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1.1.4 .4T 4.441
Cattle nereli'ts. I.:o hri.l. receipts
at cattla continued moderate, but the
demand ler alara laok4 uiny lortay
and lha mark. I aa alow at nioaily lilr
and aanarally aiaarty pri. ta. Yaarlinga
an4 t.lt.ra wara In U4 dfmana and
aold aironaar. wblla cowa and atork.r.
and laadara ra Juat ahnut. Mat yaar
linia broutht l 40. mp tor tha ak.
comparad with a k a atrara da
not ahow vary much. If any. chania. yaar
Imaa and aha aimk tnnvad airnna to a
quarlar bllhar and aln.kra and laadara
t atrom la J04JJSO hmhar.
Quotatlnna on eattla: tlood l enolca
harvaa. 17.C 40; fair to d b,."v
t7.OOoT.14: common to fir baaa. ..,
Ol.oo; ood to rholra yaarltnx. I' J
i .O; fair to ood ya.rlinaa. ';' '"
common ta fur yrli"-
ood to choir faanr. IJ.niT.71: lair to
to ood halfar. IS.404JJ.0O; cholca to
prima cowa. 14 1(4.74; ood to cholra
cowa. I4.404M.I4; fair to good f"". '
4.40; common to fair cowa. 11.7404.14;
(nod to chnloa4rdar. 17.0OW7.74; fair I"
cholca faadara. ll.40T.OO; common to fair
laadara, 1S.604.14; ood to rholca alock
ra. I7.14Q7.74; fair to good atorkra,
14 40f7.10; common to fair atorkara,
14.7404.40: alock halfar. 14.40V. 00;
alock cowa. tl.loff l.: atoclc calvaa. 16 00
O7.40; vaal ralvaa. t.40(j 10.74; bulla.
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7 17 T 10 14 1S ' 1
J 440 T 40 15 12J 7 J
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J 1J57 T 45 IS 127 T 45
II 1461 I 00 13 127 1 40
cows.
4 Ml 4 00 3 10J1 "
1 10:0 I 40 1 1250 4 45
3 lt0 I 75 j
1111 on 1 1200 ( 15
4 1310 ( 30
BULLS.
linn 1 as 1 i:o 4 56
1 jono 4 !S 1 1510 4 .15
1 1H0 4 60 1 1520 4 75
1 nn 4 60 1 1270 t 00
1 601 4 S5 " 1 410 t 16
JIKIFERS.
1 Ill 15 .1 6 T (0
1 CALVES.
4 365 7 10 lit ( 1
Hon Raralpta, 7.400 haad. Tha mar
ital waa fairly activ today rutin mostly
lOlOo highor on tha bulk of tha hoga.
Bom of tha strong weight and heavy
mlxad load moved steady lo strong. Light
tings sold mostly from 110.00 to 110.10
with a top prlc of 110.16. Mlxad loads
and butcher waights, 49.65 to 19.15. and
packing grades, 19.25 to 11.76, with ex
treme heavies. 1S.74 to 19.25. Bulk of
aales. 11.80 to 110.10. ,
HOG9.
No. Av. Bh. Pr. No. Av. ' Ph. Pr.
44. .284'... 160 2..32 140 145
14. .244 40 170 72. .299 ... 175
43..3r.2 70 80 18. .293 ... 1 86
45. .271 ,.. 9 40 79. .203 ... 1 96
7. .247 40 10 00 65. .231 ... 10 00
75. .255 140 10 05 70. .316 ... 10 10
20. .181 ... 10 10 83. .213 ... 10 16
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,700 head.
Thero was a moderate run of Iambs today
and tha market carried an undertone rul
ing generally slow with prices 16f225c
lower. Wcoled lambs sold from 115.25 to
115.76, and clipped lambs, 113.25 to 113.76.
Several loads of shearing lambs avCaged
around 70 pounds went out at 114.90
Two small loads of spring lambs sold
tl4.S0ffil7.50.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good
to choice, 115.60016.00; fair to good,
114.7515.60; shearing lambs, 113.76
14.85: feeder lambs, 113.00913.75; clipped
Iambs, 113.0013.90; cull lambs, 110.00
33.00. Vat yearlings, 113.6011.60: heavy,
!9.0010.50; wethers. 19.0012.00; fat
awes. Hunt, 19.00 9.75; fat awes, heavy,
17.0P59.00.
'Kansas City Live stock.
Kansas City, Mo., April . (U. 8. Bu
reau et Markets.) Cattle Receipts. 1.200
bead; beef steers, steady to weak; top
iicaviea. .3. tv mixta yeaning, ss.jd: can
' nera and cutters, strong to 25c higher:
snost canners, 13.0093.25; good cutters,
round 84.25; stockers. strong to higher;
aeveral loads 700 offerings, 17.7597.85;
other clasaes generally steady; practical
top on vealers, 19.00; best cows. 16.009
t.35; mediums, mostly 15.0096.60; bulk
tielfers. 16. 50 7.00; common and medium
bulls. 13.60 tS 4.00 ; tew light butchers, 15.25
5.75.
Hogs Receipts. 4,000 head; market un
even, mostly steady to 60 lower than yes
terday's average; bulk 150 and 200-pound
averages, around 110.30; top, 110.25; 200
and 275-poundera. generally 110.0O10.15;
hulk of sales, !9.7S10.20; packer top,
110.20; throwout sows, mostly 18.7699.00:
clock pigs, steady; good kinds mostly 19.75
J 10.00.
Shaep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000 head;
heep and clipped iambs, mostly -steady;
wooled lambs, 3540o lower; test shorn
Texas lambs.. 115.75; Colorado wooled
lambs. 115.60.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, April 6. Cattle Receipts, 11.
000; beef steers mostly steady, pots
weak; -top yearlings. 19.25; best heavy
steers, 19.15; bulk of beef steers, 17.269
t.16: she stock steady to 15c lower; bulk
of beef cows and heifers. 15.254.75; can
ners and cutters. 13.3594.25; bulls strong;
bulk bolognas, 14.25 4.40 : veal calves
mostly 60c lower; bulk to packers. 17.60'
1.00; atockera and feeders steady.
Hogs Receipts, 22,000; mostly steady
to 60 higher than yesterday's average;
spots. 10c higher: closed fairly active;
shippers bought about 3.50(1; holdover
moderate: top, 110.80; bulk. 110.150
10.70; pigs strong to lOo higher; bulk de
sirable 100 to 125 pounders, 410.00 45 10.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 11,000;
killing classes, 25c to 60c lower; top
wooled lambs, 116.25; practical top shorn
lambs, 113.60; short deck at 114.25. out of
Jtne: bulk ahorn lambs. 113.00913.60;
Tsxaa shorn yearlings and 2s, 112.00;
horn wethers. 19.00; wooled wethers
111.00; few head wooled ewes, 19.50 down.
South St. Paul Lire Stork.
South St. Paul. April 6. (U. S. Buresn
of Markets.) Cattle Receipts. 1.800 head;
killing classes, mostly steady to weak;
common and medium beef steers. 15.759
7.25: bulk, 16.0097.00: butcher cows and
heifers, mostly 14.00 6.00; few up to
17.00; canners and cutters, 115093.60;
bologna bulls. 43.2594.00.
Hogs Receipts. 6.000 hesd; market very
low; few early sales, steady to 10c higher;
top. 110.50: bulk better grades. 110.000
10.35; packing grades. $.509.25; good
pigs. 110.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 400 head:
market steady to weak; best fat lambs
quotable, 115.00015,60; desirable medium
weight ewes, 19.50.
Portland Live Stork.
Portland. Ore., April i. Cattls Nomi
nally steady; no receipt; choice, 17.50
S.00.
Hogs Market 25ff50p lower; receipts,
35! head: prim light. 110.76011. 00;
mooth. heavy 230 and 300-pounders.
110.000 10.5: 30 pounds and up. l.0"t
10.00; rough, heavy, 417.0009.00; feeder
plga. 17.00.
