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THE REK: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAY 12. 1922.
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Cattle Horalpte. I.inf bd With a
fairly liberal Thureita' run at rattle the
m.rk.i we. rath.r .cllv and prlc
at.ady to atrong all around. ll.evy rattle
al tl.JIVI.IO and yearling around M 49
l I war. fully steady with Wednesday
and .how very llttl. chana. aa rompr..
uh a tHk afo. Cowa and h.lf.ra rulad
atudy today and about 114116a hKh.r
for in w.ck. Tbrra not much dolntl
In atok.ra and f.dra but prlct con
Unua nominally firm.
Uuolallona on ratlla: Chotra to prima
tnM, tl.UOMO: good to rholca bev.
17. 114)1.31; fair to good twavra. 17.414
17.11; common to fair bMvra. ll.IIOT.il;
ood to choir, y.arllna. 11.1101.71; fair
to food yrlln. 17.4011.10; common to
fair yaarllna. 7.007.4o; choir, to prima
h.lfara, 11.00 01.14; good to cholc. h.lf
.ra. 17.1001.00; fair to good baiter. 11.71
07.10; choice to prim cow. l.SC7.1it
good to cholc cowa, 11.1004.10; fair to
good cow. 16. 4001, 10; common to fair
cowa, 11.1506.00; good to choice feeder.
17.1101.16; fair to good feedera, 17.160
(.14; common to fair feedera. IS 6007.10;
good to choice atocker. 17. 1101.10; fair
to good atockere, 17.1607.76: common to
fair atockera, 14.7607. 165; atock heifer.
14.1401.00; .took cow, tl.IOOS.2S; atock
calv, I6.00OS.15; veal ralv.a, 11.600
10.09; bulla, ataga, ate,, t4.I6O7.60; atock
bulla, !.OO07.oo.
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No. A. Pr.
17 Ill T 71 10 1364 I 09
41 181 I 00 16 111J I 19
1 1141 16 1 1411 I II
17...., .146 I 44 16 1116 I 19
8TKGRS AND HEIFERS.
It 417 7 69 SI...... 717 T 71
11 77 7 76 13 776 7 19
II 174 t 10
COWS.
I. .....1174 6 26 1 1404 I 14
7 1141 I 66 19 177 I 19
7 1207 I 04 1 1!09 I 26
1 12;U I 36 1 1220 I 10
It 1101 I 86 4 1206 4 10
4 1660 7 35 '
HKIFER9.
4...... Ill 4 66 1 741 7 99
BULLS.
1......1240 4 76 1 1434 I II
1 1400 . I 00 1 160 t 69
1 109 7 49
CALVES.
1 '.81 . T 00 1 414 I 19
S 231 t 69 ' 9 19 19 10
Hogs Rec.lpta, 1,299 head. Trading to
day waa fairly active after a trading baala
Jiad been reached, bulk of hoga moving
rloae to 19o lower, aoma few early aalea
ware 19016a lower with atrength gained
aa the day advanced. Light hoga aold
from tl0.39O19.36 with a top price of
119.49. Mixed loada and butcher welghta,
110.00010 30 and packing grade. 19.260
10.09. Bulk of aalea waa I19.10O10.S0.
HOGS.
No. At. Sh. Pr. No. At. Sh. Pr.
12. .121 360 10 00 16. .289 79 19 96
71. .264 ... 19 16 SI. .283 140 19 29
13. .219 ... 19 26 ' 71. .214 79 19 24
71. .224 44 10 36 71. .236 ... 19 49
Sheep Receipts, 1,309 head. Price to
day ruled ateady to 26a lower, California
piing lamba being In good aupply and
ruling generally 2 So lower at 114.260
14..69 for beat quality. Clip lamba were
ateady to 26o lower with no choice handy
welghta offered, aalea being moatly within
a range of 113.90013.60. Wooled ewe av
eraging around 110 pound aold at 18.10.
