Nebraska Newspapers

    MIE BEfc.: OMAHA. SUNDAY. Al'UlL
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Deinand for Coal
Falls as Strike
Ends Third Week
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Large Stocks on Hand Mar
KcN Stagnant Unions Say
680,000 Miners Now
Out of Tin.
Chkagu, April 22. The end of the
third ctk of the nation-wide u
printon of coal mining operation!
limit Urge ilotki on hand, dim-imthing-
ileituml and tugnant mar
tlt ly all gradci at price practical
ly urn luugr i at compared with val
tict ot April 1.
Trade report here thoy oract
rally no demand for Industrial or
d'tme.tic coal except for vie in iteel
iUnl, which require a quality pro-
uncer aimott exclusively in Wert
Virginia and Kentucky lieln.
Illinoia Hat 400.000 Tone.
llllnon field renort anoroxitnalr
ly Hjo,ouO ton of tute production in
ttorage.
Trade eiinute indicate that there
U .till on hand about f.'OOO.OUO ton
i-( the (iJ.iKHI.Otxi lihove ground at
the beginning of the upcuuott.i
Nonunion lield production during
tlie pat tlirre week it ettimated at
Bunut IO.UOO.000 ton.
Weekly consumption now it eti
tnaied at 7.000.000 ton. .
ai'iliiwvHC iivuHViiuii limm as v . st
comnleterv ttonned.
Kentucky and Vct Virginia bitu
ininoui output of blat furnace
grades it reported to be thort of re
quiremcntt which ha forced tever
I planit to fuel oil consumption
and others to restricted operations.
Kentucky i operating under union
contract, while the Vett Virginia
field are the center of the attack
of the mine workers upon the non
unionized mining forces. Production
there it restricted, hut how much
i uncertain. Upon the outcome in
litis region, those best informed be
lieve, depends the ultimate result of
the suspension. .
National headquarters of the
unions report a growing roll of men
out of the pit, placing the number
now at (w).ooo.
To Return to Work.
Fort Worth. Tex., April 22. Set
tlement of the coal strike at Bridge
port was effected yesterday at a con
ference between miners and oper
ators. The 300 miners will be back
at work Monday. Some of the men
started work this morning when the
whistle blew after being silent for
three weeks.
. i r iir-ii
'ostai service win
Have Speakers' Bureau
Washington. April 22. Postmas
ter General Work set in motion
plans for establishing a "speakers'
bureau." to be a part of the perma
nent postal system. The bureau, he
said, would be under tlie direction of
an official who would list "'all the
orators" in the service who were
.ea-V. . . rr
maw r-verscu in pusii .nail
".Postal unnrovemeiu ween, in
augurated mainly to enlist the co
operation of the public in establish-
inor better costal conditions, has,
Dr. Work said, "accentuated the de
sirability of having available in all
parts of the country, speakers versed
and trained in postal matters wrha
may be called upon to address var
iant meetings and convention of
business men. It Is. onlyr.by the
arrested nnsihle interest and under
standing on the part of the public and
the heartiest kind of co-operation
that the postal system can attain its
highest ideals. It is my desire to
ni-niira; a demand tor speakers
I and to meet it, as far as possiDie,
t S .... (nr Thee CnPPlfPrS
w ill make addresses on festal pics
I alone and will be of assistance in
keeping alive postal improvement,
not only for one week, but through
- out. the entire year."
Robbers. Steal Opium.
New York, April 22. Masked men
late today held up a wholesale drug
gist's truck in the Williamsburg sec
tion of Brooklyn, took from it an
opium shipment valued at $10,000,
placed the truck driver vin a tasicab.
carried him to Long Island City, and
threw him into the street. , . ,
Chiracs Livestock.
Chicano. April 23. Cattle Receipts,
J. 00(1 head: compared with week ago.
yearlings and common and medium beef
ter, generally steady: good to -choice
heavies. 10c to 15a lower: extreme top,
lit. IS: she stock and calvea. atrdwt to 25c
higher: bulla, ateady: stackers advanced.
5n to 35c: heavy teeners, Biesay; waeit
lit prlre on beet steers, 17.50V' 1. 00: (all
fa:. J.'MJSi t.ihi: cannera ano cuiiers,
r.f?f4 t&: holninn hull.. l4.2lB4.4flt
beef bulla, t.65ttf.7S: veal calvea. 17.00
P i on; smelters anu xeeaers, ...diiui.ov.
tlog. Receipts, 4,000 head; market ac
tive, mostly Wo higher than Friday',
average: some medium to heavy butchers,
15i higher: holdoaer. light; top, 110.75;
bulk. $10. 1010. 70: packing sows, ateady
to strong: pigs fully ateady.
Sheep and I.amba Recelpta, 3,000 head;
today', recelpta practically on all eastern
shipping account: compared week ago (at
lamha and yearlings. 2 So to too higher;
medium and atrong weight lamba gaining
moat; sheep around 25o lower; week'e
bulk prices on wooled lambs, 914.75 e
IS 50; shorn, $12.7513.25: few amall late
native spring lambs, f 1S.00O1C.7S; shorn
yearlings. tU.2512.00; wethers, 19.008
S.35. awea. 17.606 7. S6.
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South 8. faul Uvestock.
South St. Paul, April J2. Cattle Re
ceipts, 200. head; market, ateady; com
pared with week ago beef ateera and
butcher atock moat 25c higher; soma In-between
grades up more; cannera and cut
ters and bologna bulla, atrong to o high
er; common to medium beet steers, ts.00
7.50; bulk. $.Sn7.26: butcher cowa and
heifers. 14.0004.75: bulk, l 60BS.60: ran
n'ers, 42.7693.45; bologna bulls. 13.500.
4.25; stockers and feeders. 14.35 7.25;
'bulk, S5.50Ct.50; calvea, recelpta, none;
tnarket, compared with a week ago. moatly
25 50c higher; practical packer top close.
IS. 50; some sales up to 17.00; tew extra
choice lots as high as 17.50.
Hogs Receipts. 700 head; market, most
, ly steady; range, $S.7510.35; bulk, 110.00
10.30.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none: mar
ket, compared with week ago: lamba. S5
higher; sheep and yearlings, weak and
moatly 50875c lower.
" ' ' Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas" City, Mo., April 22. Cattle Re
ceipt. 325 head; for week: Beet steers,
top. IS. 50; bulls, cannera. atock calves,
stock cowa and heifers ;and most she
atock, heavy; heavy cows, weak to 25c
lower; killing calves, steady to SOe tower.
Hogs Receipts. S00 head; packers took
bulk light and medium weight, st !.
10.lt: top. 110.16; (ew mixed bunches.
I7tff.l0; bulk or ..lea, lt.75C10.il.;
(c higher than yesterday: atock pica,
ateady; medium to good. 11.75010.15.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts. 500 head;
for week: 2550o lower; lamba, atrong;
top wooled, 115.15; a horn, 1 13. 5.
t alcac Prodw.