Sheep and Ijimbs Market atesdy: re
ceipts, 188 head; spring lambs, 114 O0
16.00: medium, 112.000 14. 00; common,
ts.oo01o.eo.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Onulit. April 6,
Rrcripti of wheat in Onih fit
M tr. -4int 0 cm Ut year.
Corn mciie. .'! tun, gint Jl car
l4 fr, ami luial il ill kindi of
01. Hifaltlkt M lift.
hliilJilirnti rurrdrtj inripll and
iggrfKaicii L'l cm, at compared
with l(H cart a vnr .
'Jlit early tr.tion 01 iht outildc
(ram nivactt er dull and feature
let, brim atiecied fjvorably lo
tome caierit by the tieadineit of for
en cablet. Inert wat an abtence
of any important demand or offer
ins and trade generally very How,
C'aih v!ieat on the local market
thotted tome hat better tone to
day and talri were at about unchanir
ed pruet. Ca.h corn Ha in boo
ilrmand at pruet wc to Ic lusher,
Oalt Here generally unchanged. Hye
wat ijuoicd unchanged to le up, with
barley uncnanged.
wmkat.
Km. 4 dark hard! 1 car, It it vera
mutiyl.
N httd winlari I car, 11,91 m
4'hl.
.Sn, t hard winter! t ran. II :; I rar,
II fl emldrk)j I rar. II 21 amuiiy,
seniMarkli 1 car, li:i l.mully. Htnle
da'ki.
.So. t batd lntrt I rar. II. 21 a.ml.
dark : 1 car. Ii.ll; rar. Il.lt i pot
cent damaiadl.
,'a t batd wlniart I rar. l 11
ham pie Hard winl.fi car, II. l (4 Par
cam hat damaiedl,
,V. I yellow hard: I rar, II II.
W? I yellow bard; I car. Il.il; I I car,
II I.
No. S mited: I rar. II II sprint); 1
car. II 01 (durum, amultrl. '
No, I mixed: 1-1 car. II 01
No. a durum) 1-4 car, 11,41.
CORN
No. I while: 1 tar (II per cent molt
lurel, 60 Sc.
No. 1 white: I crs,.c; t car (ship,
para weight), toe.
No. 1 white: 1 car (special billing),
I0ci 1 rare. 4IVir.
No. 1 jellow: t rara. IHie.
No, a yellow: a cart, lie; f cars.
40',c.
No, 4 yellows 3-s rar.
No. mixed: I rtr (near while), lie.
No. 1 nuseit: I car (shippers weight).
4Sr; t rar. 4IV
o. mix.a; 1 rar. stc.
OATS. .
No. 1 while; I rare. lie.
No. 3 white: I car. 111': i cars, lie.
No. 4 white: t cars. 130.
It TIC
Na. I: 1 tar. w.
No. 1: i car. 44c.
BARLEY.
Nn. 1; l-t rar, tf. "
Wheat Thomann-McKaetllnr. 1 240.
Total Clearancea Vr. Ago
Wheat 12.000 :4.ooo
Corn 4i,an i,oo
data 21.000
Klour 65.000 4.000
Wheat and flour 334,000 103.000
Bonded wheat 224.000
OMAHA RECFIPTR AND SHIPMENTS.
(CARLOT8.)
Week Var
Recelpta Tolay. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 21 40 40
t orn 2 73 31
Oata 4 11 4
Rye Ill
linrlry 1
Shipments
Wheat 61 13 61
Corn II 13 23
Oils 13 17 11
Rve 1. Ill
Barley 1 . ..
PRIMARY RECKIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(BUSHELS)
8hlpment
Receipts Todsr Wk. Aro. Tr. Ago
Wheat ...... 47:1.000 432.000 761.000
Corn 629.000 692.000 417,000
Pals 290.000 398.000 294,000
Wheat 404.0OO 391.000 842.000
Crrn 419. 000 442.000 629.000
Oats 417,000 631.000 614,000
CHICAOO RECKIPTS.
Ca riots Tcdav Wk. Aao Tr. A an
W'heat T 1 15
Corn 131 110 si
Oats 41 41 38
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS
Carlots Todsy Wk. Ago Yr. Aro
W'heat 46 23 211
Corn 23 2t 21
Oats 4 23 6
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Cartola Today Wk. Aao Tr. Aao
W'heat 87 44 tl
Corn 37 It 38
Oata 43 2 17
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlots Todsy Wk. Ago Yr. Aro
Minneapolis 118 71 145
Duluth 31 63 68
Winnipeg 145 243 213
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Orsln Co. DO. 2427. April 6.
Art. I Open. High. Low. Close. I Yes.
Wht. I I I I
May ISO', 1.31V. 1.2144 1.30 'i 1.30
1.2fc 1.30 1.2'
July 1.19 1.11 1.17S 1.19 1.18Vi
1.18 1.18 1.18H
Sept. 1.13 Ml l.UH 1.13 1.11
1.124 1.12
Rye till I
May I 1.01 1.01, 1.00441 1.01KI 1.01
July I .92 .93VI .12! ,13 .93
(Torn I J
May I .57 .58 .57 .58f .67
.68 .67
July .61 .42 i .41 ' .62 .41
T .62 .41
Sept. I .63 .64 .63 .64 ,63
Oats 1 I I J I
Msy .34 .3f .3SV4I .14 .36
July '.38 .31 .38 .31 .38
.38
Sept. .40 .40 .40 .40 .40
Pork
Msy 18.75
Lard
May 10.15 10.95 10.17 10.95 11.00
July 11.26 11.26 11.15 11.20 11.25
Ribs I
May 11.35 111.35 111.23 11.30 11.37
July 110.65- 110,65 10.60 10.60 10.71
St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louis. III.. April 6. Cattle
Receipts, 1,000; generally steady; top
beer steers, is. .ti; top mixea yearuns",
18.60; bulk beef steers, 17.008.00; bulk
beef cows. 4.76 6.00: bulk bologna bulls,
I4.25CC4.75: veal calves targeiy ..
8.76; top. 11.00.
Hun Receipts. 8.000: fairly active.
steady to 6c higher; top, 110.66; bulk 160
to 230-pound averages. ij.ouny iu.00;
heavy butchers, 110.00B10.40; pigs strong
to 25c higher, 19.6010.35; packer sows
Sheep and l.Rmns Receipts, uu: i"
lambs steady to strong; nothing choice
here: spring lambs, 117.0020.00; feheep
25c. higher: heavy ewes, . nanay
weights, 19.50.
Sioux City Livestock.
Sioux City. April . Cattle Receipts
1.500 head; market, steady; fed steers
and yearlings. I7.008.50; warmed up
steers and yearlings, 15.00 7.00; fat cows
and heifers, 14. 00(1:7. Z6; canners, ii.sufii
4.00. vealers. 15.00610.00: feeders. 15.00(9
7.00; calves. 14.507.75; feeding cows and
heifers. I3.505.76; stockers, io.uuibh.du.
Hogs Receipts. 6,000 head: marxet,
steady: butchers, 9.0010.00; lights,
110.0010.10; heavies, mixed. 19.5042i9.75;
heavy packers, 18.751.00; western pigs,
110.76; stags, I6.50fp7.00; bulk oi sales,
9.8010.00. .
Sheep Receipts, :oo neaa; marnei.
stead)aw
St. Joseph Livestock.
St. Joseph, Mo., April 6. Cattle Re-
ceinta. 1.500 head: market steady to
strong: steers, 6.758.40: cows and heif
ers. ;4.60Qi8.6a: calves, .igi.ig.
Hogs Receipts, e.ooo neaa: marKei
steady to 5o lower; top, 110.15; bulk.
I9.9.S910.15.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.000 hesd;
25c lower: lambs, 115.26 to 115.65; ewes,
19.2S10.00.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. April 6. Potatoea Weak; re
ceipts. 71 cars; total United States ahip
ments. 739 cars: Wisconsin Round Whites.
sacked. !1.601.60 cwt.; Idaho Russets
sacKea, si. season cwt.; Idaho Kurals,
sacked. II. b5ffil.6S cwt.: Nebraska Round
Whites. 11.65 cwt Colorado Brown Beau
ties, sacked, 11.70 cwt.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. Mo.. April 6. Wheat
Close: May, 11.17; July, 11.11; Septem
ber. 11.04.
