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amrk roa, 4.l)0fi 1.50; alnrk ralvrt, 15.76
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IIoks RacelDts. T.440 h'ad. Tradlni In
tha li murket wan tlow to get under
way toi'ay. thrra bring a Iris active de
mand from nhinpera. Tha market was
slow with prices rullnr lOU-.'On lower.
I.isrht hoK. sold from !.759.S5 with a
tD prtra of I9.SC JIird loads and
hutrhrr weiirhta, U.45ff9."5. and ptckini;
craden. S.ioill.50, with extrema heavies.
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Sheep tnd Lambs Receipts.
l'ricrs on fat lambs today were generally
steady In spots. lOJf 15e lower. Thera was
a (mod oemand both from shippers and
packers. Sales were mostly from $14. 50ft
15.00. with best lambs quoted at 115.10.
Clipped lambs were fully steady, best
lata selling at IK. Co. Sheep were steady
to strong, light ewes Belling at 19.60.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good
to choice, I14.6O4513.IO; fat lambs, fair
to good. 114. 0014. 50; shearing lambs.
IIS. 5014. t)0; ferler lambs. $ 1 0.OO1H1 1 .1.60 ;
rail lambs. tlO.OOQIS.OO'. fat yearlings,
light, fir. 50813. 00; fat yearlings, heavy,
11.50 0 It. 50; fe.t wethers, lS.00tl0.00; fat
ewes, light, 19.00ffi9.60; fat ewes, heavy,
1 7.00C 9.00.
FAT KWES.
96 fed 115 1 60
SHEARING! LAMBS.
JSS fed St 11 00
TKARLIXCiS AND WETHERS.
S3 fed 106 11 50
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. March 21 Cattle Tteceipts,
11.000; beef steers, stockers and feeders
generally 15 to 25o lower; top beef
steers. 19.16: top yearlings. $9.00; bulk
1 erf tteers. 7.40 1 R . 50 ; fat she stock un
even; mostly tteady; spots lower; bulk
fat cowt and heifers. $5.006.73; can
ners rutters bulls and veal calves, steady:
bologna bulls. $4.;5iS,4.35: canners and
ruttera mostly $3.254.00; veal calves
lar-ralv $7.SOS.0O.
Hogs Receipts, 15.000; uneven, mostlyj
steady to 10c lower than yesterdays aver
age; lighter weights off most: closing
active; shippers bought about 6,000; hold
over moderately light: top, $10.30; bulk.
19. 75JP 10.55; pics weik to 25o lower:
bulk desirables 100 to i:5-poundcrs, $9.00
if 9.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, IS. 000: fat
lambs unevenly steady to 25c lower;
mostly 15c off, run largely shorn: top
choice wool skims. $'5.S5 to shippers;
choice shorn lamb. $13.25 to packers;
bulk shorn lambs. $I2.5013.10; yearlings,
15 to 25o lower; top wooled yearlings,
$14.00; shorn kinds. 112.50; fat sheep
very scarce, shorn wethers at $9.00 lower.
Kansas Cltr Livestock.
Kansas City, March 22. Cattle Re
reipts. 7.60V head; beef steers, dull: sales
weak, to 25c lower: top heavies, IS. 75; she
stock mostly steady to weak; early choice
rows. 15.00fli.6.00; some higher; few heif
era. $0t607.00; most early sales, $5.76
(i.60: others mostly steady; many calves.
$4.00J6.50; best vealers to packers, IS.60;
ranners and cutters genorally 13.00
4 25: bulla largely 13.75ft4.50; plain to
rholce Blockers, 6.007.50; feeders, 16.75
7.25.
Hogs Receipts, 7.000 head: open slow;
closing generally active; around 10c lower:
few lights to shippers, 110.00; bulk, good
and choice. 175200-pound weights. $9.86
P9.95: 226JP300 pounders mostly- 19 OOifSt
SO: bulk. 19.25fI9.9S: packer top. $9.85;
throwout sows generally $8.508.65: stock
pigs, steady to 10c higher; best weighty
kind. $9.50. .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, $.000 head;
theep strong; lambs mostly steady: few
closing sales. 10$15o lower: top, $15.25;
bulk. $14.75Q1S.25; tt-pound clipped
lambs, $15.76. '
St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louis. 111., Marffi St. Cattle
"Receipts. 2.000 head; beef steers, mostly
15$25c lower; closed dull at full decline;
bulk beef steers. J6.756 7.60; light year
lings, closed weak to 25c lower: top, Js.25;
beef cows. 1015-; higher; canners. bulls
and calves, steady; bulk vealers, !s.00$j
$.60; practical top, $.75; atockers, dull.
Hogs Receipts. 11.690; market opened
IllfSSo lower: closed 864f30e lower: top,
$10.56 for one load; practical top, $10.15:
bulk. ISO to 280-pound averages. $10.00
30.26; pigs, ateady to S5c lower; $8,000
1.50; packers' ewes, lOo lower, $3.25
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Sbeep and Lambs Receipts. 60S head;
fat lambs, ateady; top. $15.60: sheep:
ateady to strong; nixed yearlings and
-aether. $13.60.
Onulm. March 22.
Liverpool calilcs ttcre lower this
morning, but clo-.nl !id to 'A high
er. Chicago future market uliou-ed
an eisirr lone in (lie early -e.tion
on tcattercrl toinmisMon ltotnc tell
in C. On the dip houses with for
eign connect ion turned buyers ami
absorbed the surplus of the pit, and
line, with local liortj covering,
i a user! a fair advance, corn being
particularly strong. A niebag4
front the seaboard says it is iinder
Mood that (irrmany lias cleaned up a
lot of Argentine wheat on passage.
In the latter end of the session
prices ruled steady and final liirurcs
around the highest of the day.
Uniaha receipts today showed a
pretty good average run, 34 cars of
wheat and 70 cars of corn made up
the bulk of the arrivals, the total of
all grains being 131 cars, as com
pared with 57 cars last year. Total
shipment-! were heavy at 156 cars, as
against 1JU cars a year ago.
There was a fair demand for cash
w heat on the floor at prices ranging
from unchanged to Ic higher. Corn
w,s in good demand at 'Ac to 1c up.
Oats sold unchanged to Vsc up. Rye
was Ic Higher, with barley un
changed.
Chicago Grain
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St, Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo., March 2 Hogs Re
ceipts. M00 head; market lOjJlSo higher;
top. $10.00: bulk. $9.5$t.g5.
Cattle Receipts. $.500 head: market
ateady to 16c higher: eteera, $. 75fS. 76;
cowt and hei.'ers, $4.006.:5; calves. $4.50
4.70.
Sheep Receipts. 5,6tt head: market
teadyj lambs, $14,5eri5.25; ewes, $9.09
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WHEAT.
No. ! dark hard: 1 car (shipner'a
weights). $1.:;7: 1 car (smutty), $1.36.
No. hard winter: 1 car, $1.31 (semi
dark): tars, 11.27: 4 cars. 11.26: 1 car
ismuttyl. 11.31 (scml-dark); 1 car
tunuttv). $1.28; 1 car (smutty), $1.27.
