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Talal 1.(1 K.lil 14. "17
i'a ti la ltr.i,la. I.no hal With vary
l:kral raiaitu for th opening day of
in waalt ih niarkal araa lnw In atari
"if. wim aarly Irailmc on a in Ho ow.
rr haaia and avrry pioapwt of a furlliar
flwlina brfora Ih day i done, A few
I Hill I iklll and rholr Jirlfnra aold about
teaily, but on lha irnrral run of beef
ra and row aiuff H vaa a lOft lae low.
er irad and very dull at Una decline.
Huppllea f aloi'kora anil feeder wore
limned and price held aleady undtr a
broad demand.
Quotation on callla (.ood lo rhuli
beevea, ;.JS 34; fair 10 food betvra,
I.lifl 7.7i: common to fair beatea, 14. too
7.10; good to rholi: yearling., 7.4r
I il); fair lo food yearling. 7.int7 n:
common to fair 'earhna, IH.40U7.1A;
food to rholr helfere. 7.:4c7.7l; fair
la food haifer. 14.0007:4: choir to
prim row. 4.04.7I; food to rholr
row. ti.tOUI.00; (air to good row. I4.M
ITi.lO; rommon to fair coas, 13.00(1
-4.10; good to choir feeder. I7.;4r7.l4;
fair to good reader. 4.l97.:4; rom
mon to fair feeder. 45.704.40; fond to
holr atorkr. 7.;407.4; fair to good
locker. I4.7S4T7 55; rommon to fair
ini-kara, t.AOT4.74; (ok helfem, 14.10
4TI74; lork heifer. II.4094.OO; dock
row, 40QI.5; lork ralve. 15.4041
MO; veal calve, 14.0001.40; bulla, tgi,
to., 11.7407.00.
BEKF BTKF.nB.
No. Av. rr. No. Av. rr.
17 4I T 00 l 1 10
4 l 7 IS 1 1174 T 44
4 !1 7 40 17 10S 7 40
14 714 1 70 40 (4'J 7 40
13 77 T 15 SO 1411 , I 10
PTEEBS AND HEIFERS.
444 7 14 15 4 7 ii
17 741 T 40 14 .' 671 T 10
rOWB.
3 11!i 8 74 5 :i 6 45
4 l!1l 4 10 4 1103 00
t 1354 :5
HKIFERS.
S 7.U I 00 3 774 6 !5
7 491 4 35 10 7: 4 10
...... .1000 4 45 11 434 7 00
3 610 7 10
HULLS.
1 1420 4 00 3 1900 4 56
1 1:0 4 40 1 1090 4 60
4 127 6 75
CALVES.
1 34 7 5...... 144 7 75
3 110 6 00 1 260 I 50
Hogs Rerelpta. 11,300 heil. Trading
' ws slow to start today opening bid
ruling fully !6c lower th market develop
ing Inter mostly 1523c lower. Light
hog aold from 110.00 10.10. the later
top prlra for th day and mixed loads and
butcher weights, 19. 651 10.00. and pncklng
' grade. 69.2509.76, with extrem heavies,
1 19.0001.26. Bulk of sales 19.750
11.61.
HOGS.
No. Av.
74.. .541
43. ,.!
Sh. Pr. No. Av.
Ph. Pr.
.. 50
.. 90
.. 10 00
.. 10 10
70 9 75 68. ..301
40 85 ' 40. ..310
67...37J
41. ..ill
96 61. ..20!
.. 10 05 zi...m
and Lanilra Recli)ts.
Cheep
15.600
head. Supplies of fat lambs vera liberal
today and on good. demand moved gen
r11y steady. Shippers supported th
market buying soma of th choice handy
walghts, paying top price on clipped
lamb of 613.60. Wooled lamb sold from
414.76015.25, and clipped lambs mostly
from 613.)01).6O. Several Inarta of
shearing lamha went out at S13.75 01t.75;J
s"it strung 10 00 -nigner.
Quotations on sheep anil lambs: Fat
lambs, good to choice, 14.7615.30: fat
lamia, fair to good. $14.26 14.75; clipped
' "-B04lS.60; shearing lamb.
113.74014.40; feeder lambs. 113.00013.75;
eull lambs 110.00 0 13.00: fat yearlings.
i5?i,,t2-60ffl,-60: tHi yearlings, heavy.
66.60010.50; fat wethers, 69.O013.O0; fat
.rSSvL'tt 0.50; fat we. heavy,
II. 000. 00. ,
SPRIVn T.lMHQ
No. , Av.
:.. r,
CLIPPRU LAMBS.
No, Av. 4
US feeders .. ,s
Pr.
15 00
Pr.
13 60
St.. Louis Livestock. i; v
. 'East St. Loul. III., April 54 Cattle
Recelpta, 2.500 head; f-Mieraliv stendv;
few steers easier and light yearlings snd
bologna bulls strong in spots; top ma
tured steors, IS.75; for 1,446-pound aver
ages top light mixed yearling, 48.35;
r.( ''!; 38 Pounls: hulk beef steers.
67,:507.5; bulk yearlings, 47:2508.00;
44.3505.00: light veal cslves, steady; top
calves, 18.00; bulk, 7.507.75.
Hogs Receipts, 11,000 head; opened 10c
to 15e lower; closed lOo lower: practically
entire run sold early; top. 110.46; bulk
butchers. I10.3010.40: pigs, active: bulk
100 to S pounders, 9.50i&t0.00; packer
sows, steady; bulk, 48.75; quality fairly
: good. -
Sheep anJ Lambs Receipts, 1.500 hosd;
steady: good to choice spring lambs.
116.50016.75; choic handy weight shorn
lambs, 113.65; bulk shorn ewes. 17.600
, 6.0: medium to good wool ewes, 18.00
03.56.
Kansas City IJvestock.
, " Kansas City, Mo.. April 34. Cattle
Receipt. 16,006 head: beef steers, steady
to lit lower; top, 48.35: yearlings, weak
to 35o lower; top yearling heifers. 48.10:
. fat sh stock, steady to weak: most cows,
44.2504.76; few lots. 46.0006.26: medium
to good heifers, l. 0607.25; calves, steady
to 2 So higher; choic vtalers. 68.6008.36:
odd lots. 18.50.
Hog Receipts. 13,000 head; market
opened 6010c lower; bulk later, 1016o
lowr; closing strong at decline; bulk,
I16 to i:0-pounders, 410.00010.10: top,
610.16; 135 , to 300-pounders, 64.85B10.00:
bulk sales. 19.65010.10; sows, 18.600
1.76; pigs, ateady, 810.00010.36.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 8.000 head;
market, strong to 35c higher; shorn Tex
as wether. 64.5008.75; lambs. 25 0 60c
higher: prim wooled Colorados to ship
pers, 115.85; 64-pound shorn. 413.25.
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, la.., April 24. Cattle Re
ceipts. 2.306 head; market steady to
strong; fed steers and yearlings, 47.000
6.15: warmed up steers and yearlings.
64.60 0 7.00: fat cows and heifer. 84.00
1.60; canners. 82.60fr4.00; veals. 65.000
60; feeders, 66.4006.75; calves, 44.50r
1.60; feeding cows Vtd heifers, 63.500
1.50; atockera. $6.6007.25.
Hog Receipts. 4.000 hed; market
10)20c lower; butche,rs. 19.90010 10;
lights, -16.15: heavy mixed, 89.7501.90;
heavy packers, $6.60; western pigs. 411.00;
stars. 67.00: hulk ot sales, 89.90010 10
Sheep Receipts.
