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Market: Financial and Industrial News of the Day
South Side
Live Stock
Ornate. UircS II.
., were, (ante. Hl
ffl.i.t 4..a4ev 4 tit lilt t
Mm,. 1'm4iI .. 4
' !) thi. KrU Kilt
.!. leal ' IMU ll.'M
mid.llKIIK 1II SI Sit 14 M4
H.lllMHll ll'H !
)ir i is 1M.I I.t
Cattle ReeellH.
teera saldi lirunf I HCIta bliktf lil
Is J 4 tnouib ik yierdy h nark!
a rather f!rr. Veto o I o
mutwr Helix Sisn.r than Ih elee el
leal wHhi lop ut l beta tit
lerday. fih slue about iedr l
Oar l ynivnliy'i 4vaace, soma choir
liaht fcaifer armftna It. Ik. Sloe. en nd
fe-rtera were In riy good dema4 end
old fully ieaj la la auina ca a llllla
Kher, I ha heal -.aching 61 til.
viuuitiun an raliia. Oood I clinic
beae-a. lilltlU; lair ta good beave.
toi'u7 7l; cumuia la fair beave, H
Oil, loud la rhtilra rlmss, IT )
ta; fair I good searlinge, liiiat lii
common ta fair ertln. K
4 la rholee heifers, M.ittl lli fair la
u4hJ belters, 111.(14 11; choice la prime
caw. i4evf4 4t); Kood ta rholc cows.
II 1041 oo; fair ta good eowa. IUI4
110; roinmen ta fair cows, II toft II:
gitod In rhiilc feeder. I"l0ft0l; fair
la find feaoer, lt$l.i common la
fair feeder. I 9 I &; mod to thnka
iiwkora. 17.10(f) 4i fair to load ilorker
14 IM tl; rumtnon In fair aiorker.
.Ulftl.; i-li haifara. I4I4 00;
tf.'k cowa. I4ssul.ll; eitw-k rlve, II "S
4MI; veal calves, j.k0l.l0; bull.
tasa, ate, 1 7 l'il Ik
UK Kir oTr-KKS.
Na. At. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
I: : I it mt I 75
fl till T 44 1010 I Ik
tms t o l km
0 111? I Jl JO 1137 I 10
OWS i
s i? oo t nos i it
1 1143 IS t HIT It
HKIFEU. I
Til 00 10 , IIS tl
m 4 II 101 t III
4 i t :i
BTiH'KERH AND FEEDER.
11 ..... lit I 40 IT Ill I IS
i it ut i o
4 1000 TOO 10...... 764 T10I
13 nil T II II Ill 1 IS
II 1(7 T (0
NULL.
1 1M 4 00 J 1710 4 it
1 1470 k 00
CALVE.
II 110 T 00 4...... m 1 21
tlng receipts, 4.I0O head. Thera was
liaht run f b today whuh mnvra
nioitly lOfrllo higher, shipper being
aillve btder and taking moilly llaht
Vilahta and medium weight butrhrra.
rarkln trad waa aanrrally ldo huhfr.
laht hoca mid from H.lkQlOOO, mli'd
loada and hulchr wrlahta IMOfjl M.
arklnc vradra. $ 75 10 and axirrma
iravlra, t.360l.i. Bulk of aalci iraa
l.5 10.00.
HOG
Ko. A. Sh. Pr. No. A v. Ph. Pr.
...noi HO 10 71. .171 ... I 0
M..:fi0 70 I 75 SS..2J3 ... 10
0..:7i .... Ill ti..itt ... 110
ISC. .207 ... I It II. .181 ... 10 00
8hi-p nwrlpta, 1.000 brad. Buyrm wrra
rionrlvh on the fairly liberal run of Iambi
today and prlcea ruled atrady to 25c
liiwar. Pnlea were moiily within tha ranite
of IU. 6017H5. 00 with beat lota quoted at
lis:. Clipped lamba aold from 112.(09
? '.7. Sheep wera atrona; to qunrti-r hliher;
Iiht ewea aelllnr from l.2otW9.B0.
ijuotntlona on Sheep: Fat laml. ood
to t hoke. Ill 7I1S.26; fat lamba, fair
to good. I14.014.75; ahearlng lamba.
f 1J.IO47H4.00; feeder lamba, 113.00011. 60;
rull lamba. 110.0013.00; fat yearllnga.
light. 1S.6013.00; fat yearling!, heavy,
I9.60IJ10.SO; fat wethera. S.0010.00; fat
awea. light, 19.0009.60; fat ewea, heavy,
17.0039.00.
CLIPPED LAMBS.
Ko. Av. Pr. No. At. Pr.
SI fed.. II II 60 17S fed.. 91 12 60
191 fed.. II II 76 250 fed.. 14 13 71
Omaha Grain
rn
ic.
I rid
jm.
of
19
it
of
1 rar inear dark
car. II ".
I rar. 11.24; 1 car
k),
Omaha Produce
Furnlabed by atat of Nebraaka, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
ket and marketing:
LIVB POULTRY.
Wnolenal Wholeanl
... , Huvlnc Pr. SelllngPr.
maga io.is0io.2O o.ifo.:5
Surlnga .!t . -2 !
Ilena, light 20
lions heavy..... .'-"&
Cock g
Dunk
Geeaa 1 - W
Tukcyi
Stags .
Springs
Jl'ina
Cock a ,
liucka
tieeae
Turkey!
28
24 .23l .26
.24 .21W .ii
.10. .16 ' .0
.2 .25
.IS .lb .20
2i'H .20
DRESSED rOCL-TRY.
, .HQ . .!
:? .30
2S .22
' IRi? .22
' . ......... .2? i .23
""! "!'.X!"" . .23 .2
!!.!!! ........... .3 .45
Select .
No. 1 ;if :'
No. I so n
crick. ::::::.: 209 -21
Eggs, case count
(per case).. .60.75
BUTTER.
Creamery, print 36 .40
Creamery, tub -3J
Country, boat 20 .55 . .25 .30
Country, common .17 .10 .20 .22
HAY.
Pralria No. 1 upland '.. .$11.6012.00
No. 2 upland '2422
No. 3 upland ,H2,?'S2
No. 1 midland H.OOWll.tJ
No. 2 midland .5010.o0
No. 3 midland S ", 5J
No. 1 lowland LCOtflOOO
No. t lowland f.eo 9.00
Alfalfa, cholc J'-5S2?S2
j i 17.0018.50
Standard '. M
No. I . 12.50 13.50
No 3 10.604T11.50
Oat atraw J.JO 9.00
Wheat atraw 1MO 1.00
FRUITS 'AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bananas: Per lh.. Viffe.
Oranges: Size 216 and larger. 7.007.60;
Size 250. I6.767.00; alze 288; 16.6007.00;
alia 324. !6.604i)7.o0: Florida tangerines,
per box, 34.00. Lemons: Per box, 15.50
7 00. Qrapo fruit: Crate. I3.E04.50. Ap
ples: (Delicious, according to size and
grade, 13.7664.50: Rome Beauties, ac
cording to size and grade. 2.753.00;
comnron Wlnesaps, according to slie and
grade, I2.003.76; Black Twig, according
to siie and grade, 13.00; Arkansas Blacks,
according to siie and grade, 2.85fi)3.76;
Ben Davis, 13.00; Newton Pippins, 13.00.
Strawberries: Quart, 60e. Figa: 24 pkgs.,
S oa.. California, 12.25: 13 pkgs.. lO-oi.,
31.50. Dates: Dromedary, 36 pkgs,. per
box, 16.75; Hallowll, per lb.. 14(0)16c; Ex
rls1nr. Sfi nkea.. 13.00.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Early
Ohio No. 1, per cwt., 32.002.15; Min
nesota white stock. No. 1 per cwt., 12.00:
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt.; $8.26
4J2.50; Red River Chios No. 1. per cwt.,
t3.2iei.tO; Oregon Netted Gema, per cwt..
