
ed. "The object in siew it stimu
lating the demand fur ill product
of dairy farms. Me claims that thf
dairy atutnut f tlte Male ha in
creased more than JO tier cent in the
'last two years, and that unless grra".
er roiuumpiion i encouraged, the
dairuurn will face a ncnoti$ low
level in prices.
Raps Cow Club Urgert.
"The niovrneni i. to he commend
ed, even at thU late iUte, hecaii-
it ii the ortlv real service the de
partment of aRrtriiltiie ha offered
to the man that produce milk an. I
butter. Hut it Im taken li'tn ahout
two year let find this out. l.a.M t'aU
tWe Chauiler of Commerce of Om
aha conceived the great idea of a
tow cluh. encouraging more men to
go into milk production. V.ven our
tate dairv aiociatiou curled a cow
club for the purpose of urging farm
ers to buy more cow. Now, at this
late" dale, they have discovered that
unle&n more milk is u-ed the pro
ducer fare a l...
Think Co-Operative Needed.
"The trouble all alonir the. line U
to urge greater production, without
making certain that there will be
a market. lTn to the firt of thi
year the -farmers had a marketing
aociation of their own. -which was
doing a big business. If it had not
, been for cut-throat competition it
would be running today, and would
have relieved the low price situation,
at least in the Omaha territory. W'c
believe that the lack of co-operative
milk marketing association is one
thing that menaces the Nebraska
' dairy industry. I believe more, or
at least as much, ran be accomplish
ed by attending the meeting at Mil
lard as by going to Lincoln."
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I U-lahir l a'Kina i n, 411 4I
I mi, fai'iitna r.. .. ) ....
tfrim fa.kin. to. 4,,0 ....
h.ill ' 411 :i j
J. W MuriiMv . mi ....
.ill l'a ....
I.l. aid l'a, .in i'o. II .... . ...
Wiiann iMrkira Co.. 1.1 .. .
Hin,n I'ka l , 14 ....
Hirrnan lira, .,. 14 .... ....
MatarnaMi'h. a) 'ai. 9 ....
XtH.M I'ackinf ', 4l .... ....
i I'maha farking t'u, 1 .... ....
.li.hn It. 'Hi ("in... 44 .... ....
Hi-nton A Van H.nt. 14
J II. Mull S
W . II. i h-k. . MA
I II. il i hri.il" Con 111
I lnma A Krantla... 7 .... .'
rilia A I'n 11
.Itihn Har.ry ....... a.4 ..
T. .1. Inirliram . . , . . . 2 .... ..
P. It K"Hn I"l
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V . II. Van Hnia'". 1S
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Total.
,4. 9,l1
Omaha Produce
-I !
I'allla -HaiTlpia. 4.1O0 lianl. Whll lo
ll i' run of raill lh niMal for a
ln"tny for mmt llmr, Hi-manit waa alao
lichiir llian u.ual. ami lha market pro il
l,. b. rather lov at airotia lo allfhtly
hia-h.r priraa. un Ih .laar. v.lufa wr
moaily I 0 He hla-hcr. hulk of lh offar
Inita mmliif at ntTJ.J. h alork
...1 un.vaniy ptanly tw 30 hlfhar and
torkcra and fJcra. hlrh w.ra in
rather lieht uiply. ruled atronf to 1"
lie hlhr.
Oiioiallona on ralil: Cjood to rhotca
ba-. I!.i3l3: fair to ooil bvM.
4 ini.il common to fair bcove. .2
Una; Kood to chnira yarllnr. II.W
S.50; f.ilr to aoud rlliiBa, H.4J4TJ.SO;
common to fair yarlliira, !.:. 7ai
ool lo rholro hrifora. Is.tOJJ.Si: fair
lo .nod hlf-. S.Ifl.0; choli-a to
pi-lnia 1-OW9, I'l.oOfl S.iiO; good to cholro
rotva, fS. 40fl 4.00; fair to food row.. $4
4T6.3&: rommon 4o fair rowi, IJ.601r4.33;
rood lo cliolra fidar, .;iil 7.55; fair lo
nmt fadra, " . ; i 4J . 7 i : rommon to fair
frcdrrs. 5.60a 4.15: Rood to rholca aiock
. 7. "off J. 60; fair to ood atorktra,
ISO'i J. 00; rommon to fair a'orkara.
45.7S4J t.3i; atork helf'ra. t4.SO0a.2S;
aioi-k towa. .-ii 5-50; atock cilvaa, $4.75
4i7.75; v-al ralvra, S.tO tf 1,60; bull.,
aiaim, etc., $1404! a 2S.
BKEF STKKR.1.
No.
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Tr.
7 10
7 a
1 4a
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49.
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33!
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1343
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V 13
T a;
7 60
7 IS
t 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
Furniihad bf atala i
Partm.nt of axrlcultura,
kta and m.-k'tlnic:
LIVE rrift.TRT,
Wno;eiaia
Kabra.ka, da
bureau of mar-
A'holM.lf
sllin Pr
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,r4 .I'ip .27
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. ... .14 .55
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.'34
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.19 .I0JP .23
jM.50fti:.oo
9.50411.00
S.lin 9.00
11.00WU.50
.6010.6n
.00 9.00
..... 9.00P10.00
8.00 9.00
.... 19.00(920.00
.... 17.0018.50
.... 14.50W16 60
13.6013.60
.... 10.60lff 11.50
.... 8.00S! 9.00
.... 7.00 8.00
Ktc iv... .10.13 i
Svi iga
Hens. liRht...... .JOfii
I'm., heavy,., .-"tfi1
f'orka 13
DifXa IS
!"HA H'f"
Tu'.;eya )
DliKSSEl) roi
stari
nrirgs
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Ducks ,
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Turke.vs .......
UCifiS. '
Salwt
Xo. 1
No. 3
c'rni'ks
Kra:M, raaa count a
(per case).. 50B 4.
BUTTER
Crrairery, pr'nta
Creamery, tub
I'ountry, best..,, ,L'0ff
Country, common .17 4?
HAY.
Prairie 'o. 1 upland
Xo. 3 upland ,
No. X upland
Xo. 1 midland
No. 2 midland
No. S midland
Xo. 1 lowlnnd ,
' Xo. 3 lowtBnd.,
Alfalfa, choice
No. 1
.Standard
No. 3
.No. 8
nt atraw
Wheat atraw
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bananas: Per th., 71480.
Orana-es: Size 216 and larg-er, 87.00fif 7.60;
six 350, 14.757.00; size 2R; J.50i8,7.00;
si-s ' 824. 1l.K0ff7.iiO; Florida tawrerines.
per box. $4.00. Lemons: Per box. IS.&O
7.00... Grope-fruit: Crate. S3.50Q4.50. Ap.
plea:' (Delicrous, according: to size and
gradt, 13.75 4.50: Rome Beaut liaA ac
cording: to aize and (Trade, i".75to.00;
It-omnion Wlne.ans, accordlni? to slie and
a-rade, 13.OOJt3.75; Black Twlc according
to slae and grade, $3.00; Arkansas Blacks,
according to size and grade. 1".85'3.7&:
Ren Pavis. 13.00: Neicton Pippins, 13.00.
Strawberries: Quart, HOc. Figs: 24 pkgs..
. o.. Csllfornia. $2.25: 13 pkgs., 10-oz.,
SI. 50. Pates: Dromedary. 36 pkgs,, per
box. Sd.75; Hallowli. per lb., 14916c; Ex
.el.ior. 36 pkgs., $3.00.
Vegelsbles Potatoes: Nebreska Early
Ohloa No. 1, per cut.. $2.0092,16; Min
nesota white stock. No. 1 per cwt., $1.00;
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt.; S2.S5
1160: Red River Ohio. No. 1, per cwt.,
S2.3Siir2.50; Oregon Netted Gems, per cwt..