10 head;
steady.
St. Joseph LIt Stock. '
St. Joseph. Mo., April 64. Csttle Re
ceipts, 6,000 head; market 15025c lower;
steers, $6.7603.35; fowl and heifers, 31.56
01.25: calves. 85.0007.56.
Hogs Receipts. 4.o head; market
016e lower; top. $16.16; bulk ot talcs.
!.I601.1.
Sheep Receipts. 6.50 head: market
Steady to strong; lambs, 614.76 016.56;
ewes, 4.seei.
Flaxseed.
- Saluth. April 24. Flaxseed $2.75 Vi.
Market. Financial and Industrial News of the Day
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Omaha Grain
Omtha, April 24.
Three diy' receipt! of train i
trffitrd J0l c.rf. coniUting o( loi
can of wheat, lot cars of corn, H
cart oi oaia and 9 can ol r and
barley, ai compared with a total of
307 cari it year.
Total shipment were light, being
ISS care, aginit .'.7 can a year ago.
Omaha stork of wheat decreased
175,000 bushels, corn dccreaied 87.
0U0 bukhcli. oatt decreased 1 14,000
bushele. Omaha ttocki: Wheat.
1.5.7,000 buihels. agaiiut 46.',000
buihelt last year: corn, !,JoJ,0OO
bu4hel. againtt 1.478,000 bunheli last
year: oat. 2.450.000 butheli. acainat
067.000 buihela last year. United
diates viiiuie supply of wheat tie
creased 1,636,000 bushels,- corn de
creased 4,U.',000 buihels. oata de
creased 2. 10,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed ud to Id up.
Bucnoi Ai res opened ''Ac higher, but
outside marked presented a some
what loopy appearance and early ad
vance! did not hold. It was said that
Minneapolis was on a working basis
with Canada and that two cars had
arrived there Saturday and advances
t ne opinion that quite a little will be
worked if the spread holds. Export
demand was said to be poor, fore is ti
ers are going to Argentina for their
supplies on account of the advance in
America.
1 here was a eood demand for caiti
wheat on the local exc-hance and the
heavy offerings were well taken at
prices ranging from unchanged to 2c
higher than 1-riday. Corn sold read
ily at unchanged to Vic higher. Oats
were quoted unchanged to k up.
Kye was ic higher and barley nomin
ally unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. a dark hard; I cr. il 46; I car
(amullyl. 81 42.
No. 6 dark hard: 1 rar (amullyl. It 43;
No. I hard winter: 1 car a. 41.37: I
cara.'$l.3.
No. hsrd lntr: 1 car (61 per cent
dark!, 11.42: 1 rar ( per cent dark).
61 43: I rar. 81.37: 26 rar. 11.36: 15
rra. II 36: I car (smutty), $1.36; I car
(amuttyl 41.36.
No. a hard winter: 1 rar. 11.31; 1 car..
64; 1 rar. 81.33: 1 car (68 per cnt
dirk amullyl II 43.
No. 4 hard winter; 1 car. 11.33; 1 car
(very amullyl. $1.31.
Mi. 6 hsrd winter: 1 ear (heavy)
.32; 1 rar. 61.31.
Sample hard winter: 1 rar (llv wv-
II). 11.36: 1 rar (llv weevllsf. 11.31; 1
car (live weevils). 11.33.
No. 1 yellow hard: 1 car. 81.3.
No. I yellow hard: 3 cars. $1.36: 6
cars. 11.36; 1 rar. 81.34.
No. 3 yellow hard: 3 cars. 81.35; 6
cars, $1.34; 6 cars. $1.33.
No. 6 sorlnf: 1 car (dark northern.
II .31.
Sam pi spring: s-6 rar (northern). 11.24.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car (durum), $1.26.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car (durum, smutty),
.24; 1 csr (durum, smutty). 41.25.
No. S mlxedr 2-6 rar (no bill). 81.62:
J cars (eluriim), 81 23.
No. 4 mixed 1 rar (smutty), 11.32.
CORN.
No. 1 white: ! cara. 63,e.
No. I vhite: 13 cars, 63 Sc.
No. 3 whit: I cara 63c; 3 cars, 63ci
cars, 634c
No. 1 yellow: 1 rar (special billing).
64c: 4 rars, 63ic: lrar. 63 4c.
No. S yellow; 13 cars. 63toc; 2-5 car
(no bill). 62 Sc.
No. 3 yellow: 15 csrs. 63c.
No. 1 mixed: 1 csr (near white), 63e.
No. $ mixed: 4 cars. 62e: 1 car. 614ic;
4 rars. 62Sc: 8 cars, 62Sc: 1 rar (spe
cial billing). 62c; 1 car (near white). 63r,
No. 6 mixed: 4 cars, 61o; 1 rar (shippers'
weight), 61 He; 1 car (special billing),
62e. .
OATS.
No. I white: 1 car, 36 4e.
No. 3 white: 4 "4 cara, 35'ic; 1 ear,
34e; 1 car, 36c; 3 cara, 36Sc.
No, 4 white: 6 car. 34c; 3 cars, 33.
RTB.
No. 2: 3 cara, 11.00.
No. 3: I cars, 69c.
No,' 4: 3-5 cara, 18c; U-cr rye snd
corn mixed, 9c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots.)
Receipts
Wheat Corn '.
Oat .-.
Rye
Barley
Shipments
Wheat ,
Corn
Oat ,
Rye '
Todsy Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
163 34 , 113
,n.,161 61 80
.....29 11 - 11
.... 7 8 4
..... 2 6 ' 0
Todsy Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
69 6 76
76 68 147
..... 36 26 8
.... 0 9 ... 0
1 4 3.
Barley
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.)
Todsy Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
... .1,262,000 860,000 714,000
.... 950.000 697,000 737,000
.1.. 463,000 444,000 466,000
Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
..... 406,000 619.000 469,000
....1,305,000 721.000 416,000
Receipts
Wheat ....
Corn ......
0t
Khlpmenta
Wheat .....
Corn
Oat
1.219.009 410,000 560,000
OMAHA STOCKS.
Bushals
Wheat .
Corn . . .
Oats ....
Rye ....
Today
, .1,527,000
Tr. Ago
462,000
1,478,000
967,000
63,000
14.000
1,363.000
3,450,000
928.000
35.000
Barley
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Wk. Ago
Wheat. 124 28
Corn , 47 135
Tr. Ago
34
116
Oats 1 60 101
81
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Carlots
Today Wk. Ago
215, 126
100 61
3 6
LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Today Wk. Ago
,..133 76
60 1
...... 33 . 29
-?
Wheat
Corn .......
Oats '.
' ST.
Carlots
Whest i...
Corn ......
356
143
.. " ' 3
Tr. Ago
133
63
Oats
33
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECRIPTS.
Carlots . Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Minneapolis 201 297 279
Dululh 96 . 28 ; 63
Winnipeg ....166 336 99
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TJpdlke Grain Co. DO. S62T. April 24.
Art. I Open. I High. 1 lw. Close. Sat.
Wot. I I I I
May 1.48 1.48 1.44 H 1.45T4f 1.474
1.49 1.454 1.47V,
July 1.29 S 1.294 1.3744 1.28S 1.3944
l.! MS 1'29Vi
Sept. 1.20. 1.20S 1.18 1.19 y. 3.20
i 1.20
Rye I I I
May 1.12HI 1.12SI 1.101,1 1.10! 1.12
.Tuly 1,05 I 1.05S1 1.44HI 1.04sl IM
Com ( I I 1
Msy .614 .63 .614 .61 .61
.62 .614
July .654 .6t!4 .634 '-5
.66 .S5S
Sept. .67 .68 .67?4 -.67U .674
.68 , - . i -
Oats I . , - I. I
May .38H ,38H ..37 .37 .38
.38 HI .
