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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1922)
e- lilt) iitE: OMAHA. SAIUKUA. At'KIL VJ22. Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day Live Stock tte i ererei ftule, Hega. i . .1 iiMii.,,,, mm :! ttfl.i. taJeV.,., I t Itll M11..1.1 .4ir ,. i tat 41 I"l4er.,,., I le I . -((..ji f . . 1 1: 1 1 ue eel tea aM II III It ill mm data leal ! J 4t S.M.e de It ka.. a .e I e e e -- I't l 411 . gas HI 11 ill 4l.Hl hp. 1111 til It ,1. 1 le 4I II til It III It III II. Ml tlr,etkle pad 4ltMMIxl ef lift etata t Ike I m.n not le'de, I . Ke. fuf II hut mii it I K jl, lilt . I.M fcll lt-CAMU'T II. C . i' II a m. t. H I 4 ... l. !.. It., I I 4 I f..il W. H It J I ' N, H. Its, uil i V to. .. 14 II ... . i I. M u. Hy...... II ... u m it , !. ...... i I ... i , II. U It, . it II I t. M. I P. !.. 4 1 ... r. n i I. i t ... Iilie.ua lenttel lis I ... ... 4, , U, W. Ill I Tl4l imilH 1l I' 14 llrklTU.N-HIUU t i. Huge pkeep Omaha Grain AviHt.ur fa. ... iud.hr t'erkikg to..., (old I'e.kll.g tV Maim I'siktl.g C. .... h.llt g in .1 W. Muich ttwarta le I.ietaia l'.klt 10,.... lrn le , I'same fatting Co. .. Itoflmea It tee. ......... r. oi'. Jba K.HH eu.na Ml omaha I'a.klng '.. k. M. IturruM e to..... Dennis a Kraewis J..h Harvey T. J. Int'hrsm V II. keli'MJg r i. Jin. Kan A 1. to... rmntan Kin. Miliar Hurra .......... Total I 44 t:l til 4J1 :l i t i li i i ! I I II Jit la III II. i:a 131 :J 'iii i: a til til jol III .1131 'J 1341 irtilla-.llM-i.lpla. MM hes.l. The mil run tndsy Itri.r llian u.ual ft.r a Krl lay but all tlaaara of cat aiucf continued In send demand an'l steeie ami inwe auld rMKlilv at steedy viler a bile haif'ia an.l veerllilnts were etrunser. Ilaal tearllnae tirl res. bed t I ami heavier steers sold uu lu . le. Compared wild week act. eteere. )e.rllnte and .llra aia nioaiijr ;:, IV hlahrr hlla root aia alruni la mm tiiu.h mm !! hnhr. Kwd-ro r n.Hiilnal tla. Trkra ara alrunftr than a uavk aio. (,'uolal'uiit on rallla: Chola lo prima bratra. I40r.?l: iod In rmih-f kM, l u.li: fair la food b.v. 17 4iJ Tin: rotnmnn fair liov. l7 ! lined la rhuira arlln. "0M to; fair In food ytarllnga. I! Illl: ramnmn la fair arllma. 7k 7. 40 : goad to rholra half'M. i.:iJ.M; (air In cntMl h'lfrra. 4 7il;.:M rhjl to prima cowa. 14 :it 4 71; fund la rhol- cowa. 1&.4&I4.I&; fair lo Rood rawa, IS.rtg& 10; timniun lo fair '. I1MSI; g.tod lo illolin fnl M, l7-7l4a7.il; fair lo good frdro. I ..7HJ :i: rotnmnn lo 'air frtdrra. l.onw 4 7; ood In t hul.a to.kr. 17 401I AA; fair to aood atot'kara, I4.7&4l7.3a; com Bion to fair atorkrra, IIO0V4.7I; atork fcrlfara. I4.I0WI.00: alnrk row a. I3.60O I 31: atork calv. fl.60tjl.00; vat ralvra. II.OOQI.OOi bulla, ataft. atr., IJ 1007.04. UV.f.r bTKKHH. ' Onuha. Aoril 21. 19.1 Briliinliig londy, My I, ill grain rxchnti will open and cloie ong hour rtrlirr on account of the davliuht laviiiir Uw. Livrrpool wheat opened unchanced to i'ti nig her. but clottd Id to 2U4 lottir, being aliened unlavorauly 4ly the political tiluaiion at Genoa, llfiiclicial rami were reported In we tirrn Nebraika and Kamaa. It it laid the toutheattern mill demand i almuit nil. Slotki of wheat in moit mill south ol the Ohio river are enough to run to June 1. and in tome enough to run until harveit. Omaha receipt! of wheat today were 70 rart. corn cart, other gramt light, totaling ITU cart, at compared with a light run of 60 cart lat year. Total kliiuiueatt were 18J cart, at againtt V4 cart a rr aeo. hcatioard report! ihow XIXW.UUU bui.li eit ol wheat told lor export: alio lihrral iuautiiirt of corn and oats. There wat an excellent demand for all grain on the Jixil exchange!. lath wheat changed hand at un changed to 2c higher than rit-ilay Corn told generally He higher. Oat! were unchanged to He up. He wat quitted Ic higher and barley nominal ly unchanged. WHEAT. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. .;.... l T 91 141 7 4 4 137 7 0 10 17 7 40 10 137 T II !4 713 T 76 II 1M T 40 17 1441 1 II 5.i ll T 0 SO i:6 7 IS i' 1040 II 00 II I 10 :j i7i i is :i mr,i x :o 1 I S3 II 1146 I Si HTEKR.H AM" HKIPKHS. :il 7 40 S4 710 7 10 SI. T16 7 76 31 747 I 00 SI. 114 1 V 14 liO g 60 COW. II 1011 g 36 II Ill 75 ; 1714 6 10 11 107.1 20 4, 1117 ITi 6 1051 I 36 K 1061 I 40 ! J380 I 60 HEIKKltS. 4 711 I 60 II Ill J 00 S3 767 7 15 HUU,!. 1......1360 ! 60 1 1a0 4 00 1 1360 4 75 .If US 4 60 1 tit t 7 iio 1 00 CALVES. 4. 600 00 1 10 60 S 760 I 00 4 163 t 25 V.. f Hmrlt kard. I car. II. 4 No. 1 dark haral. I rar lainultvl, II 36. Na. I bard vmtar. I tara. 11.11; I rar, II 33. No. t kard wlnlrr. t rar (II par rant darkl, 11.37; I rar Hi par rant dark). 1.37; I rar a. .;: t rara. 1 rar, I 3I: t ram. g 1,4 1 : I rar (tmuiiyi, II 3!; I tar i.tnuiiyi. 11.11; I rar 7a imp iant darkl. 11.37. No. 9 hard winlrr. rara. l.ll4; I rara. II 5: I rara. 11.11. No. I hard wlnirr I rar (amully) gl Id. No. I hard wmlrr. I rar ll par rani li.at H.m.i'.ll, II 73; I rar 114 par rapt hat dakiacadi, 11 !l: I ir 114 par rrnl heat damacadl. Ill JO; m p-r rant ry. No. J yellow hard. I 'ar IlKtvyl 11.11; I ear. Il.lt; I rar. 11.30 No. J rnled. I 1 rar (durum). It II Nn. 1 miinl. 1 car tdurutn ainutly). II II. No. t mined. 14 rar. 11.31. conx. No. t while: 4 rara. 61 Sr. No. white: II ran. Ile; t ctr (apt- rial bllllna-). 64i. Nn. 1 while: 4 rara, lie. No, I yellow: I rar, 64e. No. S yellow: 1 car (ahlppcrt' welghta), 64.: 1 rara. 64r. No. 1 yellow: 1 rar. 63 He. No, 1 mined: 1 rar. 6SVj Nn. 1 mined: I rara, ItSe; t ear (near while), lie. No. 1 mixed: 1 car (dry). 67 He; I rare. 67u. OATS. Nn i white: 1 rar. Sllie; 1 car, IIU. Nn. 1 whlta: 1 rare. l6S4e. No. 4 white: 1 rar. 36 V'-: 3 ctra. litis. No. 1 lulled: 1 rar. Sie. N'n. 1: 1 rar. 17c: 4 car, lo. Hamiile: 1 car, lie. TOTAL CLEARANCES. Today. .,321,000 ,.344.000 ,. 