Nebraska Newspapers

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THE RF.F. OMAHA'. SATURDAY, 'Amii; . 1922.
Tolal of 328 Bauk
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Crashes Renortcr
Dtirinsr I-ast Year
New York Bonds N. Y. Curb Bonds
Live Stock
Omaha Grain
Chicago Grain financial
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fattla tterflpta, 1,19" h,l. r,-kfl
nil appear- to need fw mil lo.i
a fill out lhtr week's kill and m
limited supply of fat t,ir nf) rnw iil
ractily at (,ly to atront prlc. Th,r
nolhln lr ood h,r. About blf
of lha rwipi wr torkra and fd'ni
moat of whli h r not on aalo. for th
,.k tirt tr at about etly. but
rllna and ah atork nioaily :to lil(h,r
and atorkar and f,,dra aironc to JSC
Sio hihr.
Quotation on eattl! Good In choir
b,vva. II.1I0I.4II; fair to good b,rv,a.
17 oo(7 common to fair hova. -
yT.Oo; kooJ to tholr y,arllnita. ITKOrr
fl; fair to good y,arlln, I7,007.0;
rommon to fair yaarllnn. $.BO3P7.n:
rood Is choir fodtra. I7.n0tj7.76: fair to
to nod hrlfrr. ,.l)97.00i cholc to
Vrlm row. l.tl0l.7S; food to chad'
t'i, l&.tuoi.ll; fair to ood rowa. M0
tei.uo; common to fair cowa. :'.76'(i4 :i;
(noil to ihnlco f,il,ra, I7.00;7.i4; fair to
hole f,dor. M.4O01.on; common to fall
fdcra. ti.riOtTt.lS; good to choir atm-k.
rra, I7.2,07.7t; fair to zoud atorkor,
I4.o7.10; common to fair atorkrr,
tl.7te.S0; atork halfrra. II 60O nn:
' 'o-k cowa, 3.60j6.:5: alork ralvea, IS CO
07.lt; v,al ralvra. Mlofl 10.74; bulla,
ataga, etc., 3 IOJfl.60.
No. Av. Pr. .No.' Av.
IS 1141 7 l t 79S
31 1AI4 T II II 117S
Guulu, ,iril 7.
Onul.4 rrcr I! luulcil only 76
cart, trtuuitiinii t( u C4n o wli(4t,
Jo i4ft corn, 18 cri of ott mi4 6
car t i ryi nt barley kii I rompitrtii
miiIi a ital of 4 J tirt Ut cr.
Sliitiinriit i f vlif4t were ety lirtvy
t I.' J tr.. ilr.tincl irluci4lly to
tlikai:. Miiumenu f corn wie
al.o fairly lirvy at 65 ram. Other
gram wire IirIiI.
1 lie tliipmcnii of wlieat fiuiu Ar
griinn to turotiran coutitrit-a hive
Lern erv heavy tin year, aggregat
ing 57.WHi,WiU huslteU iitn-e January
I in Ut. toinpaiea Willi .".'W,1
IXVJ liiu lit It U-t iar. and their e
iiiuiiiiiif hiirplu for rxiort i etti
mated Mt 6.t.l)UU.UUU Dushcl..
A wire from lltieno Ayrcn a)i of
the propoaeJ German loan 1hat Si-.
tXKJ.lHMl i to be H'cnt for grain, part
of which GVrtnaity plan to hi to
KuWm in exchange avt
rial.
There v.a a fair ilfinand fr cash
uhrai mi the floor toilav ana oiler
in ci were taken at about unchanged
price. Corn wa in rather low dc
maiiil. the white "clliiij? at , un-
chuiRed pricei, while yellow and
mixeil noltl IM Ic lower. Oat were
Drnerallv uiii-haiiced. Iv've was tin
chanced and harley was firm and
unchanged.
Government Report
Winter wheat condition: April 1.
78.4 per cent; last December, ( per
cent; April 1 last vear. vi per cent;
Ill-year average, m.j per cent.
Kstiinatrd cron winter wheat. 52.-
974,(Hnl tuishcls. as compared with
dil.tH-l.othl hiishcls April 1 last year
and 587,Oon,(K) harvested.
Kve condition. ') per cent, as com
pared with 9i.3 per cent last Decem
ber, 9.3 per tent April 1 last year
and a 10-ycar average of 88.5 per
cent.
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STKERS AND HEIFERH
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...1144
...1111
...1161
.. 130
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410
264
106 7 15
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IK 7 00
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.. 660s
194 I 00
710 10.
COWS.
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S 71 ' I.
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BULLS.
5 i , 1.
4 10 1..
6 00 2.
CAfJVEH.
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11 00
STOi'KERS AND FEEDERS.
10 637 7 SS
Hoga liocelpt. 1,000.' htU. Karly
trad waa mostly to ahlppara at iirea
ruling fullr ateady. Packrr atarlcd bid
ing a ahado lower but th market da
valnped on a baal of fully ateady to m
apota atrong. Light bog aold from
jio.ooet0.10. with top price of 110.15.
Miner! load and butchar welRhts, 19.40
09.16, and packing gradra. 19 25U9.76.
with extram hmvlr $8.7601.26. Bulk
of aalea was $9.10010.10,
Hours.
Sh. Pr. No. Av.
40 I 9 SO 69. .331
No. Av.
36.. ISS
4. .:ss
14. .194
. .243
76. .229
79. .200
70 63. .244
9 10 07..26H
90 73.. 26
10 00 72.230
10 10 106. .216
ShaeD Receipt. 4.400 head.
ket waa very alow to open today,
Ing bid ruling anarpiy lower.
mo
70
40
Rh. Tr.
290 $ 9 45
:n 9 76
10 9 5
70 9 96
... 10 05
... 10 15
Th mar-
open-
Some
laniba moved on a lower oasis wnna inc
bulk of aale ruled ateady to !5e lower.
lVnnlad lamha Bold mostly from 115.0091
16.60 with beat lots quoted at $15.75.
nipped lamts. $12.76013.60 with one
deck of choice 70-lb. averages at $13.75.
Feeder and aheeo were steady.
Quotation on sheep: Fat lambs, good
to choice, I16.2516.76; fair to good,
14. 76015.261 shearing lamha. 113.750
14.10; feeder lamb. $13.00013.76; cllppvrl
Ipmhs. I1I.T4013.7-6; cull lamrta. lioou
12.00. Vat yearling,. $12.60013.50: heavy,
$1.00010. 50; wether. 19.00012.00; fat
waa. light, 19.0009.75; tat ewes, heavy,
7.0009.00.
CLIITED TKAKL.IKUS.
Av.
117
CLIPPED EWES.
15$
SHEARING LAMBS.
1
II fed
11 fed
146 nat
Pr:
$12 00
7 75
13 15
Maux City Iv Stork.
Sioux City. la., April 7. Cattl Re
ceipts, 100 head; market, stackers strong;
Vlllers. 10 0 25c higher; fed steers and
yearlings. $7.00 05.50; warmed up steers
and yearlings, $6.0007.00; fat cows and
heifers, $4.0007.26; canners, $2.6004.00;
veal,, $4.00010.00; feeders, $5.0007.00;
calvea, $4.6007.75; heavy bulla? $3.90
' 4.S5: feeding sows and haifera, $1,500
I. 75: tocker. $6.0007.60.
Hogs Receipt. 6.000 head: market,
Steady to strong butchers, $9.80010.00:
lights, $10.00010.16; heavy mixed, $9,260
7; heavy packers, $8.75(fii9,00: stage,
$6 7507.00: bulk of sales. $9.10010.00.
. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 100 head;
Market, ateady.
Kan, City Ut Stock.
Kansas City. April 7. Cattle Receipts,
l ilt head: beef steers, stesdy to 15o
higher; $7.850.OO; other classes, steady:
raws, $4.0006.25; cutters. $4.00; canners
down to $1.75; vealers,- $1.6009.00.
