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lntla ninra freely and ahow k amall ad
vance Ihia waek. and ard klierp ara
moaily litfllo hlk-har llian werk an.
Hardly anuuah faeilin or ahuarlna; Iniuua
bava bn offriv.4 lo maka a markrl.
guotallona oi ahp and lamln: Fat
Iaml4. food to choice. IH0OWI621; fat
I an. ha, fair to food. Ill 2W 11.00; clipped
lamlia. 113.10011.1:1; ahearing lamha,
ll.7S014.:i; feeder lamha. nnd to
rholra III.OOOl'IO; ' lmh". Iiooow
1100; fat yearllnia. Unlit. Ii:a0jinoo;
fat yearlln., heavy, 60lo.M; fnt
walh.re. II.00O10 00: fat awaa. Ilnht, 13.00
a I 71; fil tan, Heavy, i.u.v.
llaw Clly I lva Stock.
Chlcn. April 1. Caitla HecclDla. 100
brad. Market compared with a
aio; Baaf alrera and aha atork. tow
31c; bulla, atockara and feedrra. pracllral
ly ateady; veal ealvea, IS60i) higher;
week a beer ateera, top. 19 40; week'a bulk
prlcaa: Heet ateera, l1.S0rJI.SS; kerf cowa
nd halfara, ll.lOI.'; iloekera and
feedara, I4.351. 16; veal ealvea, 7.76
a. 10; bologna, bulla. 14.3694.3a; canncr.
nd culler.. 13 1104. 00.
Hoga Kecelr'e, 1.000 head; market, ac
tive and uneven, but moatly atrady with
Vrlday'e) average; ahlppera bought about
1 000; good clearance; top, 110.60; bulk,
M.MU10.40: plgk, ateady to atrong: hulk
de.lrabla 100 to 126 pounUera, l.76iji
"Sheep Hecelpta. 4,000 head; today'i
receipt practically all packer! direct.
Compared with week ago: Kat awej and
lieat handywalght fat lamba. aWkdy o
lllo higher; other fat elaa.ea. ttOMt
higher: ahearing Iambi ateady. Week a
bulk prlcaa: On wooled fat lamba, 116 40
14.00; ahorn. 113.0015.60: woole
7mM tl.009l.TS: ehorn. 8.009.00;
hearing lamba. tl4.00?14,76.
Kaaaaa City IJva Stock.
Kansas City. April 1. Cattle Rccelpte,
200 head. For weak: Beet eteera, ateady
t 26o lower; top, 11.60; fat aha atock
Ktrong to S6o higher; cannari; weak; bulla.
aiaaUy to weak; ealvea, etrong to 60o
lilgheri atockera, feedera and atock cowa
and helfera, weak to 16o lower; atock
ealvea. atrong. ....
Hoga Reeipta, 1.000 head; today'a run
to ahlppera and packera, ateady with yea
terday'a general trade; good 1S0326
paundera. l.010.00; lop. 110.00 to both
parkere and ahlppera; Bulk of galea, 19 SO
4f 10.00; few throwout aowa and atock
plat aold ateady..
Sheep and Lnib Receipts, none: fnr
week, aheep 25$60c higher; lamba, mostly
2lo higher; top, 111.60.
V
Sioux Clly Live Stork.
Sioug City. April 1. Cattle Recelpta,
100 head: market, steady; compared to a
week ago, yearlings, atrong; beef steers,
16n to iia lower: cowa, 15c to 26J lower;
heifers, eteady to atrong; canncrs, 25c
lower; veals, ateady; feedera, steady, 25c
lower: bulls, ateady; feeding cowa and
helfera, 25c lower; atockera, ateady; all
compared to a week ago.
Hogs Receipts, 4,600 head; butchers,
II.66&I.76: market steady to 6c higher;
stags, I6.25tf7.00: lights. 9.I09.90;
heavy mixed, tl.O03.5(i; heavy packers,
11.50(28.76: bulk of sales, 11.6539.76.
Sheep and Lambs Not quoted; no rs
' ceipts.
St. I.ouls Livestock,
Kast.Ht. Louis. April 1. Cattle Re
ceipts, 100; compared to week ago, beef
ateera atrong; all other killing classes
steady; atneker steers, 16o to 26o lower;
feeders, 10o to 16o lower.
Hogs Receipts, 300; fairly active,
atrong to 10o higher; top, 110 40: bulk
1T0 to 230-pound averages, I10.26A10.35;
bulk 240 to 210 pounders. HO.O09iO.lO;
plga, ateady to lower, 10.00910.16; pack
er aowa steady.
Sheep ami Lambs Receipts, none; com.
'pared to week ago, fat lambs 25o lower;
sheep steady.
Minneapolis Grain,
Minneapolis, April 1 Wheat Receipts.
14 cars compared with J S3 cars a year
ago. Cash, No. 1 northern, 11.499
1.I2H) May, I1.40H; July, 1 30"),.
Corn No. I yellow, 4i94a'4e.
Oata No. S white. 3:tt933ttc ,
Rye No. 1 l299.Hic.
Klax No. 1, I3.49i2.64'i.
Minneapolis, Minn., April 1. Flour
Market unchanged to 20a lower; in car
load lota, family patents quoted 18.00
8.30 a barrel In 93-pound cotton sacks.
Dran :i.60923.00.
Kansas City Produce.
St. Joseph, Mo., April 1. Cattle Re
ceipts. 200 head; market nominal; ateera,
36.7598.60; cows and heifers, 14.0098.36;
calves, 35.OOiD7.60.
Hogs Receipts. t.OOO heart: market
steady to 2 So higher; top, 19.00; bulk of
ales. 19.8009. 90.
Sheep Receipts. 1.600 head: market
steady; lambs, 114.76916.60; ewes, 19.00
919.00.
New Tortr Produce.
New York, April 1. Butter, easy;
creamery higher than extras, S44j3c;
creamery extras. 35Vic; creamery firsts,
: 33 4? 35c.
Eggs Barely steady; gathered firsts.
.4T26ttc.
