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C.tlla Rwrlpia. 7.40 hral. Relplt
y- nt fair proportion and lha Quality v(
th offrnnga rather bltr than uual,
ul th mark at ahowdl liltla rhatig. Brl
aarllnga and cheica ahlppmg rattla rukd
taady la atronir. whlla th gaiirral fad
ma alnir to lino lower. Htat hrevra
anid around 0(fl.4. i'ow and half.
ra rra conrrally about atrady. per ha pa
a ahada atronaar on good hftfria. Htock'
aia and feadara wrrt Hi good request at
aieady to atrong prlrca all around.
Quotatlnna on l.'attl )ood to rholr
hravaa. 17.761 II. fair lo good beavra,
IT.ona7.ia; common to fair bmvea. .I0
r?.00: good to iholca jearllnaa, fT.nolf
I Id: fair to gonl yearling. I7.00o;.l0;
roinmnn to fair yearling. 14. loyT.04;
good to choir helf'ra. 17 on 7. 0; fair
to good heifer. 15.607 00: rhok to
prim cow. 14.IS0(.7; good to cholra
row. Ii0i)jil.60; common to fair cow.
I. 1.001. 31; good lo choir feedara. 17.00
f7.7a; fair to good leeiler. 14.1097.00;
ommon lo fair feadera. $i S1.3I: good
to rholra alorkera. 7.!S7.76; fair to
good atorkera. I4.IHI7.I0; common to fair
atoi'kera, 5.75IJ4.M; alork heifer. 14.60
4 00; atork row. I3.a0u.26; atock
ralvea. Ii.00e7.t0; veal ralve. 16.10
II. 00; bulla, ataga. etc.. 13.1097.00.
BFIKF STKER3.
No. Av. I'r.
J7 10l 17
7 733 7 40
V.....13T,t 7 40
34 11 7 7
;n nm II 10
No. Av. Pr.
It M 17 30
31 1014 7 10
a 7
3 1114 00
0 1330 It IS
31 121 t 40
II..
IS..
111!
1'.!
...11SS 30
BTKERS AND HEIFERS
.. 864 ,7 3'
COW3.
..101 t 35 II 1007 S 40
..ui 7S .i i:s oo
..130 15 4 67 60
1IKIFERS.
.. 7 t 60 1040 75
. .45 7 10 4 737 7 35
STOOKER8 AND FEEDERS.
431
7 16 7.
140 7 30
BULLS.
3 60 1.
4 00 1.
t 60
CALVES.
60 4.
00 4.
1..
1..
. no
.1340
.1670
, 404
. 230
,...1330
....1070
8 Tt
4 60
115
150
7 75
10 00
312
10 60
tioaa Rerelota. .70 "head. Trading
in active today at an uneven advance of
1035c; opening aalea wer 10016c higher,
but on active demand th market gained
airength early, with bulk of hoga moving
ua..;. higher. Llaht hoga sold from
SlhiS
10.40, and packing rdej J-"1';",5,'
110.40 to $10.60, with a top prlc ' '
wi'th'xtrme heavlea at .OO0.6O.
of aalea, 110.35 10-60.
No. Av.
Si. .344
40. .337
4. .191
40. .351
M..300
13, .231
Sh. Pr
No. Av.
70. .341
41. .305
vs.. at
58. .316
45. .239
Sh. Pr.
70 $10 10
140 10 30
... . 10 30
... 10 40
... 10 60
30 t SS
... 10 35
380 10 3
... 10 35
... 10 45
... 10 66
rrirp I.cv trivia, " J ' , ' .
war moderat again today and on good
8hep
-Receipt.
i AA tieari KunnlieB
demand rrom local ?"v. . "" "
atrong to 36o higher, moat of th ovnce
being on clipped lamba. Wooled lmba
Mid from $16P60 to $16.75. th. Utter th
top prlc for th day. Clipped lamba,
$13 60613.75, with top price of $13.86.
Sheep were generally 25o
rhoice to-pound we. aelling at ";
One amall lot of aprlng lamba old t
"Quotation on aheep: Fat lamba. good
to choice, $15.35016.75; fat lamba. fair
Jo good $14.75016.36; cllPPd , m?i
$13.75013.85: hearlng lamba $13,760
14.10; reader lamba, $13.OO013.75; cull
Iambi, $10.00012.00; fat I y.arllnga, light,
1?6O013.5O; fat y.rUn. to . :"
10 50 fat wethera, $.OO12.00: fat
fw. ilgh" $$.50010.00; f.t w.a, h.avy,
CLIPPED LAMBS.-
Pr.
$13 86
13 50
17 50
15 76
10 00
No.
237 fed .
23 nativ
SPBINOLAMBa
"fat "lambs.
"'FAT EWES."
45 native
141 fed ..
115 fed ..
Chicago Liveetoek.
Chicago, April 11. Cattle Receipt. 10.
090 head; beet ter and .he atock. mo.t
ly ateadyi pot. on fat cowa, heifer and
yearling, weak: top, beef steere $9.00;
hSlk. 17 2608.16: bulla nd atockera,
eidy; veal calve, weak to 26o lower
Jonalderlni quality: bulk, ve.lera to pack
er $7.0007.60; lighter calve
?.06: .hipper. paid $8.25 to .'
handy weight clvea, beef cowa and heifera
wld largely at $5.160.6O. with cannera
Tnd utt?r.yUrt.ly t Jf"?
bun. caahed moatly t 4.254.40, .
Hoga Recelpta, 19,000 head: ovmtA
ateady to lOo lower; largely lOo to 1 16c
lower than yeatrday'a average; 1 ghter
weight off more: closed glow: ehipper
bought about 1.600: holdover liberal; 1
hogi $110: practical top. $t0:95: very
few over $10.6: bulk. MO.40010.80: Pig
alow weak to lBc lower: dealrable 100 to
ISoTpound pig, moatly. $10.00010 &0. . .
Sheep and Lamb-Receipt. 8.000 head:
jnoatly tady: aom light ahorn lamb,
for Eaater trad aharply higher; wooled
tamb top. $10.25: bulk. $15.50010.25; bulk,
.horn lambs. $13.16011.75: few choic
light loada. $14.00014.60; few head wooled
nana down: shorn. 18.76 down;
.hearing lambs. $15.00.
Ium CMy Uto Stock.
Kansas City, April 11. Cattle Recelpta,
9 000 beef ateera; market ateady to 16c
lower: top heavlea. $8.50: bet mlved
vearlings. $8.36; calvea v5'f
60c lower: beat vealer generally $8,000
$ 50: all other classes mostly stesdy.
Hogs Receipts, 9,000 head; to pack
era and ahtpping; market mostly strong to
tc higher: one load 250. $10.40; packer
too. $10.50: bulk mediume. heavlea and
mixed loada, $10.30010.45; bulk of ealea,
$9 90010.50: atock pig teady, avral
bunche weighty. $10.35.
Sheep Receipt. 6,000 had: mrkt
trong to 100 higher: fall horn Taa
wether. $9 35: fresh shorn. : lrob
generally 10085c higher: top. $15.60; bulk
deairabli weight lot. $11.25011.6; heav
ier offering. $14.75014.90; shorn Texa
lamba, $12.50; few head ' native spring
lambs. $19.00.
8Iodx City Livestock.
Sioux City. !.. April 11. cattle Re
ce.pt. 1.700 head: market ateady; fed
steer and yearling. 7.OO0$.6O: warmed
vp tera and yearling. $5.00 0 7.00: fat
cow and heifera, $4.0007 50; cannera,
$2 5004.00; veala, t5.OO09.OO; feeder.
$5.007.00: clve, $4.6007.75; feeding
cowa and hlfr. $3.5005.75: stocker.
