THE BEE: OMAHA. SATl'HDAV. MARCH 23. 1922.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
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P lilies S ....
inaha Parking . It ...
N omaha Peg Co.. 4 . ...
Haitian Nan hent ....
.1 II Hulla 2 ....
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John Harvey 9. ....
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Van Hani Co. .... 11 ....
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Finandal
Callla norliia. I li'ad. I'allla mM
on .low atraly laaia today. Quality "f
lha amall aupi'ly waa not ery ind hlla
lamand waa iulal ami Ilia irada waa
prc'.lally foaiurrloaa. With lha bulk of
lha altera aallina bark dawn around I?. Ox
a7 74. lha a.lvanra nolrrt lha early fart
of tha wark haa about hi-rn loat and pru-c.
on all claaaaa of rait la ara Juat about
har thay arara tha rloat of laat wark.
Hurlnir tha wrek about 90 rara of fat rat
lis hava haan houa;ht hrrt for aiport.
Quotatlnna on rattla: Oood to rholca
bavKi. I".7i J5: fair to Kood bruin.
lif!.a; vnmnion to fair baavtt. t.4n
f 4 &; cood to rholra yaarllnxa. t7.Ana
140; fair la cood yaarllnxa. 7.007.0:
romnion to fair yearllnira. ft.aOaat.oo; arood
to rholca halfrra. sr. 4ur T.so ; fair to itood
hrl'ara. $5.t0ar'4.&0; good to rhotca rowa.
li lit? Jul; fair to good cowa. (4
a.3&: common to fair rowt. 42. 60f4. 36;
Rood fo rholca faadera. lii.Hl tf 7.71; fair to
good faadrra. 4.S64j4.So; common to fair
faadara. $r.7&.-2A; good to cholra atnrk
$7.107.75; fntr to good atockcra.
M.&4j7.00; rommon to fair atockars,
S7t.1i; atork halfara, H.04.00;
atork rowa, J.a04JS.J; atork ralvea, '" l
li.7S7.i; vaal ralvaa. I4.60l.75i bulia. X
Ry
ldy trrhaU of irt in Oniih
r wij t lii niornine. ' Cn
il lint if'f.l iS-ii( rrpuririi in,
romnrrr with t4't )tvtr1v ant)
.7 rtri a cr no. lCtripta o( corn
tit 4 cart, At aitin.t 111 ran
f ifr day and but .'I ran !al yrar.
Shipnicnt couiinu on a .lfrl
tcal ant luiatcd luo cart rl all
hinrli ol erm. at compared with
85 rrs Ian yrar,
Trade in the early part ol tht
fn.ioii on the local exchange wat
very iuirt and the drniand ior grain
grnrrally mi only lair. Trade in
wliral waa specially alow, however,
in the latter part of the tenion a fair
Hiniand developtd and the floor of
fering were taken at price ranging
from unchanged to lc higher price.
A very cod demand exiatcd in corn
and price were unchanged to He
up, being generally unchanged, vjati
were quoted lie higher. Rye pre
sented an ea.ier tone and old 2c
lower than yesterday. Barley was
iichanged.
ixtA r.
S'o. 9 dark hard; I rar, ll.SJ.
No. 1 dark hard: I raramutly). II. IT
No. 4 dark hard: I rar. f I ft.
So t hard wintar: I tar (ahlpptra
waiihlai, II I .
No. I hard arinlar: l-i rar loadrd out.
old tllll. 41 31 S; I rara. II V.
No. hard winlar: I rara. n J: i rar,
II ik: I rara. II II: I rar laaml-darkl.
l lj I rar amuiiy. aaml-darkl. II 10.
No. I hard Klntar; I rar 14 par rant
dark i. II 71; I rar, II tl
hainpla hard wlntar: I tar par cant
hrat i.nia(rd. Il.ai).
No I a low hard: I rar. n
No I yallow hard: t rar. II II; t rara.
II
No, I yrllow nam: J rara. ai .i.
aamnlt anri: I car dark northern.
froaiadi. Il l"
No. mlird: 1 rar niirumi, i.n.
No. 4 mlaad: I car 171 prr rant aprltif.
:i tir rant hard. II l.
No. mlied: 1 rar apringi, i
No 1 mlaad: 1 rar (durum. II : I
rar. II 7; I car (durum, vary amutiy).
II 17; ) rar l prr cant dark hard).
II 34.
COR.V.
No. t ohita: 2 rara, i'r.
No. 1 while: 4 r-a. Hr.
No. I whlta: 4 rara, in Sr.
No. t yallow: t rar thliper' weight.),
tlr: 1 rar, lie.
No. I yallow: t 3-1 care. 10 Vic; 1 rar.
lie.
No. I mlied: t ear (near white!. 44e:
I rara. 4rj 1 rar (old billing). I'c.
No. 1 mlied: 1 rara. 4tr.
OATS
No. t white: 1 car. JJHc; 1 car, 1I;
No, 4 whlta: S fur. ft3c.
RTB.
No i: 4 3-1 rara. 2c.
No. I: rara. lr.
. BARLET.
No. 4: t car. f6r.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
(CARLOTS.)
Weak Tenr
Today. Am Ago.
.. 49 34 27
Rarelple
Whal
a:aea. ate. I3.4iifta.2a.
BKKK ST K Kilo.
No. At. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
:i lint 7 :: i:;o 7 40
10 1171 7 SO la ij;s 7 64
1075 7 00 10 U 7 10
l'i .isjo a on
PTKERS AND HEIFERS
!5 710 75 ( 14 7 00
11 1UI 7 80
COWS.
1 1?r I ,0 7. .... .1145 15
it; so . it. .....i2i ' oo
1!S5 10 7 1324 5 60
119 ' B HO
HEIFERS.
7..... H0 t 71 4 7(0 S3
l:; l'i 15 41 7 00
14 KX R 1'6
STOCKF.RS AND FEEDERS.
17 61S 7 15 31 : 7 IS
." t70 g 50 :.' 613 t 00
4 577 7 50
hclls. ...
1 100 3 SS 1 i-:o 4 00
1......U04 5 00 1 790 i 60
CALVES.
3 51- 110 7 390 7 00
Hik nererpt. 1,400 head. The hog
n Rr'tet- ruled ateaMy to strong today on
gtj-id demand both from .nippers and
ir' era with an early clearance made.
Light hogs eold from U.76SX9.I5 with the
In? nrice of 19.90. Mixed loa.de and
hulrher weights, l9.u0Q9.75 and parking
griKle.. is.75art.60 with extreme heavies,
IS.35ei.73. Hulk nf na'fi, 9.50l3t.76.
HUUS.
'o. Av.
t.1. .e:.7
;-. ."98
4'..Ii'.l
ti9. ."SO
6t..!43
Si. .210
Sh.
Pr.
t S5
t 60
9 60
S 70
SO
9 95
No, Av. Sh.
52..
5. .211
45. .2SS
69. .248
82. .1$3
3S0
:o
Pr.
40
66
9 65
9 75
9 86
(lit
15
10
Barley
Shipments
Wheat 67
Con 14
Oata 13
Rye 1
Hurler 3 4 3
I'RIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(BUSHELS.)
34
122
30
14
1
S3
44
:
Receipts
Wheat ....
Corn
Oata
Shipments
Wheat ....
Corn
Oats
.Today.
,. ,44.0OO
, ..B45.000
...436,000
,. .635. 000
.483. 000
.612.000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Cartote .. '
Wk. Ago.
6(12,000
723.000
389.000
651.000
615,000
680,000
Today, ffk, Ago.
Wheat 7 9
Corn to 94
Oata s 72
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Wheat 7S . 82
Corn .66 2
Onts 6 7
Wheat s 72
Corn 37 63
Onts 2 10
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis 1C 1S9
Duluth 69 79
Winnipeg 67 487
Shr-ep Receipt". 5.500 head. Thera was
a llsht run of lambs today which moved
generally at prices strong to 15c higher.
Fat Inmbs sold mostly from 114. 654314. 85
witli the top price of 115.00. Clipped lambs
f"om I12.23C12.85. oN feeders or shearing
lambs were included.. Only a few lota of
sheen were Included and moved fully
etridy.