3.652.75: Colorado Brown Beauties, per
cwt.. 12.00. Sweet potatoes: Per bu.,
31.7683.50. Celery: Dozen. $1.252.00
Head lettuce: Crate, 15.0006.25. Leaf let
tuce: Doxen. T590c; Red onions: Per lb..
0mc: yellow, 9c Onion sets: Bushel,
32.603.75. Spanish onlona: Crate, 34.60
6.00. Cauliflower: Crate. 32.50. Cucum
bers: Dosen. hot house, S2.SO3.75. Car
rota: Per lb., 3H5c. Turnips: Per lb..
Sc. Parsnips, lb., 35ttc. Beets, lb.,
mf 3c. Cabbage: New Texaa, lb., 304c.
Tomatoes: Crate. 34.60&6.00.
Green Vegetables Young southern
radtehea, dozen. 65cJl.00; young south
ern beets, dozen, S0-1 00; young south
ern onions, dosen. 90c 90c; young south
ern turnip, dozen, 31. 00: Brussells sprout,
lb., 25c; shallots, dozen, S570c; green
peppers, lb., 30935c; paraley, per dozen,
bunches. -45975.
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb.,
6 6c; green salted No. 3. per lb., 466c;
green hides. No. 1. per lb.. 3 4c; green
hides. No. 2. per lb., 293c; green salted
(old stock), per lb., 23c; green salted
bull hide. No. 1, per lb., 3c; green salted
bull hide. No, t, per lb.. Sc.
Horse hides: Large, each. 32.50; me
dium, each, 32.00; small, each, 31.50; pony
and glues, each, 75c$1.00.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, s to else
and wool, each, 60c931.00; shearlings,
green salted, as to lz and wool, each.
1020c.
Wool: Choice fin and half-blood, per
lb.. 327c: mediora or three-eighta-tlood,
per lb., 202Sc; low and quorter-blood,
per lb., 17 lie; burry -wool, per lb., I
12c.
Wholesale price ot beet cut ar
follows: No. al rlba, 25e; No.
S rlba. 23c: No. 3 rib, lie: No.
1 loins, IJc: No. 3 loin. 2Sc; No. 3 loina,
zyo; No. 1 rounds, lie: No. 2 rounds, 17c:
No. I rounda, 14Hc; No 1 chucka, lOttc;
No. chucka. lc; No. t chucks. Ic: No.
1 plate, fc; No. 1 plates, kc; No. 1
pTstes. 4c. ,
Wholesale price of beef cut are as fol
low!: No. i rlba, fJc; Ko. , lc; No. ,
lie No. 1 loins. 26c: No. . 24c; No. S,
31c; No. 1 rounds, lie; No. 3, He; No. I.
14c; No. 1 chucka, 10c: No. I. te; No. S,
Ic; No, 1 plate. Ic; No. t. Ic; No. 3, ee.
Mew Yorte Prodnre.
, New York. March tl. Butter Steadier:
creamery extras. 40c: creamery, firats. 37
493Hc; packing stock, current make No.
1, 21c
Kgga Firm: fresh gathered extra first.
I6H6!71c: ditto finta. la lie.
Cheese Firm: state, whole milk flat,
treah specials. 2i6111c
Omalia, Mirch 21.
LivtrpooJ ficr openiniE lowrr df
vflaped an nivancuiK tendency, tut
thit liatj little tlfect on our luturc
marked at lung at wheat came out
in fair volume and uifort wti Uik
ing. The buyeu of the Ut Itw iJjvi
turned irllen and pricet in the rarly
teision thowrd an easier ln, corn
brine; particularly weak. The heavy
vUible of all kmd of grain ii attract
ing attention and the belief ii crow
in K that delivrnei on the first of May
iill K hravv anH thi no doubt If-
rnunta fnr a ana A deal of todav'l
caaiueii. Hour demand wa poor
and reports Irom the toutnete
wheat crop were more optomiit
V vrurt0r uer nrit intereateit ai
domeitic demand wai at a minimum
hmal prices are around the loweii
the day.
Rpreint nf wheat today were
can, ai compared with J car la
year; 51 can ot corn, against 01 c
lati .veir and a total of 82 cart
oats, a aRainit 131 ran last year.
Total shipments were 86 can, agauut
124 cars a year arjo.
There wai a slow demand for or
dinary wheat, but a Rood drmand for
dark gradei in the cash market, and
Ifnic lower than
yesterday. Corn sold Vi&Wit lower.
oats ere W IC lower, rye w" i.
lower and barlcv nominally Ic lower.
WHF.AT.
No. 1 hard winter: 1 car. tt.II; 1 cr
(ml-darkl. 11 32.
No. S hard winter!
ti ll; 1 rar. II 2t; 1
No. 3 hard winter:
fsmutty). II 2
N.v bard winter: 1 car (near dark).
1 . . . ...
NO. k hard winieri I rr inr'j.'i
rent heat (limaged). S1J2: I ear. 3 t per
lent heat dsmnged, musty). II 01.
Sample durum: I ear. Sl..
No. I yellow, herd: I cr. tl tl.
No. 3 yellow, hard: I rare. I..J.
No. I spring; 1 rar (dark northern),
"no! 3 mixed: 1 ear (durum), lt.10; I
rar (smutly), 11.01.
COHV.
No 1 whits: k car (ahtpperi1 Iota),
kl So
No.' t White: t rare I5r; 3 cars. !lt.
' No. 1 yellow: t car (ahlpiiera lota).
'"no t yellow: 1 ear . (ihlppera1 lots),
SOHc; 3 ran. lOr: 4 rare. Sir.
No. 3 yellow: 1 car, t0V4c; 4 cars, tor;
I ear. 10 He.
No. 1 mixed: 1 ear (shipper1 tout,
"n 1 mlxd: 2 rar. 4l'c; I car (old
billing). 4K4r. -
No. 3 mixed: 1 rar, 4mr; I car, 49c,
No. k mixed: 1 car, lllic,
OAT.
No t white: 1 car. 36 '4r.
- No. 3 white. 4 cars. 33 Sc. .
Sample whito: 1 car (22 per cr,t corn).
TtYR.
Sample: t car. 39c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS A VP SHIPMENTS.
Roccipts Today.
AVheat '
Corn tl
Oat 12
Rye
Hurley
Shipments.
Wheat 1
Corn
Oats 14
Rye
Barlev
, CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots ,
Wheat St 54 a
Corn 50.'. 220 397
Oata 124 1.1 44
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Wheat 84 61 97
Corn 23 29 2
Oats 5
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Wheat 69 !H . 12
Corn 66 64 6 ;
Oats 2S D2 - 81
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT P.IXE.1PTS.
MinneapoliB 161 202 129
Dilluth 69 138 32
Winnipeg 915 937 461
V. S. VISIBLE.
Bushels Today. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
Wheat 38.179.000 38.85:. 0110 J4.679.0OO
Corn 49.609.000 4S. 078, 000 29.847,000
Oats 67.322.000 67.843.000 34.907.000
Rve 8. 65!. 000 7.782.000 1.614.000
Barley 1.817,000 1,725,000' 2.110.000
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Dl Oil
Chicago Grain financial
Week Year
Ago. Ago
1!) 43
67 l
.-, 18
2 6
4 3
r.i 72
S4 87
21
S
2 ..
Peeetnt .
Wheat
Corn
Oata
Shipments
Wheat .
Corn
Oat
729.000
777.000
620,000
8 12.000
1.007.000
609,000
677.000
891,000
4D6.00O
S68.O0O 649.000 766.000
474,000 769,000 917,000
r.i; nan inc. nnn Kif; ooo
CANADIAN VISIBLE.