One lot of California yearling went out
to feedera at 11.00. .
wuoimuon. on .neap; v
Fat lamba, good to cholc. .(13.26013.76
Pat lamba, fair to good .... 13.40013.26
Spring lamba 12.60014.76
Cult lamb 10.09012.99
Fat Vearllnga I. 11.00 0 12.69
Fat wether. 9.09011,09
Fat ewe, light 7.000 8.99
Fat awe, heavy 6.000 7.09
CLIPPED LAMBS.
No. Av. Pr. No. At. Pr.
33 fed.. 86 13 09 233 fed.. 34 12 71
104 fad.. II 13 09
. . ' Kanaaa City Live Stock.
- Kanaaa City, Mo., May 11. Cattle Re-
Int. . .AA .
-v,,., .,.vv ut.u .lu.n.i . k .. u .ecus.-,
alow and ateady; choice feedera, 17.160
1 16; calvea, steady to atrong; beat veal
r, tl.90QI.69: all other killing claa.ee
generally ateaay; top neavy ateers. .u;
mixed yearlings, 18.60; atralght yearling
heifer. 18.1608.26; few cows, 17.09; moat
lota, tt.60 0 6.60; cannera and cutter gen
erally 13.2504.75; few light , yearling
bulla, 17.00; moat older, kinds! 14.760
S.69.
Hog Receipt. 9,909 head;" opened
alow; closed actlv to packers and ahlp
pen; generally ateady to 10c lower; bulk,
189 to 239 pounds. $10.66010.65; packer
top. tl0.65; good and choloe. 279 to 321
pounds, tl9.46O10.59; bulk, I10.30O19.69;
sows, uneven; bulk, 11.1001.60; aoma
higher; stock pigs, strong to 19c higher;
best 110.60.
Sheep and Lamba Recelpte, 4.009 head;
alow and about steady; best light shorn
Texas wethers, ti-76; others. $8.50; lambs,
generally 25o lower: wooled Colorado.
n.io; Anaona aprinn held at 114.76.
, Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. III., May 11. Cattle Recelpte,
13,090 head; beef steers, steady to lOo low
V; top. $2.00; bulk bsef steers, 17.750
i.60; aha atock, steady to 16o lower; spots
off more on In-between grade, bulls,
weak to lOo lower, veal calves, 26c to 60c
higher; atockera and feedera. dull; bulk
Kj. maw. .-u. Itlt-'at . C T T A T ... w...(
bologna, bulls, around 15.99; veal calvea,
moatly at tl.99; best top packers at $1.69;
. to outsiders. 219.36.
Hoga Receipts, 28,909 head; opened 15o
to 25o lower than yesterday'a best time,
. .flj. A II. In-H-. V B ..... ..... T
closing weak; lights, unchanged; others,
, 10c to 20c lower; pigs, steady to 15o low
er, 10.26019.50; shipper took 1.509 hold
over liberal
fik... Du,lt. .AAA. ,.....
steady; undesirable kinds, dull; good and
choice California aprlng lambs, 116.60; sec
onds, $12.60: top shorn lambs, $13.19; bulk.
113.00013.75: choice California wooled
lambs, tll-50; fat awes, mostly $5,500
7.64.
St. Louis Llrestock.
East St Louis. III., May 11. Cattle
Receipts, 1,009 head; beef classes about
steady; cannera and veal calves, strong;
no good steers here: bulk steers. $7,260
7.TB ton heifers. 1ft. A0 welvht Sift rnntinri.
bulk yearlings. 17.7508.80: bulk beef cows.
15,25 0 4.25; bulk canners, 13.50; few "at
11.75; vealera, is.sv.
Hogs Receipts, 9.000 head; steady: few
late salea 5c to 10c lower than early:
most late hoes carried over: ton. 114.85:
bulk good butchers, 110.70014.80: bulk
194 to 140-pound averages, 110.00010.5";
packers, aowa, 18.00 0 9.25; quality fairly
trnrvt- w
Sheep Receipts, 13,909 head; spring
lamba and aged lamoa, ateaay o i.c low
er; handy ahp, 16o to 60c lower: heav.
lea. 60c to 11.00 lower; quality plain; na
tiv. tmrin-r lamba. mostly 114.00014.60
bulk handy ewes, t7.00O7.26; heaviee,
I4.OO04..