Ouotatloha on Sheep: Fat lambs, good to
rho'ce. ttl.Sifl li.00: fat lambs, fair to
good. 114 OOfi'14.50; shearing lnmbs. 113.60
14.00: feeder lambs. 113.00 13.60; cull
lambs, JI0.0flfflU.00; fat yearlings, light,
i:'.f0S!10.0O: fat yearlings, heavy, 19.50
10.50; wethera. IS.OUSS 10.00; fat ewes,
light, I0.00W9.6O; fa ewes, heavy, 7.00
9.00; clipped lambs. 112.00(6)13.00.
Chicago I.iveetock.
f'h!cago. March 24. Cattle Receipts,
r.OOj head: quality plain; generally ateady
on all classes; good yearling steers and
heifers. I. 76, weight 7S7 pounds; top
mjrured rteera. 88.50. weight 7,326 pounds:
i.ulk beef steers, 7.35D7.75: bulk fat
she stock. Jo.OOSi6.26; bulk canners and
utters. 3. 16H; 4. 00: bulk bologna bulls.
14.1594.15: hulk veal calves, light and
medium weight. I7.50ft8.50; bulk atockera
and feeders. G.257.25.
Hog Receipts. 21.000; sctlve: opened
siearty to lOo lower; closing steady to
10c higher than yesterday's average; ship
rera bought about 8.60O; holdover light;
top. 110.40 for short loads: numerous loads
at 110.35: bulk. 9.7510.20; nigs, steady
to strong: hulk desirable 100 to 220
ponnders. 19.2549.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 7.000 head:
fat sheen and ' fat " wooled lambs about
steady; shorn lsmbs.. strong to. 26c high
er: wooled lamb top. 116,50; no rhoire
lights here: top ' shorn lambs. 13.!5;
woo'ed yearllnes? 113.60; shorn wethers.
13.00; few head wooled ewes, 18.
Kansna City Lire Stock.
Kansas City. March 34. Cattle P.e
reipts.. 560 Head: auality plain; hardly
enough sMes to make market; few sales
all classes around ateady: steers. 16.50
7,40: best load offered 17.65 bid; cows,
I4.25fj3.60. heifers. 85.506.25; heavy
hulls. I4.;54.60; calves, I3.604J3.76;
shockers, 36.75. .
Hogs Receipts, 3.200 head: packers
look ail. ateady to ah.de higher. 19.85
paid. 190 to 275-poundera, I9.60&9.8"0;
mixed. I9.50fi9.60: bulk. 31.3569 30;
throwout aowa. S.6OJ8.60; p!"'. 10 to ltc
hicher: top. It. 73.
Sheep Receipts. sno hesd: steady;
shorn Texaa wethera. 18.75; lambs, strong
75-pound Cotorados. 114.90.
Sioux City Mr Stock.
Sioux Cliy. la., March 24. Cattle Re
reipts. 1.000 head -market steady to
strong; fed steers .and yearlings, 7O04v
8.25: warmed up steers and yearlings.
I5.00p6.75: fat cowa and heifers, 14.006
7.00; rannrra, I2.004T4.M; veals. 14. 00
9.50;- feeders. 5.O04?7.00; ralvea. 4.604
7.25: feeding cowa and heitera, 15. 60$
6.50; atockera. 5.007.00.
Hogs Receipts. 6.000 head: market
steady; butchers. I9.6f?4.70: lights. 19.70
r9.75: mixed, I9.25j.50; heavy Parkers,
J:5(fS.75; bulk ot aalea. .0irl.70;
native pigs. 110.00. .
Sheep Receipts, none- No quotation! on
ahaep.
St. Ionia Ureetock.
East SI. Louis. March 24. Cattle Re
ceipts 500; generally steady; bulk veal
calves IS.O04T8.Ji.
Hogs Receipts 1.500; market active,
ateady: top 110.36; bulk 15 to 320 pound
averagee ll.25e?ia.30; 9.40 pound aver
ages' and up 110.004 10. t0; pig steady to
strong 19. 00r 10.00; packer aowa ateady
mostly 11.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipt 60; mark
et ateady; nothing choice here.
St. J) TJve Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo . March 24. Hoga Re
ceipts. 3. 000 head: generally stead-. 9.l
top: hulk. II 65 t. 7 a.
Cattle Receipts. 10 head: ateera. ?5
I SS. Cows, heifers, 4.25 tfl.10; calves,
I4.l047.5a.
Shee Receipts, t aa head: renera'ly
eteadr lamba, 14.Ii4ll.l; awes, 9.00
.7.
Bnatnn Wool,
Rtfston, March 24. Tha Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say:
"Interest In the wool trade has centered
chiefly this week upon the Industrial sit
uation and the tariff. The latter Is re
ported agreed upon by the senate finance
committee at 33c a pound, clean content
for wools for clothing purposes, with
carpet wools practically free. It is be
lieved that the government. If this pro
posal Is adopted, will find it a very dif
ficult tariff to administer, and one which
prohahly will be abandoned very quickly.
So far as the mills are concerned, there
is little change. Demand for cloth la
slow and lower wages are declared to be
Inevitable. The situation in the west Is
stilt quiet." ,
The Comntercial Bulletin tomorrow will
publish wool prices as follow.:
Domestic: Michigan and New York
fleeces. Delaine, unwaihed. 4445c; fine,
unwashed. 34!36c: half blood, unwashed,
3941c; i blood, unwashed, 38JS9c:
quarter blood, unwashed. S7c.
Wisconsin. Missouri and average T'ew
England: Hair blood, 38S9c; a blood,
313Sc: half blood. 36c.
Scoured basis, Texas: Fne 15 months,
ll.0iaTi.i0; fine. 8 months. 904J)95c.
California, nortnern. I1.054J1.10; middle
county. 95cl.OO; sontnern. 0S6c.
Oregon, eastern, staple, 11.11 ft 1.1s : fine
and fine medium combing, ll.0fliS1.06;
eastern clothing, 8590c; valley No. 1,
90ff95c.' .
Territory: Fine staple choice, 11.03
1.10: half-blood combing. lc9ll,00; -blood
combing. 73978c; quarter-blood
combing, .5(n70c.
Pulled Delaine. 81.O5ftl.10; AA, 95c
$1.00; A supers, 80$90r.
Mohair, best combing. 29 1) 32c; best
carding. 32-25c.
' Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolia. March . 24. Wheat ;Re
ceipls, 128 cars, compared with holiday
a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern. I1.48U
ffl.llli; May. H.40'4; July, II.Mfc.
Corn Xo. 3 yellow, 49H50c.
Oats Xo. S white, 3232!,c.
Parley 49 ft 61c.
Rye No. 8, 93'i94Uc
FlaxNo. 1. 32.50'i2.64i.i.
Minneapolis. Minn.. March 24. Flour
Unchanged to 15c lower... In carload lots,
family patents, quoted at !8.158.25 a
uarrei in ya-pouna cotton sacks.
Bran 124. 60 25.00.
Kanaaa City. March 34. Ettn, Butter ) Pntuth.- Minn., Karch II. Fla Seed
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. March 24 Potatoes Firm: re.
ceipts, 40 cars: total United States ship
ments, 823 cars: Wisconsin sacked round
whites, 11.1501.10 cwt.; Minnesota sacked
round whites,-partly graded, ll.504Jil.70
cwt.; Minnesota sacked Red River Ohios,
11.65 cwt:; Colorado sacked brown beau
ties, 13.10: Idaho. aacked russets, Xo. 1,
I3.102.15 ewt. Idaho sacked rurals ask
ing 1.9e:.00 cwt . .
' Chicago Butter.
Chicago. March 24. Butter Lower;
creamery extraa. 38c: firsts. 34$37c; sec
onds, SItTSSc; standards, 37 Uc.
Eggs Higher; receipts. 26,779 cases;
firsts, 23923c; ordinary firsts. 21T21Vic;
miscellaneous, 22ff23c: storage packed
extras, :taC: storage packed firsts, 344C
Irfindon Metle.