No. 3 hard winter: 1 car, $1.26; 1 car,
(67 per rent dark), $1.33.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, $1.26 (semi
dark): 1 car. $1.23.
Nn. 2 yellow hard; 1 car, $1.26; 2 cars,
$1.26.
.No. 3 yellow hard: 3 cars, $l.?3j; 1
car. $1.23.
Sample yellow hard: 1 car (heat dam
aged i, 93c.
No. 1 soring: 3-5th ear (dark, part
tmutty), $1.37.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car (durum), $1.10.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $1.23.
CORN.
No 1 white: 1 car, 62c.
No. S white: 10 rare, 62e.
No. 3 white: 3 cars. 61 He.
Nn. 1 yellow: 1 car, 514c; 2 cars (ship
per's weights), 51 Vic
No. 2 yellow: I car (shipper's weights),
51Nc; 7 cars. 61VsC
No. 3 vellow: 3 cars. 51o; 1 car (ship
per's weights), 61c; 1 car (special billing),
"H"- ... t.
No. 1 mixea: i car. ou'.r.; i cr,
No. 3 mixed: 9 cars. 60c; 1 car (near
white). 60',o: 1 car (near yellow), oiio.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, diic.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 49'2e.
No. 6 mixed: I car. 49 '4 c.
No. S white: 10 cars. bL'f.
No. 3 white: 3 cars. 61'r.
No. 1 vellow: 1 car, 61'ic: 2 cara
(shipper's weights), 51 Vic.
No. 3 yellow: i car -.snipi'ei wei.uw;,
61'ic; 7 cars. 51HC
No. 3 yellow: s cars, air; i ,r .ni'-
per weights), bic; I car -.special uiumi,
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No. 1 mixed: 1 car. v'.r; i r. -.
No. 2 mixed: 9 cars. 60c: 1 car (near
white). 504c: 1 car (near yellow), ouvto.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, otic.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 49'ic
No. 6 mixed: 1 car, 4Vic.
OATS.
No. 3 white: 2 cars (special billing),
34c: 1 car. S4c; 6 cara, 33in; 2 cars. 3..Vi!.
No. 4 white: I car. ooic; a cam, oo;.
1 car, 3c.
No. 2: t car. S5c; 3 cars, 94c.
No. : 1 car, $4r: 1 car. Soc.
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No. 4: 4 cars. 55c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND hii-1..mo.
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Today. W k. Ago. Tr. Ago.
Omaha) Ht I .rated Wirt,
Chicago, March 22. A heavily
oversold condition developed in
grains after, an early break.- Houses
with seaboard and export connections
took the surplus oft Hie wheat mar
krt around the inside figures. A sharp
advance followed. I he close was well
toward the top. Net gains were 1 3-8
(VV.l3.4c. Corn gained 7-P-vi I l-8c,
oats l-fleil-ic and rye l-4i7-8c.
Scattered liquidation carried wheat
prices off lc in the early trading, but
there was an excellent class of buy
ing on the decline, both here and at
Winnipeg. That buying was at
tributed to foreign account. Liver
pool after being I l-4d lower at the
start, closed l-4(ii2d higher. That
had some effect on local sentiment
which became more bullish as prices
advanced. There was a general rush
to cover short sales.
Ciertaiany llut Wheat.
rtulne nf a considerable quantity of
dKtre.ed Arffentlne wheat on ocean pasa-
age by tJrrmany was understood to be
largely the reason for the atrength In
Liverpool. Thera wat tittle else In the
situation, other than the technical posi
tion, to Induce the traders to take the
bull aide. No export buslnest of ronae
nucneai wat reported at tha seaboard,
official crop reporta on tht new crop were
generally optimistic.
Tha Slav-July spread narrowed to
nround 16 tenia at one time, the smallest
difference so tar, but It was 16'. cents
at the clot. Uecelpts seven rare.
At no time were corn xaluet more than
tic under the previoua day's close. At
no cents for May and 63 centa for July,
there wat persistent buying by commis
sion houses on restraining orders. When
wheat aiarted upward, short covering be
came general, making an upturn of ifh
1 i,c from the low. The finish was within
'.c of outride figures. Hcmand for cash
grain In wcat waa very slow and export
ers failed to thow much Interest, although
offerings were on a tow basis. The sea
board repotted 600. OOD bushels sold after
the close. Rocelpts $8 cara with sample
values 'v1c higher.
Oats market remalnt under the domina
tion of corn. A little export business is
being done but not In sufficient volume
tr. have any material effect on values,
while the domestic call la very Blow. Re
ceipts. 66 cars.
Offerlnga of rye were not large and
ili.r waa nm huvina here for Wlnni-
! nrc account. Houses with northwestern
connertionB were moderate sellers. A lit
tle rxpoit business waa put through at
the seaboard.
Tit Notet.
The Locust l'oint elevators of the Bal
timore and Ohio at Baltimore recently es
tablished a record by loading 2S5.000
bushels grain aboard ships in 1$ hours.
For eight hours the elevators loaded at
tha rate of 25,000 bushels per hour.
Some late seaboard messages said Eng- (
land was bidding for wheat under the
market.
No. 3 white corn, which has been sell
ing at May price to Vic over, was today
bringing only ligflVaC under May.
"In eight and one-half months we have
exported more than our theoretical sur
plus of wheat, yet we still have some to
spare, according to latest estimate ot re
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Receipts-
Wheat .v "
Corn 10
Oats 11
Rv 1
Barley
Shipments
Wheat Corn
Oats
Rye
Bnrley
rRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.)
Todav. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
V'8,000 739.000 631,000
767.000 918,000 972,000
508,000- 623,000 571,000
SbcNtio JJurkSimw.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES,
Dinah Re leased Mire.
New York, March 22. In a day
marked by several iulercstincr de
velopments. "Wall street's attention
was chiefly directed to one which did
not become known until after the
close of business. It was then z
flounced that Northern Pacific's quar
terly dividend had been reduced to an
annual 5 per cent, as Raainst th 7
per cent rate maintained since 9t)4.
This action had not been generally
expected because, although it was
known that the surplus over the div
idend had been narrow in 1920, the
net earnings reported during 19J1
increased $2,900,000 and current re
turns of general railway traffic arc
propitious.
W hat the decision on the dividend
probably means is that tlvc manage
ment expects greatly increased ap
propriations from earnings for main
tenance of property during 1922 and
doc's not deem this compatible with
the former rate of dividend. Ex
penditure for that purpose, w hich was
none too large in 1920. was cut down
$10,500,000 during 1921, a process
which could not continue.
Improvement Kxpertett.
Tha reduction In the dividend doet not
therefore Indicate a despondent view nf
future railway earnings. It doubtless
means that improvement la expected to be
gradual, not spectacular, and in. wiao
course is not to toKe too mucn tor
granted.