16.000' ..107.000 ..606.000 Tr. Ao. 610.000 731,000 67.000 767.000 SHIPMENTS Week Tear Today. Ao. Ago. .. 70 60 33 .. 13 71 II .. H 14 4 ..4 t 1 .. 1 1 .. .. 70 44 II .. 16 47 41 ..17 4 7 .. 1 J. Mora Recelpta. 7.700 head. Tradlna- wa fairly actlva today tn good demand 1 corn hlpper demand. Trading waa moatly on baala of davanre of 6 ft' 10c. with light hone wiling at 110.00010.10: the latter top for tht day. MUed loada and butcher weichta. 11.15010.00. and parking gradea. II.604? t.15, with exlremo heaviea, 11.0001.26. Bulk of it lea waa 19.76010.10. JHOUS. Ph. 180 210 Pr I 65 60 I 10 ... 10 00 ... 10 14 1,700 head. clipped No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. A v. 47. .414 80 00 68. .213 41. .211 110 I 75 54. .275 94. .303 70 . I 85 61. .242 17. .267 70 I 16 38. .191 47. .241 160 10 05 80. .183 8. hep and Lamba Recelpta, Blllk of todav'a nfferlnea ui lamba which moved In moat caaea -016o higher: beat light weights brought 114.10, with bulk telling from tll.76J 14.00. with Wrong weight lamba from 111.25013.60. wtoled lamba wera quoted as fully ateady on vary .limited aupply. California apring lamba wart weak to 25o lower with beat at 116.76. Quotatlona on aheep and lamba: Fat lamba, cood to choice, 116.00016.65; fat tamta, good to rholca. 115.00016.75: fat 'IT.1'!'. HJ-5014.10: apring lamba. 115.04 017.00; (hearing lamba. 113.74014 60; feeder lamha, 113.00013.75; cull lamba, IIO.OO0U.OO; lat yearllnga. light. 113.60 013.60: fat yearllnga. heavy, 11400 10.50; fat wethera, 19.00012.00; fat ewea. light. tl.OO01.5O; fat ewet, heavy, 18.00 01.00. C7.1P LA .MBS. No. Av. ' Pr. Ill fed.. ! 1J 76 Clilrkgo I.lveatork. Chicago, April 28. Cattle Recelpta. 4,040 head: active and firm on beef eteere and ahe atock: top yearlings, 19.00: beat heavies. 18.10: hulk beef ateers, 17.75 08.25; bulla. S5o higher: calves and Block ers, tteady; bologna bulls, largely 14.650 4.14; bolk vealers, 17.6008.00; beef cowa and heifera moatly, 15.7607.25. Hogs Receipts, 23.000 head: desirable Ugtita and light butchers, closed firm: mostly 100 higher than yesterday's aver age: others weak to 6c lower or about ateady with Thursday's close: top, 110.70: bulk, 110.25010.65; shippers bought about 4.000 head; hold over moderately liberal; pig.i, 25o higher. Sheep Recelpta. 1.000 head; shorn lambs, 25c higher; sheep and wooled lamba, firm: top. shorn lambs. 114.85; bulk. !14.OO014.75 top wooled lambs, 114:35; good native apring lambs, 117.00; best handy shorn ewes, 11.50. Bu- head; Kansas City Livestock. Kansas Clty,Mo.. April 28. (U. reau of Markets.) Cattle 1.100 . beef steers, yearling?,, and all she stock strung to higher; Colorado pulpera, 18.100 S.40: best yearlings and native ateers. 11.40: most cowa. 15.1501.76; few top, t6.OO04J6; all other classes generally ateady; beat vealers, 11.00; canners, 13.000 1.26; one load choice feedera ateers, 17.15. Hogs Receipts, 2,000 head; market opened alow; closed fairly active: strong to 6c higher; spots, 10c higher; bulk, good and choice, 110 to i!6 pounders, 110.260 10.15: top. 110.36; heavy and mixed loada, 110.10010.10; pigs, . loo higher; . best, 110. 45. Sheep and Lambs Receipts !.00 head; market steady; thorn Texas wethera, 19.00; wooled Colorado lambs. 115.00015.40. floux City Live Stark. Sioux City, la.. April 28. Cattle Re ceipt!. 1,500 head; market, ateady to strong: fed steers and yearllnga, 17.500 X.35: w jrmed up steers and yearllnga. 15.1007.00; fat -cowa and heifers, 15.000 7.70: canners, 13.0004.35; veals. 15.000 10.40; feeders, 15.6I 06.75; calves, 14.500 7.51; feeding cows and heifers, 14.000 1.76: atockers, 15.6007.30. Hoge Recelpta. 6.000 head: market steady to 10 higher; butchers, 39.750 10.00: lights. 110.05: mixed, 11.3509.76; heavy packers, 18.50; atags, 16.50; bulk of sales, 119.76010.00. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1,004 head; market ateady. St. Joseph Livestock. St. Joseph. Mo.. April 28. Cattle Re ceipts, 400 head: market steady; ateera. steers, 17.0008.60: rows and heifers, 15.00 01.60: calves, 16.0008.60. Hogs Receipts. 4.000 head: 601Oo higher; top. 110.25: bulk. 110.15010.10. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.609,hesd: market steady; lambs, 114.75015.66; ewes, 18.25 01.04. . ; Terpentine aad Koaln. Savannah. Ga.. April 28. Turpentine Steadv; 866 bbls; sates, none: receipts. 5ft0 bbls; shipments. 341 bbla. stock, 9.115 bblr. Rnsln Firm : sales. 804 casks: receipts, l.S casks; shipments, 7J1 casks; stock, i:.322 casks. Quote: P. 14.4004.15: T. 4.14$I4.!5: Jg. 14.25: KG W. 14.7504.30; I. 14.260 4 321: K. 14.3O 04.33H: M. 14.6004.10; K. 15.04; WO, ti.4; W, 15.75. w York Produce. New Tork. April 28. Butter Steady. Eft Unsettled; storage packed firsts. IT 37 He. Cheese Weak. Wheat Corn .. Oata Klour Wheat and flour. OMAHA RECEIPTS ASU (CARLUTd) Recelpta Wheat Corn Oata Rye Barley Shipments-Wheat Corn Oata , Barley PRIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. (BUSHELS.) Receipts Today. Wk Ago. Wheat I70.000 Corn 801.000 Oats 473,000 Shipments- Wheat ...... 408.000 828.000 Oata ........ 