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c-c THE I.F.E: OMAHA. SUNDAY. AriUI t. 1022. LivcStock P-arel! ! Off., I.I t.M.. , , fficiel H-.U(., ( l !. i :i ii i ii .1 .f a i it ii a u in t i 4 411 4 ! Wnr.., urinal Thj.eJl.J , tiffiaial lunar I I I aim. at .. 10 ! H Hi 1.4 4 4I V U l,l te J 44 l ain Ue iaet we "1 Nam 3 w I eeil. l I S ' hi ois Mr t J ' 4'. ! 4. lit I'atlla tt..lpl. I bead 1'altl ' ulu. nnni.hali aleailv Inil.f. Itul ", Inn un aai In inee a ineibal Una a at a run nf suu h... t ini!i In about till. ni.'l.lli-. but lha u.il.a'.l In (at rallle. naval ar Ka.ter, ha len lulu, a i.4 ma marital ha. a HI la .i. un Ilia bum f Ih ifa tin ! lag lu.l shuul .l-l all -a. Yrlin, kifi and tl halt - 'Kill it, aa mm b a I. a higher than a f. whn .lotkei anil I. ..lira aia la . i.i kiahaff fa lha Wee Ou..ln..i.. n rauia: liuwd I rank l-.... i;.l4ui lair In II ik") . ii ovl lt: iMiiiiiii'n in fair ie. 4" t7.0U. ni In I H'Mi arlllif. II ! a; Ian t .n,4 teariu.ge, i frmn. I fair eilin I. tun 7 Hi mail la ehoir (aailara, li miJt 1 lair 14 gnud h.lfar, lil00. hoira I trim ro.. !4UV4,1ai guud ta Choi. a aa. . mol.ll (air 14 iimul cnwa. I- VI ill roiiiin.iit In fair ro. ; St', ..ml la dim. terrier. t;uut.ll: fair In heir freriVis, M.Of l; common la fall leaoVra, !: ;tl d I !.; good In i holr ftfo k- ta. I.:iilltai fair la d torei, i 1 I", tuininu In lair sin. In, f Vf If, 4 1.0; aim heifers, 14 an 0 " i.M-K tiinl. IJUJCrltj, aliiiM ri.lv... till .-eil"; Hal ralvee. In if III Ji liillla, UM; teal ralvo. vio u I bulla, ' eiaaa. ic . J lug a II H"ls Iteraipls. I 104 brail. A (anil da rn a nil waa in avlilarira Iiumi all iiuartrra tiaturtlay anil Ilia inarkfl waa ailtt al an rtan- of bit l0t; l.mht bnaa fe'ilil Irum K.n.VIO U. Hh a lp ri.a of Ml... I luaili ami huuh.r aihia, l Joff H no, ami a rklnar (imlra, i ;.if7a, oilli aiiramr br.tiaa. In T4 :. Hulk i f talaa . Holnli. Trrml of valura haa liarti air a1 1 1 y bulbar all wai-k Hh inial ail van. a f 44inu nvcr la-l fk. Khaap and Lainlia llarniiia. i',t bra ll lamb laluaa hat mini alcmllly ti.Bhar all Krrk nn nin1 ilcnianil Imih ft urn lo.-.l pat'krra ami ahliiura, mini i. ,i(irtra for lha wak la A.'.trauo wiib lha tillk nf w.mlail l.ml.a Krnlay II n al 114 15 :.. wlb lip l.rl. o of lli.7S. .nil aoina . Imli a Iihu.Iv wxlchta audi llur. l- lha i.a!( at llil. on, tnp pi Ira fur lha atinn. i'li.id l.imlia ar inaklnar up a K'iml part nf rai'Mma anil ar ai-IIInK at H.:SI 13 T. hlir.i, lHj aliaailni laml.a iula.1 alraily la atrnnir Quniaiimii an .beep: Kal laml.a. i'.ml ilinli-a, lli.ltf) U.JI.J fair In (..ml. I't ;irll :J; nhaalltla- IhiiiIi. I3 1 4 ; fra.lrr Inmba. IM 101)11 It; rllip.il 1 ml.., tl2.i5tl:i.;r.; .ul l.uul.a, I n nn !.. Tat ycarllns.. t;.nj.s : hravy. .tC la.M; waihcra. t OatalXtO; fat ..-... Iiahl, M0OU4.7.; fat aarta. heavy. ti.OOQI.tt. Omaha Produce rurnl.hffj by alal nf Nel.ra.kn, Ar lartmant of arrlitillura, bureau of mar ket anil niarkailni: LIVE pnri.TRT. Whok'.ala llujlna Tr. nrnllara lo.niiifi in. it Whnlraala Sallln I'r. n. in 'u jo r.s kprlnga -20 ) .:4 Mans, llitht 2Hit Hana, heavy J.Mf .-' lorka lo ft .17 I'ucka ;n ,:i iaaa .liltt .IT -tan luff . m liRESSSED rrifLTRT. Rrnllrra 4. slrlngs liana tj' t'nrka 4j) nucka (f ilet 4i- ?taga .:i .:7 .;5 .so .19 .24 .81 .amy .:6 .28 Qi KOUS. ice iff .si n so. i ., ,...r..., xo.'2 ". .w...,. t'racka 4j .101. Es. ra.a count (per case) .... 6.75 ff. ( BUTTKtt. i -Ctrramery, prtnti f 'lift ."rramery, tub C SiW ., fnuntry, best !! .24 .2SiW Country, common .11 & . .! : .so ' tltittarfat, atation ' prlca .25 9 . HAT. . Prairie No. 1 upland. l!.4n13.n0 So. 3 upland in.004jin.OO , No. 3 upland 17.00 8.00 . Nc 1 midland , ll.OOjf la.OO Vo. 3 midland 6010.0 No. 3 midland 7.00W 00 ... - . i i n.Ain nn .o. luwinr.n .,..,,. n. .... u' i ... v.. No. 3 lowland. 7.0iia 8.00 i Altaira cnoire i.i""n -j.i." NO. 1 19.00S21.00 Standard 1 5 III! 1 7.110 ;.'io, a j 3.i." iy' i ..un So. 3 10.00fflll.00 stt atrattr S.nnji) 9.00 i iVtarat straw 7.00 8.00 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Fruits Banana., per lb., 7H8o. Oranges: Size 216 and larRT, IS.60SH8.SO; ia 7 U0f?8.6f: alia 388, $7.008.0O; .lie 324, $7,0047.78. I,einons. per box, . t i.607.li0. Oraprfrult, par crata, 14.35 . li.AO. Apples: Delirious, according to ataa " and mailt, 13.6004.00: Rome lies ut lea. atDordlng to size and (trade, I2.3;'.2.76; Htac-k Twig, according to sir. and grade. am4 'Wlrrcr. tl.7St34.00: Arkansas . Fllac-ks, nccorJinir lo size and grade, $2.85 