As- for the railway traffic outlook, the
weekly "car loading" atatement, given
out while the Northern J'sclflo wss an
nouncing Ita decision made by far the
best showing of the year. For the second
week of March the loaded cars not only
outnumbered 1921 and 1919 by 128.000
or 18 per cent, but rose nearly 10,000
cars above 1920.
On the atoek exchange, prices declined
Irregularly during most of the day and
both railway and Industrial ahares, aa a
rule, closed lower. A rise In call money
to 6' per cent had some hand In this.
That the bond market regarded It as
negligible. In face of the week's decline
in acceptances and commercial paper, was
shown by today's further rise In the third
and fourth Liberty 4!i per centa to higher
prices than they have ever reached on
the market. Nearly all of the European
exchat.go rates advanced and aterling
crossed 4.40 again, but the German mark
fell to .0032, a new low level of lta history.
Am. agrl. fhm.. 31 s il', 3f- Stl,
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rtroaklyn K. T,... It 14 ....
t'oniinrn'al Can .. a:1 t! :', l
I'al. racking 74 7't 7't '
t'nl, liat Klee... 13 ! $.
Columbia liraph ,. 3tj a1, I1. 1
Nail Kntmel "!' 94'a 34' 1
I'niied rru PI 17 lit SWS
t.orlilard Ton ISH lit Ht ....
National Lead .... '. '. M'4 0
Philadelphia Co. .. 3I' 37 J', i;
Pullman lis Ul i;t I7s
Punta A (ur... 41S 40 41 IV,
S I'orio Rico nugar 14
Retail IMnrr 41', 4iS 46'i
St. L. f4. K S', 31', II ?'.
Vt Car Chemical. 3' 34', 31 31',
Total aalet. 174.300 shares.
Money t.'locte; Today, ; Tu'td.y,
h
Markt Clote; Today, .0035; Tue.dty,
.0011.
Franca Clote: Tuesday. .0,
Sterling Cloe; Tixlay. 4.44; Tuetdat,
4.37'.,.
New York Bonds
F.
4 3 3
53 ' K 59
7 103 47
13 20 13
1
i 3
Receipts
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Shipments
Wheat
Corn
Oats
638,000 639.000 636,000
43 000 1.063.000 631.000
669,000 675,000 612,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES
Bushels Today, year Ago.
Flour 307,000
457.000
230.000
360,000
226,000
Wheat
Corn ,
Oata ..
Wheat
Corn .
Oats
132
"S
RECEIPTS
73
16
I
Tr. Ago.
37
Wheat and
torn ...
Oats ...
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots . Today. Wk. Ago,
Wheat, 7
Corn 147
Oats 7
KANSAS CITX
... sn
... 26
S
LOUIS RECEIPTS.
.... 61 62
...37 48
2 15
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis ....161 218 175
Puluth 148 185 78
Winnipeg ......344 384 175
ST.
190
49
100
69
7
8 2
61
24
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
Fy t'pdike Grain Co. DO. 1627. March 52.
Art. Open. High. Low. Close . Tea.
Wht.
May
July
Sept.
Rye
May
July
Corn
May
July
Sept.
Oata
May
July
Sept.
Pork
May
Ijird
May
July
Ribs
May
July
I .1
1.54',
1.34
1.17
1.18
an
1.11 K
1.044
.96
1.83K 1.36H 1.34'4
1.364 1.34i
1.17U 119H LIS
1.194 1.17'i
1.104 1.124 1.114
1.354
1.I0S
1.13
1.06i l.OS'il 1.05i 1.04 4
I
.60
.60 'it
.621.1
.63 'i
.62 4
.63 til
.1
.96
.61U
.64
.66 4
.96'
.597,
.62i
.65
I
n .384
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.404
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10. TT
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.414
74
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.64
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.404
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.964
.60 4
.634
.654
III 90
ln.sT
11.10
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110.1$
llt.U
I10.7S
lu.oo
110 65
110.15
I
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10. 8
11.07
lit ss
110.15
40 -H
00
110.93
111.15
110.80
110.23
New York Poultry.
Chicago, March 32. Poultry Alive,
higher; fowls. 26c; tpringt, 2Sc; roosters.
le.
acrves." sa d Thomas aicrvinnon. 11. 1 . o.
i. Just this failure of theories of ultimate B. & 0 3
exhaustion to work out that is now an Can. Pacific '.. ..13
imnnr,.ni factor in tha market. Inade- I N T. Central.... 8
nnaie demand characterizes wheat, bur- (Ties. & Ohio 62 61 i
rionsome visible supplies dominate corn Grt. Northern ... .44
and oats." "I. Central ...
Price Current Grain Reporter has a X. C. So
wire from a special correspondent now Lehigh alley .
traveling through Kansas, who saya that Mo. racifio ...
the anow and rain of last week put the N. T. & N. H.
wheat In fine shape In the counties of No. Pacific ..
Reno. Staffor. Edwards, Pawnee. Barton C. & N. W....
,..1 that the fields are all getting Penn. R. R "!
green and there is a great prospect for Reading i44
the wheat crop in all those counties. (!., R. T. & P 41
It it understood there is very little So. Pacific 87
grain booked for shipment out by opening Co. Railway ..... 22 'I
of navigation. . , ,t , f-" & St' p-" ,
Attention is called to the fact that U. P lio5 1
about 25.000.000 bushels of the wheat STEELS.
afloat on ocean is shipped on orders. 1 Am. Car Frlry 155 . 154
Argentine cables said there was sun a Allis-Chalmers ... 46'i
New York Stocks
(The Bee is the only Omaha
Newspaper which published the of
ficial close of the New Ycrk stock
exchange bonds.) 4
New York. March 32. Higher money
ratet exerted no adverse effect upon the
bond market today. A majority of tht
domestic: groups held or added to their
recent gains.
Liberty 3'ja and the third 4't were
especially active and strong and numer
oua underlying rails continued to be ac
cumulated. Foreign Issues were Irregular,
the most backward feature being the
French government 7 4s, In which another
reaction waa ascribed to realising talea.
Two of the latest domestic underwrit
Ingii the Missouri rarlflr 118,000.000 re
funding 6s and Erie 15.004,000 consolidat
ed Ts were immediately oversubscribed.
Tutsi talcs, par value, aggregated 118.-799,000.
I niled Stales Honds
ti S T Tel rf te ,.tt- t;ii jaj
n v w m 14a.. 43 41
S Nor 4 C.'U ref ..... ti t'S ti
3 Nor 4 cna ran 4a !. lis al1,
! Nor Waa rv ta..ait 1,171, injv
$ North Pauifie .... tis ' IS
11 Norm I'.rifi- 4,,
S4'
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1 Nor lia I'uw a
3k Nor lel Te it ..
t ore 4 thf 1. 1 St.
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I Pae O 4V K it ...
t Packard Slot tt ,
It Pan Am P T 7a.
44 Pa R H gen 44a.
t Pa Ft It gi-n la. . .
SI P aim K R ai,t. .,
i Pere Mar rf ta.
4 1'ierra oil deb tt .
1 Pl.'i: tILIi
1 Ton Ity I, k p t
t Handing gan 4a., ,
t H CI 4 W 1st 4a.,
! K I M I, 44a..