Chicago, April 33. Butter Higher!
creamery extras. Sic; firsts, Ht37c;
aeconds 33Vi?33Hc; atandards, S7Hc
Egga lower: receipts, 42.I7S cases:
firsts, JSHtfUc; ordinary firsts. 229
21'jc: miscellaneous. 2t3c; stor.se
packed extras, 17c; storage packed
Crete. !c. .
Poultry- Aliu... lower; . to la. lie:
kroilors, 406 641 Rooster., 1.0. ,
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Live Stock
Outsat. April II.
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la reoipl. at.rly all 4ir'a sad ha
niatk.l Hvmlneily aoady. Thia .Nbi
rut) hat tn; na of lha haial l lbs
rasa, 11,5s head. aupplle. f fat
ti ha.e bH una.u.llr literal and
duril. ul Ik lar thai the d.m.ad baa
le.a bruad or ices ba aal aff m In.
tie, lha uiarltrl on ei and h.y raat
bing around Sko Inaar Ik.H Mk
tHir.b h.ifera and light yearUnge are
want.4 and have held about teady,
Hiurk.r and -dr olf.rlna. have been
ry Htht and trad tui.d atrong ail
we a.
ivuiit.llnn. an ratllet (lood I ehalre
n.t,es. IT.I.ejilt; fair t good basvaa,
17 llt7 7 tun.in.a a fair baeres. Urn
T 10. f-"i I ehoic yaarllnga, I7.ll!.!;
r iv Bvo4i iMnmii, pr.ieafaa;
inmnion lu fair yearlings, 14 597 1;
good ta rhtilr hslrara. IMIS7 Tli fair
I pood h.ifera. 1111)111: choice la
prim roas, II IIQ47I; lso4 ts (holc
rows. l lot 1 fair I good cowa.
luff5Hl; csmmon to (air sows, 3
I 50; good to thole (seders, ll.llT.5
( in good feralers. 14 Secjf.li, common
la fair feeders. 11.714)4 11; good lo t hole
strHkers, 7 3i(7li; fslr to good stock
em, l 1Scal.lt; rommon lo fslr stacker.
I4.se.7.;, sio,.M heifara. tttOCr!
stork cows, ll.50sjt.JI; stock ralvss, II 5
I o: veal ralvaa. II.OOtMO OO: bulla.
si.aa, sic, lt.1l 07.0.
llOgs Rsraluta. 4 I OS head Th. f.a.
lurs of today's trsds wss tb sollvlly of
tha shipper buyers bulk sf bogs finding
thla outl.t. The market was fslrly sc.
liv. with an early cl.arsnc prlr ruling
SfrlAc higher. Light hogs sold (ram
110.11010.:, with a top price of tit IS,
tlu.d ln.de and butcher weighla, II 100
',, sna psrning graaes. is.sociiaeo.
nth
eitrems heavies, 11.000110. Bulk
ot sales wsa 110 00010 25. Prices si this
wecss rioM ars 1010s higher than
week ago,
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No. Av. Sh. Pr. Ni i ah r
M I I II 41. .517 us Si A as
73, .25 70 19 St SI. .101 ... IS la
.353 ... IS 1ft ta tta i,
7i..::i at it it 14..205 it it it
Bhaep and l.ajnh Receipt, lot head.
Fat lamba have Viade up practically tb
entire recelpta during (ti w..k about
dually divided batwaen wool.d and
Clipped. Prices ruleed lower early la th
week with a higher trend during th laat
half with cloelng prlcea 21035a higher
than week ago. Wooled lambs srs sell-
11.00911.10. Sheep and feeders ruled
generally ateady on very light receipts,
WU.,"!?, ?" ,h'',! r" l-mbV Piood
to choc, tllllrtnin- tmt .,. ..
f?A.,f"l1l-.li
aVo S , "; cull lamba
":": yeaninga. lights, 113 50A
13.50; fat yearllnga, heavy. 11.10010.10;
v.,, mwwrn, nsavy, fe.OO0f.vO,
St. Joseph Uvestork.
St. Joseph. Ttlo.. Anrll 91 r--,t- t
::'P.i.,.0..h!!iL mrkrl. """!:. 'r,
''"'"' -uws ana neiiera, 14.7501, SO
calvea, 15.0001.00. " '
w k . . ' ,,tM l,M1: tSc
-.b ..... , ,UF, i.a; ouik, llo.10vrl0.20.
oneep ana Lambs Receipts, S00
15.50- .... uo;V.
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Omaha Produce
, - "r .i.i. oi neorssaa, as
tartment of sgrlculturs, bureau of mar-
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,in wiars.iing:
LIVB POULTRY.
Wholesale
Wholesale
Belling Pr.
Buying Pr.
Broilers ....
'.f0.45yt0.50
tO.5O0IO.S5
- .250 .30
Hurlnas
.h0
.23 f
,lljl
.20
.10i
2t
Hens, light .
Hens, heavy
Cocke
.25
.25
.17
.23
.17
.20
.250
.210
.150
.250
.110
Ducke
Geese ......
Staga
.100
.ISO
DRESSED. POULTRY.
Broilers
V....
...
i
0....
0....
.550
Springs
.320
.280
.200
.300
.250
.260
.250
.230
.2119
.110
Hena ..
Cocks ,
Ducks
Oeese
Stag. ,
EGGS.
Select
No. 1
No, 9
Cracks ;.. . i
Cass count, caas S.5O0 t.SS
BUTTER.
Creamery, printe
.360
. .340
.270
.20 it
t-reaaiery, tub-
Country, best .. .22 .24
Country, common ,17 .It
Butter fat at pr .25
HAT.
Upland pre Iris No. 1
113.600113.50
10.500 11.50
7.000 8.00
P.O. 3 prairie
No. 3 prairie
Midland prairie No. 1 ,
11.50 12.60
no. 3 prairie
No. 3 prairie
10.000 11.00
1.000 S.00
, 1.00 .10.00
7.000 1.00
"2.00e 24.00
Lowland prairie No. 1
No. 3 nralrie
Alfalfa, choice
.No. 1 19.000 21.00
Standard .. 15.00U 17 00
"O. I , 13. DOW 14.00
No. 3 10.000 11.00
straw, oai s.vun y.oo
-Wheat ; 7.00 0 1.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
FRUITS. '
Bananas: Pound, 7 H 418c.
Oranges: Slie 21 and larger. 18.501
.50: site 260. I7.60ei.60: alza 28S. 17.35
tJS.VO; size. 324, 17.0007.50.
demons: rsr box, S7.OO07.6O.
Grapefruit: Crate. I5.OO0S.6O.
Applea taccordlns1 to als uid rradelt
Dellolous. ' 1.1.6004.00: Roma Beautiea.
j. ouji 2.7; Black Twig, tJ.S502.76; Wine
sap, 13.0004.00; Arkansas Black, 13.600
00; Ben Davis. 12.7603.00: Newton Pip
pins, 12.5003.00.