Cheese Irregulsr.
Chicago PrtMlurr.
Chicago, April 1 Butter Lower; cream.
rv extras. So; firsts, 33ViS5Vc; sec
onds. 329S2Vc; standards. 35c.
Eggs Lower; recelpta, 25.617 cases;
firsts. 23tt023ttc; ordinary firsts, 21V.
23c: miscellaneous, 22Vif3!3c: storage
packed extras, 351(0; atorage packed
firsts. :5V,c
Kishi l ily Grain.
Kansas City, April 1. Close: ..Wheat,
May. 11.11.: July. I1.0y,91.i9; Sep
tember. 11.03..
Corn May, 61 962c; July, toVic; Sep.
tember. tUc.
- St. Louis (.rain.
St. Iiuis. April 1. Wheat May, 11.21;
July. 11.14 4.
Corn May, ISSe; 3jy. e.
Oa ta M ay, 37c; July. 89 ! c.
London Money.
London. April 1 Bar Silver 33 id Per
ounce; money. 2Vi per cent; discount rates,
short bills. per cent; three monthjs
bills, 1 16-11 per cent.
Bar Silier.
Kw York, April 1. SilveiForelgn ba
45V,c; Mexican dollars. 60 ',c.
nolulh Flaxseed.
tHiluth, Minn.. April l.Klaxseed 12.59
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Chicago Poultry.
Chicago, Aoril 1. Poultry Alive, un-ehanged.
Market,
Omaha Grain
Olllalla. Al'fll 1.
tnriU ul Hlirat wrrt 1'i.iil HI 17
ii : 4 4oiiiuicJ vk ti h hrtvjf run
U.t rar cf i: 4fa. t orn tnl o-i
.r. 1...., 117 .ara; a.f ill
- t rririila wria .i.a.i " ' - '
f dinner and JJ rat ul tin UH'f tinic
rrixirtrd in. Sluciiiruii ri Lkiii.
vatih ii fkcr.iuu tit corn, V) can
of trie frfral tiuing out.
J iiMrkei. gfiiculiy er cjukI
ami Irtuirlf... hul HfCM'lHmB
Inner irndtiuy. I xpore ulirl Je-
iiuiiJ U4 ai4 i-J we fi4i, nui corn
drmiiJ Btf"J. Crop iir iroin I lie
HUl!lk.f.l tail COillilCtil'K.
ta.h Ahr4l in the Ion I market ti
in i'ow dfiiumi and pricrt wert k
to 'c lucr. A fair drii'mi emuea
in corn, wiih price JiC to ic lower.
M.ia tarre afiirriillv 'iC lower. HYt
wai qiu'ini tioitt ittally Ic loner and
barley Ic lower.
U' II HAT.
Hi i h.i4 wihlafi I tar. II t r
rai.i aaikl, I tar it f" a.a,,
N.i. t hr4 wlniari I fir, II ll.
ik. a haid aiitin car. Il-ll.
Nu. I hai4 winiari 1 tar III Vt CBt
IK ,1 d.niaaa.ll, l M .....a.
,n 1 ai'rinn. 4 r lmli4); II 14.
rtii4: I rar l.lumml, It I.
k.i i Hiiaa.it i in 4urmm. II at.
N... I BU..J: tar lamuiiy uurum),
II t,
Nu 4 n.ld- I rar 4urum, II, Hi l-l
tar I4ufuirii, II el. .....
,Su. 4 durum: I rar umbai). It II.
ruKV.
N t vhlla: tar, 41 (ablppars
"'HI.
N.i. : a hit: 4 rira. Or: car, 41 St el
I .jr. 4I lahliara' wrlahll.
No. 1 wh.ia: I tar., Ii,c.
V... I talluwl t nr. lUlaitf.
,N.i. 1 aalluw: 1 rar, Ivltt-; I rara, IIVc;
1
ir, aoi.o ianii"ia laaiinii.
N.i. I yelluwi 1 tar. Ii'iu t'peciai 0111
tngi; 4 lira. 50c ,
.S.i. I liow; 1 car. III'.
No, I nil.e.ll I rar. 47l.
Nh t misrd: 7 cia. 4H'-i 1 cart. 444c
(.l. billing!. . ....
Na, 1 nilxrd; I rar. 47!4c; I esr. 4T
No. 4 nil led: 1 rar. 47u inrsr while).
HATH.
No. J while: I rar, Jl'jr.
So. 1 while: tars. 3; I car, 330.
bit. 4 whli: 1 cars, 3 :,'.
hainple white; I rar. 3;ViC
HARLKV.
St. 4: I car. lie.
OVIAII A ItKCKIPTI AND SlUrMKNTS.
(L'arl'ils.)
Recelpta 'fodsy Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 1' 4 3
Corn f 74 ;
(lata 31 13 13
R
Uarlry 3
Hhipments Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 1 : 33
Corn '
Oala II 17 3
llarley 0 0 1
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHU'AIENTS.
(Hualirl. I
Receipts Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat tbz.ooo i):.ou 123.000
Corn niil.ono tjt.sno mi. doe
Unl 498,000 404,000 434,000
Shlpmtnta Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheal 447.0HO 4, 000 673,000
Corn 384.000 411,000 008.000
Oala 588.000 438.000 181.000
EXPORT CLEA1IANCK8.
flushels Today Yr. Ago
Wheat and Flour 252.000 211.000
Corn 862.000 151,000
Oata 70,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Carlots . . Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 10 23 26
Corn 81 ' 71
Oata 41 (I 14
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Wheat 147 . l"o 186
Corn U 3H 3
Oata 14 I I
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Wheat
55
33
3
SO
40
31
Corn
Oata
NORTHWESTERN
Mlnneapoiia
Duluth
Winnipeg
32
39
, 53
WHEAT
. 84
. 28
370
RECEIPTS.
60 185
37 112
393 193
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updlka Grain Co. PP., 2827. April 1.
Art. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes.
Wht.
May
July
Sep.
Kye
May
July
Corn
May
July
Sep.