2.8(J 2.75: Colorado Frown Beauties, per
cwt.. $2.00. Sweet potatoes: Per bu .
$I.762.M. Celery: Doaen. Sl.26913-.OO
Hd lettuce: Crate, $5.0006.25. Leaf let.
tuce: Doien. 75(J90c; Red onions: Per lb.,
t?4c: yellow, . Onion seta: Bushel.
S3.502.75. Spanish onlona: Crate. S4.60
9.O0. Cauliflower: Crate. $2.50. Cucum
bers: noien. hot house. S3.6093.T5. Car
rot.: Per' lb,, 2V45c. Turnips: Per lb
Sc. Parsnips, lb., 19514c. - Beets, lb..
Vt3c. Cabbage: New Tea... lb 84c
Tomato.: Crata. S4.60(f.00.
?rVn Jvatolr Tnnn southern
radlshe. dosen, 65ott$1.00; young south
ern baets, dozen. SOcll-OO; young south
ern onlona, Oosen, 90c 90c; young south-
i""", ti.ou; urussens sprouts.
ei.i,u, uusrn. OBSTiPC: cren
(04
.. 997
.. 792
..1070
..1118
. .1074
11.
S 80
7 90
(OW9.
3 85 111..
4 80 46.'.
t 7 83..
6 75
HKlFERf.
...no: t 60
...1041
...1029
...1125
SO
55
7 00
I. 1..
II. .
III. .
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...1074
. .. 909
STOfKERS AN
... 961
645 S 75
PFEEOKRS.
.1138
..17J0
,. 740
210
00
825 7 00 13 808
860 1 IS 19 720
891 7 SR 15 704
783 7 51)
1 15t0 4 00 1-
1 700 4 75 1.
1 (30 6 00
CALVEJ.
8 491 7 00 3.
S : 5 oO
Hogs Receipts, 5.700 head. Shippers
were active today buying freely at an ad
vance of 1520c. Packers .were slow to
follow but later in the session purchased
hugs at an advance of mostly lOi&Hc, the
market ouotable sb 1Odji20c higher. Light
hogs sold at $9.8009.90 the latter price
top for the day. Mixed loads and butcher
weights, 19.609.80 and racking grades
$8.7509.50 and extreme heavies 18.26
S.76. Bulk of sales was $9.609 9.85.
HOGS.
Omaha, March 30,
.Ml options of thf Chirago future
market were lower It h opening,
being influenef4 by lower !,
weaker foreign rachangt marked
and good ramt in th west. All
telegraph and telephone wires were
in bid snap on account of itur
tUy night a norm and newt waa
scarce. There was fair commission
house selling end lark of support
early in the session. Vn tht dips
the market found support, but long
wheat came out on the bulges and
taken as a whole, the session was a
i'uII afTair and she clone somewhat
under Saturday, but around the high
point of the day
umana had a liberal run or re
teints today, 60 ears of wheat and
US rar$ ot corn naving arrived over
.Sunday, Total receipts of ill grams
-M5 cars, at compared with IM cars
last week and eo cart last year. 1 o
tal shipments were 117 cars, as
against 140 rars a year ago.
j here was a very gool demand
for dark wheat today, and samples
of that grade sold le to 3c higher
than Saturday, Ordinary wheat
was not so active and the market for
that gride was generally unchanged,
Corn was in fair demand, with prses
unchanged to f e lower. Oats sold
unchanged to Jic lower, rye was le
lower, while barley wis le up.
SVHr.AT.
No. : dark hard: l ear, II ; I e.r
f.muill). SI St.
No. $ dark hard: 1 ear, II l.
No. 1 hard inir; S ear. 14$ per e.nt
dark. 11,31: S car., si lt, near r.
No, J hard lntr: t e.r. II 11, nr
dark; I car, SI. S3; near d.rk; 1 r.r.
11.10, .eml-dark: I car, Sl.:: I '. !.:
1 3-1 car. itmutiv). $1.11, near dark.
No. I hard winter: 1 car. 11.14. near
dark; 1 ear, $1.12. near dark; 1 e.r, tl.i;
I car. 11. .4,
Pampla hard winter: I-l ear. SOe,
No. S jellow hard: i ears, 11.21.
No. 3 vellow hard: I ear.. II. 21.
No. S yellow hard: 1 e.r (II pr eent
hr.t d.mnaetlt. St. 14.
No. S spring: 1 ear fnortherni. 11.40.
No, I mlxeo: 1 ear (durum), 11.14.
No. I mixed: t ear (durum), IMS.
No. t mixed: ! car (durum), $1.11.
No. 5 durum! S-l ear, 11.11.
No. S durum: S- e.r (smutty), tl.ltJ.
CORN.
No. 1 whit.: 3 ear.. St'ic.
No. 3 while: S rara. St'.c; i earl (abiP
pera' weights), SSSic
No. 8 wni: 1 cr, b:c; 1 car (shlpp.n'
welgblsif !e.
K, 1 -llAW t I'.rl 57c.
No', t yellow: 11 ears, 62c; 4 era (ship-
pars' weights). SJc.
No. 8 yellow; II ears, S 1 ' e.
No. S yellow: 1 ear, 6c,
No. 1 nixed: 1 ear, 60i,c.
v s mw.H: cars Inear whiielr H "a"
4 car's, 60v,c; 1 car (special billing), SSttc;
bulk. 50io. .
No. S mixed: t car (special billing),
Sic: J era. I94e.
No. mixed: Bulk- hard, car, ale.
v S while: t car. 34Hc; 3 era. lie.
No. 4 white: i cars. S4c. ,
Kin.
No. 3: 1 e.r (special billing
car. Sir; S-S car, S3c; 1-3 ca
and l-S car, S3c.
BARLET.
No. 1: t car: 58c.
No. 4: 1 car. 67: 3 can. Sc.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
tt.:arios,
Sir; 3-S
1-3 csr, Sic; S-
Receipli
W heat
Corn
Oats
Rye
Barley
Shipments
Wheat
Corn
Oats -
Rye
Barley
Today.
. .. 0
...155
::: J!
....
Todny.
... 19
... 78
... 11
. .. 1
. . . 8 '
Week
Ago.
H3
87
14
S
T'ee'
Ago.
28
88
21
Tesr
Ago.
:4
49
It
Tear
Ago.
78
52
14
. , Corn
Csrloti
Wheat
lb..
peppers. Jb $0O36c;
bunches. 464T75.
prIey, per dozen.
HIDES AND WOOL.
T3ef hide.: Green salted No. 1. per lb .
tc; green salted No. 1. per lb., 45c
yrjen hide. No. 1. per lb.. 8 4c; green
Md. No 8, par b., 3l93c; green aalted
(014 .lock) per lb.. Slc; green ..ilted
l!u 5 !' per lb- "n lll
bull hldej. Na 3. per lb., tc-
Hors. hides: Large, each. $2.50; me-"
dlum. each. 17.00; .malt, each, 11.50; pony
nd glues, each. 73c0ll.OO. ,
Sheep pelts: Green salted, as to size
and wool, each, S0c4?!1.00; shearlings,
green salted, as to ai.o and wool, each,
t10c
Wool: Choice flno and half-blood, per
lb., 314fl7c: medium or three-elghu-tlood,
per lb., t0? 23c; low and quorter-blood,
per lb.. 17619c; burry wool, per lb., St?
13c. .
Whelesslo price, of beef cut. aro
as follows: ' No. 1 rlbt, 35c; No.
3 rlbeV 3Jc: No. S rlha, 19c: No.
1 tolna, 37c; No, 3 lotna. Sic; No. 3 lolna,
3Se; No. 1 rounds. 18c; No. 3 rounds. 17c;
No. 3 rounds, 14e: No. 1 chucks. lOHc;
No. 3 chucks, 10c; No. 3 chucks, 9c: No.
