THE PEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. APRIL I. 192!
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Varna 1'arking Co.,
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J. W. Murphy
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Lincoln I'arkinf Co,
Migging Parking Co.
Hnrrmaa) Hroe
Midweet la. Co ..
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John Roth. 4t Hon..
Omaha Pkg. i'o .
Renins A Van Hani
J. H. Bulla
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Huiitsinger A Oilier
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P, IV l.ewla
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Sullivan Hrna
Van Kant A I'O ...
W ertheliner A Pun
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Cattle Cattle reeelpta loiloy war the
I'thlrat for Momlay In good many
weeks. Chicago had a fairly liberal run
and iha beef steer trad nd not alinw
.,1 ui-h irilviiv. I'rlcaa war nut over l"'
Ho hlihir In any caaa and many aalra
vara not tnnr than steady. Quality waa
plain. Cowa. hellers sml IlKhl Brllnm
nM nulla rilllv at Ta fl Zao n Knar PI'K'.
Riorkara and faadara ra not vary pln-
tlful and ruled alrong to inviao nignrr,
mn Ar a? 7a botn nald.
Ouotatlnna on ratlla: tinod t iholra
. 177lir): fair to aimd b(fi
I n7.1i: common to fair iavt. 141
VI. St: aooa to rnoico yrarMii, i."Tr
I.J: fair to ood yaarllnga. tT.i(v7.tll:
nnmninn tn fair vaarllncn. Sa.t0fii)7.on:
aood to chnlra helfara, $7.OJj7 .: fair
to food half'". I5.4iif .&: cliolca to
nrlma rowa. I4.10.7l: Rood to chnlit
rnwa. tB.60.00; fair to (uod rowa. tl.it
Itt.lS: cominon to fair cowa. L'.7t4.26:
good to cholca fdfr. t.0$7.7l: fair
to good faedra. I. !&.&; common to
fair faedara. JS.TS .:& : good to choir
aloekar. I7.0087.76; fair to good almlt-
ra M 107.00; common to fair atnrkara,
i-iaiii. nn.-Li halfrra. t4.t0ffl.0ll;
airick cowa! I3.50tf5.lt; atork Waa, ISM
7.71; veal calvaa, i.umr.ou; ouu,
alaga, ate, l.!S6.o
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ftTKErtS AND HEIFERS.
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HEIFERS.
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STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
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BULLS
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10 1...... 700 4 00
4 36 1 740 t 00
CALVES,
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Hnara-vRecalDta. K.ftna haRd. On goon
ahlpper demand today tha market opened
IOIOo blgher. Parker trad waa gener
ally atrong to In ipota 10c higher. Light
hoga aold mostly from t.703.R5, with
a top price of IK. 10. Mixed loada and
butcher welghta, tt.40igit.75. and packing
gradea, tn.7ifft.50, with extreme heavlea
ll.J6Ct.75. Bulk of aalea waa 19.50
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No. Av.
SS..S18
8S..293
t..37
7..21
41. .144
Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh.
Pr.
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68. .260
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31. .177
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Sheep and Lambi Recelpta, 8.000 head.
Good ahlpper demand waa in evidence to
day and with good competition prlcea
ruled mootly 25e higher. Fat lamba made
a top of tlt.to. with aalea Tnoatly within
a range of 1 1 5.00 1 5. 3 5. Clipped lamba
averaging around to pounds aold at
tU.7&. Feedera and ahearlng lamba wera
atrong to 25o higher, moving from 113.76
(T14.10. with one load at 314 25. Sheep
wera fully ateady. one load of fair quality
eweo selling Rt 19.60.
Quotations on rattle: Fat lamts, good
to choice, tl5.!SJt6.f.6; fat lamba, fair
to good. tl4.5ni6.!5; clipped lambs,
tl3.3t013.26; ahearlng lambs. f.7iS
14.35; feader lambs, good to choice, tlS.OO
13.50; cull lambs, tl0.00iijil2.00; fat
yearllnga. light. tl2.5013.00; fat year
lings, heavy, f fl. 3n (rji 1 0. 60 : fat wethers.
tl.00OlO.00; fat ewes, light, tt.00St.76;
fat awea, heavy, t7.o0fflia.00.
FAT EWES.
No. Av. Pr.
100 fed. . 11 t 60
C'hlrago Livestock.
Chicago.' April 3. Cattle Receipts. 17,
000 head: beef steers general steady to
, atrong; top. tt.OO on yearlings; best
heavy, tS.10: bullt, t7.258.40; choice
kinds, scarce; fat aha i stoclt, aettve, i
atrong: spots, higher; bulk fat she stock.
t5.35fi.76; canners and cutters, bulls
and veal calves, steady: stockers and
feedera. strong to 25c higher; bulk veal
era. t7. 75ffli.25. to packers; bulk stockers
and feeders. t6.50?7.25.
Hogs Receipts, 44,000 heRd; opened
!ady to 10c higher; general market
" lighto moatly atrong to to higher: others,
tineven; mostly ateady with Saturdays
average; spots. 10r"lower; closing, fairly
active; ahlppcra bought about 8.000; hold
over, moderately liberal; top, tl0.65, one
load: practical top. tlO.60; bulk, J9.t5
14.40: plga. about ateady: bulk desir
abl 100 ta l!0-poundrs. tt.7510.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 19.000
head: fat lambs, strong to 25c higher;
" sheep, strong: wooled lamb top, tl6.2;
bulk. tl6.5016.25; top shorn. 114.00;
bulk. Jii.25iijil3.76: shorn wethers. tl0.25:
wooled owe top, tlO.OO: few 67-pound na
tiva apring lamba. tlt.OO.
Kanaaa City Wveslock.'
Kansaa City, April t. Cattle Receipts.
T 100 head: beef steers and fat she atock,
ateady to 26o higher; moatly strong to lac.
higher; mixed yearlings, tS.00; good I btil
era tS t07.00: choice cowa. t.006.26;
Blaln grades. M!?5.00; calves. 2650c
Sigherf Setter grade vealera, t8.00gt.00:
many 2tO035O-pound calves. ik.7i7.50;
atockera and feedera, atrong to 25c higher:
choice feeders. t7.55; good atockera moat,
ly tt t0t)7.M; other classes steady: can
nara moatly 2.763.00; cutters. t4.00
4.26: plain to good bulls. t3.754.60.
Hoga Receipts, , t.000 head: active,
ateady to atrong: spots. 10c higher than
last week'a close: bulk shipping hogs.
J10 0010.05: top, 110.10: 200250-pound-era
moatly to packera, .t010.00; bulk
of aalea. . tt.10010 00: throwout sows
mostly around tt.76; atock pigs, 1016o
lilghar; best kind up to tlO.00.
Shaop and Lamoa Receipts, li.uvv
head: sheep, strong; shorn Texas wethers.
It.OOOt.tO; light wooled yearlings. 114.00;
lamba. generally 10ltc higher: top,
tit. 40; moat Colorados, 115.00 and above.
Stoax City lite Stork.
Sioux City, la., April i. Cattle Re
relpta 1.500 head; market, strong, 15c
higher; killers, ateady to atrong; fed steers
and yearlings, 17.00 d.50: warmed up fed
ateera and yearlings. 15.00;. 00; tat cowa
and halters, t4.OO07.25: canners, 12.50
4 00: veal calvea, 15.006 60: feeders,
t6 007.25; calves, t4.5097.65; feeding
rowa and heifers, 33.6066.60; atockera,
$i097.1t.
Hoga Receipts. 3.000 head: market,
ateady to atrong: butrhere, tt.t0 9t.7i;
lights, t 7ttJJ.no: mixed. tt OOCt.tO;
heavy packara, IS SOffl.Jt; pigs, 110,00;
balk of aalea. It.i09t.7t.
Sheep Receipts, 1,000 bead; market,
steady to atrong.
St. tloeeph Lira Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. April . Cattle Re
ceipt, l.tot head: market ateady to
atrong: ateers. tt.756I.ta; rows and beif
ra. t4.3t)l.t: calvea. 1 6. taffy 60.
