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THE EF.E: OMAHA. SUNDAY. APRIL SO. 1922.
I:
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1,000 Children to
Stage Ak-Sar-Bcn
Pageant Prelude
Pulllc School Pupils to Prt
lent 'The Tnim Vepf r"
at Exposition
Crouml.
Nearly 1,000 public school children
r bring entitled in the preparation
of a prelude to th AV-Sir-Ben pa
(rant which ill be prtnl4 at the
AkSar-Drn exposition (round next
September,
Tart of (he school htadquarte ri on
the aith floor of the city hall will
he met. ai a if ire room, where
electric nuchiurt will be installed
and hundred of dainty coitumet w ill
be fashioned.
Among the ichool executivei who
will have charge of the pageant will
he Marion Keed. supervisor of art;
Juliet McCune, supervisor of muic;
Ira Jonei, imervior of physical cul
ture; Lena May Williams, in charge
f dramatics at Central High; Alice
.j'ciirion. principal of. Dundee ichool.
The school children will present
"The Prairie Vesper" In connection
with the pageant, "Coronado in
yuivera."
The children will represent gob
linn, fairies, flowers, birds, sprites
and the fields. The idea of this art
is to interpret the spirit of the
prairies.
Baptists to Launch Drive
to Pay Off Debt on Church
May I will be flag day for the Pil
grim Baptist church, Twenty-fifth
and Hamilton streets.
On that day a campaign will be
launched to raise $14,000 to pay off
the balance due on the church prop
erty bought recently from the Cal
vary Bantist church.
Mags will be sold on downtown
corners to collect this sum. Rev. Wil
liam Franklin is pastor and Rev. J.
D. Crum, chairman of the board of
trustees.
Live Stock
Omaha, April IS.
Rscslpt wer:
Cattle Hon. Hheep.
Offlclsl Monday M20
17,011
S.MS
S.S47
I.SII
soo
46. 4M
11,121
24.132
30,161
3 1.62K
Official Tuesusy...
Official Wed'dy ,
-Official Tburdy..
Official Friday....,
Katlmat Saturday.
7.4"!
, 4,m
, 1.130
ni
31.454
10.41)1
u.s
s.m
4.100
11,011
4i. m
42, 14
44.197
76,701
Si i dava thia week
atama dava laat week II. to?
: i Ham daya 1 w' a'o 2S.II4
- Ham day S w's a'o 20,527
, Bam day year ato 31,61)7
.y Rcipt and disposition or uvestocg ai
i."h Union aeockyarda, Omaha. Nab., ror
It noura, main at a p. m.. April , ias.
I1ECK1PTS CARLOT.
1 cam uon ooaap
Mo. Pae. ny.
1
.,- Union Fo. R. B.....
C " C. N. W. Ry., wat.
' . C, St P., M. O. Ry.
43., B. a Ry., eaet..
C, B. A Q. Ry.. weet..
- C. R. L P.. west..
17
IS
Total recelnta S
I
DISPOSITION HEAD.
" Cattle Hoc Sheep
Armour A Co s sui
Cudahy Packing Co... 17
. I5old Packing Co ....
Morris Packing Co .
l'Bwlft Co IS
' J. W. Murphy ....
' "f.Bwarts 4k Co
v Tt
Total
w' ra,iA .Racelnta. 116 head.
1627
423
S3S
0.
12J3
60
1671
26
1233
All
claaaea
. - -- ..i. ...mln.ll steady
today
. nothing of any conaequync being ?
't In the face of the week liberal run SI,-
509 head, all kind of fat cattle are eioe
" tng up higher than a week ago. demand
'. having been unuaually broad. Steer, are
- from o to 40c higher, light Wnde ed
. - vanclng moat while heifer how a lrallar
: upturn and oow are .J'0,
A' Top for the week on teer 1 $1.60. Stock
's era and feeder wer atrong all week, a
3 hew top for the year of l.00 being made.
4 i Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
heevea. 11.40 8.76 s good to choice hoove.
IS 0001.40; fair to good beevee, , t7.40O
: 7.80; common to fair beevea, I6.60e7.15;
iifood to cholc yearling. tt.0001.60; fair
St to good yearllnga, $7.4001.00: common to
. 3-falr yearllnia, 16.7697.40; good to cholc
' 1 heifers. 17.1698.00; fair to good helfera,
4- 6.257.25; choice to prime cowa, 11.169
V..8.7S; good to choice cowa, I6.S69S.16;
Jifalr to good cowa, 16.1096.60; common to
te.f.lr cow., 13.0094.60; good to choice feed--ere.
17.1697.16; fair to good feedere,
9 l8.75tJ7.3o: common to fair feeder. IS.009
vf'6.75; good to choice atockera. 17.4091.00;
'tfalr to good atockera, 16.7697.16; com
iTmon to fair stockers, 16.0066.76; atock
T, heifers, 14.5096.00; etock cowa, 13.609
.6.25; stock calve. 15.6091.00; veal calve.
5.11.0091.00; . bull, atag. etc.. tl.S097.00.
Hoge Receipt. 4,600 head. Demand
Twas fairly good .today both from ahlpper
and local packer, and hog moved moatly
'a at ateady to atrong price rlth occaalonal
aalea 6910o higher. Light hog sold from
E. 110.00910.10, with a top price ot 110.16.
Mixed loade and butcher weight. 11.709
-"10.10. and packing gradea, ll.159S.S0, with
r extreme heavies, 61.0091.15. Bulk of ealea
- 2 wai 11.60910.05. Prlcea at thl week'
, 2 close are from 1602OO lower than a week
5- ago. .
A-' Sheep and Lambs Receipts, SOO head.
Pat lambs were In good demand all week
the market showing good healthy ton
and ruling atrong to higher on liberal re
- Z rH't. Wooled lamba mad a top of
,,H.0O. equalling the eeason'e high mark
-and clipped lamba sold up to 114.10. Bulk
t'Of offerings of clipped lamba are now
-,?tllng mostly from 113.75914.00. Cali
fornia spring lamb arrived fairly liberal
and aold from I1S.60917.OO. Sheep were
generally ateady to strong while lamb
.V - ' closed the week 509?5e higher. .
t . Quotations on aheep: Fat lamba, good
it to choice. 113.75914.10; fat Iamb, fair
to good, 111.50911.76; tprlng lamba, 116.00
t 91S.76: cull lamba, 110.00013.00; fat
yearling, $11.00011.50; fat wether. IS.00
ewes, heavy, 17.00 91.00.