Corn May, 52Vic: July. 65c: Septem
ber, 69 c.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, April 4. Flour Unchanged
to 10c lower; In carload lots family pat
ents quoted at 18.0008.10 a barrel in 18-
pound cotton sacks.
Bran 121.60 6 :3. on.
St. Lonla Grain.
St. Louis April - . Wheat May,
1127; July. 11 15V
Corn May. 47e7o bid; July, t0e
bid.
Oata May, 17 c
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Ihatat I4a I .d are,
thuaga, April 6, While May
wheat under prri.ure and at one
tune mi wiilun I 4c of the recent
iiv point, the drlerred delivenet
khnwed indepemlent ttrength. .Ml
r!elieriet reeeiad good tunport on
the hreaVi and the nititli w. on a
atrnng rally with net gm ol i-Hi
1 J-Uc, Jeptemher leading. Coarte
graint urie in demand on account
oi continued wet weather, corn gain
ing J-K'ii S-Sf. and oalt I-4U J ite,
while rye wat unchanged to 18c
Higher.
Ilou.et with eaotern couiieetiont
were active on the selling tide ol
May at timet and sentiment general
ly wat bearish, at there wat .tm.iiiH)
lin.hrU nld to go to store and IU0,
(KiU hukhelt wat bought to come
here from Omaha, Miipping de
mand, at the tame time, wat.atnw,
hut it wa easier to trace the telling
than the buying, and while there ha
hecn immense liiniiilatiou in the paM
few iU)t the otleringt tecmingly
have gone into strong linntU..
way-July Kpread Narrawa,
The Mar-July aprrad narrowed In lie,
lha emallrat in many werka, with strung
imniiaaion has buying. In latter tn
all tha breake. Crop rrports Irom Ihe
auihwa( r tery mik-d with enough un
erialniy la iiuu riiit.l.lsiaoi bulli-h
ntinient In om quarter. Toward the
at many iraden evened up lor Ihe
day. .
A report that Oermanr had nearly
enmplaied a loon or lliaaooane with the
Argentine gntemment for lha purchaa
of grains and in.aia had some effect on
taiu-a.
Continued wet weather with delay In
pring (lei. I work and seeding le com.
menring to have anldarabla Influence
rn roar." grains and la a great eslenl
ofre4a the alow demand for (he rash
aeiiiie. At no time weia rnrn or nata
more than fracllnnally under the close
i.f (he prevloua day and Ihe finish waa
about Ihe (op. No demand of eonaequenre
waa r.-poried from ell her the domeatie
or eipart trade. Receipts wera 104 cars
torn ami rare oata.
1.1111" Iniereat waa taken In rye. luv-
era wera not disposed to follow advanrea.
wnue nn in nrraks nrreringa dried up.
The seaboard was a fair buyer at timea.
No. 1 on track sold at I "to under May.
Tit Notre.
Wheat hss dlsantiaareri An all hrMl.
Ihe past four da a and the trade la ma.
Iified aa In where It haa gone. There
hae been an aonarent ahaornilnn At ih.
offerlns. of May and July which detera
close observers from tsklng the short side
ss they believe that a soon aa the rash
wheat at the Mtaeourl river la absorbed
by strong Interests the market will turn.
A few nf (he t-niumlsalnn houaea anil
local operaiora look Ihe poaltion tonight
that the turning point la at hand, or with
in a few day of It. They say It lakea
three days at least for the market to
get fully, squared around and when It
does valuea will harden.
A man rlnaa to the altuatinn on Ihe Pa
cific northweat says Japan haj taken the
aurplus there and la easing Into that of
Canada.
A New York aneratne asva tha l'nlle.l
Kingdom will take l.-50.0no bushels Man.
H ohm per week for the nest 14 weeks, or
20,000,000 bushels In all.
A report from Buenos Aires ssya the
Argentine government Is figuring on loan
ing Germany 1110.000,000 with which to
nuy grain and meats.
Operators Who were the best t-iivera nn
Wednesday' bresk were the sellers mdav
on bulges to around It.iovi to 11.31.
Houses with New York connections were
also free sellers, while the nit element.
which wss heavily short, did the buying.
ner tmrir wants nsa oeen satisfied tney
began putting out their lines again, mak
ing a break. The lata rally came, on a
covering movement.
For Ihe present the grain markets are
regarded as two-sided. A little later a
crop stare in wheat Is expected to fur
nish bullish ammunition.
New York Cotton. '
New York. April 4. In today's cotton
trading a slight bulge followed opening
Irregularity. Later in the session the
msrket waa again Irregular, but with the
exception of May tha list held fairly well
at a smsll gain.
First ssles were seven points better to
three lower,, but Wall street, foreign and
new Orleans buying soon sent It to a
level of 10 to 17 points net gain. Busi
ness waa somewhat more active than on
Wednesday. Continued atrength of secur
ities affected increased speculative inter
est. . Under aupport from outside Interests
the market wss firm at times In the
afternoon, but ring traders sold, opposing
sny sdvance. After esslng off 19 points
to 17.72c, May closed 10 points lower and
final bids for later positions were five to
nine points higher.
Chicago Stocks.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 248
Peters Trust building:
Armour & Co., pfd. 97
Armour Leather com 12
Edison com 128
Cont Motor , 7
Earl Motor 2
Llbby 3
Montgomery-Ward 19
Nat. Leather, new 10
Pie-gley Wlggly 39
Stewart-Warner 40
Swift 4b Co 40
Swift ft Co 106
Swift Int 19
Union Carbide 68
Wrlgley 100
Omaha Hay Market.
Prairie Hay Receipts of prairie hay are
light. Demand good with prices little
higher.
Alfalfai Hay Receipts light, demand
good on best grades, and fair demand on
other grades.
Nominal quot- t'ens on carload lota:
Upland prairie No.. 1, 11.6012.5O; No.
2, 10.0011.00; No, 3, 7.008.60; mid
land prairie No. 1, I10.00O11.50; No. 2.
I1.5010.50; No. 1. 17.O04J8.6O; lowland
prairie No. 1, ts.009.60; No. 2. 17.00
8.00; alfalfa, choice, I20.v021.00 No. 1.
!1!.0020.0Q? standard, 16,0017.00; No.
2, I12.0014.00; No. 3, 110.00 11.00;
straw, oat, 18.00O9.00; wheat, 17.00 8.00.
' New York General.
New York. April 6. Buckwheat Easy;
American and Canadian, 2.402.45; nom
inal. Wheat Spot, barely steady; No. 2 red
and No. 2 hard, 1.43; No. 1 Manitoba,
11.62, and No. 2 mixed durum, 11.35
c. 1. f. track New York to arrive.
Corn Spot, steady; No. 2 yellow and
No. 2 white, 74 'ic and No. 2 mixed 73u
c. i. f. New York, all rail.
Oats Spot, steady; No. 2 white, 46c.
Hops Easy; state 1921, 20 25c; Pacl
flo roast 1921, 22 27c. 1920, 1820c.
Other Articles Unchanged.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn., April 6. Wheat
Receipts, 118 cars, compared with 143 cars
a year ago. Cash, No. 1 northern, 11.49
1.62; May, 11.40; July, 11.32.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 6060c.
Oats No. 3 white, 8233c.
' Bsrley 4962c.
Rye No. 2, 394c. , ,
Flax No. 1, 1.602.5(.
New Tork Produce.
New Tork, April 6. Butter Easy:
creamery -higher than extras, 3535c;
creamery extras, 34c; creamery firsts,
S3 6 34 "4 c.
Eggs Irregular; fresh gathered firsts,
2426c.
Cheese Unsettled; state whole milk
flats, 1919c; state whole milk twins,
fresh, 18llc;
New York Dry Goods.
New Tork. April 4. Cotton goods were
quieter today, with the best demand for
sheetings coming from eitport sources.
