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T. (I. kelsf
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inh-r tutra
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Miniley Urea
Tout.
....4.101 Jl.HI
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C aul Receipts, I. IDS hatd. With vary
moderate receipts at other point a fair
Thurailay'a run of ataera hart ai. cleaned
up taadlty tl innally lutllin hither prM-aa.
Hh ainrk and (aattra held about aiaaity.
Toijay'a a.lvanr. on alaara latvaa tha bulk
of tbvm aalllnt about alady with a waak
a to Toarllnia tnd halfara ara moatly He
Mthar for tha rak whlla walibly cost
hat ban alow and ara waak to ite
lwrr. Ketderi ban baen itrong aalltrt
all waak.
Quoiailon on Catlla Oood to rholro
We. 1 7501 40: fair to Hood bav,
?0flp7.76; common to fair baavaa, $4 4"
07 00: ood to rliolc yaarllnca, IT.40O
40; fair to fond ytarlinta. 17.0107 10;
rommon to fair yaarlmta. $4ln70;
good to rholra htlfra. I7 OOQ7 40; fair
lo ood halfara. .1.7t7.00j choice to
prima rami. IS.IOtf4.40i food to choir
i own. $5.lo C 00; fair to good eowa, 15 no
.; common to fair cow. 11.009
4 10: good to choir fatdera. 17.no
I7."S; fair to rood faadara. 14.4097.00;
ommon to fair f-tdara. 15 50(tt.3S: (Ood
to c holia alorkrra, 17 !57.76; fair to
pood atockara. 1 4097.10; common to fair
atorkara. $i.76ig50; alock h. I far a, 11.10
i.00; atork rowa. 11.104 t.ti; atork
ralraa, 15.00V710; vtal ralv.a. It.lOO
11.00; built, tiaia. ate. 1J.76C7.00;
BtOKK BTKKRa
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Vr.
list $ 7 10 1. 1114 I 7 15
4 1240 7 40 14....-..1041 T ftO
70 7 40 20 740 T 45
14 1457 7 70 12 1 75
3 111 7 15 Id 1121 T 0
7 1214 01) 10....... 7 ' 10
J 1111 23 4 70 1 15
8TKERS AND HEIFEItS.
27 430 7 40 J3 T 10
COWS.
S I'M I Si) S.....:i1 5 78
in 1110 5 II 11 .1224 t 10
7 1114 t 2 31.... .1211 71
HK1FER9. . s
14 HIS 6 01) 1. 750 50
12 45 40 4...... 720 ( 10
5.11 4 f. 1 740 7 00
t 594 7 20 4. ..... 171 T S
103 7 40
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
12 40 75 21. .....1037 7 21
11 130 7 65
BULLS.
1 1150 3 75 2.. ..14U , 4 09
1 1930 4 15 1. ...... 100 4 35
1 14S0 , 4 So 1 1630 4 40
'T 1010 5 75 1 70 00
1 601 16 1 .110 1 25
CALVES.
1 60 ' T 15 12 4RI 7 50
4 130 1 00 6 18' 10 0
Kora Racelpta. 10,200 head. Trading
vii alow to get under way today opening
15HP260 lower with bulk of hogt moving
oloae to 25c lower. Light hoga aold from
1H.0010.15 with a top of 110.20. Mlied
load and butcher weight. 19.75910.10,
and packing grade. 19.26 1.76 with ex
treme heavlea. 11.7699.25; bulk of tale
vu 19.81910.10.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av Sh t Tt
46. .261 110$75 63. .327 70 J 8
64. .305 70 9 IS 71. .22 40 9 JO
69. .268 70 95 69. .27 40 10 00
81. .230 ... 10 05 84. .10 70 10 10
55. .245 70 10 16 81. .212 ... 10 10
' 8heep and Lambe Receipt, 8,800 head.
Tu.in. ... fairiv iiharal today and on
nnnr demand orlce ruled moatly 60o
I...... Wnnled lainba aold from 114.609
1176 with handy welghta quoted at
in ha ntnned lamba averaging around
90 pound old at 113.10. Very llttl mi
offored In hep and feeder dlvlalon with
quotation remaining uncnangea.
WUOtailOna on uneep: ri i.iiib. iuu
to choice. 114.50915.00: fat lamba, fair to
(rood 114.25914.50; clipped lamb, 112.269
Win. 26; shearing lamba, 113.76914.90;
feeder lamba; 113.00 13.75; cull lamb.
110.00912.00; fat yearling, light, 112.50
911.10; fat yearlings, heavy, II. 50910.60;
rat wethers, .uo(fflz.uu; lac ewea, nam,
19.60910.00; fat ewe, heavy. 18.0099.60.
Chicago Ihreatock.
rhlcgo, April U. Cattle Receipt,
7.000 head; active; beef ateera, moatly
10c to 25o higher; medium grade ad
vanclng mott; top, $9.11 for heavies and
Vearllngs: bulk, beef tr, 17.60 9S.65;
fat ah tock. 10c to 16o higner; heifer,
ahowing moat advance; cannera, cutters,
bull. tocker nd vl clve. motly
. . 1 IIMAIIA. Hill I
aieaay; uum, vwnir-m,
fat he-tork, 16.2594.85; bulk, bologna
. ACBii i.. I...II. ..nrlrar. inH f eed
era. 'l6. 2597. 25;' aelec'ted half fat kind
"'n'oga-Rerelpta. 22,000 head; opaned
10c to 16c lower; close tic to 26c lower
. than yeaterday'a average: shippers bought
i' ... l.ij . ithral. Inn arlv.
110.66; bulk, 110.16910.65; pigs, .alow;
weak to 25o lower.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts. 7.000 head;
fat lamba. 25c to 60c lower; aheep, teady;
beat wooled lamba. 115.60; other deelr
. . i j j ... n ... n 111 10- anorn
. lamb top, 114.00: bulk, 113.00913.50: few
head native spring lamb to city butcher,
. 125 00924.00; tw shorn ewea, 18.76 down.
nana in; .
Kinn. City, Mo.. April 13. Cattle Re
ceipt. 1.700 head; beef steers, steady to
. !5e higher: several loads, 18.25; calve.
. weak to 50o lower; best vealers, 17.00 9
o on. r.w 1 .60: heavy cows, slow and
weak: other classes, ateady: mort com,
75; chole yearling heifers. $7.75; many
HoS Receipts 6.000 heart; market 10ff
iwc lower; syuiH, ,
dav'a average; bulk, deirable, 175 to 225
poind weighty 110.85910.S5: packet top,
110.35: medium and heavy butcher. 110.10
10 25: bulk. 19 90910.16; top 110.40;
. Mi utar 17 2&tc7.l0:
.VZ-Z t.ls. steadyi be.t. 110.16: bulk.
ta "KAIA Ah
- j . mK. aplnri ft 000 hAd
. 40c to 80c lower: J-year-oId shorn Texaa
wMhrrf 19.2a; area ini,
Tic .to 40c T lower: top. 116.25: bulk. 114.60
15.1S.
St. Lanl liveatock.
East St. I-oui. HI.. April 11. Cattle
Hecelpts 1.500 head: general iy
II classes: H.IS paid for 1-1-P"
a . htm Vehraaka ateers: bulk
aa -Af- C. nn .(..M 18.00
steers .b.ovi i.-. '-k
. . ... j . v.. II. kuf enwn 14 i a
4J5.50: beef bulla. 14.50ftS.25; bologna
Vulle. 13.7594.25: eannera, ..7605"'.
practical veal calf top, 17.75; bulk veal-
I, KAMI .!
Hoga Receplts 9.000 head; opened 15
to 15c lower; cloaed 26 to 15c Jo"';":
clearance fair; part load early. 11040:
l-. Inn tIA 4A hulk 10. to 250
' pound averages. 110.16910.40: pigs weak
to Zoo lower; pacaer eowa opvnra eiww
cloaed 25c lower: bulk. 14.669 00.
. ..j i -mt Ru.nt. 90A head
motly lc lower; top clipped lamba,
. . m . f.tni n.Hi'K .nrinr lamba.
tiOO; other at 115 00; medium wool
owes, ..
ft.. Jnaan k UrpatAck.
. Jnaeoh. Mo.. April 11. Hoga Re
ceipt. 5.000 hed; market. 10ff!0c lowor
.,p ...... w..iL. it.iaaiiiit
top. .
