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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 19. 1922.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
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Live Stock
Omaha Grain
(. April II.
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Urn If. bi ea offer ilia
ri.t4 It ..tM.e IW.n.kl. light
o4 ream, !( ""
Of a h4 sirer ei l lour pwi
arlia as Mima re ylln rtile4
eiraaser. ailee aa feeder r. la
limit.) applr, a)m4 MIX
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( choir h.ir.f.. IMut Hi fair I. oo4
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111; fair mI . tl rout
ni M fair . M ; oo4
choice f4-r. li tcwin: mr i
tM4.it oiTae; rummun la fair fev
ers, tllt; S-o-1 lo ehei-e '"'''
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f.l! common ! fair araer, II 7I4 M;
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Hoc- Relt. 1I.44I hud. Tr.lln
mu la la rt Unil.r way today oiwnlng
Ml balnf mostly Ho lnwr with tba on
oral markat rulm 110 Ito Invar. I.lcht
ha aoM mbatly from 110 OotMO.IO. with
a top piica of ft .11. Ml4 load and
halrhar walihia. ll.TKr 14 00. and parkin
(rada. IIIKflTI, wllh lrmo
l.tl. Hulk of Mia wa
14.11.
1100 N.
No. A. h. Pr. N. A. flh. Pr.
4..III 41 41 I4..3A4 74 7
41. .Ill lit if 74. .il 14 I
IT.. Ill ... II 71. .141 14 I 10
II.. Ill 14 1
Shaap nd Lamb Baoalpta, 1,000 had.
Trading wa -llv today, bulk of lamb
find a ready al at prim fully tdy.
Bulk of tha offarlBn today war fat
lamb all bln wool aklnned with no
ollppad Umbo balnf effarad. Salaa wara
mostly within a ran of f 14.00014.1,
with top prlca of 114.71. "heap war
fully ataady. aoma Ill-pound natlv wa
lllnc at It 00. and him amall lota of
llrht.r walthl at II.!!.
Quotation, on sharp: Fat lamb, food
to choir. 111. ISO 14.74; fat lamba. fair to
ood. 111.71014.11; clipped lamb. 111.11
Oil.!!: shaarlnc lamba. 111. 76014 .10;
faadar lamba, lll.00OII.7l; cull lamb.
tlO.OOOll.OO; fat ycarllnc. light, tll.loe
11.10; fat yaarllng., haavy, II.I0O10 I0;
fat watbar. ll.00Olt.00; fat aws. light,
It.OOOI-iO; fat we. haavy, fl.00OI.00.
FAT LAMBS
Sil fad.. Tf 14 I 211 fed.. 74 II 10
Omaha Produce
Fumlriisd by atato of Nabraaka, da
partmant of agrlcultura. bureau of mar
ket and markatlng;
LIVB POULTRT. .
Wholesala Whole!
Buying Pr. Balling Pr.
Broiler I0.00OI0.4S I0.60OI0.S5
Spring too .!IO .IT
Man, llfht 21 0 .14 .349 .11
Hen, baary .... .11 0 .14 , .ISO .il
Cock 10O .1 .140 .11
Duck no ,o ,'JO ,tt
Oeea 10 ,17 .149 .j
Stage no .20 .11 .
DRESSED POULTRT.
Broiler O .ISO .10
Ban .2IO .12
Springs .... 0.... -HO .25
Cook O 20O .22
Duck O. . .319 .35
OeaM ........... O..... .19 .25
Stag 9 229 .21
EOOS. .
Salectg , 9,.i.. .219 .21
No, I .. .i . 9 . -239 .24
No, t ...... ..... .. , 9 .219 ,22
Crack 9 119 .20
Sggs, per cue.. .25 9 1.10 9
BUTTER.
Oreamery, print 9 34 9 .41
Creamery, tub 9 329 .17
Country, beat ... .109 .24 .259 .21
Country, com... .179 .1 .209 .26
BUTTERFAT.
Station prlc 219 9
Hay Unchanged.
HAT.
Upland prairie Mo I $12.009113.00
No. I nralrla. 1 (V floss 11 AA
No. I prairie 7.00 1.00
tlldland prairie Mo. 1 11.00 12.00
No. I prairie 1.509 10.10
No. I prairie 7.009 1.00
Lowland prairie No. 1 1.009 10.00
No. 1 prairie 7.009 1.00
Alfalfa, cholc 21.009 23.0
No. 1 11.00 21.0
standard 15.00 17.00
No, S 12.009 14.00
No. I 10.009 11.00
traw. oat 8.00 1. 00
WhMt 7.009 1 00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fruits Banana, par lb.. 7U9IS.
Orangesi Sli 21 and larger, 11.60 1. SO:
In 110, I7.00 98.60: s 211. 17.00 1.00;
in 114, t7.0097.7t. Lemon, per box.
It.5l07.lt. Grapefruit, per crate, 14.159
(.10. Applet: Delicious, according ta alio
and grade, 13.S0O4.40; Rome Beautl,
according to alia and grade, t2.1592.7t;
Black Twig, according to alt and grade.
13.00 ;VJryineap. tl.7194.00; Arkansaa
Black, aocording to all and trade. 12.11
94.00 Ben Davla, according to Im and
grade, 12.71 94.00; Newton Pippin, ac
cording to sli and grade, 11.10 1.21.
Strawberries, crates 14 pint boxes, per
crate, tl.00. Figs: 14 pkga. l-os.. 11.21;
bulk, par lb., HOllc.
Vegetables Potatoes: Nebraska Early
Ohio No. 1. per cwt., 11.75: Minnesota
whit stock No. 1, per cwt. 12.00 02.26:
Colorado and Idaho white, per cwt, 12.00
91.11: Red River Ohloe No. 1. par cwt.
I1.I0O1.1S; Oregon Netted Gem No. 1,
per cwt, 11.50; ColoradosBrown Beauties
No. 1. per cwt, 11.00O1.2S. Sweet Pota
toes, per bo.. tl.752.tt. Celery, per do.,
76oOt2.0. - Lettuce: Bead, par crate,
Il.o09t.2l; leaf, per doi., 75910c Onion:
Bed, per lb 10c; yellow, par . lb., 10c:
Texaa yellow, par crate, 14.00; Australian
brown, per lb., lie Onion Seta, par bo.,
I2.I0OI.00. Cauliflower, per crate, 12.219
2 SO. Cucumber, hot boue. per do.. 12.71
OI.00. Carrots, per lb.. 2H04c Tur
nip, psr lb., tome. Parsolps. pr lb.,
IOIHc Beet., per lb., 303HC Cab
bage, new Texas, per lb., SH94& Toma
to: Per onto, t4.004.tt; per rub, t3.tt.