Sew Tork Prodsjc.
New Tork. May . Butter TThettll;
creamery, higher than extras, II03lc;
extras. 3714c: firsts, ISHc; packing stock
current make No. 2, 21c.
Eggs Weak: fresh . gathered extra
Cheese Firm: state who., milk flats,
- . , , , i. . ' !
Market,
Omaha Grain
Ornih. Mir II. Wl
Mvrrpool pot tahrat market de-
vtioprd much Ddicr tone touy
mf it ai iiJ the demand v.n
pic It in uo. and lonig expert bun
rat Vii reported trom New York.
There wai alo laid to have been a
aood buiiiieii in rve and out, but
no quantities were 'given. Delivenet
of wheat on May contract in in
cago were lOet.iKH) bbuheli. which
wai well taken, froit n predicted
(or wcitero Nebraska and Kantat
tonight. The above item combined
lo cause a much better feeling and
wat reflected in the caali market.
Receipt! of wheat in Omaha were
65 cart; corn, 75 ran; other grain,
JO can, totaling 170 car of all kinds;
thi compared witn I us car lat
vexr.
.Shipment! were 55 car of wheat,
79 of corn. of rve. 1(1 ol oat
totaling 220 can, a against only 00
car a year ago.
A vrrv aood demand wai in evi
dmce in the local cash market 'for
all grain, cash wheat bring quoted
3c to 4c higher. Corn lold tic to 1c
up. Oatt were unchanged to Jc up,
. . II.. I'. I.:.. 1... U... miA
out generally yjs .mm
hirlev botn were OllOiea IC nisner
A few late laic ol cam wnrai
wr tnadi. at hiuhcr price than
thoie quoted above, on account of
a atrong doling in the Chicago
market.
WHEAT.
No, 1 dark hard: I ears. II 41.
No. I dark hard: 1 rar, 11.42.
No, 1 hard winter! 2 cars, 11.34.
k i hard winter: 4 cars, ll.tl: 1 car
(.41 per cent fc.et damaged!. II ?'.,, .
m., h.rd winter: 3 cars. I1.52S: 4
cara. ti ll; ear. 11.211: rar. ti ll:
I car (II per cent dark), 11.14: 6 l-l cars,
11.14! 1 car. tl.13; I car tsmutty), II. J3;
1 car (smuttyl, 11.11. .
Kn i hard winter: I rare. 11.13; I cara.
II. 14U; l-l car tsmutty, 71 per cent
dark)? tl.21: 1 car tsmutty), 11.24; 1
car (very amuttyl. $1.11.
NO, 4 haru wimer; i fsr, .. ,
No. hard winter: 1 car (I.I per cent
heat damaged). $1.20.
n.ni. h.rd winter: 1 car (2.1 per cent
damaged, wcvllsl, $1.10: 1 car (J.I per
cent beat damaged, weevlla), $1.02.
No. yellow naru: i car. ...
No. t yellow bard: 1 car, ll.lSVi: 1 car,
"noI 4 yellow: 1 car (.91 per cent beat
damaged). 11.22. .
No. 4 aprlng: 1 car (dark northern).
"no! t mixed: 1 car (very smutty), 11.17;
11-6 cara durum, amutty), 11.16.
(No. 4 mixed: 2-1 car vary mutty),
. . . V
No. a aurura: car ismuvr, v..
CORK.
No. 1 white: 2 cara. 65c.
No. 2 whit: 2 car., 66c.
No. 1 yellow: a cara, 66c.
m 1 v.ilow- 1 cara. 66c: I cara.
ISUc: 2 cara (ahlpper weights, 66tc;
1 car (special billing), 64c.
No. I yellow: x cars, ao'.to; s car., .sou.