July .(ml .41 .40 .40 .41
' .41
Sept. .43 .42 .41 .41 .42
Pork I I I'
May ,. (...... I .. 121.25,
Lard I - I I 1
May 10.95 110.65 l0.92 119.93 111.06
July 11.15 11.22 11.16 ll.li 111. 26
Ribs 1 I I
May 11.65 ill. 70 11.65 (11.70 111.62
July il 0 82 10.94 10.83 110.90 10.85
Chicago IJveslsck. '
Chicago, April j!4. Cattle Receipts 24,
000 head; beet steers 16 to 25c lower;
hetter grades of most;, top yearlings.
49.10; many unsold late; bulk ot day's
trading. I7.364jl.36; she stock and bulls
stesdy to week; closed steady; calves and
stockers tully steady; feeders weak; bulk
beet rows and. heifers. 65361??. 00; can
ners snd cutters, mostly- 43.6004.26: bulk
bologna bulls. 84.254j4.40; veal calves
mostly around $7.00.
Hogs Receipts 46,000 head: mostly 10
to 20c lower than Saturday's average;
in-between butchers off moat: closing
fairly active; shippers bought about 7.500;
holdover fairly liberal; top, 110.66; bulk,
I9.90eio.60; pigs steady; mostly 49.2s
16.66.
Sheep snd Lambs Rceipts 17.600 head:
fall lambs 25 to 60c higher: top wooled
lambs. 116.60; top shorn, $14.75 to city
butchers; bulk shorn, $13.604914.10: shorn
yesrltngs and twos, 412.25; shorn wethers
39.75IJ10.OO; few wooled ewes $9.50 down:
shorn, 89.76 down; shearing lambs, $14.35.
Turpentine ami Rosin.
Savannah. (;., Arr!5 J(. Turpentine
Firm; ssles. 121 bsrrl; receipts. 148 bar
rela; abtpmenls, 337 barrels; stock, 1,716
barrels.
Rosin Firm: sales. 399 caska; receipts,
215 casks: shipments, 7.231 caaks; stock,
40.541 casks.
Quoie: B. I. 8416; T., $417: P. (1.
2; H. I. 1(22; K. 1415; M. 64.50;
N. 4o.0; W, G, 15.50; W, W, 16.66.
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Oata a aw la4 Wlr.
Chicago, April 24. Realising sale
ei wheat, credited partly to leading
longi, resulted in an cay market
after May had opened strong, I Me
higher, at 14'. There was rather
general selling, however. Trice
gradually worked lower and clo.ed
with net lo.ici of J-4fil 7-Kc, May
It ailing. I'orn and oat declined J-8
U l-.'c. live was trrl J-8(rI I Kc.
Statistical news was favorable for
a higher range, but had tittle effect
in view ol the irilciit selling of
the May by houses with eastern con
nections. The aggre6ive buying, so
noticeable lat week, was lacking.
Many conimikioii houses and local
traders believed reaction was overdue.
They were not surpried by the
breajc.
At no tune were the new cmn nc
liveries higher than the outside fig
ure of Saturday's close. The July
rptcmtcr spread exceeded lUc at one
tune, but huishcd about 9 Mc over,
A reduction of 7.8-10.0(10 bushels in
the amount of ocean passage and a uc-
create of I.oJo.ikkj bushels in the vis
ible supply failed to bring in any
great amount of buying.
M.I Atler laatra urain.
Thr were punteruu bid for both
a.h ram and oat In Ih market. There
war Intimation of a good buslnesa. both
port and dome.llr. nh th ! stler
oat st StiniiMPOIIs (or th first time In
a year, ruture. however, were not at-f-'le,
to sny stnt. They rlod shout
Ih poliom with (raitlonal net lo.a. The
ea.t bought July enrrt early. Cah house
look slay and sold tb July. Receipt
wars 117 rara of corn, and 124 rare of
oata. Weather conditions wr generally
favorable for field work. A drrs of
4.132.000 buahel corn and. i.OO.OOt
bu.hrl oata. in Ih vlalbl 1Pply re
flected heay. shipment to Canadian
pone.
H. board eiurters were after ry at Cht
rato and r good buyer uf future, off.
aeiiin to aotti exlrnt th decline in wheel.
No ronflrmatlon waa rectlved of sale to
Russia, although that rountry was aald
to have arranged credtla !th London
for purchase of srnund 1,000,004 buihels,
II6 a4ea.
(eorge E. starry, president of th Ar
mour lira In company, who ralurned from
California Sunday, laaued s statement that
May wheat waa In strong hands. He re
gard It as unssf for anynn to b short
unless he has th wheat to deliver. Th
lord trading element o construed this
remark that it aold wheat freely, as
sisting In the break.
"Two rara of Canadian wheat out of
Puluth storage sold Sslurdav at a good
profit, bringing 160 over May." aaid
a meaaag from Minneapolis. "Canadian
No. 3 northern ran be worked, If It grades
No. 3 dark northern h-re."
The Agricultural Institute at Roma y
available atipphea of breadstuff an suf
ficient for requirement of Importing
countries. It Is probable that some ex
portable surplus will exist on August 1,
1922.
I. ateat reports from Russia place a more
encouraging outlook for th whlat crop.
Weather has Improved and spring seed
Ings are progressing, b'oil conditions sre
good.
New York Cotton.
New York, April 24. Prices moved
higher In moderate trading in today's
rotton market. In fairly animated trad
ing the Hat moved 10 to 30 points higher '
in the first couple of hours, dtstsnt op
tions being decidedly firm, reflecting un
favorable weather news. Belling from
New Orleana and Wall Street long was
well absorbed by commission houses,
shorts and room traders, until th later
trading when sentiment becam mixed
and pressure from room longs and ring
operatora caused prices to slip off until
they were but little above Friday's close.
There wss a slight Improvement In tons
near the close, which found the list 1
to 6 point let higher.
Spot waa steady, 10 points advance,
18.15c for middling upland.
Southern spot markets were: Gslveston,
17.40c, unchsnged; New Orleans, 17c, 12
points advance: Savannah. 17c, un
changed; Klemphls. 17c, unchanged: Hous
ton. 17.25c, unchanged; Little Rock, 17c,
unchanged. - . .
Mew York (ieneral.
New York, April 24. Flour Quiet;
spring patent. (8. 0008.60: (pring clear.
$.006.75; soft winter straights, $6.60
$6.76; hard winter straights, 1)7.60 8.00.
Cornmeal Dull:' fine white granulated.
$1.70pl.86: yellow. $1.7001.80.
Wheat Spot, easy; NO. 2 red and No.
2 hard. $1.59: No. 1 Manitoba, 11.63.
and No. 2 mixed durum, $1.48, c. I. f.
track. New York, to arrive. - .
Corn Spot, steady; No. 21 yellow and
No.. 2 white. 80c; No. 3 mixed, -76c,
c. I. f. New York, all rail.
OatB Spot, stesdy: No. 3 white, 49c.
Hay Quiet; No. 1, '$29.001881. 00; No.
2. $26.0029.00; No. 3, $24.00626.00;
shipping. $22.00924.00.