Cattle Receipia, l.vi-w nM, .irmuj
fSc higher: ateers. 16.7691.75: cow and
haifera, 14.6098.50; calves 14 .60 9 7.00.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts. 1.600 head;
market, slow; proapecta lower: lamb.
(14.75915.25; we.. 19.09.iS. .
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha, April 13.
Tout rfitipii at Omaha er 66
cart, tonii.tin" til JO cart of wheat,
ii can of corn ami (our cart o( 01.
and, romparH v'ih a total of 107
car lait year. Miipmrnu turteiti
the receipt ami wrrc very heavy,
eipecially thoie el corn, l.M cart ol
that cram an J 47 ran of lieat being
reported out. All kindt of grain
thipinentt, totaling 194 cart, and
compared with ItU tan year ago.
Liverpool cahlc presented an all
round better tone and higher price,
tome demand for wheat (rout east
ern mill and report t from the
touthwettern winter wheat crop con
tmuing peiiimiitic, were itemt of
newt that cauted a better feeling in
wheat, and thit affected other graint.
There wai alo talk of a better et
port demand, but no quantitiet
named.
A better demand for cash wheat
on the Omaha exchange wat notice
able and the ofTeringt changed handt
at unchanged to 2c higher price.
Corn wat in. good demand at un
changed to Ic higher, the market
being generally !.c to He up. Oatt
were quoted unchanged Is Kc up.
Rye wai nominally Ic higher, and
barley nominally unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. I dark hard: 1 ear (smutty), II 31.
M No hard winter; 1 r, 11.11 (near
dark); t cars. II t.
No. I bard winter: t car, 11.11 (near
dark); 1 car, 1111 (eeml.darkt: II cara.
I ll: 1 car, llllj 1 car ttmutty), 114
laeinl-dark).
No. 1 hard! 1 rr tl par rant ry a),
ti ll; 1 rare, II. K: 1 rar. till; I car
it-eat damaiedl, tl.lt 1 er femulty),
tl IT (aanil-darkl.
No. i bard alnlert S can (smutty),
11 2.
No. I hard winter; I rar Ct per cant
heat damased. musty), 11.14.
No. 1 yellow hard: 1 ctr. 11. 21.
fampl spring: 1 rar Untied fretted),
tl s.
No. ! nilied: 1 ear (durum, tmutly).
Il.o.
CORN.
No. i whit: I rar tihlppera' weights),
ll'ar; 1 rar. 61 Sc.
No. l white: I rar (very tpecitl bill
ing). H,c: t car, 0c.
No. 1 yellow: 7 cart, lc; 1 rar (thlp
pera1 welghta). Uc.
No. 1 y.l low: t rar. 11 tic: 1 ear, Ht,c;
I car, 6o,
No. 1 mlied: 1 rar, 60r.
No. a mid: ear. 4
No. 1 mixed: 1 rar. 4110.
OATS.
No. whltr: 1 rare. 14 tic; I rr. He.
Oat and corn mixed: 1 car, HHc
RTE.
No tale.
BARLET.
No sales.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
(Carlota.)
Week Tear
Receipt Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 3 13 74
Corn 13 24 It
Oat 4 4 t
Ry I
Barley 11
Shlpmenta
Wheat 47 61 131
Corn 120 63 14
Oat : 11 4
Rye t
Barley 2 .. 1
1'RIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushel.)
Receipts . Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Aao.
Wheat 44,001) . 473.000 76.000
Corn 444.000 639.0110 408.000
Oat 266,000 210,000 316.000
Shipment
Wheat 499,000 404.000 4.000
Corn 436.000 611,000 433.000
Oat 468.000 617,000 322,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Tody. Yr. Ago.
Wheat and flour 232.000 560.0U0
Corn 270.000 84.000
Oata 2.000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlota Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 63 7 12
Corn 121 1.18 82
Oat 13 43 tl
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Carlota . Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 75 44. 182
Corn 17 21 12
Oat 14 2
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlota Today Wk. Ago Tr, Ago
Wheat 23 37 7
Corn 26 17 24
Oata 7, . 42 23
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlot Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Minneapolis 177 118 17
Duluth ... 64 31 76
Winnipeg 187 154 196
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co., DO. 2627. April 13.
Art. I Open. I High. I Low, Close. Ta,
WhT ' : ' : ;
May 1.31H 1.3414 1.81U 1.334 131
1.33 .'. 1.84 1.80
July 1.2114 1.234 1.2114 12314 1.2014
1.221, 1.234. 1.3014
Sept. 1.1 1.1814 11 L1814 1.14
11 )
Ryo
May 1.03 1.04 1.03 1.044 J. 02
July .96141 .17 I .$UI ? I .95a
Corn
May .64 .80 . .0 -61 4
.69
July .434 .634 -6314 '.13 ' .63
.43S .634
Sept. .64 .66 H .66 .6614 .16
Oat 1
May .87 .37 .17 .37 .17
.87 37
July .39 .40 .31 .40 .39
.40 39
Sept. .41 .42 .41 .42 .41
Pork
Mav 21.00 21.00 31.00 21.00! 21.00
Lard
May 10.70 10.76 10.70 10.76 10.75
July 10.90 11.00 10.90 10.17 11.00
Ribs
May 11.15 11.15 11.15 11. IS 10.40
July 10.60 10.60 10.60 10.60 10.66
Chicago Potato.
Chlearo; Anril 13. Potatoes Weak: re
ceipts, 57 cars; total United Statae ship
ments, 671 cars; Wisconsin sacaaa rouno
white. 11.50 91.60 cwt. ; Minnesota sacked
round whites. 11.4091.60 cwt.; Mlnnetota
tacked Red River. 11.5091.60 cwt.; Ida
ho aacked Rurals, 11.6091.60 cwt.; Idaho
sacked Burbankt, 11.6091.70 cwt; Can
ada aacked long white, 11.66 cwt. New
stock, market weak; Florida No. 1, 16.00
7.50 bbl. ; NO. 2, 6.tOgt.lB DDI,
CMctta-o Product
cKt.ii amii is Butter Higher:
creamery 'extra, 36c: firata, 32934c.
Of G . 1 r. . ... .
.ggs n ignvr; rei;ciyva.
eit. Illi.- nrrilnnrv firata. 2114922c:
miscellaneous. 22 9 23c; storage packed
extra. Iisi4:; siorag
Poultry Alivs, uncnangea.
New York Produce.
xt Xnrll 1 Rut ter Stead V !
creamery, higher than extras, 3114940c;
extras. 3899c; firsts, 3 6 38c.
r.gga sieaay.
r-ZT a... .1 . .hnl, milk flats.
freah spaclals. 1891c; fresh tpctl,
average run, 18c.
Kanta City Grain.
irBnA,i ritv ua. 13. Whest Cash
No. 2 hard. 11.2391.44; No. 2 red, 11.269
1.27.
Corn No. 2 white. 6496414c; No. 2 yel
low. 65966c; No. 1 yellow, 66c.
Minneapoli Hour.
Minneapolis. April 11. Flour Un
changed to 10c lower. Family patent,
18.0098.20.
Shipment 46.082 barrels.
Bran 121.80922.00.
Mlnnea nolla Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn.. April 13. Wheat-
Cash. No. l nortnern. si.djv i.oo.
Corn No. 2 yellow, 61e68c.
Oata No. 1 white. 14 915c.
Kansa City Prodnrc.
Kansas City, April 11. Eggs and But
terUnchanged. Poultry lc to 2c lower; hen. 22c; broil
era, 65c; rooster. 11c; turkey. 15c.
St. Loaia Grain.
St Lout. April 11. Whet May. 11.12;
Jaiy. 11.20 "4.
Corn May. 6e; July. 2c.
Oat May. 17c: July. 40c
New York Poultry.
K.w York. Aoril 11. Poultry Live,
steady; fowls. 28930c; dressed quiet; tur
keys, totrtuc.
Flaoce d.
Tmiuth. Minn.. April 12. Flaxaeed
ll.6992tl
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
(laaak h la4 W ire,
t hit a;i, April U. radical
change in the foreign wheal out
liHil. and ileniand, lonilmird with tree
buying of future here lor furriiiit
account, d'at'loard an overaold con
ditton, Conseatimi in May betame
ftpiiareui. Cloaing tralct were in
Mav at J'J 12 teiiit on wheat.
while corn wat up i-4 ceutt. oat
I-.'''i5 8 cent, and rye I J 'li
tem. A turn (or the wore in the Uu
ropcan crop otitltwk wa given at
the caue of the furcigit buying, al
though tmne of the report at to
the tiuaiititiet taken were materially
too large.