Young Southern Radishes, per do., 459
75c. Young Southern Carrots, per do..
tOcOtl.00. Young Southern Beets, per
dosv IOcOtl.00. Toung Southern Onron.
per do.. 76f0c Toung Southern Tur
nip, per dos.. 11.00.. Spinach, per lb
lie Brussell Sprouts, per lb.. 26c. Shal
lot, per do, 45 076a -Oreen Pepper, par
lb., 30016c Paraley, per do, bunches,
ISO 76c
Honey ia comb, per case. I5.009t.tt.
Wholesale price of beef cuts are ai
follow: No. 1 Rib, lie; No. 2 Rib, 17c;
No. I Ribs, 13c No. 1 Loins, 2c; No. 2
Loins, 14c; No, 2 Loins, 20c. No. 1
Rounds, 16c; No. 2 Rounds, 15Hc; No. 3
Rounds, 13 Kc No. 1 Chuck. I "4c; No. 2
Chucks. Ic; Nc 2 Chucks. 3c. No. 1
Plates. 6ttc; No. 2 Plates. 6c; No. 3 Plates,
4c
HIDES AND WOOL. S
Beef hides; Green salted Nc 1, per lb..
601c; green salted Nc 2. per lb.. 45c;
green hides. No. 1. per lb.. 34c; green
hides. No. 2, per lb., 203c; green salted
(old stock) per lb., 203c; green salted
bull hldec No. 1, per lb., 3c; green Mlted
bull hide. No. 2, per lb.. 2c
Horse hides: Large each, 12.50; me
dium, each. 13.00; small, each. 11.50; pony
and glues, each. 75c!1.00.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, aa to also
and wool, each, 60976c: shearing, pelts,
green salted, as to also and wool. each.
6O10c.
Wool: Choice fine one-half blood, per
lb.. iOOltc; medium and three-elf htha
blood, per lb., 1321c: dow and one-fourth
blood, per lb., 16Mc; burry wool, per
lb., 1010c
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. April II. Wheat Cash.
No. 2 hard. 1.501.50; Nc 2 red. 11.30
1.1.
Com No. 2 white. 65054c; Nc 1 Yel
low. SSP58HC
Hay Unchanged. J
St. Louie Grain.
St. Louis. April 11. Wheat Hay,
tl.S7H; July, 11.2054. v .
Corn May, 61 c; July, fc
Oats-May, 17!4c; July, 4C
Omahj, Mty It.
Oinahi't run o( rrcripit er light
tcxity, loulmc only J9 fri ot ill
gum tni foiinatiiif of li on of
whri, 21 cm of corn, 4 rirt of ou
n4 I rir of barley s compare a wiin
total ol III far latt year.
I oial thimnii wcrt U0 cart
acainit 162 cart latt year. Liverpool
did not retponti to our advance in
wheat during the holiday, that mar
ket doting l higher today having
been cloird line lat Thunday
Canadian bureau of tutinict give
itockt of wheat in elevator, mill,
in tramit and on farm a II4.000.0UU
buihclt, of oatt I75.0UO.OOO bu.hel.
American market! generally ore
tented a tteauy tone with price
tomewhat higher than lat night t
dote in the early eion. Foreigner
were not inclined to follow our ad
vance and export demand wat taid
to be flow, rricet in the late in
lion were inclined to drag and were
itenerally lower than yeiterday.
Cash wheat in the local market wat
only in moderate demand with pricet
unchanged to Ic lower. There wat
a good demand for the acanty offer
ings' of corn with pricet quoted lidi
'4c up. Oatt told 'tU lower.
Rye wat nominally lc lower with
barley nominally unchanged.
WHEAT.
Nc t dark h.a.li I rar. 11 it.
Nc I hard winlart I car. tl 34.
Nc t hard winter) I rare. II H: 1 Car
(70 par cant dark. muuy). 11.41.
Harnula hard winter: I car (4.1 per
cant beat damaged , II. 1.
Nc I yellow hard: 1 rar, i JJ.
Nc I yellow bard: 1 car. It. II.
Nc 1 mlaed: I car (durum), tl.il.
Nc t mixed: I car (durum, smutly).
ti ll: l-l car (toft white, very smutty).
'no. 4 mixed: t-l rar (frosted herd
white), 11.11; I ear (durum spring bard),
HI.
Nc t while; I rare 14".
No. 2 yellow; 1 car, 14c; 4 cars. tv,e;
I rar, lite: I car (apeclal billing), 140.
Nc 1 yellow i I car,, tie.
Nc I mixed: t car (shipper' welghto;
IS.
No. I mixed! l i-t ears, sic
Sample mixed I l-l ear, 47c
OATS.
No. t white: 1 car (special billing.
shippers' weight). It e; 1 car, 14 Vc
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota)
Today.
...u
.. It
.. 4
Week
Ago.
I
30
1
Tear
Ago.
76
23
S3
77
2
1!2
34
Receipts-
Wheat ..a...
Corn
Osta
Rye
Barley 1
Shipments-
Wheat 2
Corn
Oata It
PRIHART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Busneis.
Receipts Todsy Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 3I4.00O 11.000 i7,oo
Corn 316,000 110,000 111,000
Oats 141,000 313.000 j.v
Shipments Today wk. Ago : . i
Wheat 460.000 18.000 ms.ouq
Corn m, ouo ijs.ouu "."
Oata 447,000 344.000 tn.uvv
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Todsy Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Whest and flour . 41.00 lyZl
Corn 11.000 24,000
Oata It.tOt
. CANADIAN VISIBLE.
Bushels Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat ...35,301,000. 24,711.000 zimo."u
Oats .... .lll,000 1,771.000 17,013,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots Todsy Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 6 .
Corn Ml ' I 'J,
Oat ll
KANSAS VIII Btttirio
Carlota Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat I?
Corn " lt
n.ta I 1 0
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlots Todsy Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 1 40 143
Corn rS... 21 60 86
n... 20 2. 62
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Today Wk.Ago Tr. Ago
Mlnneapoll 10? ' s2.
Duluth I 61 ;
Winnipeg 160 Jl 'H
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. I2T. April II.
Art I Open. High. I Low. Close Bat "
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES P. MICHAELS
Chicago, April IS. The wheat
market fluctuated in an erratic man
ner within a range of J McaS l-.'c.
Altrf advancing ilurpty from an
rany decline it Druke tiaoiy toward
the last. It cloed I 3-.'c lower
with May leading. Corn followed
wheat. With oatt, corn closed I I -8c
lower, while rye wa oil I l ea
I I-4C.
While an advance of 2d in Liver
pool wat disappointing to the trader
and opening pricet here were i-mt
1 I -4c lower in contequenre, it wa
quite evident that there wa no ma
terial pressure on the market.
