. i-Tii dl'li niiitii Tiii'r'viiAV ipuii. 13 l ,
' I
lii 1 1 r 1. I I; -
Live Stock
April l
.f bs
Iteretpta vr fault
l"lrUI HI
Olrl.l T"''l" ... f.HS
I 1 1.14 1 Mr4He4sy I I
1kr. !) IKK wk.lll-l
k.Hia u wkt . . . . I Ml
. i.l.l;
Kant day I . asi I' I'f
sen, ay ar ,, 14.444
I bee a
4 til
111
III
4 11
i
11 II
t.4st
II III
II U!
OKI
1
I !
Illil
II l
It 91
!.
eeli.is sad disposition f lite etc
I IK ('Mian eierbtarua. ntneha. N-b, for
II Soar. HIM Alnl II, lJJ.
Itr.. MPT I'AHUiT
Cam llo sheep
i . h m r. nr.... i
VteU.h It. It t
tin I'a. . II II
I men I'arifii. ft. N ,,,, 41
I', a) V W, Ms , Mat, ... 11
I'. N V, Hy, 14
', hi. r . M I Ky.. J3
', II. W Mr . east. ... I
', H. ) g Ity.. aNI,, II
', II. I aS I , t , 14
'. H. I P, !,.. . 1
Illinois i'tatial Ity
Tuial f..n. (II
1
I
"! 11
- "i
...
"'
" i
iV ii
lilHI-uklTluN IIKAK,
Cat". tge Sheep.
Armour a Co IX' .
I'u.Uhr I'e.alng ft,... I. Ill ' 1. 1:1
I'ul.l Parking l'i I'l "
Morris Packing Co I l l
kajlll Co JsS
J. W. Mutt'hy .... I
Swarts i n
Lincoln I'a. kli g I'a..,. II ...f
Wilson Packing CO.,..,li
Huffman Urn
Mararuwnh A. Vail..,. I .....
Mldveal Packing I'l. . . I
I'. 1 1' lira I
omaka Packing Co....
Ji-bn llnlh Sons... 41
Ha. inha I'm kmc Co.. .....
J, II. Ilulla 41
H M. Hurru-s Co.... S
K. U. t'hriati a Bun.. I
H-nnie Irani u I
rttlia I'e V I
.Inhn tlarvey 3'l
Iluntslnser Oliver.. 14
T. J. Inshram '
K. H. Kellosg 7
K. P. Lewie
Mo -Kan. C. '. Co.. If
.1. II. Hunt Co
Itneenstnvk Hroa J
Hnlllvan Bros J
'. H. Van Sent Co..
IVerlhelmer lrgru..
other buyers
(tgdea
4i
HO
' Total I3
I'atlla Racalpia. I.l h'ad. Allhouah
r-. alr.ia rr aomawhat llahtar Wrdnraday
lha market vary dull with pri. a
.i.aily lo l!6r lowar than Turaday.
Haavy ahlpiiina latlla wara mora at la
nrilrrlrd. while Ihera waa a a'wd dnnaml
for brat yrarlinga aa rll aa dralrabla
halfara. Tha market ror rowa aa vary
alow and aomcohat lowrr. whlia thara
waa a vlaoroua dmiand and a anona mar
kat for aiotkrra and feedrra, beat on offer
brlnalnf 17.71. .
Quotation n fallla Oood lo choice
hevea. 17.710 Mti ralr to food 1JV".
I7 007.76; common lo fair beevee, , t-4
07.00: food to choice yearllnaa. I
40: fair to aood yearlinaa. l7 t0V'-Si
common to fair yearhna. 4.a07;oo.
i . ,hl... h.lfrra. 17.0007.(10; lair
7. a k..r.r. isi0it7.00: choice to
prime rowa. .10el.0; aood to choice
nwa. 15.1001.00; fair to good cowa IV00
1(10: common to fair cowe. U-W
IJ6; ood to 'hoi. e feedrra. 17.00
t7 7l: fair to (nod faedera. t.4O07.OO;
common to lair feedera. VJ? m,
choir, alockera. I7.ii07.7i; 7alr to
aood alockera. 14.4007.10; common to fair
r.i,.r. tKir.it I id: atork helfera, 14.60
tocH
f4.00; atocK cowa. aa.wvv-.--i
ralvaa, 14.0007.10; veal ralvea.
II.IO; bulla, ataaa. etc.. 11.717.00.
14.100
No. A.
i :
: e7
1 702
T45
4 1085
47 1:103
36..... .H"3
STK1
t( nn
13 til
2 I3
6 1074
t ana
t 667
1......1100
1 2090
1 1(120
! l.....l0
1 1 1300
Pr. .no.
17 00 ....
Av.
Pr.
17 S5
... 7J
...IMS
. . . 1 1 5
.. .1260
. ..n:t2
...1360
7 no 14..
7 60 12. .
7 60 . SS-.
7 73 , I..
00 It..
a stl
8TKERS AND HEIFERS.
7 10 1! 733 I s
T 60
cows.
4 00 4 H0 C 6
H 4 1340 ,4 15
HKIFER9.
7 no 14 12 7 1
7 31
HULLS.
5 15 1 11 i;
4 15 1 2U0 4 25
4 S5 1 1440 4 40
4 50 1 1140 4 76
6 00 1 1U0 I 60
CALVES.
( 611 7 00' ....
ii.. ii ..n.lm. 7 40A head.
565 7 li
A bearlan
undertone prevailed today and with limited
outlet to shlppera the market waa aener
ally 10 0200 lower. Some lew loada ot
choice llaht hoa aold early to ahlppera
ateady to 10c lower. Light hoga aold
from 110.30010.60 with a top price of
110.65. Mlxetkloada and butcher wet ah t a,
110.00010.30. and packlna gradea. 19.600
10.25 wit heatreme heavlea 18.7501.25.
x Bulk of aalea waa (10.10010.40.
HUUJ.
fNo. Av. Sh. Pr. No. A v.
62. .325 70 S10 00 32. .213
75.. 244 40 10 20 70.. 228
50..2I2 ... I 30 6..2rl
71. .211 ... 10 40 84. .178
Shun Uiwelnta 5 000 head.
Sh. Pr.
... 110 10
40 10 ta
10 35
... 10 65
The mar-
ket was alow to open with openina blda
ruling aharply lower Aa trading baala
waa finally reached fat Inmba aold ateady
lo 25c lower, wooled lamba In some ln
atanoea being close to ateady with clipped
lamba ahowing the ahnfper decline.
Wooled lamba sold from 116.00015.60, the
Utter top for the day. and clipped lamba
moatly from 13.2613.5. Sheep and
feedera were In light supply and juota
tatlons generally steady.
quotations on sheep: Fat lamba. good
to choice. $15.26015.76; fat lambs, fair to
good, 114.76016.25; clipped lambs. 112.76
013.76; shearing In m In. H3.75014.IOt
feeder lambs, 113.00013.76: cull lamba,
$10.00012.00; fat yearlings, light, $12.60
013,60; U, yearHnga. heavy. $9.60010.60;
fat wethers, $9.00012.00; fnt ewes, light,
$1.50010.00; fat eues, heavy, $8.0001.50.
Chicago Livestock.
fhlreso, April 18. Cattle Receipts,
7 900 head; active; beef steers, mostly 16
2.'i higher; better grades showed moM
advance: top, $9.25. weight 1,620 pounds;
hulk beef steers, $7.4008.60; she stock,
strong to 16c higher: lulls, strong; veal
calves, 60u lower; :.,'.-kere, firm: hulk
fat she stock, $fi..'u$.4 66; bu'k cajinenj
and rut'ers. J3.3f 4.3'i ; tclk bolcgim
bulls, $4.2604.10; bulk v.'ttl cs'ves, $6.60
7.00; bulk atoc'.;irs ani feeders, $.S6(lj
7.25.