Strawberries (crates Zt pint boxes! :
Crate, 13.50. A
Figs (24 pkgs.. a ox): Per box. 12.2S:
ouik, per id., 10016c.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: Nel-raaka Early Ohio No. 1.
per owt 11.5001,76; Colorado' and Idaho
Whites, per cwt.. 13.0002.25: Red River
Ohio No. 1. per cwt., 11.SO01.15; Oregon
Netted Gems, per cwt., 12.60.
Sweet potatoes:. Per bu., tl.1S01.60.
Celery: Doten, 75c 02.00.
Head Lettuce: Crates l4.S0ns.0A:
ozen, 11.2501.50: leaf lettuce, dozen. 76o
to 90c.
KUDarb: 40-45-pound crates, 13.25.
Egg Plant: Dozen, 1.1.00.
Onions: Red. lb.. 10el2o: Tallow. Ih .
10012c; Texas crystal wax , 45-lb. crates.
i.3a04.oo; onion sets, lb.. 8 10c.
Cauliflower: Crates. 12.0002.76.
Cucumbers: Dozen fancy and extra
fancy. 12.7601.26; Florida, crates of t
dozen, 17.60; baskets of 2 dozen, 2.50.
varrots: uia, per ID., 34 04c.
Turnips: Old, per lb., 33c
Beets: Old, per lb., 303ttc
Cabbage: New Texas, per lb., triple.
Tomatoes: Crates. 14.0004.50: lua-a.
13.0003.10.
loung southern Radlanea: Dozen. 40O
45c.
Young Southern Carrotsi Dozen. SOces
11.00.
Young Southern Beata! Dozen. tOcct
11.00.
Young Southern Onions: Dozen. 36c.
Young Southern Turnips: Dozen, SOc
Spinach: Pound, 11012c,
Shallotta: Dozen, 65076c.
Green Peppers: Pound, 30035c. .
Parsley. Dozen tunchea, 45075c.
Nuta: Black walnuts, lb.. Sc: English
walnuts, lb., 22036c: Brazil nuts, large.
ashed, lb., 16018c; Brazil nuts, medium,
ashed, lb.. 14011c: pecans, lb.. 21 030c:
Imonds. lb., sack lots. 28c: peanuts.
Jumbo, raw, 810c: Jumbo, roasted, 100
c; no. i raw. sole: No. 1 related. 100
ISc.
Honey: In comb, per case. 15.OO0S.5O:
extracted. 10-lb. cans, per lb.. 20c; Air
line. 14-os. jars. 1 dos. to case, 17.60.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts srs aa
follows: No. 1 Ribs, lie: No. 1 Rlba. 17s:
No. 3 Ribs, 13c No. 1 Loins, 26c: No.-l
Loins, 24c: No. 3 Loins. 20c No. 1
Rounds, 16c; No. 3 Rounds, 15 4c; No. 3
Hounds. I3c. No. 1 Chucks. S4c: No. 2
Chock., c; No. 3 Chucks, So. No. 1
Plates, 64c; No. 1 Plates, 6c: No. 1 Pistes.
c
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hidea: Green aalted No. 1. per lb..
S0c; green salted No. 2. par lb, 196c;
green hides. No. 1, per lb.. 101c: green
hideVNo. 2. per lb.. 103c; green aalted
(old atockl. per lb., :01c: green salted
bull hide. No. 1. per lb, tc; green salted
bull hides. No, 3. per lb., lo.
Horae hides: Large. ach. tz.5o; m
dlum. each. 12.00; small, each, 11.50; pony
nd glues, each. Tac0tl.OO.
xneep pelts: Green aalteo, as to siz
and wool, each. 60076c: ahearing. Delta,
green aalted, aa to six and wool. each.
Wool: Choice, fins one-hair blood, per
lb., 100 24c; medium and thre-ightha
blood, per lb.. IS 0 21c: dow and one-fourth
blood, per Ilk. 15011c; burry wool, per
lt Iff 10c.
Market, Financial and. Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
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Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Oagaks) Be Leased Wire.
Chicane April 2J. A reiitu-al ni
general short covering and alto buy-
uf strung commission nouses car
ried July wheat to a new high in
the crop. The other futures were
within a fraction of the best figure
of the season. Heaw nrnfit-iaUn
checked the bulge, but the finish wat
at net eamt ot 1 l-Kfn'' l-?r Cnm
ana oais snowed fair activity wit,h
iurn, gainine i-ocav-Bc. and oai tin
changed to 3-8c higher. Rye sained
i i-uii 0"ic,
V heat was a big broad market the
greater part of the week. While
mere were numerous sham react inn a
the trend was distinctly upward as
the result of congestion in the May
ana a Duinsn construction placed
on the world's position. At the close
of the week prices were unchanged
to Sc higher, the former on Septeni-
Der ana tne latter on the llav
Coarse grains derived the greater
part of their strength from wheat
Corn closed l-45-8c higher and oats
unchanged to l-2c lower. Export de-
I A f . ,
manu continues lor rye. its prices
gained 4 1-2S l-2c. Trade in
provisions was not larce. but the
finish was at the top with lard 12 1-2
(ffiic and short ribs 12 1-Z27 l-2c
mgncr.
Market Erratic
General evening up for over Sunday on
the part of local and outaide traders
was mainly responsible for tha erratlo
action of the wheat market today. An
early decline of Vic due to disappoint
ing Liverpool cables, brought In free
buying. Thst quickly absorbed th sur
plus In the pit. With stop loss orders
uncovsred on th way up, .a aubatantlal
ad vane was attained. On th upturn
housea with eaatern connectlona sold May
freely. While the esrly May-July apread
waa around SOc, It narrowed later. Tha
July gained on the September. -
Forelgnere were after wheat at the sea
board, but bids generally were aomewhat
below a working basis. It la eatimated
that 20.000.000 to 30,000,000 bushels new
crop winters havs been aold so far thla
season. The Kanaas state report allow
ing a condition of 73.1. the lowest with
on exception In 20 years, wss regarded
as rather bearish comparing with tne
government April 1 figure of SS, Flour
demand Is showing Improvement and If
the market remains strong for several
days a big buslneas Is expected.
orn and oats were affected by the
sctlon of wheat and averaged higher with
the May-July corn spread ahowing a
tendency to widen. Outslds Interest In
corn Is increasing and there was fair
commission ho us buying of the July.
Cash demand Is larger than generally re
ported and cash corn gained fractionally
on the May.
Foreign demand for rye continuea and
with the atrength in wheat an advance
was early attained,- Local tradera were
the best sellers.
Fit Notes.
May wheat was up to Il lHi or with
in . c of the highest of the season so
far. July made a new high and Sep
tember was within a fraction ot the top.
The finish waa 5c higher than the top
week ago, deapite all tne pressure
during the week. Th market s action
Is tha aame as It has been an wees.
there helris- liberal offerings on -aharp
bulgesand an. absorption on the breaks.