Haue wllh aaelem con I loo a ever
good buietc May altar calling el 14.
si the siarl, a.lvanr.d la 114. wuhln Is
of the ion figure of the prwrlau day,
l.oeg grain earn out freely aa I be
bulge. Tha trails wea not large enough
Is sbeorb II. Many f lb pu al.m.nl
ni long on the bulge. Toward the
leal there waa general selling wllh enme
.top a arder caught on the way
down. Heavy buying by (iron eemraia-
amn houaea ahaarhed the efferlnge at
III, but tha finish waa haavy.
, Irala fie Out.
The local element ahowa more diapoel.
lion I gel eul of Ih Mav and Into the
deferred detiverlea. In the main, the
latter followed May, After advsnring
esrly en unfavorable crop renoria front
weaiern Teiea. Nebre.k and Oklahoma,
the other future ee.ed off really and
rlnaed wilhin a frartlon of the bottom.
Weakness la rh market at Minneapolis
and Si. I.euie had aoma effect on lha
May. Purchase of l:S,0 bushels wheal
were made lo com here from Mlaaourl
river markaia. mainly Kanaaa City. A
big export buelneaa was put through aa
lha result of the break.
t nm a rain annwiq early .irvniin, vv
Ihere waa general eelllnt later which
wheat broke and the close ws heavy.
There were frequent stop loss order In
the May corn and oata. ' No change In
the raeh alluallon waa reported. The
ohlpplnx demand continued lo be vary
alow. Seeiiina; or oata has commenced
In some parte of Illinois and low. Re
ceipts war It corn and II rare oata.
House wllh seaboard ronnectlona were
good buyer of rye and aoma export buel
neaa wa put through. The north we. t was
a moderate aeller. Balee of 10,000 bushel
were made lo go to atore.
Tit Noire. ,
Because of too large an amount of hest-
damaged grain, 117 cars of hard winter
wheat received at Chicago from Kanaas
City, out of a total of 111 cars, graded
number three. The general quality of ths
grsln -was very good with the weight rang
ing from tl to St pounds a buahel. but !
a majority! of the care had three-tenth
to one-half of on per rent of heat-damaged
grain, whll Ih rules permit only
two-tenths of on per cent. The grain I
going strelght through to Waaburn-Cros-by
company at Buffalo and will leave via
boat the latter part of the week for that
port.
Private cable from abroad how fur
ther- unsstlsfsetory report regarding the
condition ot th new whest crop In Eu
rope.
Winnipeg cesh premium were Ic lower
en cash wheat today. Report from there
aaid farmers were offering whest more
freely, owing to the advenes. The embargo
recently placed by th Canadian national
railroads on shipments to Fort William
and Port Arthur wss lifted todsy and It
is expected that lake navigation will open
tomorrow. This will ensbls shipment ot
the 13.000,000 bushels whest held there
to esHtern ports and create etorage room
for the large number of cars ot grain
held on track.
Wheat In Kansas has grown six Inches
the Isst three weeks, says Roland Mc
Henry. Chicago rash grsln handler, who
la bark from the Pacific cosst. He saw
the greater part of the Kanaas crop along
tne Kama Fe road ana aaia it looked like
a garden.
Financial
Amemsa Weals . U i
it a.
Wht.
Hay
July
Sep.
Rye
May
July
Corn
May
July
Sep..
Oats
May
July
Sep.
Pork
May
Lard
May
July
Ribs
May
July
1.3IK
1.1 V
1.24
1-24 y.
1.1
1.171,
1.00
.10
.40.
.44
.441,
.141,
.21
.3m
.40
!42H
10.10
11.07
11.40
10.75
1.44 1.3m
l'.2 "V.2j"
V.ii "i'.iVs
1.0714 LOt
1.00 .1114
.11 .61 'i
".iiii ".tii4
""tit '.6
.2114 .31
"'.iiii' '".iiii
"".iiii "".iiii
10.1 10.71
11.07 11.00
11.40 11.22
10.75 10.66
1.31 '4
1.39
1.23
1.21
1.17
1.0114
.11
.61
.61
.43
.4H
.65
.15
.36
.36
.35
.31
.41
..41
10.71
11.00
11.32
10.(5
1.40
1.40
1.24
1.25
1.11
1.07
.19
.60
".64
.64
.61
.21
"ioii
.40
.42
21.10
10.15
11.12
111.40
10.77
v ' Kanaas City lira Stock.'
Kanaas City, April 11. (U. S. Bureau
of Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 12,500
head; beef steere and yearlings, weak to
25o lower; mostly lOQUo lower; early tap
steere IS. 16; fat she stock, steady to 16c
lower; medium to good cows, I6.00O7.60;
few lots around 16.00; choice heifers,
17.10, some higher; bulk others, 16.00
7.00; common and medium calves, un
evenly lower, many I3.004j6.00; all other
classes generally steady: best vealere
I7.00OI.00; feeders. I7.6O0I.OO.
Hogs Receipts, 12,000 hesd: few early
sales to shippers 5 to 10c lower; bulk
later trading to both packers and shippers,
1016o lower; closing fully 16c lowed;
one load early, 110.26: packer top, 110.15;
bulk of sales, 19.70 10.16; good 175 to
120 pounders, ilO.00010.15; 225 and 300
pound averages, mostly tl.HO10.05;
packing sows, !!.5O0t.75; stock ptgt.
scarce and steady; desirable kinds, 110.00
4ll0.it.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000 hosd ;
sheep, stesdy to 25c lower; shorn Texas
wethers, I8.00OI.I6; wooled lambs, strong
to 10c higher: top. 114.85.
St. Ionia Livestock.
East St. Louis, 111., April 11. Cattle
Receipts 1.500 head; beef steere etrong
to 5c higher, 17.80 paid on 1,266 pound
ers; light yearlings strong; beef cows
stesdy to strong; other classes steedy;
top mixed yearlings, 18.25; bulk, 17.000
7.50: bulk beef cows. 16.0006. 00: canners.
around 13.00; stackers' and feeders, bulk,
!. 0087. 00; veal calves top, 18.60; bulk,
I7.5O08.25.5' ,
v Hog s Receipts, 11,000 head; opened 6c
to 10c lower; moat sales 15c to 26c lower;
top. 110.65; bulk 160 to 250 pounders.
110.25010.40: pigs snd light lights, un
even; hulka.100 to 130 pounders, 18.760
8 75; hulk 130 to 150 pound averages,
11.75010.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipt. 700 head;
25c to 60c lower: good hand shorn lambs,
113.00; good to choice spring lsmbe
116.00017.00; bulk shorn ewes, 17.5001.00.
Sioux City LIT Stork.
Sioux City, la.. April 18. Cattle Re
ceipts. 3.000 hesd; market weak to !6c
lower; fed steers and yearlings. 17.000
8.26; warmed up steers and yearlings.
15.0007.00; fat rows end heifers, 14.000
7.25: canners, I2.50O4.00; veals, 16.000
100; feeder. 15.6007.00; calves, 14.500
7.60; feeding cowa and heifers, . 13.600
5.50; atorkera. 15.0007.16.