No. 1 mixed: 2 car, 64ftc.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car (near white), 64HO;
1 car, 6414c; t cara, 64V.&
OAT9.
No. I white: 1 cars, 37c: t cara, 26ic
No. 4 white: 4 cara. 36 Woe 1 car (spe
cial billing, 17c; 1 car. 37 lie.
No. 2: 1-t car. c; 1 car, I7e.
No. 2: 2 cara (old billing). 140.
Rye ahd wheat mixed: 2-6 car. Ho.
BARLtt.
No. 2: 1 car. 69c.
Sample: 1 car, 65c. .
OMAHA, RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots) ,
Receipts Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 65 34 64
Corn
Oata 22 II 11
Rya 6 2 1
Barley a v
Shipments Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat 65 92 16
Corn ....7I 61 SO
Oats 19 10
RyO 82 . 43 . b
Barley u it v
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Busneia)
Recelnts Today Wk. Ago Tr. Age-
Wheat 860,000 817.000 802.000
Corn 767,009 837,009 696.000
Oats 445,009 449,000 294,000
Shipments Today wk. Ago yr. Ago
Wheat ........ 896,000 796,000 710.000
Corn 674.000 408.000 436,000
Oata 1,148,000 460,000 181,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Today Tear Ago
Wheat and flour ....118,000 884,000
Corn iir.uuv zii.vuv.
Oata none none
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Teai'
Carlote Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 224 102 25
Corn , 236 174 . 106
Oata 81 II 36
KANSAS CITT RECETPT8.
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Asro. . Ago.
Wheat .71 .70 160
Corn 25 24 26
Oata 2 9 1
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS. '
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 4I 65 , 97
Corn 62 63 41
Oat II 18 45
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlots Today. Ago. Ago.
Minneapolis 14 125 153
Duluth 21 84 24
Winnipeg ...183 314 II
HlnneapoU Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn.. May 11. Wheat
Cash, No. 1 northern, 1.67H1.63;
May. $1.56; July, I1.45S: September,
$1.27.
Corn No. t yellow. (5056c.
Oata No. 3 white. 3637c.
Barley 63 0 64c.
Rye No. 2, $1.0301.04.
Flax No. 1, t3.863.8.
Minneapolis, Minn., May 11. Flour
Unchanged to 16c higher; family patents.
t8.00O8.10; ahlpments, 41.711 barrels.
Bran 122.006)23.00. '
City Grain.
Kansas City, May 11. Wheat Cash.
No. 2 hard. $1.311.68; No. 2 red, $1.33
jl.35.
Corn No. 2 white, S7H67c; No. 2
yellow. 60c.
Hay Unchanged.
Kansas city, May 11. Wheat May,
11.30; July, 11.18; September, I1.12H.
Corn May. 56c: July. 59c: Septem
ber, 62 lie v
O St, IVouJe Grain.
St. Louis. May ; 11. Wheat May.
$1.41; July, $1.23. :
corn May, oc; July, ti w3c
Oata May, 39c; July. 41c
New York Cotton.
New Tork. May 11. A flood of late
buying cancelled an early decline In cot
ton futurea today. - The market was under
scattered pressure throughout the morn
ing and after a drop or 6 to is pomta on
the flrat call, due to selling for south
ern spot house and Liverpool account,
which was poorly absorbed, the list sold
off 10 to' 20 noints. Early In the after
noon better demand lifted the market
back to about the level of last night's
close. Sentiment, however, was mixed and
price movements narrowed. There was a
complete reversal in tone In the last
hour, and active buying for locals and
trade aupport boosted prices 30 to 35 points
over last night. Rapid fluctuations mark
ed the laat few minutes of trading, flur
ries of profit taking by longs leaving the
list finally 13 to 27 net higher.
Spot cotton waa steady, 25 points ad
vance, 20.15c for middling upland.
Southern spot markets: Galveston,
19.26c, 26 points advance; New Orleans,
18.75c, unchanged; Savannah, 18.88, 25
points advance; Augusta, 18.75c, 12 points
advance; Memphis, 18.76c, unchanged;
Houston, 19.20c, 35 points advance; Little
Rock, 18.25c, unchanged.