Hogs Receipti, U.'IO'J head: mostly 10c
lower than yestcrdiir'a average; latj sales
10015a lower; iiiopcra bought about
1.400 head; noldjv-r liberal; rarly top,
$10.85: practical t., late, $11.75; bulk.
$10.30 0 10.75; packing aows, l'rc lower;
iiaa, alow.- ...
Sharp and Lambs Receipts, 11.000
head; fat sheep and shorn lambs, mostly
ateady; wooled la libs, ateady to 25c low
er; shorn lamb top, $14.50; bulk, $13,260
. 13.75; top wooled lambsv . $14.00; bulk,
$16.25016.75; few spring lambs. $22.00;
few wooled ewes, $10.00 down; shorn. $t.00
down; desirable 75-pound shearing lambs,
$15.75.
Kansas City Livestock,
4,000 head; beef steers, steady to 15c
lower; top, heavy, $8.60; calves, weak to
60c lower; bulk vealera to packers, $7.00
07.60; packer top, $8.00; few to out
aiders. $8.5009.00; others, steady; cows,
$5.5006.26; heifers, $6.5007.60; ranners
and cutters. 12.7604.60; bulls, $4.0006.00.
Hoga Recetpta, 8,000 head; market
pened alow; closed, active; packers and
ahlppera paying $10.50 tor beat; general
ly ateady to 6o lower; bulk 130 to 170
lbs., $10.50; bulk, IHI.00ltl0.40; sowa,
$9.0009.35: pigs. teaO to 10c higher;
bulk. $l.O04?10.25; best, $10.35.
Sheep Receipts, 7,000 hesd: killing
classes, generally ateady; ahorn Texaa
wethera, $9.65: yearlings. $12.00: lambs.
112.76; three loads prime Colorado wooled
- ra
ambs, $15.60.
St Louia Livestock.
East St. Louis. April 13. Cattle Re
ceipts. 2.600 head: ateers steady to weak:
$7.76 paid tor 1. 266-pound averages; bulk
steers. $4.7507.40; light yearlings, heifers,
bolocna bulla, stockers and feeders. 15e
. to 35c lower; beef cows steady; canners
strong; veal calves 60c lower; bulk veal
era. $7.0007.75.
Hoga Receipts. 12.000 head: mostly 10c
to 15c lower: top, $10.80; practical top,
$10.76; bulk 140 to 250-pound average.
tll.iO01O.7i; few heavlea. $10,25010.40:
. piga ateady to 25c higher; packer aowa
ateady: bulk around $9.00.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts. 1.000 head;
ateady; very good tl-pound shorn lamba.
$13.90; few choice spring lambs, $20.00.
Rioax City Live Stork.
Siouz City. la.. April 13. Cattle Re
eeipta. 2.50 head: market steady fed
ateers and yearlings. $7.0008 25: warmed
up steers and yearlings. 4V00Q7.0O; fat
rowa and heifers, $4.00 tr 7.60; ranners,
t:.i03.75 veals. $5.00910.00; feeders.
t5.OO07.OO; calves. 14.50? 7.75; feeding
rows and heifers, 13.6005.75; atockera.
S3.07.6O.
Hogs Receipts. t.SOt head: butchers.
7.1O01.3O; market steady to weak;
lighta. $10.36: heavy mixed. $9 75010.00:
heavy packers. $9.O09.26: native piga.
$10.5: a tags, $7.00; bulk ot aalea, 110.10
01 . 35.
Sheo and T.amba Receipts, 10 head:
anarket ateadfr
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Omaha, April II
Tout grain rrcripti at Omah
rrt 58 ran. coniUiinc of 19 can l
whrai, )i cart o( corn, 4 can ol
oati, i cart rye and barlry and com
Iarc4 witn a total ot vu can iat
year. Mupmrntt cxcccdfa tne r
criptt by 40 cart and included 41
cart of wbraf and 44 cart of corn.
Ouuide markrtt tltowed a ttrady
tone in the early raion. being u
vorably in(lucnc4 by ttrongcr for
rigiK exclunse and advancing rket
in Liverpool wheat. The govern
ment tayt the abandonment of acre
me in Kantat v. ill be it per cent,
leaving- B,5X),UJU acret to be lurve.t
ed and eliuatei the crop of that
nate around iuu.uuu.uuu uuihci
i'rice Current eiiiniiiti-j the abandon
ment ot Naiuat at per cent ana
tat i the eaon it late.
The demand (or cah wheat in the
local market wat low and the oiler
ingi changed lundt at about un
changed pricet. Corn alio wat inac
tive and wat quoted generally UGi'jC
lower. Oatt told at unchanged pricei.
Kye wat unchanged and barely nom
inally unchanged.
WHEAT.
No, I hai4 winiar; I rar. II II.
So. 1 kar4 oimar: I rar. 11.24; t raPi,
1114; I rar. II.::; I rar, II I (amuiif.
nar dark l.
No 4 bard nie: I rar, II, :4 (7 pr
cnl brat damaa'4. imuilyl.
No. i allow hard: I rar, II U.
No. 1 -lh. hard: I rar, II 91.
So, 4 yallow hard: I rar. 11.11.
i mrnpit aprina: I rar. ai ; i inortnvrn.
fri.-lnll.
No. 1 mi4: I rar. II. 0 (durum).
4'ultX
Nn, i ahlla: t ara, llr.
.Vu I whlir: I r.r. in'tC.
o. S y-llnw: 4 rara. II Sr.
Nn. J yrllntr: I .ar. tof. 1 nr. 10c
No. 4 lalluw: - rara lahluuara wanhtal
' i iar. 4tr.
No.
i miiaa: i rar. aoc.
No.
4lc.
.No.
t miaed. 2 care, 41V; ' car,
t nilied: 1 rar. 41 Sc.
OATS.
No. J while: 1 car, 'ic.
No. 4 while; 1 cars. :l',c.
HYC.
No. 1: I car. Uc.
HAMLET
No aalea.
miMART rtECKIPT. AND 8IIIPIIE.NT8.
Puahe )
nacelpia Today. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
Wheat 7.11.00 677.000 4IK.00V
Corn 641,000 444.000 340,000
ua :u.ooo 447,000 Slt.OOt
Mhlnmanlaw
Wheat 604.000 657.000 - 770,00
Corn 340.000 415.000 346.000
Data 376.000 441,000 430.000
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(CARLOTS.)
Week
Ago.
23
44
1
t
4
79
18
14
20
Tear
Receipts
Wheat Corn
oat
ID
Barley
Shipments
Wheat Corn
Data
Rye
Today.
... 19
... it
... 4
... 2
... 1
... 41
... 44
... 12
t . . . .
Ago,
40
Barley
I
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushele Today. Vr. Ago.
Wheat and flour. .. .444,000 ail.uoO
Corn 240.000 t.70.000
CHICAUO CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Today Tear
Today Ago Ago
Wheat 70 20 27
Corn 73 144 at
Oata 65 41 61
HA.3AS CITT CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Today Tear
Today Ago Ago
Wheat 70 t.t i1
corn J3 27 1
Oata 4 H
ST. LUL1S CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
, Today Tear
Today Ago Ago
Wheat 48 43 114
Corn 45 69 34
Oata 12 27 2
NORTHWESTERN1 CAR LOT RECEIPTS
OF WHEAT.
Today Tear
Minneapolis ....... 133 110 154
Duluth 95 83 211
Winnipeg 134 187 i:
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2427. April 12.
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. Cloae. I Tea.