There i no broad demand turh
at i needed to keep valuet on the
upgrade conuantly. With a holi
day ahead, the pit element generally
evened up toward the Ut, although
tome went home long. Crop re
Don from western Kaua make a
poor, thowing with a private esti
mate thowing li..i.i.iH) uuaneit tor
that ttaie. That figure eeiierally
it regarded at tiv high. Milling de
maml thowed further improvement
with let of 90,000 buahet to Chi
cago lundtert. ICxport tatea eti
mated at I.0IO.OOO to 2.000.(H((I buNh
et new crop grain and 5fl0.0O0 bush
el old. the latter having mainly
Manitoba. France and Italy ok
8O0.(XiO to 1.0OO.000 bushel wheat
on ocean parage.
('or m1 la High.
Htrenglh In wheat wa
intluenc. U) rorn nd oit. V .lilla tr.
wa light, both theaa fr.in. .how.d Ulr
net gain, for tha day. Toward '" '"
ahort rovanng pronounced. Weather
rondltlona wer aomawhat mora favorahl
for ftald work, although th foraia.t waa
for g.n.rally unaeitled Ca.h rt.mai.d
waa a lltila belter, with aalea r.f 40 o
Mi.h.l. rorn and 0.n hu.h.ta oata Th
Kansaa City plant of the Corn Products
ritmpany a"1" 9W0 ,or ,hr moB";"
Rerelpit 74 rr rorn and 1 rara oa'a.
with rash rorn o beltsr. aa com
pared with May.
Houtea with tehoard ronnertlona wrra
fair buyer of rya future and ther wat
aom May taken by local lntreeia. Im
port bualneaa wa undr wy at th a
board but tha quantitlea er not given
oui. Number 2 on track told at 1V0-C
under May.
Pit Note.
Ruaaell'i of th foreltn wheat lt-
"N-h' change In tha foreign wheat alt
natlon appeara to be radical. Thla morn
Ing'a eabl show May rloelng at a prlr
equal to about 19 rant over fhtrgo
May. which la about I centa mora than
tha pred at the time Liverpool wa
buying heavily in February and March.
Tha cot of laying down wheat from I'hi
rago to Liverpool at th opening of navl
gatlon, la only a llttl over the apparent
spread thla morning. The advance In
Liverpool Is spparently due to tho
atrength In Argentina. Hale r reported
thi morning equal to tout 11.50 mr
tually arrived, with wheat to be hlpped
quoted at equal to about 11.62. or about
6 cent a buahel over the No. 1 hard win
ter wheat from the gulf and only about
4 cent under No. 2 Manitoba, nearby
shipment, while opening of navigation
No. 2 Manitoba figure about the eame
price a Argentina."
Report of Allen Logan of Kansas City
from every county in Kansa Indicate
a wheat crop of 122,761,000 bushel. Aban
doned acreage is piacea at z.iia.oiiw.
There Is ample moisture for several weeks.
Winnipeg wired that there waa a bet
ter feeling In the cash market fee wheat
with prices unchanged to - o better.
Holders of cash grain tightened up on
any algna of demand.
Lccount wired Steln-Alstcln from Pratt,
"Ail the way down from Dodge City
flelda are very uneven. Some promising
wheat and much that will be abandoned.
Spring germinated wheat it weak, spind
ly and lacking vitality. The . western
third of Kansas has a prospect of about
one-third of a crop."
The weekly report or the Konnweatern
Miller ald that tha flour business was
dull throughout the week, with prices
nominally . unchanged, Report indicate
a gradual' reduction in milling activity
all along th line.
It was understood that Greece will be
In the market for 1.600.000 bushel of
wheat about April 27. It la expected
thi order will be for Manitoba wheat.
A much better milling demand for
wheat waa reported by some houses and
there was a large number of mills after
wheat- Some of the wheat sold wa nt
Manltowac. and wa aold at equal to 29
lo over Chicago May tor No. 1 hard win
ter, c. 1. f. Buffalo.
Argentine ahlpment for the week were
larger than expected at 8.781,000 bushels.
Slqce January 1 shipment have been
61.268.000 bushels or about 38,000,000
bushels more than a year ago. Corn ship
ment for the week were 1,038.000 bushe
els. also larger than the estimates. . .
New from Argentina attracts more
attention. The trade here does not be
lieve the claims of large surplus there
are right. So far this season exports
from there aggregate 61,268,000 bushels,
compared with 22,988,000 last year. An
exporter well posted In Argentine con
ditions says that Argentina ha not and
cannot ship any such amount of wheat
a recently reported available for ex
port. New York Cotton.
New- York, April 13. Moving In nar
row limits, the cotton market lost a
little ground today although the trading
waa almost entirely restricted to eve
ning up, prehollday In character. In the
early trading the list was only a point
or so down from last night' close. After
temporary uncertainty and a alight dip
the market came back to about yester
day' final level before midday. Such
pressure a there wa came from Japanese
Interests, spot houses and southern In
terest. There waa a little more aelllng
In the afternoon but the market's tone
waa generally steady. The close waa 2
to 8 point net lower.
Spot cotton quiet, 5 points decline for
middling upland; talcs, none.
Southern spot market: Galveston, 17.20c,
.10 points decline; New Orleans, 16.50c, un
changed; Savannah, 17c, unchanged;
Augusta, . 16.76c, unchanged; Memphis,
16.75c, 25 points decline; Houston, 17.05c,
10 points decline; Little Rock, 16.75c,
unchanged.
New York Sugar.
New York. April 13. The local raw
sugar market wat unchanged. Spot
Cubat were nominal with April shipment
quoted at 2 7-16C, coat and freight, equal
to 4.04c for centrifugal and May at J 14c.
cost and freight, equal to 411c. fhere
were sale of 60,000 bag of Cuba sec
ond halt April,
The raw sugar future market was Ir
regular early and after opening 1 point
lower to 1 point higher, firmed up on
covering for over the holidays with final
prices 1 to 8 points net higher. May,
2.55c; July, 2.75c; September, 2.92c; De
cember, 2.17c.
The market for refined was unchanged
at 6.25c to 6.50c for fine granulated and
only moderate domeatlc business reported.
There waa a little better export inquiry
noted.
There were no transactions In refined
futures. Closing: May, 5.85c; July. 6.05c;
September, 6.25c!
New York Coffee.
New York, April 13. The market for
coffee futures thowed continued strengtn
todav. owing to further advances In
Brazil, covering by near month shorts
and scattered buying of later deliveries.
The opening was 4 to 11 points higher,
establishing new high records for all de
liveries, with Msy selling at 10.23c and
July .80e. These prices attracted some
prehollday realizing, causing slight reac
tions, but the close showed a net advance
of 6 to 8 points. Sales were estimated at
about 33.000 bags. May, 10.19c; July,
10.03c: September, S.79c; October, 9.77c;
December, .72c; January, 9.71c; March,
1.70c.
Spot coffee, firm; Rio 7s 10c to 11c;
Santoa 4s, 14c to 14c.
Sioux City Livestock.
Sioux City, la.. April 18. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1.500 head; market, steady; fed
ateers and yearlings. 17.0098.25: warmed
up steer and yearling. 25.0097.00: fat
rows and heifer. 14.0097.60; cannera,
12.5091.76: veals. 5.O09.O; feeders.
15.0097.00; calves. 84.6097.75; feeding
cows and heifers, 13.6095.76: stockers.
85.0097.15.
Hogs Receipt. B.ono head: market. 10
9 20c lower; butchers. 110.00910.20;
lights, 110.26; heavy mixed. 19.76910.00;
heavy packers, 8. 7599.25; native pigs.
110.60: stage, 17.0097.26; tulk of sales,
lie. 00910 JO.
Sheep Receipts, 200 head; market,
steady
'
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Uaaathg, It te4 Wire.
New Yoik, April I J, Today' (!
tianeial market were crowded with
newt of variout tortt, which hap
pened ti be altogether of favorable
character. The country' foreign
trade rrturnt fur March howed in
crease of exporit to the largest total
nine October, cxccm of en port be
ing the Urget tlmt far in 1922.
'the railway car loading reported
for the week ended April I, although
rtdiucd from the week preceding be
catue of tmaller coal shipment,
ncvrrthrlcat thowed a btiainett ex
ceeded only twice tinrt? last Novem
ber and running In J, 840 cart or 24
per cent beyond the correpondini
week hut year. In spite of the ten
tile ttrike, lat month' taking of
cuiton by the American spinning
induitry were reported by the ceu
tut bureau at the largest of any
month but two since trade reaction
began in P.'U.