19)4.00; Ben Pavie, according to Riza and irrarle. t'l.ln (rh 4.00 : Newton PlDOlnn. ac- -lojdina; to else and grade. $2.sn93.25. ' Strawberries, cratea 24 pint boxes, per ' iM'ate, $5.00. Ktgs: 24 pkgs. 8-oz., $2.25; bulk, per lb., 1516c. Vegetables Potatoes: Nelraska Early Ohio No. 1, per cwt., $1.75; Minnesota white stock No. 1, per cwt., $3.00J3.25; Colorado and Idaho whltea. per cwt., $S.OO 4 -$l.01.25; Oregon Netted Gems No. 1, per cwt., $3.60; Colorado Brown Beauties No. 1. per cwt., $3.0093.36. Sweet Pota toes, per bu.. $1.762.60. Celery, per doz.. lOCf f -.lit'. Xjvtiuuoi nen.i, . ....c, ";iii.006.36: leaf, per do., 7S90c. Onions: lied, per lb.. 10c; yellow, per lb., 10c: t Texaa yellow, per crate, $4.00; Australian brown, per lb., He. Onion Sets, per bu., $2.603.00. Cauliflower, per crate, $3.!5 3 50. Cucumber, hot bouse, per doz., $2.76 ' 3.00. Carrots, per lb.. 2144c. Tur i nips, per lb,, SflHic Parsnips, per lb.. M343)C tleets., per id., j'fl'jjg. -ao-, i.aae. new Texna. per lb.. 3V44r. Toma- . .tfcs: rer crate, ...uuo'..ou; per mo, ..i.o". ' Vhunt Kouthrn Radishes. Per doz.. fiii 76c. Young Southern Carrots, per dnz.. OcG$1.00. Young Southern B.ieta, per do.. 0cJ$1.00. Youna Southern onions, par do.. 764890c. Young Southern. Tur nlpa, per dos., $1.00.. Spinach, per lb., V3 I. Onfmila n., IK 4Rn fihal. V.Wta. per dot., 676o. Green Peppers, per .. lb.. 300360. Parsley, per do, bunches, ,.ail76c. jsiuts Black Walnut, per lb., So. Kng . llsh -Walnuts, per lb., 30436c. Brazil hul nay 1 K 1 ft tf 1 ftn ma. dlum washed, pr lb., 1410c. Pecans, " Per lb., 32 30c. Almonds, sack lots, per lb., 28c. Peanuts: Jumbo, raw, per lb., aaailo. .Tumhn miiU. Dm1 Ih . 13lfl)16c: ;".No. l.'raw, per lb.. 9cj No. 1, roasted. . wi iv., . m tf , . . 1 ' Honey In comb, per caae, $5.0008.00, HIDES AND WOOL. ;., - .. Beef hides: Green salted No. 1, per lb., !teR, areen aaltail No. 2. tier lb.. 45c: . .- V. 1 .1 "Vn 1 rtmv Ih 'Ifl ir Orp.n hldw, No. 3, per lb., 2Sc; green salted (old stock), per lb.. 203c; green salted ! bull hides. No. 1, per lb.. 3c: green salted ? 'bull hides. No. 3. per lb.. 3c Home hides:- Large, each, $2.60; m. , . dtum. each, $2.00; small, ench, $1.60; pony - .nd glues, each, T5c$$1.00. Sheep pens: ureen auea, as 10 eiae -and wool, each, 6bT5c; shearing,-pelta. green salted, aa" to size and wool, each, S10c. v Wool: Choice, fine one-half blood, rer lb., 204?24c; medium and three-eighths a blood, per lb , 184121c: dow and one-fourth blood, per lb 1516c; burry wool, per lb.. SfflOc. Wholesale prices of beef cuts ar as follows: No. 1 ribs, :2c; No. 2 ribs. 21c: . No. 3 ribs, 15c; No. 1 loins. 24c; No. $ i loins. S3c; No. 3 loins. 19c; No. 1 rounds, tfe; No. 3 rounds, 15c; No. 3 robnds, 13Vc: No. 1 chucks, Vic: No. 3 chucks, Jc; No. 3 chucks, 8c: No. 1 plates. 4c; No. 3 plates, 6c: No. 3 platea. 4c St. Joseph Livestock. 5t. Joseph. Mo., April 8. Cattle Re ceipts. ii head; market, nominal; steem. $4.15 68 35: cows and heifers, $4.50 8.75; , calve. $5.508.00. .. Hogs Receipts. 1.800 head; market, I . glno higher; top, $10.25; bulk, $10,100 10.25. , , Shaena-Rerelnta. 1.in head: market. steady; lambs, $15.00ffl5.75; ewes, $9.00 10.00. MlnneapoU lirnln. Minneapolis. April s. Wheat Receipts, ,.124 cars, compared iclth l! car a year .'ago. Cash: No. I northern. $1,5119 , i.S4t: May, $1.4iH: July. $1.33H. . , Corn No. I yellow 50l?5lc. Oata No 8 white, $3e344c Barley 50C43C. - Rye No. 2. 93Vi94Ve. Flai No. 1. 2..V,e2.5H. -' - Kansas Cily 4ain. Tfanaaa CilT. Anril a I'losa. wheat. , - la. $1.13'.; July, $1:12S; September. .4V,. Voi May. 52c; July, 5?c; Sep txnber, 690. Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day Omaha Grain Onuli4, April 4, Pfcripii of lift 25 fan, e corn, 45 nr.; oilier gum, n total, it a taT " t-ft i all kni'lt, ami com patH w ith H4 fr$ U.t cr, iiinidit l tliet ml corn wcrt kttxy, CiO tr t-'j ih (ormrr ind ' ran rf tlif Utter: oilirr srim l.iilit. atiul .iUlnir to4 tin, '! US 1914,1 yrr ". (irjin iintlrli cmcnlly ltl in titard irmlcnry todaiy. bring favor lily inilurnrrd by advene report! fiont KnA4 and N'rbra.La reitard in tc the itrotving u inter vhrit. crop, lie itreiiKth in wbmt wai reflected in a nejJitr tone in corn and oat. Kxport buiineM u i!ow in wlifat; imiir rye and oati sold. A good tfd dccrr.ue lit wheat and corn it eaperted in the visible mpply ttatemcnt Monday. A better demand wa$ in evldrnre in the cth wheat in the Omaha m;irkrt and the o(Terinc4 wont at pine raniiniif from 2iiJc hiKlicr thn yeitcrday. There ua a Rood dcniitnd for corn and iiini4iion were iiiirtMiiced to higher. , Oat old jif't'Jc up. Rye wai Ir up and bar Icy firm and niu-lunged. WHKAT. N. I dark hard: t ear, Ills. S.i. I haul uinter: I car, II ;7; 3 1 car, II 3 iar. II ja. aruii.ilatk No. ! bant wlnier: rare. 1 SI: rar. It :.'i: I iar. i ::. I car t3 par cant lark amullyl. II la. No I hard vir.ier: II rar, Ittli I rar. l 80. St. spring: t-l rar (dark northern), II 31. Nn. 3 mla'd' 1 rar (durum), 11.11. bampla iuis.it: I ar. 11,01, COIl.V V. whll! 1 rar, r.at,r. Nn. I avhiiai 1 car, 10c; 1 rar fapeclal bllilnjl, tni.r. Nc. 3 yellow. 