Chicago Uvestoch.
Chicago, April 21. Cattle Receipt,
1.000 head; compared with week ago beef
ateer and ahe atock 15025o higher; year
ling up most; bulla and calves, mostly 6o
higher; light butcher bulls up mow;
atockera and feeders 5c higher; week'
top. yearling steers, IS.35; matured ateer.
SS.00: week bulk ot aalea, beef steers,
S7.S69S.60; "butcher cows and heifers,
15.7697.15; cannera and cutters. 13.669
4.60; bologna bulls. S4.6094.S0; veal
calves. S7.769SI5; stockers and feeder.
$7.097.75.
Hog Receipt. 1,000 head: market, ac
tive; light, mostly 60 higher; other,
atrong to lOo higher than Friday' av
erage; shippers bought about 2,00 head;
holdover, lights, top. $10.75; bulk, $10,259
10.70; pigs, about steady.
Sheep Receipts, 7.000 head;' fiv dou
bles 7S to 88-pound clipped Iambs, $14.76
914.S5; one double fed Texas shorn weth
er, $1.75; all on ahipplng accounts: oth
er to packers; compared with week ago
, market unevenly 259?6o higher; better
grade fat lambs and yearlings advanced
most.
Sloax City Livestock.
Sloui City, la., April 2. Cattle Ro-ceipt,-
1.000 head. Market compared to
week ago: Fed steers and yearling, 25
60o higher; warmed up steers and
yearlings, 1504Oo higher: top. $8.25; fat
cows and heifers. 3S06Oo higher; top,
$7.70; cannera. 60o higher; veals, steady;
top, $10.00; feeders. 2ao higher; calvea,
3504Oo higher; bulls. 15025a higher;
, feeding rows and heifers, 25e higher;
tockers. 3506Oe higher.
Hogs Receipts, 4.000 head: market, ac
tive, steady, 10o higher; butchers, $S.SS
910.10; lights, $10.20; heavy mixed, $9.00
9S.75: heavy packers. $8.60: native plge,
$10.00010.75; atags, $3.60; bulk of sales,
IS.85 9 10.10.
Sheep Receipts, none: market, 2505SC
higher compared to a week ago.
St. Joseph Ureatm-k.
St. Joseph. Mo., April 2. Hogs Re
ceipt. $.00 head; market, 6010c higher;
Sep, $10.40; bulk. $10.100 10.40.
Cattle Receipts, 100 head: market.
Tjomtnal; steers, $7.0008.69: cow and
heifers. $5.o0.lfl; calves. $8.60 08.60.
Sheep and Imbe Receipts. " head;
Iambi, $15.00916.65; awes. 8.:69.a.
Omaha Grain
Omaha, April 29, 1922.
Omaha receipts of wheat and corn
vert heavy today, 108 can of the
former and 107 cars of tit latter
being reported in, whila the run of
other sraini was light
shipments were large, also con
sitting mainly of wheat and corn.
The above movement compared
with receipts of all kinds lat year
oi v cars and shipments o! 17) cart.
Demand for cash wheat in the
local market waa not so good today
and a sood many samn ea were car
ried over. The sales were made at
2c to Jc lower than yesterday. Cash
demand ana prices were quoted on
changed to jc higher. Oats were
slow and unchanged to lie lower.
Hye sold lc to 2c up and barley was
unchanged.
TV HEAT.
No. dark hardt I car. II II.
No. I hard winter) I car. II IS.
No. I hard wlnleri 1 car 141 rer rent
dark). (I 8ft: l-l rar amully). 11.10: 4
car. II :! I ear II per eeat dark). 11.11
i rar. ii.si: i rar ismuiin. si. at
No. $ hard wlniert I ear, 11.11; 1 ear
(4 per cent heat damaged), 11.17.
Sainpl hard wlnteri I rar (4 per cent
heal damaged), 11.04: I car (I per cent
heal damased), II : 1 car, i.i.
No. a v.lluv hard: 1 rar. $1.14.
No. I mtsed: $ rar (durum), 11.17; 1
ear (durum, amutty). SI It,
He. I mlaedi I rar heavy, durum), tt.1l;
I rar mutty,( durum), 11.14; t-l car
(ourum), .
Mo. I durum! 1 re (red), lr.il.
CO UN.
No. 1 while: 1 tar, 64c; I car. Ie;
I rar. tits.
No. S white; I cars, S4e; 1 car, II K.
No. I white! 1 rar, tlc
No. 4 whltei 1 car (dry), tlfte; 1 car,
?. ..
No. l yellow: i car, vo.
No. S vellowi 1 rar. 644ci 1 car (ahlp-
pera' weights). 144; I rar (shippers
weights), I4n; IS rare. 64o: l-l car. 64c.
No. yellowi a cars, t!c; l-l car,
im.
No, yellowi l rar, saws.
No. 1 mlied! t rar, S3e.
V. 1 miaed: 7 cars. Sic: I cars (ship
pers' weight.), lie; 1 car (near yellow),
. . . . . ..... ......
tio. I muea; l car near wnnvj, jtiv,
1 car, tic.
VA1
v 1 white: 1 car (heavy). 364e: t
rare, UMa; I car (ahippera' weight.),
libs.
No. 4 white: S ears, S6e.
No, a mixed: I car. 16 It a
RTH.
No. 1: 1 car, 11.00.
No. 1: 1 car, Sic; 1 car, ISc,
Mo. 4: 1 car, lc.
BARLKT.
No, S: 1 car, 17c,
No. 4: 1 car, 66c
FRIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Wheat Today: Receipts, 1.017,000;
shipments. 670,000. Week ago: Kecelpta.
662.000; shipment. 401.000. Tear ago:
Receipts, 621,000; shipments, 141,000.
Corn Today: Recelpta, 733,000; ship
ments, 466,000. Week ego: Receipts,
438,000; shipments, 146.000. Tear ago:
Recelpta 620,000; shipments. 186.000.
Oats Today: Recelpta, 481,000; ship
ments, 671,00V. Week ago: Receipts, 13(1.
000; shipments, 408,000. Year ago: Re
ceipts, 466,000; shipments, 160,000.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
(Carlots)
Week Tear
Receipts Today Ago Ago
Wheat 10S 61
Com 107 . e (,
Oata S $
Rye S a.