Onls
May
July
Sep.
Pork
May
Lard
May
1.33 1.S0S 1.31 1.32S
1.31 1.124
1.174 LHi, 1.17 1.17.
1.1 1174
1.114 1.10)4 1.10t Ml
1.01 1.004 1.004 1.014
.92U .11. .91V, ,2a
v .67 .B64 .67. .174
674
.614 .604 .614 .114
614
.644 .634 .64 .634
j I 61
I .364 .364 .364 .S6
364 .38
.384 .384 .384 .31
j ".ii'vi '".394 '".40" ",'.404
118.75 11.76 18.76 18.78
110.45 10.36 10.45 10.47
10.67 10.60 10.(7 10.73
10.80 10.72 10.80 10.11
110.30 10.20 110.30 10.16
1.17
116
1.11
1.01
.9814
.67.
.67 i.
.6
.BO'S
.63V4
.36 Vi .
38
.38 ',4 1,
.4U
18.76
10.42
10.66
110.73
110 20
July
Kibs
May
July
New York Cotton.
Now York, April 1. Prices wire little
changed in featureless trading In today's
abbreviated cotton market. An opening
advance of a few points wss followed
by scottered liquidation which carried
options 3 to 7 points under Friday's
final bids in the first hour. Business
was largely professional evening up but
there was some scattered buying and tell
ing for New Orleans and foreign account.
Spot houses were sellers on the weather
situation. In the final halt hour the list
was bid. up by local shorts to a level of
1 to , polnta net higher, and closed there.
Local spot closed net unchanged at
18.10 cents.
Spot cotton quiet, unchanged, 18.10o for
middling upland.
Southern spot market wss: Galveston,
17.45c, unchanged; New Orleans, 16.63c,
unchanged; Savannah, 17.13c, unchanged;
Augusta, 17.13c, unchanged: Memphis.
17c. unchanged; Houston, 17.40c, un
changed; Little Rock, 16.75c, unchanged.
New York Coffee.
New York. April 1. Tha market for
coffee futurea was very quiet today, with
prices showing slight setbacks under
Kscattered reailjlng or liquidation for over
me week-enrj. Braxllian cablet showed
slightly lower mllrels prices, but ad
vances In Rio exchange ratea were con
sidered about a standoff. The opening
here was two points lower, with May
selling at .42o and September at .17c,
and the market closed at a net decline
of one to three points. Sales wer esti
mated at about 7,000 bags. Closing quo
tations: May, 9.42c: July, 9.36c; September,
.17c; October, 9.18c; December, Janu
ary and March, 9.19c.
Spot Coffee Firm; Rio 7s, 109104c;
Santos 4s, 149144c The only fresh
offer reported in the cost and freight
market was of Rio 7s at 9.76c. American
credits.
New York General.
New York, April 1. Wheat Spot, easy;
No. 3 red and No. 2 hand, 11.44 4; No.
1 Manitoba, 1.64, and No. 2 mixed
durum. 11.314, c. I. f. track. New York,
to arrive.
Corn Spot, easier; No. 3 yellow and
No. white, 72e, and No. 2 mixed, 714c,
c, I. f., New York, ail rail.
Oata Spot, steady: No. 2 white. 46'4e.
Lard Easier; middlewest, 310.709
10.80.
Other articles unchanged.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, Ga., April 1. Turpentine
Firm, 78c; aales, 70 bbls.; receipts, 171
bbls.; shipments, 40 bbls.; stock, 765
bbls.
Rosin Firm; sales. 480 casks: receipts,
392 casks: shipments, 1,076 casks; stock,
60,805 casks.
Quote: B. T, E, F, O. H. 13.95; I,
34.00; K. 410; M, 14.56; N. 15.10; W, G
15.60; W, W, 15.80.
New York Drygoodg,
New York, April 1. Owing to strikes,
some ginghsm manufacturer have been
obliged to curtail rletiveries on third of
their ordera. Oinghams have been selling
more freely In jobbing cbannela. Cotton
gooda In primary handa were firmer today
and there was more activity in print
cloths. Yarns were barely steady. Staple
dress goods were dull. Silks were quiet
end burlaps firm. Linens were moder
ately active.
New York Bried Fruils.
New York, April 1. Evaporated
plea Irregular.
Prunes Quiet.
Apricots Nominal.
Pearhes Steady.
Raisins Inactive,
Ap-
1 . i
Financial and Industrial News of
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
tlMkat H( aa4 ,
tint o, April I btailt rrd litjul
daiitiu ui on in wheat early,
and while there ai a trom
rally from the law jHimt 4111 wcrV
end rvciiirtkT up and ahurt cwrrmir.
cliinf trade were at n't loatrt i(
l in7 rk. May and S'l'icmhrr corn
and May oata mid t a new low
on the trernt downturn, hut curn
rallied aharply on huin by the
hoard and cluafd I -4c hitihrr, iUf
ere easy mid J -fit J He lower. Kye
hii oi( J-4a,i t-4w'.
Grain price fluctuated rapidly the
last week within comparatively
narrow range. On the bulge Ions
grain came out freely, while the
hrcslti Ird to fair buying-, and at the
ctoie wheat wai 5-c7-Hc higher,
corn l-4c lower to I -8c higher, oati
unchanged to l-4c higher, and rye
I l-.'it.'c lower. Lard lo.t 47 1-2
(50c for the week, while rihi were
unchanged to Z I-It lower.
Action on the wheat market con
tinue! decidedly disappointing to all
clasiet of trader. A break of J-4
(i I I 8d in Liverpool led to tcllm-
of Mav early, which carried value
of 2c from the prcvioui day' finish.
At Jl Jl and iituler there was free
buying by local trader and a good
rally came toward the last, when
a majority of the pit element evened
up for the week.
I rop Keporia Mlird.
Cms reports from Ilia aouthw.st ware
mlied, and hil majority of lha url-
vst raluins lndical4 guod toii.lill.ina,
thrre ..era elaliiia nf heavy greenlmg
damsg in lha Knld (ukl.l Irrritory.