$5 O07.6O
Hog Receipt. 4,60 had: market
tedy, 10c lower: butchtr. $10.10010.36;
llghte. $10.20010.85: heavy mixed. $9,600
i v.. t AA 55: native
r..'tiK0. .tars. $f.7607.O: bulk of
sales. $10.10010.35. .... .
Sheep and Lamba RtceipU. 100 head
uaiktl (tcady. g
; : : : ; : Z . i Doctor Jane E. Bishop,
Market. Financial and Industrial News of the Day mji.
1 . " i r i '
Onuha, April 11.
Only g cm of wheat wrr in.
fpnlc4 in today iiinat ii cart lt
year. Krceipia oi corn ere lo
light at JU cart againt 12 cart U.t
rar and only 1 car of oau ai com
pared with none I it year.
yhipntenti of wheat were only 2i
ran today while thoie of corn were
77 car; oan, 22 can.
AM grain nurketi today were ex
cfrdinalv dull, uheat had a aoine
jwhat lower trend while corn and
I oat were ttrady. Light receipt and
; wet weather being the influence
; for betterment in the latter,
j The demand for ca-h wheat in the
local market wat not active, oetter
grade going at about unchanged
taluM, while ordinary wheat told a
cent lower. A better demand wat in
evidence in the cah corn and the
white and yellow old at price rang
ing from unchanged to 'iC higher.
The mixed, however. wa inclined to
drag and wa quoted ! jc lower. Oat
Mere firm, a car of No. 2 white tell
ing at J6c. which wa I Jr-Jc higher
than yr.tcrday. The No. J white,
however, were unchanged. Rye wat
quoted a unchanged and barley
nominally unchanged.
WHEAT
Ko. I hard winters I car. II ?l.
ha I rd winter! I car. l 37 laml
darttl: I car, II ! Itaml-darkl; I ar,
11.31; t eara. II 8 tahippei waightai:
1 ear. lamutteyl. 11.13 Inear hard I: I car
(amulteyt. 11.33.
No. 1 hard winter: I cr. 51
Rampl hard Winter: I rar. Jit Vf
rant heat damagedt. 7; I tar. (It t pr
emt beal ilamaaedi. I.e.
No. t yellow hard: I tar. II. 33.
CORN.
No. I whin: I rar, l'e.
No. I whit: : rare, U'.e.
No. yallow: 1 rar (ahipper'a welghlal
tJr; 1 tar. i:c; 1 car tapacial billing.
13 Sc.
No. I yellow: 3 car, lie.
No 4 yllo: I car. Mc.
No. I mlted: I car taptclal hillmc),
4'f.; 1 rara, ItC.
No. 4 mud: I car. 4te.
a OATH.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
I white: 1 car. e.
I whit: 3 cara. lie.
'rtk.
3: I car (aperial billing Fj 3.
S: i car. 0c.
4: I car (heavy. 10c; I car, toe.
No alea.
NOIITHWESTKRV MR LOT RKCE1PTS
Week
Ago
141
13
:o
7l
:o
Tear
Ago
151
40
31
341
313
Today
. .too
.. il
,.Ht
Mlnneapolla
Duluth
Total ....
Winnipeg
Wheat .....
Oata
tli
; i6
RECEIPTS AND
OMAHA
SHIPMENTS.
Week Tear
Receipt Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 2' J2
Corn $ 2 'S
Oata
R. ,
Khlpmonte
Wheat 23 4 49
Corn 77 o 33
Oat 33 11 I"
R f
Barley 1
FR1MART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
IRI SHKI .S l
Reclpta
Today. Wk. Ago.
Tr. Ago.
08,000
4.14.000
334.000
Wheat
Corn
iOt.OOO
440,000
Ca?.0O0
510.000
333,000
Oata
361.000
Shlpraenta
Wheat .....
288.000
S70.000
341.000
177.000
43 j.OIIO
99,09
440,000
472,000
Corn
Oata
354.000
CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS
, Week Tear
Today Ago Ago
Wheat : 11 30
Corn 187 331 12
Oat 17 84 51
KANSAS CITT CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Today Ago Ago
Wheat 70 104 135
Corn 3 3 14
Oata 14 2
ST. LOUIS CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Today Ago
Wheat 40 35 .
Corn 60 "5
Oata 34 . 22
Ago
76
49
30
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
Bv!LW.qrlnCo. DO. 5637. Apr,. 11.
Art. I Open. High. Low. I Cloae. Tea.
Wht. I I I
May 1.S3 1.S3K 1.31 1.31H 1.33i
1.33H x 1.31 1.33S
July 1.2m 1.21S 1.19 1.20 131". 4
1.20 1.21
Sept. . .U . 1.16 1.14 1.14 1.16
Ry I ' ', ,14V4
Ma I 1.03 1.03 1.03 J 102 ',41 1.03
1.02
July I .14 .95 ..14 .94l .94
Corn I J I I
May .59 S, .0f .5I .19 .69
.69 .59
July .S .S ,3 .03 .S
.83 ,3
Sept. .(6 . .15 .86 .15
.05
Oata III I '
May .87 .87 .37 .37 .37
. . .37 .
July .40 .40 .40 .40 .40
Sept. .42 .42 .41 .42 , .42
Porlt ! I ' . I 1 I I
May I L. ..,.!.. .....121.00
Lard I I ill
May 11.00 11.00 110.90 (10.90 111.02
JUly 11.27 111.27 111.17 (11.17 1,11.27,
Rib I I I .1
May 10.40 110.40 110.40 10.40 11.4
July 10.06 110.65 110.16 10.6 10.70
St. Louis Livestock.
. Eaat-St.. Loula. 111., April 11. Cattle
Recelpta, 3,600 head: beef ateera, 15c to
85c lower; top ateera, .$8.25 for 1,320
pounders; light yearling and beef cowa.
ateady to 15o lower; bulk yearling. $7,(0
08.00; cowa, $4.7606.76; bulla, ateady;
bulk bologna. $4.2504.50; cannera, easier;
light veal calves, 26c to 10c lower.
Hogs Recelpta, ' 13,000 head; market
opened 10c lower; later market, active,
part of early decline regained; top, $10.85;
bulk 100 to 230-pound average. $10.70
010.80; pig, dull, 26c to 60c lower; pack
er sow, steady; smooth sows, largely
$9.00.
, Sheep and Lamb Recelpta, 1.500 head;
market, ateady: food heavy weighta,
clipped lamba, $13.60; choice native spring
lamba. $32.00; heavy wool ewea, $9.00;
I oed- handy weight, $$60 f
8t. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., April 11. Cattle Re
ceipt, 2.600 hed: yearling. 10015c low-
....... .....Iv ...... Ik .7518.60:
cow and heifera, $4.5001.25; calvea, 16.35
... v .....
lioga KSCetpi. S.uvu neau;
ateady to 60 lower; top, $10.40;
aales. $10.21010.35. '
Sheep Recelpta. 4,000 head:
25040c higher: aheep - atrong;
market
bulk of
lambs,
lamba,
$15.00016.76; ewe. $.2501O.OO., ,
Chicago Ptato. - .
Chicago, April 11. Potatoes Dull; re-
. ..... TTntt.H states ahln
CVIPIB, " v.. ' " , ..... w.... . ' .
menu. 04 car; Mlnne.ota sacked round
white, partly graded, $1.4001.50 cwt.;
Minnesota aacked Early Ohio, sand land,
$1.0001.10 cwt.; Wlsconain aacked round
whltea. $1.6001.00. cwt.; Idaho aacked
Russet, $1.7001.80 cwt; Idaho aokea
Rurala, ii.tuni.ti ewe: new iiucn. h,b,
kt ateady: Florida double-headed barrele
Spaulding Boa so. j. iLngvi..",
$7.6. . .