141,000 , CHICAGO RECEIPTS. Week Carlots Today. Ago. Wheat 68 12 Corn 82 71 Oats 85 60 KANSAS 'CITY RECEIPTS. Week Today. Ago. 179 110 58 44 8 3 LOUI8 RECEIPTS. Chicago Grain Financial By CHARLES D. MICHAELS. O i,kej H I feed Win, 1'hicago, April 28. Liquidation in me iar uriivcriea ol grain teeming ly hat run itt eourac. Strong com million houtri Here on the buying i me 01 tug deterred oeiiveriet. Mtortt ana eicvaior intercut took me May. Lowet prkci were made early, while the highest came towardi the lat. wnet dosing at a gain of l-Bfetl l-ec, while corn wai 5 He higher, oati un changed to I-4c higher and rye up 0 0(11 1 c. Larly total sentiment generally Wat tieariili, a decline of (a.2 J-4 pence in Liverpool having tome effect, but there waiperiitent buying of May by houiei with seaboard coiincctiout. There wat alio tome buying credited to the leading thortt. That buying absorbed the turplut in the pit. An advance of J Mo from the imidc fig ure followed. The finish wat on a liuall reaction. Part of the buvins of May undoubtedly wat to remove fudge! againit exiorl talet. The Greek order for l.otW.tXX) buthett No. 2 Manitoba wat doted overnight and there wat a good busincit under, way with the continent. Mu1g aa Ikerllnee. New York Bonds 737,000 401 .000 337,000 473.000 774.000 161,000 Carlots Wheat Corn Oats ST. Tr. Ago. 681,000 408,000 362,000 442.004 428.000 827,000 Tear Ago. 24 lt.1 85 Tear Ago. 114 11 ,6 New rron futures, while falling la show as mu-h strength aa the May. wart picked up readily on Ihi declines. July wst used by eiportera aa a hedge agalnet aalea abroad. Heparta of an Improvement In crop rondltions In Kansas failed lo have much efleit. There waa a inort friendly reeling toward the buying aide In soma quartern Political davelopmenis la Eu rope ara being rlnaely vwatrhe. t.realer part r the trade in rnarat grama ronalaled In selling May and buy ing July by rommlasloa houera, and ele atnr intereats did the reverse. Senti ment, however, was more bullish, dut In report or a marked Improvement In the eeh demand for htn rorn and oata. WHO sales of over l.ooo.ooo bushels eatt at Minneapolis In lha psst two days lo In dustries and esporlera. Cash grain on track waa firm aa rompared with the May, with receipts 111 cars corn snd 101 cers na I a. Caah houses snd exporters were gnod uvers of rye snd sales of 64.no bushels were made h'te to the aeaboard. A cash house bought May and sold July st 4c tllfferenre. while Duluth wss tha leading seller of the May. ril otea. V growing sentiment In favor or bet- er prlrea for corn la noticeable in rer ain ouartera. A great deal or July has keen nicked un on the belief that tha May deliveries soon will be out of the way and nnt be aa large at many expect. It waa ssld that had It not been for the large rhanging operatlona In tha laat few daya uly corn wnuid ue materially nigner, aa her haa been a aood rlasa of buying. While some are buying May and selling luly. others are selling July and ouy n Kentember at ZSo difference. Selling of May and buying September at 4o dif ference also waa done in large volume. It la underatood tnat one or tne oeai nformed houses In the northwest esti mated the spring wheat acreage will he II per cent snort 01 last year, owing iu atenesa of the season. Soil conditions ara excellent and teeding It progressing rap- Aside from the large export business snd .he revival nf the report of 1,100,000 bushels Argentine wheat afloat, bought by Russia, there waa little reauy ounisn in the news. Action nf the market auggeatea an oversold condition. For the present wheat la regarded aa a two-sided propo- "cha'rters were for 110,000 bushels corn at 14.C to Buffalo. Unfavorable weatner conomwn. wt.i..u ir..rn. .nil nrlvale and nubile reports continue pessimistic on the French wheat crop outlook. uwiryr 10 orouut Africa la not expecte lo have any wheat for export thia season. Italian condi tions are generally fair. Owing to continued wet weatner. It is feared that the new Argentine corn crop will be damp. The Roaarlo, Argentine ex change, has adopted a rule whereby corn testing 16 per cent moisture will aell at 4c per bushel less than grain testing 14', per cent, while 16V4 per cent will sell at Ho discount. Buenoa Alrea Is ex pected to take the earns stand. At a epeclal meeting of the Board or Trade directors today, part of the Key stone elevator with a capacity of 600.000 bushels was made public, thereby Increaa Ing the room available for grain delivery On Slay UU..U.;... .. . . k...r - Illlnnla Central rurcnaaaa V p ,,,., heat, amnmeni irum .no r By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES, Oasaka I6s lasaeeel W Ire, New York. April 2&-The moit in leresiing phas of today't recovery ron the nock market wai the advanr In railway tharea. Iramactiont in tlieie ttockt were much tmaller in amount than iu the tpeculative indut trials, but the rise in pricei wat per haul more noteworthy for that rea ton. It wat not entirely clear what wai the immediate ground for the advance, which ranged from t to I I point! in a number of railway tharei, for the railway community 11 mil awaiting the Interstate Lorn merce commitsion decision at to the icope of rate reductions. Hut the feeling it ttong at pretent that the cominitiion will act conierva lively. . It also happened that the rather long hit of March railway earning! reported today, gave a lar more cheerful picture than thoie which had preceded. In the case of "coal roads" such at the Jcrtey Central and the Heading, gron earning! increased IS and '5 per cent over 1921. But the St. Paul, which it not a coal road, did 12 per cent better and there were other teparate gains ranging from 6 to -U per cent. Keep ICxpeaeea Ilea s. Since operating ei pen.es have been rig iaiy kept down, notwithstanding tome evident enlargement of mslntentnrt work It followed thst tht istlo ef Inrrsase In net revenue would be very subatsnlial and as a metier of fact there are a do en roads whose net Inroms from opera' tlon Isst month waa nearly or quilt dou ble what It ws In March, 19S1. It It ex tremely dlfflrull to estimate, from an In complete series or reports, what percent age of property valuation will be