1 car Ithlppars' weight), llr; 14 ii. lie. No. 3 yellow: 4 ran, 10c; 1 rar (ship per weight), lie. Nn. mined. 1 rar (near yellow), l'e. No i ml at d : 1 car, 49ajr; 1 rar Inrar While). ll,. No. 1 mixed: 1 car. 49c; t rar, 4l'a OATH. Nn. I while: 3 car. 33Vc: I rats, 33' Nn. 4 white: 3 rara. 33c. It YE. 2: 3 cars. lie. No. N. 3: 1 rar. 0c; 3 6 car, '4e. Sampla: 1 ear (heating), 14c. PAHI.KV. Nn. I: 1 car, lir; 3-1 rar. 14c. OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Week Year Receipts Today. Ago. Ago. Wheat 35 17 IM Corn 4., 87 33 Hat 8 3.1 4 liv. .. 1 Barley 3 4 Week Tear Shipments Today. Aan. Ago. Wheat 29 47 Corn 83 79 81 Oat 14 II 13 Kya 3 Ilarley 3 .. 3 PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. (Bushel) Tteraipta Today. Wk. Ago, Tr. Ago. 46.000 338. 000 245.000 Tr. Ago. 819,000 668.000 325,000 Wheat 497.000 653.000 Corn 474,nnn Oata 317.000 S3.000 496,000 Wk. Ago. 497.000 384.000 138.000 Shlpmenls Today, Wheat 115,000 Corn 47S,nnn Oat 493,000 EXPORT CLEARANCES. Buahels Today. Year Ago. Wheat nd flour 4l.ooo 404,000 Corn 831.000 376,000 CHICAGO RECEIPTS. Week Year Ago. 24 106 10 224 11 4 Carlots Today, Ago. Wheat 14 Corn 13 10 83 41 71 KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS. Wheat 75 147 Corn 33 61 Oata 8 14 8T. LOUIS RECEIPTS. Wheat 64 85 Corn 87 31 Oata 14 37 121 43 10 NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS. 84 114 38 110 370 199 Minneapolia 124 Duliith 21 Winnipeg ,...360 CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. By Updike Grain Co.. DO. 2627. April I. Art. I Open. I High. I Low. I Close. Yea. Wht. May 1.10 1.33 1.30 1.3214 1.30 l.n 1.32U 1.30', July 1.19 1.20T 1.18 1.20H 1.191, 1.184, 1.20H 1.1144 Sept. 1.12W 1.14 1.12V 1.14V4 1.13 1.124. May 1.0P4 1.0! i 1.01V4 1.02V4 1.01 1.01 i July .33'-, .95 .93 .1414 .93 Corn May .68 .89 .68 .89. ..MS .58 69 .5a July ,S2 .62 .63 .B2 .62 .62U, 62 Se.Qt. .64 .65 .64 .64 .64 Ou t a May .36 .37 .36 .34 .36 37 July .39 .39 .39 .39 .39 39 Sept. .40 .41 .40 .41 .40 .40 Pork May 21.00 21.00 21.00 21.00 20.60 May 10.95 10.97 10.93 10.97 10.90 July 11.20 11.25 11.15 11.35 11.15 May 11.35 11.60 11.35 11.50 11.20 July 10.60 11.80 11.80 10.80 10.66 Chicago Livestock. Chicago, April 8. Cattle Receipts. 500 head; compared with week ago, practical ly steady on all classes except calves, which closed 60c to 75c lower, week' top; yearlings. $9.35: matured steers, $9.25: week's bulk prices on beef steers, $7.3508.40; beef cows and heifers, $5.24 4D6.76; stockers and feeders. $6.3507.35; veal calves, $8.008.75; cannera and cut tors, 33.3SfS3.F5. Hogs Receipts, 1.500 hesd; market ac tive mostly 6e to 3 0o higher than yeater day'a average; soma medium and heavies up more; shippers bought about 1.000; close strong; good clearance; top, $10.85; bulk, $10.36010.80; pigs nominally ateady. SheeD and Lam ha Receiota. 2,600 head: today's receipts practically all packers di rect. Compared with week ago beat handywelght lamb steady to 25o lower; weeks bulk prices on fat wooled lambs. f.15.6016.60; shorn, $13.0013.7a; wooled ewes, $9.00910.00. - Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City, April 8. Cattle Receipts, none. For week: Heavy beef steers, (strong to 25c higher; other and yearlings, 2tfjjr.50o higher; top, 38.50; she Btock most ly, 25c higher; spots, 3550c up; canners and cutters, 1535c higher; bulls, steady to strong; calves, 50$1 higher; stockers, feeders and stock calves. 254?50c higher; stock cows and heifers. 25c higher. Hogs Receipts. 1.000 head: both pack ers and shippora took the offering on an early market: strong to lOo higher; pack ers paid $10.25 and hid $10.30 on choice rio-pound weights: best to shippers at $10.35: bulk mixed loads. $10.00Sf 10.20; top. $10.35; bulk of sales. $9.9010.25; throwout sows and pigs steady to strong. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none. For week: Killing classes generally 25c higher; top wool lambs. $16.00; shorn $14.00. South St. Paul Livestock. South St. Paul. April I. Cattle Re ceipts, 100 head; market compared with week ago, beet steers, weak to 35c low er: butcher she stock, canners and cut ters, about steady; bologna bulls, strong and Blightly higher: butchers cows and heifers, mostly l.006.00; canners and cutters, $2.50$3.5U; bologna bulls, 33.25(9 4.0O. Hogs Receipts. 80O head: market, steady to strong: top, $10.50: better grades mostly $10.1510.50: packing sows, around $9 08 today: good plga. up to $10.50. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 300 head; market compared with a week ago; aheep and lambs, steady to strong. Sioux City lira Stock. Sioux City. Ia April 8. Cattle Re ceipts. 600 head: market ateady compared to week ago: fed ateera and yearlings. I51)25c higher; top. $8.60; fat cows and heifers 16925c higher; top, $7.60; can nera steady: veala $1.00 higher: top, $10 00; feeders ateady: ralvea 11025c higher; bulls steady; feeding cows and heifers steady; atockers 15035c higher. Hogs Receipta, 3.600 head; market !25c higher: butchers, $.90tM0.1S; light lights. $10.26: heavy mixed. $9,509 9 : heavy packer. $. 7569. 25: pig, s-.aca. $7 00; bulk of salea. I9.90S10.16. Sheep Receipts, 250 head; market Heady. Chicago Grain By CHARLES D. MICHAELS llaaaaa, Maw I taa.aw Ml, ,'hit.ii, April 9Uean.h influ ence! 1 1 the whrat nutkrt hate iremingly Item fully discounted by the recent decline. While the em. eminent report wa conmruef a bearish and early pritn generally Mete lower, abort covrring and buy ing by houe with ra.teiu coniirc tmiit made a itrong rally. The fin- uli wi at net gam ol J "'al l-.' on wheat, JUrtiJ-li' on mm, 1 H'ii on nan and J-8(a7-Sc on rye. 1'ricei fluctuated in a moat erratic manner throughout the relc. While liquidation v. a 4 on at time 4, the of fering paitcd into itrout; liamU, The rally which followed ranied valuet up quickly. The wcrL'i cln.c ho wed 1111 gaini of 5-8'tJ Sfc fur wheat, while coane stain held within narrow limit, corn caining 7- I l-.V. oati J-8fffl l-Hc and rye I 3--4(a - J-4c. r.oviaioni allowed a itrong undertone with lard gain ing J.'C'i oOc and thort rib 5)(t?0c. Wheal ttenllmrnt llulll.h, A mora bullish sentiment was nmlr. In anintiaT wheal trader who bad I'M favnrabi" i-rna) rHri front lh anuih Waal. Private i.pnn. auagrsied a, o. rraa. of 3,OsO,0O bu.hai in aupplira on oeaan iaa In lha fa.a nf pioapei pi a or Ids anipments if around 1 1, lo. mm bu.hai fmiieya rnuiinent an lb K an sa, wheat outliiak asa ron.truad aa vary bullish. It waa a fumr in Inducing buying, aa about i.ooo.ooa anrra failed la germinal umil iht spring anil Ih outi om prol Itmaili al. Kaport ilamand abnwvil no aignj of In ersaamg materially. The nulling rail atlll la (low, although outhaelrrti market showed filr etrrngih. wiih elevator In terest at Kna I'liy buying May and selling July around I tani difference. Tha May-July apread hrra wiilennl allghlly. Male of 100,000 buahel wri ma. I to go la atnrs, A broader trade waa nn In roar. grain.. With further wet weather, sirangth In wheat and limit ravcrlng. Pines advanced readily. Tha elo waa firm. epi-lallv an nt Thara war nuinarnu reports rerelvad during tha day, suggeatlng a great rediietion In the oata acreage, du to tha great dalav in aeedlng. I'onie.llo and orl remand la low, rlttenth In other gralna and report nf an port demand had a bulllah eff.it nu and pnraa advanced readily, although Had was nut Inige. I'll Note. F. F. Thompson wired from Oklahoma Ciiy: "From Oklahoma City south lo atala Una wheat spoiled and generally two or thr weeka late. The early sown wheat will make an average crop, hut tha late aown ta certain lo b disappointing, in my opinion, from present indications. North ern Texaa aa far eouih an Dallna and Foil Worth, tha condition la excellent, wlih good normal atand. While at Fort Worth talked with several people who bad been south lo Han Antonio and they tell me the heavy rains and floods have made it neceaaary for replanting "0 per rent nf corn and cotton acreage. Heavy rains over Oklahoma last night and today." Lecount wires Stein-Aiatein from Hays, Kan., aa follows: "Through Ihla territory wheat pros, peels very poor. Here snd thera is a good field, but generally atand Is very thin snd some fields are a tolal loss. All field ar choked with weed. With fa vorable weather. 