I 8 I I 11 I I rfg 4a Is
II t M.ASPTr tn 4, 1 A 71
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4.5 Sinclair Oil ,4.
I S Bell T t T 5a.
24 Sou P.fl rv 4. . .
4 hou Par rfg 4t, .
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Sales (In $1,000)
2111 Lib 34s ....
Lib 1st 4s ...
t Lib 2d 4s ...
151 I.lb lit 4 Us
1234 Lib 2d 44t
1580 Lib 3d 4s
2719 Lib 4th 44s
36 Victory 3"; a
720 Victory 4!,t
High
14.40
Low
97.92
cto
98.13
97.96
98.00
98.20
98.11
99.30
98.40
100.03
100.90
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.112
.109'.!
951;
9;
102
111'i
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109'.
HO 4
854
86
13 4
11
1094 1094
944 94i
97 , 97?,
99 994
94 4 94 4
74s. ..1034 1024 1024
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248 Petcra
Trust building -
RAILROADS.
Tuesday
High. Low. Close Close.
97 i 90 si". 7t
38 4 38 4 39
1364 1354 136
87
614
74
..101"i I01i 101 Si
264 o4
68 i
21 i
194
75.
694
3
60
22 4
204
70 4
68 ,
21i
194
76 K
70 4
3 4
40 U
S6'i
2tt
.22 4
74 4
40 U
864
21 1.
23?i 234
133, 134U
87 i
624
74 s,
102
25 4
69
19i
77',
704
37 4
744
414
87
22
nresmr to sell .wheat from the country.
Harvesting of corn is making good prog
ress and new corn should ba available by
the first part of April.
a New York Cotton.
New York, March 22. Pressure in
creased after early steadiness in today's
cotton market and although the list came
back slightly from - its low in tho last
hour, it closed 14 points net lower on
March to 6 points net higher on Decem
ber. After advancing 3 to 8 points with first
sales, prices eased off slightly in the
morning. The pool Interests bought a
little cotton and pressure came from local
longs realizing and from the south. There
was a noticeable increase in the volume
of offerings ss buslncs progressed and
in the early afternoon the list slipped off
to new low for the day, with March as
low as 17.83c.
Southern spot markets declined 18.26c
for middling upland. Southern spot mar
kets were: Galveston, 17.45c. 10 points
decline: N'ev Orleans 16.630, 13 points de
cline; Savannah 17.38c, unchanged; Au
gusta 17c, unchanged; Memphis, 17.26c,
unchanged: Houston, 17.40c, 10 points de
cline; Little Rock 16.90c, 10 points de
cline.
Sioux City Llva Stock.
Sinux Cltv. Ta.. March 26. Cattle Re
celots. 3.000 head: market steady; fed
tuera and vearllnas. $7. 00ft 8. 60: warmed
up ateers and yearlings, $6.0o7.00; fat
cows and heifers, 14.255)7.25; canners,
$2.00iJT4.00;' veals, $4.00f 9.00; feeders,
$5.007.35; calves, 14.507.60; feeding
cows and heifers, 13.50 5.60; stockers,
15.007.25.
Hogs Receipts. 4.000 head; market 10
iff)15c lower; butchers, !9.608'9.70; lights,
ID.eSg'Oo: heavy, mixed, $9.26ff9.60;
heavv packers, $8.00Q8.50; tulk ot sales,
$9.609.70.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,000 head;
market weak.
American Loco... 109
Bald. Locomotive. .108
Beth. Steel 70
Colo. Fuel & Iron., so
Ctucible 674
Am. Steel Foundry 34 4
Lackawanna Steel.. 49".
Mldvale Steel 344
Pressed Steel Car.. 10i
Repub. Steel & I.. 624
Ry. Steel Springs.. 96 4
Sloss-Schef field ... 44 4
United States Steel
Fanadium
45
1 08 V
154N,
45 4
108
lOti, 1064
Chlrago Potato Market.
Chicago. March 22. Potatoes Market
slightly stronger; receipts, 22 cars; total
U. S. shipments, 689 cars', Wisconsin sack
ed round whKes. $1.6001.70 cwt.; Minne
sota sacked Red Rivers, $1.504j)1.70 cwt.;
Minnesota sacked Early Ohioe. sandland,
$1.25ei.40 cwt.: Colorado sacked Brown
Beauties. $2.00 cwt.; Idaho aacked Rurala,
$1.75l.tO cwt.
New Yor?; Produce.
Netr York. Starch 23. Butter Un
settled; creamery extras, SSVitjH'c;
creamery extras, 37 if 39c.
Eggs Easier; fresh gathered extra
firsts, 264$27c; fresh gathered extra firsts,
:4454c.
Cheese Firm; state whola tnlllt flat!,
fresh apecials, 21l214c
St. Louis r rod ore.
St. Louis, March 22. Hena 21 4 e;
er poultry, unchanged.
Eggs 204c.
Butter Unchanged.
oth-
Kanaava City Ttay.
Kansas City, March 22. Hay Market
unchtnred.
Flaxseed.
Pululh. Minn.. March 23. Flaxseed On
track, $3.6292.55.
'ew York ronltry.
New York. Marrh 22. Poultry Live,
steady: broiler, by expresa. 90ff95c: roost
era, 17c; dressed, Xinchtnged; ateady.
Anaconda
Am. S. &
Cerro De
Chili
Chlno
Calumet &
Inspiration
Kennocott
Miami . . .
Nev. Con.
Ray Con.
Seneca ..
Utah .....
Gen. Asphalt
Cosden ,
Cal. Peterol .
island Oil ...
Invincible Oil
Max. Peterol
Middle States
Pacific Oil .,
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil ..
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch.
Sinclair Oil ..
Std. Oil, N.
Texas Co. . .
Union Oil ,
White Oil .
SS
COPPERS.
...51
624
36i
17.
27 -H
Arizona ....
40;
Ref. Co
Pasco. .
61
30
66 4
33 4
49 4
3 3 Si
70
614
96 4
41
9 4 4
38
60U
514
35 4
174
274
39i
.. 404
,. 2S4
.. 15
.. 15
. 134
,. 64
OILS.
,. 604
,. 36
..6164
.. 14.
,. 18
..1234 120
13?.
49
53 4
35 i
8s
30
52 4
24 4
295a
8
144
144
134
63 4
60
35 4
6l.
17
68 4
30
66 i
34
49 i
34
70 "4
61 4
16 4
41
94'i
S8V,
60i
51 a,
35 4
17 4
27 4
40 4
29 H
28
15
Ik
634
60",'
R5 4
614
14
18
120
1.1
49
63 4
364
84
304
624
24?,
173
43 4
18 4
155
46
109 H
1074
67 4
31
661
49
, 344
l 2
52
96 4
414
95
38 4
614
1)2
27 4
60 4
414
30
28 4
164
15
13 4
64
61
36
62 4
14
18
1224
14
49 i
56
36 4
8 4
30
624
234
174
444
18
10
14
491
50,
, 364
8 4
304
.... 53 4
25 4
J. ...173 17
44 434
'.18 54 184
10 95,
SlUTURS.