earned the aggregate It was only tl-1 per In cent in the preceding March; laat months perrenttge might reasonably enough run beyond Krbrusry't 4S. which compared with a deficit fur 1921 Prices fnr Investment bonds did not change materially and there was less "touching of new high records' than on other recent daya The tendency for the prolonged advance In prlret of such secur ities to halt wss equsiiy visible in to day's European msrkets, where hlgh-grsd securities, like the British t per rent war log and tht French tt lott about half a point. Cot ton Advances. An advance In cotton carried the "spot prine" up to the hlghret In nearly tlx weeks. Perhspa the most curleut of all the controversies over supply snd demand In ataple products Is the dispute sa to whether the newly planted cotton acreage will be kept down nearly or quite to the laat crops greatly diminished area be cause of Isck of funda among' the plant ers, or will he tncreaaed at once to nor mat proportlona becauee of the lower cost of labor and materials. If cotton were selling at 26c a pound Instead of HHe the probabilities, might be eaalsr to Judge, yet "16-cent cotton" would have been deemed a basis for boundless weslth in the 25 years before the war. That "frosen credlta" tn the cotton belt and elsewhere are still being rapidly released, the weekly relatione of the In dividual reserve banks show. At the At lanta bank this week's reserve ratio Is 14 per cent above tht week preceding aud la larger than the ratio at Boston, Cleveland, St. Louis or Chicsgo. The average reserve ratio at the three banka of Dallas, Atlanta and Minneapolis Is 10 per rent againtt 41 S Per cent a year ago. New York Stocks i... r..l 9(1 were made at 1ft Under Chi cago, July. One house bought JO." bushels corn to arrive from Iowa. There haa been nearly 6.000 bushels corn losded out of store here the Isat few days. Week Tear Carlots Today. Ago. , Ago. Wheat 43 38 61 Corn i ..,.122 11 20 Oats V. ...24 12 11 NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS. Week Tear Cartote Today. Ago. Ago. Minneapolis 171 174 195 Duluth 67 68 29 Winnipeg 235 197 61 CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. April 28. Art. I Open I High. I Iw. I Close. Tea Wht. I I May 1.4 (Hi 1.43 1.3144 L42H 1.41 'a 1.404, 1.42 1.4H4 July 1.25M, 1.26's 1.J4H 1.26U 1.26 1.26 1.26 1.2614 Sep. 1.18 1.19 , 1.174 1.1844 1-1144 1.18 '4 1.18 1.1814 Rye May 1.0714 1.0844 1.07H l-04i 1-07 July 1.04 1.044 1.0344 1.0444 1.04 Sep. .I6i .9714 .164 -T V .164 Corn May .604 ,6114 .604 .614 .604 .6014 July .6414 .6614 .44 .6514 .6414 644 Sep. .17 .67 -6414 -47 -6714 .46 Oats May .1714 .3714 .37 .37 .37 '4 .37 3714 .374 July .40 ' -40 .40 .40 .40 , .40H V.!... .4014 Sep. . .40 .41 .41 .41 '.fl Pork May 21.00 21.00 21.00 21.00 21.00 Lard May 10.97 10.90 10.73 10.80 10,85 July 11. lu 11.10 11.00 11.07 11.10 Ribs May 11.60 11.40 11.60 11.60 11.80 July 10.90 10.97 10.80 10.87 10.87 ,to- Bradstreet's Trade Review. New York, April 28. Bradatreet's morrow will say: ' The rather hackneyed term. Irregular tlll. aeema best to describe the varied class of reports aa regarda weather, trade. Industry and even collections, which come to hand this week. Generally speaking. cold weather with killing frosts. Injuri ous to rruits sna esriy -vegetaoies. or heavy rains, with floods in many of the country'a streams and poor country roads, are etill credited with retarding retail trade, farm work and crops, while the circles of disturbance proceeding from the coal, textile and other labor trouoiea are obstacles to what would otherwise be the best industrial situation In nearly two years. v "iiespits tnese arawDacKs, at least three baslo Industries, building, iron and steel and automobiles and accessories, are active, the first preeminently so, while Iron prices areall stronger. Lumber is firmer, with orders exceeding output; there Is an unquestionably more optimistic tone in Jobbing trade, wnicn is tuny lair; mall order houses are moving more goods and collections make the best .showing since late last fall. Even in financial lines there are irregularities not shown for some time past, the stock and bond markets apparently having parted com pany as regards strength of prices." Weekly bank clearings. 16.520,686,000. St. Louie Livestock. East St. Louie. 111.. April 28. Cattle Receipts. 700 head; beef ateers and light yearlings strong to 16o higher; beef cowa and boglona bulls strong; canner cows, veal calves and atockera and feeders, steady; bulk beef cows, 15.6006.15; top vest calves. 18.50; bulk. 18.0008.25. Hogs Receipts, 10,000 head: market active, mostly 15 to 20c higher; top, 110.65: bulk 150 to 250. pound averagea, 110.50 0 10.60; pigs, lsrgely 19.76010.25; packer sows, mostly 18.8509.00; quality mostly good. Sheep Receipts. 300 heed: market is steady; good shorn lambs. 814.25. Kansas City Grain. Ksnsas City. Mo.. April 28. Whest No. 1 hard, 11.2101.46: No. 1 red. 11.300 i.53. Corn No. ! white: 6al4 0 55c: No. 9 yellow. 654 0564c. Hsy Unchsnged. Ksnsas City. Mo.. April 28. Wheat Close. Mar. 11.26; July. 11.164; Sep tember. 81.lt. f Com May, 64c; July, 6l'4c; Septem ber, 61 He Range of prices of the leading stocks Turnished by L.ogsn xsryan, :i retert Trust building: RAILROADS. , Thura, High. Low. Close. Close. A.; T. & a. F......100 11 100 100 Bait, tt Ohio 47 46 47 46 Canadian Pacific. .141 111 141 139 New Tork Central 10 18 90 89 Ches. A Ohio 46 I 66 44 Ot. Northern 74 71 74 73 106 106 105 107 28 28 28 28 z4 24 21 76 74 41 76 45 Lehigh Valley Mlasourl Paclflo N. T. N. H..., Northern Paclflo C. at N. W , Penn. R. R..... Reading C, R. I. P.. Union Paclflo Wool. t, ... .....ii a Tk. I'nmm.rfial Bui letln tomorrow will publish wool prices as ' guJ"e lBclflc"' "J follows: I Southern Ry 25 nhio'and rlomestla fleeces: Delaine un- f.