London. March 24. Standard Copper
v., v, Julius Ida.
Electrolytic 64 pounds 10s.
Tin 144 pounds 10a. . '
Lead 21 pounda Is.
Zinc 2i pounds 7s.
Sew 1'ork Batter.
New York. March 24. Butter Easv;
creamery, higher than estraa. 37it3Sc:
creamery extras, 37c; creamery firete. SI
fi.USc.
Eggs Firmer: fresh gslhered extra
rirsta. I6v1tj:.lc: ditto, firsts. 34J2Sc
Cheese Irregular.
Kanaaa CMr Har.
Kansas City, Mo.. March 21. Hav
Steady to ll.e higher; Xo. 1 ttmothv.
It! 60011.50; clover, mixed light. 115.500
11.90; alfalfa and prarie. unchanged.
87 CHARLES D. MICHAELS
tlaaaho He Jjaeaal ltr.
Cliirago, March 24. While houe
with ea.iern conneciion wire free
early (rllrrt of wheat, th market de
veloped an overtoil! coiidititn. After
a rally of I i-imsi-ie, it cloaed with
nrt gains of S 8 n 3 Ac. lx( ong
went out of their corn early, but
'here wa a good e!as of buying.
The dote wa unchanged to J He
!iher, ! were M'l.VHc higher
anj rye J-Kc lower t l-ac mgnrr.
Utiuidation ran it courte in wheat
tarly. with a break of 5-Sal I c,
May leattmg. I he premium over juiy
were only 14c at one time. )louei
with eastern connection led the
celling, but later there wa buying
ly oine of the early teller. Willi
an oversold condition, a iron tany
wak easily attained. Outside trade
wa light.
Foreign market made a poor re
sponse to the break in American
market the previon day. Liver
pool cloked M'til-Jd lower. That
induced ome buying, etpecially a
there were report of a good export
butinc at the trahoard.
Milling Demand rair.
Milling demand here waa fair and lha
No, J hard gained Ve reiatlva to the
Mar Itrrelpta 31 ears, n.iuthweslern
markets reported a belter ilrinand, al
though prlrea at Kansas City ra un
changed. Free aelllnn of May rorn credited In a
local nrofeaalnnal. and nm slop In.a
otdera wera reapnnoltile for break In,
(.iter, ur within to of lha low ol laat j
Hut there) stag a good rtaea of buying.
The finlah waa well above tha Inside
figurea. Houses with seaboard rnnnertlona
were buyers to remove hedge agalnat
aalea abroad, hut the bulls received little
help from the outride. Sample values
were unchanged lo 40 lower, with re
ceipts t care. -
Oata showed relatively mnre strength
than other nralne and at no time were
lha aetlvo deliveries mora than a frac
tion henw the flnlah of the previous day.
the eloao being .at Intermediate figures.
A f.'lr export hu-incs waa put through
at the seaboard, but domeetlc aalea were
amall. Receipts 16 cart with aample val
ues le higher.
Rye showed a strong undertone due
to continued buying by rash houses and
local Interesia. A good export hualnraa
wsa put through at lha eeaboard with
Norway and Finland.
I'll Note.
The estimate that there is n total of
27,000,000 buahela ot patiange, waiting
orders or rnnslgned. la regarded as con
servative by trailing exporters. This
amount la much more than normal, as or
dlnsrlly wheat la sold before shipment,
owing to limited rredits given to buyert
abroad, however, more wheat la being
consigned with the expectation that there
wilt be a demand for the wheat on ar
rival abroad. Under present condltlona
some exportere regard thla procedure at
prerarloua, aa any letup of long atanding
In the fnreltn demand would leave a lot
of distressed wheat abroad, aa waa the
case last fall.
The Modern Miller said: "Crop lm-
provement In Kansas, brought about by
recent rains. Is well maintained. Fields
are greening up nicer over most of the
stste."
Kansas City reported only seven cars
of wheat sold there, leaving about 126
cars still unsold out of arrivals the last
few days.
According to Bartlett-Frajler. the wheat
market haa had a thorough liquidation
and la in position to rally aharply as the
world's situation in wheat la every bit as
bullish aa when May was selling for 149.
Sales to go to store were 100,000 bushels
wheat, 100,000 bushels corn and 100,000
nusnela rye.
Argentine shipments were again heavy.
6.071,000 buahela, which waa much larger
than expected.
Dradstrect's shows that the Vntted
States has 16, 000, 000 bushels more wheat
now In sight than a year ago. Canada
has 26.000,000 bushels more and the
amount on paaaage is 1,000,000 bushels
larger, a, total of 43.000,00 bushels, said
Thomson A McKlnnnn. English buyers
seem indifferent. European buyera are
hampered by financial conditions and do
mestic milling trade is disappointing.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. March 24.
Art. Open. I High. I Low. Close Tea.
WhL
May
July
.1
1.3214 1.33!i 1.304 1.32S
1.31 14 1.32
1.171, l.lgt, 1.1(1, l.m
1.17U 1.J8H
1.101, 1.11 1.1014 L1114
1.32
1.321,
1.174
1.1714
1.10 V,
Sept
Rye III I
May I 1.02U 1.03 I 1.01 14 1 1.02141 1.02'4
July I .931,1 .94 I .92ft! .9341 -9S1,
Corn I I I I I
May :S9 1w I .5914 .681,1 .594 .694
.59 Vi .59 14 .5914
July .62141 .124 .611,! .62, ,62'i
.6214
Sept. .C4T4I .6514 .6414! .6514 .64
Oats I III I
May .3641 .37141 .361 -3T .364
.3l
July .S84 .39 '4 .384 .3 .3814
.58 "4 I
Sept. .39741 .40, .3914 .401, .5914
Pork I I I I I
May I I I I
Lard I I I I
May 110.82 I10.8H
.lulv 10.90 11. OS
Ribs I
110.57 110,80
10 80 11.05
110.50 110.60 110.45 110.50
119.05
I
10.65
10.90
110.60
nr Vork rawlrry.
Xew Tork. March 24. Lt Poultry
S'aadr: prices vnchanged. Dreaaed. ateady;
eld .roosters. 2142oc.
St. Tawta Groin.
St. Louis. March 34. Wheat May,
1.24'4: July. L14t4.
Corn May. 54in'ic; .Tuly. tfflle.
Oats May, 174c; Juiy. I91sc..
Flag eveat
Dun's Trade Review.
New Tork, March 24. Dun s tomorrow
will say: .... . . . .
"Actual Improvement in general busi
ness Is still slow to materialise, but en
couraging phases are attaining Increased
prominence. Some progress .toward re
vival of activity is recorded each week and
strengthening of sentiment upon which
commercial recovery, so largely depends,'
has continued. Recent gains in certain
basic industries, notably in iron and.steei.
are being extended and' the expansion of
building operation in most parts of the
country is a -highly-favorable-augory. Be
lief Is a gradual betterment bf conditions
finds more exprersion even tn lines whero
results have been least satisfactory and
existing and . threatened labor, troubles,
although causing uncertainty, do not check
the growth of confidence.
. "A more optimistic not has 'marked
the reports from the west since the ap
preciable rise in prices of agricultural
products, which has enhanced tha public
purchasing power in that section and de
pleted state of most merchandise stocks
leads to more numerous replenishment or
ders as consumptive demands broaden."
Weekly bank clearings 16,538,769,000.
w Vork Cotton.
Xew Tork. March 24. The cotton mar
ket improved today after an early dip.
It finished a point off on July to 16 points
net higher' on January. The selling was
for southern account and Wall street, re
flecting -the weight of March notices.
Prices dropped 2 to 15 points before com
ing back to a net gain of 3 to 11 points
before mldsessicn. Prices fluctuated
around yesterday's final bids through the
afternoon with sentiment continuing
mixed and business dull and featureless.
Spot was quiet, 6 points advance st
17.85 for middling upland,
Southern spot markets were: Galveston,
17.25c, unchanged; New Orleans; l.50c,
unchanged; Savannah. 17.25. unchanged;
Augusta, '16.88c. unchanged; Memphis,
17c, unchanged; Houston, 17.26. unchang
ed; Little Rock. 16.75, unchanged.