Commission nouses wno nave peon hm
largeat buyers on all setbacks for two
weeks were the leading aellerg around
11. HW to 11.4S. The market haa sb-
sorbsd an Immense tin of wheat tha
past two days and the Situation as o
May appears unchanged so far as th
leading holdera go, Judging from gen
eral appearances. ,
"Those who are long on wheat ara do
ing no talking, except to say they be
lieve wheat prices should go higher. John
Barrett Is a bear ana says ivansas win
hva 120.000.000 bushels wheat despite
the unfavorable reports. He says Chica
go is the highest market in in coun
try. .. M .......
Indications ar ior a goou ruu,;iiv.i
im th. vt.ihi aunslv of wheat. anrj--es-
n.M.ittt tn corn, for the week. Chicsxo
stocks srs to decrease, as 1.611,000 bush
els wars shipped out by lake, of which
1 471.000 bushela went to Canadian porta
and will oiaappear uviu iuu twin
A reliable estimate on export sales of
new crop winter wheat shows a total of
in nnn nnn tn . xn.uuu.uuu Du.neie vu '
thia season," said W. M. Welgand with
the J. Rosenbaum Grain company. ex
porters have hedged these sales by pur
chases of July wheat and the seller of
.w- i .t,r.llv .hnrt In wheat.
Ttu.ela la understood to be In the
market for around 1.000,000 bushels ry
and part of the advance in pasi i
daya In that grain la said to hava been
against this prospective business.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TJpdlke Grain Co. DO. 262T. April K.
Art I Open. I High. I Low. I Close. I Ts.
M,by 1.45 1.4t 1.44 147 1.45
1.46 1.47 1.46
July 1.26 1.30 1.36, 1.29 1.27
I 1.27141 ..... VI .1.29 1.37
Sep. 1.18 1.20 1.18 1.20 1.11
1.18L. 1.20 l.lt
Ry ,
May 1.10i 1.12 1.1I l.M 1.10
July 1.03 I 1.0BU1 1.03 1.05 1.03
Corn I 1
May .61 .61 .61 -61 .61
.61 . .61 .61 .61
July .64 .66 .64 .65 .4
.64 .66 .64 .65 .t4
Sep. .66 .67 .66 .67 .67
Cats
May .38 .33 .37 .38 .38
July .40 .41 .40 .41 . .40
.40 40
Sep. .42 .43 .42 .42 -.42
Pork (l
May 121. IS 21.25 21.25 SI. 25 21.10
Lard (
May llO.KS 11.00 10.85 11.00 It.Tl
July 111.10 11.3. ll.lt 11.26 11.07
Rib I I
May III. 56 11. S3 1166 11.61 11. SS
July 110.76 10.85 10.76 10.16 10.TS
Minneapolis Grata.
Minneapolis. Minn.. April 22. Wheit
Cash No. 1 northern, II. 65 1.68 ; May,
ii.eii; juiy, l.vi.
Corn NO. 3 yellow, 64964e.
Oats No. t white, 36 036c.
Barley 6206:c.
Rye No. 2. It. 03 01.04.
Flax No. 1, S3.793.83.
Minneapolis. April 31. Flour Un
changed to 26c higher: family patents,
38 5008.70: shipments. 33,507 barrels.
Bran 123.00. ,
Flaxseed.
Dulnth. Minn., April 2J. Flax Seed
:..6ff:.77. '
... -.,5 .... .. ..
j Financial
Bf ALEXANDER DANA NOYE1
Osaab fas latssH Wars.
New York, April 22 On loday't
iinporuut inaikctt the week ended
quietly, eu'pt fur wheat, in whuh
mother vigorous upward movement
carried hc May dthvery Jo a prUe
only reached on one day of ihi art
ton. Todty't high level oi fM9 14
wat only J 4 cent below the top
notch for the IV.'I crop, attained
on J-'rhruary 27, and meantime wheat
for July delivery, at fIJU 12. wmi
May two rem above the previou
maximum of the teaton.
The price hr old-crop wheat wat
again merely the measure of the
tradc'i idea on the tupply and de
mand question, but the sharp ad
vancing of bid for new-crop wheat
wat the market's retponte to the
Kautat ttate report. Although this
showed what wai left of the crop
to be in belter condition than had
been expected, the ettimate of aban
doned acreage wat put at .'0 l i per
cent of the area planted agaiiut only
8 per cent winter-killed in that stale
a year aito. It will be teen that the
rite in May wheat niarki unmixed
good fortune to the farmer, where
at, judged similarly by in immediate
cause, the ric in , July anticipates
disappointing retultt of the harvctt.
Marks sad Road t.
Both lha stork market and Ih bond
market ended Ih , In a roneider-
abiy mar autel mood then thai vf a
we-k ago. though both markets wsr
strung, Th most ot Ih anu storks
msds rrsctional advance today, only a
few going I or 1 points higher sad some
losing ground. In bonds also Iher avers
half dosen or ae of net advsare run
ning from tj t. I point or mora, but
this happened only In lbs list of lumpany
borda. foreign governments and Liberty
loaua er practically lu'dionlua.
Coiniaileons with Ih cloM of Ih pr.
eed'ug wet war mur threkrd than
Ih w.ek bernre, th Lluarly bond In
particular having nearly all receded free.
nunaiiy. Hut tn liai or railway ana in
duetnal bonds which hav added 1 ta
t points to their prices during ths ps.t
wek. Is long one. Apparently the
varying pet change measur Ih tem
porary .hilling of th Investor's Interest
from foreign to dome.tlu lana possibly
becaue of th week's polltlrsl contro
versies; mor probably beeaue th mors
rapid rsr st which lb European bonds
hava been advancing In th preceding
wssks had Invited realising galea.
Although today's advene In tha for
algn exchang ria only fractional, tt
bnuBlit sterling snot in rata at wnirn
It atood Just befor th Rusao-Oerman
treaty waa announced Monday. Today's
beat rata of tl.ltVi tat which tb market
cloaed) la 4n fart th hlgheat alnca th
wek la March when aleriipg, at t.li,
reached tb highest mark ot Ih period.
New York Slocks
Rang of prices of ths leading stocks
furnished by Logan 4 Bryan, SIS relera
Jruat building:
aAiLnuAiia,
Friday
High. Low, Close. Close.
A.. T. A S. F 101 & 101 '4 101 101'
Bait as Ohio 4 4S 4814 4S
Canadian Pacific. 144 143. 1IJ1 m
N. x. Central silk 111.
1
66
75
Ches. at Ohio 66 Vt 6 5
Oreat Northern.... 76 7614 76
Illinoia Central
107
Kanaas City. South Z7
Lehigh Valley 2
37
63
34 '
34
77
7
41
77
47
l
35
27
62
34
25
77
1
43
77
47
81
26
27
63
24
24
77
Mluourl Pacific... U
N,
Y. A N. H. ... 35
Northern Pacific.