Barley 11
Shipments
Wheat S7 e
corn 7t 18
Oat 10
Rye m IS S
Barley 1
CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS
'.'.'.. Week Tear
Today Ago Ago
Wheat 64 123 . 133
Corn 141 6S 113
Oata 10S 108 100
KANSAS CITT CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Week year
Today Ago Ago
Wheat i 250 10S 244
Corn 67 68 15
Oats IS 3 11
ST. LOUIS CA BLOT RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Today Ago Age
Wheat .. 63 4 4i
Corn SO . . 15 49
Oata 27 IS SO
NORTHWESTERN CAR T.OT RECEIPTS
OF WHEAT.
Week Tear
Today Ago Ago
Mlnneapoll ..120 . 121 234
Duluth .4 6 41
Winnipeg 161 108 166
Holiday.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TJpdik Grain Co. DO. 2627. April SS.
Art I Open. High. I Low. I Close. Tea.
whin n i
May 1.43 1.43 1.33 1.3SH 1.42U
. 1.43!4 1.39 1.4214
July 1.3 .12744 1.26 1.36 1.26
1.26 1.28 1.16
Sep. 1.18 1.19 1.1S 1.18 1.18
111 1.1$
Ry (
May I 1.0S 1.0i 1.074 101 1.08
July I 1.05 1.06 1.03 1.03 1.04
Sep. I .17 .97 .97 .07 .07
Corn f
May .11 .41 .0 .61 .61
1 .60 .......
July .65 .66 .14 .14 .65
Sep. :l ' " Yti i ' ' '.67 ' ' '.67 ' ' '.67
17
Oat I
May .37 .17 .36 .16 .17
17 17
July .40 .40 .1$ .11 .40
.40.,
Sep .41 .41 .41 .41 .41
rork
'May 11.00 . 11.00 21.00 21.01 21.00
Lard
May - 10.11 10.15 10.SJ 10.10 10.10
July 11.10 11.20 11.07 11.15 11.07
Ribs
May 11.70 11.15 11.65 11.67 11.10
July 10.90 11.06 10,10 11.05 10.87
New York Cone.
New York. April SS. Yesterday's ral
lies wer followed by a renewal of scat
taring liquidation In the mark it for coftee
futures hero today. Th opening wa 2
to 8 points lower, with the decline ex
tending to 9.66c for July and S.S60 for
September In th late trading, owing to
the absence of any aggreaslv support ana
reports of rather unsettled Brazilian
market. Cloalng price were the lowest,
showing net losses ot S to 13 points.
Sales were estimated at about 19,000 baga.
May, 9.86c; July. 9.65c; September, 9.35c;
October. S.lJc; December, S.Hc; January,
1.23c; March, S.22c.
Spot Coffee Dull; Rio 7. 10o: San
tos 4s. 14t)14c. There were few cost
and freight offers. The average aaklng
price for Santos 4a was said to he around
13.60c, whllj there were offers of Rio
7s at S.8O0I.IOC. American credit.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga.. April 29. Turpentine
Quiet; 86c; aalea, none; recelpta, 48!
barrels; shipments, 160 barrels; stock,
2,484 barrels.
Rosin Steady; sales. S44 cask; re
ceipts, 894 casks: ahipments, 186 cask;
atock, 63,050 casks.
Quote B., $4.00; D., $4.15: E. T., $4.20;
G. H. I.. $435; K., $4.30; M.. $4.60; N.,
$5.50; W., $5.60: W. W.. $5.75.
Mlaneapoli Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn., April 29. Wheat
Cash: No. 1 northern. $1.69 41.61 ;
May, $1.53; July. $1.43.
Corn No. S yellow, 646Se.
Oats No. 3 white, $53le.
Barley 63064c.
Rye No. 2. $1.01 1.01.
Flax No. 1, $2.8093.63.
New York Metal.
New York. April 19. A better demand
has been reported for copper during the
past week and prices have been generally
firm. Quotations still range from 12 9
1.1c. but It Is. claimed that very little
copper is obtainable below the 13c level.
Iron was unchanged.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, III., April 29. Butter, lower;
creamery extras. 39c: firsts, 34f2Sc;
seconds, 3154c; standards, 18c
Eggs Lower; receipts. 63,643 rases;
firsts, !3e; ordinary firsts. 21J21c:
miscellaneous, 2223c: storage packed
extras. $c; storage packed firsts, 25c
New Tork Prodtrr.
New York. April 29. Butter Steady;
creamery extras. 39 c
Eggs Irregular.
Cheese Weak: atate whole milk flats,
fresh average run. IS c.
St. Lool firaln.
St. ' Louis, April 29. Wheat May,
$1.S8; July. $1.32.
Torn May, 69c; July, 4.
Oats May, S8c; Jury, 41a .
Market,
Qilcago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Oeaaiut Is i4 WtfW,
, Chicago. April 29. Wide fluctua.
tioni in May wheat featured the grain
markets today, Grain conditions
were the dominating influence. While
values were higher early, there was
sharp break. Final trades were at
loss of 2 5 8c. The deferred dc
liveries were unchanged. Corn show
ed a strong undertone, but eased off
toward the last, when it !ot 3 Sc.
while oats were off 5 B(J7-e. and
rye 5-miJ.4c lower for the day.
Liquidation was on in all grains
in the last week, due to evening up
on the part oi longs in the May de
hvery. The finish on wheat was well
toward the bottom, with net lot.es of
I l'2ifS l-8c Corn received good
support, however, and loit only 3-8
C'i.-.8c. Oats were 7-Hrtil 7-8c lower.
Rye was under pressure and finished
wnh a net loss of 1 l-2Mc. Pro
visions were unsettled with lard 10
ft !2 l-2c lower, and ribs 5(20c
higher. Shorts in May wheat cover
ed early on the closing advance of
1($1 1 -4c in Liverpool and on even
ing up for the week-end. That car
ned prices up to $1.43. 7-8. Toward
the last scattered longs started to
liquidate and found support lacking,
making a break of 4 7-8c from the
top and prices fluctuated very rapid
ly until the close. The deferred de
heveries were effected bv the
of May and broke after an early ad-
vjiitc, vuisiuc interest was not
large.
(lermany Heavy Burer.