Hogs Receipts, 8.00 head: market
ateady ta c blgher; top. tt.tt; bulk, tt.10
to.
Sheep Receipt 4 ttO bead: market
steady to lie hightr; lamba, tit-TIC lt.tO;
jraa. It.IltlO.dt.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
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Omtlii, April J,
Thrrt Hat nxxj run o( 'l iuihi
mdty imluduir tart 01 whrii;
tyl iirt el tern; .4 tin ol out.
louluig 149 cart tt coniparfii ,uh
161 flit lt )ftr, Totil rii)nifiil
urrc M ttn at agiintt 87 tart 4
fr ago.
MofU of wlittt at Omaha d
cifticil jl.U"W bu.hrli for the wfrk
tnd are now Z.UV.'.UX) buihrli a(iint
7il,t"j0 bnlirlt lat year. Corn de
crrfd llJiUU buthrlt and total
tinrkt are I.bJO.OuU bu.liclt aiainat
I KK.UK) latt )ftr. Ua( drcrratrd
f9.uno butlielt. Sio.lt are :,tti$.mi
biuhcli ag4intt I,i0,0i0 buthrlt lat
f4r.
United Statu tiaible tupply of
wheat decrtated I.J5.0(X buthelt,
Corn decreased 2.7u7,iaH) buthelt,
Oait di-created 1,649,000 bu.tielt lor
thr week.
Higher Liverpool cablet stronger
foreign exchange and unfavorable re
port! from the loulhwettrrn wheat
crop combined to caute a higher ten
der, ry in all market today.
First tain of catli wheat were
2 to J cent higher than Saturday
mid proved to be the brtt of the day.
Toward the clot price weak
ened under a ttowr demand and later
tales were made at unchanged
pricci. Corn wat in fair demand
with prices generally 1-4 to l-Jc up.
Oat went at generally l-.'c higher
Most of tales mi thre two cereals
were made early. Kye wa un
changed to lc lower. Barley watin-
cntngcti.
WHEAT.
No 1 dark bant: I rar Khippers
weishts), ll.lt; tar (shippers' weighis)
tl 3.
No. 1 daik bard: I car (vary smutty)
Ili't.
No. 4 dark hard: I rar. II 73.
No .1 hard winttr: I rar 11.30 (about
par cent dark); I rar, SI.: (about
uer cant darkl
No. ; hard winter: 1 car (17 per rent
dark), II.. 'I: I rar. C par rent dark,
fl.2: I tar, till; 1 car, tl.:.; I lar
(smutty), tl.2?
No. 3 hard winter: 1 car. tl 21: 1 car.
11.26: I rar, II 21: 1 cars. 11,20.
No. 4 harnw Interior ill per cent
Oj: C) per cent dark), 11.32.
ample nam winier: u car, it.t par
rant rye; .01 per cent Beat damaged)
No. 1 yellow hard: I car. 11.23.
No. 3 yellow hard: t car. 11.22.
No. 3 yellow hard: 1 car. 11.20: 1 car.
li. ; I rar, si. is
No. i snrlng: i car (dark northern
smutty). 11.46.
.no. I mtieii: j car (durum), 11.07.
No. 2 inlxsd: I car (durum emuttv)
tl.oc: 1 car (durum smutty). tl.Ai: 1
car laprlng. smutty). II. 2s; Vs rar durum,
amutty. alilunera' welghta). 11.11.
.no. 3 timed: I car (durum, very smut-
ij i. i.-. i csr tsmutiyr. si.et
No. t durum 2-3 car (smutty), 11.00.
CORN.
No. 1 while: 2 cara lahfonera' walrhlal
4t.c. '
No. 2 white: 3 cara (ahlonera welahta).
'ici cara. 4lc.
o. 3 white: 1 car. 4H4C
No. 1 yellow: i cars, 61c.
No. 2 yelow: 14 cara, 10'ic
No. 2 vellow: 1 car. afll;iv 1 rar
a 1 Dining). aojc; cara, lOUc; 1 tar.
No. 1 mixed: 2 cara, 4 sc.
No. 3 mixed: 1 rar (shippers' welehlai.
lac; 1 rar (ahipprra' weights). 4tc: 1
van,, ac; a-e car. 47 is.
No. 3 mixed: cara. 4 7 He.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. 47c.
OATS.
No. 2 white: 1 rar. 34'ic.
No. 3 White: S cara 33Ue-' 3
33 Uc; 3-6 car. 32ic.
no. 4 whits: 3 cara, !3Uc.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 33 Uc-
RTE.
No. 3: t cars, tic- .
No. 3: 12-6 cars. tOc: i 1-3 cars, ttc
BARLET.
No. 4: 1 rar, tic.
Sample: 1 car, t2c; 2-5 ear, 13c,
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota.)
RecelDlS Toriav 'k Am Tr 1
Wheat 31 43 7a
Corn 84 M 86
Oats 24 IS 13
Rye 14 t 2
Barley 3 '
Shipments Today Wk. Aan Tr im
Wheat It .32 5
Corn 83 It 63
Oata 17 21 i
Rye 6 0 3
Barley J 1
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
tBUeneis.)
RecefDte Todav Wk Am Tr. A n
Wheat e 710.000 130.000 1.097 000
Corn 689,000 81.000 802.000
Oats 645,000 661.000 416.000
Shipments- Todav Wk. Aao Tr i,n
Wheat 616,000 627,000 631,000
Corn 332.000 477,000 354.000
Oats 402.000.636,000 304.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels
Today Tear Ago
Wheat and flour ..
....417.000 3,025.000
...1,111,000 114,000
. .. 170.000
RECEIPTS.
orn 1
Oata
CHICAGO
Week
Carlots Todav. Aao.
Tear
Ago.
II
102
81
Tear
Ago.
278
44
Tear
Ago.
147
Wheat 0 6
orn 7t ir.2
Oat 45 77
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlots Today. Aao.
Wheat 184 268
orn 4 87
Oats 14 14
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlots Today. Aao.
Wheat tl 101
orn 119 7
13
68
Oata 7 80
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS,
Week Tear
Carlots Today. Aao.
Ago.
Minneapolis ........192 176
218
38
194
Duluth 46 78
Winnipeg 285 344
U. S. VISIBLE.
Bushels Today. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
Wheat rT...3,97,000 37,102,000 18.463,000
Corn 46.8S9.000 49,696.000 32,896.000
Oats 64.644.000 66.293,000 33,812.000
Rye 9.495.000 9.647,000 1.790.000
Barley 1.672,000 1.605.000 2,160,000
OMAHA STOCKS
Bushels Today.
Tr. Ago.
761,000
1.S83.000
1,080,000
35,000
13,000
Wheat ...2,092,000
Corn 1.639.000
Oats. A 2,638.000
Rye , 916,000
Barley 16,000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. April 3.
Art. I Open. High. Low. Close, Sat.
Wht. I
May 1.32V 1.34'4 1.32 ' i 1.33H 1.31 H
1.32 1.33U 1.81
July 1.18 1.114 1.174 1.18 1.17
1.1814 118H 1.16
Sept. 1.12'. 1.13 1.12 1.12 H 1.10
Ra I I J I
May I 1.01 li 1.02H 1.01f 1.01 1.004
I 1.911,
July I .911 .31il .ll .92 .1H
Corn l
May I .57T,f .5J .67 .63 .67
.58 .68 .57
July .61 , .62 .tl .62 .61
.61 .61
Sept. M .64 .14 .( .64
-63
Oats 1 I !
May .36 .36 .36 .36 .36
.35', .36
July .39 .59i .38 .39 .38
Sept. .10 .40 .40 .40 .40
Pork I I I II
May I ! I. I (11.75
Lard I I I I I
Mav 110.42 lia.SS 110 43 10.47 110.45
July 10.75 10.77 Il0.70 10.76 l0.67
Ribs I I I I I
May 110.75 110.96 110.76 10.95 110.80
July 110.30 110.35 110.27 10.36 llO 30
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. April 1. Wheat Receipts.
113 cars, compared with 216 cara a year
aao. Cash: No. 1 northern, 11.41 Q1.52 ;
May. 11.40; July. tl.Sl..