-.M- 8t-.p washed, 47c; fine unwashed, 370 14c; half blood combing, 40041c; . .blood combing, 31039c. Michigan and New Tork fleeces: De laine unwashed. 44045c; fine - unwashed, 35036c; half blood unwashed, 17018c; blood unwashed, 17038c; blood un. washed, 86017c. 'Wisconsin, Missouri and average New England half blood, 36017c; blood, 32035c; quarter blood. 32034c. . Scoured basis: Tt:u fine 12 months 11.0501.10; fine I months, 90 0 96c. California northern, 11.06 01.10; middle county. 96098c: southern, 80081c. - Oregon esstern No. 1 staple, 11.1001.11: fine and fine medium combing, 11.000 1.10; eaatern clothing. 16010c; valley No. 1, 90096c. Territory fine ataple choice, 11.1001.20; half blood combing, !6c0!l.OO; blood combing, 74076c; blood combing, 4 66c. Pulled: Delaine. 11.00; A. A., 95C0I1.OO; A. supers, 16 0 90c Mohairs: best combing, 45050c; best 62 24 28 76 74 41 76 45 25 26 41 23 94 76 74 41 74 44 81 24 24 carding, 40045c- New York Sugar.- . New Tork. April . 21.-r-The .raw sugar market waa quieter today. There waa no change in quotations. Cubas being quoted at 2c. cost and freight, equal to 4.11c for centrifugal, with .Porto Rlcoa and Philippines at' ' 3.91c' ' VThere waa con siderable sugar available at-.theae prices, but the only .ssles. reported .were . 2,000 bags of Cubes to an operator for aecond half May shipment and' 5.009 baga of Porto Ricos to a New Orleans refiner for. prompt shipment. The raw sugar futures market was easier under scattered liquidation and trade selling and closing prices were 4 to 8 points net lower. MaV. 2.42c; July, 2.64c; September, 2.86c: December, 2.10c. The market for refined sugar waa un settled. One refiner advanced list prices 10 points early to 6.35c for fine granu lated, but reduced It later to 6.26c. An other advanced 6 points to t.30c, while others made no change from their 6.40c level. The demand was leas active. Refined futures nominal; ' May. 6.70c; July, 6.10c; September. 6.10c. . New York Cottan. New Tork. April 28. Cotton futures continued upward today. The weather waa BtHl a bullish factor. Price fluctua tions were narrow. The list was bid up about 15 to 21 points by the end of the fourth hour. At that level the market closed. The advance of securities was responsible for part of the new aupport. New Orlaena and spot, houaea were sel lers and southern wire houses snd local room shorts bought. ' . Spot wss stesdy, 20 points sdvance, 18.35c for middling upland. Southern spot markets were: Galveston 17.40c, unchanged: New Orleans 17c, un changed: Savannah 17.11c, 11 points ad vance; Memphia 17.26c, 36 poinia vance; Houston 17.26c, 15 points vance; Little Rock 17c, unchanged. ad- ad- . rhlcara Stacks. . t . n.t.M nt the leading Chicago iock furnished by Logan at Bryan, 24 Peters Trust nuiiaing: Armour Co. pfd Armour Leather coin Continental Motor Diamond Match Earl Motor Llbby Montgomery-Ward National Leather (new).. Piggley Wlggly Stewart-Warner Swift ft Co Swift Int. Union Carbide . - Wahl Wrlgley V Close. .... 16 .... 12 .... t ....113 .... 3 .... 2'4 .... 2214 .... Hi .... 45 3914 19 . 67 . 47 .101 Minneapolis (irsia. Minneapolis, Minn.. April 28. Wheat Cash, No. 1 northern. 11.59 1.17; May. 11.6201.6214; July. H.4101.41. Corn No. 1 yellow. . 64 0 54c Osts No. 3 white. 16 0 36c. Bsrley 55062c. Rye No. 1. 11.0001.40. Flax No. 1. I2.702.78. Minneapolis tloar. Minneapolis, Minn.. April 21. Flour I'nrhanged to 20c lower: fsmlly patents. !8.Afi8.:0: .shipments, 49.97S barrels. Bran 123.00, 42 21 26 74 74 41 74 44 24 24 ...137 137 137 136 Am. Car Foundry. .161 160 160 169 Allit-Chalmers .... 64 41 49 49 Am. Locomotive ..114 114 114 114 flaldwln Loco.- 115 114 116 114 own, steel 7se -jf it 77 oio. ruei iron 3D 30 Crucible 65 - 634 Am. Steel Fdry... 18 18 Lackawanna Steel. 66 56 Mldvale Steel 37 36 Pressed St. Car.. 79 71 Rep. Stl. Iron... 61 68 Ry. Steel Spring... 101 101 Sloasr8rheffleld ..43 43 TJtd. States Steel.. 98 97 ' Vanadium 41 41 COPPERS. Anaconda 61 61 '4 Am. Smlt.. Ref. Co. 56-14 6614 i:erro ue paaco.., 16 11 Chill Chlno .......... Oreen Cahanea Nav. Consol.... Ray Consol Seneca Utah General Asphalt. Coeden Cal. Pet Island Oil Invincible Oil .. Mex. Pet Middle States .. ?iercs Oil ure Oil ...... Royal Dutch ., Sinclair Oil Stand. Oil. N. J Texas Co. Union Oil White Oil Chandler General Motors.. Willys-Overland Pierce-Arrow , . White Motor .. 14 18 10 4V 18 64 87 79 61 101 43 , 97 41 52 65 24 "14 80 43 38 54 36 74 68 100 43 97 41 14 14 15 12 444 40 41 54 14 14 124 65 61 42 (5 17 17 128 131 14 14 41 66 36 18 27 21 16 iSl , 4 60 42 64 J8 128 14 3314 1 30 178 45 20 78 . 11 7 21 461 Studebaker 120 118 11 1' 14 117 RUBBER AND TIRES. Fisk : 11 18 18 18 Goodrich , 41 40 41 40 Kelley-Sprlngfield 41 48 49 48 Keystone Tire ... 21 21 21 20 AJax J..... 17 16 17 17 U. S. Rubber 64 42 64 -43 . INDUSTRIALS. Am. Beet Sugar... 40 40 40 A.. O. & W. I.... 32', 31 82 Am. Inter. Corp... 45 44 46 Am. Sumatra .... 33 33 83 Am. Telephone ...122 121 121 American Can ... 47 -47 47 Central Leather... 37 .2714 1714 Cuba Cane 15 . 16 164 Cuban-Am. Sugar. 22 21 32 . 1614 . 14 . 13 . 45 OILS. . 41 ... 43 ... 564 a: ...131 ... 14 ... 10 ...33 ,.. 61 ... 11 J.. 183 ...46 ...22 ... 10 . MOTORS. ... 