1 plates. Sc; No. 3 plates, Se; No. 3
plates, 4c
Wholesale price, of beef cut. .re a. fol
low.: No. 1 ribs, 23c; No. 3. J2c; No. 3,
JSc No. 1 loins. 35c: No. 2, J4c: No. 3.
31c; No. 1 rounds, Ue; No. 2. ISc: No. 8.
14c; No. 1 chucks. ic: No. J. SHc; No. 3.
8e; No. 1 plates, Sc: No. J. Sc; No. 3, e.
-. , looo Metals.
London, starch 38. Br Silver 33Sd
per ounce: money, 8U per cent; discount
rates, short bills, 34 per cent; 3-month
bill. Sts per cent.
Kansas
ChaBfed.
Kansas City Hay.
City, March 30. Hay-
la-
Xo. Av.
60. .,-65
37. .244
61. .201
54. .256
35. .192
Vr.
$9 25
9 55
9 65
S 76
9 Si
Xo. Av.
70. .254
66. .362
61.. 280
61. .224
89. .179
6,000 head.
8h, Pr.
.. $9 50
S 60
70
70 80
'.. S 90
The lamb
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Today. Ago. -Ago.
16 19 64
98 181 :2
; 1 120 71
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
t Week Tear
Carlots Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 11 i 1 5"
Corn f , 1
Oat. 60 44 7
OMAHA STOCKS.
Rushels Today. Tear Ago.
Wheat
Corn ..
Oats ..
Rye . .
Barley
I.247.000
..1.718.000
..3,760.000
. . 826.000
.. 12.000
991.000
1,824,000
1,068,000
29,000
11,009
Sheen Receipts,
market was olow to open today, buyers
bidding about steady ana sellers asking
higher prices. As trading got under way
sales were mostly steady to strong with
spols 10 fl ,16c higher. Bulk of lambs .old
at $16.0015.26 with best lots quoted at
$15.36. Shearing lambs were steady. Sheep
were about steady the few lots offered
moving within the same range, light ewes
quoted at $9.25.
Quotations on Sheep: Fut Iambs, good
to choice, 115.004815.65; fat lambs, fsir
to good. $14,006-14.60; shearing lambs,
S13 50IS14.00: feeder lambs, 31 3.00 1 3.S0 ;
cull lambs. $10.00 (ft 13.00; fat yearllngs.M
light. $12.5013.00; fat yearlings, heavy,
19.504T10.60; fat wethers, $8.0010.00 ; fat
ewes, light, $8.508.:5; fat ewes, heavy,
$6.00S.60.
FAT LAMBf.
No. Av. Trie.
443 fed 74 115 2o
443 fed 89 14 S
Chicago livestock.
Chicago, March 20. Cattle Receipts
14.000; active; beef .leers and fat she
stock 15 to 25c higher: mostly 25c up;
top beef steers. $9.30: top yearlings. $9.00;
bulk beef steers. $7.504fS.SO; canners, cut
ters and bulls strong to 16c higher: bulk
bologna bulls. $4.15J4 35: bulk butcher
bulls. $4.509 5.60; vesl calves steady; bulk
vealers, $7.00 800; atockers and feeders
15 and 25a up.
Hogs Receipts S7.000; opened 10 to
50c higher; lights up most and retained
advance; others closing at nil advance
lost and steady to 10c lower than Satur
day's average; shippers bought about 8 -000r
holdover moderately liberal ss big
packers bought sparingly: top $10.60;
bulk $9.90Ho.60: pigs mostly JSc high
er: bulk desirable 100 to 130 pounders,
$9.00 iff 10.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 14.000:
generally steady: top woolen lambs,
115.75; bulk, $15.0O16.76;top shorn
lambs, $t3.00;top wooled ewes, $9.75; top
shorn ewes. $8.75; choice shearing lambs,
$14.65914.76.
Kansas City Live Stork.
h Kansas City. Mo., March 20. Cattle
Receipts, 14.500 head; beef steers, year
lings, heifers, stocker. and feeders steady
to weak; best steers, $8.50; strictly good
heifers. $8.608.0O; early ssles feeders,
$.75iei7.60; stockers, $6.70ff7.40: inferior,
$3.60454.60; cstves. steady to 60c lower;
vealers. $7. 6098.00: other, steady; cows,
S5.504i'6.25; ranner. and cutters, gen
erally, $3.2504.24; bulls'. $4.00i 4.60.
Hogs Receipts, 9.000 head; market
opened to shippers 104flSc higher: bulk
of sales. 170 to 200-pounders. $10.00 ft
10.10; top, $10.15, steady; packer top,
$9.95; t!6 r 325-pounders, 19 6009.90;
bulk; of sales; 19 40 10.10: bulk throw
out sows, $8.2698 75; stocker pigs, 100
25c higher: best. $9.35.
Sheep Receipts, 12,000 heed; market
steady; fed shorn Texss wethers, $9. on;
lamb, steady to 25c lower; top, $15.00;
others, $14.601014.75.
Mens City Ut Stock.
Sioux; City, la.. March to. Cattle Re
ceipts. J.000 head; market for stockers.
40 4 50c higher: killers, J5c higher; fed
steers and yearlings. $7.00it8.60: warmed
up steers and yearlings. $6.00$6.76: fat
rews and heifers, S4.O04J7.0O; canners.
$1.764?176; veala, 14.00!. 50; feeders.
I5.07.35; calves, $4 50'97.50; feeding
cews and heifers, 33.6006.60: stockers,
$5 0097.16.
Hogs Receipts. 1,000 he.d: market 10J
20c higher; butchers, IS.55 JS.T0; lights,
S9.SS4ri.7S: mixed heavy, 19.8609.50;
heavy packers, 18.8191.76; western plf.
I10.50.
Sheep and Lsmbs Receipts, 60S bead;
market strong: bulk of sales. . 4099.70.
64. Joseph LIT, Sleek. !
St. Joseph, Mo.. March 80. Cattle i
Receipts. 2.700 head: market ateady; I
steers, IS.604JI.25: cows and heifers, 4.00
SjS.00: calves. 14.004 7.S0.
Hogs Receipts. S.500 head; market
steady to 10c higher; top, HS.tO; bulk of
ssles. ! 7r o.
Sheep Receipts. S.D0O he.d; market 1
steady to weak; lambs, IM.25915.00;
ewes, i.IM99.7r
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, March 20. Wheat Re
ceipts, 283 car. compared to 251 cars a
year ago. Cardt No. 1 northern, $1.68
I. 66; May, $1.45: July, $1.3354.
Corn No. 4 yellow, 62V4 4J6SC.
, Oats No. 3 white, S3HeS4',4e.
Barley 5052c .
Rve No. 8, TVttKc.
Flax No, 1, $3.66Hi8'2.61'.
St. Lonis Grain.
St. Louts. Mo., March 20. Wheat May,
II. 35U! Jul)'. Sl.lt H.
Corn May, 60 Vic; July, 62ft e.
Oats Slay, 39Vc; July, 41H&
July,
Kansas City drain.
Wheat Close. May.'' Sl.iSU;
$1.17',,; September. $1.06'.
Corn May, 66ic; July, 68ft; Septem
ber, 619ic
Minneapolis moor.
Minneapolis, Minn., March 20. Flour
Unchanged.
Bran 24.50g26.00.
St. Louts Livestock.
East St. Louis, 111., March 20. Cattle
Receipts. 1.500 head; beef steers etrohg to
lie higher; bum, sa.suwi.i.; quanvy
common to medium, beef cows, yearlings
and stockers, 15c to 26e higher; bulls
strong; veal calves weak to 26o . lower;
quality plain bulk around $8.00.