Hogs Receipt. 2,600 head; packers
took bulk; steady to strong: spots. 6c
higher; shippers pld. $10.30; packers,
$10 25; 160 to 200 pounders. $10.15010.25;
S10 to 270 pounders. $10.06010.16; bulk,
$9.71010.15: sows, $1.7501.00; pigs, barely
ateady.
Shtep and Lambs Receipts, 1,000 head;
' hom lambs. $13.60; ateady; shearing
lambs, $14.75; no cholc wool lamb.
South St. Paul Livestock.
Snath 8t. Paul, Minn., April ,7. (U. S.
Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts,
I. 400 head; generally ateady on all classes:
good beef steer, quoted at up to $1.00
or batter: . common and medium beef
steers. $5.7607.26: bulk. $4.0007.00;
butcher cows and heifers mostly $4,000
4.00;. fw . up to $7.00 or better; canners
and cutters, $3.5003.50; bologna bulls,
$3 :604.00. '
Hogs Receipt. 4.S0O head: market
steady to strong: top. $10.60; bulk, bet
ter grades. $10.00010.60; packing sows,
II. 5009.00: good pigs. $10.60.
Sheep and Lamb Receipt, 100 head;
market steady.
9t. Laols Lives tork.
Kast St. Louia. 111.. April 7. Cattle
Receipts. 600 head: slow, generally stesdy:
pots weak on beef row,; top mixed
yearlings. $ .10, welrht 774 pounds: hulk
WIIKA'P.
No. I suikcil: 1 car. $1.31.
N.i. 1 hard winter; 1 car.
Nn. S hard winter: 1 tar. $1.21 near
d.iik); t .ar. $1.22: 4 cars. l.:. ,
No. 3 hard winter: 1 car. si.ja inr.r
d.irk); 3 car. $1.19: 1 car. $1.1t smutty).
Nn. 4 narn wnuer: j car,
No. & har.l wilncr: 1 car. $1.17.
No. 1 spring: 1-5 car, $1 25 (mixed).
v l mlie.1, 1 carl $1.12 durum).
Nn. 2 mixed: I car. $1.31 tamutty,
ailing); t car, $1.04 durum).
No. 1 durum: 1 mr. $1.07.
, CORN.
No. 2 while: 4 cara. 60r.
No. 1 yellow: I cara, He.
No. 3 yellow: 3 cara. 60c; 1 ear, 4Jlic.
(17 20 per cent moisture. )
No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 49c,
Nn. 1 mixed: 1 car. 49r.
No. 2 mixed: 6 cara. 49c.
No. mixed: 2 cars. 4c.
No. 3 white: 1 car. n'me; 4 cars, J3c.
No. 4 hlte. cars, 23Ve.
Sample white: 1 car. 332c.
RYE.
No. !: 1 car, 90c.
No. 3: 3 cars. S9c.
. - n,ml wheat. 11.10.
run-firth cars No. 2 mixed whits
wheat, $1.15. .,
BARLET.
No. 3: 1 car, 65c.
No. 4: 1 car, 54c.
Samnle: 1 car, 62c.
milHt BECKIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(CARLOTU.)
Receipts Today.
Wheat 1
Corn 34
Oat 14
Rye J
Barley' $
shipments
Wheat 1-'
Corn 65
Oat 11
Barley 1
TRIMART RECK1PTS AND SHIPMENTS.
I HUSMKl-M. )
"Rerolnts Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
Wheat 456,000 666.000 1,104,000
Com 660.000 , 625.000 304,000
Oats 373,000 414,000 245,000
Khinments
Wheat 544.000 531,000 915.000
Corn 42S.0O0 667,000 347.000
Oata :iS2,000 49K.00O 465,000
KXPORT C'LKARANCES
Bushels Today. Tr. Ago.
Wheat and Flour. .447,000 323.000
Corn 39.7.000 . 169,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlots . Today. Ago. - Abo.
Wheat .......... ... 3,8 14
Corn 104 107 65
Oats 66 40 48
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Week (Year
Carlots Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 75 126 221
Corn 2S 23 26
Oats ;.. 7 . 8 6
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
. Week
Carlots Today. .
Wheat 26
Corn 61
Oats ...19
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS
llsaaha lie l.aa4 W Ira,
Chicago, April 7 News surround
iug the grain markets, although re
g4iled as beariah, had evidently hern
well discounted, as break were nut
euciuive and ahort lived and rtlhr
met fair selling prices and hrld fairly
at the lat, 1 lie finish, was at net
B4iiia of 1'Jc to J. 4c on wheat, with
eptcnuer leaiiing, w hile corn gameu
I -He to J Bil the Utter on May. Oat
were up l-4nl-2c (or the distant
fittmes and May unchanged for tle
day, while rye soared Mc tn fie
over tlie previous day s tini-li. I'ro
vinious were eay ami 5c lower on
lard and 5c to 7 l-Jc off on liort
rili, while pork gained 75c with
only one trade.
Actum dt the wucat market wa
about what the trade cxnrcted prior
to the issuance of a government crop
report. J ratling was of good volume,
nut mainly local within a narrow
range. No one desired to extend
their commitments to any eMcnt
(iood buying by commission houses
was on around the inside 51.30 1-2
to $1.31 for May. and $1 IX 3-4 to
51.17 tor July and SI.IJ I-J for Sep
temher. The clone was around the
intermediate figures.
la and Oul Market.
Week Tear
Ago. Ago.
19 22
62 14
15 4
2 2
11
34 ' 91
R4 41
23 I
Ago,
3d
Carlots
Minneapolis
Ouluth .....
Winnipeg . .
Today.
..139
..61
..274
Tear
Ago.
91
67
!5
RECEIPTS.
Tear
Ago.
42
165
173
Week
Ago.
155
43
387
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TJpdtke Grain Co. DO. 2627. April 7.
Art. j Open. High: I Low. I Close. Tea.
Wht.
May 1.30H 1.31 1.30 "4 130Hj 1.304
1.30), ' 1.30 1.104,
July 1.19 1.19H 1.18 54 1.191.19
1.19 1.194, 1.11
Sept 1.13, 1.134 1.12V4 MS LIS
1.12 , 1.12
May 1.01 14 1.01 1.01 1.014, 1.01U
July 93 93 13 93 93
Corn
May 58 6SV. 58 58 58
68 68 68
July , 2 $2 , 61 4 62 ' 62
65 ' ' 62
Sept S4 i 64 64 64 64
Oats
May 34 36 86 S6 ,36
.luly S9 39 89 39 39
Sept 40 41 40 40 40
Pork
May 1S.75 20.60 19.75 20.50 19.75
Lard
May 10.90 10.95 19.90 10.90 10.95
July 11,15 11.20 11.16 11.15 11.20
Ribs
May 11.30 11.20 11.20 11.20 11.10
July 10.60 10.60 10.60 10.55 10.60
TunB Trade Review.
New Turk, April 7. Dun's tomorrow
will say: .
"With recognition of the unsatisfactory
phases which still prevail, the fact is
nevertheless clear that the business re
vival is being extended. Close observ
ers of conditions do. not disregard the
deleterious Influence of present labor
troubles nor the unsettling effects of
readjustments, but a basis unmistakably
exists for the statement that the scop
of the recovery is widening. Wrhile uni
formity of Improvement is consplciousiy
lacking, irregularity of demand and prices
is a p.atural concemitant of commercial
recuperation, and its absence now would
be surprising. The maintenance of a
conservative policy in many quarters is
more to oe nc.irea atter tn exper
ience of the last two years, than a repltl
tinn of unwholesome Inflation, and
1 prudent action at this time affords a
In all It waa an In and out market on
lha part of th local Iniercaia. with nn
large Individual oiieialloiui. tin of Hi
most significant features ws Ilia unetf
peeled I y larg export from Atgenllna
4,0:.bu0 biiahrla, . of which l.aou.oii
bushela wer for orders, compared with
tolnl export of 4,1i;,000 busheia last year.
Lower Liverpool cable, spoiled crop
report with the bulk of them showing
Improvement and purchase 'f 1 110.11 no
bushel at Umaha to com to Chicago
wer factor which atliaetrd attention.