WhL
May 1.311 1.33ft 1.30 1.31 1.31
1.321, 1.30 1.31
July 1.20 V. 1.21 U 1.20 1.2Df4 1.20
1.30 1.20 1.20
Sap. 1.14 1.15 1.14 1.14 1.14
114: i 1.14
Rye . "
May 1.03 1.03 1.03 1.03' 1.02
July .94 .95 .44 .95 .94
Corn
May .59 .10 .59 .69 HI .69
.68 I I .69
July .63 .43 .42 .43 .63
43
Sep. .65 .64 .45 .45 .46
Oats
May .37 .37 .37 .37 .17
.37
July .40 .40 .39 .39 .40
.40 39
Sep. .43 .42 .41 .41 .43,
Pork
May ...j. '. 21.00
Lard '
May 10.83 10.83 10.70 10.76 10.40
July 11.10 11.10 10.97 11.00 11.17
Rlba
May 10.46 10.45 10.40 10.40 10.40
July 10.60 10.40 10.55 10.65 110.45
New York Cotton.
New Tork, April J2. Quiet reigned In
the cotton market again today, and the
list was little changed at the end of a
session of narrow price movements. The
marKet opened 1 to 6 polnta net lower
u;:der pressure from Well street, spot
houses and the south, but sfter the call
csme back on a level with last night's
close. T undertone continued steady,
with trading light and featvreleaa
throughout the morning. Business turned
more active as the session progressed,
but much of the business represented
professional give and take by commission
houses. Msy wss off 4 points at the
close and December waa 2 pointa net
lower, with the rest of the list unchanged.
Spot was quiet. 10 points decline, 17.80c
for middling upland.
Southern spot . markets! Galveston,
17.30c, unchanged; New Orleans, It. 60c.
unchanged; Savannah,' 17c, unchanged;
Augusta. 16.76c, unchanged; Memphis,
17c, unchanged; Houston. 17.16c, un
changed; Little Rock. 14.75c, unchanged.
' New York Sugar. V
New Tork. April 12. There was no
change In the local raw sugar situation.
Nearby augara were neglected and nomi
nal. Ijtte April Cubaa were quoted at
2.15-32C. coat and freight, equal to 4.08c
for centrifugal, with May shipment at
2c, cost and freight, equal to 4.11c.
There were sales of 12.000 bags of Cubaa,
April leading, and 40.000 bags for May
clearance at quoted pricea to operators.
The raw sugar futures market was
steady early, but after showing advances
of 1 to 3 polnta on renewed buying for
outside account, prices eased off under
realising. Final quotations were 3 points
lower to net higher. May. 2.62c; July,
2.72c; September, 2.90c; December, 2.95c.
There were no chsnges In refined sugar
with fine granulated, listed at 6.25c to
6.60c. with business only of moderate
proportions.
There were no transactions In refined
futures. Closing: Msy, 6.86c; July,
6.10c; September. 1.25c.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. Mo.. April 12. Wheat
Cash No. 2 hard. $1.2101.43; No. 3 red,
$1.2401.25.
Corn No. I white, 64c; No. 2 yellow.
aoc.
Hay Unchanged.
Minneapolis Flour. '
Minneapolis. Minn., April 15. Flour
Unchanged to 10c lower; In carload lots,
family patenta quoted at $1.00 4? 8. to
barrel In 98-lb. cotton aacks. Shipmsnts
4,231 barrel.
Bran Il.tO0t2.Ot.
Kanoaa City Produce.'
Kansaa City. April 12. Eggs e low
er. 2lc.
Butter Unchanged.
Poultry Hens. 25014c; turkey. 240
$7e. .
MlnaeaBotte Grain.
Minneapolis. April 12. Wheat Cash
No. 1 northern. I1.IO01.53; May,
$1.41.
Flax Na. 1. $2.420it4.
St. Lenta Grain.
St. Louie. April 13. Wheat May.
$1.2: July. $1.17.
Cora May. 5c: July. 1 041c
Oata May, -37 c; July. 4tc
Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES MICHAELS.
tUMba) lie I snetd Wire.
Chirag, III., April IJ.-Sratiered
linmdaiion wat on in May wheat,
While it wat I 5 8 c higher in the
rarlv tradinir. the hutah wat at
net lott of 7 8c. The deferred de.
Iiveriet were up MQiJ Sc, due to the
crop damage taix, May corn tin
Uhtd l-.'c lower. The deferred fu
tnre were I'Stf off. while oat were
M'.J-8c lower, and rye 1 .4(7 -Be
higher.
Wheat hull had an inning fn the
early trading, i'ricct at the top
showed I l-KCu I 5 ck over the close
of the previous day. A majority of
the local element were short over
night and covered freely on the
strength in Liverpool, which wat up
l-8tMo and on the estimate fur
tuiallrr Argentine exports, ihc lat
ter were .'XhI.oiiu iiuthelt again
(..(W.Vixki htikhcU the previous week.
ana .MU,ixJ buanrii last year,
Cran RetMrte I eraierahle.
t'nfavoiabl crop teputle from Kanaaa,
with ihe detailed government returns sua
I'.itti a yield of aruuml Ivs.0e0.aoe buh
He. i so. sot bueh'le Iraa than laat
Iter s harve-l. itri t per tent abandon-d
a.reaga. Induced buring of Ihe new rroy
deliveries, on the bulge house with
eastern mnnrrlloiie,eold ihe May, A ma
Jmy of the early buyers later reveraed
their iHiaiuon and took the bear aide,
lark of autiDort ilrvelntiina in the May on
th way down and at the last it waa only
1en over ihe July, the smallest spread
far.
Kaport demand waa said to be limited,
but after the rloae eal were aiven at
jos Odd to o o huehele. partly Mam-
tnbaa. and undented to be for nearby
ahipinrni. Milling demand in lha south
west shows improvemonl.
Trade in corn and oata was mainiy 01
Inul rharacier. with some liquidation
an in Hay torn which flnish-d 3c under
(he July. While wet weather conllnuea
oier ihe grain belt It I having lllile ap-p.-,hi
rr,- An valuea. fllilutiina demand
remains very alow, with sala of 40 0
bushels com and 24.000 bushel oat, us
r.lni. l-l firm earn and 93 cars oats.
Talk of Ruaala being buyer In thl
rouniry. and buying by houses with sea
board connections made a more active
market. The aala of 300.000 buahela re.
ported waa prraumahly a cargo worked
via Montreal the previous day.
rit Note.
The eulatamllng featureg in provisions
the laat week were the atrengih In meat
because of an Improved rash demand ana
lower price fr lard mainly due to hedg
Ing by packera, while atocke of lard con
tinue to accumulate in a rainy noerai
way." aald a provisions broker.
Winter wheat, rye, grasses, alfalfa and
clover wintered wall In spite of the de
ficiency of moisture and snow cover dur
ing much of the winter, reports Charlea
D. Reed, director of the Iowa weather and
crop aervlce. In hi first weekly report of
the yesr.
Unusually high temperature for the ss.
son advanced vegetation rspiaty in ine
central anil eaatern atatea, but unaeaaon
ably low temperature prevailed weat of
the Rocky Mountalna where vegetation I
backward, according to tne weekly vtaan
inatnn reoort.
Winnineg reports a better demand for
raah wheat, with premiums o better. St.
Louis reported a good demand alao, with
aalea of 12.000 bushels over night, fol
lowing aalea to mills yesterdsy of 100.000
bushels. No. 2 hard wheat was quoted
at 11.2601.21 at Kansss City, while the
May thla morning was around $1.20. This
did not indicate any great presaure of
good wheat.
Liverpool closed a lktle higher for
wheat, ahowing an Indifference to the de-
cllnes on this side yesterday.
Buenos Aires waa strong relatively yes
terdsy. but was, 1c oft this morning at
the opening.
Sentiment on wheat . was decidedly
mixed, with some of the local Intereat
looking for a decided break with further
liquidation In the May. Outside Interest
continues light.
Strength In wheet at Liverpool wa
credited to prehollday covering.