Milling and port ileinand remains low
and raporla from abroad rwer generally
if ti'ariah rheracler. Tha trade louks
for fair drx raaaa In tha Vistula aupply
Monday, but lha preliminary atalemant aa
to Ilia amount of ocean passsga suggeaia
small Incr-aa m grain going lo kuritpe.
Houses wlih aeaboard connections were
ftae buyers of rorn, presumsbly remov
ing hedges agalnal sales (broad aa mea
"agae Indicated lirlak demand from
Europe. Tha eioso waa toward lha top,
hul aside from tha seaboard, buying trade
waa mainly of a local rharactar, Io
mrstlo demand remama very alow.
Oala reversed their recent action and
showed more weakness than corn, closing
lower, and the weekly forecase was for
unsettled rondltlona over lha greater part
of the bell. Scattered liquidation was In
evidence In the May.
Kye allowed a heavy undertone and
closed easy. Houses with northwestern
eennscllone were fair sellers, while the
general export demand wag glow.
Pit Notes.
Ksnias City wired MrKenns-Mckey:
"Can wheat tables are loaded with poor
demand."
P. r. Thompaon wired Bennett from
Enid. Okl.. that two fielda of wheat ex
amined showed millions of , green bugs
snd slated that the two fielda would not
be harveated. A Oreat Ilend, Kan., cor
respondent of Logan and Hryan eald
wheat weat of Ihere was gpotled and
farmers estimate condition from 26 to 40
per cent. Karmera also ssld they doubted
if wheat would Joint generally before
July 16.
Forecast for better weather deprived
the bulla In oata and Incidentally In corn
nf much aid and aolace, ao that there wag
considerable selling of long grain.
Bennett had the following from Hern
don (Ksn.) Grain association:
'Pi's had brneflctsl ralna and snows
March 18 to 20, and they have done Im
measurable good. Believe prospects are
bstter than they were last year."
Omaha Produce
Furnlshed by stste of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kett and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholesale Wholesale
Buying Pr. Sailing Pr.
Stag 0. 13 (ft 10. U 10.16010.24
Springs 209 .26 .269 .21
Hens, light 209 .25 .239 .27
Hens, heavy 209 .26 ,23? .27
Cock 139 J .149 .18
Ducks 189 .22 .219 .25
Geese 109 .20 .139 .20
DRESSED POULTRY.
Stag 249 .27
Spying 28 9 . 33
Hens 27 9 .30
Cocks .' li ti) .22
Ducks 24 9 . 30
Geese .169 .35
Turkeys 369 .46
EGGS.
Select , 249 .28
No. 1 229 .23
No. 2 20 9 .22
Cracks ., .20
Eggs, case rount,
per case (.4596.75
BUTTER.
Creamery, prtnte 36 9 .40
Creamery, tub .349 .39
Country, best 229 .23 .260 .28
Country, common .179 -309 .33
Fat, Sta. price... .21
HAY
Prairie No. 1 upland..! Sit. 0015. 00
No. 2 upland... 10.00911.00
No. 3 upland.... 7.009 8.60
No. 1 midland 11.00911.60
No. 2 midland , 9.60910.60
No. 3 midland 7.009 8.50
No, 1 lowland 8.00 9 1.60
No. I lowland 7.009 8.00
Alfalfa, choice..., 20.00921.00
No. 1 18.00919.00
Standard 15.00917.00
No. 3 12.00914.00
No. 10.00911. 00
Oat straw 8.009 9.00
Wheat atraw 7.009 8.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. .
Fruits Bananaa, per lb., 74 98.
Oranges: Size 216 and larger, 16.7698.00;
sise 260, 16.7598.00; size 288, 17.0097.76;
lie 324, 17.0 0 9 7.75. Florida tangerine,
per box, I3.C0. Lemons, per box, 16.009
7.60. Grapefruit, per crate, 13.7695.60.
Applea: Delicious, according to sise and
grade, 13.6094.60; Rome Beauties, ac
cording to size and grade, 12.6093.25;
Black Twig, according to size and grade.
33.00; Winesnp, according to sise and
grade, 11.7593.76; Arkansas Blacks, ac
cording to size and grade, 12.8(94.00;
Ben Davis, according to size and grade,
32.7693.00; Newton Pippins, according to
size and grade, 2.503.26. Strawberries,
crates, 24 pint boxes, 16.60; quarts, 609
60c. Figs: California, 24 pkgs. l-oz.,
12.25; bulk, 15 916c.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraika Early
Ohio No, 1. per cwt.. 81.76; Minnesota
white stock, per cwt., 32.00; Colorado and
Idaho whltea, per cwt., 32.0092.26; Red
River Ohio ttock, per cwt., 32.0092.60;
Colorado Brown Beauties, per cwt, 12.00
92.26. 8weet Potatoes, per bu 11.769
2.60. Clery, dot., 75C9I1.85. Lettuce:
Leaf, per do., 76990c; head, per crate,
36.6091.60. Onions: Red, per lb., 1910c;
yellow, per lb.; 64 94 10c. Onion 8ets,
per lu., 12.2693.00. Cauliflower,-crates,
13.6092.76. Cucumbers, hot house, per
dot., I2.i09l.00. Carrots, per lb., 24 9
3c, Turnips, per lb., 2984c. Parsnips,
per lb., l34c Beats, per lb., 8934c.
Cabbage, new Texas, per lb., 394c. To
matoes: Crates, 14.0096.00; lugs, 13.609
4.00. Young Southern Radishes, per doz.,
76c9$1.00. Young Southern Carrots, per
doz., SUCrfl.OV. xoung soumern ceeia,
90c91.00. Young Southern Onions, per
dog., 76910c. Young Southern Turnips,
per dog., 11.00. Spinach, per lb., 11c.
Brussela Sprouts, per lb., 25c. Shallots,
per doz., 65976c. Green Peppers, per lb.,
30936c Parsley, per doi. bunches, 45c
11.00.