I'urchsa of new crop futures against
000,400 busheia new No. I hard sold
for export 7rt halt of Auguat at I nv
July, c. I. f. Montreal, aasiatrd In making
a stronger cloae.
Corn and oat trading waa small and
local, with th underfill rather stronger
lhan xpected and the rang or prlc
mall, both cloalng aroural the lop. - In
naia, changing by rash and elevator In
tereals at 2 No difference from liny to
July, wa th feature, while in corn
trading was without Importance. Lai
aeedlng of oat and report lhat parts of
hanaaa will reduce acreage in per cent.
owing 10 lateness, wer the main atrength-
anlng factor for September,
Hie waa sod py uu 11m noiuera, wno
a so so Id cash lot at May price, c, I. r.
Buffalo, whlla there wer large purchnse
of May by seaboard exporters, which
made a net gain of 4,0 to !tc.
111 Notes.
A winter wheat crop ot 573.Ono.ono
busheia Is suggested by th Government
crop report, issued 1st today. It I
about what th trad expected, being
Intermedial between th highest and
loweat of th private estimates. In April,
last year, the estimate waa 621.ooa.ooO
busheia and final harvest 667,000,000
busheia.
The estimate is based nn the avcrago
estimated abandonment of acreage and
influenc on th crop from now until
harvest. Condition of 78.4 was 2.4 point
above last December and compared with
91 last vear and a 10-voar average of
84.3. Conditions In states east of th
Missouri, which were highest in Decern
hec. show 3 to 6 points lower 'In most
states, although Illinois was unchanged.
In the southwest where conditions wer
lowest lust fall there have been gain of
5 to 15 nolnts.
Individual sales In wheat on th bulges
were bought tack on the quiet of the
dips. Leading interest are boarlnh on
wheat. A few in the trade have It that
th market will turn for the better on
Tuesday. This is given for what it
worth. There is an apparent accumula
tion of July nnd September wheat by
strong Interests, while May Is being de
pressed by constant rcporta of wheat
moving from the Mlsaourl river to ( hi
cago. 80 far 750,000 bushels Is under
stood to have been bought and 85 cara
aro cnioute from Kansas City for the
Armcur Grain company.
E. P. l.eland & Co.'s Minneapolis of
fice wired:
"Our July wheat Is beginning to show
considerable strength. Tcstorday there
was noticeable selling of May and buying
of July. As our stocks are decreasing
fairly rapidly and very little wncat tnat
can be trought here from other markets
and the last opportunity that the mills
will have to get spring wheat before tha
new crop, make me think our July wheat
will be a very ngnt ruture. uning it a
purchase against aale of Chicago Septem-
uut." 1
The Modern Miller said:
"More growing weather is awaited in
Important areas- of tho southwest to de
termJns amount of wheat that will be
left standing for harvest. Stoollng is
backward. Progress fairly satisfsctory in
central and eastern portions o Kansas."
Minneapolis Grain. . "
Minneapolis. Minn.. April 7. Wheat-
Receipts 130 cars, compared with 165
cars a year ago. Cash: No. 1 northern,
M.6001.63; May, $1.41; July,
corn no. 3 yenow, sn ' wsuc.
Oats No. 3 white, 33034c.
Barley 50043c.
Rye No. 2, 93094c.
Flax No. t $2.62 02.65.
. . 1
Kansas City drain.
Kansas City. April 7. Close: Wheat
May. $1.17; July, $1.11; September,
$1.05.
Corn May. 52c: July, esc: Septem
ber, 68 c.
St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis. Mo.. April 7. Wheat May.
$1.28; July, $1.15.
corn May, 67c; July, 6c,
Oats May, 37c.
Boston Wool.
Boston, April 7. The Commercial Bul
letin tomorrow will say:
The demand for wool, while varied in
its scope, has been small in volume. Prices
are about steady at the decline noted last
week of 6 to 10 per cent h(gh level. The
tiade Is waiting for the tarift to be
settled still, and the belief is common
that some compromise will be effected be
tween the house and senate measures.
'The situation at tho mills is very dis
couraging for the moment. Demand for
goods. Is small and irregular and tne
strike situation ta. worse Instead of bet
ter. A aale of about a half million
pounds of whool.is reported from Arizona
at about $1 clean landed IisbIs."
The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will
publish wool prices as follows:
Wisconsin nan-oioou, a&tijdtfc; a-s-Diooa,
35c: blood, 84c.
Scoured basis:
Texas, fins 12 months, $1.05; fine t
months, 90c,
California: Northern, $1.06; middlo
county, 5c; southern, 80c.
Oregon: Eastern No. 1 staple, jl.nsro
1.10: fine and fine medium combing, $1.00;
eastern clothing, 86c: valley No. 1, 80c.
Territory: r ue staple choice, 41.05
1.10: half-blood combing 95c$1.00; 8-8r
blood combing, 76c; quarter-blood comb
ing. 62065a
Pulled: Delaine, 41.05; a. a.,, s.'.c; a.
Supers, 80090.
Mohairs: Best combing, .I'ffiic; nest
carding, 23026c.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Umaha 14a Iaw4 Wlra,
New York. April 7. For the fifth
consecutive lime this week, transac
tion mi the stock market pac!
I.INiu.tNHI shares no such instance of
a week marked by such transaction
on t-vcry full luikiurs day having
orcurred since Mav, I'i.ll, when the
Atw iuis; mock cKchaiiKC wai
suddenly confronted with the lirst
shock of comprehension that a great
business reaction was impending.
Along with this continued activity
prices advanced again though with
still more irrrgulariiy of scope oil
the day's net thanecs. A few In
dustrial stocks rose one to four
points, hut more ot the changes in
that group were only fractional ami
there wrte some declines. Kail way
shares, on the other hand, were nor-
ably strong, advances of a point or
more occurring m half a docn of
the active stocks.
Ilone Market Mrung.
Thsra nn halt It Ihe general for
ward iiinveinrtit of lha Imnd market.
Nearly all of lit liberty bonda went lo
lha highest of tho cr. Among for.
in S'it. rnmetil loans an Interesting In.
i idenl of IN day was en advanr nf
I'l point In lha new Ce.-ho.Mlnv.kl.n
above lha ailbacrlpllon price.
Among railway humls liter were sev.
erul lather sulking forward movements,
perhaps heraiie the Imagination "f In
vesivis hd bean Ion. he.l l.y iha North
ern I'acllic unrkpeeteil ami unusual re
funding announcement. t ,ai hardly
a year ag.i mat this riimpany and Ihe
Ureal Northern, t iiufroiiteil with Itesr
maturity of l.'li.Onn.tioo, 4 per renla, la-
aunt hv Ihani In Itiil on Hi lliirliuginn
and uultii y pimieriy. nld I '20.ou0.ooo
of new S .per cents at 94 1-
Vot o rapidly and cuiimletcly baa'the
IiivcMiiikM rltuallon changed during th
Intervening 13 mom ha that the North
ern Pacific I now seeking authority to
exercise Us option, under th loan con
tract, of redeeming at 103 such of Ihese
bonds as ara still outstanding; th market
now being such that a S per cent loan
ran bo ,urd lo replace them. It would
difficult to get a mor dramatic side
light on the reversal of conditions since
Isnt April.
New York Stocks
(The Bee U the only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
fklal close of the New York Stock
exchange bonds )
SVar V.iik, April 7 -Human. In lb
t. t.a itiaihrl wa ubi,4 l'U a
u'lmr n laisa tolUMie ot ilealinaa.
bateial of lha liberty eiea, notably ihe
IM, mi umi 4a ami so and 4a. trgialrird
nil tin her lererua, thousa casing lat.r
on I'Mii. taking,
l.iaal mil, ti wer h dominant i
t. ., Itutoci, r. on lha cmtruin of lite
Um lion, situation, whuli avert ra-eliei.
i,iii or her aaiuiua financial ion..
a i-iie. a. 1 h et-rl Ititertx.iouxh
.,11, laird and liilrtboruugtt Mell.i"illsn
iuea sliawed atireni gain of 3 I
almost S palm but these, too. gat way
In lealllnsr. Manhattan :ieii.. Thud
avriiu and )li.mkln llaplil Tiatiait also
ma. la aulaMantial aalns.