New York Drygoods.
New Tork, May II. Cotton goods de
mand waa quieter In the unfinished lines
today, but there was a steady Increase
In demand for certain lines of finished
goods. Prices were ateady; yams were
firm. More buying waa reported in wor
sted suitings and wool overcoatings. Raw
silk was slightly easier. Burlaps were
generally ateady with here and there of
ferings at lower figures. Jobbers re
ported a moderate business only.
TorpentUie and Rosin.
Savannah, Ga.. May 11. Turpentine
ateady; 82 barrels: sales, 200 bar
rels: receipts, 359 barrels; shipments,
i barrels: stock, 3,434 bsrrles.
Rosin Firm; aalea. 1,043 ca?ks: re
ceipts, 1,226 casks; shipments, 261 cask;
stock. 12,121 casks.
Quote: B. 14.00; D. $4.96; F,. 24.15:
F. O. H. I. 14.32: K. 14.30: M. 14.69;
V, $5.11; W Q, $5.69; W W, t3.IOtyii.49.
Financial and Industrial News of
! Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Oaasha tW I-MtMd Wirs,
Chicago, May II. May wheat
mowed cunuratiou, Jrpiie dcliv
eric of IJiiJ.otsJ bushel on con
tracts, price advanced steadily and
rto.rd at the top with a net gain (
7 j-sv. (lie drterrci delivmc ad
vanced 2 1 cVmJc in uipathy with
May, Kriiiitaiinjr of line of corn
aold out on the recent bulge. The
atrength in wheat nave that grain
a stronger tone with the tiniah 3 i
(tile higher. Oat were up l-.'(ii5-8c
aim rye i'.'"iJc.
At no time wa there any material
prctsure on the wheat market. Huv
ing of May wa scattered and all
clause of trader were on the buy
ing aide.
Ottering were liultt. Sentiment
underwent coutidcrable change and
many of the pit element, who have
bicn talking hearikhly of late turn
ed Dtiiiisii alter the market Kartell
upward. There were report of a
liberal export liubinen. The strength
in the May. in this face of the his
deliveries, and the advance of 3-4((iJ
1 l-2d in Liverpool attracted much at
tention.
July Trad tVoral.
Th bulk nf th trad In th July wa
of a I'msI character, Th surplus was
taaen orr tn market early kiid short
covering beram general on the way up.
annousn mcr ws llttla In the crop
nH in cnuih any uitenine. Kecdpie
wer 32 cara. Milllnc demand was only
fair wlih premiums at Winnipeg lo
luwar, while Minn.apulla and aouthtveatern
tnarkots were higher.
(Joan, s-rsma derived tha greater nart
of their strength from wheat, Huyina
wa mainly of a local rharacier and th
ouialds Interest continues limited. Henll-
ment, however, I ninro favorable to th
bull aldo and exporter, were sftar both
corn snd oata. Itecelpis, 161 cars corn
and 111 rars oats, with premiums firmer
aa compared with th May. DWl varies of
corn on May contracts In car lota had a
depreaelng effect on th May and It fin
ished aimut Jc under the July, against
So recently. ,
Houses with seaboard connections were
persistent buyers of July rye and fol
lowed the hulas with buying order. Some
scattered liquidation was in evidence In
the may early put offerings were readily
abaorbed. The seaboard reported a guo.l
demand from abroad with aalea of over
600,000 buahcta.
I'll Note.
Should wheat prices continue to move
up, corn la expected to do better. A trsvel-
Ing man for a Chicago commission houao
say that more corn la being shluped from
one station to another for feeding pur
poaea than for yeara. A report from a
reeuer enar neyrnour, la., said feeders
were paying 70c for corn shinned In. wlillo
the low point lsst fall was 20c,
It was said that a number of local
operators, friendly to the buying side of
corn, have reinstated their line In the
laat row days, starting a covering move
ment, Mont of the trading is In July
delivery. There Is a 2c spread between
July and September, while May waa 2c
at tne last.