Turpentine aad Rosin.
Savannah. Oa.. April 11. Turpentine
vir.r,. 7uc: sales. 71 bbla.: receipta. 182
bbls. ; shipment, 127 bbl.; stock, 82
DDI.
Roaln Firm: le. 611 casks; receipta,
175 caaka; shipment, 1,206 caaka; atock.
68.(43 - cask.
Quote B. D. E. F., t4.OS04-.lO: O. H.
I., $4.074, 04.45: K.. $4.1204.2O: M.,
$4.4004.50; N $4.9005.10; Vf. G., $5,500
5.66; WW. $5.7005.80.
Chirac Produce.
Chicago, April 11. Butter Higher:
creamery extra. 35c; first, 31034c;
second. 30031c; atandarda, $4c
Egga Higher: recelpta. 19,118 casea;
flrsta. 23 c; ordinary firsta, 21 022c:
mlscellaneoue. 12 0 23c; storage packed
extra, 25c: storage packed first, 250
2e.
Kaoa City Grmia.
Kansas City. April 11. Wheat May,
11 liu t,,lv. II 1!U. Sentamher. 11.0f,7.
Corn--May. 3c; July. 67c; Septem
ber. 69 c.
t rhtragw ranltry.
rkl... Inpll 11 PA,,ttrvM-1 live loar
i cr; fowl, iet; pnng, ivc; roo.ttr, 11c,
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omsk ee I aaaad Wlr.
Chicago. April II. (irain nurleu
reveret iheir action o( the previout
day. Thev doted with heavy un
dertone. 4het wa 7-a.c lower.
May leading, while corn wa un
changed to I -Hi: higher, oat tin
ehat.ged to 1 He lower and re wat
l- il 5 fk lower,
The absence of outide trade
count heavily aaiin.t the markft
While the bulUhad report of a
marked improvement in the cash de
mand for wheat in the touthwett and
a number of unfavorable crop re
port from Kan .a . at no time were
price higher than the clote of the
previout day except lor the crieiiu
her
Muppart ram innin'v from tnmmiuioa
houora, whuH wars artit n tli iMllih
ld mi Mond lul. whit the Inral
Iradsra, who bought that dev. war free
a.leia, kentim-nt was daridedlf mlted
Trade gr.atly ruriailed bv nor ira
aertu with the el and northe.t, aa
nillla w,r raopnrted offering raah
wheat to ram here That had a da
irran( rr,Ht on the May at lha le.t.
The May-July apread a doan to ll'.r
at the last, asainel US" t lha flnl.h
on Monday, Tlieta arrt 0o,o4 bu.Hrl
fild to go la tor.
Weal her tUg Influener.
Wtt weather and th delay In field
work were the dominating mflurm.ee In
corn and oata. While there wa anm
ailing on tit ailieea In wheat, grain
ahowed tuliborn tiatan- to p'raeure.
An aarly break In mrn brnught onnie cell.
In. iNimtolM' and rtporl demand wa
alow with shipping aalea her of I3.00
buahel con and :.'$ ba-hel oat.
'ali corn gained ouifarr.! with th
tlay No Imrea.a In th roara grain
movement I etpecled until after rorn
planting la out nf th way.
l'roierta' that a large amount nf Pu
lulh ry would b brought tu t'hliaia
for May delivery a.. May contrarta ll to
scattered lUldation early and a derlin.
Whlla there wa fair auppon th ftniah
w-aa around the bo'tom. Kxport demand
low. and 10,000 buahtlo re told to go
to store.
I'll Notes.
Th low rrop report aald: "The Joint
government and state crop report aaye
winter wheal rrop In Iowa had a growing
condition of 9 per rent on April I. com.
pared with 91 per mil of normal a year
go Considering all thlnga th rrnu has
com nut of winter nuartera In unusually
fine condition. Estimated 588.000 arrea
wer seeded to wlnlrr wheat In Iowa
laat fall, compared with I34.O00 In th
fall of 1120"
Ri'nnett'a Kansaa City office wires: "Re.
porta from 12 robin lea in the eastern
third nf the atate Indlrat about 3 per
rent abandoned acreage, with rather poor
condition on the acreage atandlng. rang
ing from 40 to 40 per cent of normal."
Veaael room for 1,000.000 bueltela wheat
or ry waa reported taken Dululh to t'lil
rago. Aa th spring wheat at Duluth la
aelling at n big premium over May here,
and aa there would b little chance of
bringing durum wheat here, the preaump.
lion la that If any grain Is brought here
nit this charter. It would be rye.
Jack-on lirothera had the following
from T, A. Grler, Peoria: "Indiana and
llllnoia both under water and atlll raining.
Farm work must be three to four we,-k
late, espertally for oat aeedlng, and a
large arreage III 'he lowlands probably
be lost for corn this scaeon. Look like
great possibilities for the long side of
July rorn and July and September oata
at thee prlcea."
Mlnneapolla wired that rash wheat was
In alow demand and that the flour de
mand waa the poorest of the year.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by stats of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture bureau of mar
ket nd marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholesale Wholeaal
Ruylng Pr. Selling Pr.
Broilers 0.00i0.45 $0.60fi$o.56
Springs .30 .S .25 .27
Hena, light 310 .36 ,24 .27
Hens, heavy 2349 .26 .25 .28
Cocks .10 .17 .161? .20
Duck .20 .23 .:S .30
Oeea 10 .17 .15 .25
Stag 10 .20 .190 .24
DRESSED POULTRY.
Brollera ..-.... rff 50S9 .60
Springs U 339 .35
Hens .28 ft .33
Cock 20 .23
Duck t& 30 .35
Oeese
Stags
30
0
60 .28
EGGS.
0 ' .24 0 .2
0 22 .21
fli 20ISI .22
Select
No. 1
No. 2
Cracka W
Eggs, case count '
(per case) 0.150 (.45 ...0
BUTTER.
Creamery, prlnta 340 .31
Creamery, tub 320 .37
Country, best 22 .24 .25-5 .30
Country, common .17 0 .19 .200 .25
Butterfat, station
price 260 0
HAT.
Prairie No. 1 upland $12.00013.00
No. 2 upland 10.000 11.00
No. 3 upland $7.00 8.0
W 1 midland 11.00012.00
No. 2 midland 9.6010.uO
No. 3 midland 700 t.00
No. 1 lowland 8.0010.00
No. 1 lowland 7.000 8.00
Alfalfa choice 21. 00023.00
No 1 19.00031.00
Standard 15.00 0 17.00
No.. 3 12.00014.00
No. 3 10.00011.00
Oat straw t.000 t.00
Wheat Btraw 7.000 t.00
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green aalted No. J. Per lb..
60(c; green salted No. 2. per lb., 405c;
green hides. No. 1, per lb., 304c; (reen
hide, No. 2. per lb.. 203c; green aalted
(old atock), par lb., 203c; green salted
bull hide. No. 1, per lb.. So; (reen salted
bull hides. No. 2, per lb.. 2c
Hone hides: Large, each, $2.60; me
dium, .each, $2.00; small, each, 11.50; pony
and g'lues, each, 76c0$l.OO.
Sheep pelts: ureen sal tea, a. to sine
nil wool. each. 50ro75c: shearing, pelts.
green salted, aa to sue and wool, each.
501OC. .
Wool: Choice, fine one-half blood, per
lb., 20 0 24c; medium and three-eighth
blood, per lb., 18021c; dow and one-fourth
blood, per lb., 15010c; burry wool, per
lb., $01Oc. a.
. . FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
Frulta Bananaa. per lb.. 7 08c
Orangea: Sit 216 and larger, $6.5008.60;
sii 250, $7.0008.60; aiz 288, $7.0008.00;
site 324, $7.0007.75. Lemons, per box.