Corn No. 3 yellow. 4IfJ,50e.
Oats No. 3 white. 32ff33c.
Barley 50 e 62c.
Rye No. 3, 9294He.
Flax No. 1. t2.4S2 1:,
St. Lrala Grain. '
St Louis. April 3. Wheat. May,
t.2!c; July. 1.14c. Corn. May. 67c:
July. tt)r,toc. Oats. tlsy. 37c; July,
19C,
Kaasas City Grala.
Kansas City, April 3. Wheat May,
ti ll; July. 1110; September, 11.04.
Corn May, t:c; July, ttc; Septem
ber, tic.
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
OMka Sm I ..a) Mara,
Vli,u, tfll -"-i,iln-i in a,,,
fipool wheat, due la the removal
ei hedge against tales of A'g'itiint
gram 14 ticrinaiiy, and in.iiiiirj
wet weather were trtpontible for a
higher range of taluet here, the
outiid figures wtre not inainibiurd.
but whrt closed with Pet gtin of
I Mjl l-Jc, coin wa up 5'u7-s.
and i 7-'i I Mi Oat wti un
tt angrd to i-$c higher.
j he advance in wneat wat con
fined entirety to the fiurei. bili in
this country and abroad. 1'urchatct
by Germany of cargoes afloat were
rtimaied at ooo.ijju id tfiNj.uuJ buth
rlt, "I lie demand; was not general,
although alter the tle it was eti-
niateti that nearly l.tKal.OiaJ lui.lirl.
nainly Mauitobat, had been ditpoted
of. partly fur thmment at the oncti-
ing of navigation.
ktporicrs bought fuiuret at Win
nipeg, mere wa bu)ing of May
here for north otrrn account, me-
atimably against talcs at Winnipeg
lhat narrowed the difference, tie
apite the talc abroad. 1'nfavurable
crop reports from weitern Kama
tailed to Uring tt country butini!
oroert.
tlarkel Oievwilit.
July ahral aa to. lined in tag " al
uniet, rainaied "n in May. Tha mar-
k-1 eind oertld. but Iha dx'lm limit
iha axraina lop waa mainly due 10 tha
(allure of southoeai-rn raeh inatkria 10
ahow any gimp. Kaniaa City tarrinl
at er many ,a-a unai4, A da, raa uf
2e!.na bushels In lbs tteible supply waa
laoorew .
Com baa commenced la r-'l Iha afri-rt
of tha rouilnued wn and cold wvahrr
huh la delaying spring work. With
soma buying by cash Dilerrata and a good
viport demand, prirea advam-ed reauily,
although eaeitig oil on prodl taking
toward tha la-i. Sales al tha araboatd
ware 300 00 buahrla. t'ash prirea h'ra
aer relatively '; belter, ronipated with
Iho May, although no buainrea waa put
through with the ran. Keteiuta wais 211
cara. .
While oats ateraari higher. May
ahownl a heavy undertone loMard iha last
and finished 2 'so under July. The trail
era paid little, attention to iha alorlea of
delayed seeding, although Inaa online re.
ported lhat a )rar ago aeeillng waa prac
tically completed al Ihla eea-on. INoiiea.
(lc damand waa alow; aalea II.00A buaheia.
Re was dull, influenced msinly by
wbest, but closed firm. Kr"rt bids wera
out of line. No. 2 un track brought I'tV
2c under May.
Tit Moles.
Eben Matthewa. tha corn specialist, sat
that tb trade haa never before seen a
decrease of 2.707.010 bushela In tha corn
visible Just before tha opening or naviga
tion, nor clearances or 4.O0O.000 bunhels
corn at this time or the yisr.
A Kansaa fliy meaeagn to ttcKcnna
Dickey said thera waa no aerlnua enn-
rarn felt aa yet la regard to Kansaa wheat
conditions, and the caeh demand for wheat
waa dull, with ISO cara on tallica unaoiu.
An asent of H. . Snow, who arm In
a report covering Barton. N'esa and Rush
rounllca, Kansas, said that (here would
ha an averaaa of 17 oar cent abandoned
in tha wheat territory and the condition
of the remainder waa about 66.
Ararntine wheat offcrinaa are fair and
there Is a alow foreign demand, according
to A. C. Broomhall'a cable. Harvesting
of corn Is being completed under favorable
conditions. Tha wheat movement from
tha Interior is decreasing, port receipts
ahow.
Higher cables gave wheat a stronger
na than It haa had the last few days,
Tha atrength at yLlverpool. Buenos Alrea
and Winnipeg checked aelling here. Shorta
developed an overaold pit condition when
they tried to coyer. Raina In tha south
west were bearish, but there were numer
ous bullish reporta from tha aouthwest.
Borne placea in umanoms, repon 1
much rain, with numeroua flooda. North
ern Texaa and weatern Kanaaa again bail
good ralna over tha week-end.
recount wirea Diein. Aiaieia as -o. imm
T.lnrnln !
Thrmiah eastern NebraBKa wneat items
a-reenlnc ud. Crop ta very late. Lota or
bin fieiils. I ronalder oroanecta good for
an averaaa croo If favorable weainrr
prevails during growing aeaaon. Flenly of
moisture; weather cool.
New York General.
New Tork. April . Flour Dull; apring
patents. 17.1008.00; spring clears, io.ib
IT 6.60; soft winter straights. 46.2606.76;
h.i-,1 winter atralahts. 17.25 10)7.75.
Cornmeal Dull; fine white granulated,
$1.7001.90; yellow, 1.701.77H.
Buckwheat Dull: American ana. uni-
dian. 2.402.45: nominal.
wheat pot firm; wo. z rea ana no,
Vi.nl II 4811; No. 1 Manitoba. 11.65,
and No. 2 mixed durum, SI. 37 V c. I. f.
track Naur York to arrive.
Corn Soot steady; No. z yellow ana
No. 2 white, 74c. and No, 2 mixed, 73ic
c. I. f. New York all ran.
Oats Snot oulet: No. i wnite, ec.
Hsy Oulet; No. 1. 27.0029.00; No.
2, t25.0027.00; No. 3. 24.0026.00;
hipping. 125.00.
Hods oulet: state, J2i, znoauc: man,
8iSi20c; Pacifio coaat, 1921, 242Sc;
1920. 2702.8c.
PnrkNI,aHV! mPH. XZb.UO.
Lard Stoady; middlewett, S10.76
0.86.
Tallow Steady: special loose, me.
Rice Steady; fancy head, 6i7c.
New York Sugar.
New Tork. April 3. Tha raw augar
market was quiet with buyers and tell
ers apart. No bus mess was reported ana
prices were nominally unchanged at
2 1-320 for Cubas. cost and freight on the
spot equal to J3.S9 -for centrifugal and
6-lto equal to 13.92 for later empment.
Tha raw sugar futures marffct was
firmer owing . to tha steadiness in the
spot market. Prices at one time showed
advances of 4 to 6 points on coverings
nd scattered commission house buying.
Ithouch eased off slightly in the lata
trading under realizing. Final prices
were 1 to 4 points net higher. May.
2 61; July. 12.71; September, 12.88; De
cember, 12.14.
The market fo- refined sugar was un
changed Rt to. 25815. 50 for fine granulat
ed, but thera waa a better Inquiry re
potted.
Kenned futures were w itnout transac
tions. Closing: May, -15.85: July and
September, .S6.10.
St. Louis Livestock.'
East St. Louis. III.. April 3. Cattle
Receipts, 2,500; generally steady; spots
atronger on beer steers, beef cowa and
nelfera quality plain: bulk native beer
teers, 7.007.26; Texas steers, 16.600
.15: bulk beef cows. t4.75fi5.75: bulk
belogna bulls. 14.0031.50: veal ca v
largely, IS.008.26; choice feeding steers.
.2&.
Hoes Receipts. 13.000: active steady to
oc nigner; lop, siu.4D duik lbo to 220-
pound averages, f 10.30910.40: bulk 230
to 300-pounders, tlO.OOI10.25; pigs.
teady to strong, t9.0O10.25; packera
aows. to to 16c higher: s.60cs.76.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts' 1.000:
ateady; over half run not received, spring
lamos, a js.uu.