Ginghams were sold more freely at second
hands. Tarns and raw ailk were quiet.
More interest la reported in light weight
burlaps. Carpet auction prlcea advanced
slightly.
New York Dried Fruits.
New York. April 6. Evaporated Apples
Firm.
Prunes Unsettled.
Apricots Nominal.
Pesches Quiet.
Raisins Easy
Chicago Produce.
Chicsgo, April 6. Butter Higher;
creamery extras. 3334c; firsts, 31
33c: seconds. 29430c; standards. 33c.
Eggs Unchanged: receipts, 21.265 cases.
Poultry Alive, lower; springs, 30c;
roosters, 20c
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City, Mo., April f. Eggs Un
changed. Butter Market 2c lower; creamery, lie;
packing unchanged. 16c.
Poultry Unchanged.
Flax Seed.
Duluth, April 4. Flax Seed 12.50 S 2.5Z.
THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. APRIL 7. 1922.
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
Omaha Hew Lxunl Wire.
New York, April 6 With the
large.t buinct of the ear to date,
i.taJ.UX) .hares, the tlock market
advanced again today, the bond mar
ket meantime holding strong under
a timilarly large bn.ine.i. It wat
on thee markeit that the activity
and Interest of the day converged.
The foreign eachange market main
tained it attitude of apathy toward
next week i economy coulerence at
lienoa and ratei hardly changed all
day, except for occasional but tem
pt it ary weakuei.
One event of the (lay, which lul
it hearing alike on the investment
bond market, Ihe foreign exchange
market in the larger tcope and pre
bap even on the Genoa conference,
wa the immediate covering by tuh
icrihiug inventors of both I.ontlivn'i
and New York' .hare in the
Wrtl,00 Cfccho-Slovakian govern
ment loan. The propectu state
that the proceeds are to be uea pri
marily for public improvement.
Incident landmark.
Insofar aa Iheae are ne.ee.. ry seal lm
medial Ab'erta of expenditure, (his en-
Iral Kuropean republic a budget w ill he
relieved lo that etlenl. Al present -e-hanea
ratea 1:1 eno.ao would piodura
nearly 1.400 ans.ooa I'.ei ho. . Klotakian
risen., and the recent tentative hu-leet
nf expenditures for 14.S was I4.mn.een,.
eoa. whirh wa pretiv rlowlv met hy e.il.
mates of revenue, The Incident le there,
for something or a landmark ill Ihe ion
rfttry over centre! Kurnpe'e einnnmle
reron-irucilnn. With the proper will an
the pari nf the governments and with a
little Intelligence applied In Ih nueallnna
nf currency and taxation, what la happen
ing with (hie (lata msy happen with
others.
In Ihe scope of advanres. the airmail)
In today a slock msrket waa Irregularly
distributed, but the list of twa-nolnt gam
waa fairly long am! some even or the
railway shsree moved rorwsrd father em
phatically. Reading and Pcnnaylvsma he.
Ing rnnaplcuoua In Ihla adtenc. The
rlae nf ainrka had no apeciai stimulus in
the day's newa; It was baaed, ee It has
been since the rinsing weeks or sisren,
nn the general Indications of an Improv
ing business.
New High Record.
In some qusrters nf Ihe bond msrket
there seemed to be evidence of ealre to
take speculative profits, but the sales
wera quickly absorbed snd some of the
best known bonds, notably Ihe lulled
Kingdom 5 'is. went Inlo new nigh ground.
Practically no change wss reporter! In
rstlo or reserve, either by the federal sys
tem aa a whole or by Ihe New York Re
serve bank. This wsa In spile of reduc
tion of II 1, 000.000 In rediscounts. But re
serves held on deposit for member bsnka
Increased t-o. aoo.ono end niilslsndlng note
rlrculstlon tl4.200.nno. Nearly half of
the last named Increase occurred at the
New York hank, but the Increase In mem
bers' reserve csme wholly In other dis
tricts.
New York Stock:
s
Range of prices of Ihe leading stocka
furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 248 Peterg
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Wed'dsy
High Low Close Close
A , T. ft S. P 18 7 7 7
fiStlmore & Ohio 43 42. 42 43
CTnadlsn Pacific. 138 137 138 137
N. Y. Central .... 88 87 88 87
. 71 71 72
104 105 104 -
26 26 27
60 61 60
22 23 22
20S, 21 20
76 75 75.
71 71 72
41 42 41
!4 74 77 75
40 41 41
87 88 87
23 23 23
24 24 24
Lehigh Valley .
Miasourl Pacific
N. Y. ft N. H.
C. R. I. A P. ..
South'n Psclfio
Southern Ry. ..
Am. Car Fdry. ...156 155 155 155
Allls-Chalmere ... 48 47 47 4814
Am. Locomotive ..113 111 113 111
Baldwin Loco. ...116 114 116 116
Colo. Fuel ft Iron.. 31 31 31 30
Beth. Steel 77 75 76 74
Crucible 1 60 60 60.
Am. Steel Fdry. ..37 37 37 37
Lackawanna Steel. 62 61 62 61
Mldvalle Steel .... 35 33 35 33
Pressed Steel Car. 77 76 76 76
Republic Stl., Iron 64 63 64 63
Ry. Steel Springs.. 100 19 99 100
Sloss-Scheffield .. 43 42 43 42
Utd. Statea Steel.. 18 7 7 7
Vanadium 45 43 43 43
COPPERS.
Anaconda 63 62 62 62
Am. Smlt, Ref. Co. 66 66 65 65
r.rrn D Pssco . . . 34 26 36 36
Chill 17 17 ' 17 17
Chlno ass -s a -7
Calumet ft Ariz... 61 61' 61 60
n... r...... -7 27 V. 27 27
.Inspiration 41 41 41 41
i?"?".'." 5o2 SOU 30 A 30
.:..::::::
Nev. Con 15 16 15 15
Ray Con 15 15 15 15
Seneca ....13 11 13 13
Start 66 64 66 66
O'LS. ....
i .,.! t..--1 it 1 8 U 19 18
Gen Asphalt 66 64 66 64
Co'sV .P...: 37 !, im 11
Cal. reteroi o ja --
l'l" PJ1-- ,iu iiS i.&
Mex! Peterol . . . . . .130 124 129 124
Middle State w - "J.
KT.rlcan"-::: 60; 67
Phillip 3 36 36 36
Plerce pi, .. ,?
Pit ra O I , SI1 oifi ox-7m
o. i::::i m: i
Texas Co 45 44 44
Union Oil J"" '5,' "J il"
White Oil 10 9 1" 10
r MOTORS. '
Chandler J9 77 77 77
General Motors.... 13 12 13 1-
w'L-?Ie:lana ,2 i 2 toil 20
White' Motor.. 43 43 43
Studebaker 119 117 ai8 117
N RUBBER AND TIRES.-
Flak 17 16 16 1
Goodrich S9 39 39 40
Kelley-Sprlngtieid.. J IS ji ji js
Keystone Tire.... is'
ii.. 17 17 17 17
U. S. Rubber 65 63 64 64
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar .... 41
A., G. & W. I.v. 33 32 32 32
Am. Inter. Corp... 46 45 45 44
Am. Sumatra .... 33 32 32 33
Am. Telephone.. ..121 120 121 120
American Can .... 48 47 48 48
Centra! Leather... 38 37 37 37
f iau. m leu. ir.
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 23 22 22 23
corn rroaucta. . , .iuois iuis ivj iui-Tg
Famous Players... 80 79 79 79 A
rt I?).,,.;. U1U 1R1 104
Gt. N0. Ore.!!!.! 39 37 38 36
. . AO AT.' (1 - V OB
inter. Harvester.. ffir a.T
Am. H. & L. pfd. 70 60 69 68
U S. Ind. Alcohol 47 47 47 46
tJ.- 1B1Z. IT V. d; a; 47
Inter. M. M. Pfd. 75 74 74 74
Am. Sugar Ret... 73 72 72 72
Sears-Roebuck ... 77 76 76 77
Stromsberg 48 48 48 48
Tobacco Products. 64 63 64 62
wortn. rump ... o -
nrn n ltL 41 U. kWU ....