$(.5007.50. Qraperruit, per crate, st.noitr
6 BO. Annlea: Delicious, according to alze
and grade, $3.504.00; Rome Beauties,
according to size ana graae, s.j.n.
Black Twig, according to six and grade,
$3.00; Wtnesap, $1.7504.00;. Arkansas
Black, according to all and grade, $3.85
04.O; Ben Davis, according to aize and
grade, $2.7504.00; Newton Pippins, ac
cording to size and grade, $2.5003.35.
Strawberries, crates 24 pint boxea, per
crate, $5.00. Figs: 24 pkgs. 1-ox., $2.25;
bulk, per lb., 15010c.
Vegetablea Potatoes: Netraska Early
Ohio No. 1, per cwt, $1.75; Minnesota
white stock No. 1, per cwt., $2.0002.25:
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt., $3.00
02.26; Red River Ohio No. 1, per cwt.,
11.90 0 2.25: Oregon Netted Gems No. 1,
per cwt., $2.60: Colorado Brown Beautie
No. 1, per cwt, $3.0002.25. Sweet Pota
toes, per bu.. $1.7502.60. Celery, per doz.,
75c0$2.OO. Lettuce: Head, per crater
$6.0000.25; leaf, per doz., 75 090c. Onion:
Red, per lb., 10c: yellow, per lb., 10c:
Texaa yellow, per crate, $6.00; Australian
brown, per lb., 12c. Onion Set, per bu ,
$36003.00. Cauliflower, per crate, $2,250
2.60. Cucumber, hot house, per doz., $2.76
03.00. Carrote. per lb 24c. Tur
nipa, per lb., $03c. Parsnips, per lb.,
83c Beets., per lb.. 33c Cab
bage, new Texas, per lb.. 3 04c. Toma
ton: Per crate, $4.004.50: per lub, $3.60.
Young Southern Radlahes, per doz., 650
TS. Touna Southern Carrote. per doz..
9Oc0$l.OO. Young Southern Beet, per
doz. 90cll.00. Young Southern Onion,
per doz., 75090c. Young Southern Tur
nip, per aoz.. Sl.utl.. opinauu, icr iu.i
lie Arussells Sprouts, per lb.. 25c. Snal-
lota, per doz.. 65076c Green Peppera, per
lb 30035c rarsiey, per cos. oancnn,
45 0 76c
Kn.a'RIerlf Walnuts, per lb.. Ic Eng
lish Walnuts, per lb., 30 0 35c. Brazil
Nuts: large washed, per lb., 16018c; me
dium washed, per lb.. 14010c. Pecan,
per lb.. 12030c. Almonds, sack lots, per
lo., zsc reanuta: jqiddp, raw, per iu
9013c; Jumbo, roasted, per lb 13016c;
No, l. raw, per id., serve, no. i. roastcu
per lo., 13013c.
Honey In comb., per case, $5.0001.00.
tVholeeal prices of beef cut are as
follows: No. 1 ribs, 22c; No. 2 rib. 21c:
No. X rib. 15c: No. 1 loins. 24c; No. 2
loin. 23c; No. i loin. 19c; No. 1 round.
lfcc; NO. I round, toe; o. s rounas,
ls'c: No. 1 chucks, 9r; No. 2 chucks,
9r; No 3 chucks. Sc; No. 1 Mates, He:
No. t plates, ic; No. 1 plans. 4c
Till' lil'P. nMilli U'FIWFSnAV. APRIL 1. 19,'.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES,
llasaka He) Lwid W lew.
New York. April 11. It uiifht be
aid of today' movement ot liuaii
cial value, a it could not equally
be laid in any week of the recent
tast. that eatli of the three active
braiuhe of the market wa watch
in ir kuinething dittcrctit iroui the
oilier, f oreign exchange m a ap
parently bating it rluiiuatsuiii vu
the day to day procecdinii at Genoa;
the rale today lost part of the pre
ceding advance, poibly because of
the depute which the pretence of
the Kuisian delegate had injected
into the conference. The totk mar
ket wa measuring the probable
nope oi trade revival; it irregular
reaction may have relict led Wall
tlrecf doubt a to whether the re
cent advance had not been "dis
counting the immediate project
pretty rapidly wiih the coat strike a
iaive in urine, The bond market
ha had it eye on the money situa
tion; today' great strength in the
high grade investment tccuritic.
notably Liberty bond wat a natural
rcsoue to the treasurer' announce
ment fixing the rale of J 2 per
rent on the government' new iuc
of short term debt certificate.
This la th lowoat rat fued on the
rt.he.iu-r bill iiir In 3v.0.v
thi montht' lu uf Hrptrmber 4 III',,
wa oflrrrd and ub- fltd ua lha ain
terma. and at thai date. It will ba tr
membered, not only had tiprn market
d'Muunta and m.rrhanta' paper brn
tuinmanding nnly I In lt lr crnl. but
III fliat Liberty loan had Juat been
floated at a 1 pr rent rale. fcven
It th latrr autumn of that )er. aub
aei4urnt taauva tf lh trrtificalr. had
to pay 4 per cant. Th ruling
throughout Hi laat year of th war waa
1 and th rat- thenceforward roe
mi atradlly, along with lb In. resalng
stringency i.f rrrdit. that llue.too.oo one
yar frtlfiratra sold on I'scembcr 17,
192. rarried a rat of per cent.
What the present 3's pr cent rat
l.uai.a aa a aidelight on th money aitu
atlon may be judged from th fact that
lha last of such Issue, a 12 -month, li.aa
ptared early In March, bur 4' per cent,
lb I'rriiuber lesue 4, whtln th one
year loan 4 rrrrnt a dat a July
:. pid i. There cul.i haiUly lie
better trstlmnny to what la expected
In th brat. Informed circles of J lie money
li, ark. 't during the nest six month. The
announcement would hsv been accepted
as a sure forerunner of reduction In th
federal rearrve bank rat, but for the
growing impression that tho bank may
nrw ha adopting the policy practically
of holding iia rat above th open mar
ket. Todny'a street rates for money md
no rraponse to the treasury' announce,
n.ent. which. In fact, wa mad after
I. miner houis: but lb bond market for
shadowed It. eapetlaliy In th rise of th
fourth Liberty 4 per cent nlmve their
prhvlxtia best price. At the diy'a high
eat figure, the price of tin l.trg part
or outstanding L'niled Stale war loana
cum within of I per cent of th usu
Bcriptiort price.
New York Stocks
Rang of prices of th leading stocka.
furnished by Logan ft Bran, 248 Peteia
Trust building:
RAILROADS. .
Mon.
High. Law." Close. Clone.
A T. S. F 98 OS',, 9S. 911
Rait. Ohio 47 46- 46 47
Canadian Pacific. .141 140 140 141
N. Y. Central $ '. M
Cheapeake & Ohio 66". 64 04 65
Gt. Northern 75 T4 74 74
llllnoia Central 107 107 107 107
K. C. Southern.... 2774 27 27 28
I.ehlah Valley R4'i (3s 63 64
Missouri Paciric... 34 :t z
N. Y. or N. H 20 20 20 20
Northern Pacific. 77 77 77 77
O. N. W.. 73 73 73 74
renn. R. R 42 42 42 43
Reading 79 78 78 79
C. P. I. & P 45 44 ,45 45
Southern Pacific. .. n 89 ?o 90
Southern Railway.. 24 23 23 24
C M. fit. P.... 24 24 24 25
Union Pacific 137 137 137 137
STEELS.