Chandler 734 "2 724 734
Gen. Motors 104 104 104 10'4
Willys-Overland .94 84 84 9 4
Pierce-Arrow ....74 174 li'i 174
White Motor .... 40 40 40 404
Studebaker 1044 1024 103V4 1044
KUBBE.lt AM) TIKKM.
16 4 164
384 38 i
454 44 444
174 17 174
174 164 1B'4
62 'i 614 614
Flsk
Goodrich
Keltey-Sprlngfield
Keystone Tire ...
AJax
U. 3.' Rubber.
39 4
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar.. 43 414
A.. G. & W. I.... 29 4 . 28
Am. Int. Corp.... 434 434
Am. Sumatra ... 324 314
Am. Telephone) ..1214 121
American Cao ... 454 45 4
Cen. Leather 374 36 4
Cuba Cana 16 154
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 2444 244
Fam. Players .... 79, 78U
Gen. Electric ....155 155
Grt. Va. Ore 36 4 364
Inter. Harv. 96 4 95
Am. H. A- L. pm. 694 "4
U. S. I. Alcohol.. 48 47
Inter. Taper 46 4 45 4
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 704 704
Am Sugar Ref... 7:
Sears-Roebuck ... T04 704
Stromsberg 46 4 454
Tob. Pdcta t2, ti 4
Worths Purap .... 60'4 434
Wilson Co. . .
West, Electric
Am, Woolen
17
394
45 4
174
17
624
Am. Cot.
57i 67
874 7
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil 254 Si
41
28
43 '4
314
121
45 '4
36 4
164
24 4
784
156
UK
95
69 4
47
45 '4
701,
71
70'4
44
14
SO 4
67S
81
43'i
29 i
434
324
121 T4
46
37 4
164
24 4
794
1534
36,
704
47 4
464
704
72 4
71
47 4
t24
614
40
674
88
. 98.00 97.93
. 9S.50 98.10
. 98.24 97.00
. 99.34 99.06
. 98.48 98.16
.100.02 100.03
.100.92 100.83
Foreign, Government, State and Municipal.
7 Argentine' 5s 834 -4.
7 City Brne 8s lis in 11
121 City Bordeaux 8s.. 86'i 854
5 City Christiana 8s. 1094 109 '4
16 City Copen 64a.... 904 904
79 City Lyons 6s 864 854
95 City Marseilles 6s.. 86 4 85,
32 City R I Jan 8s.
8 city Zurich 8s ...
2 Dan Munir! 8s A
305 Dept Seine 7a ....
10 Dom Canada 6s 31
36 Dom Can 64s not. 100
81 Dut East Ind 6s.. 944
116 French. Gov
156 French Gov 8s ...1074 1054 105 Vi
27 Japanese 4s 10 i44 - 10
40 Jap 1st 44s 90 89', 894
33 King Belgium 6s ..1034 1". I01
10 King Belgium 74s. 109 1094 108i
240 King Denmark 6a.. 974, 9!i 974
4 King Norway 8s ..111V4 111 111V4
34 King Sweden 6s ...110'4 100 100
13 Rep Chile 8s 46.... 104 1034 104
6 Rep Cuba 5s 44.... 904 90 90
4 Rep Uruguay 8s ..106 1034 1054
17 State Queens 7s ..1084 1M 1"U
18 Swiss Confed 8s ..118 117 117
309 UK GB&l 5Vis 22.1064 1044 105
199 UK GB&I 64s 29.1094 104't 15
228 UK GB&I 64s 37.100 99. "'a
37 U S Brazil 8 1064 104i 105
61 U S Mexico 4s .... 48 474 474
38 U S Mexico 6s 584 58 4 68 '4
Railway and Miscellaneous Bonds.
1 .Adams Express 4s.. 75 . 76 75
9 Am Ag Chem 74s.l01'4 1004 101 -Ti
25 Am Smelting 5s.... 834 80 89
1-1 Am Sugar tts 984 98'4 98,
13 Am T & T col 6s.. 96 4
5 Am T & T CV 6s. . .1144
1 Am Writ Paper 7a. 82 .
4 Armour & Co 44s. 87i
3 A T & S F adj 4s.. 614
15 A T & S F gen 4s.. 88
6 At Coast L 1st 4s.. 87'1
49 Atlantic F'ruit 7a.. 354
37 Atlantic Ref 64S..104
3 B & O cv 44a 784
16 B & O ref 6s 804
31 B & O 6s 99
4 Bell Tel if Pa 7S. .108
1 Beth Steel ref 6s.. . 92
Both Steel P M 5s 89 4
24 Stan oil of fl Ia.oi, iai, 1041,
6 fteel 4 Tube 7a... 974 97 97
20 Third Avt adj 6a.. ti 52 4 51
It Tidewater fill t4a.tl 1004 lot
Tob Prod 7 II 4 16 4 184
13 T S I, W rol 4a c t3t 3', 63'i
1 Union Pae 1st 4t .. II II II
10 Union Pae, ref 4a .. !7'i $14 17
2 Unlou Par rv 4a.. 124 124 124
4 Union Tank 7a ....in.-;., 10; 1113
11 Unl Drug cv as... .107 lo4 107
43 U S Real A 1m ta. 14 '4 94 4 94 '4
62 U S Rubber 6a .... 87', M 87 4
124 U S Steel it 101 00, 00,
7 Utah P ft L 5a toi, 90 to
6 yir-Caro Ch 6s ... I7, 174 I74
10 Virg Ry 1st 6a .... 13 4 92', 13',
1 Wabash let 6s .... IS', 15 4 15',
12 West Eler 5a J0O 100 100
22 West Pacific 6 ... 88 7'4 68
t West Union 4t ..1074 1074 M7H
West'liousa Elec 7a.l0t, 106, 106S
22 W ft L E ref 44a 60 69, 694
It Wir Spen Steel 7a.. 17 4 97 17
13 Wilson ft Co 7 4a.-. 17 4 97 17
Total aalea of bonds today were $18
719,000, comnared with $21,679,000 yesler.
oay anu .n.Dw.uug a year ago.
Omaha Produce
rarettBed tt tlt't of Nebraska, 4a.
penmen, ef agriculturt, tniiean ( mar
ktu tod marketing 1
LIVE POlLTftT.
Wholet.it
Buyint Pr,
Slagl $0 131) It 2
t-prtuge ......... .2019 .76
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NEBRASKA
BONDS
SCHOOL AND CITY
Vettd hf th properly own.
rt. Secured by all Usable
property. Fre from incomo
tat. Te yield S.78 lo fe-
Circular on Rquet.
C. E. JOHNSON
Municipal Bondt
211 Ktel'nt Bldf. Jaclitoa 1720
No.
No.
No.
Nn.
No.
No.