Hops Quiet; state 1921, 2025c; Pa.
clflo coast 1921, 22 (T 27c; 1920, 18020c
Pork Stesdy; mess, 26.0027.00; fam
ily, 27.0O28.00.
Lard Easy; middle west, 3113011.40.
. Tallow Quiet; special looee, 6Sc, nom
inal. Rice Steady: fancy head, 6?i7Vie.
Sew York Sugar.
New York, April 24. There was no
change In the local raw sugar market
today, with Cubas for spot and May
shipment quoted at 2c, cost and freight,
equal to 3.88c for centrifugal. There
were sales of 13,000 bags of Cubas for
May shipment to an operator at quoted
prices.
Th. clrrnlsllnn of notices caused ' the
scattering liquidation in May contracts
wntcn had Deen an unsettling eueci on
the general list in raw sugar futures.
After showing net declines of 2 to 8
points, however, the. market steadied on
covering and teports that notices were
being tonped. Final prices were 1 to 6
point net lower Slay, 2.38c; July, 2.262c;
September. 2.82c; December, 2.87c.
The market for refined sugar was un
changed at 5.25c to 6.40c for fine granu
lated with trading light.
Refined futu.is nominal; May, 5.70c;
September, 6.21c ' . -
'ew York Coffee.
New York, April 24. Scattering liquida
tion of May contracts In preparation tor
possible notices on Wednesday, led to re
actions In the market for coffee futures
today. The opening was 1 point lower to
3 points higher, with late months rela
tively steady on a little trade buying or
buying against eales of neatv deliveries.
May soon eased off to 9.94c. or 21 points
net lower, however, and September
eased off to 9.80c, or 4 points be
low the etosink quotations of last week.
There was enough covering to steady
prices around these figures and 'May ral
lied several points from the lowest with
the market closing at a net decline of
5 to 12 points. Sales were estimated at
about 48.000 bags. May, 10.03c; July.
9.99c; September, 9.79c; October. 9.76c!
December. January and March, 9.67c. .
Spot coffee quiet; Rio 7s, ' 114llHe;
Santos 4s, 14jei5c. ,
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, III., April 24. Potatoes
Slightly stronger; receipts, 65 cars; total
United States shipments. 83 csrs: Wis
consin sacked round whites,- 31.46 1.8
cwt.: Wisconsin bulk round whites, 61.55
91.66 cwt.; Michigan sacked round
whites, $1.60(1)1.65 cwt., Minnesota sacked
round whites, 31.40!. 60 cwt.; Idaho
sacker. Kurals, $1.70 -fcwt.; new. stock,
steady: Florida double-headed barrela
Spaulding Rose. No. 1, 67.25; bushel crate
Spaulding Rose, No. 1, $2.0002.26.
New York Drygoods.
New York. April 24. Cotton goods mar
kets were steady today, with trading in
unfinished goods of moderate volume.
Yarns also were steady with inquiry more
general. An advance was announced In
some of the worsted cioakings. Burlaps
were steady. There waa a shading of
pricea on Japan raw silk and a rise in
cantons. The fur auctions opened today
and pricea showed a alight recession.
New York Dried Fruits.
New York. April 24. Evaporated Ap
ples Slow: state, IS H a 50c.
Prune Stedy: California,- 6B18Hc;
Oregon. 6tl14Vic.
Apricots Firm ; fancy, 33 He
Peaches Firm; choice, 1316c; extra
choice, 16tt4j17c; fancy, l4H20c.
Raisin Quiet; loose muscateta, 14(6.
lfiSc; choice to fancy, seeded, 1446)
Hlc; seedless, 16020c.
' Ylslhle Grain Snpply. "
New York, April 21 The visible supply
of American grain shows ths following
changes:
Wheat decressed 1.636.000 bush-Is.
Corn decreased 4.064.000 bushels. ,
Oats decressi-d 2.160.000 bushels.
Ro decreased 208. 000 bushels. v
Rarley decreased 69.00t) bushels.
London Money.
Tendon, April 24. Money, 5 per rent;
discount rates, short and 3-month bills,
4H62 9-16 per cent.
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
(tab ttee) (sMt 44 Irs.
New oik, April .'. I his week
opened, as last week closed, with in
terest shifting from the stock mar
ket to other financial market, not
ably bonds and foreign exchange.
Half a doaen stock scored advances
of a point or more, but this happen
ra mumy on small transactions m
usually inactive shares, notably the
preferred stocks ot certain industrial
companies. In the greater part of
the market, changes were only frac
tional after a desultory business, and
many ot tnc eiianges were declines.
I his subsiding of activity and
strength m the stock market is
perfectly familiar phenomenon when
that market, haviiiir worked itself
into a high degree of excitement, is
Drought to a halt by some unexnect
cd news with doubtful implication
such as the Kusso-Gerniaii exploit at
Genoa a week ago. The character oi
the financial siluaiioir, the influence
which had invoked the previous spec
ulative enthusiasm, may not have
changed at all; it is merely the fact
mat tnc snecuator lias been compell
cd to stop and think, which, at such
times, puts at least a temporary
quietus on uau streets bull move
incut.
Klerllnr Ad.snre Karlr.
Th interest a hli h haa been taken In th
higher rale for Ih Important turupcu
aibans was baaed chiefly on Ih fel-
Ing that this market' action would ns
a kind of barometer of (ituncul semi-
mnl regarding th tienoa conference.
Thu considered, today a aarly advance
or atarling to II C". was at leat nrga
lively roaaurlug, for. although Ih ad
vane over Saturday's closing waa neither
large nor well aualaliied. It brought the
rale above any quotation reached slme
the Uenoa conference assembled in fart,
lo th h Ig beat level In aom seven week.
Kxuhange on Pans nearly regained US
high rats of ths preceding Monday, tut
attention waa more particularly attrac ted
to tn days recovery in in market.
Measured a usual. In hundredths uf a
rent, this rat went from 36 to 44, whlrn
la lb highest touched alms February.
It had fallen in 41 arch to S'i. On must
again keep In mind that, alight thee
varlationa seem to he Intrlnairally, they
represent large percentages of rlss snd
Ian.
Knerulallre Field Marrow.
Insofar a the recent recovery measure
th market' Idea of German s political
situation, It may bs based on Uermany'a
"deal" with Russia or on Lloyd iioorge's
vigorous efforts to bresk th dlplomstic
deadlock between Paris snd Rsrlin. The
second Inference would be sltogether the
mors reasonasl. for when Russia a en
ports In 1921 are reported by the Rus
sian commisnsrlrs themselves ss only 216.-
two tons and when more than one-third of
the 920,000 tons of Imposta came from
K'ng-land, against lex than one-fourth
from Germany, the field for special trade
advantagea must at least be described as
narrow. On ths whole, the movement of
the European exchange ratea Indicate
a hopeful spirit regarding the outcome at
uenoa, tempered, however, with great
caution.
There was no halt In the demand for
investment bonds, Uriwards of 30 for
eign or domestic losns reached or passed
their previous highest price. The en
hancement of values Is now psrtlrulsriy)
noteworthy In railway bonds, arrectlng
both divident paying rompaniea and rom
panles which have auapended dividends.
New York Stocks
Ranee of prices of the le&ding stocks
furnished by I.ogsn & Bryan,, 248 Peters
Trust building:
HAIIiRUADS.
Saturday
High. t.ow. Close. Close.