Xew York General.
' New Tork, March 24, Flour Steady;
spring patents. 7.508.00: spring clears.
to.75ffl.60; soft winter straights. 86.25
6.75: bard winter straights. 37.2507.75.
Wheat Spot, barely steady; No. 3 red,
31.40H; No. 3 hard. 11.41 It: No. 1 Mani
toba. 31.67 and No. 2 mixed durum
1.364 e- L r. track Xew Tork to arrive.
Corn Spot, steady; No. S yellow and
Xo. 2 white. 74V-C and Xo. 2 mixed 74c c.
L f. New Tork. all rsil.
Oats Spot, steady; No. 2 white. S lie.
. Other articlea unchanged.
New Tork Dry Oood..
Xew Tork. M-.rch 24. Cotton goods
were quiet In unfinished lines, print
cloths being weaker. Sheetinga held
steadier in consequence of more export
business. Fine goods mills reported less
businesa. Dress goods were ouiet with
Jobbers of dress goods and Bilks offering
outlines at concessions In price. Burlaps
held ateady to firm in the heavy and.
Wool markete were lasa buoyant.
ew Tork Dried Fruit.
New Tork. March 24. Vaporated Ap
plesFirm. Prunes Dull.
Apricots Dull.
Peaches Firm. -Raisins
Quiet.
Kansas City Grain.
Wheat Close. May. 11.214: Jul.
tl.11a: September. 1104V
Corn May. UVte; July. 4c; Septem
ber, 514 a
SbrtttoiJork Sim tl.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES,
Deaak hew leaaeaj W Ire,
New Yoik, March .'4 -1'rubahly
there were people in the financial
diatrict who believed, when the
Mock market opened today, that
.rice would break bravily on the
oternighi new of the J.U to 70 vote
for the oldier bonu bill in Ihc
houee.
Not many week ago the market
alternately roe and (ell on every
kuciciiive turn of affair at Wash
ington which indicated failure or
kiircet of the mraure in that luiu-e.
t'onaiderable water ha patted un
der the political bridge lime then.
If it had actually had an advene
influence on financial tentimrnt,
that influence wa bound to be off
et by the virtual certainty that the
four-power treaty would be ratified
in the tenate, an advent which duly
happened thi afternoon, an hour or
two after tlic ttock exchange had
rioted. It i possible that thi re
mit alto had been expected and
''diseountrd' by judiciout watcher
of the Washington situation. A
to that tomorrow market will give
clearer evidence.
Heroterf Irregular.
Kilt the early weakness on lha atork
ei.hange lixley waa temporary and by
no means general. It waa followed by
Irregular recovery. That ended with
moat storks at a net advanr. Tnwarda
the laat. the eharea of steel producing
rnmpanlea led ihe advance. I'nlled Htaies
Steel aelltng at one tuna 3 polnta aheva
Ihe prevtoua day's .cloatng. Thla erga an
Impulalva effort by speculators tn "re
flect" Ihe undoubtedly favorable move
ment of ateel produrtion and, mora re
cently, of steel prlrea.
It took arocunl, more particularly, of
the day a Indications that tha United Slates
Steel corporation would rataa prlrea along
with the Independent companies. To
what, extent such pnliry Is warranted,
even bv the tansihle Improvement of Ihe
ateel altuatlnn. la perhape debatable.
On the bond market, whose prospects
would have been dtrevlly affected by en
artment of the bonus bill In some of Ita
forma, the vote of tha house of reprt
aentatlvea had no effect whatever.
Foreign Inane Advance,
Liberty bonds hardly changed In price,
while seversl foreign government loans
advanced, notably the French and Scandi
navian securities. The foreign exchange
market drifted uncertainly all day, ratea
going slightly above end then slightly be
low tha previous day's closings.
The most Interesting aspect of the aep
arate reporta of the reserve banks Is again
found In the frozen credits districts. Tak
ing the reaerve rations as an Indlratlon,
Pallaa has moved up to 63 per cent thla
week, against 604 prr cent a week ago
and 38 per rent a yenr ago. Minne
apolis at 73 per rent., com pa rea with 7314
per cent last week, and 4714 per cent at
the end of laat March; Atlanta atands at'
774 per cent, whereaa Inst week's ratio
was 734 per cent and laat years only
43 per cent.' Indeed, the comparison of
the banks in these lately very hard preas
ed districts with banka In the wealthier
communities la almost aa striking aa the
comparisons with their own position laat
year.
New York Stocks
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 343 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROAD9.
Thursday
High. Low. Close. Close
A. ,. T. & S. F. .. . 964 964 9614 9o4
B. & 0 38 37 M 38 38 4
Can. Pacific ....13514 13414 136ii l.",44
X. Y. Central.... 864 864 854 8r.i
Ches. & Ohio 6014 tiO'i 604 6O14
Ort. Northern 7314 72U 7214 724
III. Central 1014 1014 loin 101V4
K. C. So
2514 254
2614 2;
2511
Lehigh Va!l;;y .... 694 684 684 684
Mo. Pacific 21 2144 21 H 214
N. T. A N. H... 2014 191. 194 194
No. Pacific 75'4 744 75 75
C. & N. W 694 69 14 694 70
Penn. R, R 374 37H 374 374
Reading 73 7314 73 734
C, R. I. & P.... 404 40 40'4 4014
So. Paciflo 854 86 85', 94
So. Railway 21 21 4 21 4 21 'i
C, M. & St. P 2214 224 224 224
U. P 133 132 132V4 132V4
STEELS.
Am. Car Fdry 1654 164V4 '65
Allis-Chalmers ...45H 4414 4514 4414
Am. Loco 108V4 10714 10814 10s
Baldwin Loco. ...10714 106 107V4 lOfl'i
Beth. Steel 7114 68 7114 68i
Colo. F. & 1 30 2914 30 29 '4
Crucible 67 U 6514 67 H 56 'i
Am. Steel Fdry... 3614 354 3614 35 i
Lacka. steel 41H4 47i 49 4 7i
Mldvalo Steel .... 344 334 3414 334
Pressed Stl. Car.. 7014 704 70 6914
Rep. Stl. & 1 62V4 5074 62'4 51
Ry. Stl. Springs.. 9614 96'i 96U 96'4
Sloss-Scheft'eld .. 42'4 4014 43 404
U. S. Steel 8,.'4 934 9514 93-4
COPPERS.
Anaconda 51 60 604 5014
Am. S. & R. Co.. 52 ' 61 '4 tl'4 otl'4
f'.erro De Pasco... S4H- 34',i 34 3o'4
Chili 174 17 1714 17'4
Chino 2714 87',, 2714 2714
Green Can -'7
Inspiration 4014 391 304 34
Kennecott 29 ,29 2'i
Miami 27 27 27 27a
Nevada Con 144 14 144
Ray Con 14 144 144 14
Seneca 134 134 13 13
Utah 63 62 3 62Tsi
OILS.
Gen. Asphalt ..... 59 5S'4 6 6'4
Cosden 354 ,14 86S '-4
Cal. Peterol 61 604 604 604
Island Oil 1 1 ' 1 1
Invincible Oil ..... 17 17V4 17 174
Mexican Peterol ..11914 1,17 118 119
Middle States .... 13 1314 134 13
Pacific Oil 494 484 484 sS"4
Pan-American 64 52 63 53
Phillips 35 354 354 35i
Pierce Oil 8'. 8 . 814
Pure Oil -. 30 294 29 30
Royal Dutch 634 62 63 524
Sinclair Oil 25 244 3'i 344
Standard Oil, N. J. 172 169 170 171
Texaa Co 43 424 . 43
Union Oil 18 174 18 18
White Oil 9 14 94 1s
MOTORS.