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb.,
E96c; green salted No. 3. per lb., 495c;
green hides. No. 1. per lb., 304a; green
hides', No. 2, per lb.. 293c; green galted
(old stock), per lb., 293cj green salted
bull hides. No. 1, per lb.. 3c; green salted
bull hides. No. 2, per lb.. 2c
Horss hides: Large, each. 12.60; me
dium, each, 12.00; small, each, 11.60; pony
and glues, each, 7octl.00,
Sheep pelta: Green enlted, as to size
and wool, each, 60c31.00; shearlings,
green salted, aa to si2e and wool. each.
6920c.
Wool: Choice fine and half-blood, per
lb., :;27c; medium or three-eiglits-blood,
per lb., 20928c; low and quorter-blood,
per lb., 17lc; burry wool, per lb., 89
i:c.
Chicago Stocks.
Range of prices of the leading Chicsgo
stocks furnished by Logan at Bryan, 248
Peteia Trust building:
Armour ,Co. pfd 64
Armour Leather com 1 2 a
Cont Motor 74
Karl Motor 3
Libby 4 4
Montgomery-Ward 17 4
Piggley Wlggly 40
euaker Oats 175
Sl-wart-Warner 38
"" It Co 1"4 4
Swrft Int 211
Union Carbide 67
Wahi II
Financial
CbcNciuliorkiZimfi
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Oata ha) Haas a4 Mir.
New Vfk, April I The we.k
i lou d hi Wall tircrt a it had opcii
ed, with the nuteworthy movement
the tireugth of the bond maiket.
Twenty or Mi eparate bond, most
ly of the railway or industrial clat,
went to the ear' highest price.
i huh meant, with the majority oi
them, t. the highest since the tif t
half of 1919 or the Ut half of ivift
Comparison of itnluy't closing with
tl.o.e of the precedinu Saturday show
ac-nie r.iiirr cktraotunury move
ment fur the week as a whole.
The advance in numerou Liberty
bond ha raneed from 1-2 to nearly
I full point. Foreign government or
municipal loan mostly rhow frac
tional gain on top of the previnu
rapid rie. and price in a lone lift
of home corporation bond have
moved po I to 4 per cent. The down
ward trend of money rite ha no
doubt been the leading influence on
this movement, but thrre can be no
doubt that the imagination of the
it:vetor has been touched bv the
mere iylit of the prolonged and vir
tually interrupted recovery.
mm Hrlnw IttIT ted 11.
Thai II slill nisr be prnprly described
a recovery is Indicated by lh fact that
even after Ihit recent prolonged tdvanr
lh "averse"" leave priest a point or to
below what they were h-n the armistice
signed end much further below the
high lvl nf till and 1917.
In I he aliM-lt market, today's advance
did not brain until after preliminary
reaction, and lh .lay's upward movement
wet hardly rniphallc. eirepl In the high
ly an... ulatlv in.lu-trlal share. Never
theirs It rouiiilrd cut In a rnllicr striking
v, a ck which began Willi vigorous
mid "nnfulrnt acllling down of the market
by Ihe profaaionl speculators Th net
changra in stocks for lh whol week are
almost entirely advancrs. considerable
portion of Iheni amounting lo 1 points or
it-ore.
(irnrfwl Market Dr.ullnry.
Pretty much til othr msrkels whesf.
for Inatiince, tolion and foreign exchange
moved in a purely desultory wiiy today,
and ni.-at of them ended up the week
. It h little chnnge from the priceg of a
week ato. This merely measures the
prrind of uncertain backward and for
ward rlrlfl of market, whose .previous
lung advance and partial renctinn had
sufficiently "discounted" (he facta of the
aiiuation.
Tho German mark did not hold Fri
day's highest rat, hut It closed st a sub
stantial percentage of nt advnnce above
the previous weea s closing, j nis i-,vr,
It a dehstahl matter, how far the violent
downward plunge In laat Tuesday's low
record price wss pure speculation and
how far an outburst of unreasoning fright
at Perl In.
New York Stocks
Range nf prices nf Ihe leading slocks
furnished by Logan ac Hryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Frl,
High
A.. T. & S. V. .. 9714
Baltimore & Ohio 414
Canadian Pacific. .1304
N. Y. Central ., 87 4
Chesa. 4t Ohio.... 624
Gt. Northern .... 724
Illinois Central '..1024
laiw Close
974 974
414 41 '4
CIH
174
41
136. LIU, 1364
86 4 KH4 84
62 4 62 , 624
714 72 724
1024 1024 1024
254 25 4 25,
60 611 60
Kan. City Snuthn 254
Lehigh Valley
604
Missouri Paclflo .
N Y. A N. H. ..
Northern Pacific..
Chicago & N. W..
Penn. R. R
Reading
C R. L P. ...
Soulh'n Pacifio ..
Southern Ry
224 201 22li 2
21 20"., 201, ;o4
764 75 764 764
704 704 7114 71 4
294 294 294 294
.. 764 744 744 75.
.. 4044 404 404 404
.. 864 864 864 864
.. 224 224 224 224
P. 234 234 234 234
...1344 1344 1344 1344
STEELS.
..155 155 155 1554
... 46 44 44 4644
..1104 110 110 1104
Chi.. Mil. & St
Union Pacifio .
Am. Car Fdry ,
Allis-Chalm ..
Amer Locomo .
Baid Locnmo .
111V4 1104 1104 1114
Beth Steel 74
73
734
74
Col F &
30
30
66 4
364
33
744
624
98 4
964
3"
664
864
33 4
744
634
98 4
954
384
61 4
634
364
174
274
304
67
36 4
334
744
624
984
954
38 4
61
63 4
36
174
274
404
80
27 4
154
16 4
13i
634
Crucible
Am Steel Fdry ..
Midvale Steel
Presa Steel Car
Rep Steel & Iron
Ry Steel Spgs ..
U S Steel ,
67 4
37 4
334
74 4
624
98 4
95 4
Vanadium
39
384
COPPERS.
Anaconda
61 'i 604
Am Sm. aV Ref Co.
Cerro de Pasco..