Rouses with seaboard ronneetlon wer
cllv early buyer of July, hedging
esainai sale or new croo winter to
Uermany. That country wa aald lo have
raaen over 1. ooo.no bushel In addition
to a Ilk Quantity th nrevloua dev.
Movement In th eouthweat allows aisna
or increasing. Chicago Is buying freely
at Kama. city. May In th latter mar
ket went to over 1 per cent discount tin.
der Chicago at on tun and rloaed 16
under. There waa talk of chart-re be
ing marl for l.ono.ooo to 1. 600,000 buah.
ela to take out wheat exported to b de
livered on May contract her.
Corn ahowed a strong undertone early,
hut later (her waa general selling or
May by longs which carried price off
around In from the early top nd the
finish was about th bottom. Klevator
Interests nouxht May and sold th de
ferred deliveries. Cash demand wa only
fair, with snot price about unchanged
aa compared with th May. Bulk of the
trade In oat waa In changing from the
May to (he July hv sc.ttered long anal
the difference widened to I S-Sr. com.
pared with lo the previous day. Private
reports suggested a decrees of 11 per
cent In the crege.
Ry was effected by th action or other
grain and rloaed easy. Export demend
waa only fair, although some business
wa aald to have been put through at
the seaboard.
Fit Notes.
Jailmates on deliveries of cash grain
on May con tracts Monday are 1.500.000
bushels wheat. 2.000.000 bushels or more
each of corn and oat. 750.000 bushels
rye, about all th stork there Is here,
about 2,000,000 pound of lard. The trade
had a report tnat cnartera ior more
than 1.000,000 bushel ot wheat had been
mm Am fnr ahlnmont east as soon as It I
delivered. It I said that th wheat had
been placed at th seaboard and abroad.
There wa liquidation both waya In
wheat today, especially In the May. A
lot of Umld shorts covered early, advanc
ing the prlc 1 6-80 over Friday' close.
Selling later against purchase of rash
wheat In th country nd pressure from
local Intereeta, who ar bearish, forced
price down nearly 4o to $1.1$ with a re
covery of to o at th close. Local
trader who sold round $1.43 wer good
buyers at $1.40 and under. Th seaboard
picked up a lot ot May and cash houses
bought May and old July freely around
13 o difference. There was also com
mission 'house buying around $1.39.
A cargo ot No. 2 hard wheat delivered
at Georgian Bay Is aid to be under
negotiation at May price. Tht I said to
be a very low figure.
Kansaa City wheat tock decreased 101,
000 bushels in flv days. Receipt there
today wer 260 car and 400 ar expected
Monday.
There are 1.11S car of all grain on
track In Chicago.
A bullish feeling prevails among a
number of leading corn trader who Be
lieve that price aro to work irregularly
hiohar others claim that those who sell
hort will get th carrying charges even-
tUa.lhn run... ,vi that there are too
many people who hav no Idea of value
of grain or wnai in cuai vi -
"-An effort Is being mad to hav the
barge rate on th Brie canal from Buf
falo -to New York reduced to a bai
that will compete with the Montreal rout
and divert a large part of the grain
shipment that are attracted to Canadian
porta to United State ports.
In reviewing th corn situation, Rlordon,
Martin A Co. ay they fall to see where
the incentive is to market corn at . to
cents per bushel when farmers can feed
and secure around $1 per bushel on th
present price ot hog.
Foreign Exchange. "
New York. April 29. Foreign Exchang
Steady. , ..m.
Oreat Britain uema.no.. .t, - '
$4.43; 60-day hill on banks, $4 40.
Francs Demand, .ui:
Italy Demand, .0529: cablea. .03J.
Belgium Demand. .0844; cable. .0145.
Germany Demand, .0035; cable.
0036. . . ; .... ....
Holland Demand, .Jn: caoies, .ai.
Norway Demand, .1870.
Sweden Demand, .2690.
Denmark Demand, .2111.
Switzerland Demand, .1941.
Spain Demand, ,1562.
l' ...n. n.m a nil .046.
Poland Demand, .0002.
Ciecho-Slovakla Demand, .0193.
Argentine Demand, .3612.
Brasil Demand, -.1376.
. Montreal .98. . .
Kansaa City Llv Stork.
Kansas City, Mo.. April 29. (United
State Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Re
ceipts, 300 head: market for week: Beef
steers 1540c higher; top, $8.60; sh stock,
26G60O higher; fanners, cutters, bulls,
atock cowa and heifers strong to 60 high
er; calves, $1.0001.60 higher; stockers and
feeder ateady to 16o higher; atock calvea
trong to 5o higher.
Hogs Receipts, 300 head; market gen
erally steady, fairly active; bulk desir
able kind, $10.20010.35; top, $10.85; bulk
of sales, $10.0010.35; throw out ows,
$8.8589.00; tock pigs, $10.2610.35.
Sheep No receipt; for market for
week: Lamb steady to 26o higher: top,
$16.00; sheep, 2660o higher; moatly 50c
higher.
New York General.
New York, April 29. Wheat Spot
firm; No. 2 red and No. S hard. ll-SS.
No. 1 Manitobla, $1.59 and No. 2 mixed
durum, $1.46 c. I. I., track New York, to
"corn Soot, firm; No. 2 yellow and No.
1 white. $0o and No. 2 mixed, 79c, c.
i. f., New York, all Tsil.
0ate Spot, steady: No. 2 white, 4 4c.
Lard Firm; middle west, ll.40ejl.S0c.
Cther articlea unchanged.
New Twit Dry Goods.
New York. April --C"t' 'Zel
market v;er quieter today, with prices
sta-dy. Yarn purchases at advances
"owed up considerably ontra.t with
the large business don In cleaning up
stock lot. There was some taprovement
in the .mall lots of worsted "en
wear and dress goods. Burlaps markets
were tdy. Linens were quiet. Jobber,
rjoorted a quiet bualness.
Chicago Potatoes. .
wec S
Wisconsin sacked round whites. bulK,
2 00 cwt.; Michigan n
H.90O2.00 cwt.; Waho sacked Bri.
M102.15 cwt.; new stock dull; Florida
double headed ' Spaulding '
$6.60e bbl.: No. 2. mostly $o.00.
' New Tork Pried F-'t. '
y,w Tork. April 29.- wle A"
plee Quiet.
Prunes Steady.