77
7
C. N. W
is
Penn. R. R
. 41
. 77
.47
. tl
. 35
I
Reading
77
K. I. & P
47
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
tl
25
M. k. St. P....
. 38
18
21 V4
28
Union Pacific...
...1J
13814 138 131
STEELS.
Am. Car Fdry.
...13 13 163 163
Allla-Chalmara
Amer. Loco.- ,
.. 0 .0 51 5U
..117 11 117 11
Baldwin Loco,
.lit 111 111 lis
. 71 7t 7t 7S
Bethlehem Steel
Colo. F. I
Crucible ,
.12 tl 33 32
. tt t4 64 64
Am. Btl. Fdry...,
.40 11
. 67 66
. 37 3t
40
2S
55
25
82
Lacka. Steel
Mldvale Steel ....
Pressed stl Car,
67
37
63
58
11 tl
68 14
s. I ,
Ry. Stk Springs... 103 103 103 103
Sloas-Scheffleld .,44 44 .44 44
U. 8. Steel l tt tt 11
Vanadium 43 43 43 43
COPPER.
Anaconda 64 64 14 63
Am. S. R. Co... 68 68 18 68
Ccrro D Pasco... 37 37 . 37 37
Chill 19 11 lt IS
Chlno 29 . 2S 2S 38
Cat. Ariz) 68
Green Canarfta... 33 32 32. 31 .
Inaplratlon 43 41 tt 41
Kennscott 32 33 32 32
Miami 29 21 21 29
Nevada Con'dated 17 17 17 17
Ray Con'dated ... 1 1S 1 1S
Ceneoa 13 13 13 13
Utah S7 67 67 (7
OILS. '
Gen. Asphalt .... 64 "v 03 tl 63
Cosden 41 40 40 41
Calif. Peterol .... 66 68 66 66
li'at.d Oil ..... ;
Invincible Oil .... 11 18 18 18
Mx. Peterol 134 132 131 132
Middle States .... 16 14 15 16
Pacific Oil 66 68 58 68
Pan-American ... 66 64, 64 61
Phllllpa .......... 38 38 (18 38
Pierce Oil ....... 1 t S
Purs Oil 94 33 33 33
Royal Dutch ..... S4 ' 6; 63 63
Sinclair Oil 33 32' 83 33
Std. Oil. N. J. ..179 178 179 179
Texas Co. 4 4 46 46
Union Oil ,., 21 21 21 21
Whit Oil ..... 10
MOTORS.
Chandler ......
76
It
8
24
76
12
1
23
76
12
24
49
77
13
23
General Motors
Willys-Overland
Plarcs-Arrow . .
Whits Motor ..
49
48
49
Studsbaker
124 123 123 123
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flak ...
18 18 18
18
41
,48
' 19
17
65
Goodrich
Kslley-Springfield.
41 41 41
4S 48. 48
19 19 - 1S
Keystone Tire
Ajsx 17
U. & Rubber.... ,T 68
17 17
46 66
INDUSTRIALS. '
Am. Beet sugar.
43
a., a. & w. i.
34 33 . 33 33
46 46 46 46
.... 34
124 , 128 123 133
49 49 , 49 49
38 38 38 88
16 16!i KU Mtii
Am. Int. Corp
Am. Sumatra
Am. Telephone...,.
American Can
Central Leather....
Cuba Can
Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 23 32 22 23
Corn Producta 103 103 103 103
ranimi rnyeri.,, sift .2 81
usnarii Juisciric .idi id.
Ort. Mo. Ore 42 41
164
164
41
7
70
48
48
' 3
76
76
66
69
63
44
42
96 .
69
48
48
83
76
76
66
69
52
44
8
62
93
inter. Harvester. . 17
Am. H. & L. nfd
70
H
48
S3
76
76
66
69
63
44
70
U. 8. I. Alcohol..
Inter. Paper ....
Inter. Sf. M. pfd.
Am. Sugar Ret..
Sears-Roebuck , .
Stromsberg
Tob, Producta . .
Worth. Pump ...
Wilson Co
Western Union .
.47
48
83
76
76
6
69
63
43
West. Electric ... 03 S3
Am, Woolen .... 93 93
' MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton OH
Am. Agrl. Chem.. 40 40
Am. Linseed
Union Bag pfd... 6 65
Bosch Magneto... 46 46
'Brklyn. Rapid Tr. 23 23
Con'tal Can 66 66
63
93
25
39
33
66
46
23
66
77
84 M,
40
66
46
23
66
77
S5
38
Calif. Packing ... 77
Col. Oas Elec... 86
77
84
3
37
Columbia uraph-
4
3
37 ,
144
150
92
38
Nat'l Enamel ..
.. 33
..142
United Fruit
143
142
149
. 92
Lorlllard Tob,
Nat l Lead .
Phila. Co. .
..149 149
.. 92 2
Pullman 130 127
128 126
Punt a Alegr Bug. 39 39
Retail Store .... 51 60
Superior Steel ... 37 36
St. I, San Fran. 30 30
Virginia Car Ch.. 34 34
Total aales. S01.SOO.
39 40
61
60
37
30
34
'30
34
Money Friday's close',
Marks Close, .0037:
.0036.
Francs Close, .0933:
.033.
Sterling Close, tl.42
14.42.
1 per cent.
Frlday'a close,
Friday's close;
Frlday'a close.
Kanaas rltr Produce.
Kanssa City. April 22. Eggs Un
changed. Butter Creamery, 5e higher, die;
packing, unchanged lie
Poultry Unthisced, '
New York Bonds
(Th Bte it) the only Omaha
ntw-tpaper which PubUehs the ol
fkul cIom of ih hew Yofk Stock
t ac lunge bonds )
.r J Mb, Ami 21 Tef. a.
saxi.saeal tu turn d-""4 fur t
lug k Ia lakh k.ar ked.lll
itaga, aaid Iimh kktei paihin.1 afi
MiS fai.iaui.iy U
t4i.lel ! saade as su.kv
f ik tail, sad kuiMies. Ukeiiy ue
M Ml f Ik Ixi.ra.llwiwl r
eiage fi4 .aadfsty Iratai la
pestb,u il r.4 ftue. k.i.lo.
i t tHj , . aew.r.
Sl.i,hs m4 .! k FtMth .
khk bald .teula4 pr.iM gaiaa,
lha aiiehgiki eia, ed y ruHtsriibi and
reliuulikf Use f ik i.Hs lr..i.i
oralrta n4 auuhaieieia iKna (
Ik ta.an, go rxlur I Ih belief thai
eutMolLlslluaw ul laiMtM plop.(ll l
Irxmkdlttat,
Thee Mine U.ue at other roa.la. la
lu.lieg ewtn ahirk) hat weathered ik.ir
pwiiad r r.'taMlaktwa, em.Md I Ju.ll
Iv reiwts imsi vvrrenl and Moepaviiv
e.raikg. lU awa I.Mund Is) Ik bea.fll
r kft,nal4lef
Todar's Hading was rn.de MR largely
I kw la lia-'llaa. MMrlally later
karuagk Itepld Tr.il ta, Inlerbarougti
t'oaaainlatad 4e, Third atenu adluet
m-tila. Iiudaan and Slanhattaa Ineoena ta
and New Iota. Weal I'hsaier and Hoe-
lea two alaa skawed arannunevd atrengik.