A., T. . S. F 101-Se 100V4 10114 10l
B. 4b 0 49 44 48 46
Can. Pacific 14414 143 143H 143
N. Y. Central 92 904' 91 91
Che. & Ohio 654 6514 65 65
art. Northern .... 764 7 7614 764
Illinol Central,.. 107 14 107H 107-4
K. C. Southern.... 27T4 2714 27 271
Lehigh Valley 624 624 62 62
Mo. Pacific 4 24 24,4 24
N. Y. & N. H.... 29'4 2514 29 254
No. raclflc 77 '77'4 7714 77 Hi
C. & N. W 764 75T4 75T4 76
C, R. I. & P.'.... 47. 45 46 474
So. Paelflc 91 904 1 .91 Va
So. Railway 254 25 25 26
C. M. 3b St. P... 28 28 2814 284
U. P. ...' 134 138 13814 138
STEELS.
Am. Car Fdry.,..163 162 163 162
Allis-Chalmers ....- 63 60 50 61
a,t, toco 1171 115 116 117
Baldwin X.oco.
lis 111-4 . 1 1 ?i 1 -j
Beth. Steel
Colo. P. & I
Crucible
Midvale Steel ....
Pressed Steel Car.
79 78 7is
31
64
30
64
37
ST
64
32
64
37
82
38
3S'i
82
57
82
Rep. S. & 1 69
58
68
Ry Stl. Springs
Sioss-Scheffield
102 102 102 103
tb 44 44
U. S. Steel s
Vanadium ... 4314 4214
98
42
53
67
37
19
28
31
4114
32
29
17
16
66
64
40
65
4
99
43
54
' 68
-37
. 19
28
32
2
32
29
17
16
13
COPFr.Ka.
Anaconda
....4 64
63
57
37
Am. S. R. Co... 68
Cerro De Pasco... 37
Chill 19
Cwiao 37
Green Cananea . . 32
Inspiration 43
19
38
.11
41 y.
31
29
17
16
is'.'
Kennecott 32
Miami -'
Nevada Con....... 17
Ray Consolidated.. 16
Seneca
Utah 1...... 67-4
OILS.
General Asphalt.,. 66
Cosden 41
67
64 '4
40
56
'4
18
134
16
' 68
64
38
9
33
63
33
179
; 46
.21
64'4
40 14
65
Cal. Peterol .'. 56
Island Oil
Invincible Oil .... 18
18
18
132
16
68
64
38
9
33.
62
32
179
45
20
10
Mexican Peterol
Middle States ..
Pacific Oil
Pan-American .
Phillips
Pierce Oil . .
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch . . .
Sinclair Oil
.133 133
15 14
58
68
65
38
10
33
63
33
m
38.
9
33
. 62
32
179
45
20
Standard Oil, N. J.179
Texas Co 46
Union Oil 21
wmte oil mi
10
MOTORS.
Chandler 76 76' 76
General Motors ,.12 12 12
Willys-Overland . 8 8 8
Plerce-Arrow '....'24 23 24
White Motor 49 49 ' 49
76
12
814
24
49
Studebaker 124 121 122 123
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flsk '. 1914 18 IS
Goodrich ti'i 40 43
18
41
48
19
17
65
Kelley-Springfield. 51 48 61
Keysto'ne Tire 21 19 21
Ajax 18 17 16
U. S. Rubber 66 65 66
1 . INDUSTRIALS.
Amer. Beet Sugar. 41 41 41
Atlan. Gulf si W. I. 34 32 S3
Amer. Inter. Corp.. 46 45 46
33
46
Amer. Telephone .124 122 123 123
American can .... 49 ,. 474 4 49 '4
Central Leather .. 38 37 38 38
Cuba Cane 1614 16. 16 16
Cuban-Amer. Sugar 22 22 22 22
Corn Products ....103 102 103 103
Famous Plsycrs .. 82 81 8t 82
Genersl Electric ...166 164 164 164
Ot. Northern Ore... 41 41 41- 41
International Har., 97
Am. H. & L., ptd.. 70
TJ. S. Ind. Alcohol.. 48
Inter. Paper 28
Inter. M. M.. pfd. 65
Amer. Sugar Ret... 76
Sears-Roebuck .... 76
Stromsberg 66
Tobacco Products.. 70
Worthington Pump 53
Wilson Co 47
97
70 .
48
47
83
74
75
65
69
63
.45
63
9714
97
70
48
48
' 84
76
75
55
69
53
46
62
92
25
40
33
46
70
48
48
83
76
76
56
69
63
44
63
93
Westlnghouse Elec. 63
American Woolen.. 93
92
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil 25V 264
Am. An. Chemical 41 "4
.19
33
46
22
65
77
85
3
40
Am. Linseed 34
Union Bag, pfd
Bosch Magneto ... 46
Brklyn. Raplr Tr. 23
65
46
23
66
77
85
4
22
65
79
85
4
Continental Can... 66
Cal. Packing .... 79
Col. G. A E 85
Col. Graph. 4
National Enamel.. 39
38
39
38
United Fruit ....143U 143U litu. 143
Lorlllard Tob 149
National Lead .... 92 93 93 92
Pullman 129 127 128 12
Punt Alegre Sug. 39 39 39 39
So. P. R. Sugar.. 48 48 48 ....
Retail Stores ..... 61 60 61 61
Ssperior Steel ... .17 37 37 37
St. I.. A P. F 30 30 30 jn
Vs. Car Chem 35 34 2a 34
Total aales. 1,321,600 shares. '-,
Money Close, 4 per cent,
Marks Close, .0039c,- Saturday close,
.tr.3!4 e. "
Francs Close, v0933c; Saturday close.
Sterling Close, $1.43; Saturday close,
14.42,
New York Bonds
(Th Btt is (he only Omaha
newspaper which) publishes the of
fidal close of the Nw York Stock
acbangt) bonds )
K'w TaiS, Abfil 44 'Beads ktd rata.
Ilvsly firm ldy I) Ih ! funh
..least. induing salt, oliirh inri4s4
tn liberty witr ad Mtil el Ik
(rally sueiig tHs-
Ih autsisadiaig realms of lbs in
ih ireugiti t lietiiua. lh.e being
rhisflv rpiM4 r in i-ksI grout,
notable sm luri, Wei l holer u4
rtutn, HirWuh refunding . Thlid
Avenue ailjusiiiinnla, llioukltn Traa.il r.
fund, sua lludeua 4 J4hli la
com.. Sev-lkl f Iks firl av.tam-M of
(rrins toniinueil In show irnih. far
lirularlv lHH-4 Kingduiai af lji. tthlra)
aiimd a new rxoiit. rrmh ga.ra
n em and niuniviual. and (juMit.latid Is,
61. .Iran, iter un-ven, the 6s m.kins
ulxianlial gain. hil th 4 skence).
th board ll.l of higher rail. iiilrv4
many of ih underlyinf ar murtgag I
sue of uih lenia Hew Havre,
huh reflerteil ihe trength of Ihsslwk;
Kri. St. I'aul runveriible. Noiihein r.
ride 9s and 4a, SVtutlisrn Hsllasy 4s,
Has board Air Liu . snd $1. Louis sail
ban Srattrifti') iio onie.
New Haven ttu 1 point, th
Ji, of 1941 and 14 gained 3 snd I,
ir. i.e. lively, and th 4a of 1 1.4 snd 14. f
gained and 3t point,
Among iiiluairlai and utilities, Armour
4S. Invinolile oil , Slidial Hte.l S.