Special reports to the Price Current
Grain Reporter indicate that the soil con
dition Is largely "too wet", In the states
of Ohio. Indiana. Illinois,' Missouri and
Iowa; largely "favorable" in other atatea.
with small percentage of reporta of "too
dry." '
A
New York Coffee
New Tork. Am-ll 12. The market, for
coffee futurea showed Incressed strength
today, with all deliveries making new
high records for the season on the con
tinued firmness of Brasll and covering by
near months shorts, who seemed appre
hensive thst very little coffee would be
delivered nn contract next month. The
market opene at an advance of 11 to 17
points and sold It to 20 points net high
er. May advancing to 10.14c; July to 10.00c
and September to .76c. Theae prices at
tracted some realizing in July and later
deliveries, causing reactions of 6 or 6
points from the best, with the market
closing 11 to 17 pointa net higher, or at
about the opening figures. Ssles, Includ
ing exchanges, were eatlmated at about
49,000 baga. May. lO.ltc; July, 9.96c; Sep
tember, 9.72c; October, 9.70c; December,
1.66c: January and March, 9.64c.
Spot Coffee Firm nut quiet; kio (s,
10c; Santoe 4s. 1414c.
New. York General.
New Tork, April 12. Wheat Spot, easy;
No. 2 red and No. 2 hard, 11.44; No. 1
Manitoba. 11.54. and No. 3 mixed cut
urn, $1.37, c. u f.i track. New York,
to arrive.
Corn Spot, easy: No. z vaiiotv ana
No. 2 white, 76 c, and No. 2 mixed,,
76c, c. I. f., New York, all rail.
oats Soot, barely steady; rso. z wntte,
44 c.
Hav Firm: No. 1. I30.40rass.no: imo.
$28.00030.00; No. 3, $26.00028.00;
ahipplng, $24.00028.00. - .
I.ard Easy; middlewest, 11.10lSll.:it.
Other Articles Unchanged.
New York Dry Good.
New Tork. April 12. Working shirt
rhajnbrala were reduced 1 cent a yard
today by one of the largest producers,
Printed percales, cretonnes and crepes
were active. Unfinished cotton were
quiet quiet, yarns barely ateady. Men 1
wear mam biacK coatings are oeina
vanced in nrlc.es and aelling agents for
mens wear mills predict mgner woot
goods prices. Silks were quiet. staple
rnoHn were rtultwhilA aome of the fancy
and fine gooas were in moaeraie aema.nu,
Burlaps were quiet and uncnangea.
St. Joseph Livestock.
SL Joseph. Mo.. April 12. Hogs Re
ceipts, 8,500 head; market, steady to 6c
lower: too. I10.40: duik. itt.zu wiu.oo.
Cattle Receipts, 2,000 head; marKet,
ateadv to 10c lower: steers. $6.768.60;
cows and heifers, $4.6008.50; calves, $5.00
07.60. - 1
Sheen and Lambs Keceints. z.s'mj neaa;
market, steady to 25c lower; lambs, $16.00
015.60; ewes. $9.25010.00.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, April 12. Potatoes Firm; re
ceipts 44 cars: total U. 8. shipments, 619;
Wisconsin sacked round' whites. $1.5642
I. 65 cwt.: Minnesota sacked round whites,
$1.33 cwt.; Nebraska sscked round whites,
II. 5V cwt.; Idaho aacked rurala. $1,600
1.65 cwt: Idsho sacked Russets. $1,700
1 80. Colorado sacked Brown Beauties,
11.70: new-etock market weak; Florida
double-headed barrel No. 1, $8.5009.00;
No. 2, $7.00.
New York Money.
New York, April 12. Call 'Money
Easier; high, 4 per cent; low, 4 per
cent; ruling rate, 4 per cent; cloalng
bid, 3 per cent; offered at 4 per cent;
last loan. 4 per cent; time loans, ateady;
60-day. 4 per cent; 9!T-day, 4 per cent;
montns. 4 per cent -
Prime Mercantile Paper 4 044 per
cent.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, . April 12. Butter Higher;
creamery extraa, 35c) firsts. 33034c;
seconds. 30 0 31c; standards, 36c.
Eggs Higher: receipts. 2,60g esses;
firsts, 2323c: ordinary firsts, 21
22c: miscellaneous, 22 0 23c; storage
packed extraa, 25 026c; packed storage
firsts, 25c-
New York Produce.
New York. April 12. Butter Firm:
creamery, higher than extra. 31 039c;
creamery extraa, 38c; firsts, 36 0 36c.
F.rsB Steady.
Cheese Irregular: state whole mlllrl
twins, fresh specials, 1801tc
rbuaeed.
Minn., April
..
Culuth.
:.59e:
13. Flaxseed,
New York Veeltry.
New York. April 12 Poultry Live. Ir
regular: chickens. 28035c; fowla. 26031c:
roosters. 16c. Dressed, ateady; turkeys,
46 0 51c.
C hiram Pontlrr.
Chicago,
changed.
April 12. Poultrv Live.
un-
Finandal
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
tlasana He I am as) W Irs,
Xew York, April Ii, The event
of today's financial markeit wat the
rapid advance of practically all the
liberty bondt to par or higher. In
me rate ot the tiura ana lourtn
4 I J per crnit, the tubscription
price wat reached for the firtt time
in their open market history; (or the
otner itsurt it Hat not been touched
by the J per cent or by the to
called first tecond 4 l-4t tince Jan
uary, 19.U
Thit cancelling of the long de
preciation, which two yean ago
brought tome of our war loans 16
and 18 per cent below what the
war-time tuhtcriber had paid (or
them, wat a logical aeuuel to the
i 1-2 per cent raie (ixed on Tuetday
uy tne ireatury for its thort-term
loan, but it i, none the lest, a pro
foundly interesting landmark in our
poMuar financial History, its ef
fect on the mind and attitude of in
vestor!, large or small, will be very
great and to w ill in .effect on the
program of refunding the conntry'i
war debt.
The bond market at a whole re
flected thete incidents by very much
the largest transactions of the year
and general rite in prices.
Na ( nana la Hank Hale.
No t'hsnse wss msds In lha reserve
bank's rate, whh-h gora la confirm belief
that the iitattegere have adonlitl tha
policy of harping the redlatouni charge
above open market discounts. Tha course
of the stock msrket. in which ihs dsv's
business again esreeded a million eh area.
Indicated that the favorable new a In the
money market had been used ss a basis
on which lo realise speculative profits
rsthsr than as a motive for new specu
lative buiing. There were numerous sd
vances of a point or two. but ihrae war
offset hy almost equally numerous de
clines of the same proportions and Ihe
market closed with much Irregularity,
Nearly all th railway shares ended low
er.
Starling en. hsnre regained all of Tues
day's loss, while French and Italian rate
went into new nign ground tor vna year,
the franc's beat price being the highest
sines itis.
Foreign Trad Increases.
Today's cabled statement of England's
foreign trade In March shows Isrge In
creese over February In both exports and
Imports, but th expansion of Imports was
ths greater, as a result of which Febru
ary a almoat unpreredentedly email "im
port aurplua" of 865.000 pounria la re
placed by one of 13,140.000 pounds. Even
this, however, compsres with a monthly
average excSss of Imports smounting to
33.130.000 lit 1921 snd to 66.230,000 poumls
In 1919, and It la cloae to th prewar
figures; the 13.140,000 success of laat
month comparlpg with 17.892.000 In
March of 1914 and with a monthly aver
age of 11.159.000 In 1913.
The Influence or the merchandiae trade
balance la therefore atlll operative on the
aterllng exchange market, even though
we received no gold from England dur
ing March, as against our Import of 18.
300.000 In February. In view of the part
which England'a diminished foreign trade
la avowedly playing In Lloyd Ueorge'a pro
gram at Genoa, It la Interesting to observe
that In value laat month'a export of
British products surpassed thst of March,
914. by 20.ooo.ooo pounds, or 45 per cent.
while Imports were largely larger by 10,
900.000 or 16 ner cent, but that the rise
In available British securities during the
Intervening period, ss ehown by the Lon
don Economist's index number.- hss been
60 per cent. The British board of trade
Journal lately estimated, after allowing
ror the change in prlcca. tnat tne coun
try's import trade of the full year 1921
was. In quantity only, 74 1-3 per cent of
thst of 1913 and Its export of British
products only 49 per cent.