96
1144
82
874
614
874
954
1144,
82
874
614
894
87 '4 87 U
344 .35
1034 1034
78 4 784
804 804
98 4 98 4
107 4 1074
92 92
884 69
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New York. March
complete list of today'
-Following It
transactions on
the New York Curb Bond market up to
2:15 p. m.. with sales of each issue and
the high, low and last prices
Bonds.
25 Allied Packer 6a
I Aluminum 7s 25..
11 Aluminum 7s 33..
1 Amer L ft T 6a
16 Amer T ft T 6s 22.
21 Am T ft T 6s 24. .
6 Anaconda Cop 6s .
Anacon Cop ,a 23.
704 9VS 704
.1024 1024 1024
.1014 1024 102
.105 105 105
.1004 1004 1004
.1014 101 1014
. 984 984 984
1034 1034 1034
22 Ang-Amer Oil 74a.1034 1034 1034
Armour & Co 7a...io.i- 1024 1024
14 Beaver Board 8s... 75 74 75
4 Beth Steel 7s 23. .101 4 1014'l014
8 Beth Steel'7s 33...101; 1014 1014
3 Can Cat Ry eq s. 109 4 1094 1094
' 9 Cent Steel 8s 984 984 98
1 Cities Service 7s C. 91 91 91
1 Colum Graph 8s ... 46 46 46
5 Cop Ex Assn 8s 26.1044 104'4 104'i
6 Consol Gas 7a ....1014 1014 101'4
4 Cudahy 7s ini',4 1014 101
1 Deere ft Co 74s... 98 98 18
Duaues P ft T, 74s. 104 104 104
1 Galena Sig Oil 7s ..1014 101 Ti, 1014
1 Braden Copper 6s.. 1074 1074 107'4
4 B Edi gen 7s se D. 73 714 71 4
3 BRTT ctfs 7 Stpd S9 89 89
7 Calif G ft K 5s
10 Can North 6 4s
78 Can Pae del) 4s.
3 Cent Leather 6s
1 Cen Pac 1st 4s
10 Cer do Pas 8s .
58 dies ft Ohio c'4Vjs 85',
2 Ches ft Ohio cv 63 88
10 Chi & Alton 3s ... 6S'4
27 C B ft Q ref 5s ... C7
71 C .4 E 1 gen 5a ne. 77i
9 Chi Gt West 4s 61
48 c. M ft 8 P ref 44s 69
79 C M ft S P ov 4 4s. 65
78 C M & S P cv 6s.. 66 '4
1 C ft N W gen 6s ..103
944 944 944
.1094 1094 1094
. 774 77 774
. 964 964 964
. 844 844 844
1144 1144 1144
S 8i4
87 4 87 4
57
964
76 "4
604
684
644
6,
103
68
97
774
61 .