West. Electric.'.'.'.' 2 41 61 60
Am, Woolen 89 88 88 88
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil... 26 24 25 24
Am. Agrl. Chem. 40 40 40 40
Am. Linseed .... 36 34 35 34
Union Bag pfd.... 62 62 62 43
Bosch Magneto 46 45 46 4o
n...l,lv. Renld Tr !I1H 1X, 20 18
Cont. Can 62 2 62 61
California Packing 78 77 77 77
Col. Gas ft Electric 84 84 84 84
Columbia Graph... 3 3 3 3
National Enamel... 37 34 37 3S
United Fruit 147 147 ,147 147
Lorlllard Tobacco. .149 149149 149
National Lead 90
twii-ai.i. rn "fill llttL 3RR
Pullman ;...144 123 123 123
Funta Aiegra agar wi- 171
TOUin . i. OU4f.t w a wa ....
Retail Stores 48 46 48 44
Superior Steel 39 38 38 38
St. L. ft S. F 30 30!, 30 301,
Virginia Car Chem. 35 34 34 35
joibi eaiea, j,o;,ivv.
f nnpv Tlnae. E nr cent: Wedneadav'B
close, 4 per cent.
Maries .lose, .vu; veanesaays close,
.003;. ,
Eeancs Close. .0913: Wednesday's close.
.0913.
Sterling Close, 11.39; Wednesday's close
14.40.
New York Bonds
(TrH Be U lha only Omaha
newtpaper which publiahet tha of
ficial cIom of tht New York Stock
fxchangt bondr)
aw Y'k. A"'l sfalika (he i k
mrk Iwa.l lu.ly hw4 ''
huuaod .ai uf ef.alMua. hut la
(una in almu-l ! ditiaiua was atrwrta,
arnl.ineni ain inllueto.e.l y me reeds
aale of the (.' t iit,an 4
laU.
I.ilwrly l eiei eevnal of Ihe 4 and
4'. nuuli. ird or eoeeded pre.iaue high
reewr.la rmeifn war iiall.n made
K.alei.al theiig. hut l.Mgl freiurtt
pr IHel gruup were Ike MM a ad
ihnitaa luuway la
An unuual numrwr ut dumeeiia telle
me In high re"i.l of a leer or niaie.
HI. Lam n4 Nan KraneiMa AdjueHn-m
. tteeiHMiid Air I '' Itcfunrting 4 and
naelHlelrd a, rw ll t d
Minnraoolia and at. l oui. I and refund
ing I rrg.eiered geina of I In 1 peinia
Tnial lr (par Im) essreg.ied II.
I41,0. lulled mule Hand.
r'. nn ll.""l Mi Ih low '!
74. I iberiy I1, .. M J 14 II
4 l.llmrty lat 4.. SSI 4
I l.lberly :d 4 ..
174 l.in-riy 11 (i,l rj t
1114 l.iiwny 2 1 4te94 !4 I 19 14
l:1 l.iherty 3d 4ell4 MM 44 41
.'J l.llrfrly Hh (',. IS 4 4 14 4 14
14 l, i.,ry JS ..!" Ieej ! .
4!1 Mciory 4Sa.,.o12 leei I Ii
I'areign, l.oieenment, him and wunlrlpal.
1 AtgenllH 1 41 43 US
I I'liy Her ne t 13 12 12
I I'liy Itetgen ....II 11 II
4! City Hnr-leaus ., ! '1 47
4 I'liy I hriaiiana Is. .11 1" 11
13 I'liy I'npen 4'a ... 1 12 II
:4 l-ny l.tnna .... 47 47 !
21 I'liy Msiaeillea 4a ,. 47 .7 H
e i'liy It ! Jan la ..14 ll 14
1 i iiv y.U'ich sa ....112 112 112
t liamsh Muni a A. .112 113 113
113 Iwpl of Same 7s .. 14 i 14
10 in. Can I II "
34 I'o Can 1 n.n..l""N l l""
51 I'Ul.h K Indies it. 11 14 t
71 Kremh ilnvl 7.. 12 le l":
al French Oovt Is.... 14 ll l4
HI Jap 4 74 74 74
7 .lap 1st 4s I
24 King tlelgium 4a..ll 1": lnl
11 King Iielgium 7a.oS 1"
24 King lienmark 4s. 14 14 14
I King Italy ,... 14 4 4'
I King Norway Ha. ..Ill 111 111
1 King Sweden ...oo inei, no
4 Hep Chile le 4,. .104 103 1"4
II Hep Uruguay as.. .14 101. n
tl Sia yiieen.lnn.l 7a ln 18 l"4
II Mwi.a Cnnfed la... .117 114 114
:i I Ki;HI la 22. .14 0, oa,
17 I KIIH4I la 24. .104 14 lni
loj 1KUHAI ls 17. .ions, inn -oois,
52 IT 8 nf Bralll la...07 ns 17
24 V S nf Me.lro 4a.. 64 16 It
54 V 8 ot Mexico Is.. 12 41 42
Railway and Miscellaneous Bonds.
14 Am Ac Ch 7',s ..10! l"l 10
.'.4 Amer Smelt Is7 .... 10 0 10
134 Amer Sugar 4s 98 4
13 Am T ft T rol la .. 17 17 97 'e
2 Amer T T rv 4a..ll4. 114 114
Amer Writ I'sp 7s . 42 12 41
11 Armour AV Co 4s. 84 87 14
I A T ft S K adj 4a.. 82 12 83
10 A T ft 8 V gen 4s.. 47 17 17
19 Atll'na I. In 1st 4s.. 48 8 14
Atl Refln t 104 14 1"4
15 B ft O rv 4s ... II t II
34 B ft O ref Is 86 64 11
47 B & O 4 14 18 11
14 B T of Penn 7a ...107 107 107
I Krad-n Cop 6s ... 16 94
5 Bkl K.dl gen 7s S.107 107 107
101 B R T C ctf 7s St. 78 77 78
4 Bll-h Term Bldg 5a 89 89 59
I ' al O ft B 6s 93 13 13
10 Cajl Nor 6.... .109 109 109'
41 Can Pao deb 4s.... 77 77 77
15 Cent of (la con 6s. 95 5 95
13 Cent Leather 6s... 97 97 97
23 Cent Pao 1st 4s... 84 84 84
6 Ches ft O CV 4s.. 86 84 84
43 Ches & O CV 6s... 89 89
8 C B ft Q gen 4s... 87 87 87
94 C ft E Lgen 6s new 78 77 78
14 Chi Gt West 4s 62 41 43
24 C M ft S P ref 4a 41 61 61
60 C M ft 8 P CV 4s 68V, 67 48
102 C M & S P CV 6s.. 48 47 67
10 C. ft N W 7b 104 106 106V4,
4 Chi Rys 6s 79 79 79
8 C R I P gen 4s. 82 82 82
11 (! R I P rfg 4s.. 79 79 79
1 I hi un Sla 6 V, ..114 114 114
13 Chi ft West Ind 4s. 73 73 73
10 Chile Copper 6s ... 86 84 86
25 CCC4-SLGM 4s .... 80 79 79
Colo Indus 6s 76 75 75
4 t'olum G ft E 6s .. 13 93 13
29 Consol Gas 7 109 109 109
6 Cu Cane Bug cv 7s. 86 86 85
23 Cuban Amer 8s. ...104 104 104
2 Cuban R R 7s ..102 lo: 1024
3 le I ft HUfl CV OS... 94 94 S4
45 D ft R O ref 5 46 44 46
1 D ft R G Imp 5s... 81 81 81
9 Det Edison 102 102 102
15 Dla Match 7s ..108 108 108
68 Du Pont D N 7S..105 104 104
31 Duquea Light 6s ..102 101 101