New York Stocks
T-n- fit t.rifmm nt the leading: stocks
furnished by Logan St Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Tuesday
High Low Close Close
T. S. F. .... 98 98 98 98
Bait & Ohio 46 . 45 46 46
Can Pacific 141 140 140 140
N Y Central 88 87 87 88
Ches & Ohio .... 65 64 64 64
Ot. Northern .... 74 74 74 74
Illinois Central ..108 107 107 101
Southern . . 274 27 Zi '4
Lehigh Valley ... 53 62 63 63
Missouri Pacific .. 24 24 24 24
N Y & N H 22 20 23 20
North Pacific .... 76 76 76 77
Chi & N. W 74 73 73 73
Pennsyl R. R. ... 42 42 42 43
Reading 78 77 77 78
R. I. P 46 4b4 46V, 4t
South Pacific .... 90 88 88 90
South Railway .. 23 23 23 23
Chi., Mil & St. P.. 24 24 24 24
U
nion Pacific ...137 136
136 137
STEELS.
m. Car Fdry..
.162 161 161 140
. 49 48 -48 48
.116 112 116 112
.117 115 116 116
Ilis-Chalmera ..
Loco
Baldwin Loco. .
Beth, Steel
Colo. F. & I
Crucible
Am. Steel Fdry
Lacka, Steel . .
79 78, 7814
33
66
39
66
32
32
32
64
38
54
36
78
64
38
65
35
78
64
38
65
35
78
67
99
46
98
43
63
59
36
18
28
28
41
30'
29
15
15
13
66
19
66
37
65
Mldvale Steel
Preased Steal
... 36
Car 78
Rep. S. ft I
68
66
66
Ry. Stl. Springs.. 100 100 100
Sloss-Scheffield .. 45' 44
44
U. S. Steel 99 98
Vanadium e. 44 42
COPPERS.
Anaconda 63 62
98
42
52.
67
37
18
28
29
41
30
29
16
16
14
66
Am. S. & R. Co.. 69
Cerro De Pasco... 37
67
36
18
28
38
41
30
29
15
15
14
65
Chili 18
Chino 29
Green Cananea.... 29
Inspiration ....... 43
Kennecott 31
Miami 29
Nevada Con'dated: 16
Ray Con'dated .. 16
Seneca 14
Utah 67
OILS.
Atlantic Peterol
General Asphalt . . 66
Coaden 39
Call. Peterol 56
63
37
65
64
38
66
!.
Island
Invincible Oil
Mex. Peterol
Middle States
.... 18 18
....134 130
18
130 133
.... 14 14
14 14"
Pacific Oil
Pan-American ,
Phillips
Pierce Oil ....
Pure Oil ,
Royal Dutch ,
Sinclair Oil ...
Std. Oil,' N. J. .
Texas Co. . . . ,
Union Oil
Whit Oil ....
58
.... 64
37
....
.... $4
64
66 66 67
56
62
37
62 62 64
36 37 36
9 9 9
33 ' 33 3.1
6 63 63
26 26 25
26
.178 176 175 176
. 46 44 4tV SDTs
19 18
19
19
... 10 10
MOTORS.
... 78 . 77
... 13 12
..t 8 8
... 22 20
10
77
12'
8
21
10
78
13
8
20
Chandler
Gen. Motors...
Willys-Overland
fierce-Arrow .
White Motor .
44 43
44
43
Studebaker
122 118 118 120
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Fisk ,17 16 17 . 16
Goodrich 41 39 39 39
Kelley-Springfield 48 47 47 46
Keystone Tire.... is iis is
AJax 17 16 16 16
U. S. Rubber 65 63 65 63
lKUL'ISJ KIAl.a.
Am. Beet Sugar.. 42 40 41 41
A.. G. ft W. I 34 83 33 33
Am. Inter. Corp.. 47 45 46 46
Am. Sumatra ... 34 32 33 ,32
Am. Telephone... 120 120 120 120
American Can 49 48 48 49
Central Leather.. 40 s 3 39 sa-i
Cuba Cane 16 15 16 16
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 23 22 22 22
Corn Products.... 104 102 102 103
Famoua Players.. 82 81 81 82
General Electric. .164 162 164 162
Gt. No. Ore 45 43 44 44
Inter. Harvester.. 94 96 96 96
Am. H. ft L. pfd.. 71 70 71 70
V. S. I. Alcohol.. 46 44 46 46
Inter. Paper 49 48 48 48
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 80 78 78 78
Am. Sugar Ref... 75 72 74 72
Sears-Roebuck ... 75 74 74 74
Stromsberg 69 66 56 58
Tob. Product ... 66 64 65 63
Worth Pump .... 63 62 62 ti 13
Wilaon Co 62 61 41 ....
Weat. Electric... ". 42 62 62
Aen. Woolen 40 88 89 18
MISCELLANEOUS,
Am. Cotton Oil... 24 26 26 26
Am. Agrl. Chem.. 40 40 4n 40
Am. Llnaeed 34 33 33 34
Union Bag pfd.,. 13 63 63 62
Bosch Magneto... 481, 4714 4; 4314
Brkyn. Rap. Tr... 22 21 21 f2
Cortinentai Can... 47 67 67 64
California Packing 77 77 77 77
rolumbds G. ft E. . S4 94 84 84
Col. Graph 3 3 3S 3
National Enamel.. Zt 36 36 36
i
lU'aiiaa) I'l
I Iuiiiar4
Fruit..... .113 111 HI 114
J lut..,t'.WV 114 lis !
Valloksl U4,.. II 't " l
lhiuu.,iia iV,. ts 9t, (
Pullman 3I .6 ;
mat ( asr 4 41
S I'urlo Him ssr .
4
Halall Ulurr,,,,,, 4
44
lit,
ruinor MH tit
ss
'.
I. N V,
Virginia tar inem asa
iem. asa
Total aai.a. i. .
tluney 4'luse, I nee
tent;
Tuesday's
rime, 4 per rent.
sirke lie-.
3 I Tuesday's eloee.
!.' 1
I-.,
,
2J'; Tuesday's glass.
Wirrllng Close. II 12 Tuesdak'a rloae.
n il ,
1
New York Bonds
(Th Be ia the only Omaha
newspaper which publiahes the of
ficial close of the New York Stock
exchange bonds )
New York. April II. Liberty Issues
ware Ihe dominant feature of lodsy t
wn nisrasi, prarursny all or mat
rl'a, notably the I a, rising lo par or bel-
isr. i
rinai pri.rs ror ' this emit group
shuwrd sal its and In several Instances
rio.ing quolatn.na stars St Ih days
aiie, quuiewuns,
'I oil. I aalea of all classes of bonds were
1-3,134 Oos, par value, and f f Ihis amount,
the laigest of any day so far thla year.
Kimiai it per rent was contributed by
libcity and Victury lua,
btrengih of foreign exchanges, eapeclal
ly the tlrlliah rale, exerted .favorable
Influence upon United Kingdom and Dom
inion of Canada Iseurs. The Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean
Hallway ta recently dueled
here, also t'srrhu-Nlovakla ta snd Cuban,
Houth American, Mexican and Japanra
bunds were among the many internation
als to show marked strength.
Alinont every rlaas of domestic rails,
especially convertible, refunding and de
benture Insure, joined m Ihe general
atrengih of the bond list, msny gaining
1 to 3 points and even more.
The Province of Ontario I per cent III,
OO.on bonds, offered by an American
banking syndics!, found Immcdists sals.