76 71 12 11 8 7 22' 21 44 45 1 13 II 30 180 45 20 1 13 61 31 183 46 22 10' 73 12 22 .46 114 44 l 42 90 74 in . (Tht, Bet if tht only Omaha newspaper which pubuthaa tha of fkial dote of the) New York Slock exchange bonds) New Terk. April raTradtag ill Wads today waa quiai a4 irreiiier. Itaat la Ike aik lial, wk-ie remtailea frsaa ike nl4eek guttata SUMlattlel aiirteaatwae. Tnare w sa mtrked falliag ff la Lfcly tertea. ake trifling Iw muimA. hut auuie el Ike fiMtlsa lea si reagi belted, tool ably laH.d kiagttiMnt I1. a. Ltuufe reel Indies a4 Aigeauaes. rraiKh geterameMe tallied partialis from teeleidar t aaibeck sd trearb Amerli-aa la Hordraus sa sad ifei rallywav la were firm la aireng. Central uf Near Jareay led the 4tiHieat rant at a I paint ratea and taint ttiaaa ma Item large tian.ariians la er I point accompanied pa buying uf feaa. erltenle general 4a. lklr.se A Caaiera Itlinvie la Mtaeaun ractllu 4a. Pester Hlo ilrande refunding la, Halllmoie a) ulna eon.ertlble 4, New lla.ta It gad Cheaauaake A (Jhlo general 4S. rteatlionary lendaaciee ware shews by New Turk. Weal I heater A Hoe lot 4 las. Iowa t'sntial 4a. kanaet City uiib ern a. Seaboard adjustment la tad Nor. folk at Kcu'hern la, the latter losing points. Intel sale (par vtlutt, tggra. tiled i:j.!l.,4o. I). B. Reads. 144 Liberty lt 14 44 41 14 t Liberty l.t 4a ... 14 14 ti ll Liberty Id 4t 191 Liberty 1st 4', a., II II 44 4 474 Liberty td 4t,., II 71 III tIJl Liberty 3d 4at... 44 14 14 14 Itfl Liberty 41 b turn.. II II lltl till Victory 4V.S 14.14 1441 14.41 Feertga Leterameat, MaU aad Staalensal, 129 Argentine 7s 11 14 4I 19 t'hiaeee ilev It la.. 11 i- 4 city or Wargea Is.. 1 1 II City of ttordesus a ! 1 City nf I hnatia Is. II II City of ('open t.. 13 13 City of Lyons la... 17 64 CUV of Marseilles ll 47 4. 21 City l Mil J ta, .!., let 7 City uf San P It. 141 11 '4 31 City of Zurich Is.. II 112 I Danish Mun Is A. Ill . HI 24 I'ep or Heine 7s.... 44 46 II l O t pel. n :i.l"l'4 11 4 Pom nf Can It 11-. 4 II tMch K Indtet It 47 44 44 104 Inch K Indlea 4s 42 11 S 11 French Republic It. 14 Ill French Rep 1t...l3 13 1 Jap 1st 4it el 21 Japanese 4a 77 14 Kim of Bel 7t...ll'4 II Kim of Helg tt...l4 7 Kgin ef lien Is.... 41 v 2 Kgm of Italy t'4t.. 4t II Kgm of Nelh 4a... 46 4 Kgm of Nor 4 113 213 Parly. Lvona Med 4a 14 7 Rap of Chile la 41.16 11 16 14 Rep of Vruguty Is. 107 11 14 4 St nf Queens 7a. ..110 lit lit II S of R Or dn Sul Is. 114 14 104 t Hwlss Cnnfed 4s. ...114 111 111 22 VKofOB! Is 22.17 17 17'4 10 1'KofOH! is 21.107 10? 17 91 CKofllBart ls 17.13 102 12 11 tl 8 ot Brssll Is. .107 14 17 14 V 8 of Mexico is.. 47 47 47 41 V a of Mexico ts... 17 67 17 Railway and Miscellaneous. I AJax Rubber ls....1 10 14 t Am Agr Ch 7.. .11 14 101 1 Amer C Oil 1 7 17 17 24 Amer Smelt 6s 11. 41 91 74 Amer Bug 4s 100 10 100 1 A T at T rv 6a. ...Ill 114 114 I Armour at Co 4s.. 41 91 91 41 A T 8 F g.n 4a.. 41 18 It 1 A T at 8 r adj 4s.. 13 13 11 4 At C L 1st con 4s.. 48 86 41 11 Atlsntle Rer 4s.l04 1031 14 II B at O si 100 II 41 126 BIO rv 4s 12 82 82 8 Bell T of P 7a 101 JOI 108 3 Beth Steel ref Is.. 17 94 47 1 Brsden Cop 6 48 98 91 1 B Edl gen 7s D....106H 14 14 t P R T 7s ctfs stpd. 74 74 79 8 Csna N ls . .. 4 Can Pac deb 4a.. 16 Cen of Georgia ta 3 Cen el.ather 6s. . 6 Cerro de Pasco 8s..ll4 64 Chesa at O cv 6a... 92 60 Chesa at O rv 4 Vis. 84 86 C B A Q ref 6s A.. 69 106 CAE 111 6s 11 8 C t West 4S 48 74 C M A St P cv 4s 72 41 C M ft 8 P ref 4a 7 X Ckl 4. NArlh'w'n 7a. 107 1 C North'w'n 4s.l8 108 108 43 Chicago Ry 6s..... 84 83 83 26 C R I A P gen 4s.. 82 82 25 C R I A P ref 4a.. 12 82 9 Chi A Weat Ind 4s 76 75 12 Chile Copper 7a. ...102 102 11 Chile Copper 6s.... II 10 1 Colo Industrial 6a.. 77 77 12 Colo & So ref 4s 11 11 6 Col O A EI 6s 92 42 14 Con Cost of Md 5a 88 68 11 Con'dsted Gas 7s. ..116 115 16 Cuba Cane 8u d Is 64 84 4 Cuba R H tU. A. .101 103 1 Cuban Am Sua 8a.. 106 106 106 6 Del ft Hud cv Is.. 47 97 97 1 Den k R Gr Imp It 83 83 83 1 Des M ft Ft D 4s.. 64 54 66 6 Detroit aTd ref 4s 10 Det Utd Rys 4 Vis 3 Dla Match 7a. 4 Distillers Sec 6s.. 1 DuP de Nem 7s 22 Duquesne Lt '6s. 47 Erie gen 4s 7 Erie pr uen 4s 10 Fisk Rub 8s.. 25 Frame I D 7s 101 100 4 Gen Elec deb 5s.... 19 ll'l Rubber tHl . It l7V 14 14 0 a kasaer !.,, it II I' a k... t U .. ! t; lJ i n.k r u t . 't ti ti 14 Ve-iar t lt ... 4ti 4t It 4 W l'.i (t 1st is... 4t 4t l 41 4 Ufa k sa,,,, 44 4 it, ts I W.be.a 14 e 1 41 IS I Waaia.e kierln at ! I' t Heat ere fefiru e lt st I W'eel laiea ! .-! 1st latta 74 W eal as as glet fe lW t'"! 11 I W keel Abu 4t al at if Wi.k Sees gil la.. 14 ttv 11 U W( A ta t I ! 14 l4- 44 44 41 it 4 4 114 4 4 4 94 II 114 11 II 17 104 14 IIJ III 41 1114 vs 11 15 41 74 11 13 11 ' 94 44 II ! 111 111 13 14 19 .112 112 112 80 " SO sn'i 91 II 91 1 ' 5 -i 114 114 11 1 81 44 80 62 71 44 107 8 41 11 42 72 47 107 N. Y. Curb Bonds Near York. April tl Tisast4uat aa ka he Talk tit bead mtrka tedal ere at rulleatl galea (la 11.144 1 Una. Lew. t 11 P it 11 Aluminum 7t 54 ,.li li li t Ant Ll A T'te Is.. 14 l l I Ant T A T !.... I l ! I Ant T A T M 14. ...MIS S I Ant Tebteee It 71 MIS M!S M J S t Aaaraada t' ,MS I lS S Angle. An Oil 7 ! S M'S I Armour A t'7 . .Mi'i it I tieeter Heard la,,. II l l 4 list a Heel la 11.. .14 14 14 ! Helkl klael Is llt..ll' 13 M7 S 1 tent kiael Is. 11 11 MIS 13 Columbia Oraph tt, II 44 41 Con deled (See 1...l 11 11 S II Cen dated Tettlle t 4s 4t, l t Cap Ks am i Is t Cuban Te I t. T Cudaby la I Iwera A Co I St 21 Kinp Utt A Fuel la. MIS Ml Ml 11 Ml 11 11 Mi tIS MIS Ml S MS S ) lei -a, I Ualeaa big VI I It. Ml Ml 14 I teen Aaph.lt I Ml 11 Mf 11 tlo-dn.-h Tirt tt..,M M MS I (lulf OH 7 14 MIS 14 ! Mains Co 7 14 M4S l4S S Hoo. Kulber ll... 44 41 11 T Humble ml It 11 11 ;i infer R T 33. ., 4 ti I Kannecoit rut it. .) t lAelade Cat ll.... 11 s Manitoba 7a I Morris A Ca TWI..MI 31 Kat'l Acme 7Sa... 1t I Natl leather It... I tl N V N II A II 4s... 44 i-rnii ki ta 3 Phil Pet 7 St. I "W va Ml 47 14 14 .141 1 01U ...III llS III I 41 M 44 44 14 IS M 1 11 Pub 8 0 of N J 7s IM MJ 11 11 Robert (Itir 7s .... 