Abroad, the Bank of England re
duced itt dicount rate below any
figure established tince the war be
gan and the Hank of France re
ported 117,91 8 AM) franc of itt pa
per currency called in during the
week.
foreign Hoods HlgUrr.
He vera I of lhe announcement war
not mail" until after th rloaa of bust.
in market Price for the war loan
got no higher today, but a great ad
vance occurred In foreign government
m unties. A number ware in high ground
and ther wa a sitl-a of rapid advance
in rail ay bun. la. Th bualneaa dan In
that branch '( th market wa again
unuaunlly large. Transaction In iock
aleo ran t-oneiderehly above a million
sharaa for the tenth rnnsecutlv occasion,
movement of price being mnr consls
tntly upward than Wednesday, notwlth
aiandlne th strong srhan holiday to
morrow and the Impending week-end
Iteilui-tlnn of th Bank of Kngland
rat I not an event of auch paramount
fttanoial Importanr aa before th war;
tendon liaeif admil frankly that thang
In the New York reserve bank rale Is
tho larger Indication of conditions In
world finance. Neverlhetesa today's low
ering of th London rat tram 4 to 4
par rent waa a matter of real Intereat,
not only because It fixed th loweet per
centage since the prewar week, but be.
cauee, except for Hwluerland. It I now
the lowest bank ral In the world. Kvn
th Swiss 1 per rent I generally rec
ognised aa a symptom of local nd
abnormal conditions; arising. Ilk th
solltaiy premium on Swlaa exchange at
New York, from the crowding of cen
tral Europe' capital In Swltxerland for
refuge and eafokeeplng.
Iilarount Rale Lower.
The really striking fact at London Is
not that the bank rate haa come down
the previous rate was hopelessly out of
touch with the open London money mst
ket but that private discount rate on
Lombird atreet should be ruling it Pi
to 2 per rent while our own stind at
4ti. This disparity la the one respect
In wblch th mutual position of London
and New York resemble that which
existed before the war. Th explanation
la not entirely obvious. The relatively
irreater aeverlty of trade dprrelon In
Kngland may account for part of it, tut
It also muxt indicate that London la
rrgtilnlng rnther rapidly Its facllitlt
a central money market.
From th federal reserve system'
weekly tatement one would not get th
impression of expending trad for redis
count are down 150,800.000. Foreign ex
change rate did not change to any great
extent though the rate on Paris reached
a new high level. Perhaps the most
striking; of the stttement. wss Itt showing
of gold imports. Although we received
no gold at all last month from England
against 11.300.000 delivered for It
account in February) our total gold 1m
ptrta during March were 14.700.000
beyond those of February and 16,900,000
beyond January. . . . .
New York Stocks
Range of prices of the leading stock
furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248 Peter
Trust building: 1TNa
RAIROADS.
Wednesday
High Low Close Close
.. 9H 98 99V4 8
A n A S. F.
Balu . Ohio .... .4 4 "Ji
Canadian Pao ..141 14jtf 141 140
N. Y. central .... o'- "js -
Chet & Ohio .... 65 64 64 64
Gt. Northern .... 75 74 744 74
lillnolt Central ..10 1094 109 108
K. C. Southern ... 27'4 27t 27H 27H
T.ehlvh Vallev
, as- ox
, 244s 2JH 24tt 24
22 21 21 22
, 77 76H 76',,' 76
, 74 73 73 73
lia 11 '. 4214 . 424k
Missouri Paclflo
1ST V. & N. H. ...
North Pacif io . .
Chicago & J, w.
Pennsyl K. R. ..
Reatllnor !
!.. 78 77 .78 77
,.. 45 44 44 46
,.. 90 88 89 88
,.. 24 23 24 23
.. 24 23 24 24
...137 136 137 136
C2f TJ-TTT fl
C. R. I. & P. ..
South Pacific ..
South Railway .
C. M. & St. P.
Union Facitio
Am Car Fdry. ..162 1' 161
AlTiaChllnW:... 49 48 49 48
Am. Loco. 116 115 116 lt
BSdwlS Loco. ...117 116 11 11
Beth. .Steel 7 77 78 78
Colo., Fuel Iron 32 12 32 32
Crucible 65 6 4 44
Am. Steel Fdry.!. 38 87 37 38
Lackawanna Steel.-66 64 64 65
Midvale Steel. 36 34 . 35 16
Pressed Stl. Car... 79 78 7 78
P.n Rteel At Iron. 67 66 54 S6T
Ry Steel Spring ljjl
Slost-Scheffleld .. 43 43 41 44
. M. . B . A A II OB
100
43. 44
8 98
42' 42'.
53 62
68 67
34 37
18 18
28 28
29 21
41 41
31 30
29 29
14 15
15 16
14 14
66 65
64 64
40 38
66 : 66
'
1 18
Utd. Htatea tueei.. vss , m
vanaaium
COPPERS.
Anaconda
Am. sm. at net. i
Cerro De Pasco.
Chill
Chino
Green Cananea
Inspiration ....
Kennecott .....
UUml . . .
.. 29 ., 2
.. 41 41
.. 31 30
., 29 29
.. 16 1 '
.. 16 15
.. 14 14
.. 66 66
OILS.
.. 65 84
Nev. Con
Ray Con
Seneca
Utah ...
Gen. Asphalt
Cosden
r.i Packlnar
Island On, ...
Invincible oil
Mex. Pet. . .
Mtddle States
To.rtflr Oil .,
, 19 18
.133 130 138 130
, 14 14 14 14
. 59 56 68 56
63 62 63 62
. 38 36 38 37
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil ..,
Pure Oil ....
Royal Dutch
9
9
e
34 33 83
83
uii aau aiu 63
29 26 29 26
Sinclair vm, -7j -- -r.'- -,,7
Std. Oil. . J....HU1 -Ml HOT.
110
46
19
Tmi Co
... 14 71 , 71 , !
ITnlnn Oil
... 20 11 20
White Oil
. .. 10 9
unTnas
10
... 77 '76 77 77
....12 12 12 12
ChanAler ......
General Motors.
Willys-Overiana
Plerce-Arrow . .
White Motor...
.,st avs 07 071
. 3 22 23 . 21
. 44 44 44 44
,111 118 119 118
S1 SVs
Studebaker
' RUBBER AND TIRES.
17U. 17 1744 17
Plate
Goodrich . . . .
41 39 40 39
neiiey-oprins in-7$ 'its .174 iiti
I.--..-. rpi. 10. 71. IBS' 101. 1BU
41 7 IIV) ll "t4
l.CJ BWIID
AJnx 17 16 17 16
United estates kud. 667. t7s ost! hot.
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar 41
a rl a. W 1. . 31 33U 3A . 3314
Am. Int. Corp 47 46 4? 45
Am. Sumatra 34 33 33 33
Am. Telephone 120 120 120 120
American Can 49 4 487 48
Canlpal talti... 1AU 31 U 30 1L 3QS4
Cuba Cane 16 16 16 16
Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 23 22 22 22
Corn Products 103 102 103 102
Famous Players.... 83 82 82 81
Gen. Electric 164 163 164 164
Gt. No. Ore 45 43 45 44
Inter.. Harvester., 96 95 .95 96
Am. H. & u- pra. 72 71 72 71
V. S. I. Alcohol... 46 46 46 46
Inter Pan. -fit: IB U IfiU 1IU
Tnfee. f f nfit . II U
79 80 78i
Am. Sugar Rf. .. 74
73 73 74
peers-noeDUCK
StrnmBherr
76
4 75 74
5U 5644 57 54
Tob. Product
68 65 67 45
63 62 62' 62
43 42 43 41
63 62 62 62
Worth. Pump
Wilson Co. ..
West Flectrln
Am WnAUn
vt ea sits as
Ml&L&i.i.AibUI..7.
Am. Cot. Oil 25 25 25 24
Am. Agrl. Chem.. 40 40 40 40
Am. Linseed .... 34 23 34 33
I'nlon Bag pfd.... 62 62 42 63
1 mwrn .Magneto... 11 -( i
jBrklyn. Rapid Tr.. 22 22 22 21
ua) ii 4 an ,., a- a el
Calif ft. tig ,,. 11 11 11 '"t,
, ol tla. re- . 11 11 11
'lunik. liiach.. 1 1 1 1
Sail , Hanoi ,,,, ! IT 11 14
tailed fil lit tl 111 111
l-diiUtM Toll ... Il Istt lS l"t
I Le4 !