Bushels.
Wheat 29.61.0IO "8,432.000 21.685.000
Oat 7.150.000 7,570,000 7,062,000
Knnaa Cits' 1-ve stock.
Kansas City, March 21. Cattle Re
ceipts, 8.500 head; beef steer generally
steady to 25o higher; top heavy, 39.00;
early sales, 36.508.6G; she stock steady
to strong; good to choice oows, 35.60
6.25: better grades heifers generally W.60
4JI7.00; all other classes around steady;
canners and cutters generally 13 00(5)4.25;
most bulls, 3.754.t0; practical top,
38.60: good feeders, $7.00'. 30; most
stoekers, 6.007.00.
Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head; averaging
around steady; lights mostly steady to
10c lower; others steady to strong, closing
weak: top, 110.10; 190 and 200-pound
welghta, mostly 39.I010.05; 240 and 300
pounders, 39.65039.86; packer top, 310.00;
bulk of sales, $9.40fi10.50; throwout sow
generally 38.50igi8.75: best stock pigs,
39.40; bulk good kinds. IS.00fiJ9.25.
Sheep Receipts, 10,000 head; sheep
market strong; lambs 1625c higher;
top, 115.25; bulk early sales. 147516.15.
St. Lonls Livestock.
East St. Louii. 111., March 21. Cattle
Receipts, 2.500 head: beef steers opened
steady to strong: closed weak to 15c low
er; top yearling steers, 18.35; top
weighty steers, 18.25: bulk, $6.757.76;
heef cows, hulls, canners and . stoekers
steady to strong; veal calves steady;
closed dull: hulk, 8.O08.60; top, 18.76.
Hogs Keceints. 10.500 Head: market
closed about 25c to 35c lower; top, 110.65;
practical top, li".3f; bulk 110 to 230-pound
average, S10.25 10.B0 : bulk 240 to 280
pound average, $10.00tf10.25; pigs 60c
lower. 38. 25 9.50; packer sows weak.
I8.36W8.C5.
Sheep and Toombs Receipts, 600 head;
steady to strong: beat Iambs. 115.85 to
city butchers: handy weight ewes, 39.25;
neavies. Ji.su: shorn yearlings, 112.01);
wethers, 10.2S.
Chicago XJTeetoek.
Chicago, March 21. Cattle Receipts,
8.000 head: active; beef steers, she stock,
bull, stoekers and feeders, strong to 15c
higher; bulk beef steers, 37.508.75; veal
calves, strong to 2Sc higher: bulk fat she.
stock. 35.156.75; bulk stoekers and feed
era. 36.6097.25.
Hogs Receipts. 11,000 head: mostly 10c
to 15c lower than yesterday's avsrage;
some lights off more; top, 110.50, early;
bulk, 39.8010.30; pig about steady;
hulk, deelrable, 100 to 120-pounders,
39.003.S0.
Sheep Receipts. 11.000 head: killing
classes, mostly 25c higher; top wooled
lamba, 316.00; bulk, 315.60916.00.
Sioux City Lira Stork.
Sioux City, la., March 21. Cattle Re
ceipts. 2.000 head: market strong and ac
tive; fed steers and yearlings. S7.007.5p:
warmed up steers and yearlings, 35.00
7.00; fat cows and heifers, 34.0067.25:
canners, 32.0004.00; veals, 34.008.5O;
feeders, S6.007.40; calves, M. 5007.50;
feeding cows and heifers. 33.5005.10;
Hookers. IS.00tJ7.25.
Hoga Receipts. 3.000 head: market 10
15c higher; butchers. I9.60fl.80; lights,
3I30S3.90: heavy mixed, 31.4008.60;
heavy packers, 38. 2593.73.
Sheep Receipts, 100 head: market 10c
higher; bulk of aales, II.C069.I6; fed
western lambs, I1S.40.
St. Joseph Livestock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. March 21. Cattle Re
ceipt. 1,600 head; market strong to 25c
higher; steers. It. 7501.15; cowi and heif
er. t4.004tl.16; calvea, t4.IO07.6O.
Hogs Receipts, 4.000 head; market un
even, steady to to higher; top 11.15; bulk,
ll.7509.il.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts, 3,500 head;
ateady to zc nigner; lamb, H4.6O01t.Z5;
we. 11.000 17
Mmxmpolki Grain.
Mlnneaiwlla, March 21. Wheat Re
ceipt. Ill car, compared with 121 car a
year ago. Cash: No. 1 northern. 11.41 0
1.62i; May, 11.414: Jnly, 11.11. .
Corn No. I yellow. SOOUc
Oats No. 3 white. 31 011 He.
Barlev I8?'c
Rve No. 2. 95 0 IS He
Flax No. 1. 12.13 6 1.17.
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Uauko lt M W!f,
Chicago, March 21 General tin.
loading by local and eastern longt
in all grains made a sharply jrr
range. VVMle there wrre numerous
null ral!ir they were short-lived.
Final trades were about at the bot
tom. Wheat lost I jc, corn
I 3 MA 7-c, oat i :i-4e and rye
At no time were wheat prices
above the finuh of the previous day.
the opening being ! u Ic tower and
values gradually worked lower with
a near collapte toward the cloie when
the inride figures were made. The
local trade has made an effort to
bull the market for several days, but
the lark of outside buiinrs has been
againit them. The bullish news at
tracted little attention today.
: pari nM Maav.
F. i pert demand was slow lad 0 sale
rr rmfirmeil up la lh rlns whim
bad dprraing ffrl na a!u-a. Thar
waa aa untrtuna of nervoua uncertainly
llirouahoul lh day with an ihealut !
of lh- astreaatv billing Khlth ha
rharatriid the market of lata. lor.
in and domeaile n-wa was fttixed. An
lntf.. of l.ltl.vo l.q.h'ls la lh world's
available supply mada lh- total alnimc
iao.ouo.eo0 huehala or 4 J, 000,000 bushel
more than last .ar.
While few unfavorable rrep report
ara coming from the eiu'hweat 1hy are
not as yt of a character la Indue any
material buing. The May-July apr-ad
narrowed to around 11 rem at lha
laat, lha smallest so far. Liverpool clo-e -I
unchanged while lluenoi Aire was e
higher at the opening.
Shaw Heavy t ndrrton.
Corn and oata showed a distinctly heavy
undertone from lh atari. Thera
nothing In lh nral run nf the new
to indur grriva buying. With a
alow domcatlu and seaboard demand, re
l'ft f corn planting becoming general
In pari nf Tetns, price dchn-d radtly.
Home atop ! nrder war uncovered
.n 111 way down. At tile Inside corn
uaa off 44i: and osls He from tha
previous diiv finish, l-'lnnt trades tr
nh'itit Ihe loslde. Thera i a fair de.
rytnd for May rorn tit to. and undr.
heceipta wera email with white corn ofr
sje. rnmparrd with May, The e
loard reported 21u.0nA bushel corn ld
abroad, kit no purchase wtr mad In
tha wear. Sentlinont vias distinctly
bearish. Receipt. 147 car corn, and ST
car oata.
Kxiiortrr wer good buyer of ry fu
ft'rea and also took cash grain, securing
15. 000 busheia lp tha west, but tha mar
ket waa easy In sympathy with other
gralna. wlih May 30V,o under May wheat
at the Inst. No. 3 on track v. as 2c under
May.
Pit Note.
Minneapolis reported the demond for
rash wlt"M waa mt cb good, and mill
said the flour buslncsa was poor.
A Hnltlmore wire to Bennett sld:
"Our No. 2 red garlicky wluat ta now
uloiut over our May, as against 6a
nbovo a few dajs ago. Appeara to bo no
demand (or l:riiled Stales wheat for ex
port, and domesiic trade Is at a minimum.