41 47 47 I Seers-Roe 7 31....MI 1"l Ml 1 Shswsheen 7s ....MIS 14 14 I Solvsy A Cle la.. .14 14 14 T So Dell Tel 7s Ml 12 12 1 Sid (Ml N T 7s JI.MIU 11 14 I Kid Oil N V 7s 14.11 M1 17 S I Sun Oil 7 Ml Ml Ml I Swift v Co It 31. .11 11 11 1 Test Ca 7t 11 11 Ml 14 Tol F.dlson 7s 17 14 MS 24 t'n nil Prod Is 11 11 M I Vacuum oil 7s Ml. 14 l 1" wsrn But 7s 41.. .1"" l" 1"" weet n cieeirie ,s 3 Wlnrhes 7St 21.. AH tiulf W P.. RedKtver Uha . I. P !! I Mjiaia. H: (Vi-s 4w ger Ml, tl I I Sw.et rilt ll4M ft dkV Me.y: W II..4 il.i Ilele. ISHfllt, get, as e l. lute. Illt 4-a liebark il-li-a. .taia.l. l.'l!Ji4. I SS fital. "- t-4 Unless lajjle lb. letlew uaiuae sail- IS. iMtiaa ki. I(ik Ik. 1t tsliwat IMMHt (li.lb Htl: II leJIifteaer: llliiMt ! Aarei- M . . tw.UM.bett' Vtmti snd etli ar: ll.eefise, -ia..e (.'al, i44 let) fceakel. I a i , I. ?l aj a ss. 'Veung aieakeg Radieketi liglie det. Imiki keutberi aftwt.: la l et ilea. Veuwg guaibera Heeiet .teg I as gut oung vawag (keaae grewlll 11014a Ji i.isth- 110 He lb. liieen I'eppete: Jea It I'aislsyi t-1i rar get, bunrkca Hll.e.a AS U Wikiu tVaef b:d'ai tinea aail'd I. t" ' Igfc'l gaa aila4 N. I, per Ik, ler. gr.ea hides. Ne. I, per Ik, ( '" bidet. h t ib I0ii g'a (ala) nh per Ik. 3iv greea ealied ball kulae. I, per I, lei fees sailed bull bidet, lie. . per Ik., Is. Ilaree kid-at Lege. eerk, IT Ml dietu. aa' k. J , snail, ... h, ll.ltj poor tnd 1 1 km. aa.b. 1-411" Pbeap peliai O1..11 sailed, tt la tnd weal, each, laajltc, tli.snni. Pn. greea tallfd, a la tut tnd wool, eaik. t Me. Weolt Choice, fine tnt-htif bia. Pr lb, 0Slc rtiediuiii and Ihtee-eighika bleed, per lb. Ho ll'l dtw tnd ouafognk bleed, per lb.. 110 Ite; buny wool, par Ik. 4AI4. Wheiaaait price aa beef rule trt t f..lvwa: No, I fib, e; Na. 3 nba. Ilu; Na. ! rib, lie: Na. I tame, lev; No. S mint, 34c; No. 1 loins. Jtr; Ka. I rounds. MS! N. I rounds. Ie: N. I munde. lie; Na. I ehurke, MSc; N. I chu ke, lc Na. I rhuikt. ISe; Na. I plate IS: N- f plates. Ic; No. S plate. 4. I hueg fatalae. Cbt.ege III, It Pe'll-" et.ea, , reit. U : -let t' 'e .'..Mis, i.a .t.- Wte.MwetH sa- sag ei'l kitik r-M4 ekiiea it-g'a ri, Hi. I ia bulk muni wk.i- tin t' liinH-e-la awked IMUN4 aatia. II tate I ; l-l.fca taraaj tuia'a .'lae ? 7 i.l , sv.ka ae.ked l.w.11, III". I'etoadie W itu.p.g ae bed fc- biiHia S It imwi:s .' 8. ..I i New lu. k. ateed. i I little ituuliie baed4 kane, ppeuldiag New laik 4-eaiwl. Vaw farm Ai-il :s - M best 'ki-ai, I im, N 1 ted sad No, V kaid, II Ji W li.ailul-a i iS aii-l a 1 du "a, II li, v. I. I He.k a Xoik Is si ll IVra-e-Nnel, lutHer; Na. J .l..w tsd t While, ta,, Sa 7 Ullted, Jl'tf, r, I. r I'uik ell leil x.ia apt, tirn..t white, ll',' u.kar anirlea UM.-iiaHe .l I kiesia Pnalax e. I'biragu. Aviti ; ui"rIHhecl iieamet. laa, it- ; liiaia, i.lii, ser ad.. j;i, ll. , ssn.laid, . 4 te U.ii. r, ei,i.. 44 ;li ta.ee (la. :', Midinaty (Kaia, 3I. 7J.V, Htia.ellaHa.iua. Sll?!', stwtas poked e.iiaa, S.w, ainsge packed lifaia, 3lv. , kl, lea la dram, si ua. Utt. April ; Wli.at Nlf, II SIS-' Jult. II 1.-V c.fl-u.l, kt.,, jMir tji-iftJS. Mat May. li; Jul. 41., li, I', Predare, Kanaae Cits. ApM ;t t.'igt, aud "u'lrv Minhant.d, but'tr II 11 Char Iron Is 4 4 lal ft Hud IV.S...M J3I Inl Gr Nor ls....44 14 Kan Gat A El 4t.4 1 Megs CO l.t ts.,, 3 Liggett weat it... 31 No A merit Is I No Ohio L A P 4s. I Prod A Ref It W I 3 Saka A Co 7a 3 Ssn Jnaquin It " eat Qaa El rarelga 11 Argentine 7 11.. I Rueslan IS .... 14 Swiaa 6 Vis II City Elberfeld is f City Snlseon It.., 1 Parlt L M Ry Is 126 N Y N H fr 7t.., 14 U S Meg It...., MIS 14 l-4 10 1 ! sa ss 44 44 19 944 42 42 44 4 4s. .14 4.. 94 44 Ml 92 44 Ml 0A J no 4 , 11 1 11 12 42 41 Ml Jl tA 100 14 14 IS n ISA 31 21 101 101 10014 IS 1 4 st S 75 471 11 47 8 7 47 Omaha Produce Furnished) by ststs of Nebraaka. de. pertinent of agriculture, bureau of mar ket! and marketing: LIVE POULTRT. Whoieaale Broilers Springs Hens, light.... Hena, heavy.., Cocka Ducks Geese , Staga Buying Pr. .I.400.4I . .261 .; . .20 .' !n . .200 . .140 .140 .22 21 14 24 18 18 12 2 76 102 0 . 77 11 12 11 116 14 103 J Broilers nprings , ... I Hens Cocks , liucks Geese 8tags Select No. 1 No. 3 Cracks Caae count, cast DRE8SED POULTRT. Wholesale Belling Pr. I0.600 10.66 ,30r .36 .240 .21 .25 .24 .160 .20 .160 .30 .110 .23 .110 .22 84 63 100 100 47 80 V, 18 87 91 99 90 17 15 ' 67 18 6H 94 48 80 88 Corn Products Famoua Players.. 81 . 80 General Electric. 162 162 Grt. No. Ore 40 11 inter. Harv. .... Am. H. A L. pfd. U. S. I. Alcohol.. Inter. Paper . . . . Inter. M. M. pfd. Am. Sugar Ref.. Sears-Roebuck . .. Stromsberg Tob. Products ... Worth. Pump .. Wilson Co Western Union .. West. Electrio .. Am. . Woolen MISCELLANEOUS Am. Cotton Oil Am. Agri. Chem.. 38 Am. Linseed .... 31 lTnion Bsr Dfd SMi-h Meenetn. .. 45 U, 44V4 iy'4Bri"!'n- J"-0'"1 Tr- s5 25v co. can Cal. Packing .... 79 79 Col. G. A E s-17 16 Columbia Graph... 6 4 United Drug 70 69 41 V 40 ' 31 44 33 122 46 37 15 21 .104 101 104 102 68 A !" 84 75 75 64 68 62 46 97 62 91 44 60 47 12 74 74 52 4814 52 46 97 61 90 38 12 81 162 39S 6l" 60 47 84 75 75 53 68 52 45 97 61 91 38 33 44 22 65 71 17 4 70 41 80 161 40 69 44 47 82 74 74 51 4 68 62 4614 61 90 24 39 33 63 45 31 79" 87 4 69 40 Xenons! Enamel.. 4114 United Fruit 142 1(1 142 140 Lorlllsrd Tobacco its Pullman 124 123 124 124 Punts Alegrs ST.. 40 39 40 38 S. P. R. Sugar.... 47 47 47 .... Retail Stores 50 49 60 40 St. I. A S. F 81 29 31 28 Va. Car Chemical.. 33 31 33 .... Marks Close, .4036; Thursday's close, .0015. Francs Close, .0117: Thursday's close, .0923. Sterling Close 31.44; Thursday's', close, 64.41. .101 103 J01 .14 83 84 .108 101 104 . 45 46 46 .107 106 1064 .109 108 101 . 63 63 (1 . 