Am. Car Kdry. ..160 156 160 156
Allls-Clialmera ... 49 48 48 40
Am. Loco 112 111 113 112
Baldwin Loco. ...117 115 116 116
Both. Steel 80 79 7S 80j
Colo. Fuel & Iron 33 32 32 33
Crucible 66 64 64 65
Am. Steel Fdry... 39 88 38 38
I,sckawanna Steel. 66 54 66 55
Mldvale Steel ... 36 35 36 36
Pressed Steel Car.. 78 77 78 77
Republic Stl. Iron 68 66 67 66
R.v. Steel Springs.. 99 99 99 99
Sloss-Scheftleld .. 40 46 46 46
(ltd. States Steel.. 99 98 98 98
Vanadium 44 43 Va s3 io
COPPERS.
Anaconda 63 52 53 52
Am. Smlt.. Ref. Co 69 58 69 57
Cerro De Pasco ... 36 36 36 36
Chill 18 17 18 17
rhino ...28 28 28 28
Calumet ft Ariz 60
Green Cananra ... 38 38 38 38
Inspiration 42 40 41 40
Kennecott 21 30 30 30
Miami 29 29 20 29
Nevada Con'dated. 15 15 15 15
Ray Con'dated .... 16 15 15 15
Seneca 14 13 13 13
Utah (6 65 66 66
OILS.
Atlantis Peterol... 19 19 19 .....
General Asphalt .. 66 64 66 (4
Cosden 37 36 37 36
Calif Peterol 66 64 55 54
Island Oil
Mex. Peterol 134 130 133 131
Middle State .... 14 13 14 14
Pacific Oil 57 63 67 63
Pan-American .... 65 62 04 62
Phillips 36 86 36 30
Pierce Oil 9 9 9
Pure Oil 33 33 .13 33
Royal Dutch .... 64 61 63 62
Sinclair Oil 26 25 26 25
Std. aOil, N. J. ...176 174 175 173
TexaS Co. 45 44 46 44
Union Oil 19 18 19 18
White Oil 10 9 10 9
MOTORS.
Chandler 78 11 78 77
Gen. Motors 13 12 13 12
Willys-Overland .8 8 8 8
Pierce-Arrow .... 20 20 20 20
White Motor 44 43 43 42
Studebaker 121 117 120 118
' RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flsk 17 16 16 16
Goodrich 40 39 39 39
Kelley-Sprlngfleld 47 46 46 47
Ajax 16 16 16 16
U. 9. Rubber 63 62 63 63
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar... 41 41 41' 41
A, G. & W. I.... 33 33 33 33
Am. Int. Corp.... 46 . 46 . . 46. . 4&ij
Am. Sumatra 33 S 32 32 33
Am. Telephone ...120 120 120 120
Am. Can 60 48 . 49 48
Central Leather... 40 . .39. 39 38
Cuba Cane 1 15 15 15
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 23 21 22 22
Corn Products 104 102 103 103
Famous Plsyers... 83- sz 82 S3tt
Gen. Electrlo ....162 162 162 161
Gt. No. Ore 44 42 44 42
Inter Harvester... 96 96 96 96
Am. H. & L. pfd.. 70 69 70 69
U. S. I. Alcohol.. 46 46 46 46
Inter. Paper .... 48 47 48 47
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 79 78 78 79
Am. Sugar Ref... 72 71 72 72
Slrom.herr 68 'i 53 58 63
Tob. Products 63 63 63 63
Worth. Pump .... 63 bi'm oil "
West. Elec 63 62 62 63
Amer. Woolen ... 89 88 88 89
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am, Cotton Oil... 27 26 26 28
Am. Agrl. Chem.. 40 40 40 4
Am. Linseed 35 S4 34 3
Union Bag fd... 62 62 62 62
Bosch Magneto... 68 45 48 4o
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 23 22 22 23
Continental Can... 67 (4 66 64
California Packing 77 76 77 77
Col. G. ft Electric. 85 84 84 84
Columbia Graph... 3 .3 3 3
TTnl.arf Tlrna....- Il
Nat. Enamel 36 36 36 36
United Fruit 3 i i "-
Lorlllard Tobacco.,150 150 160 161
National t,ead 91 91 91 92
Philadelphia Co... 39 39 39 39
Pullman 123 122 123 124
Punta Alegre Sgar 4tt 48 38 39
S. P. R. Sugar.... 49 49 49
Retail Stores 48 47 48 47
Superior Steel 38 38 3 38
St. L. & S. F 30 30 S0 30
Virginia Car Chem 35 85 35 15
Total aales, 1,418,(00.
Money Close, 4 per cent; Monday'a
Clos. 4 per cent.
Marks Close. .0036; Monday close.
.0054.
Franca Close, .0917; , Monday' cloee.
.0917.
Sterling Close, $1.41; Monday'a close,
New York Bonds
(The Be it the only Omaha
newspaper which publuhat the ofa
ricial cIom of the New York Stock
exchange bond)
Nsay Turk. April II. N'aiiiha far
th tarts adnieg af u $.
.r t r.al piao.ai af t'atarl a
by ) Ainerb banking adi.l
tli iMal ao'arlhy uelupne,t I I.
da a Kwa) ma' bet,
Th a.naral !ul ronllnuad I Mm bat
irrrguUr manner. ts ievnt apatd cir.
under aiiii.uiua ut lh furta.r d.maud fur
tall Ota l a. fit IMUr of lsl rhf-
if. in. lU'ling eo.tial af lb didn't
tn.l.iue uf th roanirv m4
Mum fur lha er
Liberty Iuuh wat un.rrtsltl. clewing
I mlted rltangr but nl btJ lh ,
swosid 4 and (ouith I1, a, b4 trndd
In new faruida, Nttengtli of tibai a
I'regu dd'4 I lh lrant gam in
i r,ha.t.ital.ian and mproma a
haw py Msicaa go. amine"' and
thinrsa ratlaay . total salt (par
alur, ggrrgatd 117 lot,
(Had male rwds.
Kate (in $l. High. Itw. I'las.
Sit l.iueny 3a..,. .9ll 9 :J M.ll
I l.ipariy 2d la..., l !4 99 :
2) Litwuy t I',,. 44 tli
9.-4 Liberty 74 IS.. 93 24 99 14
111 Liberty d 4'.",. 911 . 9.e
I in l.itwrty 4'h 4'. 95 II
II Vi.n.ry 4 ,,..I41 0.3 ll
4J: V l. loiy J., ... .10 11 10 4 100.1
foralgaj (tariwtrtil, IMal and Maalrlpal,
I Argentine 7 91 '
14 I lllnra llavt Ry I 65 5 11
17 I'lty lirrgeti ...,ll !" II
If I'lty Hern la Jl: 111 112
II fity liordrau. (.. "S "
$ City l hn.tlania ta ll It II
11 City lopanhag 2 ! :
Si i'lty l.on .7
17 I'lty Mraiira a. 11 .7 ' '
11 City It io d Jan ts.lM'i 11 14
t I'lty fan I'aulo I. 14 !"' 15
I I'lty Tokio la 73 72 71
1 City Zurich 111 111 II.",
I'anl.h Mun la A. .113 III IU
97 I i.t Heine 7s I4'
It l-o fan 4 nt :t.ll !" I
21 lit Can it 31 91
!! hutch K Ind (a 47 94 '
: l liutrb M lnd (a 13. 91 tl 94
141 French Republic la,lflS 10a o
111 French Repub 7',.o:' lo- 10J
21 Japanea 1st 4. 9" 9 90
I.I J a pane. la 7 76 71V
1 Kgdin or Relg. 7 101 17 ul
12 King of Itelg I. ...lot :,
III Kingdm of Den. .. 99 91 91
I King of Italy l. 94 9 9t
4t Kgd of N'th'lands (a 91 91 94
4 Kgm of Norway is. 111 111 111
10 Kgd of Sweden a.oot loot, )n
213 I'arla-l.yona.Med I 3S 3 13
14 Rep of Chll la 4.10( 14 lo
7 Krp of Culia 6a 04. 90 90 90
10 Itep of Vruguay la. lost, o 104
I 8 til wu- n land 7a. 101 101 ns
13 R of Que'n'land (a. 107 J0 A
7 K of Rir Or do Hull. 104 08', 101
3t Swiss Confrd l....!H 115 116
95 I'K of OnAta 22.10 107 107
103 CK elUHa 6 29.l8 101 101
1.11 I K oniM a 27.100 100 100
30 V H ut llraxil ta...I07 1"6 104
74 V 8 or Mexico 6s.. (4 3 (4
01 U 6 of Mexico 4a... 17 67 17
Hallway and Mlscellaneoue Bond.