Kprrsders In oats are buying May and
selling September at 4 o difference. Com
mission houses hsd good buying ordora
for September oats.
Reports from Kansas City were that
the surplus wheat there had been bought
by Chtcugoans who are In the long aide
of the market here. There were 199
cars of No. 3 red from Kansas City shown
on the Inspection sheet tonight. This Is
deliverable at 6c discount. The tiack price
for No. 3 red was 6 to 6o under May.
Argentina surplus of wheat remaining
for export la officially estimated at 49.-
000,000 bushels, or 6.000.000 uhels leas
than recently given in private cablea to
the J. Roaenbaum Grain company and
compares with HroomhaH's estimate of
74.0000.000 bushels.
Germaay Is reported to have bought
sufficient foodstuffs In the world's mar
keta to meet requirements until the end
of the European crop year, July 31.
Chicago closing prices.
By Updike Grain Co.. DO-. 2627. May 11.
Art. Open. ) High. Low. Close. Yes.
Wht.
May 1.38 1.45U 1.37 1.46 137H
1.38K 1.454 1.37
July 1.2314 1.27H L22 1-26 1.24
1.24 1-27 1.24H
Sep. 1.18 1.29 1.17 1.19 1.17
1 1.17 1-19
Rye
May 1.041U 1.0714 1 04 1.0714 1.04U
July 1.04 1.061, 1.034 1.06 1.03'4
Sep. .97 I .99 .97 .99 .97 Is
Corn J ) I I
May .0f .91 .60 .6H4I .60
July .6414 .65 .94 .6514 .6414
Sep. .6614 . .67 Hi .6614 .67 .66
Oats I
Msy .36 .37 .36: .37 .36
July .39 .40V4 .39 .40 .39
Sep. .41 .41 .41 .41 .41
Pork 1
May 21.69 22.20 21.60 122.29 21.69
Lard I
May 11.17 11.25 11.17 11.22 11.22
July 11.40 11.45 11.37 11.42 11.45
Rbs ! ... t
May 12.63 12.53 .
July 11.92 11.95 11.93 11.95 11.97
Sioux City lire Stock.
Sioux City, la., May 11. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2,500 head; market slow, steady;
few steers and yearlings, !7.508.76;
warmed up steers and yearlings, 16.500
7.25; fat cows and heifers, 4.S98.00;
canners, J3.004.26; veals, 5 0010.00;
feeders, 6. 607.26; calves, 5.007.76;
feeding cows and heifers, M.006.26;
stockers, 5.507.5O.
Hogs Receipts, 5,600 head; market
steady to lOo lower; butchers, 110.10
10.5 ; lights, 110.40; heavy mixed, 9.76
10.25; heavy packers, $9.269.60; native
pigs, !10.6010 75; stags, 17.60; bulk of
sales. !10.1010.35.
Sheep Receipts, 109 head; market
steady to atrong. .
New York tieaeral. '
Nsw York, May 11. Floui' Firmly held;
spring patents, 8.008.50; soft winter
straights, Jt.E06.76; hard winter
straights. 7.40J.76. -
Wheat Spot, atrong; No. 2 red and No.
2 hard, 11.56; No. 1 Manitoba, $1.60, and
No. 2 mixed durum, 1.46, c i. f. track
New York to arrive.
Corn Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow and No.
2 white, 80c, and No. 2 mixed, 80c, . c.
I. f. New York, all rail.
Oats Spot, firmer; No. 2 white. 49c.
Lard Firm; middle west, J11.85812.00.
Other articles unchanged.
, . Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, May 11. Potatoes Steady; re
cenpts 48 cars; total U. S. shipments, 706
cars; Wisconsin, sacked and bulk round
whites, $1.50 1.66 cwt.; Michigan sacked
and bulk round whites, $1. 601.70; Idaho
sacked rurals, $1.76 Cwt.; new stock,
steady on Spaulding Rose; weak on Bllaa
Triumphs; Florida Spaulding Rose double
headed barrels No. 1, $6.50; No. 2, $4.25
4.50; Alabama sacked Triumphs, No. 1,
$3.60 CWt.; No. 2. 1.752.00.