64 644 64 ..107 106 104 100 49 60 Goodyear T 8s 31.102 102 102 4 Goodyear T 8s 41. .114 114 114 1 O Tk R of C 7s. ...114 114 114 21 G T R of C 6 104 103 103 36 Great Nor 7s A. . .10914 18 109 205 Ot Nor 6s B lo t 1 45 Hud ft M rer 6a A., st st 28 H ft M adj Inc 6s.. 64 63 14 Illinois Cen 6 Vis 101 I Illinois cen rer 4s.. si 5 Illinois S deb 4s.. 91 6 Indiana Steel it.... 44 12 Inter Agr 6s 84 17 Inter Met 4s 11 145 Inter Met 4s ctfl 16 230 Inter R T ref 6s... 64 22 Inter M M s r es... ssn 64 Inter Pa ref (s B.. 86 8 Tnvln Oil 8s 36 Iowa C ref 4s. . . 11 K C F 8 A M 4s I 1 Van n Soil 6s IT V.I.Rnr T 8a 109 109 3 Lacks S 6s 23 44 44 1 Lacks St 6s 60.. 87 . 87 E Laole O S L 1st 6a 43 98 2 L S A M S d 6s 28. 94 94 . T. a 1. 1M B A Sa .11. 1314 93 3 Lehigh Valley 4s .102 102 1024 3 Liggett ft Myers 6s 44 94 94 1 Lorillard is 60 L ft N ref 6s.. 38 Mkt St R con 5s. 35 Mex Pet -8 28 Mich St T 1st is. 38 Mldvale stl cv 6s it xr j& B. T. ref 6a. - 9 M S P&S S M 6S.10Z 1" 7 iv! 158 Mo K ft T 1st 4s.. 12 , 12 IT2 101 Mo Psc gen 4s 44 46 45 ! 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Creamery, prints. Creamery, tub Country, best.,.. .220 Country, common .170 Fat. sta. pries.... HAT. Prslrls No. 1 upland.... No. 3 uplsnd No. 3 upland No. 1 midland No. t midland No. 3 midland. I No.'l lowland..'. No. 2 lowland ,,,, Alfalfa, , choice..... No. 1 i Standard No. 2.,, No. 8 Oat straw Wheat straw.... FRUITS ANP VEGETABLES. FRUITS. Bananas: 7010 lb Oranges: Sixe 216 and larger, 16.600 1.50; size 250. 16.6008.60; site 311, 16.100 7.60; size 124, 16.0007.64. Lemons: Per box: 16.1607.10. Grapefruit: Crate, 16.0006.60. Apples: Rome Besutles, to sire and grade. 12.6003.31; Black Twig. 11.160 3.76; Wlnesaps, 13.7604.00; Arkansas Black, 13.60; Ben Davis, 12.0003.00; Nw town Pippins, 12.6001.00. Strawberries (crates 24 pt. boxes): Crste: 11.0004.00; crstes, qts., 16.00 0 7.19. Figs (24 pkgs. I os.) per box: 12.2; bulk, 15016o per lb. VEGETABLES. Potatoes (new: 109o lb; Neb. tsrly Ohio No. 1, per cwt, tl.iO0i.76: Cotorsdo and Idaho whites, per cwt., 11.7501.00; .111.000114.00 . 11.000 12.00 . 7.000 1.00 . 11.000 11.00 . 10.000 11.00 . 7.00 0 l.04 . 1.000 10.00 . 7.00 0 8.00 . 21.000 23.00 . 19.000 21.00 . 15.00 0 17.00 . 12.000 14.00 . 10.000 11.00 . 1.000 9.00 . 7.000 1.00 SECOND WEEK STARTS TODAY Baa.aat "The Four Horsemen" First Time at Popular Prices New Show Today "Alexander" The Man Who Knows And Four Other Vaudeville Acts ORHtfUnl CIRCUIT VAUDCVIU! Laat Two Time MATINEE TODAY, 2:15 Early Curtain TONIGHT AT 8 LA BERNICIA and Company Aeserlcaa' lore- lerpecutstsaa Artist Miae JULIA NASH Mr. C.H.ODeniell la "Almost Siatle1 Keegsa and O'Heurbe "PEDE..TIUMSM -Fteturuig CEROCiE N. BROWN World's fhwnplen Walker Rert arg Florence Meya Marry l.anf end Gene Vernea TOM PATRICOLA Assisted by Irene Dclrow Male., lie le tOci Seme 7&c te tl. Set. end Sun. Ntfhta. Itc le til some tl.lt Sal. aaet Sun. Setlt ara Ressrved. STARTS TODAY "Grand Larceny" Featuring CLAIRE WINDSOR ELLIOTT DEXTER PHOTOPLAY (Shewn at Every Performance) Elaine Ilamerstein "The Hiy'oTi f.liid" i LAST TIMES TODAY WALLACE REID 'The WorlJrChairipion' COMEDY "Torchy's Ghost" Scenic "Anal Wemea Must Weep" LAST TIMES TODAY MARY PICKFORD in "Little Lord Fauntleroy" Special Prologue Julius K. Johnson EMPRESS LAST TIMES TODAY FOUR JACKS end A QUEEN "A Merry Gambol el Class sna Melody" MELVA SISTERS "Melodic Misses" BERT LEWIS "Syncopater ol Southern Songs FREAR, BAGGOTT FREAR ."Baseball Idiosyncrasies" Harriet Tuttle Bartlett of Krotona, Hollywood, Cal. National Lecturer . for Theoeophlcal Society, will give a series af lectures in ARTHUR BLDG. AUDITORIUM, 210 South loth St. Thursetsy, 8:15 p. m., April 2T "OUR GLORIOUS DESTINY," the MESSAGE of ths Agss. Friday, 8:18 p. m. "Biblical Sym bolism in ths Light ef Scienct and Theosophy." Saturday, 8:15 p. m., April 2 "Bible Stories Illuminated by Tht osophy." Sunday, 8:15 p, m.. April 30 "Is REINCARNATION TAUGHT in the BIBLE 7" The Lectures Ars Free. The Public Is Invited. Empress Rustic Garden All Drinks 10c All Tables Free ADMISSION Sat. &' Sun., 40c Includes Tax Carl Lamp's Orchestra Service 000 We Solicit f . Your Consignment ef All Kindt of Grain to Omahai Chicago Milwaukee, Kansas City Sioux City in the careful handling of all orders for grain and pro visions for future delivery in , all the important markets. We Operate Officii at Second Spring Dance Peony Parlt Tonite, April 29 THE MOST ATTRACTIVE HILLCREST Entertain your friends here. We serve real southern chicken dinners. Phone JA ckaon 3851 for Reservations. Alfred Jonet, Chef and Prep. Also ef Hotel Castle Cafe and Cafeteria Omaha, Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska Hastings, Nebraska Holdrege, Nebraska Geneva, Nebraska Chicago, Illinois Sioux City, Iowa Oes Moines, Iowa Hamburg, Iowa Milwaukee, Wis. Kansas City, Mo. Private wire connections to all offices except Kansas City and Milwaukee. Every Car Receive Careful Penonal Attention Updike Grain Company "The Reliable Consignment House" BASEBALL TODAY Game Called at 3i45 P. M. Omaha yt. Oklahoma City, : Boys' ticked will be given gratis, starting Monday nest, to all irames during the season, excepting Satur days. Sundays nd Holidsys. Ladies' tickets will be gratis on all Tuesdays snd Fridays during the year when they do not fall on Holidays. All other days of the week except Satitr. days. Sundays and Holidays, ladies will be admitted lor AO cents. Box snd Admission Seats , For Sale at the United Cigar Store, 16th end Farnam Streets -djr ss w9tQ e$0Jeae( At aalt LAST TIMES TODAY Alice Lake and Harry Myer in "KISSES" A fascinating story of bon bong and business Photoplay 12:00, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 9:45 i S ii u