AJsx Rubber 1 100 100 14 0
11 Am Ar Ch 7,..102 102 102
2 Am Cotton Oil U... 13 55 86
8 Am Smlt 6 90 90't 90
127 Am Sugar 98 98 91
8 Ant T ai T cv 6s. .114 114 114
I I Tin T T col Ir 6a 97 97 97
Am Writ Paper 7a 83 13 81
9 Armour & Co 4a. 88 88 6
S3 A T Ac S F gen 4. 87 87 87
I A T c 8 I' adj 4a.. 82 82 81
10 Atl C L 1st con 4s 88 88 18
1 Atl Rrf 6a 106 104 06
60 H At O 6 98 98 98
23 R A t CV 4..... 81 81 81
9 Hell Tel of Pa 7s.. 108 107 107
24 Iteth Stl p m ts.. 91 90 91
I Ilraden Cop (s 96 96 9(
27 Hkln Kdi gen 7 n.107 107 107
H R T 7s ctf Btpd. 80 80 80
1 t'al O A E 6s 95 96 9a
4 Can Nor 6a 110 10 110
295 Can Pac deb 4s... 78 77 78
t7 Cent of Ga 6s 99 98 98
1 Cent Leather 5s... 97 97 97
I Cent N Eng ,4a... 60 60 60
10 Cent I'ao gtd 4s.. 84 84 84
72 t'erro de Pasco 8s. 115 114 114
(I (lies A O cv 6a... 90 90 90
15 Ches & O cv 4a.. 86 80 8(
47 C B ft Q ref 6a A. 96 96 96
236 Chi & East III 6a... 79 78 79
30 Chi Gt West 4... 63 63 63
24 C M & S P cv 4a 68 67 67
46 C M ft S P ref 4a (3 . 61 61
2 Chl & North 7. ..106 106 J06
8 Chi Rys 6s 80 80 80
131 C R I P ref 4s... 79 79 79
B Chile Copper 7s. ..101 101 101
30 Chile Copper 6s... 86 86 80
3 Col ft Sou ref 4a. 85 85 86
12 Col Ga & Elec 5s. 93 92 93
IB Con C of Md 6s... 88 88 88
(5 Con 8 7s 110 109 10
26 Cuba C Sug deb 8s 86 85 85
10 Cuba C Sug deb 7 85 85 . Xf
21 Cuba R R 7 A. .103 102 105
1 Cuban Am Sug S..104 104114 104
2 Del ft Hud cv 5s.. 95 95 95
3S D ft R a Imp 6s.. 81 81 81
10 D M ft F D 4 49 48 49
4 Detroit Edi ref 6s. 102 102 102
8 Detroit U Rya 4 79 78 79
1 Dlam Match 75s. .107 107 107
t Dtst Sec. 6a........ 46 40 46
10 D P de Ncm 7s.l05 104 104
7 Imquesne L 6s... .102 101 101
24 Erie gen 4a 61 60 61
47 Erie pr lien 4s.... 64 63 (3
' 5 Fisk Rubber 8s. ...105 104 104
66 Fram Ind dev 7s. 99 99 .99
16 Gal H ft H 6s.... 87 87 87
6 Gen Elec deb 6a.. 99 97 99
378 otlodyear T 8a 31.10.1 101 102
40 Goodyear T 8a 41. .115 115 116
8 O T Ry of Can 7a. 110 110 110
73 G T Ry of Can 6s. 102 101 102
123 Gt Nor 7s A 107 107 107
96 tit Nor 5a B 96 96 96
30 Hud & Man ref 5a 111 81 81
14 H ft M adj Inc 5s. (8 57 68
16 III Central 6..., 99 99 99
3 Illl Central ref 4a. 30 30 30
3 III Steel deb 4a..lO0 99 100
29 Inter Met'p'tan 4a 18 17 17
73 In Met'tan 4. ctfa 16 16 16
281 In Rap Tran ref 6s 66 65 66
33 In Merc Mar a f 6s. 96 96 96
31 In Paper ref 6a B 84 84 84
3 Invincible Oil 8s... 96 96 16
' 1 Iowa Cent ref 4s... 47 46 46
9 K C Ft 3 ft M 4a 78U 78 78
20 K C South'n 5s 88 87 87
46 Kelly-Spr'gf'ld T 8..107 106 106
9 Lacka Stl 6s 23.... 99 99 99
( I. Gas of St L 1st 5s 90 90 90
14 L S ft M S deb 4s 28 93 92 92
31 L S ft M S deb 4. 81 93 91 92
7 Lehigh Valley 6... 102 102 102
32 L ft N ref 6s 102 10,2 102
2 L ft N unified 4a... 91 91 91
II Mkt St Ry con 5s.. 90 90 90
25 Marland Oil 8s.... 104 104 104
1 Mich St Tel 1st 5s. 97 97 97
10 Mldvale stl cv 5s... 87 86 86
31 M ft S L ref 5s... 49 46 48
8 MSP&SSM (s ...101 101 101
84 MKftT n pr 1 6a A 83 82 83
,228 MKftT n adj 6 A 64 53 53
113 M K ft T 1st 4s.,. 77 77 77
214 Mo Pac gen 4s..,. 64 64 64
16 Mont Power 5s A. 95 94 95
1 Morris ft Co 4s.. 84 84 84
10 National Tube 6s.. 100 99 100
113 N O T ft M tnc 6s. 68 68 68
26 N Y Cent col 7s. ..107 106 106
33 N T Cent deb 6s.. 103 102 101
10 N T Cent con 4s.. 80 80 80
2 N Y C ft S L deb 4s 85 85 86
- 31 N T Edl ref 6..110 110 110
26 N Haven cv 63 48. 72 72 72
11 N Haven deb 4 57. 47 46 47
27 N Y Rya ref 4a ctf 25 . 35 35
3 N T Tel deb 6s 49.103 103 103
19 N T Tel ref 6s 41.103 102 102
9 N Y Vf ft B 4.. 60 49 60
9 Norf ft S 5 A... 69 68 68 I
8 Norf ft West cv 6s. 108 108 108
10 Norf ft Wes con 4s. 86 86 86
2 Nor Pac pr lien 4s. 85 86 85
1S7 N P-G N Jt 68..104 104 104
30 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 107 107 107
2 Ore ft Cal 1st 5.. 98 97- 97
28 O S L gtd 6s Ctfs.100 100 100
46 O S L ref 4s 91 90 91
21 O-W R R ft Nav 4s 80 79 80
5 Otis Steel 8a A 102 101 102
14 Pac Gas ft El 6s.. 90 89 89
6 Pckd Mot Car 8s. 102 102 102
43 Pa R R 6s 107 107 107
43 Pa R R gen 6s 98 97 98
3 Pa R R gen 4s... 88 88 88
4 Pere Mar ref '6s.... 96 94 95
17 Peoria ft East inc 4s 32 31 32
4 P C C St L 5s A... 95 ' 95 95
1 Prod ft Ref 8a.... 102 102 102
11 Reading gen 4s 84 84 84
4 R Gd ft W 1st 4s.. 78 78 78
6 R Isl Ark ft La 4s 80 80 80
St L I Mt ft S ref 4s 80 80 80
41 St L & 8 F adj 6s 80 79 79
99 St L ft S F inc 6s.. 69 68 69
37 Stl.ftSF pr lien 4sA 71 70 71
11 StPftKCShLlne 4s 79 79 79
129 Sea Air Line con 6s 69 58 59
62 Sea Air Line adj 6s. 27 25 26
03 Sea Air Line ref 4s. 45 41 45
70 Sharon Stl Hoop 8sA 99 99 99
32 Sin OH cv 7.. ..103 103 103
New York Poultry. .