Chandler 73 72 724 72'4
Gen. Motors 104 10 10 10,
Willya-Overland .8 74 8 s
Pierce-Arrow 1744 164 17 1Si
White Motor .... 394 394 3944 39
Studebaker 106i 104 1064 103
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Fisk 14 16 1Gi 11'i
Goodrich 39 39 39 39
Kelley-Springfield 44 43 44 434
Keystone Tire IS 17 18 18
AJax 16 16 1 H4
U. S. Rubber 61 60 61 604
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Bt. Sugar 51 40 40 41
A.. G. & W. I.... 28 28 28 27
Am. Tnt. Corp.... :; 424 43 S4
Am. Sumatra 324- l4 32 32
Am. Telephone ...121 1204 1204 1J0
Am. Can 4S 45 454 45
Central Leather... 36 354 36 35
Cuba Ca no ..15. 134 14 154
Cuban-Am. Sugar .53 21 4 22. 23
Corn Products 1044 i"4 1044 103
Famous Players... 79 78 79 784
General Electric ..154 154 154 153
Gt. Northern Ore.. 364 35 S6 35
Int. Harvester 93 93 93 94
Am. H. L.. pfd.. 68 68 68 68
IT. S. Tnd. Alcohol 47 56 564 46
Int. Paper.. 45 44 43 45
Int. M. M.. pfd.... 71 70 71 70
Am. Sugar Ref.... 70 684 684 70
Sears-Roebuck .... 72 70 71 70
Stromaberg 46 44 46 44
Tob. Products 61 61 St 61
Worthington Pump 60 50 50 . 49
Western Union 97
West. Electric 674 67 67 67
American Woolen. 864 86 664 864
' MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil.... 25 24 25 24
Am. Agri. Chem... 39 384 39 39
Am. Linseed 34 33 34 33
Tnion Bag. pfd.... 66 66 66 59
Bosch Magneto .. 43 41 43- 45
Brooklyn Rap. Tr.. 17 17 17 is
Con. I'm 624 62 62 62
Cal. Parking .... 75 75 75 75.
Col. G. E 82 81 82 82
Col. Graph 3 3 3 3
United Drug 67 S 67 66
Nat. Enamel ....35 34 34 -344
United Fruit ....137 137 13714 138
lrillard Tob. 14
Nat. Lea It
Phlla. Co 37 37 37 37
Pullman 123 13 14 133 .
Punts, Ale. Sugar. 39 31 39", 4
So. P. R. Sugar 61
Retail Stores .... 44 424 44 43;
St. L. S. r 28 27 28 27,
Vs. Car Chem 34 54 ,3 54
Total sstes. 845.300 ahsres.
Money Close, 4 per cent; Thursday
close. 6 per cent.
Marks Close. .003014c; Thursdsy close,
.oejie.
Francs Close, ,0108c: Thursday close.
.093Ur
Sterling Close, M 34: Thursday close.
I4.J8V
New York Bonds N. Y. Curb Boittls
(Tbt Bet it tht only Omaha
Newtpaper which publithea tbt of
ficial clot of tbt New Yerk nock
tachanft bond )
New V-l. tUr.aj 24 t.itwri itiilil
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lllat t( rtwelMg st I. fling aeeraaiene
tiany aecead-itr ia raminued feiny
,tlt lha iii repiu,,tM (esiur't he,
lug r slatttueue, wetull fee Is) I
I amis eit rei"i that tlia ("ad i
f.Mie) the nurleua new aieiem beiseen
Saw am n. i kl,et. ,ailolk a4
wei are se.t tul" Hilar Una la a
aliengthaned
Farettn, eiie. illi I'ren, a) governmenia,
awiae s aed trance), and lanisn
niritls lenO'd ut waiO, bu Meiiisna
neta sdveraely attested nir deniaia of
early psynirni el tha faumr a irnel
Ueltl.
I.ilal tales strr.t-4 111.4.1.101,
I ailed Male Honda.
Fe'es (in ll.aeot High low I'luae
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It Vi.mrv 3,s ,,, least ea.i a.ei
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Foreign, l.oternmeni. Mat and Mualrlnat,
Argentina la 1114, II U
St 4'lly Krrna la ....III 113 113
2 I'ltv Hersen ts nlV4 lot ll
9T 4'lly llordrsut la., B m .
4 i'iiv ('open .... ' I"'. t
al City l.mia as 5 4 .
t City Maraeillas 4s.. 14 la.
41 t'M H l Ian la ..!: I"2 1":
I 4'liy Xurtrh la ...111 112 112
l-an Muni la A. ...lies 110 11"
940 llepl Heme 7 4 14, t5'
t ln ..f Can la 31.... Is 9 ta
33 Ninft.'anl note I" tt l"0
II I'ulch K In a... tl'i 114 (
l"t French tlovt 7a.0- 1702 ie,
(t Kren.-h tlovt ...... I7 ! )ot
21 Jap 4a 7 74 14
II Jap 1st 4s ! '
44 King of Helg e...lA3 0;, WS
2i King of Ftelg 7a.l" lost, 0t
61 King nf I'cn ... t 17 17,
t King nf Italy s 14 14 14
24 King of Nor la. ..1114 111 1114
117 King n( Swrd a..on no no
10 Rep of Chile Its 46.104 0J 101
1 Itep nf I rug as... log in 0
It 8 of vueen.lnd 7s.lo 04 I0k
61 Swiss confed ls...llt 117 lll'a
04 I K'ilUI 6V4s 22. .104 ln4
11 I KliHSI s 29. ..105 10 104
2t 1 KUB&I 6s 31. ..too 11 100
41 U M of Bratll Ha. .106 104 104
14 tl S of Meir0 4s.. 46 46 44
41 U 8 ot Mexlro Is.. 67 54 V, 64 4,
RoJIwsy and MIrrllaneoua Bonds.