Anisrlran Talephon snd I'a.ltiu Tl
plum 4 in eaperial demand.
Total salea, par tslu. r 4J1, 741.600.
tailed males Bosda.
Pale (In $1.61 High re
Hi Liberty 31, .. S9.63 94 34
Liberty .t 4
f-lna
16. 1
I9S.06
S3 Liberty 2d 4a.. S 4
64 Liberty 1st 4'.s 94 13
I lift Llueny 2d 4s S9 66
246 Liberty Sd 4S S4 10
163 Liberty 4th 4',s S4.44
494 Victory 4 ..I 74
1 Victory IN ,.o ss
96 4
44.13
99 4
96.74
99 43
1,7
16.44
Korelgs, (ioiernmrnl, Rials and Municipal.
39 Argentine 7 10 o 100
64 Chinee (lev Ry S. 66 64 66
3 I'liy llergen H....II1 lit 111
3 City Rem 4 ....l- 13 113
24 City Hordeaux .... 44 4 64
II city Christiana 4a. 116 110 116
13 City ('open 64s... S3 92 92
II City Lons 6s .... 66 46 6s
14 City Marseilles 6s.. 64 66 86
20 City R D Jan 6a. ..15 0( 1o
1 city a Paulo Ss ...1064 16 104
3 City Toklo Ss 73 73 73
17 City Zurich 6s ....11314 1 1 3
4 Dani.h MJinl 4a A. 113 111 111
63 depart beine 7s .
26 ln Can 6 no 29
3 Iom Can 6a 31...
73 ru Ra Ind 4 47.
94 94 94
.101 ln 101
f i f
94 t 94
S7 46 96
24 lu Ea Ind 6 S3
23 French Rep 4
.107 IS). 107
44 French Rep 7a
..103 l"2 13
10 .Ispsnese 1st 4.. 91 91 9I
43 .Ispanexe 4s 76 77 77
62 King Belgium 7s. 10914 104 109
S King Belgium 6a ..104 103 13
24 King lienmarlt 6s . 99 94 9
King Italy 6'js . . 6 9 9
124 King Nether 6a ... 9," 95 96
5 King Norwsy 6s ..112 112 113
87 King Sweden 6s ..101 101 4 101 14
249 Pa Ly Md 6s 85 64 64
I Rep Chile 6s 46. ..105 15 105
4 Rep Uruguay 8a ..1 106 !"
30 Stat Queenslsn 7s. 110 16 110
6 Flats Queen 6 ...102 10! 02
17 Stat nilS 8a ,.10( 103 10(
4 Swli. Con fed 8s ..116 116 114
14 TJKGBftI 6a 22. .107 107 17
74 I KOBil 5a 29. .109 1094 109
124 UKll BaVf 5a 37. .102 101 102
43 U 8 Bra r.ll 8s 1 107 107
60 U 8 Mexico 6 .... 69 69 69
41 U 8 Mexico 4 68 67 68
Railway and Miscellaneous Bonds.
8 Adsms Exp 4s 77 76 7T
17 AJax Rubber 8s ..100 ino inn
42 Am Ag Ch 7s ..104 1"3 103
1 Amer Cot Oil 5s .. 87 67 87
61 Amer Smelt 6s .... 92 91 91
67 Amer Sugar 6s ....loo 99 100
1 Amer TtTrv ..113 113 113
21 Amer T ft T c t 6s 91 91 91
15 Armour Co 4s . 91 90 91
19 A T S F gen 4s.. 89 88 88
13 A T ft H F adj 4s. 84 83 83
3 All Refln 6s ....104 103 103
61 Bait ft O 6a 100 99 99
64 Rait ft O cv 4s.. 83 82 82
19 Bell Tel Penn 7s ..104 1(16 106
6 Bkl Edt gen 7s D..107 107 ' 107
74 Bkl R T 7s c a 80 79 79
4 Can North 6a..,112 112 112
109 Can Fsc.rieh 4 81 79 80
5 Cent Georgia lis... 99 99 99
.. 99
.. 97
..116
. . 91
13 Cent Leather 6s .. 97 97 97
30 Cerro de Pas 8s
198 Ches ft O cy 6s. .
115 115
90 90
33 Ches ft O rv 4s..
45 C B & Q ref 6s A.
20 Chi ft East III 6s...
67 Chi Gt West 4s....
84 C M ft 8 P cv 4.
88
98
80
43
84
88
97
79
63
72
97
.79
63
72
66
73
104 C M ft S P ref 4s 67
7
5 Chi ft North 7s .
61 Chi Railways 6s..
88 C R I ft P ref 4s. .
6 Chi ft West Ind 4s
4 CCO ft 3 L gen 4s
16 Chile Copper 6s .
211 Chile Copper 6s .
12 Colo Indus 5s ....
106 106 106
82 81 82
83 82
76 75
81 81
92
76
81
103 103
103 ,
91 90
90
77
77
77
89
88
25 Colo ft Sou ref 4a 89
14 Con Cos Mary 5s. 89
73 Consol Gas 7s 117
89
89
115
116
41 Cub Can Sug deb 8s 84
84
84
8 Cuba R R 7s A . .10244 102 102
14 Cub Amer Sugar Ss.insVt 106 106
3 Del ft Hud cv 6s .. 99 99 99
10 D M ft F D 4s ... 56 65 56
25 Det Edl ref 6 103 103 103
100 Det Unl Rys 4 lis.. 84 84 84
9 Dla Match 7s ...108 107 107
82 Du Pont D N 7s.l07 106 107
47 Duques Light 6s ...103 102 103
68 Erie gen 4s 65 64 55
11 Erl pr lien 4s 5 64 65
3 Flsk Rubber 8s.... 107 107 107
42 Fram Ind dev 7s.l01 101 101
3 Gen Electric deb 5s 99 99 99
116 GoodV'r Tire 8s 31.103 103 103 -
60 Goody'r Tire 8a 41.116 116 116
26 Grd Trk Can 7s ...112 112 112
9 .Grd Trk Can 6s ...103 103 103
58 Gt North 7s A 109 108 108
74 Gt North 6s B.. 99 98 98
33 HU ft Slsn ref 6s A 84. 83 84
152 Hu & Man a 1 6s. . 66 65 65
11 lilt Cent 6s ....
90 Illl Cent ref 4s . . .
19 III! State deb 4s.
14 Indiana Steel 5s .
72 Inter Met 4s. . .
338 Inter Met 4s ctfs
363 Inter R T ref 6s..
90 Inter M M sf 6s. . .
66 Inter Psp ref 5s B
67 Invincible Oil 8s. .
87 Iowa Cent ref 4.
29 K C F S ft M 4s..
15 K f! Southern 5s .
102 101. 101
87 v 87 87.