I'hii. I. J ) 1 3
fullm 114 4 :i i;
Pum Alrgre pug ! Ii 1 19
Parle Hi. Mug 4 4 t
Haltll plot.a ,,,, t 4 41
upatutr meal .... I ! I 11
Hi. I. Pan Kiae. 1 ( $ ;
Vlilini Car fli.m. 14 j 11 11
loial !. 1.161.44.
Uoat u. 4 per real; Wtdneaday't
einaa, p-r rani.
Mrk C'loee, .00)4; Wednesday' close.
,Si4.
rt.o.a -ioa, .!: W'4lneai'(
IIWI, ,SVJS.
Piarllng I'loM , M2i W eiliu tJa't
tie, tl 3W.
New York Bonds
(Thi, Bee fa the only Omaha
newtpaper which publithea the of
ficial cJoae of the New York Stock
exchange bondt.)
New Vark. April 11 Influenced by th
ntur model! tmt uf th ttock Pat, lo.
Jar a bond market showed a alight alack,
anlna of III eravlou aeaalun'a estraonll.
nary activity aod breadth, but the trend
In meal division wat towtrua aim nign
ar lavela
In Ihi particular foreign laaueg led
Ih eir.iigih of Krench e.hane, ae.
rtlaratlng Ih nee of Krench govern
ment municipal and rails. Including ih
recently listed I'aris-I.yone. Mediterranean
railway and I'erartment of .Heine 7a
Median government 4a and bih ef
th la denoted further accumulation.
also ih lunch Kast Indie. Chlnrs.
Japanese and South American groupa
l.ihenv hnnda halted In their recent
senetonal lis. alihough meal of Ih
series rioted at gains. Many donieailn
ralla tilded point to recent gain and
other war better Py uueiniiai
Toisl tile (par value), were t.'l,-
147,000.
I piled Mates Bonds.
Ssles (in ll.onni High low rio.e
lot I.lb-rly ! .. M4 t 3
Liberty 1st 4 M.I
Liberty 2d 4 M.4
26 Liberty 1st 4. 3 M.
I26 U-rty 2d 4ts. 9 0 M.70
6151 Liberty 3d 4 . 100.04 3 ion 00
1244 Liberty 'h 4sloo.oo o 4
1270 Victory 4 ..I00.S0 100.72 10.0
It Victory 1 ..100.01 100.03 100.01
foreign, (iovernmrnt, Stat and Municipal.
164 Argentine It 100 100
4 Chinee Govt Ry Is 54 55 64
6 City Bergen '... Ill 110 11"
1 I'lty Bern la ....113 111 H2
70 City Bordeaux t... 7 k
4 City Christiana ta.110 110 110
t City Copen 6I .. 3 2 3
18 City Lyons 6 7 64
14 City Marseilles ts .. 88 87 88
65 City R D Jsn 8s.. 104 104 104
31 City San Paulo 8s.'.l4 106 1"
46 City Toklo Is 73 73 73
10 Danish Mun 8a A. .112 112 112
101 licpi Seine 7t 7 i 7
t Ho Ca a not i.loi 10" 100
3 Io Can 6a 31 s ""a
197 l)u Eat Ind 6s 47.. 95 94 .'
130 ru Kaa Ind H 22.. 9 5 5
m French Rep 8s 107 104 107
14 French Rep 71...103 103 108
33 Jan lit 4i 91 1 J
36 Japanese 4a 78 i4 77
14 Kgd of Bel 7a...l08 10 108
146 Kgd Of Belgium 61.103 102 12
74 Kgd of Pen 6t.... 99 99 9
41 Kgd of Itlly 6t. 5 ,
68 Kgd of Nelh 6 4 94 94
3 Kgd of Norway 8a. 111 111 111
81 Kgd of Sweden 6s. 100 100 10(i
214 Parls-I.yons-Med s 85 84 84
10 Rep of Chile 6s 46.104 104 104
16 Rep of Uruguay 8s. 10 10S 106.
6 St of Kue'sl'nd 7s. .109 18 109
14 St of CJue'sl'nd 6s. 102 101 HU
11 St of RUr do But 8s. 104 103 1"4
14 8wl Confed 8s. ..116 116 116
llUKoffiBAI 6 22. .107 107 107",
34 UKofliB&I 6 29.107 107 107
67 UKofOB&I 6s 37 102 101 101
29 U 8 of Braall DS....107 107 107
110 U 8 of Mexico 6s.. 68 66 68
87 U 8 of Mexico 4s.. 68 68 68
Railway and Miscellaneous Honda.