Sale (In $1,000) High Low
1:41 Liberty 3'S...no.o 9S.44
2 Liberty 1st 4s., 70 99.7
1.' Liberty 2a 4s., 99 50 99.34
64 Liberty 1st 4',s. 100.04 99.70
2171 Liberty 2d 4,s. 49.84 91.44
4471 Liberty 3d 4.s. 100.04 St 70
Clna
99 90
99.70
99 60
9 94
1.74
100.00
tt.t!
100.80
100.02
6434 Liberty 4th 4's. 100.00 91.70
sss victory 4 ..moss mo. so
II Victory ls ..100.04 100.03
Foreign, (orernmrnt, dial and Municipal.
It Argentine 7s ....100. 99 99
- - i ntnese uov rty ee 64 66
t City Bergen Is ...110 110
14 City Bordeaux (s.,'88 87
i City Christiana ts.lll 110
It City Copen ts .. t :
t City Lyons 6s .... st t7
I City .Marseilles s.. 88 87
tl City R D Jan ts.,104 104
asvs
110
t
no1;
92's
17
17
104
1 City San Paulo .10i 105 los
50 City Toklo 6 73 72 71
t Ity Zurich 8a ...112 112 11
65 Dept Heine 7a .... 96 98 9S
II J'OIll till S'iS JS.lllI
27 Dom Can ta 31.... 98
68 Dut Kns Ind a 47. 95
190 Dut Eas Ind 4 62. 95
62 French Reb 9s ...107
19 French Rep 7s...l03
9 Jap lat 4s 90
28 Japaneae 4s 76
100 101
98 98
94 94
94 95
ins1 lur
102 103
90 10
75 7
183 King of Bel 7a.l08 107 108
e King uetgtum tie. ma m:". jiil"
101 King of Den 6s.... 99 98 99
ist King ot itaiy sua. ss t 't ss
156 King of Nlhlnds 6a 94 94 94
2 King of Norway 8s. 112 112 112',
27 King of Swdn Cs..l00 100 100
027 raris-i.ynns-.Med 6s 84 83 84'.
21 Rep of Chile 8s 46.. 104 104
3 Reb of Cuba 5s 04 90 90
104
3 Rep of Uruguay 8s. 106 106
13 Sis of u'nsl'nd 7s. 108 108
106
108
38 Ste of Q'nsi5nd 6s. 101 101 101
11 S of It Gr do Sul 8s. 103 103 103
on Swiss conred 8s...U5i 115. lioa
38 VKofOB&I 6a 22.107 105 107
66 UKofUB&I 6s 29.107 107 107
309 I'KofUB&I 6s 37.101 101 101
.17 U 8 of Brazil 8s. .107 106 106
69 u N or Mexico 5a. ., 65'i 61 fb"t
49 U S of Mexico 4s.. 67 67 67
Railway and Miscellaneous Bond.
35 Adams Express 4s. 76 76 76
4 AJax Rubber 8s 100 100 100
38 Am Agr Ch 7a..l02 102 102
1 Am Cotton Oil 6a.. 85 85
28 Am. Smlt 5s 90 90
107 Am Sugar 6s 99 98
85
0
sv
114
4 Am T & T cv 6s. .114 114
9 Am. T ft T col tr 6s 97 97
13 Am Writing Ppr 7s. 84 83
72 A T & S F gen 4s. 88 87
9 A T & S F adj 4a. 82 82
2 Atl Coa Lin 1st o 4s 88 88
17
83 1',
87
82
88
6 Atl Relln 6s ,..104 104 104
n rsait & unto ss.... ss . ss ' ss
84 Bait & O CV 4S.. 82 80
11 B T Pa 7 .108 107
8 Beth Steel ref 6s.. 94 94
11 Beth Steel pm 5s.. 91 91
20 Bkl Edi gen 7 D.107 107
26 Bkl R T 7s ct St.. 80 19
2 Calif G ft E.6 95 95
20 Can North 6s ..110 110
97 Can Pac deb 4a ... 78 78
7 Cent Georg 6s .... 99 98
5 Cent. Leather 5s... 97 96
6 Cent N E 4s 61 61
9 Cent Pac gtd 4s.... 84 84
108
94
SI
107
79
96
110
78
99
96
61
8.4
:i ('er de i'as ss
72 Ches ft O cv 6s ..
6 Ches ft O cv 4s.
9 C B ft Q ref 6s A
62 Chi ft East III 6s.
.115 114 116
) 90 90
86
96
79
86
96
79
63
S3
85
96
79
64
'S3
69
109 Chi Gt West 4s.... 64
1 Chi I ft S L ref 6s. 83
60 C M ft S P cv 4s. 69 68
97 C M ft S P ref 4s. 65 6:1
64
12 Chi ft North 7s ....106 106 106
3 Chi Rail 6s 80 80 80
13 C R I ft P gen 4s. 82 81 81
202 C R I ft P ref 4s.. 81 80 80
27 Chile Copper 7s 102 101 101
119 Chino Copper 6s.. 86 86 86
1 Col Gss & El 6s.... 92 92 92
4 Con Coal of Md 6s. 88 88. 88
57 Con'dated Gas 7a.. 109 109 109
7 Cuba Can Sg deb Ss 86 86 86
23 Cuba Cane Sg deb 7s 84 83 83
19 Cuba R R 7 A. 103 102 103
2 Cuban Am Sug 8s. 104 104 104
2 Del ft Hud cv 6s.. 95 96 95
38 D ft Rio Gr imp 5s 82 81 82
6 Des M ft Ft Dg 4s 60 49 60
5 Detroit Ed ref 6s. 102 103 102
117 Detroit UtdRys4s 79 79 79
r Dla, Match 7 108 107 108
6 Dlstlrs Seo 6s 47 47 47
16 DuPont de N 7s.l0B 105 105
8 Deouesne Lght 6s.. 102 101 101
261 Erie gen 4s 53
24 Erie pr Hen 4s 64
61 62
64 64
5 Fisk RuBher xs. . .ins
84 F Ind Dev 7s.. 99
104 105
99 99
97 , 97
7 Gen El deb 6s 99
174 tldyear Tire 8s 31. 1113
59 Gdyr Tire 8s 41.,. 115
102 102
115 116
HOT Ry of Can 7s. 111 110 111
13 G T Ry of Can 6s. 102 102 102
60 Gt North'n 7s A. .108 107 108
38 Hud ft Man ref 5s. 81 81 81
74 Hud ft Man a I 6s. 68 58 68
4 Illinois Cent 6s..l00 100 100
,21 .Illinois Cent ref 4s. 87 . 84
18 Illinois Steel d 4s 90 90
2 Indiana Steel 5s ..100 99
2 Int Agric 6 77 6
87 Inter Met 4s .... 18 17
61 Inter Met 4s ctfsslS 16
261 Inter R T ref 6s... 66 65
34 Inter M M sf 6s... 9G 96
11 Inter Pap ref 5s B 84 84
45 K C F S ft M 4s... 79 78
20 K C Southern 6s.. 87 ' 87
87
90
99
77
17
16
65
96
84
79
87
19 K-S Tiro 8s 107 106 107
1 Lacka Steel 5s 2.1.. 99 99 99
' 1 Lacka Steel 6s 60.. 84 84 84
1 Lac a SL 1st 6s... 90 90 90
30 L S ft M S d 4s 31. 92 91 92
5 Lehigh Val 6s ....102 102 102
2 Llg Mey 6s 95 95, 95
95 Lorillard 5a 95 95 95
16 Lou ft Nas ref 5al02 102 102
38 Mldvale Steel cv 5. 68 68 68
6 M ft S L ref 5 48 47 47
30 MSP ft-SSM 6s..l01 101 101
51 M K ft T p 1 SsA. 84 83 84
539 M K ft T n 6s A. 65 54 65
34 M K ft T 1st 4s... 78 77 78
175 Mo Fsclfic gen 4s. 65 64 64
25 Mont Pow 5s A... 96 14 tS
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111 Ho. t. ref 4a.... l 91 tl
14 11.W K Ra N.v I I 14 ta
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I I'se T sj T is.... 14 91