Hogs Receipts, 12.000 head; opened 15e
to S5c higher; closed with practically all
of advance lost, top, $10.70; practical
top. $10.50: bulk 160 to 230-pound ave
rages, $10.45910.60: heavlea, $10,26910.60;
pigs 25o higher. $8.5099.75; packer sows
closed weak, $9.508.65. -
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1,600 head;
fat lambs strong to 25c higher: best
lambs, $15.75; sheep steady, $8.7593.00.
New Tork General.
New Tork. March o. Floor Steady :
spring pstents. $7.tS98.25; spring clears.
$4.0096.60; soft winter straights, 6.85
,6.50: hard winter straights, $7.2597.75.
Wheat Spot, steady; No. 3 red. $1.46 Vi:
No. 2 hsrd, $1.47 Vi: No. 1 Manitoba,
$1,60, and No. 2 mixed durum, I1.4H4 c.
I. f. track New York to arrive.
Corn Spot, .toady; No. 8 yellow and
No. 3 white, 7S4c. and No. 1 mixed,
76 Vc, c. I. f. New Tork all rail.
Hops Quiet: state 1821. 23910c: 1920,
!Sti20r; Pacific coast 1921, 34021c; 1920,
20922c.
Pork Steady: mess, IJS.000 21.60; fam
ily, 127.00 8 29.00.
New Tork Soger.
New Tork, March 20. The raw sugar
market wa. unchanged locally, with spot
Cubas quoted al Ze, cost ana iregni,
equal to 4.11c far centrifugal and 2 -16c,
cost and freight, equal to 4.17c for April.
Raw sugar futures were active and first
prices were unchanged to two points lower
under scattered liquidation.
Refined futures were without transac
tions. Closing: May and July, $6. 00c;
September, 6.10c.
New Tork Metal.. .
New Tork, March 20. Copper Steady;
electronic, .pot and . nearby, 13c;r later,
1301314c.
Tin Sto.dr. spot and futures, 39.00c.
Iron Steady; No. 1 northern, 18.509
1.00c: No. northern. 18.00O18.60c; No.
3 southern. 15.00 15.60c.
Lead Steady: spot. 4.709IOc.
Zinc Quiet; East St. Louis, spot, 1.70 9
1.76c.
Antimony Spot. 4.2Sc
Clilcago Grain
7 CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
OsakS) Re I Ire,
Chicago, March 20,-Uouses with
flttern connections were go4 el.
rrs of wheat today.
The foreign rabies were in favor of
a lower range, hut the innrfe figures
were not maintained, ihe iini.h
w as on a strong rally, nh prieea
unchanged 14 J 4e lo.er, the latter
on Uty, Corn, after being ahott l
lower early, closed unchanged, while
cais were j.sc lower and rye ic w
ed to U2c hieher.
Saturday's final bulge in wheat
erovs in many of the local ahttn.
There was selling on a break of
2 1-4(2 3-4i in Liverpool, where
Urge world's shipments and a liberal
increase on passage were tearihly
construed. At the inside figures,
prices were off 1 J.4a2 5-c. with
.May showing the most decline, but
a rally followed. That carried the
prices tip 2'rt J. 4c from the inside
with the finish well toward the top,
Mar-jmr lrr4 reaws.
A .i.ieinent b Julius If Um.a h.
preoiris mat lha run.n.an 4mmA
would continue anil th. persi.ienl burlt'g
of July In small loia by rummiawa
houses, en Ihe belief lhal Ih.re wnulri ha
anj eiraneni s.m.ns for new a heal. ere
ins bullish Influences. The May-July
spread narrows in around If rents at
one lime. Houses wilh seaboard ronnee.
tlans bought July ss a hedge .gainst sale.
serosa .nd slier the rloae ihe das s huai
new estimated at ",oee la tse.on
pu.n.is, nul prarlle.iiy .ii new .rain
reniral f.uenpe Ijiii roday sab-s of
.round .sss..4) new red were made Ii
Uermsny at equal i.44W per bushel
A decrease nf Sll.Ooi) bushels tn Ihe
vui Ma supply w.s disappointingly small.
It lead lo some selling, on the bre.ka
eommlM'on houses aer. gned buyers of
May, Milling demand ass fair. Crop
report, from the southwest eontlnue gen.
er.lly favorable, although (here I. a la-tr
of growth In m.ny .ertion. of Kansas.
Receipts. II cars.
(ern'snd Oats Trad. IJghl.
Trad In corn and oata wa. very light.
rrlpplsd wire .ervlra Hh the West being
fror. I,o-al trader, sold both grains
early, but started to buy later when
wheat firmed up. making Ihe rinsing
rally. An Increase of 1.4J1.00S bushels In
he visible supply of corn as. .omew hat
arger than expected. The total stock.
of corn and oals sr. far above the aver.
age. Shipping demand show with sates of
soo.000 bushels oats now .float to Buffalo
to ezpertera. Kample values Were firmer.
as compared with Slay. Receipt, vera
305 rars corn and . 124 csr. oata.
Llnuldatlon nf a fair surd line of May
rys by a rnmmlsalon house wa. responsible
for Ihe decline tn th.t grain. Ksporters
bought future, hers and th. market, taken
as a whole, had a firm undertone. A
good foreign business w.s under way st
the ac.bo.rd.
' fit Notes.
Sales ef 113.000 bushels hard winter
wheat was made at Portland. Ore., Satur
day for shipment to Vladivostok, said to
be the first time on record wneei or tnia
character has been sold from th. racifio
coast tn Russia.
Contract stocks of wheat In public; eie
vatnrs In Chicago Saturday night aggr.
eated 1.132.000 bushels, corn S.4oS.O0
bushels and oats 8.621.000 bushels. For
the week wheat was unchanged, corn In
creased 17,000 bushels and oats e.o, oou
..Vi.la
There Is about 1S.000.000 bushel, cash
wheat held st Ruffslo snd eastern points
liable for export, including a.o'Mi.u'iu
bushel. Csnadlan. Owing to the relatively
small stock., it Is expected th.t North
American exports will be .mall until after
the opening of lake navigation.
Purchaie. of 5.000 tons of corn grlls
will, be made Wednesday for Russi.n re
lief. , .
A cargo nf clear flour was reported
bought Iste last wek by th. Russian re.
ief administration lor Jewisn reu-i n.
t la understood ' that some business tn
dark rye was done from the we-t.
A local miller reporien mai oi,
mills who were overstocked orrerea reu
winter to come to Chicago.
Kxports of American wheat and flour
from July 1 to March 1, as estimated by
,. L. Russell, mainly on omciai rei'v.va,
ggregate 233.000.000 bushels.
A. Liverpool cable reported resellers of
wheat st 3s under a shipping baals. Bos-
A an,rtrf ehtnnera reselling OSts St
below shipping figures and Baltimore 14
corn w.s offered there at under shipping
figures. . '
The Santa Pe s crop repon ma
hsd 2 to 6 inches of rain last weeK ana
rhat prospects are improvea.
lso an improvement in Oklahoma and the
Texas panhandle.
Finandal
New York Bonds , N. Y. Curb Bonds
1,
(The Bee Is the only Omaha
Newspaper which publish she of
metal cIom of th Ns Ycrk stock
achange bonds )
New Tertj, M.rcR new high for
vwi.xy 4. el I nets. new aniwun
1. s
! S
riser
wl
! 14
91 1
1 94
S S4
SS SS
4 I
1.0 .4
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NEW VORK TIMES.
Bf ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
(lawk fwe aaee4 !.
Kevf Voik. Mirch Terhap
th characteri.tif and noteworthy
nin.eia.nl nf IikIiv'i mafkfia wat
,l, I, -I ..... h.nVria' ' ae.e.smees 1k,s sad epimed
th lowering" 01 rates on panaris t l4,f , ssesu.a
acteptanses lo me ioen pgure , .'" r lea.j. sesa
sine Ihe early years ol the war.
Prawn a tnes bins ae oy a senrr
of inerrbindiff and accepted by a
bank on one to ti month tmn,
they indicate the state of the market
for high grade commercial credit.