98 Erie gen 4s 47 46 46
114 Erie con 4s 64 63 63
6 General Flee Es ... 99 99 99
45 Ooody'r Tire 8s 31. 99 99 94
5 Oranby Mln 8s.... 91 91 11
53 Grand Trunk 6s. ,.101 101 101
25 Gt Nor 6 96 96 96
41 Gt Nor 7s 107 107 107
21 Illinois Cent 6s.. 19 99
152 Int Met 4s 14 14 14
156 Int Met 4s ctfs. 11 10 11
654 Int Rap Tran 6s... 59 59 59
46 Int M M 6s 96 96 96
1 Int Paper rfg 5s.. 84 84 84
22 Inv Oil 8 97 97 97
2 K C Sou 6s 87 87 87
1 K-S Tire 8s 106 106 106
' 1 Lack Steel 6s 60... 84 84 84
3 Laclede G rfg 5s.. 90 90 'SO
7 L S & M S 4s 31... 92 91 91
6 Lehigh Val 6s 102 102 102
2 Llg ft Myers 6s.... 96 95 95
21 Lorlllard 5s 95 95 95
9 Louis. ft Nash un 4s 91 91 91
3 Lou ft Nash rfg 5s. 101 101 101
35 Man Ry 4s tax ex. 63 61 63
12 M S R con 5s 91 90 91
2 Marland Oil 8s wa.100 99 100
5 Mexican Petrol 8s .103 103 103
36 Midvale Steel 6s .. 86 86 86
31 M ft S L ref 6s .... 46 43 45
1 M ft S P&SSM 6s.l01 101 101
7 M K ft T 1st 4s.... 77 . 77 77"
164 M K ft T adj 5s ne. 53 E3 53
63 M K ft T p 1 6s n. 83 83 83
40 Mo Pac gen 4s .... 63 63 63
1 Mo Pac ref 5s 23.. 99 99 99
4 Mont Pow 6 94 94 94
. 5 Nat Ry Mex 4S... 33 33 . 33
24 N O T ft M 6s 67 67 7
115 N Y Cen deb 67 ...103 102 102
23 N Y Cen col 7 107 107 107
22 N Y Edt 6S 108 108 108
45 NYNH&H deb 4s 67 47 47 47
38 NYNH&H deb 6s 48 71 70 71
69 N Y By ref 4s ctfs. 33 33 33
20 N Y W ft B 4s.. 49 48 48
2 Nor ft Wes con 4s.. 87 87 87
34 Nor ft AVes cv 6s.. 108 108 108
2 North Pacific; 3s ... 67 67 57
23 North Pac 4s 85 85 85
11 N P O N It 6s..,106 106 105
5 Nor States Pow 5s. 90 89 89
16 N W' B T 7s 107 107 107
105 O S L con 6s 46.. 100 99 99
29 O W R R & N 4s,. 79 79 79
96 Pao G & E 5s 90 89 90
3 Pac Tel ft Tel 5s.. 93 93 93
13 Packard Motor 8s ..103 102 102
21 Pan Am P ft T 7s , 98 97 97
44 Pa R R gen 4s... 88 88 88
-J!9 Pa R R gen 5s .... 97 97 89
19 Pa K R 6s 106 106 106
15 Pere Marq ref 6s .. 95 94 95
15 PCC & St L 5s .... 95 94 96
10 Reading gen 4s.... 84 83 84
3 Rep I ft S 6s 93 93 93
1 R G ft W 1st 4s... 77 77 77
3 R I A ft L 4s... 80 80 10
20 SLIM&S rfg 4s.... 86 86 86
85 SL&SFPr In 4s s A 70 70 70
124 S L & S F adj 6s.. 80 77 80
26 S L ft S F inc 6s.. 66 65 66
87 Sea A Line con 6s. 55 54 55
26 Sinclair Oil 7S...103 103 103
1 S Bell T & T 5s... 91 91 91
30 Sou Pao cv 4s.... 90 90 90
15 Sou Pac cv 4s 86 86 86
38 Sou Ry gen 4s.... 64 64 64
7 Sou Ry 1st 6s . 94 93 94
246 Sou Ry dev 6s... 97 96 97
30 S Port Ric Sug 7s 97 96 97
17 Stan Oil of Cal 7s. 106 106 106
S Steel ft Tube 7s... 97 97 97
35 Third Ave adj 6s.. 53 62 62
35 Tidewater Oil 6s.l01 101 101
22 Tob Prod 7s 99 99 99
1 Union Pac 1st 4s.. 91 91 91
3 Union Pac ref 4s... 86 86 86
1 Union Pac cv 4s .. 93 93 93
4 Union Tank 7 103 103 103
15 Unl Drug cv 89 ...107 106 107
1 U S Real & lm 5s.. 93 93 93
42 U S Rubber 5s .... 89 88 89
21 U S Steel 6s 102 101 101
4 Utah P ft W 5s ... 92 91 91
5 Vlr Cam Ch 6s 98 98V. 98
35 Virg Rail 1st Es... 94 93 93
12 Wabash 1st 6s ... 97 97 97
1 West Electric Es ..100 100 100
2 West Pacific 6s ... 87 87 87
16 West Union 6s ..108 108 108
32 West'house Elec 7s.l0Vs 106 106
4 Wlc Spen Steel 7s . . 97 96 97
65 Wilson ft Co 7s . . 100 99 91
Turpentine and Roeln.
Savannah. Ua April 6. Turpentine-
Firm: 8081c: sales, 96 barrels; receipts,
103 barrels; shipments, 8 barrels; stock.
7 barrels.
Roaln Firm: sales. SI casks; receipt.
428 casks: shipments, 482 casks; stock.
58.476 caeks.
Quote: B. D. K. 13.95: F. 14 0: G. H. I,
K. 14.05: M. 14.50; N, !S.10;JV, G. 15.55;
W", W, 15.75. 1
Kansas City Hay.
Kansas City, April I. Hay Unchanged.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
N ', A(iri 4 rllig la
tempiete l..i f Iu4e. lie ". aj
lha haw feed ('ml Hue)4 '( w la
I It f w, wuh eeiee vl ee. le and
Ih h'ta, lew tad ' K.
!U lligh ..j t'tea
a Allied Poker ,, 11 II fl
I Aluminum le II, ,,,ll' l-l' li'
II 4ei I. a) T a. ,(,.4', 14 t,
t Amr T 1 It . !.' 1! 12
74 Aeaioe) t apper ,. .'e
Ii A . (.. le !4 .IJ' 11 11
1 Aa-Amrr im I, m, 11 11
II Armour ft l la ,,!
II HalrtuUH 4a 11 14 aj
I Heaver Hoi. .,.
1 hibj ii le ;.,.l:'4 l: it
I ii a. ii i i,.. i.", !;'. !:
4 lent Kleel 4e a l"' l-
I ('mum ttteesj l 4 14
II t'e.Ml T-.'il e ., If I
I c.p r.i A- le ::, 1S
1 l p r.i An St. !! lei 11
0 1 I'eaa4 Ilea hail 11 11
T I'ee.e l . 7 .. 14
I Helen ( MI 7a ..11 11 l"l
1 lnal A-pnell la 14 !'. 11
II liwdn.ll Hi ! .. '.
1 I iluif ml 7 11 ! 11
I Heina Co t I" ll 11
4 hood iui.br 7a ... i i
T Mumble I'll 1 l I l""
41 Inirr H T 4 JJ..,, Jl 74 7
II Knne Copper 7a,..ll'4 11 11
4 lacied U la .... I
II Manlioha le II ll 11
4 Nl I'lo ft ul 4 ..let 1-1 l1
1 Net I.e. 1 her 4. ... II 14 It
;i n 7 N 11 4 11 4a, .. si :,
24 Phil 'o 44
I I'hil HI a I"l ll 11
II Phlllipe Petrol I .! I ll
1 Philippine 4 ...l"4 l !"
14 Pu hr Co NJ Ja .M 4 X
1 tinker! eir T .... 4
I heera Rne 7a ii. ..leal, ! !