SAprlrot Scarce.
Peaches Quiet.
Raisins Quiet. ,
Raisins Easy.
Mlnneapoll Flour.
Minneapolis. Minn.. ."bt1Tlw,r"
Unchanged: shipments, 64,6.$ bbl.
Bran J23.00.
. Bar BUrer.
Nw York. April 29. Foreign Bar Sil
ver 67e.
Mexican Dollar 11 a
Financial and Industrial News of
Financial
Ey ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Omaha Be leans) Hlra,
New York, April ?-The week
ended with firmneis in practically all
the markets, but with few important
changes for the day, Althousli rret
ly much everything went liiicher on
tne stock exchange, the advances
were extremely irregular and for
the most part only Iraetional. The
slocks which moved uu 1 to J noints.
of which there was a considerable
number, embodied in their movement
repurchase of professional "shorts'
or the maninulation biddino? o nro
fessional "pools" or both. Outside
buying apparently had little or no
hand in it.
Foreign exchange rates gained
ground fractionally. Sterling closed
at exactly the closing rate of the
preceding week and at the same rate
as on the opening day of the Genoa
conference, hut not at last week's
men rate. I he continental exchance
rates, although all above the week's
low figures, mostly showed fractional
loses for the week as a whole.
r.iperl IJI4I rroen Ciena.
Remembering Ihe manner In ethlch (he
es.hang rate r-.pon.led to th varying
ar-io-usr eutiooK ai in waaninslon
conference, th moat that ran be aald
of their recent movement Is that they
how th International mony market to
hav especled lull from Ihe tienoa de.
liberation and therefor to have been
very lit t lea disappointed at th failure of
the conference lo achieve suectacular re.
suits, but that there ie alo no vdenr
of th markefa participating In the
gloomy forebodings uttered by Llnd
(ieurge and gpm of th ncwipaper cor
respondent. 1'erhapa a doten bonds went ebove th
year highest prlree today! they were
almost tnilrely railway securities. Nan
ot ihe Liberty l"sns or foreign bond
reached new high ground; In fart th
market a a whole changed lull. A
glanr (t th net change for l lie week
shows nearly all bonds at a higher level,
many of them I or 1 polnla aliov the
prevlou week' closings, whereaa for
atorka, th net advance and net de
clines ar fairly equal.
The considerably more Interesting com
parison which th ori-.alon suggeata, how.
ever, la of th rhangea for the completed
month. On Ihbasla of th Times' aver
agra railway alia res advanced 1 polnta
b-tween th end of March and th end
of April and indualrlal aha res 4 polnla.
Th general average for atock I not yet
anywhere near the early aprlng of 1930,
the autumn of 1111, or emlstlc week In
ISIS. '
Th average for bond had advanced
only 2 polnta during April and, al
though higher than at any time In th
three past calendar yeara, la not yet hack
to the level reached when th war ended,
of this comparison It must he remem
bered that whereaa It doea nut Include
either foreign loan or Liberty bonds,
prices of our own war loana ar today 3
or 4 per cent abov armlsllc week, while
all of th forelng government bond ar
selling abov their subscription price.
New York Stocks
Ranit of price of the leading atock
furnished by Logan Bryan, 24$ Pater
Trust building:
RAILKOAD3.
Tues.
High Low Close Close
A, T. 8. P. ..101 100 100 100
Raltlmoro A Ohio 47 "4 474 47 47
Canadian Pacific. 141 141 141 141
N. Y. Central 91 90 w 0 90
Cheaa. A Ohio... 65 66 65 65
Ot. Northern 75 76 16 74 ,
Illinois Central.... 107 10S4 106 ins
Kan. City Bouth'n 28 28 28 !8
Lehigh Valley ... 63 62 62 63
Missouri Pacific... 24 24 24 24
N. Y. N. H. ... 29 28 28 28
North'n Pacific... 76 76 76 76
Chicago & N. W.. 7514 741 71.14
Penn. R. R. ..... 41 41 41 41
Reading 77 16 76 76
C, R. L P. .... 46 46 45 46
South'n Pacific... 90 89 89 89
Southern Ry 25 24 24 26
Chi.. Mil. St, P.. 27 27 27 26
Union Paciflo ....1-8 117 138 137
STEELS.
Am. Car Foundry.. 161 161 111 160
Allls-Chalmer 60 49 50 49
Am. Looomotlv...115 114 114 114
Baldwin Loco 116 116 115 115
Bethlehem Steel... 79ft vsv ' .
Colo. Fuel & Iron 32 31 32 . 20
Crucible 65 64 64 64
Am. Steel Foundry 394 38 3H 3s
Lackawan'a Steel.. 67 67 67 66
Midvale Steel 38 17 3$ 37
Pressed Steel Car.. .... 7!
Rep: Steel & Iron.. 63 1 61 61
Ry. Steel Springs.. 101 101 101 101
Sloss-Schef field ... 46 44 44 43
U. 8. Steel 98 97 8 S7
Vanadium 43 42 42. 41
COPPERS.
Anaconda 63 62 63 63
Am. S. A R. Co... 68 67 68 66
Cerro De Pasco.... 37 37 37 86
Chili 19 18 19 18
Chlno ...a 29 28 29 ....
Cal. A Arlsona.... 59 69 69 ....
Inspiration 41 40 40 40
Kennecott 32 31 32 30
Miami 29 29- 29 28
Nav. Consol. 16 16 16 16
Ray Conaol 16 16 16 16
Seneca 18 13 13 13
Utah 66 65 66 65
OILS.
General Asphalt... 63 62 62 61
Cosden 43 42 42 42
Service plus
for the
Moderate
Investor
We exercise the sane
degree of care and the
same diligence in at
tending to the needs of
the.
; Smaller Investor
as we do in serring the
relatively greater one.
Scad )tr tv "Current"
DUNHAM E(p
IstliU jor
4VI Kgrhangej Place, New York
$300,000
WOOD COUNTY,
WISCONSIN
5
Highway Improvement
Bonds
Dated April 1, 1920
Dua Serially 1928-31.
Denominations $1,000 - $500
Principal and semi-annual
interest payable at Wisconsin
Rapid, Wis.
Price: to yield 4.50
C.E. JOHNSON
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New York Bonds
(Tht, Bee ia the only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
ficial close of the New York Stock
exchange bonds.)