Omans Bay Market.
Prairie Hay Receipts of nrsirls hav aro
ngnt. Demand good with prices little
higher.
Alfalfai Hay Receipts light, demand
good on best grades, and fair demand on
other gradea.
Nominal n'loti fens on carload lota:
Upland prairie No. 1, tll.5012.60; No.
2. S10.00eu.00; No. 3, 7. 0088.50; mid
land prairie No. 1, $10.0011.50; No. 2.
tl.60910.50; No. 3, 17.0098.60; lowland
prairie No. 1, !.009.60: No. 2, 17.00
8.00; alfalfa, choice. t20.O022.00; No. 1.
118.0020.00: standard, 15.0O17.00; Na
2. tl2.0014.00: No. 3, tl00l1.00;
straw, oat, 18.00521.00: wheat, 17.0068.00.
Visible Grain Supply.
New Tork, April 3. The visible supply
of American grain shows the following
changes:
W:heat. decreased 1.206.000 bushels.
Corn, decreased 2.706.000 bushela.
Oats, decreased 1.667.000 bushels.
Rye. decreased S2.000 bushels.
Barley, decreased 33.000 bushels.
- New Torts Poultry.
New Tork. April S. Live Poultry
Firm: spring broilers. 75c: chickens, 259
42c: fowls, 30c: roosters, 18c; turkeys, 16
esoc.
Pressed Poultry Irregular; western
chickens, 37ff43c; fowla, 2:633c; - aid
roosters, 20026c: turkeys. 47QUe.
Minneapolis Flonr.
Minneapolis. April 2. Flour Market
unchanged.
Bran 121. to 823.00.
Dnluth Flax Seed.
Duluth. Minn.. April 3. Flaxseed on
track. 2.50e?3.t2c; arrive, 2.60
2.11 e.
Chicago Poultry.
Chicago, April 3 Poultry Live, hiah
r; fowls, 21c; springs, 0c; roosters, lie.
financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
MasakA W l4 Stirs,
Stw ti, Apf.'l J With tutu.
ottion l,Jti,iaj ,,4rra. the Uig.j
I guie reached on any day tune l)e
tembcr ot ro. (iti.et adtantrd
tn today on He hik rcliange
l ien amoig the rtilwav tliaret
tiiere were aevnal lurward move-
j ment of a iiiit or ttitrrabnui., but
he dav aciiviiy and ctrcngili wa
. iluected primarily Jo the nnlii.tru
proun, in which numerutis aUance
Kccurted tanging from I point up
to a
stoat ft the timing Mice W4
..gam iroifFioiial tpei illation, the
noteworthy re in prices bfieitina
a a rule the highly uprctiUme
h4et which Wall atiret hat lung
regarded at in the "peronllycoii
ducted" cU.. Still, it tnut be taid
M the day t ttock marktt at a whole,
lhat it responded nt II logic-ally to
the tinkuigly hopeful tenet ul fore
C4u from western ami iitliern
bumtiea comuiunitte which were
publihed over Siimluy.
lot al weal Market Mroag,
In Iha markel for lne.tmeni bonds
Ih'ie waa utile uuw in lbs forward
nioitient; iiideed, the anaorotion of ih
N.w Voik I'rniral a e,ta.tea S t-ee rent
bund by Invealmeni h"U-ra waa autti.ieui
imra la ih- nn,( ma iublit a mood and
rraouirea, l.iheity honda aliahily
or laal week's Hoeing Tolay a Ire
urv aiatemenl regarding learinudon
i.oi.lio debt in Marih haa a bearing on
that part of tha market 'f Iha monih a
total rrdu. Him of tJ H." " In I Hal out
aianding indrninlnrea, f :e,eA,nfl is sc.
roonie,! r'tr by iedemilion of eltort tnn
rerliflralrr in escraa of new -u.. That
would leave ici.eno.to fur actual redemp
tion or war loans.
An advance of nearly 2- brought ater
ling to tha higlirai tale touchrd In a f"rt
nisht and a similar riaa carried t'rcnrh
and Italian rtihauga 10 Iha hixhest in a
month. This advaura occurred before
l.toyd lleorga had declared to parllamenr;
Ihla eviiii. mat "on or ino mat minis
that will have to b attempted at ll'nna
la (bo restoration of Iha ex-hangrs."
Whether tha Brlti.h prime nilniater meant
by ihia an aitonipt at fixing Ih ratea,
or whether ha merely had in niintl ra.
moval or Iha evannnilo cauca rr Iha
preaent tteirerlatlon. waa not altngetner
clear from Iha early summaries ut tha
apeech.
Franco and Italy have already In-gun
to correct their foreign exchsngea thrnuch
correction of their foieign trado balama
and their paper currency Inflation. The
balancing or nuugeia. even in rrnum
Kumiie. la hecomlna mora fcaalble In tha
preaent condition of the market for Euro
pean governments aecurltiee. But neither
recourse la likely to help roimirlea which
moot deflclta with depreciating paer
money Inatrad of actually Increased taxes.
New York Stocks
Range of prlcea of tha leading etnrks
furnished by Logan & Bryan. 21 rcten
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Sut.
High. Lowr. Cho'c. Clo'-c.
A.. T. S K...
Halt, ft nhio...
I an. Psciri
N. T. Central.
Ches. & Ohio...
lit. Northern...
. 7 7'i 7 97
. 42
.1.18
. 87
. 2
41 42 41
137 137 136
87
2'j
71 ,
87
66
62
62
73'
Illinois Central.... 13
Knn. City Southern 27
Lehigh Valley .... 60
Mlnnouri Pacific. 23
N. Y. & N. II 21
Northern rnclfli:... 75
im i"3
1M2
60
22
20
7
71
40
74
411
86
22
26
80
23
20
75
71
an
22
ii
75
Chlnagn & N. W.., 71
704
renn. R,
R. .
41
76
41
39
Reading .
C. R. I. ? P
Southern Pacific.
Southern Hallway.,
Chi.. Mil. ft St. P.
75' 74
41
87
23
40 40
87 86
23 22
24 23
24
24
Union Pacific 134 133 134 131
STICKLE.
Am. Car Fdry. . . .156 158 l.'.S 15
Atlia-Chalmers,
47 '4 46 47 46
Am. Loco.
Baldwin Loco. ..
Beth. Steel
Colo. F. & I
Crucible
Am. Steel Fdry.
Lacka. Steel ....
Mldvala Steel....
Pressed Stl. Car.
Rep. Stl. & I
Ry Stl. Springs..
Sloss-Srhefrield .
U. 8. Steel
Vanadium
CC
Anaconda
Am. S. & li. Co..
Cerro Da Pasco..
Chill
Chlno
Inspiration
Kenr.ecott
Miami
Nevada Con
Ray Con
Seneca
,112s linii Tin, no
,11.1 110 113 110
, 75
, 31
, 60
, 37
, 52
, 34
, 74
, 64
98
42
73 74 73
30 31 30
66 . f 56
36 37 36
61 61
33 34 33
73 74' 74
63 64 62
98 8 98
41 42 ....
5 97 95
39 42 38
I.
61 ' 61 61
63 53 63
35 35 35
17 17 17
27 27 27
40 40 ....
29 29 29
27 27 ....
15 15 15
15 15 14
13 13 13
63 63 li 63
63 63 63.
36 36 36
54 t4 64
1 1 1
1 8 1 9 19
122 123 121
13 13 13
53 64 52
55 66 65
37 37 36
8 9 9
33 32 31
64 56 54
24 25 24
. 97
. 42
3PPKRI
. 51
. 54
. 35
. 17
. 27
,. 40
, . 80
,. 27
.. 15
. 15
. 14
. !4
OILS.
. 64
.. 3d
. 66
. 1
. 20
Utah
General Asphalt
Cosden
Cal. Petrol
Island Oil
Invincible Oil ..
Mex. Peterol
.124 li
Middle States 13
Pacific Oil
54
66
37
9
32
56
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil ...
Turo Oil ....