New York Metal.
New York, May 11. Copper Firm;
electrolytic spot and nearby, 13o; later,
menc ".... .
Tin Easy; spot and nearby, 30.50c; fu-
Iron Steady; prices uncnangea. ,
Lead Steady; spot, 6. 25 5.60c.
7.ine Nteadv: Eaat St. Louis delivery.
spot. 6.105.16c.
Antimony spot. -
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., May 11. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1.500 head; market steady to 15c
lowerr steers, $7.25(98.75: cows snd heif
ers. $5.258.60; calves. $6.OO3.50.
Hogs Receipts, 5,600 head; market
steady to 6c lower; top, $10.55; bulk of
sales, $19.3010.5O-
Sheep Receipts, 7.000 head; market
uneven; clipped lambs, $12.50013.50;
clipped ewes, $5.60t.50.
London Wool,
London, May 11. There wore 10,631
bales offered at the wool auction salea
today. The demand was active and gen
eral and certain grades displayed a hard
ening tendency, but the offsrings were
practically all sold without quotable
'Change In price.
New York Dried Fruit a.
New York. May 11. Evaporated Ap
ples More demand.
Prunes Easy.
Apricots Firmer; fancy, 34c
Peaches Steady.
Raisins Easy.
Liberty Bond Prices.
New York, May It. Liberty bonds at
1 p. m, today: 3s. 99.24: first, 4s,
99.82: second 48, 99.64; third 4'is, 99.80;
fourth 414s. 99.90: Victory 4s. 100.66.
w York Poultry.
New York. May 11. Poultry Live
barely ateady; prices unchanae Pressed
film; old Boosters, 20 23c
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES,
Ossaka Ha laaial Wlra,
New York, May II, A general but
very ill distributed recovery in for
eign exchanges today, bringing con
tinental rate up a mull fraction and
nearly reaching the $4.45 rale again
for iterliii,:, may ponibly have Indi
cated the market' view that onic
thing poiitive may occur at Genoa,
now that the Kusian have made
their answer. The movement wa.
however, apparently of tentative char
acter, reflecting the speculative atti
tude. On the lock exchange the
uncertain fluctuation of the week
continued with extremely irregular
net changes at the end.
The only novelty wat provided by
advances running a hiiih a 4 to
7 points in some of the independent
steel share. The bidding was natural
Iv based on statement that the
amalgamation of certain of these
properties wa about to be effected,
but it wa hardly a momentum move
ment. The "bteel merger" has been
in process of "discounting" on the
stock excliaiiKC for months ana with
out convincing observant financiers
that a startling overnight enhance
ment of values was at all a probable
result oi it.
New High Record.
Perhaps th moat Interesting fact about
tndav'a weekly federal rraerva statement
was lis showing that, for th flrat tun
In Ita history, tne systems actual got a
holdings had aroased the $1,900,000,009
line. Much an' Incident I on of th
lunrimarka of th nreaent eitraordtnary
currency situation In the United Htstes
and the world at large. Th present gold
holdings are almost exactly double what
th-y war In armistice week of November.
1911, and taking the United States mint
estimate of about $7,600,090,000 for tha
gold monetary stock nf the whole world,
the federal reserve now hss In Its vaults
Utile more than 40 per rent of th total.
At th end of 117. on tha umt basis of
reckoning, the federal reserve's holdings
mad up only 20 pel cent of th aggro
gate. So far as regards th statement In gen
eral, th further striking rhsnge for th
week wss a decreaa nf $34,700,000 In re
dlacount and of $14,200,000 in not circu
lation, a movement which may not prove
that trade Is not ualng more credit for
Ita alowly Increasing activities, but vhtch
ahowa that If anything of the kind I
happening, tha private banks ar abund
antly able to finance auch requirement
out of their own resources. Presumably
this fact forsshadows continued easy
money, even In case of a considerable
business recovery.