3 Adamt Exprest 4t..-76 76 76
2 AJax Rubber 8s. ..100 100 100
17 Am Ag Ch 7s...l03 102 103
47 Am Smlt 61 91 90 90
105 Am Sugar 6S 99 98 99
10 Am T & T cv 6s. 114 114 114
, 9 Am T T col tr 6s 98 98 98
9 Am Writ Paper" 7s. 84 83 84
23 Armour Co 4s. 90 8S 89
206 A T & 8 F gen 4s.. 89 87 89
1 A T S F adj 4s. 8.1 82 83
14 At Co LI 1st CO 4s. 88 V88 88
30 Bait ft Ohio 6s.... 99 98 99
41 Bait A' Ohio cv 4s 82 '81 82
7 Bell Tel Pa 7s 108 108 108
2 Beth Steel ref 5s.. 96 94 95
3 Beth Steel pm 6s .. 91 91 91
1 Bkl Ed gen 7s D...107 107 107
6 BR T 7s ct St .... 79 79 79
2 Calif G & E 6 95 95 95
' 13 Can North ...111 ,110 lit
310 Can Pao deb 4s ... 79 78 79
2 Cen of Ga 6s 99 98 98
18 Cent Leather 6a... 96 96 96
20 Cen N 1 4 62 61 , 62
15 Cen Pac gtd 4 86 86 85
45 Cer de Pa 8 ....115 115 116
23 Ches As O cv 6s... 90 90 90
78 Ches & O cv 4s.. 86 85 85
255 C B & Q ref 6 A.. 97 96 97
380, C & E 111 5 80 79 89
14 Chi Kt West 4s .. 64 63 64
.1 C I & L ret 6s .... 93 93 93
' 96 C M A S P cv 4s. 70 68 69
47 C M A S P ref 4s. 66 66 66
6 Chi & N W 6s ..106 106 106
20 Chi Rail 6s 80 80 80
329 C R 1 & P ref 4 .. 81 80 81
1 C A.W Ind 4s... 74 74 74
65 Chile Copper 7s. ..102 101 101
145 Chile Copper 6s... 87 86 87
7 Colo A So ref 4s 88 . 87 88
1 Con .Coal. of Md 689 88 88
70 Con'd'ted Gas 7s. 110 109 110
7 Cuba Can Sg deb 8s 86 65 , 85
2 Cuba Can Sg deb 7a 85 85 85
' 10 Del A H CV 6s 95 95 5
28 D A R Or Imp 5s... 82 82 82
8 Des M A Ft D 4s... 60 49 49
64 Del Ed ref 6 103 101. 103
20 Det Utd Ry 4a.. 79 78 78
1 Dia Match 7t....l07 107 107
12 Distillers Sec El... 48 48 48
6 Du P de N 7t....l06 106 106
63 Dequesne Lght 6a.. 102 102 102
237 Erie gen 4t 65 53 64
18 Erie pr lien 4s 65 64 . 64
31 FIsk Rubber 8s 105 106 106
137 Fram Ind Dev 7a.l01 99 101
10 Gal H & H 61 1 89 88 89
Gerr El deb 61 99 99 99
68 Gdyr Tire. a 31. ..103 102 102
16 Gdyr Tire 81 41. ..116 115 115
1 O Tr RyofCan 7s.. .111 111 . ill
105 G Tr RyofCan 6a.. 102 102 102
63 Gt North'n 7a A. ..108 108 108
28 Gt North'n 6t B.. 97 97 97
10 Hud A Man re 5s A 81 - 80 - 81
47 Hud A Man a 1 6s. 68 68 58
.18 1111 Cen 6s 100 99 100
. .6- Hit Cent ref 4s .. 87 87 87
13 111! Steel deb 4s. 90 90 90
7 Ind Steel 6 100 99 99
83 Inter Met 4s ... 17 17 17
36 Inter Met 4s ct.. 16 14 14
221. Int B T ref 6s 66 64 65
4 Inter M M a' 6s... 96 96 96
14 Int Pap ref 6s B. 86 84 84
6 Iinvinclble Oil 8s .. 96 96 96
34 Iowa Cent ref 4s .. 47 46 47
HKCFS&Hi..lt 78 80
2 K C Southern 5s.. 87 87 87
7 K-S Tire 8s 107 107 107
1 Lacka Steel 6a 23.. 99 99 99
4 Lacka Steel 6s 50.. 84 84 84
1 Laci G S L Itt 6s. 89 89 89
29 L S A M 8 de 4s 28 93 92 93
3 L S A M S de 4s 31 92 92 92
6 Lehigh Valley 6 ..1,02 102 102
2 Llg A Mey 6s 95 95 95
3 Lorlliard 6s 95 95 95
43-Lot A Nas ref 4s.l02 102 102
26 Lou Nss un 4 91 91 91
28 M S Ry con-6 02 90 91
5 Marland Oil 8s ...102 102 102..
1 Mexican Petrol 8s.. 104 104 104
1 MIc Cen deb 4s . . . 90 90 90
6 Mic Sta Tel 1st 6s. 97 97 97
59 Midvale Steel cv 6s 87 87 87
5 M A St L ref 6s 48 48 48
27 MStP A SSM 6S..102 101 102
41 MK&Tnewpr liens A 84 84 84
41 MK, Tnewprllen 6sA 84 84 84
4 MKATnewadj 5s A 66 55 56
27 MK A T 1st 4s... 78 78 78
9 Mo Pac ref 5a 23.. 99 99 99
131 Mo Pac gen 4s 65 64 65
15 Mont Power 5a A.. 95 95 . 95 .
5 Nat'l Tube 6a 99 99 99
47 N O T A Mex Inc 61 69 69 69
INT Cent col 7s. ...106 106 106
32 N T Cent deb 6s. .104 103 104
10 N T Cent con 4s... 81 80 80
19 N T Ed ref 6S...110 109 110
28 NTNH&H cv 6s 48. 73 72 73
7 NTNH&H deb 4s 67 47 46 47
20 NY Ry ref 4s ctfs. 25 35 35
3 NT Tel deb 6s 49. ..104 104 104
36 NT Tel ref 6s 41. ..103 103 103
20 NT W A Bot 4t 60 49 . 49
2 Nor A Pouth'n 5t A 69 69 69
3 Nor A West cv 6s. 105 104 104
24 Nor A West con 4s 88 87 68
129 No Pac pr lien 4s.. 86 85 84
22 No Pac gen 3s . 62 61 62
173 NP-GtN Joint 6S.104 104 104
1 No St Pow ref 6e A 90 90 9"
7 No Bel Tel 7s 107 106 108
7 O 8 L gt 5a ct. ... 100 14 100 10
13 O S L ref 4s 91 91 91
81 O W R A N 4s 80 79 80
7 Otis Steel 8s A ....102 102 103
6 Pac OA E 6s .... 90 90 90
18 Pac T A T 5s 94 94 94
Pac Mot Car 8s... 102 102 02
9 Pan-Am P T 7s . 98 8
3 Pa R R 6s 107 107 107
18 Pa R R gen 6s ... 98. . 17 98 .
1 I'a ft M twt ,,
I lera Mae if ia .,
I fierr ml dab , M 9
II I'm IV l. la A. 4 ti,
Tor H L ) 1 It .. ! 4
I Heading ga 4 ... ! l
I II. p I a coi Ib., gt s 4
I M tl 4s W lei 44., I 7 I
! II I 4 I. 4... tl l
!1 H I. I M 8 ,l 4 ! tl t
1 I. t V 4 sa... ta 1 1
II I I f HH 4a., le ! la
1 a I. V P I 4s A. II It Tl
Is H I. SI V 1st 4. .. 11 If lt
1 ' i' t 1 cat. is t i
3 A A P 1st 4. T 74V 11
1'iJ ! A I, tea s ,, )' l
M Peak A I. I t ... S I l
ta eteab A I. ref 4s..., 45 44 41
4 Pheron a) II ta A.'.,l l
) nine tul cv ?a..ll'4 !l 14
1st K ite on ral It....!" l
IN M T
I Pou I'ac rv 4,,,, M
1 i I'ao ref 4 ... ! St tt
21 M14 I'ac ral tr la., tl kl l
II P04 Hail gn '.. l M
11 Puii Hall run ta... 5 4 4
27 Pu Itail gen 4 ... ! 47
14 P.. I'o III Ml la ... ! 7 !
1 Man Oil i'l rib 7t.i 1"4 104
t Third Av dp 5s.. 11 tl tl
3 Third Av ref 4s ,.
I Tldaaa oil tt clf.103 11 11
40 I nlon I'ao l.l 4s., 1 l l
t I mun I'ao cv ta,,. l l
1 1'liiun I'ao ref 4a,. 4
foiled iru la ! 14
10 II K I ).t a Tit.. If
4 V 14 Iteallv 6a 91 4 11
It H Rubber t ..101 17 107
11 I' rl Rubber 6a .... 14 7 7
21 l N Hi eel ref 5t....l! ll 11
I Ulan I L la .... ! II l
M V t'r Ch 1 ....
10 Vlra Ry ta 15 t 4
1 Wet Klaclrle It ..10 n 0
SU W'eat Mury lat 4s. 44 ' t
I Weal I'acifi- t. ... 17 tr
4 West i'nlon ft..10t 0f lot
16 W'est'gh's Kl la. ..!" 1"4 nt
W t I k Krle 4s.. 6 46
ULk-Hp-n nil Is... 14
tl Wil A i'o f ls..im loos o
4 Wl A Co. rv 4s .. 90 A
Tofrfl tale of bond today wer 111.-
347.0IHI, compared witn 111. 11. 00 pray
loua day and 11.214,000 a ar ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New York. April 13 Transaction on
th New York Curb Bond market today
were as follows:
Iwmestlo Honila.
Sale (in 11.000 ) High Low Close
21 Allied I'acker a . 74 71 78
21 Allied Pack 6 rtf. to M 4
7 Aluminum 7s 11.. .1113 l"J 103
2 Am I'm till 6 .... ! 14 4
17 Am Llg A Tra 4a. .107 104 106
15 Am T A T 6b 22. ..100 10 100
14 Am T A T a 24..ll lot 101
I Am Tob 7 II 102 102 lo-
I I Anaconda Cop 6a.. 9 M 19
3 Anacon Cop 7s 2. .103 203 10
It Ang-Amer Oil 7.I01 101 101
7 Armour A Co 7s. ..103 1IH 103
1 Barnsdall 1 105 106 101
21 Heth Steel 7s 23. ...102 102 101
1 Beth Steel 7t 36. ..101 101 10
10 Canadian Pac a.,.10l 0 ini
I Con dated Ui 7a.... 101 101 101
Cnn'dated Tex 8a.. 9 4
3 Cop Kx Ass'n ta 23.102 102 102
2 Cop Ex Ass'n Is 25.104 104 104
15 Keere A Cn. 7t..l00 100 100
8 lien Asphalt 8s. ...104 104 104
11 Goodrich Tire 7s.. 9
2 Gulf oil 7s 103 101 103
5 II odd Rubber 7s... 99 M 99
14 Humble Oil 7s 100 100 10(1
5 Inter R T 71 89 89
30 Inter H T 8s 22.... 82 81 81
1 Jul Kayser 7 Wt.100 100 100
2 Kennecott Cop 7s. .104 101 103
4 1-aclede Qaa 7s 98 8 t
2 L McNeil A L 7s... 99 19 99
17 Marland Ref 7s. 96 94 16
1 Nat'l Acme 7a... 97 97 97
1 Nat'l C A S 8a.. ,1(13 103 103
3 Nat'l Leather 8s.. 100 100 100
76 NY Nil A H 4s... 64 II 64
33 Phil Co lis. 44 97 7 17
16 Phillips Pet 7s 31.109 101 108
17 Pu Se Co NJ 7s. ..100 100 100
8 Sears-Roe 7s 23 101 101 101
5 Shswsheen 7 103 101 103
8 H W B T 7s 102 102 102
1 Stand Oil NY 7a 26.104 104 104
7 Stan Oil NY 7s 30.107 104 104
1 Stan I'll NY 7s 31.108 104 108
15 Sun Oil 7s 100 100 100
II Swift A Co 7s 26.101 101 101
28 Swift A Co 7s 31.103 103 103
7 Texas A Co 7s 101 101 101
16 Tidal Osage 7 102 101 101
6 Tol Edlaon 7s 105' 105 106
50 Vn Oil Prod 8s ...107 104 107
11 Vacuum Oil 7 106 106 106
11 Warn Sug 7s 41.... 98 98
24 West Elec 7s 108 101 108
6 Winches 7s 23. ..101 100 101 .
3 Allied Park 8s ... 90 8 88
11 Can Nat Ry eq 6s.. 9 99 99
3 Char Coal 8s 98 98 98
1 Col Grapho 8s ct... 88 38 38
1 Cone Cop Mine 7s.. 95 15 95
' 17 Del A Hud 6s... 11 99 98
63 Int Gr Nor 6s 60 61 40
13 Kan G A E 6 96 95 96
3 Lig We Che 7s ...101 100 100
228 Mo Pao Ry 6 100 99 100
13 No Am Edl 6a .... 12 92 92
40 NYNHAH 7s 86 83 85
2 No A Ohio 6s 86 86 16
4 Ssks A Co 7s 100 100 100
Foreign Bonds.