New Tork. Anrll Si rnnlr.... i ,k-
broad and active movement of atock at
higher levela. today' bond market waa
relatively restricted and Irregular. Th
Liberty erleii registered narrow an ,.n.
certain movement and Internationals
wer dull.
Moderate gains were mad bv cn.l.ra
especially Chesapeake & Ohio convertible
a -.vs. n caning s ana Krie General 4a,
weatern and southwestern rail ware In.
rllned to react. Chicago A Alton l
falling 2 point. laoral utilities also lost
ground, New Tork, West Chester Bos
ton losing 4 and Consolidated Gas 7s, 1
point. Total sales (par value) at-gre.
gated 19,847,000.
- I'nlted State Bond.
Sale tin 1.000) High Low Close
2 Liberty ! .. 99.60 99.40 99.40
' 1 Liberty 1st 4S.. 99.14 99.34 . 99.34
4 Liberty 2d 4s .. S4.40 99.40 99.40
SO Liberty 1st 4s. 99.78 S9. 99.64
432 Liberty 2d 4s. S9.S4 99.10 99.60
380 Liberty 3d 4S 99.16 99.7S 99.74
666 Liberty 4th 4. 99.90 99.12 99.13
381 Victory 1... .100.44 100.60 100.61
41 Victory IK ..100.04 100.02 100 01
Foreign fTovernment, State and Municipal.
SS Argentine 7s 101 101 101
2 Chineao Gov Ry I. 64 54 64
1 City Bergen I ....110 110 110
' S City Berne 1 113 113 111
18 City Bordeaux la .. 87 87 87
12 City Christian! 8s. 110 109 109
27 City Copert 6 ... 93 92 93
15 City Lyons 6s .... 87 87 87
27 City Marseilles 6s. 87 87 87
S City R D Jan 8s. ..104 103 104
2 City 8 Paulo 8s ...106 105 105
; 1 City Toklo 6s - 73 73 73
8 City fiurlch 8 112 112 112
' 1 Danish Muni 8s A. Ill 111 111
S3 Dept ot Seine 7s... 95 95 95
29 Dom Can 5s n 21.101 101 101
109 Do Can 6a 31 99 99 99
est
WATER DEPARTMENT
Statement of Operations
1 Jsn. 1. 121 lo Dee. tl, 1921.
Incora from Water f untitl
ed ........... tl,04M47.J9
lies Operating Expense:
Pumping Station Eipente. .$4,851.4S
General Expenies ......... 18S.94S.4S
Maintenance and Repairs.. 27.402.6S
Depreciation of Kant 118,874.46 2,057.v
Total Nt Operating Income
Add Other Incom: - .
Water Main Dlrtrlct Tax
Levies 12.SS4.92
.Mi. Earning , 22.28S.95
Interest from:
Bond and Warrant ....... S4.S47.9S
Misc. Interest 17,621.81
, .
Deduct:
Int. on Bond) ft Exchange. 810,111.3(1
Corn Crop 275.8
Print Shop 781.69
Net Cain for th year..
"Transferred to: "
Reterve for Sinking Fund.. 179,994.68
Surplus 14,790.91
214,785.51
Balance Sheet
December tl, 1921.
RESOURCES!
Cash on hand and in Bank
account Receivable
Amount due from Ice Dept. for Fund Adv.
Unexpired Int. and Deferred Charges..,
Inventory
Rondo held as Investment
Mfsc, Equipment
Plant, Net Book Valne
Total Retourct
' , LIABILITIES!
Accounts Pavahls Includ
ing deposits .........I
Unearned Metered Serv...
Employe Bond Subscrip
tions Accrued Int. and Deferred
C.rmAitm
54,471.12
1,217.88
650.00
4.820.24
Bond outstanding
6,892,000.00
Total Liabilities
Exec ol Retourc ever Llabilitiet
presented by th following:
Insurance Reserves 67,246.12
Reserve for W.M.D. Levies 84,476.8
Reserve for Sinking Fund 740,546.90
Surplus, a carried en books:
Bal. Jan. 1,
1921 ....$787,185.28
Adjust, prior
period ... 1,929.11
Gain from
1921 Op.. 84,790.91
Omaha Water
Bds. Red. 608,000.00
Benson Bdt.
Red. ... 58,000.00
Repaid by
Ice Pit. .. 266.704.4J
Total Surplas 1.701.160.42
$2.583,828 JS
This Is to certify,
by my direction, as
now en fil in thia
fl nl Ess 14 4s 4f, 14 14
41 Hut fca I..4 t SI, 11 94 V
rreark K.g I ,,,,IV 11 14
11 "ox . m, ,, 11 V) IV
II Jihims 1st V.. II II SI
IS Jaiae e If 111 14
S King H-lsmia fs,s IM 4 V
S Kleg talliiw 4 ,.14 ll 14
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14 King Keik.r ... t II', Itv
S King Haitif ...111 IIIW IIIW
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14 Ly M.4 ..... tlW ti tiU
I Hap Chile 41. ..14 .v 14
S Wveea 7 ,.114 II II
15 gu 4 ..leiv 11 atA
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S Armour ' 4.. 91 II 91
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5 M.-h hteel ref I.. 11 91 SI
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' II Can I'ae e)ah 4 .. I4 lot,
f Cent Uenrgi ... 99 99 91
1 Central Mather It. 91V 97 V SI
I Cer de IVaeo la. ...Ill 111 III
11 Che A llh cv I .. 91 94 91
4 Che Hh rv 4. 14 99
II I' U 4 g ref S A. 99 91 91
S Chi l aat 111 It. 11 91 11
II Chi lit West 4 ... 41 11 S1V
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21 Chli Copper ... SI o
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12 Con Coal Mary I. 11 11 lt
IS Conaol Ua 1 111 111 111
2 Cub Can Ru d la. 11 II 4'
S lel I-.11 ref Ss ....0!V 101 loll