69
644
66
10
2 (1 & N W 7s i 1064 lOSU 1064
11 Chi Railways 6s... 804 80 80
1 C R I ft P gen 4s.. 83 83 83
76 C R I ft P ref 4s.. 794 79'i -79'4
12 C S P M & O deb 6s 934 93. 934
2 Chi Union ata 6 4a. 11 4'4 1144 1144
77 C ft West Ind 4s.. 714 71 714
66 Chile Copper 6s.... 864
4 CCC&SLGH 4s .... 794
J!S Colo ft Sou rfg 44s 884
6 Colum G ft E 6s... 914
32 Consol Gas 7s 108
Cuba C Sng cv 7s. 854
864 864
79 794
83 88
914 91
1074 .108
85 S5'j
1 Cuban-American 8s.l04i 1044 104
8 Cuban li R 7 4s.. .103
15 Del ft Hud cv 5s.. 934
4 D ft R G ref 5s 46
10 T) ft R G iniD 6s... 80
2 Detroit Edison 6s. .1024 1021
1 Warn Match 7 4s.. 1074 l"7i
25 25
102 103
93 93
45 4 4 6
80 80
1024
107
28 Tin Pont de N 714S.1044 104' 1044
9 Duquesne Light 6s. 102 4 1014 1024
lis Krie gen ts.t 464 u-t 10
$2 Erie con 4s 614 si t
10 Flsk Rubber 8.,.. 104 1034 104
60 General Elec 6s... 984 98 984
43 Goodyear T 8a 31. 994 994 99
2 Granhv Mining Ss. 94 94 94
17 Grand Trunk 6s ..1024 102'i 102'i
116 Gt North 64 964 964 964
134 Gt North 7s 1084 108 1084
7 Illinois Cen ref 4s. 854 86'4 854
20 Illinois Cen 64s ..100 99 994
7 Inter Met 44s.... 15 14 14
16 Inter Met 44s ct.. 12 12 12
133 Inter It T 6s .... 62'i 60 604
104 Inter M M 6s 954 95 954
Inter Pap ref 6s .. 84'4 84 84
13 Invincible Oil 8s .. 984 93'4 95'i
11 Kns City Sou 6s... 854 864 854
4 Kel-Sprlng Tire 88.1064 106 1064
1 Lacka Steel 6a 60.. 85 85 85
1 I, S & M a 4s 28.. 93 93 93
3 L 8 & M S 4s 31... 924 92V, 924
3 Lehigh Valley 6a ..1034 102 1024
3 Louia & Nash un 4s 904 904 904
45 Mar St Ry con ta. 88 4 88 88
14 Mldvale Steel 6a... 864 864 864
13 MSP&SSM 4S ...1024 1014 1024
37 M K ft T 1st 4s... 774 774 77J4
1 Mar OH 8s. war... 99 91 91
15 Mexican Pet 8a 1034 103 103'4
150 M K & T ad 5a new 6O4 604 604
48 MKT pr 1 5s new 82 81 4 814
19 Mo Pao gen 4s 634 624 24
1 Mo Pac rfg 6s 23.. 994 994 994
13 Montana Power 6s. 144 H'4 144
6 Morris ft Co 44s.. 844 844 ''t
1 National Tube 6a.. 19 19 99
1 N O T M Ss.... 69 6S4 9
154 N T Cent deb ts.,.1024 lot'4 102
34 N T Cent col 7s. ..107, 10'4 ios'4
3 N L C ft S L deb 4s 84 934 34
20 N Y Edison 64s.. 1074 17064 1074
24 New Hav deb 4a 67 48 444 454
If I By rfg 4a ctfa 334 13 U 334
..10314 11134 1034
.. 98 4 98 4 98 4
..103 4 1034 1034
. . 96 4 964 96 4
..1014 101 1014
.. 80 79'i 794
..1024 1024 1024
.. 97;4 974 . 974
..100 100 100
.. 934 63'4 93'i
..1034 103 4 103 4
98 4 984 984
84 4 8"i 84 4
96 954 954
19 Pu Ser Cor NJ 7a.. 99 99 99 '.
Sears Roe 7s 23 '994 994 994
14 Sou Bell Tel '7a 1024 1024 1024
Stan Oil NY 7s 26. 105'4 10e4 lot 4
1 Stan Oil NY 7s 28. 1054 1064 1054
1 Stan Oil NY 7s 29.in4 1064 1064
1 Stan Oil NT 7s 30. 1074 107'j 1074
2 Stan Oil NY 7s 31.108 108 mi
10 Stan Oil NY 64s.. 1064 1"64 l"6'i
2 Swift ft Co 7s 25. .101 '4 101'4 101 '4
3 Swift ft Co 7s 31.. 1024 1024 1024
13 Gen Asphalt 8s
3 Goodrich Tire
2 Gulf. Oil 7s .
3 Hood Rubber
10 Humblo Oil 7s...
22 Inter R T 8s 22...
7 Kenne Cop 7s ....
6 Laclede Gas 7s . .
1 Libby McNeil 7s. .
12 Manitoba 7s
2 Ka Clo ft Sul 8s. .
4 Nat Leather 8s. .
137 N Y N H ft H 4s.
14 Phila Co 6s 44
.1014 1014 1014
.104-4 1044 1044
. 93 92 92
.1064 1064 1064
. 964 96 964
.1064 1064 1064
. 99 4 98 4 99 4
. 86 4 86 4 86 4
. 994 994 994
87 4 86 4 86 4
22 Texas ft Co
3 Tol Edison 7s ....
6 Un Oil Prod 8s ..
2 Vacuum Oil 7s ...
3 Warn Sug 7s 41..
21 West Electric 7s .
2 Wilson Co 74s ". .
1 Allied Tack 8s WI
6 Can Nat Ry 5s...
137 Cons Coal Co 6s. .
1 Fed Land Bank 5a. 1034 1034 1034
1 Jul Kaysur 7s 93 4 99 4 99
11 Marland 74s 9a
15 Nat Acme I4s 924
217 NY NH ft H 7s WI 844
3 Saks ft Co 7s 9'i
10 West G ft E Cal 6s 334
Foreign Bonds.
14 Argentine 7s 23.... 984
7 Russian 64s 184
66 Russian 64s ctf . . . 184
1 Russian 6',4s I84
4 Russian. 64s ctfa.. 184
35 Swiss 54s 1004 100
43 CK.V Algcie 8s 1014 101
67 Ci Soisso 6s 26 WI 86 85
95
93
S3
994
93 4
984
18 4
184
184
184
95 .
92 4
844
994
934
9S
184
184
-184
184
1004
1014
854
(liicagt. stocks.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stoks furnished by Logan & Bryan, 245
Peters Trust building:
Am. Radiator
Armour & Co. pfd...
Cudahy
Edison com
Cont. Motor
Earl Motor ......
Libby
Montgomery-Ward ..
Nat. Leather
Piggly Wiggly
Stewart-W7arner .....
Swift ft Co
Swift Int
Wahl
Wrigley
f
.. 88
.. 954
.. 674
..1274
.. 7'4
.. 84
.. 64
..'164
.. 24
.. 384
..36 4
.'.105
.. 21 '4
.. 67
..1064
Minneapolis (iraln.
Minneapolis. March 22. Wheat Re
ceipts, 161 cars, compared with 175 cars
a year ago; cash. No. 1 northern, $1.60, fi)
1.634: May, $1.42: July, $1,334.'
Corn No. 3 yellow, 61 4 52c.
Oats No. 3 white, 334334c
Barley 48(?61c.
Rye-L-No. 2. 964 tr 964 c.
Flax No. 1, $2.6142.654. , ,.
Minneapolis Flour. '
Minneapolis. Minn.. March 22. Flour
Market unchanged to inc. lower; in car
load lota, fnmily pstent quoted at $8.20$
(.25 a barrel in 98-pound cotton sack..
Bran $24,60 B'26.00.
. Turpentine tuid Rosin.
Savannah, Ga., March 22. Turpentine
Firm, 8lc: tales. 63 barrels, receipts, 1$
barrels; shipments, 104 barrels; , atock,
884 barrels. '
Rosin Firm: tales, 361 casks: receipts,
622 casks; ahipments, 337 casks; stock,
61,652 casks:
Slags '
fprlligl
Hans
Cork .........
Puck t
lleeea
Turk
LUGS.
Select
No. I
fraeki
Lt. case rount .
1 per 1 tat).. 4.304 1. 71
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints
Creamery, tub
1 ou 11 try, beat 2"H'
Country, common .170
HA l. 1
Prairie No. 1 upland $11.6041 12 00 1
No. I upland 9 60411.001
3 upland S.ootji I no
1 midland ll.onft 11.60
S midland t.lo.t0
3 midland a. 000 1.00
1 lowland 1.0.110 00
2 lowland I OOtf 9.00
Alftlft. ChOlOO 19.01141 '20.00
No. 1 lJ.Hfll.60
Standard 14 601 to
No. 2 12.60) 11.60
No. 3 4.A4Tlt.ft
1 'at ttraw t.ongi 1 00
Wheat straw ., 7.00 t oo
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
I..,.,.. n....n... r... 11.. r 12. c
T)rngee: Size 21 and larger, t7.O0ifi"7.60;
lz 250. tt.7607.OO; Bl!:e 288; $6.t0O7.00;
aire 324. It.6u97.u0; Florida tangerines.
per box. $4.00. Lemona: Per 4At. $o.60tj
.00. Grape fruit: Crate. I3.508&M.60. Ap.
plea: - (Delirious, tcrordlng to tlte and
grade. 13.75 fi t.50: Rome Beautlea. sr.
cording to size and grade, 12.76 3.00:
common Winesapa, according to aize and
grade. 12.00 3.73; Black Twig, according
to aize and grade, $3.00: Arkansas Blacks,
according to aize and grade. !3.86f3.76:
Ben Davit. $3.00; Newton Pippins. $3.00.
Strawberries: Quart. 60c Figs: 34 iikgt.,
8 os., California, $2.25: 12 pkgs., 10-oz.,
$1.50. Datea: Dromedary. 36 pkga., per
box, $475: irallowii. per lb., 14&ltc; Ex
celsior. 36 Dkga., $3.00.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Early
Ohlos No. 1, per cwt.. $2.00?2.15: Min
nesota white atock. No. 1 per cwt., $2.00;
Colorado and Idnho whites, per cwt.: $2.25
4T2.60; Red River Ohlos No. 1. per cwt.,
$3.252.60; Oregon Netted Gema, per cwt..
$2.65422.76: Colorado Brown Beauties, per
cwt.. $2.00. Sweet potatoea: Per bu
$I.752.60. Celery: Dozen. $1.25(82.00
Head lettuce: Crate, $6.006.25. Leaf let
tuce: Dozen. 7690c; Red onions: Per lb.,
994c; yellow. 9c. Onion eets: Bushel.
J.'.ooo)2.)o. Spanish onions: Crate. $4.50
6.00. Cauliflower: Crate. $2.50. Cucum
bers: Dozen, hot house, $2.603.75. Car
rots: Per lb.. 2405c. Turnips: Per lb.,
oc Parsnips, lb., 3954c. Beets, lb.,
24473c. Cabbaee: New Ta ih ?ffj..
Tomatoes: Crate. $4.606.0u.