2 Adams Fxp 4s .... 75 76 75
I Alas M deb Is A. 1 1"!4 10
I Am Ag Ch 7s ...ini, jilt im
23 Am Smelt Is 89 89 19
13 Amer Sugar Is .... 98 44 l 18
32 Ant Tc ft Te col Is 96 96 t,
26 Am Te ft Tel rv 6s. 1144 114 JI4
Am Writ Pap 7s .. 02 82 82
14 Armour ft Co 4s.. 87 ; 87 -874
II A T & 8 F gen'4s.. 87 86 96
Atlsntlo Fruit 7s... 31 38 31
1 Atl Refill 6s ....103 103 103
1 B ft O cv 44s .... 78 78 78
BtO ref 5s 804 80 801
28 H ft O 8 98 98
16 Hell Tel Pa. 7 108 107 ln
2 Heth Steel ref 5a .. 12 12 92
22 Beth Steel PM Is... 89 89 89
1 Hraden Copper 6s.. 954 954 954
18 Hlyn Ed gen 7s 81). 108 107 107
15 B R T Co ct 7s st. 72 72 72
S Bush Term Blilg 5s 8 87 89
1 Cal O ft 0 5s 95 95 95
S Can Nor s 1094 109 l''9
to Can Pac deb 4a..'. 77 t 77 77
I Cent of Ga con 6s. 98 98 98
13 Cent Leather 6s... i 96 964
1 Cent Pac 1st 4s... 84 64 84
8 C de Pasco 8s 113 112 112
14 Ches ft O CV 4s. 85 84 85
2 ( hes ft O cv 5s... 88 87 874
1 Chi ft Alt 3s 674 674 674
11 C B ft a gen 4s.. 87 87 87
C B & Q ref 6s... 96 964 964
41 CEI gen 6s new.. 77 77 77
2 Chi Gt West 4s.... 61 61 61
12 CM&SP ref 4s... 59 58 68
16 C'MftSP cv 4e... 644 644 64
13 CM&SP cv 5s 66 654 66
5 C ft N W gen 5a... 103 103 103
C & N W 6S....109 108 10S
5 C ft N W 7 108 108 108
2 Chi Rys 5s 894 89 894
6 C R I ft P gen 4s 82 82 82
58 C R I ft P rfg 4s. 79i 79 794
14 Ch Un St 6s 114 114 1144
15 Chi & Wes Ind 4s.. 72 J3 72
40 Chllo Copper 6s ... 86 854 864.
6 CCC ft SLGM 4s... 80 79 80
30 Col & Sou ref 4s. 81 87 88
t Col Gas & Elec 5a. 92 91 914
42 Consol Gas 7s 108 107 108
2 Cor Prod S F 6s... 31 97 97
"0 Cub Can Sug cv 7s. 85 82 83
3 Cuba American 8s. 1044 104 104
3 Cuban. R R 7s ...1034 102 1034
1 Del ft Hud cv 3s .. 93 93 93
43 D ft R O ref 6s .. 46 454 46
23 Det Edison 6s ....103 102 103
8 Dia Match 7s ...107 107 107
7 Du Pont D N 7S.104 102 102
13 Duques Light 6s. ..102 102 102
23 Erie Gen 4s 45 45 45
13 Erie Con 4s H 61, 61
4 Fisk Rubber Ss ...104 104 104
15 General Elec 5s ... 99 - 98 984
109 Good'yr Tire 8a 31. 994 99, 99
3 Granby Mining 8s.. 93 - 93 93
15 Grand Trunk 6s. ..102 101 102
21 Gt Nor 6S 964 96 96
69 Gt Nor 7s 108 1074 1074
1 III Cent rfg 4s 83 85 85
14 III Cent'68 99 99 99?4
8 Int-Met 4s 14 13 14
44 lnt-Met 4s. etis. 12 12 12
5'.( Int Rap Tran 6s.. 604 60 80
10 Int M M tjs 95 96 95
2 Int Paper rfg 6s... 83 83 83
23 Inv Oil 8s 96 95 96
9 K C Sou 6s 854 86 85
13 K-S Tire 8s 106 105i 106
3 Lank Steel 5s 50.. 84 84 84
1 L S ft M S 4s 28.. 93 93 93
20 I, S ft M S 4s 31.. 91 91 91
6 Lehigh. al 6s 102 102 102
4 Llgget ft Myers 6s. 96 95 96
29 Lorlllard 6s 94 94 94
10 L ft N un 4s 91 90 91
I L ft N rfg 6s 1024 1024 1024
8 M S R con 5s .... 88 88 88
13 Marland Oil 8s wa. 99 98 99
14 Mexi Petrol 8s ....1034 103 102
16 Midvale Steel 6s ... 864 86 864
1 M ft S-L ref Is ... 39 39 39
15 M S P ft SSM 6S.102 102 102
15 M K ft T 1st 4s.... 774 76 76
33 M K & T adj 5s ne. 60 60 60
138 M K ft T p li 6s ne. 82 81 82
45 Mo Pacific gen 4s.. 624 62 62S
1 Mo Pac. nf 5s 23... 100 100 100
2 Montana Powei 5s. 944 94 94
13 Morris ft Co 4s.. 844 844 844
16 N O T ft M 5s 69 68 684
1 N T A B 6s 98 98 98
96 N Y C deb 6s . 101 1014 101
7 N Y C col 7s 1074 106 1074
6 NYC ft SLd 4s 84 84- 84
30 N Y Edi 6s 107 107 107
NY NH ft H d 4s 67 464 4B4 464
2 N Y Ry ref 4s ctfa. 33 33' 33
33 N Y Tel ref 6s 103 1024 102
41 N Y W ft B 4a.. 42 42 42
2 Nor ft Sou ref 5s.. 64 64 64
5 Nor ft Wes co 4s.. 67 87 87
11 Nor ft Wes cv 6s.. 62 614 63
9 Nor Pac 3s 8544 85 85
38 North Pacific 4s ..1001, 106 106
1 N P O N jt 6s... 89 894 894
22 Nor States Po 5s. .107 10714 107
6 Ore ft Cal 1st 6s... 97 974 97
2 Ore Ry ft Na c 4s. 86 SS 86
7 Ore Sh Line re 4s.. 89 -8 89
2 O S L con 6s 46 99 99 99
16 O W R R ft N 4s.. 79 79 79
14 Pac G & E 53 88 88 88
40 Packard Mot Ss ...104 102 102
5 Pa Am P ft T 7a .. 974 974 974
18 Pa R R gen 4s... 88 88 88
32 Pa R R gen 6a 96 96 96
5 Pa R R 6s 106 1064 1064
22 Pere Marq ref 6s.. 94 93 93
1 Pierce Oil deb 8s .. 99 99 99
1 PCC ft St L 5 95 95 95
1 P R L ft P 5s 84 84 84
26 Reading gen 4s... 84 834 84
2 Rep I ft S 6s 93 93 93
10 R O ft W 1st 4s.. 77 77 77
29 R I A ft L 4s... 80 79 80
18 8L&SF T In 4.1 s A 70 70 70
15 SL&SF adj 6s 784 78 78
55 SL&SF Inc 6s 62 62 62
SSL Sou 1st 4s 764 764 764
19 Sea Rlr L con 6s. 49 48 49
391 Sinclair Oil 7s. ..103 103 103
25 Sou Pac cv 4s 89 89 89
137 Sou Pac rfg 4s . 86 85 88
1 Sou Psc col 4s 81 81 81
7 Sou Ry gen 4s.... 63 62 62
II Sou Ry 1st 6s 94 94 94
226 Sou Rv dev 6s.. 5 94 95
IS S P Rico Sug 7s.. 97 97 974
la Stan Oil of Cal 7s. 106 105 105
3 Steel ft Tube 7s... 97 97 97
Third Ave adj 6s.. 62 52 62
60 Tidewater Oil 6s. 1014 lot 101
1 Un Pacific let ts.. 0 90 90
.14 Unl Pacific ref 4s.. 87 86 87
23 Unt Psrific cv 4s .. 91 99 it
0 Union Tank 7s ...103 103 103
1 Uni Drug cv 8s 100 ls io
22 U S Real ft In 6s. 14 14 14
12 U S Rubber 6s .... 87 87 87
62 U S Steel 5s 101 1004 100
1 Utah PALI 04 10 90
2 Vir Caro Ch as ,.. 7s 71 97
IS Vir Rail 1st 6s... 94 92 14
2 West Electric 5s....l0 100 100
t West Pacific 6s ... 84 87 874
West Union 6s ..10 li7 109
WeaChouse Elec 7s. 1064 108 1064
3 Win Spe Steel 7s... 94 ts
Wilson A Co 7s.. 97 17 17
Tofl sales of bonds today were 113.-
ttt.soa. compared with I1S.626.000 yesterday-
and III. 755.000 two years ago, one
year ago being a holiday.
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t Mar ! NT la 31. 106 I "IS, 11
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4 Sian oil NY e..n 104 ut
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12 Hwirt A Co "a 3t..l! 17 102
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24 Tnl F.diaon 7 1"! 11
2 t n nil Prod la ... t! 93 11
4 I n Ra Hav 7t ..I") o; n-
1 Vacuum till 7a ....! 1"44 1V
4 Warn Sug 7a 41.... t4 t
Weat Kin trio 7a...l 0 a
11 VVinrhe.t.r 7a ... t lt tl
5 A I Packers Is w I. .7 '
IDOe ',t Her Hcrll 142 142 141
S C..I Graph ts rib 34 4 lVi
26 Con Coal Co ts... 7 tl
15 P I, Hank Is w 1.114 ta I "I "4
UK l it IS ta ! '. . t
1 Kings Co Ltd a 17 91 tl
2 Jul Kayser 7a 19 11 tl
132 Mo Pac 6s w I... t 94 I"
17 N Haven 7a w I... t.1 12 J
1 Hake A Co la ' l tt
4 Tidal osag 7s 00 loo oo
t W 8 A K C .... 14 14 14
foreign Bonds.
37 Argentina 7a 23.... 19 "
2 Hamburg 4a .... 4 4 4
16 Hwlas 6 e,..10l 100 Ion
1 City Alegere s 101 10 fl
1! City Hoi.sons a... 84 16 6
60 New Haven a.... 7 61 7
t hlrsgo Mocks.
Range of prices of the leading Chlcsgo
stocks furnished by Logan A Bryan, 241
Peters Trust Uldg.
Am. Radletnr
Armour A Co., pfd..
Cudahy
Ediaon com
Cont. Motor
Diamond Match ...
Karl Motor
Llbby
Montgomery-Ward ,
Nat. Leather new..
Plggley Wlggly ...
Quaker Oata
Stewart-Warner ....