Ilaila niiitnud 10 follow Ilia upward
rouraa of alaika. at new inasiiimm
ioalia. 1 01 ion 1 areleea and grang-ia lead.
ing. Tuial sal. liar vaiuei. Ill.lel.ou,
Inll4 Mala llaatl.
Mate fin II.OOil) High Low 4 !'
314 Liberty 3a... ti ! :n
t tairiy 1st 4a.. 9130 l l t JO
S Liberty 2.1 4a.. Sine l 0 14 04
9 Liberty let 4.a. SI 64 I'l SI
Inl Liberty M 4a. ts.20 ' 1
1217 Liberty Id 4'. a. t 64 tl 46 tl 6
1414 l iberty 41b 4Utt6S tt 4l SS.I4
It iciory 3S ., nat liin.u- 1ios4
441 Vn lory 4e ..toots no 10 iouid
Kurelgn, C.otrrnmenl. -Mnte and Municliml,
1 I'lly Horde. 01 t.. 44 7H 4
t I'lly I'hlratiana a. !'', 109 '
: I lly 10D-0 5s... i
.11 l ily Lyons fs 4 S7 k7
51 i lly Msrsetlles 4a . 17 t"a 174,
16 I'lly It It Jan la..l4i, ini I'M
City ZU'l'h a ...112 112 112';
I Danish Mniil Is A. II:', li:'i II2S
79 iepl of Hctlt 7s... 9 ti 94
3 ln.it, Inn an Itep 5s. 93 92 I.'
14 Uu fan Is 31 I41 " '
7 Do ('an 1 notes.. 1nn liini, lent,
21 much K Indies ka. 94 t4 t4
74 French lovt 7s..l: 10J lost
in French (lovt Is I",1.. in. lout.
40 Jap 4s 76 76 76
III .lap )at 4 '" to
3.1 King Helglum s. .103 n2 1":'",
24 King Belgium 7.I04i lo 10
Rang of price of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 244 Peters
Trust building-
RAILROADS.
Thuis.
High. Low. Close. Cloae.
T. ft H. F 99 97 91 9744
Ball. & Ohio 4.1 42 43 43
anadiHn Pacific. .139 138 139 134
I. Y. Central...... SS. u
Ches. ft Ohio 8V 84 '1 65 84
ireat Northern.... 74 72 73 71
lllnnla Central ..104 104 104 106
;. C. Southern 27 244. 27 . 24V
.ehlgh Valley MS 42 43 Sl
..iiseouri j-hciiic... ..l1', i '4
N. T. ft K II.... 21 21 .
Northern Pacific. 76
& N. W 78 '.a
Penn. R. R 4 1
Reading 79
It. I. ft P 44 .
Southern Pacific. .. 89
Houthern Railway.. 24
M. A St. P.
Union Pacific,
24
71
43
78
41
87
23
24
3
21
70
72
42
'
44
89
23
24
.130 134 136
23
j21
75
71
42
77
41
88
23
24
134
Am. Car Fdrv 15.H;
Allls-Clialmers ... 44 u
Am. Loco 113
Baldwin Loco. ..115
Beth. Steel 77
elo. K & I .11 li
Crucible 64
Am. Steel Fdry.. 38
,acka. Steel .... 83 4.
Midvals Steel ... 24
reused Steel Car 77
nep. S. ft I. ..... . 64
My. Btl. Snrlnaa..lon
Sloss'-Seheffiold .. 44
V. S. Steel 98
Vanadium 44
COPPERS,
I.
155 155
47 48
111 112
114 114
74 77
30 .11
60 44
37 38
61 63
34 34
76 70
63 64
99 100
44 44
97 97
42 44
Anaconda
Am. S. & R. Co...
:erro De Pasco...
mil
Chlno
1. ft Ariz
Oreen Cananca .. . .
Inspiration
Kennecott
Miami
Nevada Con'dated.
Ray Con'dated ...
Seneca
Utah
52
57
36
17
2?v
tl. Pelerol ...
en. Asphalt ..
-Tosden
Call. Peterol .
Island Oi;
Invincible Oil
Mex. Peterol .
Middle States .
Pacific Oil ....
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil ....
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch ..
Sinclair Oil
Standard Oil, N
Texas Co. ; , . . .
Union Oil .....
White Oil .....
Chandler
eneral Motors.
Willys-Overland.
Plerce-Arrow . ,
White Motor ..
Studebaker ....
RUBBER
Flsk
oodrlch .'
elley-Sprlngfiold..
Keystone Tire
Ajax
S. Rubber
28
40
30
28
16
.16
. 13
. 66
OILS.
. 20
. 6
. 87
. 64
61
65 '
35
17
27
27'
40
29
28
15 .
15'
13
18
45
37
64
18
...1.12 128
. . . 13 13
... 64
... 61
... 36
4 .
63
59
34
. . 9 '., a
.'. 31 31
.. 60 60
.. 26 '25
J.175 174 '
. . 45' ' 44
.. 19 V
. ? 10 .9
.. 78 '76
,.. 13 12
.. 9 ' ' 8
..20 19
..43 42
.117 115 117 118
AND TIRES.
1674 16 16 16
40 39 40 39
47 4 4t 47
18 , 18 18 . 18
17 17 17 17
04 68 63 64
52
67
35
37
27
2S
40
.2.0
28
15
10
13
6a
20
1.4
37
,61
19
131
13
64
61
34
9
' 81
60
25
174
44
18
' 78
13
8
20
43
47
112
115
7ti
.11
60
37
t-
35
76
54
99
43
97
52
651
36
17
28
61
27
41
30
28
1
16
.13
65 Vi
19
65 74
37 "5
. 54
19
129
13
64
411
36
9
81
69
26
175
44
18
10
77
13
8
19
43
41 King Denmark i,s..Ss 94
14 King Norway la. ..112 111 111".
3 King Sweden sa...liin in on
t Hep Chll 8s 40. ..103, 10 103
10 nep Uruguay Is. ..106 106 106
4 Sla Queensland 7s. 104 104 0
11 (Ova. 1 'on fe, la. ..117 114 114
13 I Kliltil b',a 22..106U 10 104tJ
101 IKIiReVI 5 29. .10 104 104
M t'Klill! 6 37. .100 mo" 100
14 It H of Brazil la. .107 107 107 1,
40 V S of Mexico 4s. 57 66 67
110 U S of Mexico Is. .43 S24 63
Hallway and Miscellaneous Mono.
3 Adam Express 4s. 75 76 75
10 Am A Chem 7s..I3 in Jo
13 Am Smelling 6a... 81 90 11
304 Am Sugar Is 98 tl 94
63 Am T T col 6a. 97 t7 17
7 Am T ft T cv b..114 114 114
3 Am 1'rlt Paper 7s. 82 82 82
7 Armour ft Co 4a. 18 88 18
2 A T ft S F cv 4s H 80 79 80
1 A T & S F adj 4s. 80 80 in
J5 A T & S ' gen 4s. 87 87 87
5 A Coast 1, 1st 4s.. 60 80 60
10 Atlantic FYult 7s.. 35 34 35
4 All Ret 6s 104 104 104
21 B ft (I cv 4S.... 81 80 61
10 B ft O ref 6s 86 84 85
19 B ft O S t 98 96
3 Bell T of Pa 7s.. 107 J07 17
3 Beth Stl P M 6s.. 91 91 91
18 Brsd Con 6s 14 96 96
8 Brook Edl g 7 sl.l7 107 107
84 B It T T ft 7s St 79 78 79
3 Bush Term Bldg 6s 89 86 88
6 I'nl 1 & K 5s 94
7 Can North s ....109'.
94
109
77
96
16
84
78
. . 96
.. 97
. . 84
..114 114
86 86
90
96
79
63
61
66
94
109
78
94
96
84
114
86
90
95
71
6.1
61
67
G. ft W. I.
, Tnt. Com..
m.-Sumatra ...
Am. Telephone..
merlcan Can . . .
entral Leather.