Green Veitetahlra Tnon, mt.n.n
radishes, dozen. 65ciS$1.00: vnilna smith.
ern beets, dozen, 90c$l.00; young south,
ern onions, dozen. 90c 90o: young south
ern turnips, dozen, $1.00; Brussells aprouta.
lb.. ac; shallots, dozen. 6570c; green
peppers, lb.. 30191350. n.r.i.v
bunches. 4i75. I
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beer hides: Green a.lto.l V. 1 ik
66c; green salted No. 2 nrr ih aiuz.'.'.
green hides. No. .1, per lb.. 34c; green
hides. No. 2, per lb.. 2fli3c: ereen aalfert
(old atock). ner Ih.. Iift.ln. ra.n .u.
bull hides. No. 1, per lb 3c; green salted
bull hides. No. 2, per lb.. 2c.
Horse hides: Earsre. each t- RO. me
dium, each, $2.00; small, each, $1.60; posy
and glues, each, 75c(J$1.00.
oneep pelts: Green salted, as to size
and wool, each, 60cf$l.00; shearlings,
green salted, aa to aize and wool, each,
blip 20c.
Wool: Choice fine and half-blood, per
lb., 2227c: medium or three-eighta-tlood,
per lb., 20523c; low and quorter-blood,
per lb., 17 19c; burry wool, per lb., 8
12c.
Wholesale prices of beef ruts are
follows: No. 1 ribs. 25c: No.
2 ribs, 23c: No. 3 .ribs. 19c: No.
loins, 27c; No. 2 loins. 26c; No. 3 loins.
22c; No. 1 rounds, 18c: No. 2 rounds. 17c:
No. 3 rounds. 14V4c: No 1 chucks, lour:
No. 3 chucks, 10c; No. 3 chucks. 9c: No.
Plates. 6c: No. 2 plates. 6c: No. 2
plates, 4c.
wholesale prices of beef cuts ara aa fol.
Iowa: No. 1 ribs, 23c; No. 2. 22c: No. 3.
ISc. No. 1 loins, 25c; No. 2. 24c; No. 3.
21c; No. 1 rounds. 16c: No. 2. 15c: No 3.
14c; No. 1 chucks, 10c; No. 2, 94c; No. 3,
8c; No. 1 plates, 6c; No. 2. 5c: No. 2. 4c.
Attention
Piano Buyers
Before you purchase
your Piano or Phono
grapl get our low
prices and easy terms.
Schmoiier & Mueller
1SI4-14-IS D:. I. Phone
i iaiiv Wa
Dodgt St.
Doug. 1423
Paaaenger and Freight Serilr.ee.
V. Y to Cherbourg and Southampton
MM'RKT.tAl.l .pr. 4 Apr.2S May 14
AtlllTANIt Apr.ll Msiy 8 May 23
BEKKM, AKIA ....May 30 June 20 July II
N T. to Plymouth, Cherbourg ft Hamburg
I VHOMl epr- a. May ia June 17
PAN NOM A Apr.lt
Also rails at Halifax.
New York to Queen. town and Liverpool
Al.ntNM (new). .Apr. 1
( ARM AMA Apr. 10 May 17
SCVTHIt (new)... Apr. S4 May 24 ,7une2t
SAMARIA (new). .May 10 June 7 July A
N. Y. to Londonderry and Glasgow
ASSYRIA May 13 June III
(OI.IMBIA May 27 June 24 July 22
N. Y. to Londonderry, Liverpool ft Glasgow
CAMKRO.MA (new) Apr. 6
Boston to Londonderry, Liverpool and
Glasgow
ALGERIA Apr. lg
Boston to Queenstown and Liverpool
I.AIOMA (new). ..May 3 May 31 June 2S
Portland. Me., to Halifax and Glasgow
CASSANDRA Mar. 3d
SATI'RMA Apr. li
Montreal to Movllle and Glasgow
ATI! EN I A June 23
SATI'RMA Julyl
Only Canadian Steamship Line calling at .
an Irish port.
Apply Company's local Agta. Everywhere
METAL LATHERS
WANTED
OPEN SHOP
Plenty of Good Jobs.
95 Centt Per Hour.
HIGHER WAGES FOR
COMPETENT FOREMEN
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT FOR
COMPETENT MEN
Write
Empire Construction Co.
218 N. Clark Street. Chicago
Writ! For 0r FREE lOOKt&t
LkSa-J .
MUNN CO.
T.mer Buildins. CHICAGO. II.!..
Si'lentlflc Ajnerican Bldf.. WASHINGTON, D. C.
Woolworth Ruildiiij. NKW TOBK
Hohirt Bid;.. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,'
$ 9,2S7.73T.t(l
11,210.72
.
50.000.00
490,470.92
Charter No. 2775 Reserve District Nn. It
, RErORT OF CONDITION OF THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
AT OMAHA, IN THE STAtE OF NEBRASKA, AT THE SLOSE OF BUSINESS
. UN MAKU1 1U, 11122.
RESOURCES. .
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts, unsecured ,
U. S. Government Securities owned.
Deposited to secure circulation ,
AH other U. S. Government securities
Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc....'
Banking House
Real estate owned other than Banking House , .
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank
Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection
(not available as reserve)
Cash in vault and amount due frm National Banks
Amount due from State Banks, Bankers and Trust com
panies in the U. S
Exchange for Clearing House
Checks on other banks in the same city or town as re
porting bank
Checks on banks located outside of city or town of re
porting bank and other oash items
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U.S.
l reasurer .........................
616.403.47
446.645.86
,710.948.55
1,472.450.74
246.582.88
8,988.21
107.544.67
PIO.4T0.93
1i7. 250.00
100.000.00
6,000.00
2.600.00 4.612.158.5
July,
Kaneee C'lly Grain.
Close: Wheat May, $1.24 !i;
11.124; September, $1.014.
corn May. I6lic: July. S4e: Septem
ber, flo
Total $14,704,827.69
LIABILITIES
Capital atock paid in $
Surplus fund
Undivided profitt $ 616.648.74
Lest current expenses, interest and taxea paid 7,615.18
Circulating notes outsttndina
Net amounta due to National Banks
Net amounte due to State Banks, Bankera and Trust
- companiea
Certified checks outstanding
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding
Demand Deposits i
Individual deposits subject to check.....
C. of D.'t due in lete thin 80 daya
Dividends unpaid
Time certificates of deposit
Postal tavlngt depotitt
Total $14,704,827.59
State of Nebraska, County of Douglas, aa:
- I. S. S. Kent, Cashier of the above-named hank, do solemnly twear that the
above statement it true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
S. S. KENT. Cashier.
Correct Attest :
PRF.D P HAMILTON, 1
C. W. HAMILTON,
G. S. ROGERS, Director.
Subscribed and tworn to before me thil 18h day of Marrh It22
(SEAL) CHARLES M. F1XA, Notary Public,
1.000.000.09
600,000.09
609.133.54
60,000.09
1,661,499.24 '
2,071.243.31
97,426.03
122,248.08
8.099.203.01
168. $46. 00
374.00
S05.038.0I
20,317.26 12.615.693.M