Kurope is apparently Independent of ua
for some time to rome."
Probable Import requirements tn
Europe from March 1 to July 1 are es
timated bv .1. Itnenbaunt tlrnln com
pany lit 2V7.20O.O0I bushels. Hh 28.840.
000 bushels for noti-Tiuropa.in countries, or
a total nf 3ii6.0flO.0OO bushels, while prob
able remaining surplus stocks March 1
were 311,000.000 bushels, showing a close
adlustntent of supplies and requirements.
The estimate of the American eomntla
sloner of agriculture In Argentina make
crop of vheat 154,873,000, ag.ilnet 170,
tiiiii.ooo bushels tho previous year. This
viould Indicate a surplus for export or
about 81.000,000 bushels, exclusive or
carry-over stocks.
( Demund I Light.
.lackson's New York office wirci
"Cahlea ara lower this morning, with no
export reported overnight. Gulf casn.
brokers say absolutely no demand so far.''
Winnipeg wires: "Trade about evenly
divided between buyers and sellers. No
special feature. Hears pointing to big
receipts, while bulls say no actual whrai
tor Bale In pit."
Wheat acreage In Roumanian, Bulgaria,
Spain. France. Belgium and Finland as
officially reported aggregates. 27,591.000
cores compared with 30,124. 0oo acres
Inst year. Italy has suspended Import
dutleB until June 30. Chilean wheat
rrop Is officially estimated at 23.883.-
ooo hi.ahcl- mrulnsl. 2fi.180.000 bushels
Inst year and a five-year average of
21 206 000 bushels. Damage reports are
coming from Hungary, but the ouflooit
in other European countries In generally
favorable.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. March 21.
Art. Open. High. Low. Close Yea.
Wht.
May
July
Sept.
Rve
May
July
Corn
May
July
Sept.
Oat
May
July
Sept.
PorK
May
Lard
May
July
Rib
May
uiy
1.38
1.S7I4
1.207
1.21'Vs
1.12
I 1.06 U I
I .98 I
.61
.61
.64H
.644
.66 U
.38
.
,41k
.1
1.31
1.20T4
1.12?;
l.ocu
.61
.64
.66
.38
.40
.41
1.34
1.174
J. 17
1.111
I-
1.34'4
1.34
1.18
1.17
l.U Is
.1.
1.38
1.38
1.21 '4
1.20',
1.12?i
1.04 1.04Vi 1.0SW,
.96Vil .96 'A I .98
.62
.6414
.64
,65 m
.59
.62
.65
.60
.63
.37
.39
.40
.1
.37
.37
.39
.40
.66
.38
.40
.41
If
11.10
11.25
110.80
10.25
111.10
11.30
110.80
(10.25
.120.00
110.92 110.92 111.15
IMS 11.16 11.37
110.80
l0.22
110.80
10.22
110.80
10.27
New York Cotton.
New York, March 21. The list In the
cotton market today went slightly higher
after early liquidation In trading of gen-
1 MimtaBBncBB Tlnth Inasea and Brains
Vera recorded in the morning, but all
movements were within narrow limits, ai
the outset prices were froced down 3 to
10 points; before midday they were at a
level of 8 to 16 points net advance'. Local
bulls bought on the better cables and
selling was based on xaore favorable
weather In the cotton belt. Dullness
marked the afternoon trading, amounting
only to professional give and take. The
market closed near its high, 2 to 12 point
better than Monday.
Spot cotton was quiet, unchanged, 18.40c
for middling upland.
South spot markets were Galveston,
17.55c, 6 points advance; New Orleans,
16.75. unchanged; Savannah, 17.38. un
changed; Augusta, 17c, unchanged; Mem
phis, 17.25c, unchanged; Houston, 17.60c,
10 points advance; Little Rock, 17, unchanged.
New York Sugar.
New Tork, March 21. The raw sugar
market was a little easier today with
Cuban prices unchanged on the spot and
I-I60 lower for early April shipment,
with both positions now quoted at 2c,
cost and freight, equal to 4.11c for cen
trifugal. There were salea of 20,000 bags
of Cuba for March shipment and 8,000
bags for April clearance at quoted prices
and 29.400 bags of Porto Rlcos tor April
shipment without port option at 4c
c I. f.
Raw sugar future were easier under
realizing sales, prompted by tho more
liberal offerlogs in the spot market, f inal
quotations prices were -7 to 8 points net
lower. May. 2.59c; July. 2.77c; Septem
ber. 2.92c; December, 2.96c.
There were no changes In refined
sugar with fine granulated listed at 6.50c.
Refined futures were without transac
tion. Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, March 31. Potatoes Dull, re
ceipts. 50 cars; total U. S. shipments,
619; Wisconsin sacked round whites, 31.60
1.70 cwt.; ditto bulk. I1.6601.7S cwt.;
Minnesota sacked red rivers. 31.65 cwt.;
Minnesota sacked round whites, 11.450
1.66 cwt,: Colorado sacked round whites,
31.15. Montana sacked russet rurals,
11 85 cwt.; Idaho sacked rurals, 31.750
1.16 cwt.
Dried Fruit.
New Tork. March 21. Evaporated Ap
ple Few offered.
Prunes Quiet.
Apricots NomlnaL
Peaches Firm,
Raisins Quiet.
MlnneapoU floor.
Minneapolis, Minn., March 21. Hour
Unchanged. Bran 124.60026.00.
Kansas City Prod ace.
Kansa city. Mo., March 21. Eggs
tic higher; first. 22c.
Butter and Poultry Unchanged.
Jirw York Poaltry.
New York. March 21. Live and dressed
1 poultry, quiet and unchanged. . . .
By
ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
(lata Ha 1 aaaaal Wis.
Ktw York. March 21. Following
the decline in bankers' acceptance
rates on Monday's mar art. aireel
rates for merchants' paper were re
dured l c today. The new quota
tion of 4 U2 to 4 3-4 per cent was
Ihe lowest aince August. 1917, and
virtually on a level with the present
fferve bank rediscount rale.
Liberty bond prices roponded as
they did to the preceding day'i
money market movement.
The firat I per tenia tod lb third
llii B..IR aalna abate IB arevloa k'lll
points la their epn mata.t hmotr. Th
IS per ! lea) at 4iobr. lilt, of
which lh amount In lh public's hand
I neatly laur a !' mat ar any
.ih.. la.UM liidatf reached a arire kA
rmiat auov Ih baal rl tombed by
I a lha market, avea la Ih whoa.
II aa first 4lt la oa in siina
tbsni.
May ttearh far.
It I still 1 I I (Mint bslesl tha sub
scription prlca, but lh nun a r-paea
of lh band la change In money re
render It not al all in.probshle hi ih'e
ttatfa also will reach par lb
year I Over,
other Investment boads shewed strengih
aiain outside or a few instance in
mku'I. aneuiativa realising after a pre
vious rapid tie ( with lh Kreaih re
public bonds), caused moderate reaction.
Tb day's stork market moved Irregular.
lys net aovaare ana net o-ennao war
fairly balanced. Hallway inerre again
eoni -nerally motion!.., with m
thing f rearitoa in in tnree or .our
tork vbhh wer am up suaoeaiy on
Uniin.V.
Today' recovery In tb principal Euro
pean exchangee, following nonuar
nea seemed to ndli-l llttl mora than
tha familiar backward and farwatd awing.
The tie: man mark lost moat of It lata
recovery of Monday, but II did nol el
back below lha third of a cent price.
Reparation .'lay Fart.