Hogs Receipts. 4,500 hesd: market 100
20c lower; butchers, tl.10010.10; llghte
110.15: heavy, mixed. 11.1501.85: heavy
packere 16.7501.25; stage 16.7607.25;
bulk of sslee tl.16010.1.
8heep Receipts, 600 head; market
steady.
St. Jeeeph Livestock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. April II Cattle Re
ceipts. 1.200 hesd: strona to 15c blaher:
steers, t6.7504.64; cows and heifers. 14.50
ej.-.u; caives, sa.secyi.T5.
HogsRecelpte 4.40 hesd; market
teedy to 10c lower; top, 114.20; bulk.
M.IO01S.15.
Sheep and Lamb Receipts. 2.00 head;
market strong to ISc -higher; lambs,
I14.25014.ll: twee 11.16 Oil.
New York Cotton.
Kew Tork. April 18. The trend con
tinued upward In the cotton market to
dsy. Prices were bid up I to 7 points
with the opening call, then eased off to
a level of 1 to points net loss, but
came back-again toward mlilse.nlori with
renewed support from nervous short and
room traders. Moat of the support wss
based on wet weather In the south. The
bigger operators continued to wait new
developments. The afternoon tendency
was' distinctly upward snd on detailed
-reports of heavy precipitation in the
eastern belt, prices mrued some z to 4a
pointa over yesterday's cloe. Realizing
preasure was fairly well absorbed on the
way up. The final tone was steady to
firm, with last price 3 to S3 points
better than Mondsy.
Spot cotton quiet, t pnnlts advance;
18.10c for middling upland.
South spot markets were: Galveston.
17.45c, unchanged; New Orleans, 17c, S5
points advance: Savannah, 17c, un
changed; Augusta. 16.81c, unchanged;
Memphis, 17c, 25 points sdvsnce; Houston.
17.25c, unchanged; Little Rock, 17c, 25
pointa advance.
. Chicago Butter.
Chicago. April 18. Light supplies and
firm advice from the east caused a firm
tone to the market today. Fancy butter
was cleaned up In god shape and there
was no great accumulation of the lower
scarce However, the quality was only or
dinary and many of the usually fine
marks were showing upward. The mar
ket on fresh cars of centralized was firm,
er. There were several cars on the mar
ket, but most of these did not grade 90
and goods scoring less are not in much
demand. A few cars of storage central
ised were moving around 33o to 3314c.
New Tork Drygoods.
New Tork, April 18. Demand for mod
erate lots of sheetings and print cloths
for May-June delivery continued steady
today.. Prices were firm with a slight
rising tendency. Tarns sold more. freely
at low prices. Wool goods were lower,
but worsted were Irregular and quiet.
Broad silks were quiet and ribbons a
little more active. Burlaps found better
demand. Linens were steady, but not
in demand.
New York General.
New Tork. April 18. Wheat Spot,
easy; No. 2 red and No. 2 hard. 11.63:
No. 1 Manitoba, 11.67, and No. 2 mixeo.
durum. 11.46 , c. I. f.' track. New York,
to arrive. ... . ...
Corn Spot, easy: No. 2 yellow and No.
2 white. 76c. and No. 2 mixed, 76c,
c. I. ff New York, all rail.
Oata Spot, quiet; No. 2 white, 48c.
Lard Easy: mlddlewest, 111.10011.20.
Other articles unchanged.
Turpentine and-Rosin.
Savannah, Gn., April 18. Turpentine-
Firm, 77c; sales. 1.083 bbls.; receipts, ZB1
hbls.; shipments, 128 bbls.; stock, 1,503
bbls.
Rosin Firm: receipts, 84 casks: ship
ments, 549 casks: stock. 66.172 casks.
Quote B. D. E. F. O. H, T, 14.10; K.
24.16: M. 14.40; N. 15.00; W, G, 15.60;
W, W. 16.80. -
Mlnneapoll Grain. r
Minneapolis. April 18. Wheat Cash,
No. 1 northern. 11.57 01.60; May.
11.41; July. 11.37. v
Corn No. 8 yellow, 61062c.
Oats No. 3 white 33 0 34 0 36c.
Barley 61063c.
Rye No. 2. 7097c.
Flexseed No. 1. 12.66 Of 61.
CbcNtDjjork (aati.
Br ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Oasaha It Leased M Ire
New York, April 18, Ifcm award
reaction which occurred in mo.t
market today wat one of those mci.
dent for which different neon!- a
fign different caute and will urob.
auiy continue to do to. Occurring
a tma reaction did, at the moment
of Germany disconcerting iwrlorm
anct at Genoa, the Impulse of Wall
Street wat to aicribe it wholly to
mat new; lor Wall Mreet alwayt
preiert concrete and particular tx
planauont. Kven when one allow
lor the fact that the ttock market
wa declining on Monday before the
cablet told oi the Kuo-Oerman
treaty and for the further (act thit
the pare and character of the pecu
lation were of the kind which invite
reaction, every one recognize that
the titualion created at the confer
ence inject at least an element of
. - . .- i . . . . . . i .
tiiirrriaiiny. i no ri.e on lite tiorK
exchange had not been bated on be
lief in immediate tuccett of the Ger
man deliberation!, on the contrary,
all financial market have been tkep
tical concerning them, hut thi wa
at leatt an unexpected turn with
conceivably disturbing potibilitie.
llerllM mot aeawalUaal,
Todsy' derlln on lha stork exchange
wse not al U .en.ailnnsl, however, the
prevailing I lo t point net losses were
not mU'ti greater than thee nub oc
curred In the early daya of la.t week,
nd, although em-bangs on Ihe principal
European markete also went lower to
day, lha net decline In most reae mer-ly
cancelled Ih advances of Ihe preced
ing dsy. It would, therefore, be a rea
sonable conclusion 'hat Ihe reaction has
Ihue far been no more than might have
been anticipated from Ihe general condi
tion of Ihe markete and lhai Ihe In
fluenre of Mondsy'e new Herman achieve
ment In the way of diplomatic tact will
be determined by Ihe actual out coma
of Ilia matter. That eaetned aa obscure
at Ihe cloaa of buelneaa today as it did
th day before.
On the stock market today's largeat
decline occurred where they probably be
longedIn lh group of "oil ctocka" which
sre Infeated with reckless speculation
conducted under professional nuaplcee on
he naele or proteeaionai "tips. vnen
rsdlng Mondsy In the shares of on of
these concerns reached 241.000 shares
ss against 214.000 dealt In during lha
whole preceding week, 1 16.000 the week
before, thst and 60.000 three week (go
It would need a very dull mind not to
understand what waa going on. The or
dinary course of the market would have
put a stop to this clumsy business with
or without the mutusl smenltlea of
Rsthensu snd Trhltrherln. EI.ewbere the
special points of weakness today were
mostly those Industrial stocks, which had
seen advanced with particular violence
during th past few dsys. For a time
todsy, there wee soma diversion of In
terest throught the bidding up of the rail
way sharea, some of which rose to a
point or more In the early market. But
this was trsnspsrently a maneuver of
profeaslonal apcculatora anxloua to check
the reaction In prices slsewhere: the
esrly advance were much more than can
celled before the close.