Cuba Cane . .
INDUSTRIALS.
31 31
. 44 45
. 33 33
.121 120
48 . 47
. 38 37
. 161 1SH
Cuban-Am. . Sugar. .23 22
83
45
3.1
32
45
32
Corn Products.
Famous Players
Uon. Electric...
No. Ore:
Inter. Harvester.
H. & L. rfd
U. S. T. Alcohol.
Inter. Paper,....
Inter. M. M. pfd.
Sugar Ref..
Sears-Roebuck . .
Stromsberff
Tob. Products ..
Worth.; Pump . . .
Ilson (.0
est. F.lectrio ..
n. Woolen
,.104 103 104
121 121
48 48
35 37
15' 1
22 22
83 79V4
162 161
40 39
97
69
47
48
74
72
76
61
64
53
41
62
591
97
69
43
47
74
72
75
48
63
62
41
61
88
MISCELLANEOUS.
m. Cotton Oil... 25 25
m, Agri. Chem. . ....
Linseed 35 . 34
Union Bag pfd.... 62 62
itoscn Magneto .. 4614 45
Brook'n Rep. Tran 24 21 '
on-'al I'sn 61 6014
I Calif. PkR i 78 77
ICol.: Cas & El. .. 83 S3
Columbia Oraph.. 3 3
United Tirug 71. 70
Nnfl Enamel .... S7 S6
United Fruit :44 146
Loriiiard Tobacco. 151 160
Phlla. Co 39 38
Pulimon 123 123
Punta, Aieffre Sug '.
So. Porto Hico Sug. 60
Retail Stores . 49
Superior Steel .... 39
82
102
40
97
69
47
47
76
72
76
51
04
62
- 41
61
88
23
35
62
44
24
60
77
$3
3
70
87
144
151
38
123
Jeer cows, 4.605.75; bulk veal calves, ; solid founds tl- 1 for subseouent progress.
'"' ' "That co
New York Sugar.
New Tork. Aorll 7. The raw sugar
market was easier, but the demand was
light and no sales wer reported. Cubes
were offered at 3 7-16c. cost and freight.
equal to 4.04c for centrifugal, for April
Shipment ana at zc, cost ana ireigni, t o. t. x. k. war, sail
I equal to 4.11c for May. ! Virginia Car Cherri 30
Raw sugar futures wer easier under 1 Total' sale, 1 704 000
realising and scattered liquidation by Money Close. 4 ner cent: Thursdays
dose, h per- cent.
49
47
38
28
29
49
48
30
29
30
105
79
163
38
97
69
47
47
74
72
76
68
M
53
41
61
88
25
40
36
62
46
20
62
77
84
3
37
147
149
38
123
41
61
48
38
30
34
1 commission houses, owing
Hogs Receipts. 8.500 head: active.
strong to 10c higher; top, 110.70- hu'k
160 to 2!0-pound averages, $10.60010.05;
bulk 230 to 240-pounders. $10.4010. 5;
rigs 16c to 2o higher. $9.50010.40; pack
er sows stesdy. $1.7501.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts none; nomi
nally ateady.
St. Joseph' Live Stock.
Ft. Joseph. Mo., April 7. Cattle Re
ceipts. S00 head; market stesdy: steers,
$S 7508.6: cows and heifers, $5.00C$.75;
calves. $6 500 $.00.
Hogs Receipts. 3.000 heed: market
tesdy to 5c higher: top, $10.20; bulk of
sales. $10.00010.20.
Sheep Receipts. 1.SO0 head; market
steady; lambs, $16.00011.76; ewest $9,000
I.7S. . -
TarprntiB and Kaslw.
Savannah, G.. April 7. Turpentine
Firm. Sic: sales. 8S bbls.; receipts, 61
bbls; shipmsnli. 161 bbis.; stock. 71$
bbls.
Roain Firm: sales. SIT casks; receipts,
1 111 casks: shipments. Ill casks; stock,
9 239 casks.
Quote B. r. $41; F., $4 1: O TT.
ruling of the spot market.'
to the lowpf 1
At the lowest !
tnat t-'v.uuFnc nas FirenKinenen u j h t , i-- i .
J'?? ' although the wa. a partial rallf near ! iio-,
exeetatlons In some importa
u eekly bank clearings,
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. April 7. Cattle Receipts.
4.500 head: generslly steady; top beef
steers. I9-.10; bulk. $?.25ffS.OO: beef rows
and heifers, mostly $5.2506.50: canners
and cutters, largely $2.3504.36; bulk
bologna bulls. $4.25424.40: with best heavy
sausage bulls, $4.60; veal calves, mostly
$7.5008.00.
Hogs Receipts, 22,000 head: active;
lights, steady; others, mostly Sc to loo
higher than yesterday's average; closed
strong; shippers, bought about 6.000;
holdover, light: top, $10.80; bulk. $10.26
4519.75; piss, stesdy to strong; bulk, de
sirable, 100 to 125 pounders. $10,00 0
1 1.50; some choice strong weights sp to
$10.45. .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 8.600 head;
generally sJeady; top shorn lambs. $13.50;
bulk, $11,0041.1 50; shorn Texas yearlings
and twos, $12 2512.5S.
. - - , iKUDURR inere was a partial rany near : Vranrm
,he cl" on covering. Final quotations I 9,3a"C
ii r ?( S were 3 to 6 points net lower; May, 2.63r sterling
. $0,918,6Sl,00o. (July, 2.72C; September, l.SIc: December, .4 ,
r"L 12.94c.
Marks Close, .0033; Thursday's close,
Close, .0914; Thursday's close,
Close, $4.39: T hursdsy's
Kansas City Prodare.
Xansas C1'. Mo.. April T Egsa But
ler aal Poultry Unchanged.
The market for- refined was unchanged
at 5.26c fo 6.50c for fine granulated, but
the demand was less active. 41
Refined futures were without transac
tions. Closing: May, 5.85c; July, 4. 10c;
September, 6.26c.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. Ajril 7. Potatoes Weak; re
ceipts. 43 cars; lotsl United States ship
ments, 807: Wisconsin sacked round
whites, $1.5001.40 int.; Minnesota sacked
round whites, $1.4001.50 cwt.; Minnesota
sacked early Ohlos sandlsnd, II Onffll.15
cwt.; Idaho Sacked rurala. I1.6O01.6H
cwt; Idaho sacked Rusets, $1.7001.75
cwt
Chicago Stock.
Rangi nf prices of th leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan a, Bryan, 248
Peters Trust building:
Cudahy ,
New York Produce.
New Tork. April 7. Butter Firmer;
creamery, higher than extras. 3S36c;
creamery extras, 36c; firsts, 33034c.
Kegs Irregular.
Cheese Unsettled: stat whole milk
flats, fresh, specials. 1IU019U.C- atal
whole muk twins, fresh specials, 18 c changed.
45
121
7
1
S
19
2
39
102
16
67
67
'-5
New York Poultry.
New Tork, April 7. Poultry Live,
stesdy: fowls. 26&32r. Dressed: Quiet;
prices unchanged. ,
Kansas lily liar.
Kansas City, lo., April 7. Hsy Un-
I r.dison cpm
cont. Motor ......
Eai-1 Motor
Libby
Montgomery-Ward
Nat- Leather
Stewart-Warner ..
Swift ft Co.'.
Swift Int
Union Carbide ...
Wahl
WriRley
V
.114
60 Can Pso deh 4a
1 Cent Oa cons 6s
6 Cent Leather 6s.
6 Cent Fsc 1st 4s
24 Cer de Pasco 8s.
91 Ches ft O cv 4s.
35 Ches ft O cv 5s . . . .
9 C B ft Q gen 4s...
10O (! & K I gen 6s ne.