24 Argentine 7s 28 100 99 100
2 Russian 6s ctfs.. 24 24 14
19, Swiss 5s 101 101 101
35 Elberfeld i '. .. 6 6 6
23 Solssons 6s ........ 96 86 I
171 V S Mexico 4a ... 60 48 41
20 NYNH Tr 4s 72 72 72
2163 NYNH Tr 7a 68 68 68
Foreign Exchange.
New York, April 13. Foreign Exchange
siteany.
Orest Britain Demand, 14.41: cablet,
14.41 ts; ev-aay dims on banks. (4.39,
France Demand, .0928; rablea, ,0928.
Jiaiy uemana, .utt; canies, .0644.
Belgium Demand, .0863; cablet,
.0854.
' Germany Demand. .0033; cablet,
,VI3.
Holland Demand, .3790; cables, .3712
Norway Demand, .1885.
Sweden Demand, .2601.'
Denmark Demand, .2125.
Swltaeriand .1946.
. Spain Demand, .1684.
Greece Demand, .0463.
Poland Demand, .0002.
Czecho-Slovakia Demand, .0201.
Argentine Demand, .8517.
Bratll Demand. .1375.
Montreal .97 9-16.
Chlearo Stncba
Range of prices of the leadl
ng Chicago
stocks rurnisncd by Logan A
Peters Trust Bldg.:
Armour A Co., pfd. ; . . .
Armour Leather, com
Edison com
Continental Motor ..........
Earl Motor
Llbby
Montgomery-Ward
National Leather, new
Piggley Wlggly
Stewart Warner
Swift A Co ,
Swift International
Union Carbide
Wahl
Wrigley
Bryan, 248
Close
16
, 12
, 131
....... 7
4
2
19
...... 10
44
40
102
19
67
, 70
103
New York General.
New York. April 13. Wheat Spot,
firm; No. 2 red and No. 2 hard. It. 47;
No. 1 Manitoba, 11.56. and No. 2
mixed durum. 11.40 c. I. f. track New
York to arrive.
Corn Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow and No.
1 white,' 76c and No. 2 mixed, 76c
c. I. f New York all rail.
Oats Spot, firm; No. 2 white. 47c.
Hay Quiet; No. 2. 127.00030.00; No. 3,
125.00027.00; shipping, 128.00026.00.
Other Articles Unchanged.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, Ga., April 13. Turpentine
Firm; 7879c; sales. 101 barrels; re
ceipts, 186 barrels; shipments, 17 barrels;
stock, 1,206 barrels.
Rosin Firm: sales 706 casks: receipts.
897 casks: shipments, 246 cask; stock.
59.888 csaka.
Quote: B. 14.05: D. E. 14.054.10; F.
14.12; O, H. T, I4.O704.15; K. 14.12
4.17; M. 14.40e4.45; N. t6.6o5.10;
W, G, 15.4005.60; W, W, 15.70.
New York Money;
New York, April 13. Call Money High.
4' lnw. 4. ritllnv rate A . .tn.i.. j
3- offered at 4: last loan. 4: call loam
aralnst scceptances. j; tim loan,
steady; 60 days. 4; 90 days. 4; six
months. 4: prime mercantile paper, 4
V 74 per cent.
New York Dry goods.
New York. April 13. Scattered buylnr
waa reported today in print cloths and
enaettngs. witn prices holding steady.
Yarns were quiet. Raw silk advanced
10 to 25c a pound and trading was more
active. Burlaps were quiet.
New York Dried Frnit.
New York, April 12. Evaporated Ap
ples Dull and easy.
Prunes Unsettled.
Apricots Scarce; fancy, 33c.
Peaches Quiet.
Raisins Eaj.
New York Lard.
New York. April 13. Lard Easy: mid
dle west. 11.10012.10c; other articlea un
changed. riax Seed.
Duluth. Minn . April 12. Flax eeed.
I2.61fr2.61.
I Ua Gasoline on
Curtains; Killed
Woman Welling Drp
in (.atolit'c I)ir From
Kxiloioii.
Mr. Andrew A. Gerhatf, 5.
4414 Souih Twenty-third ttieet, wat
killed by an etplotion her home
at 9 etcrdty morning, while wath
in a; lace curtaint in gasoline,
Mr. V. It. Taylor, 4412 South
Twenty-third ttreit, heard the ex
plosion and called the lire depart
ment. The fircmrn hreAe into the
home aud found Mrt. Cerhari on
the kitchen Hour, her clothing ante.
She had tevrre burnt about the
(ace, armt and chest, but wai mil
breathing, She died while bring
carried out of the burning home.
The huihatid it employed at the
Soule-Mcrritt Lumber company.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by state of Nebraska, de.
rartment ef agriculture, bureau of mar
ket ad marketing!
LIVS POULTRY.
tVholeeal W'hnleealt
Muring Pr. Helling I'r,
Broilert lo.a04flt.lt 0.ot0lt
Spring . ....
liana, light ,
Hens, heavy
Co. Sa
t'urka
Oeea
.10 0
.1
.!I4
.!
.lit
.l4
.2
.lua
.144T
.1
.2
.If
.21
.11
.1
:it
.15
.11
Blag
DRESSED POULTIIT.
Broiler 4 !
Spring 4 II
Hen ....A..... .
Cock 0 "4
Puck , ....0 14
fjeea 269
Stage 9 21 4
tcaus.
nipt, par lb, tOI pgrantpa, per lb,
JJlc Beet., per lb., lllo. Cab
bage, new Tasas, par lb., !t)4c. Toma
to: Fr erst. ll.00O4.t0; par lub, 11.10.
Young Southern Radishse, per do., tit)
76o. Young Southern Carrot, par dot.,
Soottf 1 60 Young Southern Beets, par
dot., 1001100. Young Soul hern onion,
par doe., 7ttt0e. Young Southern Tur
nip, per dot., 11.00.. Spinach, par Ih.,
llo. Brussell Sprout, per lb., 15c. Shal
lot, per dot., 6 7 6a Green Peppers, per
lb.. loOllc. Tartley, per dot, bunobea,
ltr76a.
Nuts Black Walnut, per lb., to. Bng
llth Walnut, per lb., 10O5e. Brssll
Nut: large washed, per lb.. It Olio; me
dium washed, per lb., 14$lo. Pactn.
per lb., 12 r30o. Almnnda. aark lota, par
Ih.. 28a Pranuta: Jumbo, raw, per Ih.,
013e; Jumbo, routed, per lb., 11015c;
No. 1, raw, rr lb.. I0c; No. L roasted,
psr lb., 12911c.
Honey In comb, per cs. tl.OO0t.Ot.
Wholesale prices ot beef out ar
follow: No. 1 rib. 12c; No. 2 ribs, lie;
No. t rib, llo; No, 1 loin, 14c; No. t
loin, tlci No. t loin, lie; No. 1 round,
16c; No. t rounds, lie; No. t rounds,
13c; No 1 chucks. tc; No. 1 chucks,
n; No. t chucks, to; No. 1 pistes, tol
No. t pistes. 6c; No. t plate. 4c,
RIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1, per lb.,
660; green salted No. 1, per lb., 405c;
green hi dee. No. 1, per lb., 104c; green
hide, No. 1. per lb., 201o; green salted
(old stock), par lb., 101c; green ssltsd
bull hides. No. 1, per lb., las Sreeo talttd
bull hldee. No. 1. per lb.. 2c
Horse hides: Large, each, 17. B0; me
dium, each. 12.00; email, each, 11.60; pony
and gluea, each, 76ct!1.00.