1 think Ihla territory will make about one-third of a crop. Favorable, clear and warm today." According to I.. L. Winters, foreign grain markets are depressed by the vast amounta of consigned grain. Harrls-Winthrop predict higher prices for deferred wheat deliveries. New York Cotton. New York, April I. Cotton futures eased slightly in early deallnga of to day -short session, dropping 6 to 13 points under last night's close, with week end liquidation Induced by the favorable weather map and the prospects for fairly good weather over Sunday. The market came back quickly, however, and later was about 3 to 6 points net higher, Liver pool Interests and Wall street buying. The forecaat for showers In the eaatern belt tomorrow probably had something to do with creating new support. Tha mar ket situation was unchanged. Spot quiet, 10 points advance, 18.05c for maldllng upland. Southern spot markets: Galveston, 17.60c, 10 points advance; New Orleans, 16.63c, unchanged; Savannah, 17c, un changed; Augusta, 16.88c, unchanged; Memphis, 17c. unchanged; Houston, 17.30c, unchanged; Little Rock, 16.75o, un changed. 81. Louie Livestock. East St. louis, 111., April 8. Cattle Receipts, 100; compared to week ago, beef steers ateady to 35c higher; beef cows, , light yearlings, bulls and veal calvea 15 to 25c higher; atockers and feeders, steady; top steers for week, 18.40; top mixed yearlings. $8.60; bulk price beef steers. ii. 7547. 75; beef cows, $4.75425.76; bologna bulls, $4,250 4.75; veal calves, $8.258.75. Hogs Receipts, 4,500; active 5 to 10s higher; top, $10.86 for 200-pound average; bulk 160 to 230-pounders, $10.6510.75; few strong weights, $10.50 10.56; pigs steady to 15c higher, $9.76 10.50; packer sows strong to 10c higher, $8.859.00. Sheep and Lambs' Receipts, none; com pared to week ago, fat iambs 25 to 50c higher; sheep, SOo higher. Chicago Stock. Range of prices of the leading Chi cago stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan, 341 Petera Trust building: Close Armour a Co., pfd 96 Armour Leather com 12 udahy Edison com 131 Continental Motor 7 Earl Motor 3 Llbby 3 Montgomery-Ward 19 National Leather 2 Plggley Wlggly 39 Stewart-Warner -u Swift ft Co 102 Swift International 18 Union Carbide 68 Wrigley ,...1U3 Turpentine and Husln, Savannah, Ga., April 8. Ttipentlne Firm, 80c; sales. 38 barrels; receipts, 90 barrels; shipments, 8 barrels; stock, 714 barrels. Rosin Firm; sales, 400 casks; receipts, 696 casks; shipments, 775 casks; stock, 69,280 caska. Quote: B. D. E, F, $4.054.2O; G, H, I, $4.074.20; K. $4.18(B'4.35; M, $4.50; N. $5.20; WO, $5.666.60; , WW, $5.755.80. New York General. New York, April 8. Wheat-Spot firmer; No. S red and No. 3 hard, $1.46; No. 1 Manitoba, $1.65, and No. 2 mixed durum, $1.38 o. 1. f. track, New York to arrive. Corn Spot firm; No. 2 yellow and No. 3 white, 76c, and No. 3 mixed 75o c. I. t New York all rail. Oats Spot firm; No. 2 white, 46c. Lard Firm: middlewest, $11.30)1.4S. Other articles unchanged. Chicago Produces. Chicago, April 8. Butter Higher; creamery extras, 34c: firsts. 8133c; seconds. 2930c; standards. 33c. t- VI.. B.n.l,,,. QOQ r, i . A. - CKe. rum. imr.m vn.,-,, firsts. 22c; ordinary firsts. 2121c; miscellaneous, z-Hf-wc; Biornu- iai:neu extras. 25c: storage packed firsts, 24c. Poultry Alive, unchanged. Clearing House Statement. New York, April 8. Tha actual condi tion of the clearing house and securities companies for the week shows that they hold $14,661,950 in excess of legal require ments. This is an Increase of $1,352,593 from last week. London Money. London,' April 8. Bar Silver 33 d per ounce. Money 2'i pef cent Discount Rates Short bills. 2 per cent; 3-month bills, 2 per cent. Kansas City Produce. Kansas City, April 8. Eggs o down; firsts. 20 c. Butter and Poultry Unchanged. Flaxseed. Duluth. Winn., April 8. Flaxseed 13.53 3.55. " Minneapolis Floor. Minneapolis, Minn., April 8. Flour Unchanged. Bran 321.50?23.00. Kansas City Hay. Kansas City, Mo., April I. Hay Un changed. New York Poultry. New York, April 8. Live and dressed poultry, ateady; prices unchanged. New York Prod ore. New York. April I. Butter Firm. Eggs St-ady. tieese LnsetUed. financial By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES. (h Ma Iaa4 M Ir. New Vpik. April An interest mi; wrrk on the tiuk ruhinije clu.cd today with the trend of the live prctedm, i!ai nuiutamed. In both mock and bond nurkcu the day' nan -act urn were rkcrptioually targe Mr a iwn-iuiiir aluriav mar act, and in both the forward move ment ol price continued. Thii wai notably true ol the invcaininit bond