New llav. a aa and wuihrn railway ts
i uruniiaenl amnnar Ih ralla.
"In'.l ar, par salu, aggrrgates l,-
fit, sea, ,
tallew blale HoaMls.
Sale (In ll.e.l llish lar I
1,1 liken 3a... till tt.it til
l.ibany 1. 1 4 tl
1 Liberty 2d la ,. tt I tt I tt 4
4 Liberty let 4a. tt.M . t 14 91
la Liberty Id t'.a. tt It like til
lilt Liberty 3d H.B St.ll Mil t 1
l Liberty 4h 4W
til Vk-toty IS ..ISS.1 ist.1 issi
t K-lory 3s ..1.I lt J l.l
Farrlga, tiatevaasiral, Hlal and Municipal
14 Argentina Ts 11 100 1
t niaet tiov ny as. as s e
IS I'll llergea ts .... II II II
t l liy Hern ta ....111 113 112
1 I'ny Itordeaus s.. ! tl l
t I'liy fhrl.tlsn ta .11 11 110
a i iiy l(. ss ... 'IH s
3 fity Lyons s 11 l 11
t lliy Msraltles, ts.. 11 11 11
4 City H l Jan Is. .104 I"4 0
T l liy K Paula Is ...106 105 16
IS I'liy TOKIO SS 74 71 74
t I'liy Zuri. h t 111 111 113
?4 Ii.nl. h Muni Is A. .113 111 111
13 liept veins 7s .... 17 !
It lo Csn ts no 31.101 im 101
It Io t an Is tl tl l
lit Du Kas Ind ts 47.. 14 t
13 Iu Kas Iml ss .. T t Ft
3 French Rep Is ....! 1 106
l3 French Rep Ts,.103 103 1"3
21 Japanea let 4.. l l
33 Japan.. 4 17 17 77
t King Belgium 744.101 101 o
4 King Belgium s..l4 101 101
31. King Denmark Is.. 11 tl 11
sa King .-veiner ss ... &
T King Nor. s -.113 111 111
'I King Sweden (s ..101 101 101
133 Par-Ly Med ts .... 64 14 14
13 Rep Chile Is 4t...l0 106 105
I Rep Cuba ta 04.... to 0 90
S Rep Uruguay ta ..lot lot lot
S Plate Queens Is ..101 10S 101
II Ktat tjueen Sa ..103 101 io:
4 HtatS RUDS 8S. .103 103 103
20 Swiss Coufed la. ..11 IIS 11
11 I'KOBAI tS 11. .107 107 107
30 VKDBdt ta J..107 107 107
14 I'KOBAI 5a it. .103 101 101
61 11 8 RrSlll Sa ....108 107 107
7. If tl t.m aatz aeai
127 U 8 Mexico 4a tt 68 51
Railway and Miscellaneous Bonds.
1 AJax Rubber Is.. ..100 100 100
10 Am Ag Ck 7s ..104 104 104
IS. Am Smelt ts SI 11 91
n Amer migar sa ....Hit) . mo
21 Amer T 4 T cv la. .116 111 lit
1 Amer T A T o t 6a. tl
4 Armour Co 4a. 10
43 A T S F gen 4a. SS
91 II
0 10
68 88
89 19
3 At Co I.I 1st o ts.. 81
t Atl Refln ts ...104
103 103
146 Rait c Ohio ta ...
IS Bal aV Ohl cv 4s
l
82
83 83
zi Hen Tel Pa 7s...
1 Beth Stoel ref Sa.
.108 108 108
6 16 96
S Bkl Ed I gen 7s D
.107 107 107
40 B R T 7s ct at ..
S Can North ta .
210 Can Pao deb 4s.
.. 84 - 83 84
..112 113 112
,. SI 80 80
..116 116 115
S Cer da Pas 8s ...
33 Ches A O cv Ss ... S0 90 90
22 Ches O cv 4s. 88 88 88
c u st n rer os A.. 7 7 7
19 Chi Ksat III 6... 80 79 79
3 Chi Gt West 4s ... 63 63 63
II C It t 8 P cv 4a. 73 71 73
, C M 8 P ref 4a. 67 66 17
I Oil N W 6s,..10l 107 103
7 Chi Rail 6 81 81 11
13 C R I P ret 4s.. 82 II S3
4 Chile Cop 7s 103 103 102
11 Chile Copper fin . . 91 90 11
47 Col A Sou tef 4s. It 18 St
20 Cons Cosl Mary ts. tt 11 81
20 Consol Oas ts .....117 lit ' 116
7 Cuba Can u da Ss 84 64 84
1 Cuba R R 7s 102 102 102
4 Cub Amer Sug 8s. .105 104 105
1 Del Hud cv Ss... 97 97 97
5 Det Edi ref 6s 103 103 103
125 Det Unl Ry 4a.. IS 84 14
7 Dla Match 7s ...10S 107 107
. 4 Distill Secur a ...107 106 107
14 Du Pont D N 7s.l02 102 102
24 Erie gen 4s 65 ,65 65
13 Erie Pr lien 4 64 64 64
2 Fisk Rubber Is ...107 107 107
8 Frsm In de'7..101 101 101
2 Oalveston H & H Ss 96 9 ' 96
12 Gen Electric do 5s... 99 99 99
100 Ooody'r Tire 8s 11.108 103 103
23 Ooody'r Tir Ss 41.115 115 116
3 Grd Trk Ry Csn 7s112 111 111
29 Grd Trk Csn 6s. ..103V 10.1U 103V
31 Gt Northsrns 7s A. lot 108 108
ui nonn efts ts... vs.
S Hud & Ma ref ta.. 85
90 Hud & Ma a 1 Ss. 66
10 llll Cent ref 4s.... 87.
76 llll Steel deb 4s.. 92
14 Indiana Steel Ss .. 99
' 3 Inter A trio 6s...., 76
61 Inter Met 4s .... 19
135 Inter Mef4a ctfs. 17 ,
215 Inter R T ref 6s... 69
H Inter Sf M sf ta... 97
24 Inter Pap ref Ss B. 86
26 Iowa Cent ref Is... 47
40 K C F S & M 4s.. 80
8 K C Southern ta... 88U
98
98
83
83
64
87
91
99
76
19 .