IS it 1'nl Ry 4 .. 11 11 J
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f lu Tont n N T.07 101 17
21 Iuiue Light 4s. ..104 103', 1"4
s:n gen 4 14 l '14
IS Kn p r 4 44 14 4
II risk Rubber Ss .'. .10V 106 104
14 Kram Ind dev 1.100', 10 J0
12 (len Kleo deb 1... 9 99 99
15 llnoily'r Tire I 21.101 1i: In)
IS Onudy'r Tli I 41.114 116 116
S 114 Trk Can T ...114 111 114
14 Or Trk Can la ....104 li4 101
14 lt Northern 7 A.ini 19 ll
15 Ot North l B...110 19 O0
14 Nil Sla ref 6 A. II 14 14
II Hu A Ma a I 6a .. S4 11 11
S Indiana titel I ... 94 99 91
4 Inter Agrlr I .... 10 90 14
40 Inter Met 4 rtf. 16 16 11
211 Inter It T r-f 6.., 7"', 69 1
41 Inter M M Sf 6.... 91 91 91
22 .Invinci Psp ref 6a B 14 96 la;
2 Invincible OH I .. 94 91 S(
15 Iowa Ont ref 4 .. 49 48 44
17 K C F 8 A M .. 80 1" 10
1 K f! Southern. B .. 88 91 M
5 Ketly-fSprln Tlr 8a. 108 101 10
1 I.acka Mteel 6 23.. 99 99 99
S Lacks Kteel 6a 10.. 89 8 19
2 L H A M 8 d 4 28. 94 94 94
S Lehigh Valley ..103 10:v 102
S I.lg A My 're 6s .. 96 96 96
Lorlllsrd 6s 96 96 96
27 Lou A Naa ref 5s.l03 101 102
T Lou Naa tin 4s.. 91 91 91
15 M 8 R con 6s .... 91 91 91
IS Mexican Petrol Ss..l05 106 106
SMS Tel 1st 5s ... S8 91 98
5 Midvale Steel cv I 90 99 90
14 M eV 8 L ref 6 ... 60 60 60
6 M S P &SSM .10! 102 102
lMKATnplSaA 84 14 14
1 Mo Pan ref 6s 23.. 100 100 100
11 Mo Pan gen 4s .... 66 66 65
2 Mont Power 6s A... 96 93 96
2 N O T M Inc 6s.. 70 70 70
2 N Y Central col 7s.l0 106 106
145 N T Central d 6a. .103 101 103
5 N T Edl ref 8s ..109 109 109
1 NYNH ft H CV 6 48 83 83 83
2 NYNH K d 4a 67.. 64 64 64
2 N Y Tel d 6a 49.. .105 106 106
6 N Y Tel ref 6s 41.104 104 104
2 N Y W A B 4a.. 57 66 ' 67
' 13 Nor A Sou 6 A..., 69 67 69'
2 Nor Po p I 4s... . 87 87 87
8 Nor Pao gen Ss ... 63 63' 63
17 Nor Pac GNJ 6.106 106 106
6 N W B T 7s 106 106 106
I O It S N IN 4s.... 87 87 87
B O S L t la Ctts...lfll 101 101
14 O W R R A N 4s.. 81 81 81
8 Pao One A Elee 6a. 11 11 11
7 Pack Mot Car 8a. .106 106 106
1 Pan-Am P A T 7s. .100 100 100
17 Pa R R S .108 108 108
8 Pa R R gen 6a .... 19 99 99
11 Pa R R ger 4s... J0 90 90
. i Per Marq ref 6s.. 98 97 97
1 Ueoria A Eaat I 4 31 31 31
1 Pierce Oil deb 8.. 100 100 100
15 P C C A S L t A. 97 96 97
21 Pro & Refln 8s.... 102V 102V 102V
- 3 Reading gen 4s ... 86 86 85
2 R G & W 1st 4s 71 79 79
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES DISTRICT
ICE DEPARTMENT
Statement of
Jan. 1, 1911 to
Income from Ie and Brine
Sale
I, Cost of fiataa
Leit Cost of HauKng
Cross Mfg. aal Trading
Leu:
General Expentet ......... 14,124.64
Jitney Station Expente ,...' 14,806.18
Maintenance and Repairs .2.685.10 ,." '
419,589.(4
'
101,894.75
Depreciation ...............
Nt ' Incom from Operations. .
Add Other Incom ........
Interest Received
t 626,184.89
.
-
811,698.88
.t 214,786.51
' "
1 $ 2U.78S.51
Let Interett on Inrettmmt
Nat Cain for th year.
Transfprred ! ,
Reserve for Sinking Fund
Burpm 109,155.77 1
Loss prior period ........ 1.288.88
$118,657.41' $115,657.41
Balance Sheet
Dtcembw tl, 1921.
RESOURCES I
Cash on hand
Aeeonnta ReeeivaKIa)
...$ 60,677.09
Deferred Charge
ll1V..lft..
S86.867.20
168.860.55
118.812.51
146.8I1.5S
1.185,009.40
42.672.1S
7,188,812.56
. j ............,,., aQ.OVO.SO
Mitcellaneous Equipment 14,049.66
net on vsiu oi rint
Total Rassurc
- 'LIABILITIES I
Aeeonnta Pavabla .
Du- Water Dept.- for Funds
..$9,516,448.08
adv.
Total Llabilitlti .......
Exc f Rasources over
represented by the following:
Insurance Reserve
Reserve for Sinking Fund:
Bl. I-1-Zl..g S.84S.1I
from 1921 On. I til H
Surplu Account:
.86.962,614.64
Bal. 1-1-21.. 127.I4I.SS
Gain 1921 .. 109,156.77
C a r r I c d a
Auto Exp.. 4,177.29 '
82,683,828.89
Total Surplus .,
, 12,583,826.39
that an audit ef Ihe books and affaire of the
provided by Chapter 211. Scion Ltvi of 1816,
offie.
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I 1'nna.t iug I ,,el 11 ll
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Total aalaa of bund mUy war l..
I47.n, roinfar! auh III Ilt.tl Pi,
viou day 4 II.S.ii a ar (ga,
Iblraga Mark.
Rang of prlea of th leading Chlrat
nm.ks fuiiil.li.d by lAan A lrn, S4I
I'eiei Trust building I
Aratnur A Co. i(4 If
Cudahy 94
Cnnt, Mnlnr S
Karl Motor.. , I'A
l.ibby ..... J
llunigomery-Ward 2?'
I'lSgley Ul((ly 44
eHMrrt-V.'riier 3v
Cwifl A C ,
"lft Inl uu
I'nlon Carhld , 171
'hi I.;..!!;;;; 7
VYrlgley jj
New York ltn.
Nw Tork. April 19. Ijit Iq today-
abhrerlatad rotten session selling pr.aaur.