Foreign Bond Lower.
It may be doubted whether the Euro
pean new had any real influence on the
Investment bond market. A few of the
foreign government bonds declined, not
ably the French tasuee But there waa
no uniformity In the movement: some ol
them went slightly higher. What was
possibly even more (o the point, the re
opening or the Kuropean atock exchangee
after their three-day holiday, brought
advancea today of point in the French
3 per centa. and of to 1 full point in
British government bonds, which reached
high record prices.
Sterling declined 1 rents and recov
ered I cent of the loss; French exchanke
declines from .137 rents to .134 and re
covered to .126. , This wss Isst Thurs
day's rate; It was then the highest since
1911. Parle Itself can hardly Itave been
mentally overwhelmed by the turn of
evente at Genoa. The Tlmea' financial
correapondent cabled from Parte, at the
beginning of last week, that the French
market then fully expected that during
the conference "the representatives of
th soviet will raise difficulties and prob
ably work for thst purpose with Ger
many." .
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Retlll Niwee 41 11 44 44
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franc Close. .1112 1 Monday close.
merlins Close .4 431st Monday cloaa.
141. '
Monday
clue.
New York Bonds
t tin OH av T4 ..11 14 '4 11
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11 11
(Th Be la the only Omaha
newtpaper which publiihea tha of
ficial dote of tha New York Stock
exchange bondt.)
New Tork. Anril 11 Th bond msrkst
kept more or Ira regular oar with Ih
reactionary slack llsl today, heavy selling
fur profits going far 10 slfar recent gains.
I'raclnally every laaue of Ih Liberty
series wse moderately effected by this
inurement, although declines m all In
stances ware relatively trilling.
Internationals were sold vq develop-
mrote at the tlenoa conference, many of
Ihe llrlll.h. French. Swiss and Japanreo
loam from fradione lis pointa Inci
dentally Ihe new I'eullaa (lira ail) II. 000,-
sue otiermg wee eoan over-euneirioea.
Many domsatir rail, ware lifted lo new
high levele on strength of slock of thst
description. Weaiern end Southwestern
lasue being moot in demand, aale (par
value) aggregetrd 133,711,01.
lnlted Hlalea Honda.
Sale (In ll.eoo) High Ixiw rio.e
144 Liberty ls... 11.10 tl.l 43
Liberty lal 4s II JO
1 Liberty td 4s.. 1144 44 44
221 Lib 1st 4V.S.... till Ml till
1101 Liberty Id 4a. Ill 1164 64
1041 Liberty Id 4. I II I 7 tl.l
II Liberty 4th 4Us.fl 14 II I ll.l
1561 Victory 4s.,..100.7 100 13 100 16
iso victory 1 ...100.01 icv.oi 100.01
Foreign, (raverament, Slal and Manlrlpal,
41 Argentine 7.......l loo joo
N. Y. Curb Bonds
111
11
in
II
10
61
112
II
HI
H
II
101
106 106
73 '4 73 w
113 113
New York Stocks
N V Central
Ches & Ohio ...
Gt. Northern ..
Illinois Central
K. C. Southern
Lehigh Valley .
Missouri Paclflo
N T & N H ...
North Pacific .
Chi ft N. W. ..
Penn. R. R. ...
Reading
C R.' I. P. .
South Pacific ..
South Railway .
C", M. & St, P,
100 100 100
47 47 48
142 142 144 U
II 91 91
64 65 66
-75 76 76
106 107 108
27 27 , 27
6! 62 63
23 23 24
21 21 22
77 77 78
74 74 75
41 41 42
76 76 78
46 45 46
90 10 91
24 24 24
27 28 27
Bar Silver.
New Tork, April 18. Foreign Bar Sil
ver 66c.
Mexican Dollars 50c.
London, April 18. Bar Silver 33d
per ounce.
Money 2 'per cent.
Dried Fruit.
New Tork, April 18. Evaporated Apples
Steady.
Prunea Irregular."
Apricots Firm.
Peaches Steady.
Raisins Weak.
New York Produce.
New Tork. ADril 18. Butter Strong:
creamery higher than extras, 3940crH
extras, 31c; firsts, 36tj)3Bc.
Eggs Firm.
Cheese Easy
Kanaas City Poultry.
Kansas City. Mo.. April 18. Eggs
Firsts 2o higher; firsts. 22c.
Butter Unchanged.
Poultry Hene 22c; broilers 6c lower,
at 60c; roosters. 13c
Kaasa City Grain.
Kansas City. April 16. Wheat May.
11.26; July. 11.16: Seplember, 11.09.
Corn May, 56c; July, 67g; Septem
ber, 60 c.
New Tork Poultry.
New Tork, April 18. Poultry Live,
stesdy and unchanged; dressed, quiet and
unchanged.
Minneapolis Floar.
Minneapolis, Minn., April 18. Flour
Unchanged; ahtpmente 28.35 barrele
Bran I21.50O21.00.
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 246 Peters
Trust building:
Monday
High Low Close Close
A.. T. S 101
Baltimore & Ohio 49
Canliiian Pacific. .143
92
65
76
109
28
63
25
22
... 78
... 76
... 42
,.. 78 '
,.. 47
.. 91
... 26
.. 29
STEELS.
Am. Car Foundry. .163 160 160 162
Allia-Chalmers 49 48 48 48
Am Locomotive.. 115 113 113 116
Baldwin Loco 117 116 115 117
Bethlehem Steel... 78 76 77 71
Colo. Fuel & Iron.. 3Z
Crucible 64
Am. SI. Foundry.. 38
Lackawanna Steel. 54
Midvale Steel 35
Pressed Steel Car.. 80
Rep. Steel & Iron.. 66
Ry Steel Springs.. 101
Ploes-Schef field
U. S. Steel 98
Vanadium 42
COPPERS.
Anaconda 54 62
Am. S. & Ker. Co. 59
Cerro De Pasco.... 36
Chill 19
Chlno 29
Calumet ft Arizona 59
Green C'ananea
. 41
. 32
. 29
. 17
. 17
. 14
. 67
OILS.