Royal Dutch
Sinclair Oil .
26
Standard O.. N. J.. 17914
176
178 175
Texas Co...., 45
44
45 44
Union Oil ........ 18
White Oil 10
1 8
10
18
10
76
11
8
20
18
10
JUUTOKS.
Chandler ,.. 76 74
7S
10
8
19
43
Gen. Motors 11 10
Willys-Overland . 8 8
Fierce-Arrow .... 20 19
White Motor 43 42 i
43
Studobaker 118 118 117 113
KUtittUK A.NL '((KUB.
Flsk 17 16 17
17
40
47
17
17
62
Goodrich 40 40
Kelley-Sprlngfield 47 47
40
47
18
17
03
Keystone Tire ... iria
AJax 17 17
U. S. Rubber 63 62
INUUSlKIALa,
Am. Beet Sugar.. 41 40 40 40
A., G. & W. I.... 31 30 30 30
Am. Inter. Corp.. 44 43 43 43
Am. Sumatra.'..-.. 33 32 33 32
Am. Telephone... . 121 121 12121
Am. Can 49 47 48 47
Central Leather... 37 36 37 36
Cuba Cane 15 15 15 15
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 22 21 '4 22 21
Corn Products ...106 105 106 107
Famous Players .. 81 80 81 80
Gen. Electric. 168 157 158 167
Gt. Nor. Ore 37 38 37 36
Int. ' Harvester 98 97 98 96
Am. H. & L Pfd.. 69 69 69
U. S. Ind. Alcohol 47 46 46 46
Int. Paper 47 46 47 46
Int. M. M. Pfd.... 73 72 73 72
Am. Sugar Ref.,.. 71 71 71 71
Sears-Roebuck ... 75 74 76 74
Stromsberg 49 48 48 47
Tobacco Prod 63 62 63 62
Worth. Pump .... 54 52 64 62
Wilson Co 42 40 43
West. Electric... 57 67 67 67
Am. Woolen 88 87 88 ....
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil... 26 25 26 ....
Am. Ag. Chem... 40 40 40 ....
Am. Linseed 34 S3 34 ....
Union Bag pfd... 60 60 60
Bosch Magneto .. 45 44, 45 44
Brooklyn Rap. Tr. 10 IS 18 17
Con. Can 62 61 62 61
Cal. Packing 78 75 78 75
Col. G. & E 84 84 84 84
Col. Graph '3 3 3 3
United Drug 70 69 70
National Enamel.. 36 35 36
United Fruit...,
143 141 143 141
.150 148 149 ....
92 91 92 ....
Lorlllard Tob...
National Lead..
Phlla. Co.
38 58 38 37
Pullman 123 122
122 122
Punta Ale. Sugar. 41 61
M
Retail Stores 45 45 45 45
Superior Steel 37 '4 84 58 35
St. Li. ft S. f 29 28 29 28
S p. m. sales, 1,075.800 shares.
Moneys Close, 4 per cent.
Marks Close, ,0032c; Saturday close.
.0036e.
Francs Close, ,013c: Saturday close,
.003c.
sterling Liose. t.3'J. : Saturday close.
11.38.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. April 3. Potatoes Dull: re
ceipts, 103 cars; total United States ship
ments, 839 cars: Wisconsin sacked round
whites, tl. 50pM. 65 cwt.; Minnesota sacked
Red Rivers. ll.iOQl.60 cwt.; North Da
kota sacked Red Rivers, inferior quslity.
ungraded. 11.25 cwt.: Colorado sacked
Brown Beauties, mostly 11.73 cel.; Idaho
sacked Rural". 51io1.75 cwt.; Idaho
sacked Russets, 12.00 S 2.10 cwt.
New York Bonds
(Thw Bee is the only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the ol
ttcial clo of the New York Stock
exchange bonds.)
S Votb. A tii i 4 -Tha stimulating
faiuia of lodat a a. ma oond misi,
aaia almoai ktol pa a with iri4 deal-
ilia ta eieake. aa Iba ateady aixoep.
Iiuo of Ida e , New to feaitel
t .r real ioiaua, Tkeas
stitd wnniu so hour.
lira, a,wuiMulaiion t Wetuaaj ga'.
ei un. nil 4 and is si soma sama pari
ut ouh waa furleiird, sad Iha bish.r
raogo of laioea raaatard by other lot-
aiao ioiim ma aoiot.a tha other note
ooilhr datelopiueiita Among iibarliea
ins 3i. s established a new niedinnu
lis is. but Iho tantil 4a aaaed, Iba
eotiio arira ahowtiig mised sains and
nra at Iba aloae Many Junior (alt
of Iks waaterg and southern dltisien
ria niaieiiaiiv bisher and local
i Mine aiao ilitolavrd irregular enenl.
Balrg luialSq SIS. IF. .ens.
I altre) blales ttoada.
a-t'S un neon) High low floss
al. i.itxr 4 -! 21 il
l.iueiiy 1st la, !
t l.iuetiy 2d la tit
e .iu.r ll I'ta..tlt4 t k I, tt
HU .ih.r 2d 4a,.t; aj till
ill l.luer ! 4a,,lt2 till 6
il-( I ih.r Hh ',., M II ta it I
II Victory a. ..I t l3 ou a J
11)2 Vliluty 4', ..tou t Ito.tl loo It
t'orelgn, Ciairrnmenl, Slat sad Municipal
1 Araentin ta tl 11 II
I Cm limit tt li: 112 tl:
II I lly Itriien .. .! Ia In!
tl City llordaeUX la.. It t4
li i iiv Coura tt... 2 ." :
i 11 l.tuni la t tl ti
t'lly Marseilles tl. 14 - II
3 i'n It l Jan t. ..loi Is; lot
I Hainan Muni la A.M. 1I2' 112
ltl of Heine ,s... ti
t Itoimmitn Itep tt.
I Ih i an ta 31
ti
li'
loo
I
la:
14
7t
ii I hi tan a noire
I I'ut. h U Indies ta
il Froui h Dovt 7a
111 Krril. h Uovl tt..,
II Jaw la
1 Jap 1st la
II Kmc Helaium ta,
.in
JilDi,
. i
11-4
.102
.107 (t
. 7t
102
1 04
US
t
tl
.101 102 I3
." King HHgium Is.oi 0I
l"
:
tl King lienmark Is. tl ti
I King Italy !.... tl 4'
7 Kins Norway 112 113
30 King Kwedm ta.i.inn n A
11 lieu Chile kg It. ..103 lot 103
1 It. p Cuba ta 44.... It !
It ll-p t'ruguay la.. .lo lot lo
t Sta Queensland is. lot ni mi
11 Hwlaa Con fed It... .117 117 117
114 1 hUHai ts 23. .lot 0S, 0I
II 1 Ki;HAI ts 2 . .104 101 I "4
Jit I'KtiUA-I 6s 37. .100 I0A ma
It V 8 of Rraxll la...Ai 10 106
451 tr M of Mexico 4a.. 41 tt 671,
170 U H of Mexico ta.. ti tl ft
Hallway and Miscellaneous Honda.