New- York, April 11. Poultry Live,
steady: chickens, 20042c; fowla. 37040c:
turkeys. 25030c; dressed ateady; prices
unchanged.
Kansaa City Hay.
Kansaa City. April 11. Hay Strong
to $1.60 higher; choice alfalfa, $12,000
13.60; others, unchanged
Kanaaa. City r rod nee.
Kansas City. April 11. Egg c
higher: firsts. 21c.
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Kw Trk, April II Many atr.irg tf.
tuie wrr Included In lh Hading on
lh Nw Talk lutb srhn to., A
nuinbr of stark wr tiiiib'd at nw
high rarord and lh vnluin uf bu.iiir.s
hoaed a t.mnuunrrd liter In nrrly
all tha leading groupa.
M"-l atlnllun was devoted lo th ma
tar stork bet U a of th Vlgoruu butlllg
and aharp ad once in laaur of that group
on lha New York tthan. and lh trad
ing vn both board aoemed la hav lh
aain Incrnlltea. Hihi Mutur Truck wl
on of lh atrangrel fealurra on lh curb
mark!, moving up la abov Si. and mak
ing a new high record. Thar wa tig
oroua buying of Durant Motor of Del,
war, lh original corporation otganlard
by th lurmer head of lh General llutora
company, which ranged (roin 31 lo 37
during lh first half of lh day. Th
Indiana ahares wer traded In at ll't to
Ii. tiardner Motor ranard front 15 to
I and I'arkard Motor advanced from '
to I Goodrich Tlr aold ( II to I J1.
Tobacco stocka wera firmly held. Brit-lah-American
Tobarro Balling at 14 and
I htlllp-Morris at 13. Oten Aldrn Coal
wa another atrong feature, moving up
from I to 47, and making new high
record, Kouthgrn Coal and Iron suld at
I 1-14 and 1. bwlft International, after
selling at 11, moved up to 2, while
l.ibhy. McNeil ft l.ibby ranged from 3
to 1. Juliu Kayeer aold at US and
38. There waa a fair amount of bual
nans in Inter-Continental Rubber l t
t
Mom of 'he petroleum atocka showed
Btrength. Mexican aeaboard moved up
abov I pointa on heavy trading. Cltlra
Sal Mr was prominent, adtanclng to 208,
a new high for th year. Mexico oil
ranged from S'a lo 4',. Klrby I'etro
leutn waa aieady Jt 23. Standard Oil of
Indiana ranged from (1 to .
Mining atocka wor generally strong.
Alpha mlnra making a further advance
following advice about development work.
New Tork. April 1. Tranaactlona on
lh New York curb bond market today
wer aa follow:
Domestic Bond.
Sale (In ll.ouo.i High. Low. ! :13pm
1 Allied Parker (a... 72 72 72
1 Allied Packer fie ct 66 66 66
23 Ant Cot oil ...... 94 96
11 Am L ft T 107 107 107",
54 Am T ft T (s 22. ..100 100 100
1 An T I T 11 24.. .101 im 1M
1 Anaconda Copper 6a 99 99 99
20 Anaconda Cop 7a 29.103 103 1031,
8 Anglo. Am oil 7 ',8.103 103 103
10 Armour ft Co "....103 103', ioji,
3 RamailBll 8a 108 103 ins n
20 Beth Steel 7 23. .102 1; 19:
Is Beth Steel 7 35. .inj', 102 192
t Can I'ac 6s 101 101 1 n 1 is
2 Cent Steel 8a 102 101 lOPj
1 (It lea Serv 7a C... 86 86 86
15 Col Graph 8s 42 40 41
7 Cona (oal 6a 88 88 8
2 Cona Ga 7s 101 ir1 lop,
1 Cona O of Bal 7a.. 103 103 103
6 Cona Textile 8s 96 95 9,"i
19 Cop Ex Assn 8a 2 4. 1 03 ', 103 103
5 Cop Kx Asn 8s 26.104 104 104
17 Heera ft Co 7.. .101 100 101
9 Goodrich Tire 7s.. 9 0 9
114 Int R T 8b 22 82 81 81
0 Jul Kayser 7a W 1.100 ino loot,
43 Kennecott Cop 7s.. 103 lo:;, 103
6 Lib McN ft Lib 7. 99 99 M
1 Manitoba 7s 95 95 95
14 Marland ref 7a... 96 96 96
27 Nat Acme 7a.... 97 96 97
10 Nat C ft S 8s 103 103 103
.1 Nat Leather 8a 100 100 10m,
10 N T N H & H 4s.. 82 82 82
15 Phil Co s 44 97 96 97
1 Phil El (a 101 101 101
6 Philip. Pet 7 31.108 108 m
t P fl (1 of N J 7s. .100 100 100
12 Robert Galr 7a.... 96 96 96
20 Sears Roe 7s 22... 100 100 100
21 Scare Roe 7a 23. ... 1 ni 14 100 101
23 Shawsh-en 7s ....103 103 103
4 Skelly Oil 7".... 103 103 103
1 Solvay ft ere 8s. ..104 104 104
56 S B T 7a 102 102 102
? S O of N Y 7s 25.104 104 104
1 S O N Y 7 26 105 105 105
3 8 O N Y 7s 29 106 106 106
3 S O N Y 7s 30 107 106 107
3 S O N T 7s 3K. ..108 108 106
(SONY 6S....103 106 106
3 Swift ft Co 7s 25.. 101 101 101
10 Swift ft Co 7s 31.. 103 102 103
39 Texaa Co 7a 101 101 101
10 Tidal Osage 7a.... 101 101 101
1 I'n Oil Prod 8a.... 101 101 ' 101
1 Un Rya Hav 7s,.103 103 103
7 Vacuum Oil 7s.... 108 106 106
43 Warn Sug 7s 41... 99 98 98",
30 Weatern Elec 7s... 108 108 108
2 Winch 7s 23. t... 100 100 100
4 Char Iron 8s 98 98 98
3 Del ft Hud 6s.... 92 98 98
2 Int Or Nor 6s.... 67 67 67
10 Kane Gas ft El (s. 96 96 9T.
179 Mo Pac Ry 6s 99, 99 99
11 N Y N H 7s. 84 83 84
. 11 Nor Am Edison 6s. 92 93 92
8 No Ohio Land P 6s. 96 96 96
7 Sak. ft Co. 7a 100 100 100
Foreign Bond.
29 Argentine 7a 23.... 99 99 99
13 Russian (s ctfs.. 23 22 22
1 Russian 6a 26 26 26
(5 City Elber 6s 6 6 6
268 NYNH Tr 7 (7 67 67
10 Nor Ger Lloyd 4s 6 6 6
143 U S Mex 4s 48 47 47
10 Mex Gov 6s 19 19 19
10 Mex Gov 3s 13 13 13
New York Cotton. '
New York, April 11. Stagnation and
the narrowest of price movements marked
today's cotton market. An opening bulge
of 3 to 9 points led to increased offer
ings, but an early reaction carried the
market back to last night' level. In a
few caaea It went slightly below. Sup
port cam from Wall street Interest, and
Liverpool brokers. Pressure waa largely
from southern wire and spot houses.