Sheep pelta: Green salted, at to elxe
and wool, each, 60076c; aliearlng, pelta,
green tailed, a to size and wool, each,
60100.
Wool: Choice, fine one-half blood, per
lb., 20024c; medium and three-eighths
blood, per lb., 18021c; dow and one-fourth
blood, per lb., 16016c; burry wool, per
lb., 1010c.
Select 0 24 0 .21
No. 1 411 220 .24
No. 2 9 20fli .23
Cracks 4 200
Eggs, ease count
(per case) 4.160 t.ti ...0.....
BUTTER.
Creamery, print 0
.34 0 ..31
.120 .17
.260 .30
.20 0 .26
Creamery, tub 0.
Country, beat 220
Country, common .17 0
Butterfat. atatlon
price 260.
HAY.
Prairie No. 1 upland ....
No. t upland
No. 3 upland
No. 1 midland
.24
.11
....112. 00013.00
.... 10.00 011.00
17.000 1.00
11.00 0 12.00
I.5O01O.SO
, 7.00 0 1.00
8.00 0 10.00
7.00 0 8.00
, 21.00 0 21.00
, 19.00021.00
16.00017.00
12.00014.00
10.00011.00
t.000 t.oo
7.00 0 1.00
No. 1 midland
No. 1 midland
No. 1 lowland
No. 2 lowland
Alfalfa choice
No. 1
Standard
No. 2
No. t
Oat atraw
Wheat atraw..
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Bananas, per lb., 708o.
Oranges: 8lse 216 and larger. 16.1008.60;
site 250, 17.0008.60; tlxe 188, 17.0008.00;
site 824. 17.0007.75. Lemons, per box.
16.6007.60. Grapefruit, per orate, 14.260
6.60. Apples: Delicious, according to site
and grade, 13.6004.00; Rome Beauties,
according to size and grade, 12.8602.76;
Black Twig, according to size and grade,
13.00; Winesap, . 11.7504.00; Arkansas
Blacka, according to size and grade, 12.16
04.OOiBen Davit, according to tin and
grade, 12.7104.00; Newton Pippins, ac
cording to size and grade, 12.60 01.26.
Strawberries, crate 24 nint boxes, nar
-crate. 16.00. Fig: 24 pkgc t-oz 12.25;
bulk, per lb., 16016c.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Early
Ohio No. 1, par owt 11.75; Minnesota
whit stock No. 1, per cwt., t2.OO02.26;
Colorado and Idaho whites, per cwt, tl.00
02.26: Red River Ohio No. 1, per cwt.,
11.1001.26; Oregon Netted Gems No. 1,
per cwt., 12.60; Colorado Brown Betutle
No. 1, per cwt., 12.0002.25. Sweet Pota
toes, per bu., 11.7502.60. Celery, per doz.,
7 5c 012.00. Lettuct: Head, per erate,
t6.OO0t.25; leaf, per doz., 76090c. Onlona:
Red, per lb., 10c; yellow, per lb., 10c;
Texa yellow, per erate, 16.00; Auttralian
brown, per lb., 12c. Onion Sett, per bu.,
12.6003.00. Cauliflower, per crate. 12.250
2.80. Cucumber, hot house, per dot., 11.71
03.00. Carrot, per lb., 2 04c Tur-
Updike Grain Company
OPERATING a large, up-to-date Ter-' . .
cninal Elevator in the Omaha Mar
ket, is in a position to handle -your
shipments in the best possible manner
i. e.f cleaning, transferring, storing, etc.
.MEMBERS.
Chicago Board ot Trade
Milwaukee Chamber of
Commerce
Minneapolis Chamber of
Commerce
St Louis Merchants Ex
change Kansas City Board of
Trade
Sioux City Board of Trade
Omaha Grain Exchange
AU ef thst office txcspt Kansas City ud Milwsuk
ara coaaacted with aath other by private trlraa. It rU
pay yea ta cat in touch with on ef our affteaa srksa
wantiBf to BUY or SELL any kind ef (raja. We solicit
your caniirnmtnts ef all kind ef rrala to Otaaka.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City and Siena City. Every
car ractivM careful ptraeaal atteatlen.
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House"
Democrats Open
Drive .Against
Tariff Measure
Atlmiiuttration Dill Branded
Iy North Carolina Senator
at Mot Unamerirau
Art Ever Framed."
Ry The AeaaarUted Treat.
WaelmiRtun, April I J. The dem
ocratic aiiatk on the almmiiifa
non tariff bill wat opened today-
tiy riiatnr Sininimit of N'arth
Lafuliiia. ranking inriulr t'l the
trnaie finance cuiuniittre, who, char
acterized it a "the mnt n.
American hill eier tamed." lie
piedii tril itt nut ration would "pen
blue our export btitiiirst which vri',1
mean, in the end, curtailment o(
(reduction and increased unemploy
ment on the farnit, in the mine and
in the lactone."
At the tame time tenatort of ihf
teptihtican agricultural tariff bloc
had the first of a terirt of meeting!
to consider ratet fined by the finance
committee majority at fiRiire below
I lioe auKS'stcd by the bloC. Senator
tioodinit uf Idaho, chairman of the,
bloc, taid, alto, that it wat the pur
pose to take un American valuation
at the meeting.
Tending t decltion hy the bloc,
Senator Gooding" would not tay
whether a fight (or American valua
tion would be made on the floor.
He taid it mipht be difiicult to have
the valuation bai changed in the
nenate, because of the great tatlc
involved rewriting the ratti In the
bill.
At their tetiion the bloc member,
after hearing spokesmen for the
Southern Tariff association, decided
lo rupport the increased ralet atked
for by that atheist ion on peanut,
rice and copra. The association alto
urged that the dutiet on tugir be
advanced from 2 ccntt to 2 1-2 centa
a pound.
U. P. Stock Is Popular
With Nebraska Investors
Lincoln. April 13. (Special Tele
gram.) N'ebraskans own $1,749,525
worth of Union Pacific common and
preferred atock, according to a lii
of ttockholdera filed with W. H.
Osborn, atate tax commistioner.
This represents 11.041 tharet pre
ferred atock valued at $134.25 a
share and $2,013 shares of common
stork valued at $72.75.
The big owners of preferred stock
in Omaha are Margaret Young. 600
shares; W. J. Iiayncs, 400; F. J.
Berkley. 400; Joseph llayden, 200;
Anna Kge, 225; C. B. Nash com
pany. 21MI; If. T. McCormick, 200;
G. V. Wattles. 200; Victor Rote
water, 200. The Burlington has
only three stockholders in Nebraska.
Norman C. Allen, Omaha, 10 tharet;
Helen Anderson, Lincoln, 1 share;
Elvin Saunders, Omaha, 3.
There are four Nebraska stock
holders in possession of Rock Island
stock. E. E. Bruce and Mrs. Mar
tha Montgomery, Omaha, own 100
shares each of preferred, and H.
Fellheimer and'G. W. Wattles, Oma
ha, own 100 shares each of common.
Farmers Union Opposes
. High Telephone Rates
Fremont, Neb., April 13. (Special
Telegram.) Commending Senator
Norris for his efforts in bringing re
lieft to the agricultural industry, for
the part that he has taken in the
farm bloc activities and with the
hope that he will continue to exert
his energies along the same lines,
the Dodge County Farmers union,
in the same set of resolutions, con
demns the present telephone rates
and asks for a reduction. ,
Progressive for Treasurer ,
Is Also in Democratic List
Lincoln, April 13. J. W. Larsen
of Omaha today filed with the secre
tary of state another petition plac
ing K. C. Knudson of Genoa In the
list of democratic candidates for
state treasurer. Mr. Knudson was
named a candidate for that office
by the progressive party.
Big N. Y. Central Car Order.
New York, April 13. Announce
ment' was made by the New York
Central lines today that the road had
placed an order for 16,000 freight
cars and 75 switching locomotives.
Road officials declared this to be the
largest equipment oraer piacea Dy an
American railroad this year.
-OFFICES AT.
OMAHA, NEB.
LINCOLN, NEB.
HASTINGS, NEB.
CHICAGO, ILL,
SIOUX CITY. IA.
H0LDR2GE, NEB.
GENEVA, NEB.
DES MOINES, IA. '
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
HAMBURG, IA.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