The reduction of Ihe asking rate,
therefore, from 4 per cent a week
ago and 3 3 4 on Si'urday to 3 i t
today, showed very significantly the
drift of the money situation. Iince
the tire.ent market rate is row far
below the reserve bank's 4 12 ret
cent redicount charge, the move
ment bear on the hank rate a'0.
The nrevalent idea, that further re.
durtion by the ffderal reserve is be
ing deferred until Washington hai
di.nosed of the bonus bill, may or
may not be corrert. nut tne cnange
would seem to le inmrea at no very
distant date.
War 1mm m Ad.seww.
The (rend ef the money market may
he been ihe ruling lnfin en tod s
market fee investment henda. as worn
bo nsiuiel en Ihst supposition, the Untied
Si. lee wee leans led Ihe day's sd.an-e.
nnilee erlia iradlns. Not only .lid lha
Mrmry 4s nearly towth 111. but Ihe
foiinh 4'tS went bejonrt Ihe highest ever
preimu.iy reached, end aiher issues
Inurhed the highest. V.rloue ror-i.n
sovernment bonds sold st 4helr bl
price. nd In particular a l,point rise
in the freer n repunne nonos nrnusni
both Ihe a and t'e per rente lo disunci
records, Se peinl., respectively, abate
Ihe Jthuarv lowest. These bonds, how.
er. hsd rer some time been relatively
undervalued mostly because or mistaken
poimn. r'gsrillng French political rela
tions.
Today's stock market was chiefly note.
worthy because ef sn effort lo bid up
prices for lha railway shares. It met
wilh Imperfect success, for although Chi
cago and Northweatem. B and ".. and
one or two other, ros. two points or'
more, the full advance ws. not tnelntstnd
nd some nf the other usually 'live rail
way shsres , end'd unchsnged or lower.
The hesitancy of this group ef stocks,
taken as a whole, rlesrly reflects sus
pension nf Juugment until It Is seen how
soon snd hoar far the tnrressed "car load
ing." are to be translated tnto siste.
ment. of Increased gross esrnlngs. Indus
trial shares moved very Irregularly; Vro.
fesilonal selling wss clssrly the domi
nant Influence. Tr.ns.ctlons crossed the
million share mark again for the fourth
ronrerudva time iq . full day'a business
.nd for th eighth time In 112:.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. !627. March J
Art., Open. I High. Low. Close. gat.
Mahy" 1.8! 1.S9K Ml M2 J!?
S 1 3741.. - - 1.38. 1.39?.
July 1.10 1.21 l.HH 1.S1H 121 .
1.194.. 1-20's 1.2Us
Sep. 1.13 1.13 l.ll'.t 1.13 l..tt
1.117.
Ssv 1.07 1.07 1.05'a l.OSV, 1.07H
July .97 .98 .97 .97 .7',i
May .SIS -63 s1'e -6J
.61 Vi 62
July .6414 .6tt -B'
64S .04
Sep. ,667s .6 6 74 . 66 .6674 .67
May .3814 .31 .3171 .3SH
July .40!4 .40S . .'074 .'OS
J .4074 0
Sep. .41U .417 -41 U .4174 .174
41V.
May 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00
JfVy 11.25 11.25 11.15 11.16 11.15
July 11.42 111.45 11.35 11.37 11.S7
Ribs
May 10.75 110.80 10.75 10.80 10.80 .
July 110.25 110.87 10.25 10,27 10.30
New York Stock
I nline eteee aril. tad 'en, while
, anateewte 4smiii rail, ef lha teaeeri
i bis se teundlag live .a.isj wees I
..lets New y..fk 'llel were s
pxisliy leefeneit I Ik .uniS ( lb.
.era.
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1141 Vuio.y 4s ..14 IS
feeelfn. (reraaseel, SM.U s4 Ms aid eel.
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S llir H.roe s. 1 1 a 111 Jit
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lUllnas- and Miscellaneous
17 am A f h TSs ...to
171 Am Kinelt S. l'4
.1 am suite s. si
St Am T sV T rol Ss .. 84
H Am T T cv s
Am Writ Pan 7s .. 42
3 Armour aV Co 4e. 11 'i
II At 8 F sdj !.. 81
II A T n r gen 4s. II 'i
13 At Ooa Lin. lit 4a. 87
t AilanMe Fruit 7... 58
tl All Refln Ss ....104
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03; 103
78 ' 78 S
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Range of price, ef the leading storks
rurniinrn ny Logan & Br) in, :ts reter.
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Sat
High. Low. Close. Close.
A.. T. . V 9814 97 37 S, 7 S
i-isii, a' vnio..,.,, oil's as SS. 3S
Canadian Pacific. M7S M 134S U'i
ni. 1 or iemrai ss, ss
( hes. aV Ohio S2S
Great Northern.... 7SS
Illinois Central 101 L
Kan.es City South. 86!.
Lehigh Valley.
Missouri 1'actflo..
N. T. & X, H....
Northern Pacific..
C. A N. W
Penn.R. R
Reading
C, R. I. P...
Southern Pacific.
Southern Railway..
1:., m. et. p..
Union Pacific ..
61 '4
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101
26 S
IS
61
22S
181, 171
787. 77 S
72'. 70
75 1 J 73 '4
417s 43 S
8714 86 S
S2'i 21S
23 S 21
,..1354 184
STEELS.
Am. Car Foundry.. 154 uni!
Allls-Clialmers 47 46 !i
Am. Locomotlv ..10914 101
Baldwin Loco.
Bethlehem Steel
Colo. Fuel & Iron.. SI '4
81 .
s:
747i
101
3i
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3Si
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57"
74 4
41V.
87'i
314
23
134
164
47
108
Crucible
Am. Steel Foundry
Lackawanna Steel..
Midvale Steel ....
Pressed Steel Csr..
Repuh. Stl. A Iron
Ry Steel Springs..
Slosa-Srhef field ..
11. 8. stee
Vsnadium ........
107S 1064 107
6JV1 61 V4 67 H
55 'i
S3 S
48 U
82 14
67S
5oV
60S
34S
71 "A
43
95S
61 'i
96
41
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Si
Anaconda
Am. 8. & Ref. Co
Cerro D Pasco..
Chill
Chlno
Cal. Arizona...
Inspiration
Kennecott
Miami
Nevada Con. ...
Ray Con..
Seneca ...
Utah
62 74
COPPERS.
62S 61 S
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.. 187i
.. 387.
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.. -31
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New Tork Dry Goods.
New Tork, March 30. Cotton roods
held barely steady today In the unfinish
ed goods division. Three lesdlng lines of
wide sheetings have been sold for dellv.
err and. In one Instsncs, withdrawn.
Tarns held barely steady with demand
light. Raw .ilk. is down about 95 cent
a pound. Burlaps rose S point, higher for
heavy weight.. Wool good, were quiet.
London Metals.
London. March 3. Standard copper,
.pot. IS9 12. 6d: electrolytic 167 1.; tin,
143 12. 4d; lead, fit 18s 4d: sine, f IS lis.
rhlesssn Poultry.
Chlc.go. March 10. Poultry AHve.
higher; fowls. ISc; springs, 31c; rooster,
ils.
. New York Coffee.
New Tork, March 20. Conditions in the
msrket for coffee futures were some
what Irregular within a narrow range of
Drlces. The ear y buying waa ot a more
substantial character, possibly due to the
strong position or spot cotree, Dut arouna
0.10c for September; there was considera
ble selling credited to wan street inter
ests, which bought sometime ago at
considerably lower levels. This checked
the advance and weakened that position
to 8.02c, where it closed. The opening
wss 6 points higher to 1 lower ana proved
to be about top for the day except in
the case of May, which advanced to
9.06c. Final prices were 8 points higher
to 3 lower. Sales were estimated at
about 31,000 bags. March, 9.00c; May
9.03c; July. 9.02c; September, 9.02c; Dfi.
cember. 9.06c.