127 Chi Gt West 4s ...
61 CM SP ref 4s..
47 CM ft SP cv 4S..
1 C ft N W gen 5s
1 C A N W 6s .
1 C ft N AV 7s ...
IS Chi Rail 6
. 31 C R I P gen 4s
13 C R I ft P ref 4s
5 Ch Un Sta 6s
7 Chi ft West Ind 4s. 77
17 Chile Copper 6s.... 86
6 CCO ft SLGM 4s . 80
6 Colo F ft 1 6s ..... 85
4 Colo Indus 5s . ... 76
20 Col ft Sou ref 4s. 87
3 Col O ft K 5s 92
212 Consol Gas 7s ....109 109
2 Corn Prod SF 6s .. 90 90
3 Cu Ca Sug cv 7s.. tit 85
. 2 Cuban . Arricr 8s .-.104 104 104
10 Cub B K 79 102 103 102
2 Del ft Hud cv 6s.. 94 94 94
39 D ft R G ref 6a ... 46 46 46
11 Det Edison 6 102 102 102
1 Dia Match 7s ..107 107 107
11 uu font u w 7a.ioo 104 105
6 Duues Light 6s.... 102
103 Krle gen 4s 49
17 Erio con 4s 64
- 8 Flsk Rubber 8s ...105
3 General Klec 6s ... 99
256 Goody'r Tire 8s 31.100
1 Granby Mining 8s. 92
1 uranu Trunk es
Ot Nor 6s....
89
96
77
61
41
'67
.102 102 102
..107 107 107
.'.106 106 106
.. 80 70 79
.. 82 82 8!
..79 79
114
73
86
80
84
75
87
2
Vat Vark, April 7 Falloatiig I mm.
pi. I l. f l-Msy s trabas' lluli lb
.New talk, ('ura Hand niarkr) up la
I li P- in , anli sies of e.s latu s4
IHa h an. low and last rina,
IK a. rail Haaile,
ra II an lew l
I Alitr.l Pack 4a !J 11 51
I A'lird Pa. kr, 1 ,1 11 i u
Jl Ain.r I, e T ...Is lea
t A lore T a T li St, 11 I'l 11
3 An.rr luu 7 :.. I'; lJ
I Ana, on t u a .... ' t
II Anac.11 l'i ta :l.l"i li' 1aj
J An, Amf ml I'll im'i Nix, ll'
1 Anunur cm is i"; i:
It llaruxlall Is ,...,.l"l l"l ll
i lieih nie-l ! 21. ,,!: 12
II It-ih Sial 7 36..l: l!
I Can Nai lly l.. ia 1" es !"',
I lent Meet 4 ... ,,! Ia Ji
3 Coiuin ilraoit I, ,. 1: 4
S I on T.t a 4 t.
1 i n i s amo t :i.i;, i":-, i:
S Con."! 'Is stall 7a.ll', 1"-', l"t',
S 1'e.ia a Cn 1..I I "4 I
I Helen Stg i 1 .,1014 jal Jn
! ii.Hi.li 11 h Tito 7 .. t' t, t
I ilian.l Trunk S',s l"4 1"'
: uuif tm i ii ii ij
II 1 1, hi, UubiH-r 7s .. 14 t4
7 Humble tul 7 ,.,s s n'
4 It.lerbo.o II T 7.. SS i tt
JM Inter II T sa tl k kl
13 kann Clipper ;..ei 11 !
k Ladcle Ua 7a ... t t
3 l.ibby Alcprtl 7a ., t tV
h Miiiii ft Cu 7a,.l"t l8 oii
1 Nat t'to bill k ..I"! Ji'l 1
JO Nai Leather I ... t ,
5 Phil I'll ,a II 144. t4 94
II Pu ha 'o N J 7..lo4 s Jao
S llobeit Clair 7 ... IS 16 14
S Vears llo 7s :t...toe 1os 1"
71 Hears llo 7 .l...l"" l0 0il
61 S W II T 7 I": 102 103
I Stan nil N V 7 II. 15 es
24 Man nil XT ttt..os "SH ia
6 Sun Oil 7a 100 l"0 1
bl Hairi ac i n 3 :a
Swift at Co 7s SI
S Texas ft Co 7s ..
4 Tn Kdl 7s
24 I'll (Ml Trod la ,
3 Vacuum nil 7s .
3 Warn Sugar 7a 41. 14
1 W'lnrheater 7 .. 11
Am cm nil ta ... 14
13 Can Nat lly Sa. ... tt
I Col Graph ' rtfa.. 31
21 Cons Coal Co Sa.. M
1,1 Del ft Hud t..
5 King 10 i.ig p
14 Marland ....
64 Mo i'sn lly 6 ..
lo Nat Acme 6s ..
3 N T N 14 6s ....
16 No Am Ktl 4s ..
t Nn Ohio I. I' Ss
17 Saka ft Co 7s . .
S Ttilul Usage 7a .
Foreign Honda,
160 Argentine 7s S3... 19 99 91
76 lliisatan 4s ctfa. 21 21 21
1 nusklan SUa 24 24 24
S Swlaa 6a 11 l"l 101
20 City Snissona 6s .. 14 at
inn ciiy F.lherfeld 6s .. 6 S . S
ln
.11 1l, 11
.141 o 102
.11 It IBIS
.104 16 J06
.11 tl 17
oa )n J04
si p.
tlV t
sa
11
k5
t
7
14
19
16
t:t
12
16
.1001.1 1nn InOU
.1U1 411114 mi
IK' '
74
S?
19
17
j;
12
ss
14
t I
r.s 1,
t
7
4
t
4'
11
92
tl's
U N T NH FR 7
117 U S Mexico 4s ..
47
47!i
67
471
Omaha Produce
Furnished by stsls" of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture bureau ot mar
ket ant) marketing:
LIVE POULTRT.
Wholesale Wholeaal
Buying Pr. Belling Pr,
Bt oilers $0.46
Springs $0,220 .24 $0.25ff$0.27
liens, light 21 ft .26 .2.10 .26
Hens, heavy 2240 .2.7 .254ii .27
Cocks W .17 .164 .20
Ducks 20W .21 .260 .30
Greese 100 ,17 .150 .25
Stags 19 .20 .20 .24
PRESSED POULTRT.
Broilers .40
Spring 320 .36
Hen 260 .12
Cocks .200 .23
Ducks ....a 30it .36
Geese 250 .30
Turkeys 26 0 .28
EGGS.
Select 20 .24
No. 1 220 .23
No. 2 200 .23
Cracks , .20
9 V
114
74
86
;bo
85
76
87
92
109
90
86
101 102
48 49
63 63
104 104
98 99
99 100li
92 92
..101 101 101
96 96 96
35 lift
19 Inl
136 Gt Nor 7s 107 107
10 Hud ft Man adj 6s. 80 80
26 111 Cent 6a 100 , 99
333 Int Met 4s. ...... 18 14
673 Int Met 4s Ctfs. 16 13
2033 Int Rap Tr 5s.... 68 61
M M 6s 96 9
Paper rfg 5s.. 84 84
8 Inv Oil 8s 97 96
8 K C Sou 6s....... 87 87
11 K-S'Tlro 8 ..106, 106 106
6 Lack Steel 6s 60... 94 84 84
1 Laclede Gas rfg 6s. 90 90 90
2 L S & M S 4s 28.. 93 93 93
9 I. S & M 8 4s SI... 91 91 9144
8 Lehigh Yal 6s 102 102 102
3 Lig & Myers 6s... 95 15 95
8 L & N un 4s 91 90 90
4S Man Ry 4s tax ex. 65 .6,1
36 MSB con 6s 90 90
10 Marland Oil s wa. 9.1 93
4 Mexican Petrol 8s.. 103 103 103
'29 Mldvale Steel 5s... 87 86 87
1 M ft SL ref 6s .... 80 80 80
15 MSP ft SSM 6a.'.101 101 101
8 M K ft T 1st 4s 77 77 77
160 M K ft T adj 5s ne. 63- 53
- 6 M K & T p 1 6s li. 83 8,1
80 Mo Pao gen 4s 63 6,'i
4 Mont Power 6s ... 94 94
4 Morris 4 Co 4s .. 84 8'
23 Nat Ry Mex 4s.. 35 34
2 Nat Tube 6s 99 99
15 N O T ft M 6s... 67 67
6 N T A B 6s 99 98
66 N T.C deb 6 102 102
2 N T C ool 7s 107 107
5 N T C ft SL deb 4a 84 84
107
80
100
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53
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107
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11 NTNHAH deb 4s 67 47 47 47
28 NTNH&H deb 63 47 72 70 72
24 NV Ry ref 4s ctfs. 34 34 34
40 N T Tel ret 6s 103 102 102
46 N T W ft B 4s. 49 48 48
1 Norf & Sou rfg 5s. 69 . 69 69
18 Norf & West con 4s 87 86 86
31 Norf ft West cv 6s. 108 108 108
2 Nor Pac 3s 62 61 62
18 Nor Pao 4s 85 84 84
207 N P-G N t 6S..J05 104 104
18 N W Bell Tel 7s. .107 107 107
3 Ore ft Cal 1st 5s.. 98 98 98
11 Ore Ry ft N con 4s 74 72 74
3 Ore S L rfg 4s... 91 90 91
12 O 8 I. con 6s 46 tc.100 99 99
7 O-W R K ft N 4s.. 79 79 79
IS Pac G ft E 6s 90 89 89
11 P-M P ft T 7s 97 97 97
18 Pa R It gen 4s. 88 . 8S 88
f si
Kggs, ess count.