93
92
99
19
16
68
97
86
97
47
80
92
99
19
17
70
98
87
98
48
80
99
19
17
70
98
87
97
48
80
88
109
99
87
90
94
96
88
88
4 K-S Tire 8s m i
4 Lacks Steel 5s 23.. 99 99
22 Lacks Steel 6s 50.. 88 87
4 Lacle O 8 L 1st 5s. 90 90
32 L S ft M 8 d 4s 28. 95 94
2 L S ft M S d 4s 31. 96 96
8 T.nrillerd 6a ..95 95
US
IS Lou ft Nas ref 6B.102 102 102
13 Lou ft Nas un 4s .. 91 91 91
11 TVtol Pet Sa 105 105 105
7 Mich S Tel 1st 6s.. 98 98 98
111 Mid Steel cv 5s 89 88 89
31 M ft S ret 6S .. 48 47 48
13 M S PTSM 6S..106 102 102
. 2 M K ft T 1st 4s... 83 83 83
5 Mo Pao ref 5s 23.. 100 100 100
55 Mo Pac gen 4s ... 66 6614 f4
2L Mont Pow 6s A.. 95 9 95
3 Morr ft Co 1st 4S 85 85 85
21 N O T M 1 5s.... 72 71 72
11 N Y Central c 7s.. 106 106 106
25 I Y Central d 6s.. 104 103 103
(ON Y Central c 4s.. 83 83 8314
. 11 N Y Edl ref 6s.H0 .109 109
248 NYNH&H c 6s 48. 83 80 83
91 hiYNH&H d 4s 67. 61 60 61
7 N Y O ft W ref 4s. 76 75 76
43 N Y Rail ref 4s ct. 40 39 39
10 N Y Tel d 6s 49... 105 105 105
33 N Y Tel ref 6s 41.103 103 103
200 N Y W & B 4s.. 59 65 67
2 Nor ft Sou 6s A... 69 69 69
16 Nor ft Was cv s ..109 109 109
16 Nor ft We con 4s. 89
98 Nor Tac p 1 4s. 4
9 Nor Psc gen 3s. .
2 N S Pow ret 5s A
69 N W B T 7s ....
1 Ore ft Cal 1st 5s
21 O S L gtd 5s ctfs. .
34 O-W R R ft N 4s..
1 Pac G & E 6s....
97 To r Tel J& Tel 6s..
87
64
8614 , 87
63 63
. 92
.107
. 99 .
.101
. 82
. 91
92 92
106 106
99 99
101 101
81 81
91 91
95
95 95
is P.ol. Mof Car 8s 103 103 103
S Pan-Am P ft T 7S. . 99 99 99
IS Penn R R 6s....l08 107 108
66 Penn R R gen 6s.... 99- 96 99
15 Penn R R gen 4s 90 90 90
93 Pere Msr ref 6s... 96 94 96
2 Pierce Oil deb 8s.. 99 99 99
3 P C C ft St L 6s A 98 97 98
13 Reading gen 4 85 85 85
11 Repub I ft 8 col 6s.. 94 94 94
5 Rio G ft West 1st 4s 69 66 69
20 R Isl Ark ft L 4s 82' 81 82
10 St L I Mt ft S ref 4s 88 88 88
37 St L ft S F adj 6s.. 83 83 82
81 St L ft S F inc 6s 71 70 70
13 S L ft 8 F p II 4s A 74 73 73
3 St L S W 1st 4s.. 76 . 78 71
26 S P ft K C 8 L 4a 82 ' 82 83
3 8 A ft A P 1st 4.. 77 77 77
47 Seaboard A L con 6s 60 69 69
10 Seaboard A L adl 6s 28 27 37
41 Seaboard A L ref 4s 44 44 44
3 8 Steel Hoop 8a A.. 99 99 49
15 Sin Oil cv s 104 104 14
74 Kin Oil col Vs 100 99 99
7 So Psc cv 4s 91 91 91
6 So Psc ref 4s 88 87 88
20 So Pac col tr 4s.... 82 82 82
123 So Ry gen 99 99 99
3 So Ry coa Ss.a-... SOW ISV4 16
44 e Ry a. a 4a
is per n Sur I., t 94 96
SI Oil .1 1 .1 4 1 11
IIS hi,4 Ave al ... )
! !
1
Thud Ave isf 4 ,. l !S
14 Tab Fred le
-. I4 !
II lMH6 I' l 4,,, 41V 911-
S lata) fa v 4 91 4
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3 Swift A Co 7a 31. .103 10 13
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7 Warn Sug 7 41. ...100 100 inn
13 West Electric 7a ..18 104 104
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Omaha Produce
Furnished
by atat of Nebraska, de-
grlcultur. bureau of mar-
partment of
kets nd
marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholesale Wholessle
Buying Pr. Selllns Pr.
Broilers ...
Springs ...
Hens, light
Hens, heavy
Cocka ......
Ducka .....
Geese
Stags
$0.454jt0.60 tO.6O0tO.65
.-4 0 .26
22 .25
26t
.269
.269
.159
230
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.17
.23
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.199
.199
DRESSED POULTRY.
Broilers
Springs
Hens ...
Cocks . .
Ducks .
Geese
Stags . .
Select .
9..
..
.659
.329
.289
.209 '
.309
.259
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9..
EGGS.
.269
.239
.91 m
No. 1
No. 2
Cracks
Case count, case 6.50 9 6.35
BUTTER.
Creamery, prlnta
Creamery, tub
Country, best .229 .24
Country, common .179 ,11
Butter fat sta pr .25
' HAY. '
.199" 20
.369
.349
.270
.209
Upland prairie No. 1 .
No. 2 prairie .....T.
No. 3 prairie
Midland prairie No. 1
No. 2 prairie .......
No. 3 prairie .......
Lowland prairie No. 1
No. 2 prairie ........
Alfalfa, choice
No. 1
Standard ,
No. 3
No. 3
Straw, oat
Wheat
$12.500113.60
10.60 0 11.50
7.009 8.00
11.50 9 12.50
10.009 11.00
7.000 8.00
, 1.000 .10.00
7.00 0 8.00
22.000 24.00
19.000 21.00
16.00 9 17.00
12.000 14.00
10.000 11.00
8.009 9.00
7.00 9 1.04
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. '
v FRUITS. . "
Bansnas: Pound, 7 08c.
Oranges: Size 216 and larger, $6,600
8.50; size 360, $7.6098.60; size 288. $7.25
08.00; aize.' 334. $7.0007.60. .
Lemons: Per box, $7.0097.50.
Grapefruit: Orate. $6.0096.60.
Applea (according to aize and grade):
Delicious, $3.5094.00; Rome Bcautlea,
$3.6002.75; Black Twig, $2.3602.75; Wine
sap, $3.0094.00; Arkansas Black, $2,600
4.00; Ben Davis, $2.7693.00; Newton Pip
pins, $2.6093.00.
Strawberries (cratea 24 pint boxes).
Crate, $3.60. v
Figs (24 pkgs.. S oz.): Per box, $2.25;
bulk, per lb., 15016c.
...VEGETABLES.
Potatoes! Nerrsska Early Ohio No. 1.
per cwt., $1.6091. 76; Colorado and Idaho
Whites, per cwt., $2.0002.26; Red River
Ohio No. 1, per cwt., $1.9092.15; Oregon
Netted Gems, per, cwt., $2.60.
Sweet potatoes: Per bu.. $1.7592.60.
Celery: Dozen, 75c 02.00.
Head Lettuce: Crates, 14.5005.00;
dozen, $1.2501,66; leaf lettuce, dozen, 76c
090c.
Rubsrb: 40-46-pound crates, 13.25.
Egg Plant: Dozen, $3.00.
Onions: Red, lb., 10912c; yellow, lb.,
10912c; Texss crystsl wax , 46-lb. crates.
3.2694.00; onion seta, lb.. 8010c.
Cauliflower: Crates. 13.00 0 3.75.
Cucumbers: Dozen fancy and extra
fancy. $2.7503.25; Florida, crates ot S
dozen, $7.50; baskets ot 2 dozen. 12.60,
, Carrots: Old. per lb.. 3 94c
Turnips: Old. per lb.. 303c.
Beets: Old, per lb.. 303c.