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I I'sr Mar ref is.., tl i
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1 Heading gen 4a.,,. tl Sl
Hep Iron si H run I 91 '
I It 10 Ud W 1st 4 1 1
S M I'l Ark a Ls 4a
I M.IMt ha ref 4s tl It
t7 SI. 41 Sf dj s.. as 7
113 Sit. ft Mr Ino 4s. , 1
tl HtliKK pr lien 4. A 71 71
I etl'tKCKhl.lna 4S 1' 71
S3 S A A P 1st 4s. 71 71
174 Nra A I, ron ts... l
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11 Hea'A I, rrf a.... 4i 44
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434 Kin Oil rv Us...'.04 13 1"4
71 Sinclair I'll rvl It. 94
2 Sou Hell T ia.,,. 1 9 J tl
21 Sou I'ao CY 4a .... tl " 4
17 Sou Has ref 4s... S7 87 S7
I Hu I'ao ro ir 4s... tl 11 11
H Sou Ry gen tS... 99 9S tt
K4 Sou ny gen 4 s7 ti ',
7 So I'J Hi Mu 7s.... 97', 97 97
11 Htsn Oil Cal deb 7a. K7 1"'. 1"7
S3 Third Av sdj Is.. 13 13 13
Third Ave ref 4a.. 45 i 45
ti Tulwa till ta clfs.lo: )"!; n;
t t'nlon Par lat 4.. tl l s 91
I t'nlon I'ao rv 4a... 91 94 94
II t'nloti Pac ref 4s... 44 ftH ',
2 t'nion Tank Car 7s.im A.t toil,
12 t'nited Drug ta ...I07 in,i( loti',
II I'nJ Ry In 1st is P 14 45 twS
It It H Really 6a 14 91 94
US Rubber 7a...07 K4 1"7
22 V S Rubber is.... 46 84 84
tl U 14 Steel sf 4s. ..103 n; 10-
I I'tsh P ft L la .... 92 42 12
t Va Car Ch 7 ',... 99 97 94
7 Va Care Ch lat is. 94 94 94
IS Vlrg Ry is 94 IJ 94
3 Wsbssh 1st is ... 96 94 !
It Weat Electric Ss...)0n t 99
35 M'eat Msry 1st 4s.. 14 44
13 West Par 6a 87 87 87
t Wain Union 4a...106 107 in;j
!0 Weat'gh'ae El !a...04 104 104
2.1 Wheel ft L K .,. 5 64 4i
4 Wlrk-Spen Stl 7a. 97 96 96
34 Wll ft Co. s f 7 Ha. 1 'ii 100 )n
13 Wllann ft Co cv a.. 4 89 9
15 Wla Cent sen 4s.. 77 77 77
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Yo-k. April 12. Transactions on
the New York curb bond market today
were a follows:
Bonds.
Ssles (in $1,000) High Low Close
14 Aluminum 7 33... 103 103 103
5 Amer Llg ft Tra ss.107 jot 107
20 Amer T ft T Is 22.100 100 100
7 Amer T ft T 6s 24.101 101 101
Amer Tob 7a 23. ..102 102 102
19 Anacon Cop ts 99 99 99
21 Anacon Cop 7 29. .103 103 103
4 Ang-Amer Oil 7.103 103 103
14 Armour ft Co 7s ,.103 10.1 103
13 Barnadaii 8a ....
17 Beth Steel 7s 23..
22 Beth Steel 7s 36.
Csn Na Ry eq 7a
t Can Pacific 6s ..
3 Cent Steel 8s
16 Colum Graph 8s
26 Consol Coal 6s ..
2 Consol Textile 8s.
.106 103 105
..102 102 102
..102 102 102
..109 118 '"
..101 101 101
..102 10Ii 102
.. 42 41 42
.. 89 86 69
96 94
1 Cop Ex Assn 8s 24.102 102 102
5 Cuban Tel 7a....105 in& 105
2 Deere ft Co 7s 101 101 101
2 Empire G ft F 6s . . 96 96 96
15 Fed Land Bank 5s. 104 104 104
1 Galena Big Oil 7S..103 in: . 10
1 Goodrich Tire 7s
t Gulf Oil 7s ....
6 Heinz Co 7s
99 99 99',
...103 10.1 103
...99 99 99
5 Hershey Co 7s
165 Inter R T 8s 22..
26 J Kayser 7s WI ,
' 13 Kenne Cop 7s .
1 Lsclede Gas 7s ' ,
12 Llbby McNeil 7s
.101 lol r 101
. 82 81 83
.100 100 100
.103 103 103
98 98 98
99 99 99
8 Marland ref 7s... 96
96 96
2 Nat Acme 7s .. 96
96 96
15 Nat CIO ft Sul S..103 103 103
6 Nat Leather 8s ...101 100 101
. 6 N Y N H ft H 4s. . 83 83 83
11 Phlla Co 6s 44 97 97 - 97
2 Phil El 6a 101 101 101
7 Phil Petrol 7s 31.30 108 108'.
18 Pu Se Co NJ 7s... 100 100 100
s 5 Robert Galr 7s .
13 Sears Roe, 7s 22. .
42 Sears-Roe 7s 23.
6 Shawsheen 7s . .
96 94
..101 . 101 101
..101 101 101
..103 103 103
..104 104 104
26 Solray ft Cle 8s
38 S W B T 7s ..
...102 102 102
3 Stan Oil NY 7a 27. .106 105 105
7 Stan Oil NT 7a 30.. 107 107 1U7
2 Stan Oil NY 7s 31. .108 108 108
6 Stan Oil NX 6s,.10 106 106
2 Sun Oll 7s ...100 400 100
12 Swift ft Co 7s 28.. 101 101 101
9 Swift ft Co 7s 31.. 102 102 102
12 Texss ft Co 7s ....101 101 101
1 Tidal Osage 7s ...101 101 101
16 Tol Edison 7s 105 105 105
11 Un Oil Prod 8s .,.104 103 103
4 Vacuum Oil 7s ...106 106 106
13 Warn Sugar 7s 41.. 99 98 98
12 West Electric 7s ..108 108 108
12 Winchester 7s 23.101 ,100 100
5 Can Nat Ry 6s. . . .
10 Colum Graph 8s ct.
4 Cons Cop 7s
83 Del ft Hud 5s ..
63 Int Gr Nor 5s
99
38
99
99
38
62
98
66
96
100
99
92
38
62
98
68
95
100
99
92
96
100
62
98
60
7 Kansas ft Eleo 6s.. 96
1 Lig WeBt Ches 7s.. 100
24.1 Mo Pac Ry 6s ....100
1 No Am Edis 6s .... 92
18 No Ohio L ft P 6s.. 97
10 Saks ft Co 7s 100 100
6 San Joaq L ft P 6s 99
99
99
s stew Warner ss
.107, 106 107
. , Foreign Bonds.
48 Argentine 7s 23.... 100 ' 99 99
18 Russian. 6 s ctfs. . 25 24 25
1 Russian 6
27 .
26 26
14 Swiss 5s
1 Argentine 5s , , .
101 101 101
90
90
90
8 City Elberfelt 6s...
23 City Solssons 6s. . .
10 Leipzig 6s
474 NY NH Tr 7
170 NY NH Tr 4a
150 Russ Int 6s FftA
71 U S Mexico 4s
6
86
4
68
73
6
48
6
86
4
68
72
6
48
6
85
4 ,
68
73
6
48
Chicago Stock. '
Range of prices of the leading Chlcaert
stocks furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 248
peters Trust building:
Am. Radiator
.. 88
94
.. 12
.. 67
..132
.. 8
.. 4
.. 2
.. 19
.. 9
.-. 44
... 40
..102
.. 20
..67
. . 68",
..103
Armour ft Co., pfd. .