Tha reparation payment no douhl ha
lie part In thi recurrent ueprcinoni
hut It la difficult to Imsiin any equilib
rium restored ao long a Ilia present Cler
mau Idea prevail that depreciation ha
u euiinertion with lh 3:.oiu,ono,0o
marks of new Paper, turned out by the
printing ptcia sine r.ovemiier.
Tsutvi statement ut me I'tMorarm
of l oinioene, giving the source of our
gold Import of leal month, I curiously
mtereating. It nd emeii, wnn in
1'ranavaal Bfr k WHS Under WSV. Wnen
the far east waa na longer shipping gold
and when Frnr waa known to t '
t.nrtlna? cold onlv enarlngly. that tho
monthly arrivals In tb United State
would l negligible.
Tha denartment figure ahow that from
those source w received laat month
l.'H.OOO.i.no less than In February, l2i.
Hut the receipt from Denmark and
Mweden told a very different etory; they
Increased 313.000,000 from a year ago. ana
tb total gold arrival In February de
reaeed only from 42,100,000 la 1921 to
3-I.7O0.O0O la 19::.
New York Stocks
of nrlcea of the leading slock.
furnished by Logan & Bryan, .48 Peter
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Mon.
High. Low. Close. Close.
A., T. S. F 97 97 91 7
R (c U 39 SS'i 39 3l
Canadian Pacifio..l36'4 136 136 136
N. Y. Central 8S .7 17 k
Ches. & Ohio 24 62 62 2
Cireat Northern ..74 74 V. 74 74
Illinois Central ..102 10Pi 103 101
K C Southern ... 23 25 25 26
Lehigh Valley ... 60', 69 69 60
Missouri J'ac 32 H 23 22 22U
N. Y & N. H.... 19 18 19 1714
Northern Pacific . 78 'i 77 77 78
Cht. & N. W 71 i 70 voh ii
Pcnn. R. R 37 37 37 Vi 87
Roadlng 74'4 74 74 74
C. U. I. & P 41 4 41 41 41
Southern I'ac 87 86 87 17
Southern Ry 22 21 22 21
C, M. & St. P.... 23 28 23 23
Union racitlo ....134 133;) 134 '184
ST KEL3
Am. Cor Foundry 150 153 166 154
Allla-Ohalmera ... 4 46 46 47
Am. Locomotive ..109 108 109 101
Haldwin Loco 108 107 17 107
Bethlehem Steel... 68 67 67 67
Colo. Fuel & Iron. 31 30 31 SI
Crucible o7 t 66 67
Am. Steel Foundry 34 33 33 33
Lackaw'a Steel..., 60 49 49 60
Mldvnle aSteel 35 34 34 34
Pressed Steel Car.. 72 71 72 71
Repub. Steel AV I. 63 53 62 624
Ry. Steel Springs.. 96 96 96 96
Sloss-Sehcffield ... 43 41 41 43 H
V. S. Steel 96 94 15 96
Vanadium 39 38 18 38
COPPKR9. I
Anaconda 61 51 61 62
Am. S. & Rer. CO. 63 62 4 ' "
Cerro De Paaco 35
Chill 17 17 17 17
Chlno 78 27 27 28
Calumet & Arizona 60 60 60 60
Inspiration 41 40 41 40
Kenuecott 30 29 30 30
Miami .....28 28 . 28 28
Nev. Con 15 15 16 14
Ray Con 16 15 15 15
Seneca 13 13 13 13
Utah 4 64 64 '64
OILS.
Gen. Asphalt .... 61 69 61 60
Cosden 36 36 .36 36
Cal. Peterol 62 61 62 61
Island Oil 1 1 1 1
Invincible Oil 18 17 18 18
Mex. Pet 123 120 122 121
Middle States .... 14 13 14 14
Pacific Oil 49 49 49 49
Pan-Am 56 56 66 66
Phillip 36 36 36 36
Pierce Oil 8 1 8
Pure Oil 81 30 30 32
Royal Dutch .... 63 63 62 63
Sinclair Oil 26 24 25 24
Std. Oil, N. J. . . .174 174 174 174
Texas Co 44 44 44 44
Union Oil 19 18 18 18
White Oil ....... 10 10 10 10
a MOTORS.
Chandler... 74 72 78 72
Gen. Motors 10 10 10 10
Willys-Overland ..1 8 9 8
Plerce-Arrow 17 17 17 17
White Motor 41 40 40 41
Studebaker 106 103 104 101
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Fisk 1 17 16 17 16
Goodrich 39 39 89 40
Kelley-Springfleld. 45 45 45 44
Keystone Tire .... 19 17 17 18
Ajax 17 16 I'W
U. S. Rubber 63 62 Sift 63
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sug 44 43 43' 43
A. O. & W. 1 29 29 29 29
Am. Int. Corp 43 43 43 48
American Sumatra 33 32 32 82
Am. Tele. 122 121 121 1"
Am. Can 46 45 46 46
Central Leather ..37 37 37 37
Cuba Cane 17 W 16 17
Cuban-Am. Sug. . 25 24 24 24
Corn Products ...105 104 106 104
Famous Players... 80 79 79 80
General Electric. 15 155 166 166
Gt. Northern Ore.. 37 36 36 36
Int. Paper
Am. H. & L., pfd.. 71 70 70 71
U. . Ind. Alcohol.. 47 47 47 47
Int. Paper 47 45 46 46
Int. M. M.. pfd.... 71 70 70 71
Am. Sugar Ref.... 73 72 72 72
Sears-Roebuck ... 71 70 71 71
Stromsberg 47 47 47 47
Tobacco Products.. 63 62 62 62
Worthington Pump 61 60 61 61
Wilson Co 40 40 40 39
Wesl'se Electric... 67 67 67 67
American Woolen.. 88 87 88 87
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil ... 26 26 26 !
Am. Agrt. Chemical 39 89 39 39
American Linseed.. 35 33 34 33
Bosch Magneto ... 44 44 44 .44
Con. Can 63 62 63 62
Cal. Packing .... 76 76 76 76
Col. O. & L 13 82 82 12
Col. Graph 3 8 3 3
Nat. Enamel .... 16 36 56 36
United Crult 137 137 137
Lorlllard Tobacco Io0
National Lead.... 0 10 10 10
Philadelphia Co... 38 37 37 37
Pullman 120 118 120 118
Punta Al. Sugar.. 43 43 42 42
So. P. R. Sugar.. 64 54 64
Retail Stores .... 46 46 46 46
St. L. & S. T.... 58 28 28 28
Va. Car Chem.... 35 34 34
Total salea, 741,600 shares.
Money Close, 4 per cent; Monday
close, 3 per cent.
Marks Cloae, .0035 e.
Franc Close, .0191c; Monday close,
.0899e.
Sterling Close, 14.17; Monday close,
M.17. (
St, Louis Grate.
St. Louis, March 31. Wheat May,
31.31; July, 31.14.
Corn May, tc; July. tlc
Oats May, 39c: July, 41c
Kansas City Grain.
Wheat C!6se. May. 11.22; July.
1.10; September. 11.05.
Con Mar. S4c; July, 67c; Septem
ber, (00.
f
New York Bonds
(Tha Bee la the only Omaha
Nswipapcr which publiih the of
fikial cloae of the New Ycrk stock
achanse bonds )
Kear Verb, Starch II failed Cute
War fietaiiun. ae fepreavnted by l.itMrt
ad Vlrluf tee lire, weie Ihe au(adlnf
f.aiuree f luUss a bend titarbal. I'eal.
tas were enei.ai.a aad neatly all at lh
! eeria eiuaad al gain.
frawrh severuffietii 1 and I agsla
4 aay la raanamg salea and Keen-a
n.Mnlcua! me4 e he gftacted, far
lh same .aa.n.
la ihe dou.-eue Hat meet of rn day's
hiher price wera made by speculative
fella. Including ", M. Letll d I.I
Krseetere, aliurt, Kanaaa and Tessa,
Chl.aje ai4 Altn and N.w It a van. the
l"ar ruin on the atrangih ef the terk,
Saiee (par value) appro. Imeled III,.