per case 0.250 e.it
BUTTER.
Cresmery, prints
Creamery, tub
Country, best 22 0 .24
Country, common .180 .19
Fat, Sta. price... .25
HAT.
Prairi No. 1 upland...
No. 2' upland.
No. S upland
No. 1 midland
No. 2 midland.
No. S midland
No. 1 lowland
.34 .38
.320 .37
.25 0 .30
.200 .22
$11.00012.00
10.00011.00
7.000 8.50
11.00011.60
9.60010.00
7.000 8.60
8.000 $.60
No. 2 lowland 7.000 8.00
20.00021.00
18.00019.00
16.00017.00
12.00014.00
10.00011.00
8.000 S.00
7.00 $.00
31 Pa B. R gen 6s..
19 Pa R, R 6s....
1 Pierce Oil deb 8s.
1 P C C ft 9 L 6s..
4 Reading gen 4s ..
6 Rep 1 ft S 5s
20 R I A ft L 4s...
t 8 L I M & 8 ref 4a 87
97
106
99
94
83
94
80
106 106
99 99
43 SL ft SF p 4s SA.
.1 SL ft SF ad! 6s..
85 SL ft SF inc Cs.
3 S L S W 1st 4s..
23,1 SAL con 6s ....
Sine Oil 7s ...
29 Sou' Pao cv 4s ..
S7 Sou Pac ref 4s .
1.18 Sou Rail gen 4s..
11 Sou Rail 1st 6s..
137 Sou Rail dev 6a
73 So Po Ri Su 7s. .
14 Stan Oil Cal 7s.
10 Steel ft Tube 7s.
48 Third Ave adj 6s
23 Tidewater Oil 6a..l01 101
1 Tob Prod 7s 99 99
2 T S L ft W col 4s ct 69 49
4 U P 1st 4s 91 90
1 U P rfg 4s .... 86 85
13 Union Tank 7s 103 103
94
83
91
80
86
70
79
66
77 '
65
103 103 103
90 90 Sll
86
64
93
97
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106 106 106
97 97 97,
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79
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66
86
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97
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101
99
69
91
96
103
5 United Drug cv Is. 107 106 106
34 U 8 Rubber 5s... 89 88 88
61 U S Steel -5s 102 10 102
4 Utah P ft L 6s 11 91 41
2 Va-Caro Chem 6s. 93 93 93
6 Va Ry 1st 6s 93 93 93
11 Wabash 1st 5s .... 97 97 97
1 West Klee 5s 99 99 99
I West Pscific 6s .. 86 91 64
13 West Union s ..108 10744 108
21 West'houso Klec 7s. 106 10 106
4 W ft I. E ref 4 'is.. 63 42 J
4 Wis Spen Steel 7s.. 94 94 94
21 Wllsoa & Co 7s.. 19 9 99
llnxared.
Duluih, Minn., April
12.50 02.52.
T. Flag seed.
Alfalfa, choice
no. 1 ., .
Standard ....
Nov.
No. 3
Oat straw....
Wheat straw.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bananas, per lb., 708'c.
Oranges: Size 216 and larger, $6.50(r8.60;
si 7.0 250, $7.0008.60; size 288, $7.0008.00;
slzn 324, $7.0O7.75. Lemons, per box,
$6.5007.50. Grapefruit, per crate, $4,260
6.50. Apples: Delicious, according to size
and grade, $3.6004.00; Rome Beauties,
according to size and grade, $2.3502.76;
Black Twig, according to size and grade,
$.1.00: Winesap, $1.7504.00; Arkansas
Blacks, according to size and grade, $2.85
04.00; Ben Davis, according to size and
grade, $2.7604.00; Newton Pippins, ac
cording to size and grade, $2,6003.25.
Strawberries, crates 24 pint boxes, per
crate, $5.00. Figs: 24 pkgs. 8-oz., $2.26;
bulk, per lb 15016c.
Vegetables Pototoes: Nebraska' Early
Ohio No. 1, per cwt., $1.76; Minnesota
white stock No. 1, per cwt., $2.0002.26:
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt., $2.00
02.36; Red Biver Ohlos No. 1, per owt
$1.9002.26; Oregon Netted Gems No. 1,
per cwt., $2.50; Colorado Brown Beauties
No. 1, per cwt., $2.0003.25.' Sweet Pota
toes, per bu $1.7502.50. Celery, per doz.,
75c0$2.OO. Lettuce: Head, per crate,
$6.0006.25; leaf, per doz., 75010c. Onions:
Red. per lb.. 10c: yellow, per lb., 10c;
Texas yellow, per crate, $6.00; Australian
urown, per in., izc. onion Bets, per nu.,
$2.5003.00, Cauliflower, perorate, $2,260
2.60. Cucumber, hot bouse, per doz., $2.75
03.00. Carrots, per lb.. 24c. Tur
nips, per lb., 3Sc Parsnips, per lb.,
303o. Beets., per lb., 303c Cab
bage, new Texas, per lb., S04c. Toma
toes: Per crate. $4.0004.60; per lub, $3.60,
Young Southern Radishes, per doz., 650
75c. Toung Southern Carrots, per doz.,
9Oc0$l.OO. Toung Southern Beets, per
doz., 9Oc0$l.OO. Toung Southern Ontnns,
per aoz., J6j)80c. loung noutnern Tur
nips, per doz., $1.00.. Spinach, per lb.,
11c. Brussells Sprouts, per lb.. 25c. Shal
lots, per doz., 66 076c Green Peppers, per
lb., 30635c. Parsley, per doz. bunches,
45076c.
Nuts Black Walnuts, per lb., So. Eng
lish Walnuts, per lb., 30035c. Brazil
Nuts: large washed, per lb., 16018c; me
dium washed, per lb., 14016c. Pecans,
per lb., 22030c. Almonds, sack lots, rer
lb., 28c. Peanuts: Jumbo, rsw, per lb
9013c; Jumbo, roasted, per lb., 13016c;
No. 1, raw, per lb., 8 9c; No. 1, roasted,
per lb., 12013c.
Honey in combs, per case, m.ou 0O.o.
HIDES AND WOOL,
Beef hleles: Green salted No, 1. ner lb..
606c; green salted No. 2. per lb., 405c;
green hides, No. 1, per lb., 304c; green
hides. No. 2, per lb., 203c; green salted
(old stock), per lb., 203c; green sailed
bull hides. No. 1, per lb.. So; green salted
bull hides. No. z, per id.. ,:c
Horse hides: Large, each,
dlum. each, $2.00; small, each,
and glues, each, 75c0$l.OO.
Sheep pelts: Green salted,
and wool. each. 6Oc0$l.OO;
green salted, aa to, size and wool, each.