. 64
. 41
. 56
,
. 19
.133
. 16
. 68
, 66
38
. 9
35
64
32
10 Chine Oov Ry Is 17
11 City Bern Is ...112
II City Bordesux ts.. 11
11 l-l ty Christiana ls.111
II City Copen t .. 13
city l.yona (s .... Il
31 City Marseille I.. 11
10 city R n Jsn Is. .10
10 City S Paulo Is. ..lot
22 City Toklo ts .... 74
10 City Zurich Is ...111
4 Dsnlsh Muni I A. 112 111 111
17 Dept Seine 7 17 11 17
tl Do Csn t no 2t.lfll 100 100
t Do Can is II 9 98
119 Dut Esst Ind Is 47 14 (5
174 Dut Eaa Ind Is (1. 17 17
111 French Rep Is. ...107 10 10
121 French Rep 7s ..101 101 104
61 Jspaneae 1st 4s. 11 10 II
131 Jspaneae 4s 78 74 77
34 King Belgium ls.lol 101 108
201 King Belgium Is. .104 103 104
21 King Denmark Is.. 99 19 99
I King Italy 4s... 96 91 96
124 King Nether 6s ... 94 94 94
t King Norway la ...112 112 112
1 King Sweden 6s ..100 100 100
164 Psr Lvons Med 6s.. 84 14 84
13 Rep Chile ts 46. ..'.105 104 104
1 Rep Uruguay I ..106 101 104
18 State Queens 7a ...101 101 101
10 State Queena 6a ..102 102 102
16 State RODS 8s. .104 104 104
7 8wla Confed Is. ..118 lit
54 CKUB&I 6S 22. .1074k 107
29. .10H 107
37. .102 101
....108 107
....69 67
.... 59 t
Railway and Miscellaneous Bond.
6 Ajax Rubber Is ..100 100 100
15 Amer Smelt Is ... 12 . so si
IS Amer Sugar 6s ... 99 19
I Amer T ft T cv 6s..U44 114
7 Am T ft T col tr 6s 90 90
- 6 Armour ft Co 4s.. 90
33 At T ft S F gen 4s 69
27 At T ft 8 F adj 4s 84
3 A C Jj 1st con 4S.. 82
40 Bait ft Ohio 6s....
46 B ft O cv 4
Bell Tel of Penn 7s.
15 Blyn Ed gen 7s. D
3 Cal Gas ft E 6s...
4 Can North 6s....
141 Csn Pso deb 4s
18 Central of Ga 6s...
4 Central Leather.. 6s 97 96 97
100 Cerro de Paaco 8s. .116 114 115
4 Ches ft O cv 5s.... 90 89 89
119 C O cv 4s 87
B A Q ref 5s A.. 17
ft E I 6s 80
Gt West 6s 63
M A St P cv 4s 72
M ft 8 P ref 4 Vis 66
& Ti W 7S 107
100 UKU1UI 6S
64 UKUB&I- 6s
57 U 8 Braxll 8s .
93 U S Mexico 6s
32 U 8 Mexico 4s
116
107
107
101
107
6
ii
89
88
63
82
98
83
10
.107 107 107
. 96 94 94
.117 117 117
. 80 79 80
99 99 99
. 99
. 83
.108
99
114
90
89
88
83
82
98
82
1MB
N' Tork. April II Transarlion on I
"w ima vur noon Market today
Domestic Bawds.
r-aiee (in i.oo laB Iw t
s Allien rack is rt.. a ae a
1 Aluminum 7a II. ,.!! 1m jo4
4 Am l.ig Tra 4s..le7 ler 101s
II Am T ft T Is 13...lev loo 1004
T Am T T I II. .11 let jo
I Anarond Cop 4a... 11 s 1414
It Anacon Cop 7s 21.11 I Ms 101
2 An. Amer Oil Ta.0i loij 101s
II Armour T Co 7 ..104 o 104
.arneui as .,....loX III S 10V
4 Hath KT-e 1 21. .102 101 loj
I Beth Steel la II., .1011 oi 10 ji,
I Can Pacific I ...n o 1 jonj
lent Dievi ea ,,,,,o Ji e
I fit Serv 7 C I
I Colum Graph la... 11 ai it
I Coneol Uaa 7 ....101 o ai
I Consol O of 11 7. .104 4 04
II Consol Textll Is.. l 1 let,
mp r-s Asan sa s.iu3a 1034 ie:
J lop L Asan Is 11.104 104 104
. . uu., ,p im ,,,, JUS JO4
t Deere f Co 7.. .101 200 100
1 Kmplre OAK 4a.. lot l 14
. rru lanq nana es.jof 2US lot
I (Jen Asphslt Is ...IH 10 ln
14 Goodrich Tire 7s... 11 ii,
e urana iruna s ws. . IUs V lOfta lotti
II Gulf Oil 1 104 104 104
1 Helm Co U 104 104 104
- ll.tPII7 9 111 ,1U JUS JUS
is nn Kunner 7s .,. l 11 II
14 Humble Oil 7s ...lot 101 ni
24 Inter R T Is 23.... 11 12 13
13 J Kayser 7 WI ...100 Joo oo
.1 ivenn lop us a...losa la 10&H
II Laclede Ga 7 .... 11 t
tl I.lbby McNeil 7s .. l , H, I
w M.ii.na rei ills., mt vr vt
1 Nat Acme 7e ... 14 l t
10 Nat Clo ft Bui I. .103 103 103
t Nat Leather Is ...100 100 100
11 Phil Co I 44.... 17 17 17
J Phil El 101 102 102
2 Phillips Pot 7s 1110 10 109
14 Pu 8 Co NJ 7s. ..100 100 100
t Beer Roe 7l 21. .'.101 101 101
t Shawsheen 7s ....104 104 104
ooivar at ti ...ion, lobhk 105
4 8 W B T 7 10H, 102 102
1 Stan Oil NT 7 10.. 104 104 104
t Stan Oil NT 7s II. .101 101 108
a oisa im i 1 eys..iue joe in
. 6 Hun Oil 7s 101 100 101
13 Swift ft Co 7s 16. .101 101 101
t Swift A Co 7s 21. .103 103 103
ft Texss Co 7s .....101 101 101
1 Tldala Ossge 7s ..104 103 104
t Tol Edison 7s ....101 104 106
2 tin Oil Prod 8a'. ..109 log 108
t Vacuum Oil 7e ...,104 10 108;
Warn Hug 7s 41. ..100 100 100
a ivesi ciecmo 78 ..lusej. loss; J08
v wincnesier 1 ft z..iui iv I'll
1 1 oium urspn ss ct. 35
il Del ft Hud 6s ... 19
6 Freeport Tex 7s ..101
11 Int Or Nor 6s .... 69
6 Kan O ft B 6s '.... 16
16 Kings Co Lt s.. 97
2 Liggett west vs.. nil
172 Mo Pso 6s
13 No Am Edls 6s
35
99
J01
69
96
97
212 C
202 C
16 C
178 C
80 C
25 C
16 C
86
97
79
63
70
'66
107
86
97
79
63
71
66
107
ft N W 6s 107 107 107
Inspiration
Kennecott . .