Sll.ie.
I all4 blalea Itoad.
Salea la II High lw Close
II! I. Ill tl II 4 1)11 17.7
31 l.m let I .... 4 17 ID lie
4 I lb 14 4s ....II II 17 71 17 13
tit Lib lal 41 .... I4tt 04
H: Lib 24 4S .... Ii 01 17 U 17 11
j:4 Lib Jd 4. .... I 14 14 net
1 a y i, hi ia 4'( .. tM nil mi
111 Victory 1 loo 04 lour, loan
l7T Victory 4V t !01 10 looaij
Farelga, liaferament, hut and Municipal,
tl Argentina I ...... 14 11 13
f I'lty H-rn Is 111 111 111
I riiy Iterarn la... .101 l"i lot
14 City llord.aui la. 14 14
I City Chri.tiana a,os e 0
31 City Copenhac l 10 10 '
It I'lty t.yon (a 17 14
114 City lUraelllea .. 14 I 14
It city R l Jan Is.. .101 o 1o:
I I'lty Zurich ....111 111 111
114 P.pt Seine T 6 14 14
IS Join Canada k 31. 11 ' 11
II Hon Can k not. loo tt loo
41 )ul Ra Ind a 4 14 14
1 French Cloy 7...04 101 H'1
14 French Gov la .... Io 107 107
I Jsnanea 4 7k 74 74
It .Up lt 4s 10 01 IS
SI King Kelgium I.. 103 oi 1o:
IT King l'.-lsium 7s .101 10't 14
'I King l-enmark I. 17 17 IT
It King Italy .. 14 13 14
5 King Norway a. ..111 111 111
31 King Sweden la ...100 100 100
SI Rep Chile Is 4 ... .104 104 104
4 Hep Culia Is 44... 0 10 10
21 Itcp VrUKUav ..106 10 101
1 Hia Queensland 7a..lo'i 101 l'H
40 Sale 'on fed k....ll? 1141, 117
l:: I K GI1AI k 22.104 104 104
74 I K (lllvt f- 2l..l0k 104 104
07 VK (lHArl k 37. .100 SIS ISO
94 II 8 llraxll a ....105 104 106
PS IT g Mexico 4 .... 4 47 44
71 U 8 Mexico t kl 61 kl
Railway and Miscellaneous Rand.
It Am Ae Chem 7(.02 101 101
v. Am Smelting Is... 19 II 89
II Am Sugar Is 11 18
11 Am T at T rot 6.. 16
II Am T T cy ..1I6 111 11
I Am Writ Pan 7s.. 13 83 It
31 Annnur A Co 4s. 17 17 17
II ATSF rv 4 6k... 80 10 10
I ATASP ad) 4a 11 11 11
621 ATARI gen 4s.... 18 II 11
l All coast L 1st 4 87 67 17
I Atlantic Fruit 7.. x. s ..
S Atl Refining 6.. 104 104 1"4
I II A o cv 4.... 78 78 78
ii n u m u su'i n "
34 B ft A tl S t
in )el Tel of P 7. 108 103 108
3 lleth Steel ref Is.. 2 91 92
7 Beth Stl P M t.. 88 S 88
14 I) Kd gen 7a ee I..107 lo losi
4 Bush Ter Bid 6s. 89 19 89
4 Calif n U 6a.... .i 14 94
23 Can North ... 109 lo loj
41 Can Pac deb 4s .... 77 77 77
' 3 Cen tin con la... 96 96 96
10 Cen Leather 6s.... 94 94 9674
11 Or de Pan Is ....114 114 114
37 Ches Ohio cv 4s 85 86 86
20 Che & Ohio cv 6s.. 88 68 88
3 Chi Ai Alton 3s.... 79 79 79
7 C B Ai Q gen 4s.... 87 87 87
31 C B i ref 6 97 94 97
20 C & E I gn 6 ne.. 78 77 77
Chi Gt West 4s... M 60 61
70 C 8f & S P ref 4s 61 68 61
27 O M & SP cv 4.. 65 64 6474
48 C M S P cv 6... 66 64 64
1 (Tft N W 6V4S 106 106 1061,4
St Chi Railways 6a... lit 80 80
I C 71 I & P gen 4s. 82 82 82
27 C R T P ref 4s. 79 79 79
I C S P M & O deb 6s 93 93 13
14 Chi U Sta 6.. ..116 114 115
10 C W I 4s 71- 71 71
38 Chile Cop lis 86 86 86
5 Colo In. lu 6s 72 72 72
9 0 Sou rfg 4 88 87 88-
11 Col G S- R 6s 92 91 92
18 Cnnsol Gas 7 108 107 108
14 Cuba C Sug cv 7s. 85 85 85
8 Cuban Amor 8e....l05 10S 105
12 Cuban R R 7s...lo; 102'i 102
13 Del i- Hud cv 5s.. 93 92 93
59 D A R G ref 6s... 46 45 45
-15 T A R a Imp 6s.. 80 80 80
11 Detroit Edison 6. 103 102 103
I Pla Match 7 s. ..108 10S 108
40 n P de N 7s....104 104 104
10 Duquesne Light 6s. 102 103 102
10 Erie Gen 4s 46 44 43
63 Erie Con 4s 6! 60 61
32 Fisk Rubber 8s.... 104 103 104
1 General Elce 6s... 98 98 98
112 Goodyear T 8s 31 99 99. 99
1 Granby Mln 8 .... 92 92 92
14 Grand Trunk 6. ..102 102 102
143 Gt North 5s 16 96 96
105 Gt North 7 108 108 108
63 Hud A Man adj 5s. 80 80 80
62 Iltl Central ref 4s.. 85 85 85
11 Illinois Cen 6 .. 19 19 99
42 Inter Met 4s.... 16 15 15
66 Inter Met 4s ct.. 12 12 12
83 Inter R T 6s 62 62 62
kl Inter M M 6s 95 95 95-
1 Inter Pap ref 6a.. 84 84 84
3 Invincible Oil 8a .. 96 96 96
6 Kaa City Sou 6s... 86 85 86
5 Kel-Sprlng Tire 8s. 106 106 106
1 Lacka Steel 6s 60.. 99 99- 99
3 Laclede Gas ref 6s. 87 87 87
21 L 8 A M S 4s 28.. 93 93 13
23 L S A M S 4s 31.. 92 92 92
2 Lehigh Valley 6s.. 102 102 102
1 Liggett A Myers 6s. 95 95 95
24 Louis A Nash un 4 80 90 90
16 Louis A Na ra 6. 102 102 102
65 Mar St Ry con 6. 88 88 88
3 Har Oil 8 war... 93 92 12
7 Mez Pet 8 104 103 103
23 Midvale Steel 6.. 86 86 86
23 M K A T 1st 4s... 77 77 77
105 MK4T adj 6 new 60 60 60
87 MKAT pr I 6 new 83 .81 82
26 Mo Pac gen 4s... 63 63 63
27 oM Pac rfg 6s 23.. 99 99 99
10 Mont Power 6s.... 95 94 94
1 Morris A Co 4s.. 84 84 84
6 Nat Ry of Mex 4s 25 26 25
81 N O T A M 6s.... 69 69 69
69 N Y Cent deb 6s.. 101 100 100
It h t etHi s-.ts lt4, 11
I New H dak 4s tt III 44 41
II haw III) da k 41 41 ) 41
It N T Hy rf U "! 34 11
4 N T W H 4wt.. 44 41 44
ti Nor a ait fi .. iv H
II K-r A tea M
II Nor A We r ..! -4 lJ
Nr Paeih i ! it It
t Mar faciflo 4 .... l
III N U N II IW..II. ! tstlt
II N aisle fow it,, 11
II N W 11.11 Tal ll .lit l I'l
4 lr and 4lif tl I 11 St 11
I Or y A M c I '
4 O a L raf 4 S
4 H L cue I 44 el. 41 t '
III 11 W H I I N Ii, 11 fl It
I fee OAK t al 11
1 Packard Mel ...141 11 t"S
4 Pea km p T ai!, 11 IT 11
114 1 H K ea 41.. tl
IT fa 14 H ea ts n 4 7
I I'e H H 1T ll S4
4 Para klarq raf ts.. It 3 It
I Pierre oil dab Is.. II l II
II I'l l! A 81 li Is ... II 14 14
I Port H la A t ts,. It 14 II
I Heading (an 41... 14 14 14
I Map I A a Is I' 11
5 R 41 A W Is" 4s,, 71 71 71
k H I A A L 4... 11 Tl 71
I MLIMka rfg 4a 4 14 14
111 "t.wMKP In 4i A. 71 te
111 H I. A M T d ll.. 1 71 ll
IT H la A 8 P Ine la.. II t 11
I H la Sou 1st 4!.... IT 74 7t
II Air I ron 4i,,. 4 4i
1,1 amelsir Oil 7s... nl 12 oi
t M IMI TAT ts... 14 14 II
II Pea Pao v 4a
31 Sou Pa rfg 4s,.., 11 US li
S Sou Pas col Is.,.. II S "S
S Sou Ry gen 4i..,, 11 3 11
31 Sou ty Ut Is II 11 14
It Sou Ry rev iv,... 11 S4 11
II n Porto Rico ug ? 17 7 14
S Stan Oil nf I'd 7s..l4 1 l
3 Steel A Tuba Is... II
Ik Third Av sdl Is... l IS' 11
J Tidewater Oil f s 10 i !