5 0 20c. '
Wool: Cholc flno and half-blood, per
lb., 22027c: medium or three-eights-tlood,
per lb., 20023c; low and quorter-blood,
per lb., 17019c; burry wool, per lb $0
12c.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts srs ss
follows: No. 1 ribs, 22c; No. 2 ribs. 21c;
No. 3 ribs, 15c: No. 1 loins, 24c; No. 3
loins, 23c; No. 3 loins, 19c; No. 1 rounds,
Ibc; No. 2 rounds, 15c; No. 3 rounds,
13c; No. 1 chucks. !c; No. 2 chucks.
9c; No. 3 chucks, 8c; No. 1 plates, 6c;
No. 2 plates, 6c: No. 3 plates. 4c
Omaha Bar Market.
Prairie Hsy Receipts of prairie hay a re
light. Demand good with prices little
higher.
Alfalfa. 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. $11.60012.60; No.
2, $10.00011.00; No. 3, $1.0008.60; mid
land prairie No. 1. $10.00011.60; No. 1.
$9.60010.50; No. 3. $7.0008.60; lowland
prairie No. 1, $4.tO0l.6O; No. 1. $7,000
.0ti; alfalfa, choice, $20.00022.00; No. 1,
$18.00020.00: standard, $16.00017.00; No.
2. $12.00014.00; No. $, $10.04011.00;
straw, oat, $8.0001.00: wheat, $7.0608.00.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago. April 7. Butter Steady:
creamery extras. 34c: firsts, 31031c; sec
ons. 210 30c; standards. 31e.
Eggs Lower; receipts, 25.074 esses:
firsts, 22022c; ordinsry firsts. 110
21c: miscellaneous. 22022c; storsg
packed extras. lic; along packed
firsts, 21 j j
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Will Count Erich Von Stroheim
take the place of Kudolph Valentino
in the hearts of the fair girls?
Appearance of the count in "Fool
ish Wives nai disclosed his histron
ic ability. He has really made the
public hate turn. At least, Valentino
has won the hearts of the fair aex
through sheer finesse, tuave manners,
Stroheim atalks forth on the acreen
as a bullet-headed, hideout type of
he-vamp.
Today's Attractions.
Sun "Cardigan."
Rialto Anncs Ayres in "The I.ane
That Hath No Turning" and Huster
Keaton in "Cop."
Strand Norma Talmadge in
"Smilin" Through."
Moon "Cameron of the Royal
Mounted."
Empress "Room ami Hoard."
Muse "Over the Hill."
Grand Harry Carey in "The
Fox."
Hamilton "Tale of Two Worlds."
Carl Laemmlc will not permit his
daughter, Rosabclle, to go on the
screen, but he has accepted a title of
hor selection. Mie choose "The Man
Who Married His Own Wife" for
Frank Mayo's latest picture. "The
Way Back."
The latest selection for the east to
support rnscilla Dean 111 "Under
Two Flags" is Ethel Grey Terry.
ou probably remember that hthel
played opposite Earle Williams in a
number of productions.
Ed Hearn and Hal Coolcv will
support Marie I'revost in C. S. Mon-
tayne's magazine story, "Her Night
of Nights." Production has just start
ed under the direction of Hobart
Henley.
middle stales the number of fan.
was N) and the reportml liabilU ' I
$'),H.Yi,tXK). Failures to lh num-i I
-I Al ..'.I. L-.l.ilili-a .vrrVrlimsl. I .
AT.THE
TH EATERS
THE Swedish Biography
Stockholm will present
company or
its special
motion picture review. "Sight Seeing
ani th Great Winter Sports." at the
Brandels theater today, for two perform- David Belaaco, will sppear at th Branrtels
iiiitlirrii .roprlliicl Pii
ion Ilanlfkt llit.Statmiciit
iy t.'omil roller f Cur
renry
Washington, Ar"l 7. Ouif i'i"
calendar yttr I'i.'l a tmal ol J-
Mate and. private hanks in the
tommy were ctoied, according to
statement hy t'winptroller of I tir
irncy Criisiugrr, lumiturUiug I'1'
failures for the year. .
However, h added. 163 of tbrie
hanks were able to roiifii or other
wi.e li'iniilate their liabilities.
The luihihtirs of the other M
hanks, he reported, aggregated ap
proximately i'to.iMi.faiil. making the
avernge per hank about .'.t,("l.
The aoutlierii groitraphical di
vision, Mr. Criisiugrr declared, was
the must seriomly affected in fe
spri t to the number of bank failures,
the volume ot Hauiiiiira there nring
l.l 1 failures with liabilities totaling
$.7,000,0(10 ill that section.
122 Failures In West.
KU.iraa in ilia urilrrtl slates, lift
continued, numbered 122. and 'bc'i-M
luhiliiies exceeded JIO.OtO.OlKI. In Ji
the middle stairs the number of tail.
tires
ties $'
Iter o
l 1 ClIO mill m-riirrril in til l'ji i
slate. i
There were only five haiiR janures,
in the eastern states, with liabililie"
of $.l.o(HI.(MKI. Mr. Crissinger said,
and four in the New England states,
whose liabilities were $1700,000.
Failures in states in which the de
positora guaranty system is in opera
t ion were: Mississippi, 6; Texas, 3(t
North Dakota. J4; neDrasaa, -i .
Kansas, 11; Oklahoma, 22; Wsihinge
ton, 11. '
The calendar year 1921, Mr. Crisa
singer said, was the third most du4"
astrous vear with respect to th
number of failures of national banks
ti the history of the national banking
system, there hein; 37 national bank
failures with liabilities of $2,5,677,4
.W. The most disastrous year in
this respect was 1893, when 65 fail
ures occurred and the next was 1897,
when there were 38 failures.
Forty ReceivershJps.
There were, he explained, 40 re
cciverships in 1921, but in three case$
the banks were restored to solvency.
and authorized to resume business.
During the life of the national
bankine system from 1863 to Decem
ber 31, 1921, Mr. Crissinger stated,
receivers were appointed tor 63 m
solvent banks, but of this numben
43 were placed in a solvent conditiori
and were authorized to resume busia
ncss, which, he said, reduced the)
number of failures to 594, a fraction
loss than 5 per cent of the total num
ber of national banking associations
chartered.
The records show, he added, that
creditors of all insolvent banks re4
ceived an average of 83.79 per cent
of the banks liabilities to them.
tl
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to present on of th sVaturet. f
the "how, and t not her will t contributed
by Lydell and Alary.
rvid Warfieltl. under thft rtlrectlon nf
anees only, matinee and eveninsr. i n
program constitutes a complete entertain
ment ana present an exclusive, new ana
ruperbly Interesting view of this beauti
ful country and vicinity. Among the
more Important aubjecta are Visby; "Th
Cfty of Rosps and Ruins." the Idland of
Oland; Stockhoid; Tho Winter Sports: the
Province of Skans and a lake trip through
Weatmanland.
With the two performances today Bai
lie Fisher concludes her week's engage
ment at tho Orpheum theater. Bhe and
her well chosen company are appearing
"The Choir UeliPariini. The curtain
this evening is to rise at R o'clock. The
show which opens with the matinee to
morrow la headed by "Holfe's Revue" of
13 people, including dancer, comedians,
vocalists and 'musicians playing wind
and stringed instruments. The organiza
tion includes the,, celebrated cornetist,
Charles E. Kdwards. James C. Morton ia
theater on next Tuesday and Wednenday
for an engagement of three performance,
in "The Return of Peter Grimm." which
was revived last season for the firnt
time since Hi original production tn 1911,
and Its two suhsexfuent tours. The play
Is accounted , the finest that has come
from Mr. Helasco's pen. and "the role of
Peter Grimm is well calculated to ills
closrt the highest qualities of Mr, War
field'a act. The company Murroundlng
the star Includes several players who
took part In the first production nota
ble them being Marie Ilatea, Jnsnh
Hrennsn. John Ralnnolia. Mitrf Reirhnrdt.
.Tohn F. Webber and William Buinr and
thai nlhne mnniliar nf fit V-attl ImWmlsa TJ
Miriam Doyle, (ienrgo Wellington. Richard
Dupont and David Malcom.
Bar Silver. '
New Tork, April 7. Foreign bar silver,
5c.
Mexican dollars. 600.
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