Miami
Nev. Consol.
Ray Consol.
Seneca
Utah
31
62
37
53
33
77
54
100
41
67
36
18
28
59
40
81
29
17
16
13
66
31
62
37
. 63 .
34
77
64
100
97
41
' 62
67
86
19
28
69
40
31
29
17
12
64
38
55
36
81
66
I0Z
48
88
41
54
69
36
18
28
58
29
41
31
29
17
20 Chicago Rys 5s 81 80 80
is u tt 1 a r rer 4s , , , sit i bi
24 Chi ft West Ind 4s. 76 74 75
' 7 CCC ft 8 L gen 4a. 79 79 79
14 Chile Copper 7s ...102 101 101
41 Chile Copper 6s... 89 88 88
5 Colo Indus 5s ..... 75 76 76
22 Colo ft Sou ref 4a 88 87 87
30 Cons Coa Mar 6s.. 89 88 89
239 Consol Gas 7s 112 110 .112
28 Cu Can Sug deb 8s. 86 85 85
6 Cub Amert Sug 8s.. 104 104 104
16 16
1 14"
65 . 67
61
40
64
18
Gen. Asphalt
Cosden
Cal. Peterol .
Island Oil ..
Invincible Oil
Mex. Peterol
Middle States
Pacific OH ..
Pan-American
Phillips .....
Pierce Oil ..
Pure OH ....
Royal Dutch
Sinclair Oil ..
Stan. OH. N. J.. ..179
Texas Col 47
Union Oil 20
White Oil ; 20
MOTORS.
Chandler 76 74 .
General Motors..: 12 12
Willys-Overland .. 8: 8
Plerce-Arrow 22 5l
White Morto 46 45
Studebaker 119 116
RUBBER AND
FiBk 18
Goodrich
Kelley-Sprlngfleld
Keystone Tire....
Ajax
U. S. Rubber
62 . 64
40 41
54 57
18 19
139 129 133
14 14 16
57"4
63
27
9
53
62
30
67
63
37
9
'33
62
30
176
45
19
10
58
66
38
84
64
12
177 182
46
19
10 .
Am. Beet
41
48
19
18
66
INDUSTRIALS.
Sugar.. 41 40
74
12
8
21
45
1)7
TIRES.
17 17
40
47
18
17
63
40
47
18
17
63
47
20 '
10
76
13
8
22
46
119
17
41
48
19
18
66
40
32
46
36
41
33
46
36
120
48
38
16
23
Chicsgo,
changed.
Chieag Poultry.
pril II. Poultry Live
A.. G. ft W. I.... 33 82
Am. Inter. Corp.. 46 45
Am. Sumatra ....36 35 Va
Am. Telephone.... 121 120 121
American Can.-... 48 46 46
Central Leather... 39 37 37
Cuba Cane 16 , 16 16
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 22U 22 22
Corn Products.... 104 102 103 103
Famous Players... 81 80 80 81
General Electric.. . 161 let IB in
Gt. N. Ore 42 40 40
Int. Harvester 96 95 96
Am. H. ft L pfd.. 70 48 69
U. S. Ind. Alcohol 48 46 48
Int. Paper 47 451, 45
Int. M. M.. pfd.... 84 81 81
73i 73 73
75 71 74
66 63 53
70 68 68
62 61 61
44 43
Am. Surar Ref.
Sears-Roebuck ....
Stromaberg
Tob. Products
Worthlngton Pump
Wilson Co
Westing house lec 61
3
163
41
96
71
47
' 47
14
74
76
68
71
5
63
I Del AHud cv 5s
6 D ft R G Im 6s.
14 D M ft F D 4s
16 Det Edl ref ts..
218 Det Un Ry 4s
20 Dia Match 7s
5 Distillers Secur 6s. 48
23 Du Pont D N 7s.10t
20 Duques Light 6s.. 103
64 Erie gen 4s 6
5 Erie pr Hen 4s.... 89
6 Flsk Rubber Is.... 107
19 Fram In dev 7s.l02
147 Goody'r Tire 8s 31.103
37 Goody'r Tire 8s 41.116 115 115
2 Gra Tru Ry Can 7s. 111 111 111
26 ura Tru Ky can os.103 ioz 102
103 Gt North 7a A. . . .109
70 Gt North 6s B. . 97
45 Hud ft Man ret 6s 12
39 Hu ft Ma a t 6s... 60
20 Illinois Cen 5a...l01
1 Illinois Cen ref 4s. 90
10 Illinois Ste d 4s.. 90
11 Indiana Steel 5s. ..100
2 inter Agrlc is .... 80
29 Inter Met 4s..
37 Inter Met 4s ct
211 Inter R T ref 6s
28 Int M M sf 6s...
206 Inter Pa ref 5s B. 86
72 Invincible OH Is.. 98
8 Iowa Cen ref 4s..
22 K C F S A M 4s.
8 K-S Tire 8s
19 Lacka Steel 6s 23,
27 Lacka Steel 5s 60.
2 L S ft M S de 4s 28 94
14 L 8 ft M S d 4s tl. 92
9 96 9
85 14 84
54 63 53
102 102 102
83 80 81
108 ' 07 107
48 48
106 106
102 102
64 66
89 89
107 107
101 101
102 103
107 108
7 97.
82 82
59 60
100 100
0 90
90 90
99 100
80 80
16 17
17
15
66
96
14
65
96
85
96
47
79
.108 108 108
19 99
86 85 86
94 94
92 92
.47
80
14
66
96
86
98
47
79
35
98
101
69
100 101
.100 100 100
. sz. izu sau.
. jo unio u at t os. ss so ye
110 N T N H A K 7s.. 86 86 85
f Saks ft Co 7s 100 100 100
10 mew warner is. ..10s 1U7V 101
li Sloss-Sheff 6s (4 14 14
Fu reign Bonds.
18 Argentine 7s 23. ...100 91 19
8 Russian 6S 30 30 30
I Russian 6s ctfa.. 2 24 24
20 Russian 6s 26 26 20
10 Russian 6s ctfs.. 26 28 26
f v coissons os .tin s 88
200 N Y NH FR 7s... 69 9 49
e 1 ' o aiexico .8 01 su 60
i Mexican Gov 6s ... 20 20 20
Chicago Livestock.'
Chicago. Apr. 18. Cattle RecelDts 12.000'
head; beef steers, 10 to 2 60 lower: ton.
19.00; bulk I7.40IBI8.40; fat ehe stock and
etookere, strong to 25a higher; bulkivealers
17.0007.60 to packers; bulk atocker and
teeaera, so.ou 0x7.30.
Hogs Receipts, . 17,000 head; opening
steady to strong; closing mostly 10c lower
on iignter wetgnts: otners steady to 10c
lower thn yesterday's evcrage; shippers I
oougni aooui o.ouu; . noiaover moderate;
top early 110.60; bulk I9.8010.60; pigs
UUII.