market, which ended the week in iu bet torm, with three of the l.th rrty bond issue at new high price. tor tnc week ami f ne lourtn 4 i oat. nig all previous rrcorda, with half a (I. urn foreign government bond, including the Cxecho-blovakian 8 and all the Tinted Kingdom bond at high record priui and with nuiii erotu advance of conaideralile scope among railway ana industrial te ctiritir. I'omparing today' final pricei wiiii tnoc ol a week ago, the n-c in bond m.irket uricri i dtrikiuu. the net gain ranging from 2 to 5 point! in a long li-t ol homli, among w hich are many of the mot ubtantia in the matket. A number of Liberty bond have moved tip 1-2 to I point during the week. The Mock market, a was to be expected alter the lerie of daily advaurci, (.how even larger enhancement oi valuet tor the week Marling Utrong. For Ih first tun during Ih wk Ih foreign e.-hanaa market had a part in Ih upar. iiioiement. An advanr nf lo brought alerling la 1141, a rat not I curbed sine March 1, Ih rnnd day of reaction from ih period' high lavel of $1.44. French rschang waul to 9lc per frann for tha flrat Urn slnr March 1: It ha bean low aa a during tha Intervening period, and 1.24 4o waa lha highcat flgur of Ih eaaon. Whether this mean, that specu lation I now taking a hand In the ex chang market, un lb rhanr nf some thing of impnrtani actually being ac complished al Ih llemm conference, which convenes not week I an liner eating que.! Inn. Thara la at leaat a pcsalblllly that the alala of lha invest ment market and th opportunity which that condition may open to European g.iverntnnnta which will formally assent to tha terms nf tha expert at Genoa, will play a larger part In th dlacuaaion than Lloyd George vagua proposals of "-valuation." How lull th grain trad waa sur prised or excited by Ih depsriment fnvorablo report on Friday afternoon on the condition and prospect nf the grow ing winter wheat crop waa short n by tha ris In the wheat market which occurred today after a moment of un certainty. For the day's lo to 2c ait vain current belief that abandoned acreage will be largo waa on posalbl explanation, but supply and demand for the grain left over from tha harvest of 1921 rrmalna tha outstanding question. New York Stocks Rang of prlree of tha leading atneka furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248 Teters Trust buildinr.' ' RAILROADS. Friday Hlah. Low. Close. Close. A., T. ft S. F. ., . 99 88 88 99 RAO 45 43 46 4:1 Can. raclfio 140 139 140 139 N. Y. Central 88 88 88 88 Ches. ft Ohio.... S.V! 5 66 65 Ot. Northern .... 74 73 74 73 III. Central int I'm J" K. C. Southern.... 28 27 28 27 Lehigh Valley.... S4 63 44 68 Mo. Pacific 24 23 24 23 N. Y. ft N. H.... 21 20 21 21 No. raclfio 77 70 77 76 C. ft N. W 73 72 73 72. Penn. R. R 43 i-1 n Reading 79 73 79 78 C, R. I. ft P 44 43 44 44 So. Pacific 0 88 90 89 So. Railway 24 23 2 23 C, M. ft St. T.... 24 23 24 24 U, P. i:i.li lJD ii Am Car Ftlry ..... 155 Am;-cSaln.o.-y ... 48' .48 48 48 Am. Locomotive-.. 11 3 111 112 115 Baldwin Loco. ..116 113 114 114 Kio.1 7a. 7fi 78 77 Colo. Fuel. Iron.. 32 31 32 31 Crucible 5 83 4 64 Am. Steel Fdry... 88 38 38 38 Lackawanna Steel. 64 63 64 63 Mldvala Steel .... 36 34 35 34 Preaaed Steel Car. 76 76 j; in Republic St I.. Iron 66 64 66 54 Ry. Steel Spring. 99 99 9 1J0 Sloss-Srheffield ' .. 45 44 45 44 Utd. States Steel. 98 97 TH 97 Vanadium 44 43 44 44 COPPERS. Anaconda 62 62 82 62 Am. Smlt, Ref. Co. 67 66 67 67 Cerro Da Tasco . 34 88 34 35 (-hill .' 17 17 17 17 Chlno ............ 28 27 27 27 Green Cananea ... 29 58 29 28 Inspiration 40 40 40 40 Kennecott 30 29 29 29!4 Miami 29 28 29 284 Nevada Con'dated. 15 15 15 15 Ray Con'dated ... 15 15 15 15 Seneca 3' H Utah .." 6 64 64 65 0IL3- Atlantlo Pcterol 20 Oeneral Asphalt ... 6S 65 66 Cosclen 37 36 37 37 Calif. Peterol .... 64 64 64 64 Island Oil Invincible Oil ... 19 18 19 19 Mexi. Peterol ....133 130 132 131 Middle States .... 13 13 13 13 Pacific Oil 64 63 6.!l4 64 Pan-American ... 63 61 62 61 Phillip 9 9 9 9 Pure Oil 83 31 32 31 Royal Dutch 60 60 60 60 Sinclair Oil 26 25 25 2514 Stand Oil. N. .176 173 173 1,4 Texas Co. 44 44 44 44 Union Oil 19 18 19 1 Whit Oil 9i 9 984 9 MOTORS. Chandler 78 '.i 7fi4 76 78 General Motors.... 13 12 12 13 wiiivs-overiana .. s n Plerce-Arrow 20 19 19 20 . White Motor 43 43 43 43 Studebaker 117 116 u m RUBBER AND TIRES. Flsk 17 16 17 16 Goodrich 40 39 39 40 Kelley-Sprlngfield.. 46 46 46 46 Keystone Tlra .... 18 17 17 18 AJax 17 16 16 17 U. S. Rubber 63 63 63 63 INDUSTRIALS. Am. Beet Sugar... 