Soot coffee was In fairly good demand
and firm at 9 So for Rio 7. and 13 74c
to 13,740 for Santos 4s.
New Tork Cotton
New Tork, March 20. The cotton mar
ket Improved slightly in the early trad
Ing today, but tb.e gain was lost be
fcr noon and lator trading was Ir
regular. Profit taking increased on the
morning bulge, after the list had made
a net talvance of 12 to 20 points on
scattered local and outside support.
Japanese Interests were among the early
sellers while New Orleanss and commis
sion houses bought. .The list wss slight
ly easier In the quiet later trading, and
closed off 1 to 10 points from the previous
close.
Spot quiet, 5 points decline, 18.40c for
middling upland.
Southern spot markets; Galveston,
17.60c, 10 points decline; New Orleans,
16.76c, unchanged; Savannah, 17.38c, 13
points decline; Augusta 17c, 13 points
decline; Memphis, 17 25c, unchanged;
Houston, 17.40c. 10 points decline; Little
Rock, 17o, unchanged.
New York Produce.
New Tork. March 30. Butter Unset
tled; creamery higher thsn extras. 40S
41c; creamery extras, 39Sff40c; creamery
firsts. 87 39c.
Eggs Firm; fresh gathered extra firsts,
:sei7c; fresh gathered firsts, 34Stf26Hc
Cheese Firm; state whole milk flats,
fresh specials, 21 6 21 Tec; slate whole milk
fre.h twin., .pedals. 31c. , .
.' Visible Grain Supply.
Nsw Tork, Msrch 30. The visible sup
ply ot American grain .how. the fol
lowing changea:
Wheat Decreased S74.0O0 bushels,
- Corn Incressed 1,406. 000 bushels.
Oats Decreased 46I.O.0 bushels.
Rye Increased 773, ono bushels.
Barley Decreased 118,000 bushels.
New York Dried Fruits. ,
New Tork, March 30. Bvspor.ted Ap
ples Strong: state. lSt?S0c.
Prunes Pull: California, S01S7ic; Ore
gon.. 4j914Sc.
Apricots Nominal.
Peaches Firm : choice. 117(014710.
Raisins Unsettled, I
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Gen. Asphalt,
Cosden
Cal. reterol..
island Oil . .
Invincible Oil
Mer. Peterol
Middle States,
Pacific oil ..
Pun-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil ...
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch ,
Sinclair Oil .
Std. Oil, N.
Texas Co. .
Union Oil
White Oil
OILS.
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. 36S
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14 Che. A O ev ts... 84
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S Cop Eg Aosn la II.ISIU IMS l4S
S Cuban T-l IS. .. .LIS LIS l"S
I liuques PI I, tSl LIS LIS LIS
I lien Aspball I. ....4 LI 1S4
SI Oeedrlrh Tie 7.... Ss SI S
4 Orand Trunk IS...L6 LS
5 Oulf Oil 1. LSIsj LI
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4 Keens Copper 1...L3 LJ
I I.lbl'V McNeil t. ., .1 S4
3 Manner. 1. SI S3
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national .earner s. s p f
11 it y k h s 11 4.... us so
I Phlladet Co I. 44.. S . SIS SIS
T Phillips retro! t S..L L?S LIS
ss Pu "er 1: NJ 7... f fis
I Ssara Koa 1. II. ...L 10 L
S bh.s.heen I. ....LIS LIS LIS
1 sol.sy rim la.... US l:S 1"S
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I Ssn till N V 1. IS. L LS I'iS
1 Kisn nil NT 1. IS.LS'i oS L4
1 Si.n mi .. r Is 10,17, L7 LIS
I Sltan Oil NT SS' .LSS LIS 1"S
II Hwift Co la :i.LIS LIS LIS
If Swift Co T. II. ..LIS LIS LIS
I Te... Y re 1 11 S OI LIS
IT I'n oil Prod la..., S3 S3 S3
T Vn St) a Hav ISS..L3 18 LI
11 Vacuum Oil 7s ...,LT LSS L7
IS Warn Su 7a 41... SS S US
1 West F.lectrlo Is ,.0S lnS LS
37 Winchester IS. ... SSS SS SI S
T Allied Park 8. VI I. S
34 I'ens Ce.l Co 8. ... SSS
10 Kd land Dank Ss.Lni, LIS LIS
8 Jul Kaxer 1. .... SSS ' ' '
IS starrsnd IS
1 Nal Aims 7s S4S
Foretg Reeds.
13 Argentine 7 11... US
31 Ruaslsn SSs LS
42 Swiss SSs .,
I CI Algere Ss
Grain Growers ;
to Open Meeting
in Chicago Today
Rfprrsfntativfa of More Than
50,000 F-rmrri From 11
Statf to Holtl Fir.t An
nual Convention.
84-4
S
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84
US
IS',
ss
sn
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...LIS 101 1011a
Foreign F.l change.
N.w Tork. March 20. For.lga K-
cbsnge Foay.
Great Briisln r.mavnd. 4. STS 7 rabies,
ITS: SO. day bills on bsnks. 4.34S.
Krs nee I'em.nd, -OiSC; rabies. .0197 T4.
Italy Demand. ,007; esbles. .06O7S.
Relglum Demand. .0844: cables.
SI44S.
Germany Demand. .0034: cab ea.
S034S.
jioiiami oemann. ,3iSi; e.bl.s, .3790.
Norway Demand, .174".
Sweden Demand, .2424.
Denmark Demand. .2L7.
Switterlsnd Demand, J950.
Spain Demand, .1468.
Cireece Demand, .0431.
Poland Demsnd. .0002S.
Ctevho. Slovakia Demand, ".0174.
Argentina Demand. .1617.
Rrasll Demand, ,1817.
Montreal .16 S.
Flsxseed.
DulUlh. Minn.. March 50 Flaxseed
On track. I2.56ff2.60; arrive, 1 2.46 1.67.
II C Nf W 7....v.l04 10S
7 Chi R;-e 6. 804 so
i C R I P gen 4... 82 83
7 C R I Ac P rfg Ii.. 7'i 7S
4 Ch Unl Sta 6S....114S Hi's 11474
S Chi West Ind 4s. 70' TO',, 70
87 Chile Cooper 6s.... 84S 8SS 86 S
1 CCC A S b GM 4s. 79 S 79 S
1 Col Fuel AV Iron 6.. 84 Ti 84
! Col Industrial. 5... 72 '4 7 Hi
6 Colum O er E II... IIS 9174
69 Con.ol Oss 7 110S 10744
13 cub csn eug cv 7.. 8oV4
3 Cuban Ameri 8s ..106'i 108
12 1) s n 6 ref 6s... 46 45
17 Det Kdlson Ss 10241 LIS 102
1 Dla Match 74s....L8S 108 1087
14 nu Pont r N 7Ts.liM'i 104 loi
7 Puciuee Light 6S.102U 103
61 Erie g"n 4s 44 4374.
19 Brie con 4s 60 69
22 Kisk Rubber 8S....104S 104
11 General F.lec 6s.... Sl'4
SS Goodyr Tire 8. 31.. 99?i 97
1 Granby Mln 8 91 91
9 Gt North SSf 10214 103'i
9 Gt North 6Ss .... 96S 8674
7'S
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loss
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98
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General Motors
Willys-Overland
Pierce-Arrow .
White Motor ..
Studebaker ...
RUBBER
Fisk
Goodrich
Kelley-Sprlngield...
Keystone Tire
AJax
U. S. Rubber..;...
49 i
66S
36 S
9 '4
33S
63S
25S
174
44S
I9'
1074
MOTORS.
1S
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8S 71.4
11)4 364
62 T4
24 14
172 .