4 Adams Kxprrsa 4a. 76 76 it
Alas IM deb tsA I
1 Am Ag Cha 7a...lot 101 101
IS Am Nineit 6 II 81 19
tl Am Sugar 6s tl ta II
Am T AT col ... ti 17 17
12 Am T ft T i v is. .11 116 111
4 Am Writ 1'sp 7s.. 2 821i 82
24 Armour ft Co 4s. II 81 18
4 A T ft S V cv 4a 55. 81 II 61
2 A T ft S K adj wa. 82 2 12
71 A T ft S F gen 4a. 61 87 18
4 Atl Cos Line 1st 4s 88 871 68
it Atlantic riuit 7s.. 36 3 a ,i
.1 All Itefln tS ...104 104 104
62 H ft l) cv 4s ... 81 60 81
44 H ft (I ref ta 83 M 83
4.1 H ft 6 8 II 98
li Hell Tel Pa 7s 17 107 107
.1 Itrlti Steel r.f 6s.. 93 93 3
7 Bcih Steel PM 6s.. to 0 10
2 HlHiIrn Copper 6a. 96 S4 6
3 Bkl Kdl gen 7s SD107 107 107
49 Hkl R T C ct 7a at 77 74 77
8 Hush Term Rdg ta 69 81 ft
S Cal a A K 5a 94 94 14
3 Can Nor s 109 109 109
26 Ckii Pao deb 4s.... 77 77 77
t Cent of Us con 5s.. 96 95 96
10 Cent Leather 6s... 97 96 96
7 Cent rut: 1st 4s. ..114 113 114
24 (' da Pasco 6s.... 86 86 86
10: (Ties ft O cv 4s.. 86 86 88i
2 Chcs & O cv 6s.... 67 57 17
1 Chi ft Alton 3s.... 87 87 87
36 O B & (J gen 4a... 96 96 96
99 C H ft g ref 6s... 78 77 77
10 C ft K I gen 6s new 61 61 61
1 Chi Ut West 4s..,. 93 93 93
100 O I ft I, rer 6s.... - 60 69 69
207 C M ft S P ref 4s t 66 66
114 C M ft S P CV 4s 66 ft 66
111 C ft N W 7s 106 10f 108
35 Chi Rys 6s 80 79 79
C R I ft P gen 48. 83 l3 S3
45 C R I ft P rfg 4s.. 80 79 7
1 ('111 Union tita fia.l!3 113 113
9 Chi & Wait Ind 4s.. 731 73V 73,
23 Chile Copper 6a.... 86 86 85
10 Colo Indus Es 74 74 74
3 Cnlo ft 8 R 414a ...'.87 87 87
13 Columbia O ft E 6s 92 92 2
48 consolidated o 7s..iui. mim ion
4 Cuba C Sug cv 7s.. 84 84 84
1 Cuban American 8s. 104 104 104
2 Cuban R R 7s ...103 103 102
14 D & Hud cv 5s 94 94 4
18 D ft R li ref 5s.... 36 45 46
18 Detroit Edison 6s.. 102 102 102
6 Diamond Mat 7e.l07 107 107
14 Du Pont de N 7U8.104V4 104 101
10 Dunuesne Light 6s. .101 101 101
38 Kris Gen 4s 46 46 is
22 Krio Con 4a 61 1 61
21 Fisk Rubber 8s ....10514 1& lt
General Eleo 6a ... 99 99 99
60 Goodyear Tire 8a 31 99 99 99
2 Granny Min 8s ... 91 91 91
17 Grand Trunk 6s ..101 101 101
13 Ot North 6a
75 Gt North 7s .
96 96 96
.107 107 107
17 Illinois Cen 58... 99 99 99
20 Inter Met 48 .... 16 16 16
34 Inter Met 4s ctfa 13 13 13
i27 Inter R T 5s 61 60 60
10 Inter M M'6 96 96 96
8 Inter Pap ret 6s .. 84 83 84
4 Invincible Oil 8s ..97 7 97
27 K C Southern Es.. 87 86 87
15 Kel-Spring Tire 8a. 10614 106 106
9 Lacka Steel 5s 50.. 84 84 84
2 L S ft M S 48 23.. 93 3 93
1 L a ft M S 48 31.. 93 93 931
1 L S & M S 4s 31 .. 92 92 92
1 Lehigh Valley 6s. .101 10174 101
3 Llg ft Meyers 6s... 97 96 96
9 Lorlllard 6s 05 95 95
12 Louis ft Nash un 4s 91 91 91
3 Louis & Nash r 6s. 102 102 102
16 Mar St Ry con 5s.. 90 8Bi 9
10 Mldvale Steel 6s... 86 86 86
10 MSP&SSM 6s 101 101 101
22 M K ft T 1st 4s... 77 77 77
256 M K & T ad 5s new 52 61 62
40 MK&T pr 1 5s new 83 -82 82
57 Mo Pao gen 4s.... 63 62 62
2 Mo Pan rfg 5a 23. 99 99 99
5 Mont Power 5s,... 96 4 94
10 Morris ft Co 4s.. 85 86 86
1 Nat Ry of Mex 48 30 30 30
12 N O T ft M 6a 67 67 67
116 N Y Cent deb 6s. .102 101 101
20 N Y Cent col 7s. ..108 107 107
40 N T Edison 68.. 108 107 108 1
64 N Haven deb 6s 48 70 69 70
1 N Y Ry -rfg 4s ctfa 36 36 36
1 N Y Tel ref 6s... 102 102 102
85 NYWestch&Bos 48 49 48 49
2 Norf ftWest con 4s. 87 87 87
3 Norf ft West cv 68.107 107 107
3 Nor Pac 3s 62 61 61
7 Nor Pao 4s 85 85 86
95 N P-G N jt 6s.. 106 106 106
INS Power 5s.... 90 90 90
25 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 107 106 107
2 Ore Cal 1st 5s.. 98 98 98
14 O S Line rfg 4s.. 91 91 91
1 O S L con 5a .45 eta 99 99 99
67 O-W R R ft! 4s. 80 79 79
6 Pao G ft Efis,... 89 88 89
1 Pac T & T Is 94 94 94
3 Packard Mot Is. . .
4 P-A P T 7s
6 Penn R R aen 414s.
102 102 102
97 97 97
88 88
97 97
106 107
39 Penn R R gen 6s.. 97
16 Penn R R Hs,...10T
8 P Marq rfg 6s 84
2 P C C ft S L 6s... 96
9 Reading Gen 4s.... 84
43 R I A ft L 4s.... 80
10 St L I V & S R 4s 85
41 S L & S F P 4s S A 71
131 S L & S F Adj 6s.. 77
143 St L & S F Ino 6s.. 65
165 Seaboard A L C 6s 52
94 94
95
84
79
85
70
76
64
96
84
80
85
70
77
65
61
51
148 Sinclair Oil 7s..,103 103 103
124 South Pac CV 4s 90 90 90
11 South Pao Rfg 4s.. 87 86 86
It South Pac Col 4s.. 82 80 82
11 South Railway G 4s 64 64 64
9 South Rail 1st 6s.. 94 4 94
6 South Porto R S 7s. 97 96 96
4 Standard O of C 7s. 106 106 106
5 Steel ft Tube 7s 7 7 7
21 Third Ave Adj 6s. 62 61 62
IS Tidewater Oil 6a.l01 101 101
3 Tob Prod 7s 98 98 98
19 Union Pao 1st 4s.. 91 91 91
I U P lit 4s 86 86 86
38 Union Pac cv 4s .. 94 93 93
13 Uni Drug cv F 107 106 107
1 U S Real ft Imp 6s 94 '4 94 94
18 U S Steel 69 102 102 103
3 Utah P ft I. 6s .... 91 90 91
1 Vir-Caro Ch 6s.... 97 97 97
s Virg Rail 1st ts... 94 93 94
s wabash 1st 5s ..
15 West Paclflo 6s
1 West Union 6 lis
17 97 97
87 87 87
.107 107 107
5 West'house Elec 7S.106S 104'. 1061i
16 W ft L E ref 4s.. 62 62 62
5 Wic Spen Steel 7s. 96 6 96
16 Wilson ft Co 7s .. 97 97 7
Tiirpentina and ftoeln.
Savannah, Ua.. April 3. Turpentine
Firm: 78c: -ales. 122 barrels: receipts.
74 barrels; shipments. 22 barrels; atock.
797 b.rcH.
Rosin Firm: sales, 10s casks: receipts,
618 caska: shipments. 2.453 casks; stock.
08.00 cask.
(Juotc: B. D. K, F. G, H. 3 5: t,
M.nn-. K. S4 1": M, ft.si: N. 15.10; WG.
S3.C0; WW. 5.t0.
N Y. Curb Bonds
Na Tatb, Ap'il 1 Foiloa.ng i a runt,
plait Hal of oda a Iran. .(ma. as Iha
ktw Tmk Cur bond snaibec us la f U
Sm , stub sales of a, sj iaaus a4 Ih
, lea 4 wsl frites.