Sentiment was mixed. Business In the aft
ernoon .was mostly local evening up. The
close wa. the narrowest in Borne time,
with July and December unchanged and
other months six points net lower to lc
higher.
Spot coffee wa. rjulct. unchanged, 17.90c
tor middling upland. Southern spot mar
ket, wore: Galveston. 17.30c, unchanged;
New Orleans, 16.60c, 13 pointa decline;
SavAnnah, l7.00c, unchanged; Augusta.
16.75c,- unchanged; Memphis, 17.00c, un
changed: Houston, 17.15c, unchanged; Lit
tle Rock, 16.75c, unchanged.
Chicago Stocks,
Range of prlcea of the leading Chicago
stocka furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 248
Peters Trust building: ,
Armour ft Co. pfd 90
Armour Leather com 12
Edison com, 132
Cont, Motor 8
Nut. Leather, new.. JO
Plggley Wiggly 43
Stewart-Warner 40
Swift & Co , 102
Swift Int ...... 20
Union Carbide 68
Wahl 67
Wrs'eT .'!ll!io3
Minneapolis Urain.
Minneapolis, Minn., April 11. Wheat
Receiptg100 cara, compared with 165 cara
a year ago. Cash: No. 1 northern. $1.61
01.64; May, $1.42; July. $1.33.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 61I&62C.
Oats No. 3 white, 3334c.
Barley 49 j62c. w
Rye No. 2. 9309jPc.
Flax No. 1, $2.(202.66.
New York Dry goods.
New York. April 11. Fancy wool goods
were in unuaual demand today with higher
pricea. Cotton goods were lower. Silk
and cotton inquiries ahowed mixed ten
dencies. Raw silks were unattractive.
Clothing prices were still steadily falling.
A good fall aeason for rugs waa pre
dicted. New York Produce.
New York. April 11. Butter Strong;
creamery, higher than extras, 37 ft 38c;
creamery extraa, 17c; creamery firsts,
344?3(r.
Egga and Cheese Steady.
St. Loula Grain.
St. Loula. April 11. Wheat May. $1.29;
July. $1.16..
Corn May, 53 'ic; July, (2c.
. Oats May, 37c; Juiy. 40c.
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New Tork.
April 11. Foreign Bar Sil-
ver (ic.
Mexican Dollar:
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lloaiun, Anril ll.'Pticii.t-'' Jane
I lii.kiiii fei t a Itaaa, n j it 1 a a IliiL.
fca H''"'!'! '' T W"'r ww mm '-
ed with the tuiicase iimrder inierv
. . . 1. : .1- t v
or 10 ytf ku, in wnuti ruii i
licary proved to be the victim, i
dead, Alihougli her "mantion'' and
"private ho.piul" were continually
raided and he faeed jury alier jury
on charge of illegal surgery, lh
tweet-faced woman had miuged tl
wavt to keep out of jail.
Mte ot a iiiall-ied fortune m
tpeeuliiiion and pjid out large (unit
in Imgatii'ti, Yet lie gave thutuand
of dollar to charity and her friend
ay that a core of young men ha4
breu Irgjlly adopted hy her and
given an education or a Mart in hie.
Mr, itishop't toti-in-law, l.oun V.
Crawford, a coniested acceory in
the diapoakl of Suiau Geary' bodv
niter an illrg.il operation had proved
fatal, wa tenienced to a long term
in prison, Mr. Iliahnp wa di
charged after being held at a wittict.
South Omaha
Wyoming Sheepmen Say
Business Outlook Better
A. U toad, aisintaiit cashier of the
Packer National hank, returned
yesterday from a trip in Wyoming in
the neighborhood of Sheridan and
KuiTalo, and taid he met and talked
with a number of prominent sheep
men who tuld him they thought bui
hp t condition were improving.
"The advance in mutton afvl wool
price ls offset the Ion in the sheep
business anout 10 per cent, taid Mr.
load," and, in view of the trading
planned for the future, business pro-
pccla look quite roy lor the lieep
inen, A$ far as the banks are con
tented in Wyoming the money situa
tion is easier.
"Money advanced ly the War fi
nance corporation has been of most
marked benefit and a good many of
the stockmen have been carried
through the past hard winter with
the result that both cattle and sheep
men are safely past the threatened
bankruptcy that threatened them and
it looks as though they will show up
at the end of this year with gains
and a complete recuperation 01 their
business."
King Ak's Lieutenants
Ron nd Up Livestock Men
I. E. Grimes, joint railroad live
stock agent at the stockyards, and
his assistants, arc doing' great work
in rounding up the stockyards peo
p'e for membership in the Knights
of Ak-Sar-Bcn organization. They
are doing excellent work and have
secured a number of new members.
General Manager Everett Bucking
ham of the stockyards company has
charge of the territory south of Vin
ton street for the Ak-Sar-Bcn drive
for new members and has named
Frank Lepinski. livestock commis
sion man, as captain of a team to
hustle for new members east of the
railroad tracks.
The stockyards district is making
every effort to win the 1922 prize for
CcttitiK the largest number of new
members.
South Omaha Brevities
A. W. Jonea Co., insurance, all kind,
lowest possible rates.
A son was horn Monday evenlna lo Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Casey, J32( South Eleventh
street.
Clover Leaf camp r?o. t, Ttoyal Nelsh
hors of America, will Rive a card party
tomorrow evening; at t at Odd Fellow hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Kzeklel B'ord have been
appointed to take charge of the public
comfort station at 2316 N street, which
will be opened to the public today. The
appointment wa mad by City Commis
sioner Zlmnian. -
Tho funeral of Matthew O. TJIIIar,
switchman, who died Sunday afternoon at
St. Joseph hospital, after belns taken
from his room at the Miller hotel un
conscious. Buffering from acute gaa
tritis. will be held this afternoon at 4
from the Masonic temple. Twenty-fifth
and N streets. Services will bo under the
auspices of Covert lodge No. 11, A. K.
itnd A. M. The body will be cremated at
Forest Lawn cemetery.
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Cantain Howell lo Dt liter
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At tli tliniirr ill ill lifter V Ol-
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a IJevcloped in the l'niled Stales
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Naval academy and ha recently re.
tunted frm a nudy of radn tele
phony. An addre on "Supply" will be
given bv Captain II. C. Kliber, At
ittant Juartrrmater, Seventh corpt
area, . ,
Among the guest will he official
of the Lancaster County Aotiatmn,
Mother I.iie "Halie of Two
Families." to Kejuiii Male
Mr. Archie l.-mbrrt. the woman
in "the hypnotic triangle." turned her
batk on her 8-month-old mt latt
night and tiartrd back ! Zimmer
man. Minn., to rejtitn the husband
the decrted tvu year ao.
The baby. on of Mr. Lambert
and Herbert Ldwurd Kus. with
whom the ran away, i at the Child
Saving institute.
"I can't bear to tee Mm asain
it would make the paiiii-w atl the
harder." Mr. Lambert Mid. at she
ataricd to the railroad utm.
Determined eliorl to have Mm.
lauihrrt f.ign away her rightt to the
bahy were met with refusal.
Northwestern HailroatI
Kc-Klects Six Director.
Chicago. April II. The Chicago
and Northwestern railway at it an
nual meeting re-elected the follow
ing six director whoBe termt had
expired: Chauncey M. Pcpcw,
David Kimball. Gordon Abbott.
Charles Krick. Mart-lull Field and
Samuel Lynde.
The annual report will be made
public in a week or two.
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General Aaphall
U.S.Caat Iron Pip
Int'l Harvester
Pann. R. R.
Callahan Zinc
Tranacont'l Oil
Marin Pld."
U. S. Rubber
Sinclair Con.
Baldwin Loco.
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