Swift ft Co
Swift Int
Union Carbide
Wahl
Wrigley
Close
l
964
12
7
116
l
16
10
38
176
36
104
20
64
65
93
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, Ga., March 24. Turpentine
Firm. 81 lie: sales. 49 bbls: receipts.
t bbls; shipments, 203 Ibis.; stock, 611
bbls.
Kosln Firm: silej. 109 casks: receipts,
775 casks; shipments, 360 casks; atom,
62.647 casks.
Quote: B. L. E. r". G. H, I. Jl.os; K,
S4.20: M. 14.80; N. 16.30; W. G. 16. "6; W,
W, 16,00.
Furnished bv ststs o? KebrasKa. de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing: -
LIVE POULTRY.
Wnoleaale ' Wholesale
Buying Pr. Selling Pr
Stags I0.134JIO.2O io.uw 0.:j
Springs 2 .26 -53 --6
Hena, light -'"(to .- -v
Hens, heavy 20f .23 .23 .26
Cocks 13 .16 .log .
Ducks t.. .I8e .zi .-o
Geese 12 .18 .l.W
Turkeys 26 .30 ...ST
DRESSED POULTRY. '
Staga - ;2 ;'
Spring ...'.'..,.... -28 'll
Hens -"W
Cocks W -;r
Ducks 29S?r.3
Geese :f
Turkeys -3
EGGS. .
Select ... .241 -
No. 1 ,
NO 2 a. a .aaa'a. ..'' tail fl) a-a"
Cracks '. .'.... .
Eggs, case count
(per case).,, e.-.oi'b ou
BUTTER.'
Creamery, prints 36 .40
Creamery, tub .84
Country, Best ... .iim .z .-on
Country, common .16 .18 .20W -'l
Fat, Sta. price.... .28 ...
HAY.
Prairie No. 1 upland .111.60012.00
No. 2 upland v. 9.60U.OO
Vn 5 iinland 8.0048 9.00
No. 1 midland.. H.00811.60
No. 2 midland s.suimu.oii
No. 3 midland 8.00 9.00
No. 1 lowland 9.004J10.00
No. 2 lowland 8.00 9.00
Alfalfa, choice i..nu..uu
So. 1 17.004J18.5O
Standard 14.101 60
Xo 2 12.5013.6t
No' 3 10.6011.60
Oat atraw tM9 9.00
Wheat straw 7.00W t.tio
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Fruits Rananaa: Per lb.. 7Blc
Oranges: Size 216 and larger. 7.007.6O;
size 250, I6.76i7.00; size 288: 16.604)7.00;
size 324, S.507.u0; Florida tangerines,
per box, 14.00. Lemons: Per box, 15.60
7.00. Grape fruit: Crate, 13.6004.50. Ap.
pies: (Delicious, according to size snd
grade, 3.764.60: Rome Beauties, ac,
cording to size and grade, 2.753.00!
common Winesaps, according to size and
grade, 32.0003. 76; Black Twig, according
to aize and grade, 13.00: Arkansas Blacks,
according to tire and grade, 12.8603.75:
Ben Davis. 13.00: Newton Pippins, 13.00.
Strawberries: Quart, 60s. Figs: 24 pkgs.,
8 oz... California. 12.26: 13 pkgs., io-os..
11.50. Dates: Dromedary. 36 pkgs,, per
box. 16 75: Hallow!!, per lb.. 14016c; Ex
celsior. 36 Dkga., 13.00.
vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Early
Obios No. 1. per cwt.. 2.002.15; Min
nesota white stock. No. 1 per cwt..- 12.00:
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt.; 12.25
42.tio: Ked Ktver onios No. i. per cwt.,
!2.252.60; Oregon Netted Gems, per cwt..
!2.652.75: Colorado Brown Beauties, per
cwt.. 92.00. Sweet potatoes: Per bu..
1.752.50. Celery: Doxen. tl 2542.00
Head lettuce: Crate, 15 106.25. Leaf let
tuce: Dozen. 75090c; Red onions: Per lb.,
9c; yellow, 9c. Onion aets: Bushel.
22 60 2.75. Spanish onions: Crate, 14.60
6 00. Cauliflower: Crate. 12.50. Cucum
bers: Dozen, hot house, 13.5003.75. Car
rots: Per lb., 25c. Turnips: Per lb..
3c. Paranips. lb., 3 514c. Beets, lb.,
2'43c. Cabbage: New Texas, lb.. 2fl4c.
Tomatoes: Crate. I4.5p.0u.
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green "salted No. 1. per lb.,
56c; green salted No. 2. per lb.. 405c:
green hides. No. 1. per lb.. J 4c; green
niaes, ro. j. per to., zqjiac; green salted
(old stock), per lb.. 2 3c: green salted
bull hides. No. 1, per lb., 3c; green salted
Dull nines, no. per lb.. 2c.
Horse hides: Large, each. 12.50: me
dium, each, 12.00; small, each, 11.60; pony
and glues, each. 75cll.no.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, ss to size
snd wool, each. 60c1.00; shearling,,
green salted, as to slsa and wool, each.
6 20c.
Wool: Choice flna and half-blood, per
lb., 22027c; medium or three-eighta-tlood.
per lb., 20fj2Sc; low and quorter-oiooa.
per lb.. 17019c; burrr wool, per lb, 10
12-.
Wholeesle prices of beef cuts are
aa follows: No. 1 ribs, zc; - r.o.
S-. riba, 2Jc: No. I nns. lc; ISO.
1 loins. 27c; No. 2 loins. 26c; No. 3 loins,
22c; No. 1 rouniis. 12c: No.. 2 rounds, 17c:
No. rounds, 14c; No 1 chucks. 10e;
No. 2- chucks. 10c; No. t chucks, lc; No..
1 plates. 6c; No. 2 pistes. 6c; No. I
plates. 4c
Wholesale prices of beef cuts art as fol
lows: No. 1 ribs. 23c; No. 2. 22c; No. .
11c No. 1 loins. 25c; No. 2. 24c; No. S.
21c; No. 1 rounds, ltc; No. 2. lie; No. S.
14c; No. 1 chucks. lc: No. 2. IVic; No. I,
lc; No. l plates, (c; No. 2, le; No. I, 4c.
Suajteti In Hoimff tMorf
IloMifry Urautcil I'urole
Clutlrt Jaillirmn. 4fft!4
cbarff of robbing lir !,nn ttoie,
14' Vi poiigla inert Jaiiuaiy 4, 4
r.rolfi to Moe 1. O'Hrkn by IM
tiivl Jutlge l.e.lie eterilav,
Mote than f. ',') irth nf fm
am! Monirn't uii laeie llti, 'Ihe
rarole va obtained on plra of Irtiti
Maluiatrr, attorn'v, that tin a
famiemn'i fit it offeiue ami iov:f
lati g'ffi to, gi e him another
i haute,
South Side
Brief City trir
lliillM- ILi,ilr-, Tll llllllld ttf V,
Meilm-srp, ;;( Miami anerl. ttiis
inlibe.l of 1 1 In rah anil H it in
rhn-Ks, Tliuitda) iHalu,
llrgatilar I'nlnn A union lf yming
roi,la nf th eiiy "to pruntnio im
riahteouniirah" a nr(iiiiwil Thm
tlay mailt at tht Y. M, C. A,
l.llapa) Hi'ari'r llet'tetief of iitrrrtil
I ita tint) nf tlto iilant In Jitpnii.
rliiater llll will tt tH-.iriei IliU
t r, aii nrillna lo iVat f lot lain,
(.Itrn J'nnilK tHalrii'l Itlitun
Italia )sieri1ay purrilr.l 4 "tat r !-
Jatiileaon. rliaren) tilth rnlililllt f It.-
Inff atnrr, A) t'ouKln ireit,
Jnnuary 41,
rmitllapa Mill lit llrillk .I'inillie.
Ii'at Int aid nt tn drink liuiivi.iint
again. II. Andrraon liml a 3"-iluy
aentetira siipcndl by Judge Wap
pith yretrrd.iy.