44
187
10
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56
3674
8S
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63 74
14 4
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66 S
36S
9 74
33 S
63
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44S 44S
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10'i,
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17
18S
10 74
74 '4
10 74
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17
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41 S 40T4- 4114
..102S 101 S 1029i 102S
AND TIRES
17 16 1674
S
40S
46 V,
1174
17S
63 74 ;
44
1774
1S
82
40
4474
18S
1774
63
INDUSTRIALS.
17S
40
5S
18
ITS
6354
Am. Beet Sugar... 4374 42 S 48 54
A., G. W. 1 29S 3874 2SS
Am. Int. Corp 44'4 43S 43S
Am. Sumatra .... 3.7 S 31 S 32 74
Am. telephone. ...122 14 121S 122i 122'4
American Can..... 46 45 46 S 4674
Cen. Leather 38'. 36S 3774 38S
Cuba Cane ...... 17. 16S 17S 17S
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 25i 24S 24S 25S
Corn Products. ...10474 103S 104S 104S
ramous riayers... 80S 79S 8074 80S
w... cic, uit -1"
Gt. No. Ore 37 38 '4
Inter. Harv. . . . . P6 ' 94 ti
Am. H. & Tj. pfd. 7174 70S
If. S. I. Alco 48 47 S
Inter. .Paper 45 4474
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 71 S 70S
Am. Sugar Ref... 73S 7374
Sears-Roebuck. ... 71S 70
Stromsberg 47 S 46
Tobacco Pdcts...-. 63 62
Worth. Pump .... 62 60S
Wilson Co 40 39 Vi
West. Electric... 67 S 67
Am. Woolen . SS 74 87
MISfEi.t.iNrni.
Am. Cot. Oil 26 26 268
Am. Agrl. Ctem. 39 39 39
Am. iiinseeu ... oS 33
Bosch Magneto... 45 43V4
Continental Can... 63 61
Cal. Packing 76 76
Col. Gas ec Electro -84 81
Columbia Oraph... 3 3
National namel., 36 36
unuea Fruit
Lorillard Tobacoo 150 160 160
National Lead, .... 90 90 . so'
Philadelphia Co... 39 37 37
Pullmin 119 118 118 118
junta Alegre. ej'r 42 42 42 42
1.CLK11 mures .... .1 41.14 4S
St. I,. A San Fran. 28 28 28
Virginia Csr Chem ....
Sales, 3 o'clock. 984,500. '
Money Close. 3 per cent.
Marks Saturday's close, .0038.
Francs Close. .0899; Saturday' elo.e,
'sterling Close, H.87; Baturday'
cloie, 14.40. .
New Tork Poultry,
New Tork, March 30. Llv Poultry
Easier; broilers not quoted; chickens. 264P"
40c: fowl.. 26c; roosters, lie; turkeys, 25
0 30c.
. Dressed oPultry Stesdy; western chick
ens. 27943c: fowls, 3 1 9 3 4c ; old roosters,
184125c; turkeys. 47jf61o.
- Chicago Produce.
Chicago, March L. Butter Unchanged;
creamery extras. lc; firsts. 84038c; sec
onds, 31933c; stsndsrds, 18c.
bggi Htgner; receipts, 14,62s esse.;
fir.!.. 384Tl3c; ordinary firsts. SlBSJc;
mlicellaneous. 22741123.
15
36
94 74
71
47
45
71
72,
7174
47
62
61
39
57
87
33
44
62
76
82
374
3S
43
29
3
34
156
35
94
" 71
47
44
71
73
73
48
63
61
67
88 74
26
40
33
46
63
76
as
3
36
139 74
39
47 74
28
35
18 Gt North
9 llll Cent 6. 99 SS . 99
115 Inter Met 4. ... 15 lo lo
28 Inter Met 4s .... 12 13 12
286 Inter R T 6s 63 61 54 !7i
116 Inter M Mar 6s.... 9574 9474 95
3 Int Pap ref 5s.... 84 84 84
38 Invincible Oil 8s... 97 96 Ti 96
3 Kas City Sou 6s.... 86 86 86
10 Kel-Sprlng Tire 8s. 107 106 106
3 Lacka Steel 5s 50, 84 84 S4
7 L S A M S 4s 81... 92 92 92 7,
1 Liggett As Myers 5s 94 94 947i
1 Lorillard 5s 94 94 94
6 Louis A Nash un 4s- 90 9 0 74 9J)
6 Louis Nash re 6s. 102 102 102
14 Manhat Ry 4s ta ex 69 69 of
10 Mar St Ry con 5s 88 ss, ..
4 Mar Oil 8s war... 99 99 93
7 Mex Pet 8s 104 103 103
6 Midvale Steel 6s... 86 "i 86 86
10 MSP&SSM 6s 102 101 10!
28 M K ft T 1st 4s.. 77' 77 7771
85 MK AT adj Ss new 50" 60 60
31 MKAT pr 1 6s new 81 81 81
80 oM Pac gen 4s.... 63 8274 63
4 Mo Pac rfg OS 23.. 99 99. 99
8 Mont Power 6s.... 94 94 94
5 Morris & Co 4Ss.. 84 84 "84
5 Nat Ry of Mex 4. 25 25 28
. 69 N O T M 5s 69 68 8
115 N T Cent deb 6s.. 100 100 100
17 N T Cent col 7s. ..107 107 101
78 N T Edison 6S..106 106 106
10 New Haven 6s 48. 67 7 6T
25 N T Rys rfg 4s cts 84 8374 34
48 N W W A B 4V4o.. 40 ' 40 40
" 3 Nor ft Sou con 4s.. 88 I 87 88
68 Nor & Wes cv 6s. .-.107 107 107
3 North Pacific Ss... 63 62 62
1 North Tacific 4s.;, 86 8 5 74 . 85T4
11 N P d N Jt 6S..107 106 107
2 Nor States Pow.os. 89 89 89
29 Nor Bell Tel 7s. ...107 107 107
7 0S t, ref 4s , 90 90 90
43 O W R R A N 4s.. 78 78 78
7 Pao Gas AV Elec 5s 88 88 88
13 Packard Mot 8s ...102 101 102
7 Psn Am P & T 7s.. 97 97 74 7
4 Pa R R gen 474s.. 87 8774 87
43 Pa R R gen 6s, ...108 106 106
6 Pa R R e ....... 92 93 93
2 Pere Marq ref 6s.. 99 ' 98 74 9
1 Reading gen 4... 84 84 84
3 Rep I & S 6s 94 34 94
4 R S W 1st 4s.. 77 77 77
11 R I A & L 4s... 79 79 79
4 S L, T M S rfg 4s 78 78 78
88 SLSFP in 4. . A 70 69 9
13 S h A S F adj 6s.. 78 78 78
109 S L A S F ine 6s.. 62 1 62
3 S ti Sou 1st 4s.... 78 78 78
48 Sea Air Tj con 6s.. 48 48 48
198 Sinclair Oil 7s...l03 103 103
94
89
86
80
6.1
93
94
89
88
80
1
93
44
87
94
89
80
63
93
94
S7'
1 S Bell TAT
1 Sou Pae cv 4..
13 Sou Pac rfg 4s.
1 Sou Pac col 4s.
4t Sou Ry gen 4s..