Stirs High Im
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4 Tessa ft Co ta ....l"l 101 n
I In oil Prod s ... 12 2 I.",
I Vacuum Oil is lot li
4 Warn Hug 7a 41... tl a II
111 West Kleitrla 7a ,.1" 1" l6
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10 Argentina ta SB.. 78 71 78
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Omaha Produce
Furnished by ststs of Nehrssxs. de
partment of sgrtcultura, burssu of msr-
kets ana marxetiog:
LIVE POULTRT.
Wholesale Wholesale
Buying Pr. Selling Pr.
Slags- 10.13010.21 t.lfi 10.24
Springs 20 ,2f . .26A .2
Hens, light 20 W .26 .230 .27
Hens, heavy 20 .2S ,23 27
Cock 13 .1 .H tr .18
Durka 189 .21 .21 ..25
Geeta 100 .20 13 .20
DRESSED POULTRT.
Stage 2(1 27
Springa 28r .31
Hens 27 f .30
Cocka .23
Ducka 24fl .30
Geeaa .16 0 .2
Turkeys 350 .45
EGPS.
Select .244 .24
No. 1 221 .23
No. 2 20 .23
Cracka .20
Eggs', case count,
per case. ....... 6. 4586. 75
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints "(St .40
Creamery, tub... f 340 .39
Country, best 22 .23 .250 .21
Country, common .17 .19 .20 .22
Fat, Sta. price... .21
HAT.
Prairie No. 1 upland.
No. 2 upland
No. 2 upland
No. 1 midland
No. 2 midland
No. 1 midland
No. .1 lowland........
No. 2 lowland
Alfalfa, choic
No. 1
Standard
No. 3 ,
No. 1
Oat straw
Wheat atraw
til. 00012.00
,. 10.00Q111.00
......... 7.00 8.66
U.00ll.50
9.50O10.5A
, ,.. 7.00 1.50
8.000 9.60
7.000 8.00
20.00021.00
18.00019.00
15.00W17.00
.-. 12.00014.0.
10.00011.00
8.000 9.00
7.000 8.00
VEGETABLES.
FRUITS AND
Frulta Bananas,
per lb.. 708,
Oranges: Size 216 and larger, t6.75i8.00;
size 250, t6.7608.OO; size 288, 17.0007.76;
size 324, 17.0007.75. Florida tangerines,
per box. 13.00. Lemons, per box. 16.000
7.60. Grapefruit, per crate, 13.7605.50.
Applea: Delicious, according to size and
grade, S3. 6004.50: Rome Beauties, ac
cording to alze and grade, 12.60 03.26;
Black Twig, according to size and grade,
13.00; Winesap, according to size and
grade, tl. 7603.75; Arkansas Blacks, ac
cording to alze and grade, 12.8504.00;
Ben Davis, according -to afze and grade,
12.7503.00: Newton Pippins, according to
size and grade, 12.5003.25. Strawberries,
crates, 24 pint boxes. 15.60; quarts, 600
60c. Figs: California. 24 . pkga. 8-oz.,
12.25; bulk, 15016c.
vegetables potatoes: Nebraska isariy
Ohio No. 1, per cwt.. 11.76: Minnesota
white stock, per cwt., 12.00; Colorado and
Idaho whltea, per cwt., S2.OO02.25; Red
River Ohio stock, per cwt., 12.0002.50;
Colorado Brown Beauties, per cwt, 12.00
02.25. Sweet Fotatoea. per bu 11.750
2.50. Clary, doz., 75C0I1.85. Lettuce:
Leaf, per doz., 75090c; head, per crate,
15.6006.60. Onions: Red, per lb.. 9010c;
yellow, per lb., 80lOc. Onion Sets,
per bu., 12.2603.00. Cauliflower, crates,
12. 6002.76. cucumbers, not nouse, per
doz., 12.6003.00. Carrots, per lb.. 20
3c. Turnips, per id., zv.im,c. j-arsnips,
per lb.. 103c. Beats, per lb., 303c.
Cabbage, new Texas, per lb., 34c. To
matoea: Crates, t4.OO06.OO; lugs, 13.600
4.00. Young Southern Radishes, per doz.,
76c0$l.OO. Young Southern Carrots, per
doz., 90c1.00. Young Southern Beets,
9OC0H.OO. Young Southern Onions, per
doz., 75090c. Young Southern Turnips,
per doz., 11.00. Spinach, per lb., 11c.
Brussels Sprouts, per lb., 25c. Shallots,
per doz., 65075c. Green Peppers, per lb.,
30036c Parsley, per doz. bunches, 46c 0
11.09.
HIDES A.HLI WUU1
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb.,
606c; green salted No.' 2. per lb., 405c;
green hides, No. 1, per lb., aiouc; green
hides, No. 2. per ID., 2ny3c; green saueu
-t, .1.-1,1 na. IK oifft.lcr praen salted
bull hides, ko. 1, per lb.. Sc; green, talted
bull hides. No. 2. per lb.. 2c.
Mora hides: Lame,, each. 12.50; me
dium, each. 12.00; small, each. Sl.tO; pony
and gjWes, each. 75c0tl.OO.
Sheep pelts: Green eauea. as m
and wool, each, 6OC0I1.OO; snearnngs.
green salted, aa to sizs and wool. each.
?0e-. , ..,ev,
Wool: unoice tine anu H.U-UIUV-,
lb.. 22027c: medium or tnree-eignts-ciooa,
per lb., 20021c; low and quorter-blood,
per lb., 17019c; burry wool, per lb 10
120- . . . -
Wholesale prices or oen cuu,
follows: No. 1 ribs. 22c; ro. i n... ;"..
No. 3 ribs, 15c; No. 1 'loins, 24c; No. 2
loins, 23c; No. 3 loins. 19c; No. 1 rounds,
Uf No. 2 rounds, 15c: No. 3 rounds,
13c: No. 1 chucks. 9c: No. 2 chucka.
9c- No 3 chucks, sc; .o. 1 viaicn,
No. 2 plates, 6c: No. 3 plates, 4c.
Chicago Stocks.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan at Bryan,
Peters Trust Dunning;
Armour ft Co. pfd 6
Edison com
Cont. Motor
Earl Motor
I.lbby
Montgomery-Ward
.. 3
.. 4
.. 18
.. 10
.. 40
.. 38
..104
.. 21
.. 67
.. 67
..100
Nat. Leather, new
Piegley Wlggly
Stweart-Warner
Swift ft Co
Swift Int
nion Carb.de ..
Wahl
Wrigley
Chicago produce.
Chlcaao. Pril 3. Butter Lower;
creamery extras. 35c: rirsts. zzfiiic;
seconds, elWSio; siannarue. -,'.
r.sgs Lower: receipts. 29.963 cases;
firsts, :r2Sc: ordinary firsis. 21
2"c: miscellaneous. 2223r: storage
parked extras, 25c; atorage packed
firsts, 23c,
Forward North Oinaha
Imposition Is Oponcd
The tr.tmd annual Forward North
Omaha liapotttuHi in the Imperial
Sash and l'vor company buildmg at
I lor em e boulevard and Kotd ttieet
opened lal yglit wuh a targe crowd
in attendance.
Si My exhibit, tanging in valid)'
from crackers to aiHQuiohilct. held
the attention of the throng, rood
t't tunny kind, paint, antivmubile
4ncMne and an "imperial lour
room cottage, completely lurnulied.
were among the exhibit.
I lie eipotiiHin will be open to
the public each evening from 0
till 10 .UI duiiua tin week. It
being held to ttimulate intcreM
induatrial advantages on the north
ule. t', M. Keyuoldt, t'harl'
Kerry, C. 1. f'auUon and W. W.
Wuchirr are on the cominittee in
charge. 1 he exhibitor are factories
and retail dealer on the noilli side.
I'rics are awartjed each evening.
South Omaha
Two Mmiea in Five Yearn,
Hubliamrg "Trcut" to Wife
"My liutliand napped hi fingers
three time in my face and called me
a dirty yellow cur," tcMilicd Mr.
Mabel Daly at the hearing of her
divorce suit which ttatted before
DiMrict Judge Scars jrttrrday
iiioniii,'.