IJ M W H T I I!'. 12
I Sian oil NT 7a 24. .!(' 11 11
1 Hi.n (til NT 1 3 15 !' l5
2 sun Ml sr 7 :l l'l 14 11
5 Hun I'll SX t ..14 li l
I Sun oil I l"" l"
I swift A Co 7a :t..ll 11 11
II Swift ft Ca 7a II. .12 I".". I"2
I Te.aa ft Co le ...11 11 ' 11
7 Tl Kdin 7 14 ! Ink
21 Warn Mug 7a II... 14 11 11
I Weat KlMtrir 7e ..!" I" ln
I Wm.heeier 7 ... 41
! Charcoal Iron I.. 9
I Cone Cnel Co ta.. 47 47 47
17 I 'el Hud t.... 4i, ',
4 llg Weo Che 7..l" 4.
17 Merlend 1S ''. ,k
17 Mo rc 4 9
17 Nst Acme 7',e ... 14 11
II Nor Am Kdl 4s.... 12 12 12
11 H.ke ft Co 7e !', l'i
I Htcwert Warner la .14 14 im
12 Tidal Cage 7a ...l"0 100 100
Foreign Bond.
I Argentine 7a 21.... 11 91 11
9 Ituaeian 41. 24 24 24
I Huaaian ls 21 24 24
27 Swiss 1 101 101 lnl',
10 NT NHH 7 KR.. 47 47 47
145 City Klherfeld 4 .. 4 4 4
31 City Snlaaona la .. 44 '. '
70 U 8 Mexico 4 . ... 44. 4 44
Foreign F.srhange.
New York. April t. Foreign Kxchni
Steady; Ureal Britain, demand, tt.31;
cable-. 11.31; lo.day hllla on he oka,
II 3:.
France Peinsnd. ."910: cables. ."111.
Italy Demand. .0624; rabies. ,0524.
Belgium Demand. .0841; rabies.
.0842
Hernuliy Demand, ,0032: rabies,
.0032.
Holland Demand. .3764; cables, .3767.
Norway Pemsnd. .1810.
Sweden Demand. .242.
l'enmark Demand .2117.
Switzerland Demand. .1943.
Spain Demand: .1540.
Poland Demand, .000?,,
Oreece Demand. .0432c.
C. echo. Slovakia Demand, .0181.
Argentine Demand. .3475.
Brazil Demand, .1355.
Montreal .17 1-14.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by state of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar-
keta and marketina:
LIVE POULTRY.
. Wholesale Wholesale
I Buying Pr. Selling Pr.
Broilers 10.45
Springs 10.22 .26 0.2S9j 10.27
Hens, light 21 .26 .2.1 .24
Hens, heavy 221 .25 .2Sf( 27
l OCXS lAW Al .l&w
Ducks 20ji ,2J ,;s .30
Oreese IO1& .17 .15ii .25
Stsgs 19g. .20 .20 .24
DBEKSED FOULTKT.
Broilers .60
Springs .32 .35
Hens lift .33
Cocks .' 20 .22
ducks .torn ..IS
Geese ..; 26fl) .30
Turkeys 36 .28
EGGS.
Select ; .2401 .;s
No. 1 22 9 .23
No. 2 20 .22
Cracks .20
Eggs, case count,
per case 4.25 6.75
BUTTER.
Ciesmery, prints 344J .38
Creamery, tub 32 .37
Country, beat 22 .24 .25 .30
Country, common .18 .19 .20 ,22
Fat, Sta. price... .25
HAY
Prairie No. 1 upland..! 111.0012.00
No. 2 upland 10.004J11.00
No. 3 upland 7,00 8.60
No. 1 midland 11.0011.60
No. 2 midland 9.5010.E0
No. 8 midland 7.00 8.50
No. 1 lowland 8.00 9.E0
No. 2 lowland 7.00 8.00
Alfalfa, choice. 20.00 21 00
No. 1 18.0019.00
Standard 15.0017.00
No. 3 : 12.0014.0O
No. 3 10.0011.00
Oat straw 8.00 9.00
Wheat straw 7.00 1.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bansnas, per lb., 78c.
Oranges: Size 216 and larger, 6.608.60;
size 250, 17.00 rgi 8.60 : size 288, 7.008.0O;
size 324, 17.007.76. Lemons, per box,
6.507.60. Grapefruit, per crate, 14.26
6.50. Apples: Delicious, according .Jto size
and grade. 3.604.OO; Rome Beauties,
according to size and grade, 12. 3543)2.76;
Black Twig, according to size and grade,
13.00; Wlnesap, 11.754.00; Arkansas
Blacks, according to size and grade, 12.85
4.00; Ben Davis, according to size and
grade, 12.764J4.00; Newton Pippins, ac
cording to size and grade, 2.503.25.
Strawberries, crates 24 pint boxes, per
crate, 15.00. Figs: 24 pkgs. 8-oz., 12.26;
bulk, per lb., 1516c.
Vegetables Pototoes: Nebraska Early
Ohio No. 1, per cwt., 11.75; Minnesota
white stock No. 1, per cwt., 12.002.26;
Colorado and Idaho whites, pet cwt., 12.00
2.26; Red River Ohios No. 1. per cwt.,
tl.902.26; Oregon Netted Gems No. 1.
per cwt., 12.50; Colorado Brown Beauties
No. 1, per cwt., 2.002.25. Sweet Pota
toes, per bu., 1.752.60. Celery, per doz..
76c12.00. Lettuce: Head, per crate,
1.006.25; leaf, per doz., 7690c. Onions:
Red, per lb., 10c; yellow, per lb., 10c:
Texas yellow, per crate. 16.00; Australian
brown, per lb., 12c. Onion Sets, per bu
12. 60 3. 00. Cauliflower, per crate, 12.25
2.60. Cucumber, hot bouse, per doz., 12.75
3.00. Carrots, per lb., 24c. Tur
nips, per lb., J3c. Parsnips, per lb.,
33c. Beets., per lb., 33c. Cab
bage, new Texas, per lb., 34c. Toma
toes: Per crate, I4.0OSJ4.50; per lub, 13.50.
Young Southern Radishes, per doz., 65
75c. Young Southern Carrots, per doz.,
90c11.00. Young Southern B;ets, per
doz., 90c11.00. Young Southern Onions,
per doz., 7690o. .Young Southern Tur
nips, per doz., 11.00.. Spinach, per lb.,
11c. Brussells Sprouts, "per lb., 25c. Shal
lots, per doz., 65 75c. Green Peppers, per
lb., 30 35c. Parsley, per doz. bunches,
4576c.
Nuts Black Walnuts, per lb., 6c. Eng
lish Wainuts, per lb., .30 36c. Brazil
Nuts: large washed, per lb., 1618c; me
dium washed, per lb., 14 16c. Pecans,
per lb., 22 4 30c. Almonds, sack lots, per
lb.. ' 28c. Peanuts: ' Jumbo, raw, per lb.,
913c; Jumbo, roasted, per lb., 1315c;
No. 1, raw, per lb., 89c; No. 1, roasted,
per Ih., 12013c.
Honey In combs, per case, 15.00 6.00.
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beet hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb.,
56c; green salted No. 2, per lb., 4 5c;
green hides. No. 1. per lb.. 24c; green
hides. No. 2. per lb., 23c; green salted
(old stock), er lb.. 23c; green salted
bull hides. No. 1, per lb., 2c: green salted
bull hides. No. 2. per lb.. 2c.
Horse hides: Large, each. 12.60: me
dium, each, 12.00; small, each, 11.50; pony
and glues, each, 75c 11.00.
sneep pelts: Green salted, aa to size
and wool, each, 60cll.00; ahearllnga.
green salted, aa to size and wool, each.
6 (? 20c.
Wool: Choice fine and half-blood, per
lb., 22927c: medium or three-elgbta-tlood.
per lb., zotpzac: low and quorter-otood.
per lb., 17 lie: burry wool, per lb I
12c.
Wholesale prices of beer cuts are aa
follows: No. 1 llha. 22c; No. 2 ribs. 21c:
No. 1 ribs, 15c: No. 1 loins. 24c; No. 1
loins, 23c; No. 3 loins, 19c; No. 1 rounds,
16c: No. 2 rounds. 15c; No. 3 rounds.