Juitao iHiiiv hirlnc Hhi JikIi.-''
8rar waa fn wen ring n ni
ttprlitar hm yekiordny. The Jiaalaca
Hid ha f nu ml It where h hiid hints'
hU own, whlrh wua nilnaina.
100 IXlnita Hnltlni There hi
00 nppllrunta on III waltlnc list m
tha fnlveraliy of N'fhMtka hrispiliil,
Dr. t. 8. Cultrr. rtr-nn or tn .NeriH
k Mcdlcul rollege, (iiitioiiinod yet-
terday.
Had Mlir Key Whrn l;ulrt
Hn I ties. ISO) iMvenpnrt atirt, unit
ur rested at hla hmne ypnterday a
gna meter key waa found In ltd) oa
Hesslon. la lit t hiirged with having
rohbed $u meter roeh boxen.
Fllr 'me,a riililmi Charlotte
Bfatrlce Trtrraon filed a eroPN-ne-
tit Ion in answer tn her hiiKhand'a
divorce suit In the district rnurt yea
tfrday. Kh rhariroa dcrtltn and
akka for the custody of her child.
Unlit ( blltl TVit-U Mr. K. P.
Ames elated yesterday that she in
determined lo recover her Hdopted
ehlld, Cecil. 6. taken from her at
the point of a trim by the child's
natural mother. Mrs. Fred Btuhba.
InMurtinee lU-tlvnllnt llorc W. 13.
Bilhelmer of St. Louis, known as
'the Hilly Bundny of life Insurance."
U to nd dress the members of the
Omaha, Life Underwriters associa
tion at the Brandeia grill at 1 this
afternoon.
StalicHi Namctl
"Soulli Omaliif
lVtitimi of Sotitli SMt Hue..
tlt't Mfll (.1 JHll'tl l) IV.e
liff il l I la.rttlllll.
4-liii lii ui. Manii .'I ti fiLl
'I elrtiiaui I-,1 lit f tue Aiitil . ihe
itriiiutiii id "uiili Si!' ut i'ti
it l ril.lUa ! l''r atlllll.nliUtUf rtl
lllllll (Illrfti4, Kill be llutltful, .!
ii.filiiiU In a ml ni; ! the ln-t
kiataill liatll.llfl t,-illt.ll iiuiie ..
tay. anil will hi Liu.it n hrtrjltrr a
llie "Sllllh tllll.!M aMt'l.tl,"
In a littir t i ui'Kii .IU4U ,lrf-
lt. Aaaial.lllt l'itli,ill I III III tal
llarileit rtvura ih.- i.m iltu tbe
fnni!re-ni;iii lul .iilmi'liril i-uin.
iiitinii'4tititi Itotn tin Smttli lm uTa
Merchants a-i'Wiatmn. the lliutina
I'aiking iniiMMiiv, t icii't sin. l.i jnU
t't.Mipjny. nt fi, 4 n . I ifU'iv l'.( ;
in if rouiianv anil M.nri St i o. li
rei'ininirniil tin- ilwt't;'' Imm
"Sniilll .sic" ! "Soiill' tlit.ilia 'ta-tioll."
South Side Brcvilm
skai.I. ii'iuiM' iii.,.tt) fin, iMi.t;;.
IIIKVT I'MAI.- I'Mti.VIVI V M A
"7. ti.il'TII I'MVUA t'i; t'tiMI'AW.
ln s iha'.- l l,i .iuiii alii el'it
lllg hla faimll, It Ue I'likii.. liiv.righH
and V atie.la, an, f lie-l ;, In honlll
hide rourl
Class f ed Advertising Rates
I!! per line Irount a wot .Is to llnel I day,
lea pr lins per war, 3 i-nn.eruiivg das.
, lo per litis per day, 7 ronaecuiiv urn.,
j lie per line per ilay. 3d et,n.-cutl da.
I No ada lakrn for lees titan a total of le.
iTh-a, rales appll elm-r lo the liailr or
Kuiulay li. All alvoruaemenia appear
In both innrnlng and attning dally pap'ia
for Iht one rharg.
CONTK ACT ft ATI'S ON
API'l.lt'ATIilS.
Want tdi acopttd at tha following of
fice: MAIN OKKICE 17th and Karnam F'a.
South Sid ......41k South :ith Ft.
Council limrra II M...U M,
want aih itrrKivtn bv rnoNt;
ATLANTIC 1000.
THIS II EK will not ba reapontible for
mora than one Incorrect Insertion of atl
advertisement ordered for mora than on
time.
ci.osinu imtns rem want aps.
Rvenlng Kditlon II 46 A. M.
Morning Kdttlon l oo P. M.
Sunday Kill t inn :00 P. M.. Saturday
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral services for Mrs. Ids St. Rus
lsnd. who died at her home, 3504 Lafay
ette avenue, will be held at 4 this after
noon at the Bralley & Pnrranr under
taking pirlors. Mrs. Rutland, who waa
12, had lived In Omaha since 140. She is
survived by her husband. W. J. Busland.
and five rhlldren: Mrs. A. J. Larimer of
Omaha. Mrs. H. A. Krhsuer of St. Louts.
Mrs. R. T. Beklns of Sioux City. A.
Ttusland of Chanute. Kan., and William
Rualand nf Camp Knox. Ky. Burial will
be In Forest Lawn cemetery.
The funeral nf SI. H. SteConnell. 77. will
be held this sftemoon at 4 In the Crosby
Moore chapel. The roily will be taken to
Preaton, la, for burial.
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
Kl TZ PAT It'll 'K Mis" Mary; sgo 72.
Survived by six eons, Michael Stirs.
I'herolier, la.; Ilanli-I Kltspatrlrk of Ma
belle, la.; Edward of Akron, O ; William
of uinahji: ihrea daughters. Mrs. M. J.
Kniipp, Fremont; Mrs. John Si-hurk,
Antho-i. Ih.; Mr. J. K. t'onwny, Omaha;
three stepdaughter. Mra. Julin I'nlltiiN,
and Mrs. Henry I'ollina of IMtiburry,
la.; Mrs, Thomas Hiteset of lira Molni-e,
lo. Remains win bo shipped from resi
dence of Mrs. Conway, 2667 Camden
avenue Saturday morning to Anthon, la.,
for interment.
KIKIKRS Hriioka II.. recently of Los
Angeles, t'al.. March 23, 19:2; age, tl
years, II months and four days. Ho Is
survived by his wife. Iletta H. lingers;
one son, W. K. Riigera nf Klorrticc; two
daughters, lr. Ktnily Lewis ami .Mra.
Helle Reyburn of Kauea City, Kan., and
on stepdaughter. Mrs, W. H. tlould. jr..
of Omnhs. Kuneuil si-rviccs will bo
. held from Hrailey dc lorrrnre. t-hsiiel.
Saturday, March 25- at 2 o'clock p. m.
i
Omaha Produce j
A
A Three-Day
Sensational Sale of
Millinery
200 Pattern Hats A
TT 1 a S S S
values up to $zu.uu
Only $4.95 -$7.25
You would pay one-third or half more anywhere else. A
special purchase from two of the middle west's largest manu
facturers of High Grade Millinery enables us to offer these
wonderful values.
No downtown rents to pay. Just exclusive, up-to-date
patterns at prices, considering style and work
manship, unheard of before.
Have hfeard it said that our Millinery Department has dis
tinction and individuality about it. Let us prove it.
3 Days Saturday Monday Tuesday
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
24th and O Sts. South Omaha
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.
-MEMBERS.
Chicago Board of Trade
Milwaukee Chamber of
Commerce
Minneapolis Chamber of
Commerce
St. Louis Merchants Ex
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.
H0LDR2GE. NEB.
GENEVA, NEB.
DES MOINES, 1A.
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
HAMBURG, 1A.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
All ot the. offices except Kansas City and Milwaukee
ara connected with each other by private wires. It will
fay you to ft In toucb wltb on ol our ofHcea when
wanting ts BUY or SELL any kind of grain. W aolicit
yaur ' consignments ol all kinda ot train to Omaha.
Chleaio, Milwaukee, Kansas City and Sioux City. Every
car receives careful personal attention.
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House"