83 Sou Ry 1st 6s.
36 Sou Ry dev 6s... 94
17 S P Rico Sugar 7s. 37
T Stan Oil of Cal Ts. 104 L L8
1 Steel A Tube 7s... 97 97 97
98 Third Ave adj 5... 63 '61 53
27 Tidewater Oil 6s.I00 100 100
18 Tob Pro 7s 99 99 99
23 Union Pae 1st 4s... 90 0 90
18 Union Pao cv 5s... 92 92 '92
2 Union Tank 7s. ....103 101 103
18 United Prug cv 8s. 107 108 106
14 U S Rubber Is.... 86 86 86
35 U 8 Steel 6s 100 )00 100
2 Utsh P A I 5s .... SI 80 90
8 Vlrg Cam Ch 5.... 7 7 37
3 Vlrg Ry 1st 6 93' 91 S3 .
11 Wsbash 1st 5s... a. 97 98 97
6 West Electric 6s... 89 99 89
104 West Pacific 5s ... 88 86 87
7 West Union 6s...l08 107 107
36 West'house Elec 7s. 106 106 106
31 W A I. E ref 4s.. 69 69 69
71 Wlc Spe Steel 7s.. 87 97 S7
73 Wilson A .Co 7.. 87 17 97
Total .ales of bond, todsy were 317,
731,000, compared with 811,296,000 Satur
day and 17,731.000 a year ago.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chlc.go. March 30. Potatoes Weak;
receipts, 63 cars; total United States ship
ments, 787 csrs; Wisconsin .acked round
whites, I1.604J1.70 cwt.; Wisconsin
round whites, bulk, 11.6001.78 ewt.t Wis
consin s.ckod King.. 11,50 cwt.; Mtnne
.ota sacked round whites, II. 8001. SO cwt :
Idaho sacked Rursls, ll.7S01.SO cwt.:
Idshe sacked mixed whits variety. 11.70
cwt.
Kansas City Frodurw.
Kansas City, March 10. Eggs Un
changed; firsts. 2021c.
Butter Creamery, lc higher, 41c; pack
ing, unchanged. 15c. - .
Poultry Unchanged; hens, 21c; spring.
35c
Bar Silver. .
New Tork. March 10. Foreign Bar Sil
ver 43 c; Mexican dollars, 41 Kc - 1
I
South Side
Five Youtbs Held for Trial
as Result of Auto Accident
Charged with injuring other per
sons while recklessly driving an au-
tomohile, five youths were bound
over to district, court yesterday
from South Side police court under
$I,UGX) bond each. They were all in
a Dig car whici crashed into an
other at Twenty-fourth' and Deer
Park boulevard, March 5. The five
bound over are: Carl' Ohlandorf,
4417 South TwentyMirst street: Vil
liam Carroll, 5403 South Twentieth
street; Arthur Gray, 2405 U street;
Hugh Kirwin. 5460 bouth Twentv
fourth' street, and Tom Ford, 2412
g street.
South Side Brevities
A. W. Jones, insuranc all kinds, lowest
possinis rate..
ORIENT COAT.? CERTAINLT. MA
0074. SOUTH OMAHA ICE CO, Adv.
When in the m.rket call MA. 0062 and
order a ton of our M.rket lump coal at
110.50. It's a good value. A. L. Bergoulat
A Bon Advertisement.
Charged with attempting to hold up
Anton Savich. grocer. 2631 Z street, wit.
liam Wulf. Brooklyn. N. T.. was bound
over to district court from South Side
court..
Federal and state officera arOesteA
Harry Hutter, 6447 South Twenty-fourth
street, and Mr.. Margar.t Larson ana
Mrs. Clara Steel, 3213 Q street, on char.es
of Illegal possession of liquor.
F.sel (Foo't-ajid-a-Half) Bufler 'was
ordered bound over to the district court
on chsrges filed by Chsrles Hutter, for
mer sheriff of Sarpy county, who eaid
Butler drove offhand abandoned Mutter's
iw 4,&oo automobile,
Emll Shuput, 4961 South Thirty-sixth
street, and George Krdll, 4910 South
Twenty-third street, were fined $100 tn
South Side court on liquor charges.
Lloyd "irown. 2023 D street, was fined
113.60 on a liquor charge.
William Ralney Bennett will deliver his
lecture on "The Man Who Can." under
Methodist auspices in the 43race Methodist
church. Twenty-fifth and E atreets. Tues
dsy evening at 8 Instead of Wednesday
evening as previously snnounccd.
Chicago, Marrh J1 Rptsfnta
lives ot more than $'.0X) nifmhrr
of ihii I'mirtJ States drain lirorr,
Inc. ill nifrt hre tomorrow morn
ing (or the first annua! convention
of the organtiation. Delrgatrs to
tne gathering v.rre elected in 47
congressional rii.trirt in It mid-
western states lat month, and eah
delegate will carry ihe combined
voting strength of the territory he
repre.rnts.
While the grain growers art In
convention, a committee represen.
ing llit American Wheat drower'
association, another co-operative ,
marketing organitation, will he in
session to make filial plain to set
up the operating machinery and l
submit the tentative program lo
Aaron Sapiro of San Francisco, gen
eral counsel. Mr. Sapiro telegraphed
he would be delayed in reaching
Chicago and members of the com
mittee plan to remain here until lie
arrives.
The American Wheat Growers
Assoc idled, formed by representa
tives of the Northwest Wheat Grow
er associated, amf the National
Wheat Grower' association, is a 100
per rent pooling organisation, and
record ing to W. C Lansdon, Salina,
Kan., a nienibrr of the committee f
th: association, expects to start
operations in 10 state by May 1.
The tentative plans call for three
rones, the northwest, in which the
Northwest Wheat Growers associat
ed, already is in operation; the north
central, with headquarters at Minne
apolis, and the south central, with
headquarters at Kansas City.
According lo a recent announce
ment, the organisation has contracts
with nearly 50.000 grain growers and
more than 1,000 farmers' elevator and
grain growers' association at coun
try shipping points.
Thee contracts are optional, while
those of the wheat growers arc for
100 per cent pooling.
f
Fremont to Have
Corn-Alfalfa Mill
I1VE. Frcdrickgeii to Start In-
dustry He Says Will Bene
fit Farmers.
H. F. Fredrickscn. former Omaha
automobile man, has arranged to
build and operate a corn-alfalfa mil
ling plant at Fremont. He is in
Omaha to buy machinery for the Al
falfa Corn ProdtfVts Manufacturing
company. The mill will have a ca
pacity f 20.000 tons annually.
Mr. Fredricksen was a pioneer of
the bicycle and automobile business.
He was in the former in Fremont in
the early 90s. He came to Omaha
in 1897 and engaged in the same
business, later becoming one of the
first automobile dealers. He amassed
a fortune in this and sold out in
1915. He went to South America to
develop a gold mine, and on his re
turn became president of the Hawk-
eye Truck company, Sioux City.
A mill such as I shall build will
enable the farmers to make a profit
on the byproducts of their crop, the
cornstalks, which will be ground up
by this special machinery and mixed
with other things to make a nutri
tious ration, said. ' Such a plant
will be ablefothrive on one-tenth of
the corn crop raised within seven
miles of Fremont and to bring in
creased prosperity to the farmers and
to those who use the product of the
mill. In short it will make wealth
out of something that is now wasted."
Divided into continental classifica
tions, there are 11,162,110 motor
vehicles in North and South Amer
ica; 1,110.990 in Europe, 134,730 in
Asia 125,281 in Oceania. 55,832 in
Africa'.
FwewnECMonti
Tower BulldJns. CHICAGO. ILL.
Scientific American Bid... WASHINGTON. B. &
wooiwnrtn ouiiain.. mew tubs
Hob.rt Bids.. SAN FBANCISCO. CAT
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.
. . - a..,..-.
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Commerce '
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Commerce
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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.
HOLDR2GE, NEB,
GENEVA, NEB.
DES MOINES, IA.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HAMBURG, IA.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
All of these office except Kansas City snd Milwaukee
are connects with sec other Sty priest wires. It will
per yes to st in touch with see ol our offices when
wsntisf to- BUY or SELL sny kind ol (rsln. W. solicit
- rear coealramenta el all t kinds ef rslo to Omaha.
CJhlcaa, Milwaukee, Kasses City and Siena City. Every
car receive, careful personal sttentlen.
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment Home'
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