Cabbage: New Texas, per lb., 3 04c.
Tomatoes: Crates. $4.00 0 4.60; lug.
$3.0003.60.
Young Southern Radishes: Dozen, 409
45c.
Young Southern Carrots: Dozen, IOc0
11.00.
Young Southern Beets: Dozen, IOc0
$1.0.
Young Southern Onions: Dozen, 35c.
Young Southern Turnips: Dozen, 90c
Spinach: Pound, 11912c.
Shallotts: Dozen, 66 0 76c.
Green Peppers: Pound. 80035c,
Parsley. Dozen bunches. 46 0 76c.
Nuts: Black walnuts, lb., 6c; English
walnuts, lb., 32036c; Brazil nuts, large,
washed, lb., 16018c; Brazil nuts, medium,
waahed, lb., 14016c; pecans, lb., 22030c;
almonds, lb., sack lots, 28c; peanuts.
Jumbo, raw, 8010c; Jumbo, roasted. 100
14c; No. 1 raw, 809c; No. 1 rotated. 109
12c.
Honey: In romb. per case. $5.0005.50;
extracted, 10-lb. cans, per lb., 20c; Air
line. 14-os. Jars. 2 do, to case. 17.60.
Whnlea-le t.rlc m nf h t cut- mrm mm
frnllows: No. 1 Ribs. 19c; No. 3 Ribs, 17c;
No. 3 Ribs, 13c. No. 1 Loins. 36c; No. I
loins, 2(c; No. 3 Loins. 20c No. 1
Rounds. lc; No. 3 Rounds, 16c; No. 2
Rounds, 15 c No. 1 Chucks, lc; No. 2
ram as. Se; Ka S Chstka. 4e. 7e. t
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HIUKS AMU WOOL.
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I4i grea aalied N. I. p' lb, 44)6:
g. rea aid, Na. I. r lb., I4lu
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114 aiwhl, per in, 407411 greea
eenea
bull hid. No. I, per lit, ic gteea
Mil bid. 6
$. 4r lb-. !
H,m hidl Li. sh. 13 61
dmm. !' ! 'I'. '. St l f
and glues. iB, l.4li.. .
ht.s Ml'1 tiisen ssli'd, st ta
and moat. Mch, 607Tbs htni.g. pelt,
grra Mll4. a is ti 64 ovl.
w!lt Choice, fins ae-hslf bleed, per
Ih, 34);(c; iiMHlluia snd lhr-sighih
kiuad, per lb, Huni"! dow and ana-lounh
bial.r lb, l)llei '.
Ih. fle. ...
Wh.rieaa! stdres en href rut r
f"ll,: No,J rih. l"l I '"'
No. 1 ribs. Tie I So. I loin. t! No, t
ion. :ic. .Ns. $ Imnt. tori Ni. I rSml,
44W
tt
r! siu. 9 round. iii a romm-,
Itu; No. I ihu.ka, le ,V. S rhu-ka,
!'! N. 1 thuika. 6'! Nn- 1 C1"
4',ct Na, I pl.le-. 6c: No. 3 pltes, 4c
(hlraga Klarks.
Rant of plica nf Ih leading Chicago
stork fuinialied by Logan A Ul)sn, 31
l'iets 1 1 u.l mug.
Armour A ' p(d.
i'uiitlnen!l Mulor .
Karl Sloiur .......
I.ll.by
Montgniiiery-W'atd .
Nat. leather ,
Pisgiay W igsly
Htexart. Wainer
Nwift A Cu.
Hwirt. Int ,.
I'nlnn Carbldt
W'ahl
w daisy
........102
htrag fredure, ,
Chlrato, til., April 34. Ruiier 1'n
changed: creamery e.lraa. 34e; fn.ta.
34w)7r; seconds, e:t33c; stsb
dsrds. 11 't:
I'ggs Higher; ' rerelpt. 41 411 ee;
fliat. 24rS4r ordinary firsts: ZZV
32e; mlacelaneou.. :3tt23e; alorai
parked e.liss. 37c; stutsg psrksge ,
fitstt. 6r.
Near York Produce.
New York. April 34. Rulter Firm: !
cieamery. higher than xtr, 6l4l4oc: I
xl ra. 29c; firsts. 314r; packing '
stork current mak No. 3, 3lc)32, j
1st Kirtn; fresh gathered extra firsts. !
2lfr:c: first. 264:?r. I
Cheese Firmer; slat whole milk fist. '
freah specials, I7014u; tlata wbol milk
fist, sierag run. Vic.
Minneapolis drain.
Minneapolis, Minn., April 24 Whest
Cash No. 1 northern, tl.431, Q 14614 ;
May. II 15', , July, $1.44.
Corn No, 3 yellow, 6l3lc,
Oats No. 3 white, 3603614o.
Rarley 6206.1c.
Rye No. 3, 11.02 01.03.
Flax No. I. 12.77s) 3.60,
Kanaas lily Prodvrs.
Kansss City. Sin., April tl. Eggs Un
changed; firsts, I.'c.
Butler Inchsnged; creamery, 41c;
packing, 17c.
Poultry Unchanged; hens, 22c; broilers,
10c; rooatera, 14c.
Chicago Express . . . . 7:35 a.m.
Atlantic Express .. . . . 2:00 p.m.
Chicago Special .... 6:00 p.m.
Los Angeles limited () . . 7-32 p.m.
Overland Umited ()... 7:35 p.m.
Oregon-Washington limited 9:00 p.m.
Continental Limited . . .2:30 a.m.
( first-cioss ttandard iktping can only.)
Return Service Equally Attractive
The Best of Everything
For information regarding train schedules and aleeping ear aecommoda
. tions, apply at Consolidated Ticket Offices. 1416 Dodge Street
1 telephone Uouglas
198
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Seirvice
We Solicit
. Your
Consignments
of All Kinds -of
Grain
to Omaha, ,
- . Chicago,
' Milwaukee, .
Kansas City
end
Sioux City
We Operate
Omaha, Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska
Hastings, Nebraska
Holdrege, Nebraska
Geneva, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois
' Private
except
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"The Reliable Consignment Home"
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Kaneaa t its' drain,
Ksasa Cit. 44 , Apill tl (t-
W,,., . y. II. I Jul), 11111
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hi, lasts (.rata,
St t.ou'.. April tl. whi Msy,
ti 4it July, 11 :ty
io,BMay, 64c! July, Sl,
C't la), ri July. 41.
MlnwaiMli sVsiir.
Mianeapolia, Minn, Apnl 21 riur
l i.rli.iis'il in t-e hither; family ptleala,
SII1 hlitinia, Sl.lil bbla,
III a II I.J -
( tolrxga hsullry.
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uticlianged. fuwU, S's. bisileit, Iff4i
rwolr. Hi,
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Service plus.
for the
Moderate
Investor
Wa eacYcise the samt
drs;ra o( cart and the
same diligenca in at
tending to tie needs ot
tha
Smaller Investor
as we do in serving tha
relatively greater one.
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Wnolennb Building. NEW VOBK
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leave Omaha
Arrive Chicago
9:30 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
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Loans on
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You can now secure building loans at this
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, 5-Year Straight Loan v
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0 0 0
in the careful handling of all
orders for grain and pro
visions for future delivery in
all the important markets.
Offices at
Sioux City, Iowa
Des Moines, Iowa
Hamburg, Iowa
Milwaukee, Wis.
Kansas City, Mo.
wire connections to all offices
Kansas City and Milwaukee.
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