Sheep Receipts, 8.000 head; fat Iambs
strong to 25o higher; sheep steady, wooled
ismn. top, 110.15; Bulk. 814.756)15.10:
shorn top, 113.50; bulk, I12.7613.26jv few
native spring lambs, IH.50Jil6.60; few
wooled ewes, 49.00 dowrrr shorn 18.75
aown.
Chicago Stock,
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks lurmsnea By Jvogan & Bryan, 241
meters Trust building.
ft Co. pfd
Leather com..
Armour
Armour
Cudaby
Cont. Motor
Earl Motor
Llbby
Nat.- Leather (new)..
Plggloy Wlggly ....
Union Carbide
Wahl
Wrllegy
Close.
.. 96
.. 12
. 66
.. 7
. S
2
1. IV
. 43
. 67
. ia
.103
3 Lehigh Valley 6s. 103 102 102
6 Lorlllard 6 96 96 95
22 Lou . Nas ref 5s.l02 102 102
2 Loula ft Na un 4s.. 91 91 91
6 Marland Oil 8s... 94 13 93
22 Mexican Pet 8s ..105 104 105
6 M 8 T 1st 5s 99 98 98
7 Midvale Steel cv 6s 87 87 87
117 M ft 8 L ref 6s.... 48 46 47
IMSPftSSM 6s 102 102 102
4 M K ft T n nr I 6s A 85 84 84
370 M K ft T n ad 5 A 67. 66 67
13 M K ft T 1st 4 69 69
90 M Pac gen 4s 66
7 Mont Pow 6s A.... 90
9 New O T ft M Inc 5s 69
21 N Y C col 7s 106 106 106
47 N T Cen deb s....l04 103 103
1 N T C con 4a 83 82U 83
95 N T' Edl ref 6s..ll0 109 110
ill ninnsHCI 48 73
16 N T N H ft H d 4 '67 47
69 N T O ft W ref 4s.. 73
11 N T Ry ref 4s ctfts 86
45 N r T deb os 1949. .106
What Will
The Market Do Next?
KEEP POSTED
Important development
contained in thi week'
market review regarding
th following seeuritie:
Columbia Crnpho.Submartn Boat
Willys-Overland Pan-Amer. Pet.
Marin Fref erred Sinclair Consol.
Royal Dutch Southern Railway
Rsplogl Steel N. Y. Airbrake
U. S. Steel Am. Hid eV Loath.
Write for re copy
rG. STAMM&CO.
Members Consolidated
Stock Exchange of New York
35 So. William St., New York
0
65
98
69
73
46
73
36
105
61
66
95
69
73
47
73
35
106
80 NTT ref 6s 1941 103 103 103
65 N T W ft B 4s.... 49 48 49
8 N ft W con 4s 88 88 , 88
36 N Pso Jr lien 4s... 86 8 86
19 N P gen 8s 63 63 63
2 N S Pow ref 6 A.. 93 . 93 93
33 N B Tel 7s 107 106 107
t O ft C 1st 5s. 1..,. 98
O 8 L g 6s ct 100
2 O S L ref 4s 91
91 O W R R ft N 4s. 81
16 Pac O ft E 5s 12
6 Pac T ft T 6s 94
2 Packard Mot Car 8al03
11 Pan Am PAT 7s. 98
in rl K K 6S
16 Pa R R gen 6s
100
91
80
92
94
99
91
80
91
94
102 103
98 98H
107 107 107
981.4. 9fHi
ei ra n k gen efts., vo so so
3 Pere Marq ref 6s.. 95 95 15
4 Pierce Oil deb -8s.. 99 98 98
12 Rep I & Scol 5s.. 93 93 13
30 R O A W 1st 4s.. 69 68 68
34 R I A A L 4s... 81 81 81
115 8 L I M ft S r 4s.. 82 82 82
23 8 L ft S F a 6s.... 82 81 . 83
72 8 L ft S F Inc 6s.. 70 69 ' 69
23 8 L ft 8 F p 1 4s A 74 73 73
43 8 P ft K C S H 4s 81 81 82
54 8 B A L con 6s... 13 61 61
S3 8 B A L sdj 6s... 30 29 21
90 8 B A L ref 4s.... 45 44 44
13 8 T Hoop Is A. ...10 99 100
XfUTIBIfAL efTV lAHTtl
American Sugar
Refining Co.
,6 Gold Bond
Due 1937
These bonds constitute the
sole funded debt of this
Company, which is the
largest sugar refining
Company in, the world.
Price yielding about 1
Circular on Bequest
The National City Company
Omaha First National Bk. Bldg.
Telephone 331 1 Jackson
Oi
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kew Tork. April la Aa lai d,
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fulls fuluia ealaklun.4 re,
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redo ealliag l Ih kicker pn.a pi.
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WARNING!
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aw,
ur yur sat! to ,
lore buying alaak er aWenf IhmI.
ee wllh Krai aihlo swobse
-li eer INQUIRY BUREAU.
Owe weekly pegs sl M yeely.
Vsaapl sawy aid) re) Meat.
INVESTORS GUIDE
2 Rector Street New York
MTABURIIED II TIAM
A Tax-Free Investment
for Nebraska investors
Norfolk Nebraska
5 Direct Obligation
School District Bonds
Security! A" Property within tho dittriet, whlh Inrludi
the entire city of Norfolk and rontlilcrsble ..
lucent territory, is subject to unlimited ad valo
rem Uxrs for payment of principal and Intemt.
The aaaeMed valuation la fl 1,140.340; the debt
it $711,000, or lets than 77 of tho asaeated
valuation. .
Yield: A th bonla are exempt from all Federal In-
come Taxoa and, according to a recent decision
of the Nebraika Supreme Court, are exempt
irom Nebraska Taxes, they NET the investor
4.80C to November 1, 1920, and If not called
for payment on that date will net 6 thereafter
to maturity, November 1, 1939.
PRICE 101.25
Circular upon requeit.
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
OMAHA
KANSAS Cm
H. E. HARRIS, Re. Mgr.
701 Peter Trust Building
ATlaatic 6816
You re a User
of 5 -Inch
Cords-
No one is keener than we, that
you get unquestioned value in
the tires you buy.
It's surprising how many of the
.better cars we constantly equip
with Mason Cords. ;
Simply means' these drivers
have mile-tested and experience-checked
our belief in
these rugged, dependable tires.
The Mason Company invested
over $2,000,000 in a fabric mill
just to insure uniform, unvary
ing, dependable carcass quality.
Can't beat Mason's for value
or us for service. Come in and
let us show you.
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MASON
CORD S
LIONBERGER TIRE CO.
2220 Harney St. Phone AT 1373
Factor) Branch: Des Moines, Ia.
THE MASON TIRE & RUBBER CO., KENT. O.
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