Chill
Chino
Inspiration
Kennecott .
Miami
Nev. Con
Ray Con
Seneca
Utah
034
364
174
28
63
354
174
2714
294 294 294
. 15
. 144
. 134
634
OILS.
15
14'
134
63
15.
144
134
63 4
Atlantis Peterol.
Gen. Asphalt ,..
Cosden
Cal. Peterol ...
Island Oil
Invincible Oil ...
Mex. Pet
Middle States ...
Pacifio Oil
Pan-American ..
Phillips
Pierce Oil
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch ...
Sinclair Oil ...
St. Oil, N. J
Texas Co
Union Oil
19 14
604
36
624
1
634
364
64 4
61
36
62 4
1
63
36i
64 4
0 4
19
... 14
... 19
18',
IB
...1214
... 134
... 524
... 654
,.. 364
... 9
... 314
...644
24
1194 1214 1204
134 1344 134
494
624
66
364
9
31i
644
494
64 4
36 4
8
31
634
65
36
84
314
64
24
24
...176
... 444
...184
1744 1764 1744
44
444
44 4
174
76 4
104
8
174
18
104
764
104
84
White Oil
... 10
MOTORS.
94
Chandler 764 744
General Motors... 10 10
Willys-Overland .. 8 4 8
Plerce-Arrow 19 44 174
White Motor 42'A 414
194
42 4
174
414
Studebaker 1134 1124 1134 112
RUBBER AND TIKES.
Flsk
17 4
164
40
4114
17
17 4
17
17
404
45 4
174
174
63
Goodrich
Kelly-Spr'gf'ld
Keystqne Tiro
A.1ax
St.
63 4
40
47 4
174
174
624
Uplted States Rub.
62 4
INDUSTRIALS,
Am. Beet Sugar.. 40 4 40 4
404
304
43
32 4
40
30
43 4
Atl., Gulf & w. I. 30 Va
Am. Internat. Corp 43 4
Am. Sumatra .... 32 4
Am. Telephone ...1214
American Can ... 474
Central Leather... 37 4
Cuban-Am. Sugar 22V
30
424
324
32 4
1214 121Va 1214
474 474 414
364
3ti4 17
214 22
zi
Corn Products. ., ,107
Famous Players.. 81
1065! 107
1064
804
804 804
Gen. Elec 167 167
Gt. No. Ore 36 4 3B
167 '4 166
ii so ft
Inter. Harv 964
Am. H. & L. pfd
U. S. I. Alcohol... 47
Inter. Paper ..... 4C4
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 724
96 4'
46 4
46
7j2
714
744
474
62
62
674
964 7
69
47 4
464
724
72 4
74 4
47 4
62 4
62 4
67
464
464
72
7144
74 4
474
62
52
67 4
Am. Sugar Ref,
73
75 4
47 4
62
62
674
Sears-Roebuck
Stromsberg . .
Tob. Products
Worth. Pump
West. Elec. ..
Am. Woolen
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil 25 4
Am. Ag. Chcm 384
Am. Linseed 33 4 334 33 4 33 4
Bosch Mag 44 444 4444 44
Bkl Rap Tra .... 184 174 3' 1'
Contt Can 61 61 614
Calif Pack 754 764 764 764
Col Gas & Kiec... 83 83 83 834
Colum Graph .... 34 3 34 34
United Drug 69 4
Nat Enamel 36
Unitc4 Fruit 1414 1414 1414 141
Lorillard Tob 149 4
National Lead 904
Phlladel Co 37 4 3 7 4 37 4 S7 4
Pullrtian 1224 1214 123 1224
Pun Alg Sutr :.. 414
80 Po Rio Sug 60
Retail Stores ... 45 44 45 44
Superior Steel ... 36 4 34 4 35 "3 4
8 L & S F 29 284 284 28
Virg Car Chcm 34
' Total sales, 645,100 shares.
Market Friday
Close Close
Money 64
Marks 0036 .0036
Franca , 0903 4 .0904 4
Sterling 4.3(4 4.38
Large jobbing firm in Omaha needs additional working
capital and wants to borrow $45,000 for five or ten
years. Will give as security first mortgage on new plant
and property on trackage valued at close to $125,000.
Address Box Y 1837 Omaha Bee for personal interview.
:
New York Bonds
(The Bee ia th only Omaha
newspaper which publish the ol
hcial close of tht New York Stock
exchange bondiO
Saw t-irk. A fill I kmug'li Has lh
HMfateMit. hiailfiiiii tf
i,uar la lh l4 tilalkrl.
ni.t uan firent faatwi ail Ike
-Ilk, -bl.ll HaW effallllgt kale bMk4
The Jrii.as-I for lilwiliee kaoaoaiiy
la i a a, AH f Ike 4 made ka
fur kf "nr. Nl la tniitkke
as Ilia el rear rise af Uk4entia
minor 'ells. ep,'itiy inliii a4 "Uih
relvin leant
roicigiia Irregular, but Ihe 'I'll
cmu nuuu atiuwed bmkwunrvd slrai.glk
c.i.ii. .nun Willi repurte I hat detinue
kasMtiaiine ' under ay fur lh (
fun.lnt. of slat. cue eslainal nhlisali-h
Tha .omnia; Is o'i'l lo km
i.iii ac.aral Hum undertaking of
uaual inlereal Among ttir piokebiy
will b a i'uchn kintaktan loan, ie
mansard by Mulish bank. is, with, An.nl.
tan and tlutth l.arllrll'alloH.
Tod t light il.sllt.se ware Wed
maii.lv of Liberty laauaa. wkl'k
uliIm raallrln satire and ea.visl of
utilities. Ihrae trenglhning. Toial ssl
liar talu. i ssregai.d lallMtt.