16
68
6714
86
47
80
no
87
92
99
74
19
17
68
97
t6
47
80
88
88
26 K-S Tire 8s 109
1 L S & M 8 d 4a 28. 94
108 109
94 94
31 L S & M S d 4s 31. 93 93 93
4 Lehigh Valley 6s ..303 102 103
5 Llg A My 6a 96 95 95
a ljorinara os 9b sti s&
49 Lo A Na ref 6s ..102 103 102
10 Mexican Pet-8s ... 99 99 99
itiiavaie steei cv os 88 87
HM S T, ref 5s ... 47 46
5 M SPSSM ts 102 103
M K ft T n p 1 5s A S5 84
36 M K ft T 1st 4s ... 83 R'U.
47 1,4
102
84
, 83
168 Mo Pao gen 4s ... 66 66
66
85
70
1 Morris ft Co 1st 4s 86 85
24 N O T A M 1 5s ... 70 70
3 N T Cent col 7s ..106 106 106
r x t.ent aeo os ,.1U4 lu. m
3 NTNH&H cv 6s 48. 80 . 79 80
i ninnsn n is Dr.. 49 48 4s
17 N T O Sc W ref 4s. 75 75 7S
156 N. T Ry ref 4s tt.. 40 39 ' 40
i N T T deb 6s 41.. 104 104 104
II N T T ref 6s 4t..103U tnjM. mil;
9 N W ft B 49 65 64 56
1 NOT ft West CV 6S,.109 109 109
1 Nor A West c 4s... 88 88 88
rvor ric pr lien 4S KH so
3 Nor Pac gen 3s ... 63 63
3 No Stm Pow ref 6a. 2U Slat
86
63
92
7 N W B T 7s 107 106
1 O 8 L gt 5a ctfs.. .100 100
tOll ref 4s 92 92
31 O W R R ft N 4s.. 51 81
106
100
92
81
2 Oils Steel 8s A. ...102 102 102
2 Pso G ft 13 6s .... 91 91 91
1 Packs Mot Car 8s.10.Hi lo.tu. lam
21 Pa R R 68 107 107 1071
28 Pa R R gen 6s
8'S 9 !
3 Pa R R gen 4s.
1 Pere Marq ref 5s .
3 Pitts CC&SL 5s A
19 Reading gen 4s. .
2 R I A ft L 4s. .
90
96
94
90
90
96
94
85
81
88
82
70
73
78
83
77
69
2
44
94
84
81
88
83
70
73
78
81
78
69-
28
44
8r,'
81
4 S L I M ft 8 ref 4s 88
27 S L ft S V art 6s.. x2 1&
101 8 L ft 8 F in 0s.. 70
6 8 L ft S F p 1 4s A 74
8 8 I, 8 W 1st 4n. .. 78
13 S P K C S H 4tts. 82
21 8 A ft A P 1st 4S
36 S B A L con 6s.
II 8 B A I, sdl 6s
77
60
28
68 8 B A L ref 4s...
45
. 2 Sha Steel Hoop 8s. 99 1
to
99
34 Sinclair Oil cv 7s.104 104 104
01 rim-iBir i-'jl col is.ltrus inn iuo
0 south Pao cv 4s... 91 91
91
84
99
66
67
.1 eon rio coi 1 .s...
15 Sou Rsll gen 6s.
25 Sou Rsil con 6s...
30 Sou Rail gen 4s ..
3 So Po Rl u- 7a...
84
83
9
9
8
99
96
67
9
99
23 Stan Oil Cal deb 7a. 107 lonsi Iosk
221 Third Ave adj 6s... 60 68 61
46 Tld Oil 6s ctfa..1o; 10: 102
11 Tob Prod 7s ino 97 100
6 Union Pso lst Is.. S3 92 93
9 Union Pso cv 4s.. 14 84 14
6 Union Pso Tef 4s.. S7 87 87
16 Union Tan Car 7a.. 103 13' 103
U 8 Reslty 5s .... 95 95 95
14 It S Rubber 6s ... St 8 SS
21 US Steel sf Ss. ...lot 102 103
20 Utah P ft I. Ss.... 2 93 93
9 Va Caro Ch 7.. 91 98 8
3 Va-Caro Ch 1st 6s. 99 98 tt
.1 Virginia Ry 6s ... 94 94 94
7 TVeat Elec 6s ....100 100 100
West Pscific 6s ... 84 88 88
14 Went Union s ..! 108 108
17 West'houee Eleo 7o.lf7 107 107
2 W A L E 4'.,e .... 63 68." IS
I Whs he Hi eel Is . t t tl
I Mi. 4 f 1 11 11 Ml
1 1 a i) .,, J i
Til le l bawd Inter wer III,,
Ii.. .MHMled !' lit. , l
tre d.y sad litlM .r ,
N. Y; Curb Bonds
Near tW. April ft TraaurlloH aa
Ih hew 1 ork lul Ikrad suaia.l lvds
lirliuaii
bale na l sssi Hig lw lie
I Alii-4 I'.'k.r .,, a I II
It Allied Packer a (I. l SI
t AiMUiiawk 1. is. ...11 I'lt l"t
t law t'ul (Ml ts... l 11
Amsr LITIi . , I 1 I "4
I Aixer T s II. 11 11 11
Aa. lop t. ....I
I Aug. Am uil 1,...li 11 11
a tirumr i'a It. ..11 11 lel
t lUrewdtll I 11 !! e
li.ik kie Is ;i.,.el 11 11
It tteia bteel 1e St. .,13 l3 1
t l ulum tl.aph la ., 41 44 'a 41
It I' l. A It II. .14 11 1l
11 I'll. LI 1 It 11 l
14 Fii.plr. U F aa...ll Jeu )s
.11 lloodri.h Tir 1 ..! 11
II llrd Trk t I l
) llulf Oil 1 11 14 11
I llaias i'a 1 11 ai 11
I Hood Rubber 1 ... t
I Humble Oil Is ....11 11 11
I Inter K T Is tt tl tl
. It Inter It T la 13..., tl tl u
I i Knur Is W.,si ll )0
! l-srled O.s Is ...
I Slarlend I f Ts... 1 '
I Mtf-rrte A I' fSa,,.l5 lt 11
I N. linnet Aem 1 1 1 1
I N.t leather (a .. ..! 1
II N V N II 4 It Is., tl tl II
t I'roe A tlm Is It. .11 101 1
I'a tt Co NJ 1s....l 1 !
1 Kuborl Hair Is.... '"1
I Slisaaheen 1 1l 11 14
I twltay I'le I I "4 l4 101
17 H W R T 1. 13 1"3 lulls
t Stan ml NY la 3t..e 10 Ml
It man Oil NY la 3I..I ot s.
Ht.n Oil NY St ,.lt I6 106
I Molft CO 1 .Il 101 11
I hwift Co Is II.. .11 13 1l
It Te.as I S IS Il. 11 101
I Tldsl Out 1 14 14 , 101
S To Kdlaon 7 17 ! IK
II I'n Oil Prod I IH I"
II Warn Sug 3 41... .10" lo 100
t Wt fclectrlo 1 ..ll lH 1l
t Winchester 1 11.11 ll 11
I Can N R ta 1t
1 t hsr Iron l
4 Col Oraph Is ctfs.. SI 3 3'
T i on Con SI . J
t Del Hud IS ... '4 't
1 Fre Te.as 101 ll ll
lnt ONI o
SI Kansas O A 11 .... 7 17 17
It Kings Co v. 14 H JH
1 Llg west i"i "'
4 N O L P
II N Am Kdl 1
174 N T N H II 1.. 13
Foreign Bonds,
t Argentine 7a 11...