41 41 41 .... A., G. ft W. 1 34 33 33 33 Am. Int. Corp.... 45 45 45 45 Am. Sumatra 33 33 83 33 Am. Telephone. ...121 121 121 121 American Can 47 47 47 48 Central Leather .. 37 37 87 38 Cuba Cano 15 15 16 15 Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 22 22 32 22 Corn Products ....103 103 103 104 Famous Players .. 83 81 83 82 General Electric ..161 161 161 . 162 Gr. North Ore 40 40 40 40 Inter. Harvest ... 95 75 95 97 A H ft L pfd... 69 U S Ind Alcohol.. 47 4 6 74 4 467 Internntlon Pa .. 48 47 47 47 Inter M M pfd 76 76 76' 76 Amer Sug RefN 72..- 72 72 72 Sears-Roebuck ... 76 76 76 76 Stromsberg 61 60 60 61 Tobacco Prod 64 63 64 64 Worthing Pump... 63 63 . 63 62 Wilson Co 41 41 41 41 Westing Eiec 2 61 62 61 American Wool... 89 -88 88 88 MISCELLANEOUS. Amer Cot Oil 25 25 25 25 Amer Ag Chem.. 39 39 39 American Llnaeed. 6 335 35 36 Union Bag pfd 61 61 61 62 Bosch Magneto 46 Brklyn. Rapid Tr. 24 23 2374 21 font, ran ..61 61 61 60 Calif. Packing ... 77 77 77 77 Col. O. ft E S3 82 83 83 Col. Graph 3 3 3 3 United Drug ..... 71 70 70 70 Nat. Enamel .... 37 37 37 37, United Fruit ....146 146 146 146 Lor. Tobacco 151 Phila. Co 39 3 39 3S Pullman 123 123 123 123 Puta Ale. Sugar.. 40 40 40 So. P. R. Sugar 49 Retail Stores ... 48 48 48 4S Superior Steel . . 39 38 38 39 St. L. ft S. F 30 .-,0 30 30 Vs. Car Chem 34 34 34 Total sales. 822.200 shares. Honey Friday close. 4 rer cent. Marks Close, ,0032c; Friday close, .0033e. Francs Close, ,0917c; Friday close, .051 4 c. sterling Close, 14.40; Friday close, tt.39. St. Loins Grain. St. -Louis Mo.. April 8. Wheat May, 1129; July. 11.17. Coin Mav, 57c: July. 41 ',c. UU aiaj, 37Uc; July, 19, c- 1 1 New York Bonds (Th Bit in tre only Omaha newipaper which pubbthca the of ficial clot of tha Niw York Stock Kchania bndi ) Near York. April Tha faui ' rr. oid w-e la ih M ii.eta.t aa. ih liuativ giuup a m.liifiiv tif ihl Mile h. minting la h ihe.i iUoilui.a . n-a in Mm uf 1 heir l-.ue am in iiauvi dralm- 1 ha aiienata nf IHe Huii.te Ma. rul Sldli llul.e 1 a. am I v iliihulril 1 lb liaaauiy affinal inl nriil! all lb r fiMiatiutt of Ina faorial u.neinmenl ma wvuiil M a. b r. 'I.Hl'e naw an... nnuma lur th... I nliu- m. lu l.. IB .ei uml 4a. d -"H'l and ("UmIi I 'I a. la Ih fat. Hat all in tail. d King t.im Ktaus imurattil an III aiii.i nf lrin.li ..then-. Ih dm. and ri far tailing kat ii-.ng la II bal In annuel am waaka TH Haw I'savbn ainiakisa bund aalB.d another paiiu and Matnaa ..,., an, ant I and I Id r.nd laquaal. tif lb I alia-Anierl. an l..uea lb out .tending faiui we II. vans Klaciii l.istHi aad l'or a. I haa galulng I put ma Many dnm.Hn rail vianded piavlous gain nf Ih -k. lodav sluing l.au being oihrrn railway . whiih " I iminl. Sale nf iHimla ipar talus) as iuiniid lll.loo.ova. I a lied at a tea llaml.. tela fin II.Diiai H an l.w flaae I II III II I II 44 II II II II II ion II log. ID I l.lliarly 1. . I Irfnaily 1st 4 . I Liberty !d 4 , It l,lbrty l-l 4',a 674 I.IBerty Id 4 ' llll Liberty Id "a" ) 3 II 10 II II II 44 14 11.31 II II 4 II II II II II II II II 44 1sn 0 100.11 t7 i.u.rriy it 4 Vic lory 3 a, a 4. II 4H .too 0 .luil.13 37 V 11 un y 4S" foreign, Cniernmenl, sitale and Municipal, I i lly Hord.au !.. al 17 1 I'ny i hrl.tlana 1" ll 1" 10 City I'npen 6 ... II 12 11 24 I'll v Lyon s 8 11 17 S 1'ny Marseilles la., 17 17 17 171 I'ltv II H Jun I. ..14 10T, 104 24 I'ltv .uni-h I ....113 1U 1134 l Hunlah Muni s A. 112 113 112 It liept Heine 7 .... 14 14 16V. I I mm Rep 1 13 II II I I ...ill Can $a no. .' loot, lags 24 Imt Kaa Ind la... 14 14 14 34 Fiemli Gov "s..13 102 103 11 French i.ov la ....1" 104 )n 3 Japanaeaa 4 71 71 71 t Japan la. Ia.... 10 10 o 12 King H.lgluin 4s ..101 1o; ln: 3 King Helgium 7s.in 103 1"J lo King peninark 6a.. II 14 l 4 King Italy ia ... 1 King Nnraay aa King Sweden 6a ..111 111 HIS ..100 100 100 ..104 )U3 104 I I Rep I'hlla I 44. Ran l'ruguy as ,.m 1"6 104 3 Mtal Quean 7 ..101 101 !" I Swis I'onfed UKtin.t-I l 23 74 1'KISHaI 6a 21 ..116 114 116 ..107 104 107 .107 107 107 3 I'KGRAVI l 37. ..100 inn" liim, 23 V 8 Hraail la ....107 1" 16 It If S Mexico 4 .... 67 II 11 41 U S Mexico ts .... 14 43 13 Railway and Miscellaneous Bond. 17 Am Ag Ch 7's ...102 lol 101 3 Atner Smelt 6s ... 9" 0" ins, 8 Amer Sugar 6 04 44 7 Amer T ft T col la. 18 17 II 4 Amer T T cv ..114 114 114 1 amir Writ Tap 7s. 82 824 82 1 Armour ft Co 4.. 88 68 18 3 A T A 8 F cv 4s 55 79 79"; 71 I A T ft S F gen 4s.. 87 87i 87 1 At Coa Line 1st 4s. 88 88 86 87i 88 36 25 Atlsn Fruit 7 34 x 3 Atl Refln .. 