I nitre klalre IWnds,
yslee (in ll.eooi High tow
107 I. Hi J',a 91 II II 31
Claee
tests
l.iiwr Ul 4s
I I.IPer 2d 4a ,
1iJ l.ur lt 4S.I
6',.. I. lh, r 21 4 1, a
I9.U I Hi 31 4tat .,
il I lb 4th IS! .
ft u lory 3,t
671 Victory 4at
.l"0 03
,l0 4
oe2
me i)
lot 14
foreign, ( ernmrki
Male sad Municipal,
3 Argsntlka at
I t'liy Hcrne le
I City lirig.n la
14 144 a
..113
114
H3
l"
sr.4,
tl
M4
'
It i ny liordeaog Is
13 1'itv ( npn ISt .
City I. tuna fa ,
Ml
S 'a
4
sea,
'
14 4
II city slarseillre 4e .. n,.
12 city It l Jn It ..lu4 1":4 l:4
City y.urhh ,...lll' III'. IU'
6 Duntsh Muni St A. 113 HIV !
6 Drpt dciiif. 7 6i i 414
II I ...in Canada is 31. S 1 'S
26 I'oiil Can nul.liini, oon I out,
S I Mil Kat Iml (a.... 914 4 'i
20 Krenrh Gov 14t..u24, 101. 13
French Gov It ...l4 )"'4 I"1
3 Japanes 4 76 76 Is
34 Japan ll 44s.... "94 9i
7 King Ilrlyluiii i.a..014
41 King Belgium 7 4t.l"4
24 King I'cmiisrk ts.. 97 4
A 103
o
7
1114 1114
x King Nurwsy is ,.ii:
10 King Kwrden Is
13 Hep Chile at 46
1 Hep Cuba 6s 44.
1 II. p lurguay 8s
7 State Queens 7s.
.10.1 1004 I on 4
,104 1"34
, 9 90 90
,11114 H't'i 14
,1014 l'i I I04
III 117 V 1174
22 Swiss Confed la
184 l.'killlil 4t
18 I'KUIiai 6',s
inn CKHHAI I4t
19 U 8 llraxil Is
14 II H Mexico 4s
139 U 8 Mexico la
22. .l"6i l64 1"'
29..I064 105' l"0'4
37. .10 4 99 1004
105U 106 lll6s
.... IS 61 4 66
.... i:'.4 i t:U
Hallway ac. Miscellaneous Honda.
1 Adams Exp 4s ... 76 76 76
1 Alss GM deh is A. 124 3H 2'
24 Am Ag :h 74s ...I014 1014, jni 4
24 Amer Smelt 6s ... V. 894 89
20 Amar Sugsr 6s .... . 9'.
94
3 Am TIT col 6s .. 974 97 4
8 Am Writ Psp 7s .. 824 81
174
IS
8
79 4
I7
34
1044
811 4
814
7 Armour & Co 4 'it . 68 '4
6 A T A 8 K rv 4s 6 79 4
8 A T & 8 F gen 4S.. 87
3 Atlsnlic Fruit 7a .. 344
It
79 4
7s
34
3 Allan Refln 4t ..104 4 14
80 II tc O cv 44t .... 04i 80
H & O ref 6a 82 81 4
IliOt. 98 '4 98 4
23
94
Hell Tel Ta 7s. ...1074 ln7V 107
2 Helh Steel rer (.s. . 93 3 i
7 Hkl Kdl gen 7s SD.l7'i 107 1"7
R R T C et Is s.. 74 4 74 74
2 Hush Ter Hldg 6s.. 89 88 8S
11 Can North 6'is...109 1094 109
16 Can Pacific deh 4a 77 774 77
8 Cent Leather 6a... 97 97 97
16 Ches A O cv 44s.. 864
5 Ches & O cv 5s.... 884
C B A Q ref 6s.... 96
31 C & E I gen Ss ne.. 77
6 Oh Gt West 4s.... 61
13 CM A SP ref 4 4s. 69 4
85 CM A SP CV 44s.. 664
64 CM A SP CV 6s... 66 4
7 Chi Rail 6s 80
6 C R I A P gen 4s., 83
86 14
884
96
77 4
61
68
64
66
79 4
79
86
88
964
774
61
69 'i
66
664
80
83
80
1S7 c n I A 1" ret 4s.. so
18 C S P M A O de 6s. 106
794
105 106
4 Chi A West Ind 4s. 73
21 Chile Cop 6a 864
6 Col Gss A Elec 6s. 92
73 73
66 864
92 4 92 4
6 Consol Gsa 7s ....109
l.'l Cu Ca Sug cv 7a .. 844
108 109
84 K4
9 Cub R R 74S ....102 JUS JU244
24 D A R O ref 6s... 464 46 464
4 Dot Edison Cs.....102 102', 4 102 4
It Dia Mstch 74s ..107 107 107
3 Du Pont D N 74s. 1044 lOIVs 1044
K Duques Light 6s. .101 1014 101
14 Erie gen 4s 46 46 46
20 Erie con 4s 62 61 4 614
9 Flsk Rubber 8s ...1064 106 105
1 General Elec 6s ... 89 99 99
7 Ooody'r Tire 8s 31. 994 994 99
1 Granny Mining St .. 81 4 91 914
19 Grand Trunk 6a ..1014 101 4 101
2 Gt North 6s .... 96 964 96
37 Gt Northern 7s 107 4 107 4 107
3 Illinois Cen ref 4s. 86 864 86
2 Illinois Cen 4t .. 99 4
82 Inter Met 4 4s ... 16
99'