96
2
71
11
'i
0
21
0
2 -
S Franco Jnv 4a ...
1 Russian 44s 3
I U --!-n sua 24
24
: Swiss s iois mi v 101
20 IJ Molaaima t 17 17 17
40 C. Elberfeld Is .... 1 t 6
I French Ooy Is .... tl 61 tl
10 Meg 5
III N T N H In 7s.... 7t 7t 11
11 N T N H frs 7 10 S9 to
11 Hollsnd Am Llns ts t3 t3 !.'
f..1 P.e I. A VI ts SS t4 SU
t Mcslcsn 3s
.105 105 106
Foreign Eichange.
x-.u. v.rk Anrll 51 Foreign Exrhsngs
Firm: Urest uritsin, aemauu. '
rablea. 14.42: 60-day hills on bank,
.. . k,
r rsnce uemsnu, .".i.
Italy Demand, .0544: rablea,
Belgium Demand, .0169;
.0933
.0645.
csbles
cablet
0560.
Germany Demand. .003 1 .
0037.
Holland pemana. ,jiv.; csuice,
Norway Demand, .1900.
Swedish Demand. .2697.
Denmark Demand. .2126.
Switzerland Demand. .1944.
Spain Demand, .1563.
tlreece Demand, .0462.
.3795,
Poland Demand. .0002.
Czecho-Slovakla Demand,
Argentine Demand. .3575.
Brazil Demand, ,1380.
Montreal Demand, .98.
Closing ratea were: Gtaat
.111.
Britain, de
mand, 442; cables, 4.42;
SO-day bills
on banka, 4.40.
Germany, demand, 39; cables, 39
Sioux City Livestock.
Sioux Cltv. Ia.. April 22. Csftls Rs-
celpts, 1,200 head; market, ateady. Com
pared to week ago: Yearlings, steady
beef steers, 10016a lower; fst cows snd
heifers, stead? to strong; c.pners, stesay
veals. 6O0 lower: feeders. 26c lower
bulls, steady: feeding cowa and heifers,
weak to 26o lower: Blockers. 2 So lower.
Hoge Receipts, 4,000 neao; market.
ateady. 10s higher: butchers. S10.109
19.25; lights, 110.10; heavy mixed, 11.75
010.00: heavy packers. 19.00: native pigs,
110.00; stags, 11.00; bulk ot sales, 110.10
Viv.e.
Sheep Receipts, too head: market.
steady. Compared to a week ago: Lambs,
26 0500 higher; swes, tio higher.
New York Coffes.
N'ew York. April 22. The market for
coffc futurea opened at a decline
of to 2 to 12 points under European
selling and acattering May liquidation.
May sold off to lO.llo or 10 points net
lower and later showed little feature,
although later months turned steadier
after ths early selling orders had been
absorbed. September rallied from l.76u
to 1.86c or 7 points net higher on cov
ering and trade buying. The market
closed net 10 points lower to S points
higher. May, 10.15c: July. 10.0,1c; Sep
tember, 9.84c; October, 9.81c; December,
9.75c : January and March, 9. 74c. Sales
were estimated at about 31.000 hsgs.
Soot coffee was firm at 11 to 11UC
for Rio 7a and 14o to 15o for Santos
Am .1
Now York Dr j goods. -
New v Tork. Anrll 12. Cotton goods
nr manr markets wera steady today with
recent aavancea in prim ciotns ana
aheetlngs fully maintained. Finished
goods were less active than unfinished
lines. Yarns were steadier with more of
tendency to rise nearer a parity of
coat values. Burlaps war attractive of
most Interests. Silks were stesdler and
more confidence was apparent In primary
channels. Linens were steaay out quiet.
Kansas City Wheat. (
Kansas City. 'April 22. Wheat Cash,
No. J hard, ll.3l1.56; No. 2 red, 11.40
1.41.
Corn No. 1 white. 66c; No. 3 yellow,
58c; NO. 3 yellow. 675S0.
Hay Unchanged.
Kansas City, April 22. Wheat Close:
May. 11.34; July, 11.20; September.
11.11.
Corn May, 55 c; July, 69 '4c; Septem
ber, tic.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, April 22. Turpentine Firm,
77c; sales, 160 bbls.; receipts. 170 bbls.;
shipments, 80 bbls.; stock, 1,130- bbls.
Rosin Firm; sales, 602 casks; receipts,
C35 casks; shipments, 607 casks; stock,
67,345 cssks.
Quote: B. 14.60; DBF, (4.16; dm.
14.17: K. 14.30: M, 14.60; N, 16.00; WG,
15.50; WW, 16.76.
w York Dried Fruits,
New York, April 32. Evaporated Ap
ples Firm. . . -'.
Prunes Easy. -
Apricots Scarce. ,
Peaches Steady.
Raisins Quiet.
London Money.
April 22. Bar
London,
rer ounce.
Silver 34 d
Money 1 per cent.
Discount Rates Short
bills. 3 per cent.
and S month'
1 183
- St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis, April 22. Wheat May,
fl.43; July. 11.25.
Corn May, 69c; July, 63o.
Oats May 38c; July, 41c.
New York Sugar.
Sugar futures closed steady: approxi
mate sales, 02,250 tons; May. 2.39o; July,
2.64c; September, 2.64c; December, 2.90c.
w York Poultry.
New York. April 22. I.lve and Dressed
Poultry Quiet; prices, unchanged. ,
$1,000
.6
Nebraska School Bond
Long Maturity.
, Will sell ta yield 6.60
C. E. JOHNSON
Municipal Bonda
111 Kecllne Bldg. Jackson 1720
f Yarfc lirHMtal.
hear Tik. Ar-ul l; lia.t toel,
fina, N I rl N. t hard, II.IS,
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dumut, l 11, s. k f. Ira.k K T"ik 1
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Iid Flrntl snlddl aval, llllttlll.
i.iimum Oilai.4ri brim ru,le,
l6..ll ariui summer ilr. mi,
III 1111 ; May, 1. July, l !(
k.ft.r.ae. Ill It.
lher arlevle anehgd.
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I'hirag. April II Ptt.l-Pull r.
reiH I r.r.l laisl U. V ablpm.nla.
Ill; Wleronai aa. k4 rwad whii. II I
It cl. Mtnaia ek4 round
ahite, II 161 4 salt Idsh aekl
rurals II t.t el l aaar slack,
idi tlorlda doabl headed hartela,
biuldla M. Ka. I. II 111 t Na. 2,
, Hlia Triumphs, bu, aisl, No. I,
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