31 BOO i v 4.. 3 R ft O ref Is .. 7 P ft rt H 4 Re Tel Pa 7a .. 1 Reth Steel ref 6s .104 104 104 81 SI !! 86 16 16 0k"i 9 18 107 107 1H7 94 91 9 J Rkl Ed gen 7s 8D.107H 107 107 73 n n T c ct 7 a.. 81 80 61 4 Can North 6',s ..109 lnn'i loj 3 Can Tac deb 4a 78 77 13 On Leather 6s 97 7 It Cerro d Tasro Is. 116 114 IK'S 75 ('has ft O cv 6a 9014 94 21 f R ft Q ref 6s. . . 16 I! A E I gen 6s ne 14C (It West 4s 79 63 82 66 14 CM ft SP ref 4s. 15 CM ft SP OV 4s. 40 CM PP i-v 5s. . 69 1 C ft N W 6s 107 107 107 26 Chi Rail 6s 81 7H SI 2 ( R T ft P gen 4s.. 82 43 C! R I ft P ref 4s. . 79 6 f! S P M ft O d"b Is 16 13 Chi A West Ind 4s. 78 23 Chil Crp 6s 36 3 Colo Fuel ft T fs. . 85 1 Col ft Sou ref 4s. 87 ' S3 79 96 96 75 76 84 84 SS 85 87 87 111 Conscl Gaa 7a ....110 101 110 86 64 4 Cuba Ca Sug cv 2 Cuban R R 7 1 Pel ft Hud cv 6s 7s 88 .102 102 102 . 94 94 94 . 46 44 46 38 T ft R O ref 5a. 2 Pet Edison 6s ...102 102 102 18 Thipont D N 7 ..106 104 ins ..101 101 101 ..60 49 , 60 ..64 64 64 3 nuques Light 6s 216 Erie gen 4s 6 Krt con 4s 8 Fisk , Rubber 8 7 General Eire 5s ..108 106 106 .. 99 99 99 18 Goody'r Tire 8s 31.100 loo 100 2 Grand Trunk 6a ...101 101 101.4 69 Gt North 1 96 96 96 14 Gt North 7s 18 Hud ft Man ad.1 6s .107 107 107 81 80 80 89 51 llll Cent ref 4s... 1 Illinois Cent 6s. 131 Inter Met 4s . .. 99 18 99 16 15 , 64 95 348 Inter Met 4s ctfs 16 344 Inter R T 6s 65- 33 Inter M M 6 96 27 Inter Pap ref 6s.. 84 2 Kas City Sou 6s..'. 87 si 87 25 K-S Tire Ss 106. 106 106 1 L S ft M S 4s 23., 92 92 92 2 Lehle-h Valley 6a ..102 102 102 7 Lorlllard 6s 95 95 95 E.F.Leland&Co. (Successor War 4 Leland) Stocks Bonds Grain Provisions Small lots given same attention aa large lots. PRIVATE WIRES. We invite inquiries. 1 N. Y. Slock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trad Cmaha Grain Exchange Members 727-30 OMAHA GRAIN EXCHANGE T. N. Rutter, Manager. g in iii Your Increased Taxes Peters Trui Build. ne Peters National Bank OMAHA 1 l4 41 'I 11 II', ir loi' 11 v, 11 41 l 1-1 IS t. Il I lt II II', ' II I IS ! 44 14 tl I l'S 13 44 11 t' l'l' IJ II l-l !' 41 11 'S 11 'l ti .,,, i I ii 1 ii 1 S 11 11 IS lr tS S 4 II 11 I l"S l! I 14 i !" 13 I I a) U ee . , II II I I V V la a- ,.ti. V Can ral I , .,11 V t 1' I I I. li II I. VIMIIII dab al II I NVMtlS a l II II N f III ft I rtfa US I T lei rr ,,s S Y W a H I'. .. I a 4 W-e ia la .. la. I Snr a W aa 1. a . I" ; N..r 'a. 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THE STATE BANK of OMAHA Corner Sixteenth ind Harney Streets The Largest State Bank in Nebraska TOTAL RESOURCES OVER FIVE MILLIONS A Conservative Policy We Owe Nothing for Borrowed Money We Pay 4 Per Cent on Time Depoaits 3 Per Cent on Savings Depoaits All depoaits in this bank are protected by the Depositors' Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska. THE SAFEST PLACE IN NEBRASKA TO DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY W e Invite Your Business OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Albert L. Sckanta, Preeidenl ' J. H. Donnelly, Vic Pre, and Cashier. C. C Murphy. Aaa't Cash. A: A. Nelson, Asa'l Cashier Oacar Keelin D. C. Eldrwetg F. H. Gain Safe Deposit Boxes - - $5.00 and up An Invitation You are cordially invited to visit the new home of "Pays the Claim First" now located, Howard at Eighteenth street Here, you will find facilities for "even better" Insurance and Investment Service than ever before. The same telephone AT L ANTIC 0360 but, Howard, at Eighteenth street. HarryAfoch "PAYS THE CLAIM FIRST" Howard at Eighteenth Street AT. 0360 Insurance Security Bonds Investment Securities ' Your increased taxes are but one of the many fixed ex psnses which you must meet during the year. Why not build up a fund to meet these special expsnses by opening a tavings account and making a deposit every payday. You will recsive in terest while your funds r.ccu mulate. Savings deposits made tomor row receive interest from the 1st of the month. I T.k flud I. .... - lS I 1 II. I I la il I I Liu i- il 4a . I I n..M law . . , lwi ll' N.al lot I , TJ t1 a h-.-t-f 4. . . II I a ial aa I. 11 in. f a I.. m 1 1 i'i. n.ii 1.1 . ., I Waal ratlin, e l il l aal I at.. , I. H a.1 ... l-ln I t I V I. i let l . IIS Hoaa (Heal I II Wiiea t'a IS IS : s .l , l !) IS US .' . l-.S It I i- lS '' 4 .' i. iS N. Y. Curb Bonds N.w Taib '! rili it -r'-i l.i of iaJ KaaaaMliaa aa He Saw V k ' tAnad walkel tip la elaaa. an aia of a i.a.,a aa4 lb k. 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