13
13
89 4
16
134
61
95
844
96
864
84
76 Inter Met 44t ctf. 13
72 Inter R T 6 61
60 4
95 '4
84
96
86
84
14 Inter M M 6s .... 96
1 Inter Pap ref 6s .. 84
14 Invincible Oil 8s ..97
2 K C Southern 6s... 864
6 Lacka Steel 6s 60.. 84
6 Laclede Gss ref 6s. 90
89
89
2 Lehigh Valley 6s ..101 101 101
15 Louis & Nash un 4s 92
2 Mexican Petrol 8s. 104
91
914
104
104
864
41
77 4
61
82
63
95
86
98
67
95 '4
4 Midvale Steel Es .. 86
6 M & 8 L ref 6s 41
7 M K A T 1st 4s... 774
83 M K & T adj 5s ne 61
I II K 4 T p 1 Sine 82
98 Mo Pacific gen 4s.. 63
3 Mont Power 6s ... 95
1 Morris & Co 4s.. 85
11 Nat Tube 6s 98
2 N O T A M s ... 67
3 N Y A B 6s 99
864
40
774
61
824
24
95
86
98
67
99
4 N Y Cen deb 6s ..102
102
102'i
7 N Y Cen col 7s 108 1064 106
13 N Y Krll HVil ....30H IU IDS
33 NYNH&H d 6a 48. . 70
6 N Y Rys ref 4s ctfs 37
47 N Y W & B 44s.. 4814
694
37
48
68
69
37
48 4
68
108
62 ',i
86 4
106
8 Nor A Sou ref 6s..
10 Nor A Wes cv 6s.. 108
1 Nor Paclflo Ss ... 62
107
6314
86
3 Nor Pacific 4s ... 85
33 N P G N Jt 64S-.106 4 106
3 Nor Btates Po 6s.. 9 9
9
2 NW Bell Tel 7s 106 106 106
6 O S L ref 4s 91 914 l '
83 O S L con 6s 46 ct.100 99 99
15 O W R R A N 4s.. 79 79 79
17 Pac A E 6 69 89 69
7 .Tackard Mot 8s ..
1 Pan Am P A T 7s
8 Pa R R gen 4 4s .
3 Pa R R gen 6s ..
7 Pa R R 64s
.103 102 103
. 98 98 98
. 88 88 84
. 97 974 97
.106 1064 1064
5 Pere Marq ref 6s.
25 Reading gen 4s . .
2 R G A W 1st Is..
6 R I A A L 44a .
94 M t'.4
84 4
77
79
84 4
77
7914
71
77
64
604
84 4
77
79'i
71
77
44
25 S L A S For 4s SA 71
114 S L A S F adj 6s.. 77
14 S L A S F ino 6B.. 65
66 S L SW 1st 4s .,
36 S A L con 6s ...
171 South Pac cv 4s
40 Sou Pac ref 4s .
72 Sou Rail gen 4s.
17 Sou Rail 1st 6s..
13 So Po Rl 8u 7s.,
8 Steel A Tube 7s. ,
22 Third Ave adj 6s
8 Tidewat Oil 4s,
51
51
.103 103 103
90 904 90
87
aois
64
94
96
95
504
87
64
95
87
97
644
94
97
97
614
50
.101 101 101
2 Tol 8 L A W e 4s ct 69 69
ss
91
37 Union Pao 1st 4s.. Vl 91
3 Union Pac ref 4s.. 86 66 86
13 Union Pac cv 4s... 93 93 93
6 Union Tsnk 7s 1034 103 4 103 4
2 United Drug v Ss.,1064 106 106
16 U S Real A Im 6s. 95 94 94
25 U S Rubber 6s .... 87 87 87
6 U S Steel 5s 1024 102 1024
6 Utah Pow A Llg 6a 91 91 91
1 Vir Caro Ch 6s,... 97 97 97
6 Vir Rail 1st 6s 13 93 93
1 Wabash 1st 5s .... 97 97 97
1 West Pac 5s 87 87 87
8 West Union 6s ..108 107 108
10 West'house Elec 7s. 106 1064 106
1 W A L E ref 4s, 62 62 62
4 Wlo Spen Steel 7s. 96 4 96 96 4
6 Wilson & Co 74s.. 97 974 974
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New York, April 1. Following is a com
plete list of today'a transactions on the
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Sales High
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1 Allied Pack 6s ctf. 37
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87
Close
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A Word From Experience
"The best way is to have your will
drawn by your attorney and name a trust
company as your executor and trustee."
This was the remark recently made by
a prominent Judge when discussing a will.
Tbe Peter Trutt Company, with Howard
Kennedy Truit Officer, i unquestionably
qualified to erv your eitato in the manner
designated by you. You are invited to call
for information.
Peters Trust Company
Peters National Bank.
Turn urn atevntnth
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., cleaning1, 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
All of these oiliest except Kansas City and Milwaukee
are connected with each ether by private wires. It will
pay you to get in touch witB one of our oflicet when
wanting to BUY or SELL any kind of grain. We solicit
your consignments of all kindt of grain to Omaha.
Chicago, Milwaukct, Kansas City and Sioux City. Every,
car receives careful persona attention.
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House"
I offer $12,500.00 of 10 Two-Year notes in denomination of $500.00 each,
the unsold portion of an allotment of an issue that is to be sold at this time.
These notes are secured by a first mortgage Trust Deed covering the property
of the Standard Potash Co., located at .Lakeside, Neb. The property alone cost
over $750,000.00 and the Trust Deed also includes the lease held by the Stand
ard Potash Co., running for about forty-five years, covering 24,000 acres of
land. On about 14,000 acres of this leased land there are strong indications of
both oil and gas. A development company, backed by some of the strongest
financial and best business men in Omaha, are now sinking an oil well on this
property and have drilled up to this time down 2,700 feet, with the expecta
tion of striking oil sand at about 3,300 feet.
This paper, backed by the security, is a safe investment, owing to the fact
that the junk value of the plant would be considerably more than the amount of
the notes that will be sold at this time, and in case of development of oil and gas
the holders of the notes 'will have the first opportunity to make further invest
ments on developing this property.
I will be glad to go over this matter with business men who believe in and
are willing to take a chance for the development of oil in Nebraska. Will meet
you by appointment, which you can make by addressing me care Standard Potash
Co.'s office, 712 Omaha National Bank Building, Telephone JA ckson 0246, or
at my office, JA ckson 2674, when I will give, full particulars in regard to
this matter.
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Important developments
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market review regarding
Ihe following teruritirs:
Island Oil
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Corn Prod ne la
General Molort
Boston A Moo tana
Columbia Urapho.
Am. Smelt. A Ref.
tndicott A Jolm'n.
Central Asphalt
Bethlehem Steel California Pet
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