1 Tub Prod 7a 11
I Union I'aa lit 4a.. 11 f 10
St Union Pae rf 4s.. 17 l 17
S Union Tank 7s ...101 11 to!
S Mnl Drug cv ll ..lol n 101
11 V 8 Real A Im kl. 14 14 14
4 IT H Rubber Is II l
35 I' 8 8'ect 6 10 OA 00
10 t'lah PALI .... to1! to
1 Vir C'ara Cham ts. 17 ST 17 14
I Vlrg Rail Ut is... 17 3 r
S Wabash 1st i 16 k 14
i West Pacific Is ... 17', 17 17
S Went Union l...0t 107 108
H Weat'house Flen 7a. 104 ll) 104
S W A I, K ref 4s. 11 K',
4 Win A Spen Steel 7l 17 7 17 U
31 Wllion A Co 7n.. " T 37
Total aslea of bonds today -er 32t,-
134. 000, compared with 117. 071.104 yester
day and 17,013,000 a year ago.
N. Y.' Curb Bonds
New York, March It. Following
I a complete list of today'a transactions
on the New York Curb Bond market up
to 3:11 p. m., with siles of each Issue and
Ihe high, low and last price:
Bonds.
Sale Hich Low J:l!pm
I Allied Packer 6s... 71 70 70
4 Allied Pack 6s rtf. M tl tt
3 Aluminum 7s 25. ..102 102 10!
10 Aluminum 7s 31.. .102 102 102
21 Amer T T 6s 22.100 10S 100
I Amer T A T 6s 24.100 101 101
17 Anacon Cop 6s.... 17 98 98
1 Ana Copper 7a 29.103- 103 103
5 Ang-Amer Oil 7s.103S 101 103
14 Armour A Co 7s...M03 102 10J ,
17 Barnsdall 8s 9 S 99
33 Heiiver Bosrd s .. 74 69 73
10 Beth Steel 7s 23. ..101 101 101
2 Beth Steel 7s 36. ..101 101 101
7 Can Na Ry eq 7i,.109 lt9'4 109
3 Cent Steel 8s ..... 98 8 98
6 ConsJll '.textile if.. 97 17 97
1 Cop Exp Asm 8s 23.102 103 lff.
1 Cop Exp Assn 8a 24.103 102 102
9 Cop Exp Assn s8 25.104 04 104
35 CotiB.il Gas 7s 101 101 101
1 Cuban Tel 7S....104 104 104
2 Deere A Co 7s... 98 88 98
2 Gal Sig Oil 7s 101 101 i 101
10 Goodrich Tire 7... 99 98 98
1 Grand Trunk 6s.106 106 106
13 Gulf Oil "7 103 103 103
6 Hood Rubber 7a.... 95 16 96
37 Ilumtle Oil 7s 101 101 101
11 Interb R T 8a 22.. 80 80 xo.
17 Gen Cop 7a 103 102 103
61 Laclede Gas 7s..., 97 97 97
1 Llbby McNeil 7s ...100 100 100
13 Manitoba 7s 93 93 93
8 Na do & Sul 8a. ,.103 103 103
13 Nat Leather 8s .... 98 97. 974;
J-a XN T IH fl & 11 IS,. S0'4 19 SIM,
16 Phlla Co 6s 44 95'-95 95
1 Phila El 6s 101 101 101
2 Phillips Petrol 7s.107 107 107
1 Proc A Gam 7s 23.101 101 101
14 Tu Scr Co NJ 7s... 99 98i 99
3 Sears Roe 7s 22.. ..100 100 100
11 Sears Roe 7s 23.... 99 99 99
II anally Oil 1i ...ll 11 ,
S a.l.ay A CI . ...IM 14 144
l a lt.il Tel 11 III,
I IMI N T ll Ii 11 14 11
I M WTI H.14' !
I pi) ml N til II ol ! Ia
I gia I'll N T IHI 11 ! !!
Pwifi A Ca 1 II .!! tl iei
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t Weaiera Klea 1... 14 I4 S4
Wla-heeter f! ,, It 19 Stta
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II A ea 4'i4 Oil 41 ... 11 11 11
II Carta Coal C tt 14 11
I Jul Kae.f 7 11 II
I Nat Acme 1,1 ... S3 S3 tl
II Ne lleva 1 W I 1 71 74
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4 Tidal 4i(i ll. ..Ul 11 101
lorelga II and.
4 Argentina Tl II... ! H tl
t lierlla 4 1 1
t rtuaoian 1 11 tl !
tt Pwiee 1 I ! lo
III S.IWM 4 II W 1 t !
I tal Opt Is 31 17 11
I'hlraia Slacks.
Range nf prices of Ih leading Chlrale
iterki furnished bv Mil A llryin, III
I'ltera Truil building;
CI".
American Rs. lister ,
Armour A Co, pld
Cudahy 41
P.diiun com .., ......Ill
Continental Motor .,.....,.. T
far) Motor 1
lUrtman St
I. ibby 1
Montgomery-Ward !
Nlllonal Leather (new)..,,.. 10
I'liel.y W lady l'
StarlWarner 21
Swift A l.'a 10S
Nalft Int 31
Colon t'arblda 11
Uihl ,, ,. II
Wrigley loT
Turpentine and ttoeln,
Savannab, O , March 31 Turpentine
Kino. He
It,, .lo Firm : salea, 351 caska.
Viol II. I). K l4notr.u.; F. O,
II. I., 14.004 65; K., 14.0; SI, M li W
4 10: J., 4..05.30; WU., S.7e; WW.,
tt.0.
( hire 10 Produce.
Chicago, March 21. Rulter Unchanged.
Kaga liwer; receipts, 2T.1I4 csa-e;
firsts. :3t.'23c; ordinary firsts, :if..c,
inla'i:neoua, :.413-c.