Armour Leather, com.
Cudahy
Edison, com. ,
Cont. Motor
Earl Motor ..i..:.,
Libby .'
Montgomery-Ward ,
Nat. Leather, new.
Plggley Wlggly
Stewart-Warner . . . .
Swift ft Co. ,
Swift Int
Union Carbide
Wahl
Wrigiey
New York Dried Fruits.
New York. April 13 Evaporated
Ap-
pies Easy.
j-runes Heavy.
Aprloota Nominal.
Peaches Steady.
Raiaina Easy.
Omaha Produce
Furet, k4 y slat sf Nsbiasks, de.
tent eel f sa'i.uiiu', Swiss) id !
sit sad sasifcaiikt'
I.IU rtiULTrJT.
WliuiMie
HotiH I'r.
s $ II
W feeleeel
eWlnai Pr.
s 41
Rreilei
ai.rinas re J ,s ;i
Heoa, litki ..... .11 ,: .:t
Ii.h. h-siy .Us ' .:
I'arka " ,
iu.as ss ,;t ,
llMH ,! -II '
bias ,,,, .10 "I
1'iisxtD i'..i't,inr.
B roller ,,,,,,,.,...44,.... .10
bpnags ,. . .4J4S .
liens ,,,,,......,...'..." ' .J
Corks
DurkS ,.... -"
tie ,,..... ,,4e..M ,-4f ,
SISS .0
elerl ...w.
N, 1
Na .,.........,..
l-is.h 0 !
fcssa. rase count
iper taae) l t If ...f.....
liW4Tr.r.
Creamery, ptlnls ,..
Ci emery, tub :
Country, h-a 2S4 ,74 .JliC
Caunlry. loiiimun .)4 .It ,10
llulterfat, at a I tun
prtc I0 0
.31
tl
.
.31
nil.
Pralrl No. I upland, ......
ii:0iis
IMS. s upianQ . .
tesssiii ee
tl ss U s
NO. S upland .
rto. 1 inimenci
....II IS
No. I midland.
No, a midland
So. t lowlaml ,,
Na. 1 lowland. ....... .......
9 is wis so
1 w
t bo wis
t otity
Alfalfa 1 hou ,....?! "!!
No, I It S0 3l
Standard U wlf
No. 3 II outfit
No. S lo una ss
Hal straw,! lotts
Wheat straw 7.sO IV
FRUITS AND Vt'.C, KTAflLES.
Frulta llansnaa. per lb. 70le.
Oranges: Hi, 21 and larger. 4 6o.tu;
sis lit, 17 00 tl 4 10; slse 244. I; SO 14.00;
else 3:4. 7.ev7 7l. Lemons, prr bn,
14 6007 10, O'epcfrult. per crate. 14. 210
4 50. Apples: I 'eiirli.ua. a.-cordinx to sis
snd grade, t3iO04.t: Home Peauliee,
scrording to also and grade. 12,15 vS.St:
Hlark Twig, accord in to l,e and grade.
I I. 00: Wineanp. 11.7104 un; Arkanaaa
Hlark. error ling to sis snd grail". 13. at
04.00; Ben I'a Ma, according lo aiss snd
grsde, $2.7141 4 00: Newton Pippins, sc.
muling 10 sue and giade. $;.501 21.
Ktrawbrrrlra, ciatea 24 Pint hours per
crate, $5 to. Figs: 24 pkgs. S-ox., $:.iii;
bulk, prr lb., 15 4 16c.
Vrgetablea I'otatnea: Netrsak Early
Ohio No. I, per cwt.. II. 7s: Minnesota
wh.l stork No 1. prr rwl., S2.00U 2 26:
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt., 12.00
i:.:6: Red finer omoa no i. per cwt..
11.1002 25: Oregon Netted Gem No. 1,
per cwt., I! 50; Colorado Drown Beauties
No. I. per cwt., $:.00O2.2i. Sweet Pota
toes, per bit.. $1.7502.60. Celery, per doa..
76C0I2.OO. Lettuce: Head, per crate.
$4.0001.25: leaf, per dos., 75010c, Onions:
Ked. per lb.. Itic: yellow, per lb., Ic:
Texss yellow, per crate, 14, 0o: Australian
brown, per lb.. 12c. Onion Sets, per bu ,
12.6003.00. Csuliflower. per crate. 12 260
2 50. Cucumber, hot house, per dos., 12.71
3.00. Carrot, per lb.. 204c. Tur
nips, per lb.. !03sO. Parsnips, psr lb,
303c. Beets., per lb., 303o. Cab
bage, new Texaa. per lb., $v4c. Tama
Iota: Per crats, tl. 000 4.10; per lub. 13.60.
Young Southern Radlahea, per dos., 450
76c. Young Southern Csrrnts. par dos..
'ilOc0tt.OO. Youug Southern Beets, per
QUI,, W"i;,e..". lUUMI wuuiri, l,i.....
per dos., 75 0tOr. Young Southern Tur
nips, per dos.. 11.00.. Splnsch. per lb.,
lie. Brussells Sprouts, per lb.. 25c. Shal
lots, per dos., 65Q75a llreen Pepper, per
lb.. 30035c Tsrsley, per dos. bunches,
45075c,
Nuts Black Wslnuls, psr lb., ic Eng
lish Wslnuts. per lb., 30035c. Brasll
Nuts: large washed, per lb.. 14018c; me
dium washed, per lb.. 14 016c. Pecans,
per lb., 22 030c. Almonds, sack lots, per
lb., 280. Pesnuta: Jumbo, raw, per lb.,
1013c; Jumbo, roasted, per lb., 13015c;
No. 1. raw, per lb., 109c; No. 1. roasted,
per lb.. 12013c. ,
Honey In enmba, per case, $5.0001.00.
Wholesale prices ot beet cuts are as
follows: No. 1 rlhs. 22c: No. 2 ribs. 21c:
No. 3 ribs. 15c; No. 1 loins. 24c: No. I
loins, 2.1c; No. S loins. 19c; No. 1. rounds,
16c; No. 2 rounds. 15c; No. t rounds.
13c: No 1 chucks, 9c; No. 2 chucks,
9c.; No. 3 chucks, 8c; No. 1 pistes, 6c;
No. 2 pistes. 5c: No. I plates. 4c
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb...
506c; green salted No. 2v Per lb., 405c;
green hides. No. 1, per lb., 304c; green
hides. No. .2. per lb., 203c; green salted
told atock), per lb., 203c; green aaited
bull hides. No. I, per lb., 3c; green sailed
bull hides. No. 2. per lb., 2c.
Horse hides: Large, each, $2.50; me
dium, each. 12.00; small, each, $1.60; pony
and gluea, each. 75c0$l.OO.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, ss to sis
and wool, each, 6076ct shearing, pelts,
green salted, a to size and wool, each,
66'IOc. S
Wool: Choice, fine one-half blood, per
Ib.y 20024c; medium and three-eighths
blood, per lb., 18021c; dow and one-fourth
blood, per lb.. 15016c; burry wool, per
lb.. 8010c.
- 'turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga,, April 12. Turpentine
Firm. 79479c; sales. 143 bbls.: receipts,
177 bbls.; shipments, 2 bbls.; stock, 1,637
bbia.
Rosin Firm; sales. 127 casks: receipts,
1.157 caslta: shipments, 556 casks; stock,
59,237 casks.
Quote B. D.. $4.0504.10; E.. $4.05: F.,
14.15: O., $4.0704.15; I., $4.0704.17;
K.. $4.12: M., $4 50; N.. $4.905.10i
VG.. $6.6006.60; WW., $5.75.
Wear Better Clothes
Have Them Cleaned Regular.
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6: IS O'Clock P. M. .
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