13c; No. 1 chucks. tc; No. 2 chucks.
9c; No. 3 chucks, 8c; No. 1 plates. 4c;
No. 2 plates. 5c; No. 3 pistes. 4c.
New York Poultry.
New York. April 6. Poultry Alive, ir-
regulsr; fowls. 0332c; roosters. ISc;
dressed, quiet; prices, unchanged
Lb!.? r Outlines
Proposed Plan for
Merchant Marine
tajawaawewawaat
rri4lrl) 0vnnl Fire. Willi
(.ummitfiit Alii. Woulil
Co.! $j2,WR).COo"YwI),
IttmrJ Chief.
Va4iiii.iii. Ainl 6, UntaMiah
mrnt ut a privately-owned inert liant
marine, through I nvfriitiirni aid.
ftrumed by 1'reaident Harding and
the hiiin( hoard, noiild nieaitat
a iiuMiiiiiiu tieaaury outlay of f5.'.
(KMl.nui annually, aenate ana iiuiimi
irtiiimillrf ctin.ideriiiic the hi !
i.(y lull were told today by Chair
man I a.ktr il tl'i? loariJ, Miatt
inrnt oi the hiti.Uiion. however,
would I'l l an end. he vontended, to
tlii $.:0.iH),iH) yearly lo the ship
I'iiik' hoard i utaiiiin. in t'l'crat
ma it 4 veitrla,
t'resacd hy Keprearntatiie Davis,
Teniirek'. a ih niotiatic meniher el
the hmoc inrrilMiit marine commit
Ire. (or an etinute oi the prohahle
ioit nf the ailiniiii-ttaiion's procrain,
Mr. I.a.er isave ceneral totaU with
an expldiiatinn that expert would
give detail later. ,
Suuiieotinic that luinn.iii' e
tiufate did not take into i'oiniirra.
lion "indirect aid" provided (or In
the hill. Mr. DavU a-.kcd what their
money value would be.
Would Increase Revenue.
"It uetet to try to estimate
Mr. I.aker replied, 'mldius tlwt
fiincU for "indiiect aid would not
tome from tlie ijnvciiiiiirnt." In
trad of ini'reaing the luirdrn on the
treaMiryr he hrhl, biu li M .woiihl
help iiureae the revenue of ihlp
piiikT eoiupanirs which, under the
hill, would he required, when their
net return exceeded HI per cent, to
turn half the excess earnings hack
to the government until the fult
amount of the suhidv va reliirnetl.
In computus $5.O(i0.0)0 a the
rrohahle Rovernmcnt expenditure for
"direct aid," Mr. Lacker naid he al
lowed, (or converion into the mer
chant marine (mid. fJO.lXKI.IKMJ to he
derived from customs, receipts. $!,
'KKi.OiKl tons in tonnage dues. $5,(HH).
iHK) now paid (or transportation of
certain classei of foreign mails, and
S.'.OfKtfKHJO in construction charge
Accounting for the remaining $10,-
000. 000. the chairman explained it
was expected that deductions
amounting to this figure would he
made in income taxes payable by
shipping companies. The bill pro
vides (or such deductions.
Naval Reserve Provided.
. The cost of maintaining the mer
chant marine naval reserve, which
would be created by the bill, would
1. -e defrayed from the merchant nia
line fund, the committees were in
formed, and would not cause an ad
ditional outlay from the treasury.
Cost of maintaining the reserve, Mr.
Lasker estimated, would not exceed
53.000.000 annually.
While passage of the bill would
require an expenditure of 552,000.
:H.I0 a year at most, the added burden
en the treasury, the chairman said,
would approximate $47,000,000 as
the government now expends $5,000,
1)00 of the amount which would be
turned into the merchant marine
fund for transportation of foreign
mails. Under the bill, vessels of
companies reoeiving the government
subsidy would be required to carry
the United States mails, except par
cel post, free of cost.
Mr. Lasker said that the maximum
he quoted would , be expended only
:n the event the bill "operates suc
cessfully" and even then, probably
not before live years.
Farmers May Adopt Boy
Sentenced to Home
Fremont, Nebf, April 6. (Special
Telegram ) Alfred - Chausse, 11,
whose moiher died a few days ago
and the father's whereabouts is un
known, is going to live on a farm,
where there are lots of dogs, horses
and everything, instead of going to
the Father Flannigan home for boys
as' directed by Judge Button. A de
cision was made later in the day to
allow Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spath of
Ridgeley to accept the lad on one
month probation. If the boy is con
tented and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spath
are satisfied, he will be formally
adopted.
London Metala.
London, April 6. Standard Copper
Spot, 68 10s; electrolytic, 63 IDs; tin,
144 os; lead, in lis 6d; zinc, 26.
Bar Silver. N
New Tork, April 6. Foreign bar sil
ver, 65?ic.
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BURIAL VAULTS.
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saylie. Brmmeaea end for '
ke all Iea4in eimleilaaeie Wiler
eroef. no steel la tol. ! wee In
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CEMETERIES. .
Visit Forest Lawn.
toie.( jn reim-lety he a new bran
ly iin ra. h h.i.sma a-on. The laise
$ rariilHiueea aie ii-n for iihimh liii every
let. Ii I t-ul wimIimii la eeln-l a fli'l
lr..re nesiiy -impel on lo do m.
I'fluea el I'riiieiery miirlh nf city III",
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Thirty-third and rarnam.
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Cndertakera and Fmhelmere.
Phone HA, 144. Ofttce llll Karnam.
Hulse &Riepen,
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CROSB Y4I00RE
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births.
Jake an.l Lena Kaplan. SOU North
Twenty-second street, hoy.
t'harl.a ant! Klsie Llnneinan, 1131 Vic
tor evenue, boy.
Boy and Liiolla Mrl.aurln, bnspilal. boy.
Russell and Marsle Bills. 4J:6 North
Forty-first street, airl.
8tve and tieljn Kalulaka. Ills V
street, Itlrl.
Terrence and Ooldla Pettefreu, hospital,
twine, boys.
John and FMla Casaubon, 3I!1 De
catur atreet, alrl.
John and Marie I.armon, hospital, arf rl.
Henry and Jlary Hansen, hospital, girl.
Benlh.
Catherine Crobe, Ur hnspltsl.
.leiemlah A. Bowler, 40, 3720 Cralf ave
nue. I.up BeT.aparra, 15, hospital.
Vaclav Kraus, 67, 1263 South Four
teenth elreet.
Rose Sawyer. !9. ho. pita I.
Buella Johnson. 1 month, 611 South
Forty-second street.
l.swrenre rnnper. 11 months, hospital.
James A. Ollls. 42. hospltsl.
Anna A. Wheelwright, 85, 7115 North
Thirtieth street.
Howard K". Bralllsr, 43. hospital. . '
Cecelia Mollnskl. 39. 3427 J stre-t.
I.ouia Adanis, 43, 6113 South Thirty
ninth street.
Patrick O'Rourfce. 13. 2715 Q atreet.
Msdora B. Curfman, 41, hospital,
Francte O'Hara, 30, 2812 Meredith ave
nue. Katherln Irene, Kggers, 24, 4120 North
Twenty-sixth street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage llrensea were isaued to the
following couplea:
Ralph 8. Sonneland, 32. Sioux City, la.,
and Irma H. Woolstenholm, 32, Grand
Island, N'eh.
Eseklel Pettlford, 27, Omaha, and Edith
Brown. 20, Omaha.
Do Witt C Rambo, 65, Beatrice. Neb.,
and Mary A. Atherton, 60, Beatrice.
Sam Chrlstensen. over 21. Irvington,
Neb., and Mary Hellena Edwards, over
21, Fremont, Neb.
Robert F. Black, over 21, Omaha, and
Bessie Spain, over 21. Omaha.
Valverde A. Mouiton. 21. Omaha, and
Elizabeth M. Robison, 22, Council Bluffs.
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