Vomco Who Fought on Strert
,ro FrftNl After lttut
Mrs. Fanrhin Mareck, 5-1 Smh
Txrentieth, was met on the suett
NVednriday by Mrs, Nellie C lum
ber . South Twentieth stteet.
They engigrd in a (utie (ombst,
Mrs. Chambers teitdied in ,vutl
Side police court yeiterday that Mrs.
Msreck had been talking about her.
Judge Foiter ducharied them alter
a lecture,
South Side BrnitUt
ORtrnr COAL CKflTAtSl.T WA.
Ilia, avtt'TH UMAIft li'K iiiatPAMir
fnH sl,lt-- K no , 4 a ), Call
Karhei 144
For real, faur.raant bauae. lnria
liakte. riiy water, l par aaanlh Mar.
kat l
A rladev la bla ete I ranflnlag Jeh
T fuaa. aaatua rhtef ef lif al lb
Nlfl parkta plant, a kl .
Ilaalb of w mum r. Iulal, lilt
Pout a Tblety. third al'e-i, aaadar a. sat
waa rauaaal hy luhariuieea, a paeimr
ttea ehowed
Wksa I lb nii'ket rail MA s id
filer a lea ef eur Mirkal lump real al
III II ll a ead talua, A. U ltuiel
A Poa Advvetiiaminl.
I'nclc of ScMaifrr AVi
Court to Cfiange Firot Name
Morris K. SeliUnVr, ton of Mr.
snd Mrs. I'bil.p Srhlaifer.' ll.'J
South Tenth street, uncle of Moifis
li. Schtaifer. the fKhier, hss filed a
petition in district court asking per
minion to become KJward M.
Schtaifer, brcause hit mail gets mixed
with the boxer's though he is in
Vienna, Austria, in diplomatic t'rvice.
New DrUfg for 1'nrk
City council yesterday author
ied a contract "with Paucr tt
Johnson Construction and Supply
company (or the paving of drives
in hi m wood park, according to
bid of $-22 p'r square yard received
last week. The work will cover
about 2J,(rOO yardi.
Municipal Bonds
allK
Safe Investments
TS ovra and offer afl extensive lint of high-grado eonntv,
citj and school bonds at price to yield from 4.50 to 6
per cent free from federal ineoma tax taiabla only
1 mill in Nebraska.
United States Trust Co;
AfiJitted with
The United States National Bank? '
1612 raroam Strtet, ' Omaha, Hebrwka
BANK STATEMENT.
Racine County
WISCONSIN
Highway 5. Bonds
Due Jan. I, 1928-1940
Free from all Federal
Income Taxes.
Eligible as security for
Postal Savings deposits.
Price yielding from
4j60 to 4.46
The National City Company
Omha First National Bk. Bid
Telephone 331S Jackson-.
Charter No. 11629 Reierv District No. 10
REPORT OF CONDITION OF 'THE
PETERS NATIONAL BANK
AT OMAHA, TS THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
MARCH 10, 1822.
- RESOURCES. .
Leans and discount, inrludlnr rediscounts, acceptances of other bank.
and foreign bills of exchange or draft sold with Indorsement of
this bank , tlltr74
Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc.:...',,,,..,,,...,,.,,,,,,, TSI
rurnnure ana uxtures '..,....,
Lawful reserve -with Federal Reserve Bank ,
Item with Federal Reserve Bank in proces of eollection (not available
aa reserve) ,
Cash in vault and amount due from national banks .'..
Amount due from Slate banks, bankers, and trust companies In the United
state .- ;. . ,
Cheeks on other banks in the same city or towa as reporting; bank
Total .4 , .1273,275.21
Check on banks located outside of city or town of reportin bank and
other cash items
ZS.(e)0
tUTi,
S9,3.
41,603.
121.SIS,
IS, 11.
.68
.11
00
bl
.9
.70
12
41
Total
10,218.33
,tl,9,302.S7
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund ...a,,.
Undivided profits I19.HS.1I
Reaerved for interest and taxes accrued 2,100.00
Reserved for 12.188.1S
Less current expenses. Interest, and taxes paid.,.....,
Amount due to national bank
Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies in tha United
State and foreign countriei
Certified check outstanding;
Cashier' check on own bank outstanding
' Total of four preceding item..., ...214,588.81
Individual deposits subject to cheek
Certificates of deposit dua in les than 10 dajr (other than for
money borrowed )
Other demand depoiita
' Total of demand deposit (other than bank deposits su'bjeet
to Reierve items 940,766.11
Certificate of deposit (other than for monev borrowedl
Other time depoilts , ,
Total of time depoiita subject to reierv 191,760.1
200,800.00
50,000.00
2l.ia8.1S
69,165.22
115.85S.4S
17.14S.6t
12,329.50
922,72762
17,72.72
276.00
148,125.80
4834.5
Total
Charter No. 9780.
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserve District No. 10
norum ur liUnuuiU-M U TUB
CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
AT OMAHA, IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
MARCH 10, 1922.
. RESOURCES,
Loans and discounts including; rediscounts, acceptances of
other banks, and forcisn bills of exchange or drafts
sold with indorsement of this bank
Overdrafts, unsecured
U. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value)..!
All other United State Government securities
Other bonds, stock, securities, tc.t ,
Furniture and fixtures
Lawful resere with Federal Reserve Bank
Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection
(not available as reserve)
Cash in vault and amount due from national banks
Amount due from State banks, banker!, and trust com
panies in the United State ,
Exchanges for clearing; house
Checks on other banks in the same city or town as report
ing; bank
Checks on bank located outside of city or town of report-
ing; bank and other cash items
Redemption fund with U. S. reasurer and due from U. S.
Treasurer
Other assets
137.500.00
118,400.00-
282,357.70
115,382.61
842,094.51
56.890.18
15,825.38
12, 866, 806. H5
2,11.80
255.900.00
88.SS7.07
16,963.61
2,511.87
5,022.93 1,828.588.01
6.875.00
. 20.863.65
Total
.11,085,778.39
t 800.000.00
100,000.00
187,135 1
13C.000.00
LIABILITIES. '
Capital stock paid in. , ,
Surplus fund .....
Undivided profit $16,912.70
Reserved for depreciation on bonds 2,600.00 8 168,112,70
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid.. ...... 81,807.09-
Circulating; note outstanding
Amount due to national banks.... "280,021.61
Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies
in the United States and foreign countries....,;.. 182,(95.62
Certified check outstanding 2,141.98
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding .......... . 16,091.83
Individual deposits subject to check..... 2,043,29.49
Certificates of deposit due in less than 80 day (other
than for money borrowed) 61,007.20
Time certificate of deposit (other than for money bor
rowed) 801,863.10
Postal - savings deposits 17,179.16-
" Acceptances" executed by this bank for cuitoraera, and 4
to furnish dollar exchange
Total 11,086,778.8
State of Nebraska. County of Douglas, :
I, L. H. Tat. Cshier of the above-named bank, do olemnly swear that the
above statement is tro to the beat of my knowledg and belief.
I H. TATE, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
B. F. MARSHALL,
E. F. FOLD.
H. S. CLARKE, f Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 0th dy of March. 1922.
(SEAL) MAUDE CINTHEB, Notary Public
8,109.682.11
1.109.81
11,689.802.67
State of Nebraska, County of Douglas, 111
I. E. L. Llndquest. eaihlet- of the above-naased hank: do aoleeanlv that 4ha.
above itatement ii true to tha beat of my knowledge and .belief.
j E. L. LINDQUEST, Ceihief
Correct Attest :
C. J. CLAASSEN, '
W. S. WESTON,
J. R. CAIN, JR., Director.
' Subscribed and iworn to before me thb 18th day of March, 1922.
(SEAL) EVANS Z. HORNBERGER, Notary Public.
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