Inereaard and an earlv ssin was liint
entirely rancillad. th ia rnaiug J points
net higher lo 2 point net lower.
Hpnt unchanger, 11.360 for middling
uplaii'l.
Houthern spot markets were: Halve,
ton 17.40c. tim-hangrd; New Orlesn lie,
unchanged; havannah 17.13'. timluni.il;
Auguata 17c. unchanged; Mmphla I" J.'.,
iinchansed: Houston 17.26c, unchanged;
Lltll Rock 17c, unchanged.
PetereTrust Company
Peters National Bank
firtiam jftimtieenth
GAS
Operations
Dee. tl, 1921.
. $276,0.33.26
..$ 78.872.90
25.085.94'
103.405.81
Gro Mfg.
Deduct;
Profit. . . .8172.624.4
a,Eptn,, ' $206,973.76
uistribntion Expente net . . 67.677.9S
Promotion Expente ' 27,852.62 '
Doubtful Account ft Misc. IS, 942. 6J ''
Depreciation of Plant 89,811 65
18,188.90. 49.45I.M
...$123,169.59
Add Other Income :
Contract Pip tine
Miac. Earning ....
Mdse. Jobbing
Interest
779.61
276.27 1,054.88
$124,224.47
8.567.06
,$116,65771
.
Deduct Interett paid . . . .
' Net Cain far th year .
Transferred to: p
Reterve for Sinking Fund
Contingent Reserv . . . .
Surplut Account
5,268.26 i
,
I (it as
a a , a. a.
, 811.49
n n . , -
Cih on hand and In Bank......
Account Reeelvabl
Inventory
Deferred Attets
Bond held Invcttment ......
Mite. Eouipment
Net Book Valu of Plant ,
............... 895,769 S7
..1440,687. 36-
- a 'ienan
Tot! Resources
,;
Accounts Pavahla
168.360.66 .
Deferred Credit
...$172,569.69
Ga Bonds outttanding .. 6,000.000.00
Liabilitlu.
.$268,018.17
Total Llabltitit
Exceae ef Resources aver Llakillilaa
11,182.77
limit II
represented hy th
Insurance Reserves
Contingent Reterv
Res. fnr Haa HI n
v .
Res. for Sinking
tiurolu Acct. as
1921 Gain.. 8261,358.61
Lena Dr. Bal.
1-1-21 .. 46,866.17
240.778.96
8298,018.17 $268,018.17
$214,492.46
Prev. period. 112.4
Aband. Frop. 1,668.88
$216,273.88
Uncol. Bills. 494.57
Motorcycl
Expent .. 160.21
Total Surplus
Vat rAln.itfl TttU.tta.6i T)iarrit tJ0 CX.Vm V-1.
and that the above 1a a true and correct summary of the rwort
3fc. W. MARSH. Auditor
N. Y. Curb Bonds
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ei a IkIIh!
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I I'hll Petrol 1 SI. Ill III 111
11 I'a Her Co NJ le ,.h ajt. 1,314
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lo Com h ai ,,.,i)i e;v, oV
14 Hian Oil NT 7 t4.llv l6 11
14 Hun Oil Kr 7s :?..H'IV 46 e
In taiaa Il NT 7 tl,.u l"l 14 1,
10 Hun UU 7 11', lot i, 1 ai,
I ha. if I i'a 7 :...le, nis I "IS
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St Tidal ( 7a ,...13 ll 11
4 1l Miun 7 14 14 !
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So I nl Itv lltv 7 l ok 16
IM Warn Nug 7 4I....I 1 I
12 ,al Kim 1 Il 11
4 Wnii hi.r 1s 21.11 11 l
14 A II at W I II ' 61 l
U I' M A H I' 4 .... 1 49
Char Iron I ....A 41 91 9
31 I' A II S tlV 99 : .
I Krr Te 1 11 n
6 lino alley I ,...en ) tie 14
S Int Ot Nor III t..... 44 tl 41 ,
Kan.s OAK la.. 94 tt 94
3 K ii Co I, .... tv t 41V
II N V N II A II 7.. SI to,
4 No Am 1a tl 91 91
II Nn Am Kill la .... 9: 91 9:
oa ri.ks a Ci ...lov l'" l""1,
4 I n II A l b Wl.. 9V 9 91
II West tt 11 la II ti ti
Knrrlgn Honda,
14 Riiaelan S rtf.. f 2 5
2 Hwia, -, IIH 11 l"l
Liotn of Can '.2 Wl I "in, 1 1"',
l ai ho hlov Hop , tl 9 !
44 Clly Kllierfeld Ss. A1, 1 1
l" r Hnlsann Sa, ,a,
I f I. It S, JV 3;
15 It H Metlio 4 41 41 . 41
1J1 N Y N II 1-lt Is... 74 54 14
A Thought for
Your Consideration
IN planning for the administra.
lion for your estate you should
consider both its legal and
business aspects.
By having your attorney draw
your will you will handle cor
rectly the legal questions in
volved. ,
naming the Peters Trust
. Co. at Executor and
Trustee you secure for
your estate the busi
ness ability and broad
business experience of
the officers of the
Peters Trust Co. and
Peters National Bank.
In thinkinir "seHouelr oi
th future you will realise
that thl anight ba 1 vary A
DEPARTMENT
Statement of Operations
Jan. 1, ltsh, to Dee. 81, 1921 .
Incom from Gas and By-Product Sales.. 11,946,180.82
Les Production Cost 839,414 24
Profit
..$1,107,176.11
' 409.609.41
$ 697,766.61
1, 826.41
18.877.96
- $6,698.29
9,699.41
61,60. 07
$ 7S9.267.T3
. , 2S1.494.78
.'$ 567,772!si x
I79.20t.74
67,212.58
261,858.63
$507,7725 $ 607,7725
'Balance Sheet
December 31, 1921.
RESOURCES:
..$
61,897.61
211,240.47
. 285.618.98
10.914.48
. ' 897,068.26
79,769.94
. 4,653.6S0.0t
.$5,710,079.78
.,
LIABILITIES:
4l-Aa,
8".17s!
. 6,085,297.82
t 624,782.46
following:
21,793.8a
101.016.21
T.,.. . IK -AO c.
Fund... 269.341.29
carried:
216,928.81
$ 624,782.48 $ 624,782.46
PubUo Account.