Mr. M.ily charge her huthaud,
John J. Daly. South Side, with cruel
ly. She Mate that he struck her
twite when he was intoxicated.
"Didn't your liutliand buy the
home )bu live in and didn't he help
repair it?" akcd Attorney Irvin
Sialtnaatrr.
"Why. he cmiMu't drive nail
straight." replied Mrs. Daly. "About
all he did wa humiliate me. lie took
me to only two movie shows in the
lat five yearn."
The Daiy' were married in 1895.
Hide Market Is Steady
and Outlook Is Bullish
According to J. V. Pcppcrdine,
manager of the Higgius racking
company, the local hide market is
steady and the winter supply is
cleaned up. lie said the outlook for
the hide market was quite bullish
and no one is showing any inclina
tion to make sales for future deliv
ery. Residence Robbed ,
Harold Bergtiuisr, 2509 A street,
reported to the police yesterday that
Sunday night while the family was
away, burglars gained entrance to his
home by climbing: the iront porch
and pryingr open the front window.
taking a watch, clothing and other
articles to the total value of Ikw.
South Omaha Brevities
ORIENT COAL? CERTAINLY. HA.
007. BOL'TH OMAHA ICE COMPANY.
When detectives exhibited a glass jug
containing about a SDOontul or alleged
liquor In South Omaha court Monday In
an effort to convict Joa Brlsh, Forty
eighth and P streets, on a rum charge.
Judge, Wapplch fined hint lit for dis
orderly conduct.
Judgo Wapplch In South Omaha pollca
court threatened to turn firs hose looao
on John Anderson's rooming house st
271S Q street if he did not clean it up.
after ho bad fined Anderson 17.60 on
sanitation charges filed by Health Offi
cer Edward Morris.
Mlks Muchowltss, 4620 South Twenty
fifth street. Tom Oldhsm. 4733 South
Twenty-fourth street, and Thurman Mc
Geo, 4813 South Twenty-fourth atreet,
will be arraigned In South Omaha pollco
court Saturday on charges that detectlvea
found 72 gallons of beer and mash at tha
Muchowltz piece Sunday.
When Peter Loss, 5061 South Twenty-
aixth street, spoke to one of two women
walking .with a man . on south Twenty-
sixth street between M and N atrecta
Sunday night about 10:45, their eacort
slashed him on the necK with a gntre.
Lose told South Omaha police, who
dressed hla wounds and took hint home.
New York Cotton.
New York. April 1. The list sold off
slightly with heavier pressure In tha cot
ton market today. The early tone wss
fairly steady and trailing quiet and fea
tureless, but before midday a renewal of
local selling caused prices to slip off soma
11 to 17 points. Buvina- power was poor
and the market could not hold up in the
faco of offerings from locals, Wall atreet
nd tho south. Demand was scanty from
brokers with Liverpool comiectlona or
from tho trade. Continued strength of
securities about offset the unsettled tex
tile labor situation. In tha afternoon sell-
Iiiet was checked and tho list recovered
somewhat, closing unchanged to' 10 points
net lower.
Spot cotton was quiet. 10 points at.
cllne; 18 cents for middling upland.
Southern spot markets: Galveston,
17.45c. unchanged; New Orleans, 16.68c,
unchanged; Savannah, 17.13c, unchanged)
Augusta. 17.00c, 13 points decline; Mem
phis 17.00c, unchanged; Houston, 17.60c,
10 points decline; Little Rock, 16.75, un
changed. K. C. Trodiice.
Kansas City, Mo., April 3. Eggs Un
changed; firsts, 21c.
Butter Market 10 lower. 41c: packings.
unchanged, lfic.
Poultry Firm; hens, 24c; springs, toe.
Service
Wa Solicit
Your
Consignment
of All Kind
of Grain
to Omaha,
Chicago,
Milwaukee,
Kama City
and
Sioux City
We Operate Office at
Omaha, Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska
Hastings, 'Nebraska
Holdrege, Nebraska
Geneva, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois
Private wire connection! to all offices
except Kansas City and Milwaukee.
Every Car Receive Careful Pertonal Attention
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment Home"
Duffy's Second
Wife Asks Decree
Wealthy iMifft MVt.1 M-i-Yuri
Divorce Court Again
I'aiJ $II,(HH) Alimony.
The matrimonial tliip of Joseph
!.. Uufly, wealthy sheet tiicta) deal
er, is on the rocks again.
Tight month atier hit f'i't di
tow, in 19.11, lull y reman it-il
Hi xecond wile, lather n I'uify,
,W i hronght tnl for divorce in dutru t
it fMl and charged tht brr Imtbdiid
in t,url "''' ,,,",,,,'- uur,e
of trrtiiteii calculated to liarraaa,
diaiiea and Immihaie her,
Mr. Iiuliy No, J aUt chaigcs in
l.cr iietiimii that Duify threatened
her wuh bodily iu'tiry and forbid
her attending the chuirli of her
choice,
Mrs. Duffy No. I chatged tier bu
band with cruelly. She 1 tanned that
he wa worth cloe to $i,ol, She
wa awarded her maiden name of
.'rot! and $11. ("HI .lummy. Her at
torney wa given $St.
Brandeis Buyer Gets
New Linens in Ireland
K. S. I'ither. a buyer f"r the Bran-
t'ci stores, who returned home es
tcrdav- from Ireland, spent a Jong
enough period there fer him to iiiske
tittic good purchases ol new iu,n
linciw.
There was very little Irith linen
for foreign trade," Mr. Fisher
slated, "a the factories in the cities
that arc in the area of fighting are
operating only on half time.
Mr. l'lslicr'a trip abroad took him
to Scotland. Kiigland. Germany, Bel
gium and France, where he pur
chased horelioltl and fancy linens al
low price owing to exchange, he
Mated. Mr. Fisher stated that Ger
many is fast righting itself in the
commercial world and that its fac
lories are Tunning at full blast.
George Lowtlcn. another Itrandris
buyer, returned to Omaha with Fih
er. George Urandeis and David Car
ter, a buyer, will return to Omaha
sniiic time this month. The rar,.V
left this citv last February.
City to Investigate
Water Service Charge
If the municipal government of
Omaha pays to the Metropolitan
Utilitie district $190,000 a year for
fire hydrant service, should the city
pay additional expense for mainte
nance or for change of location of
these hydrants?
The forcRoiiijr cjiicstion loomed in
the city council chamber yesterday
when join) E. Wilbur, chief clerk
of Jhe Metropolitan Utilities district,
urged the city commissioners to
"please remit" $705 said to be due
on account of change of hydrants
and other services.
Commissioners Zitnman. Hopkins
and Koutsky were named to serve
as a special committee to examine
the claims.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Blrthl.
Leah and Israel Gershater. hospital, boy.
Claude and Grace Kennedy, 617 North
Twentieth atreet, girl.
Omer and Leonora Richardson, hos
pital, boy.
Georgo and Mary Malyja, 171 South
Thirtieth atreet. girl.
Jnseph and Rosa Theln. 2217 Vinton
traet, boy.
Death. '
Carolina Fox. 15. 21T South Twenty.
eighth avenue.
Sarah A. Bracken. 70. 4911 Chicago
atreet.
John R. Justus, 41. hospital.
Mary Harm, 79, 120 Blaine street.
Henry Deutsch, 71, hospital.
Bertha K. Hlatt. 64, hospital.
Frank Manley Walton. 61. 1120 South
Fiftieth atreet.
Far 0 mimiC. to
MUNN St, CO.
Tower Building, CHICAGO, ILL.
Scientific American Rldf., WASHINGTON, D, C
Woolwnrth Building. NEW YOBK
Bobart Bid.. SAN PiANCISCa CAK
Text Book of Wmll Street
AN Interaitlng booklet thai xplln In
simple laarusis the principles at ta-'
resting end trading. An ladliptnubla
luldt to lnreitort.
Writ for 're copy
McCall, Riley & Co.
STOCK BROKERS
20 Broad St., Now York
Philadelphia Harrlsburf
ooo
in the careful handling of all
orders for grain and pro
visions for future delivery in
all the important markets.
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