British Kiports Drop.
The exoort figure In today's cabled
statement of England's foreign trsde
statement for April possibly throw aome
light on Lloyd George'a determined atrug
gle at Genoa to reopen the Russian mar
ket at whatever political cost. The total
export of British product was, In value,
considerably th smallest of any month
since September; except for that and four
preceding months of 1921, the April ship
ments were less than at any time since
the spring of 1919. This decrease from
other recent periods la not attributable
to Ruasla. Even aa compared with pre
war year, the shrinkage of England
trade with Russia hss been small when'
compared with the shrinkage in trade
with Germany. British products shipped
iw ins uerman ruaraei in 1VZL were val
ued, despite the rise In prices, at 22,800.
000 pounds less than the shipment of
ijia; me decrease in consignment to
Russia was only 9.400.000 pounds. But
the prevalent idea seems to be based on
ine raci mat Russia s present require
ments for reconstruction -sre prodigious,
end that British trade should have the
chance of aupplylng them. It Is difficult
otherwise to explain tha evidently serious
lain; oi a nuge roreign loan to aovlet.
In the other asnect of the Britiah ins.
statement, Its bearing on the International
balance and the. rate for aterling It will
be seen that the surplus of merchandise
imports over exports for April, although
in, .a. seai inus iar in iszz is still far
below the month's showing last year or
the year before.
New York Stocks
Range of nrlcea nf I Via laDtn
furnished by Loaan A Brvm ?is r
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
M'ednesday
Hlffh.T.nw Tin., r-l
A-, T. & S. F, , . .. 991, 99 9914 . 99
B. & 0 4u 46U ir.Bi .
Canadian Pacific. .139 138 139-H 13914
... .uLiai.,,,, eir-n as BSA US
Ches. & Ohio 64U 4 m nu
Great Northern... 74V 73. T414 7414
Illinois Central. ..10414 104 10414 104'4
K. C. Southern 27 2d 97 oast
Lehigh Valley 61 60 61 6014
missuun racmc. ZZft 2S, 2314
N. Y. & N. H.... 294i 28 'A u . 90ai
Northern Pacific. .' 7614 7414 76 76
C. & N. W 734 7314 73 74
Penn. R. K 4114 40 41 14 41H
Beading 77 79 76 7614
C R. I. A P 43 4214 4?7i 49 X.
Southern Pacific. 9014 6914 90 9014
Southern Railway.' 24 23 5:: 2414
C, M. & St. P 26 2414 26 26
Union Pacific 136 135 136 137
STEELS.
Am. Car Fdry....l60 156 15614 ....
Allla-Chalmers ... 48 47 4814 48
Am. Loco. 113 111 113 118
Baldwin Loco. 116 113 116 114
Bethlehem Steel.. 79 76 79 77
Colo. P. & 1 32 31 32 32
Crucible 69 67 P8 67
Am. Steel Fdry... 38 37 37 39
Lackawanna Steel. 65 58 65 68
Midvale Steel ...'38 86 37 39
Pressed Steel Car. 77 76 76 774
Rep. S. & 1 67 63 974 63
Ry. Stl. Springs. .100 99 99 100
Sloss-Scheffleid . . 43 43 . 43 43
V. S. Steel 97 16 97 97
Vanadium 48 44 43 45
COPPERS.
Anaconda ... 52 61 r,i 52
Am. S. & R. Co... 66 65 66 66
Ccrro Bo Pasco... 36 36 36 36
Chili 1914 1814 19 191i
Chino 27 27 .27 27
Green Cananea .. 30
Inspiration 39 39 39 49
Kennecott ........ 32 31 32 33
Miami 28 28 28 28
Nevada Con 16 16 16 16
Ray Consolidated.. 16 15 19 16
Seneca 13 13 13 13
.Utah - 64 63 64 66
OILS.
General Asphalt... 61 5914 61 60
Cosden 42 41 42 42
Cal. Peterol 65 54 56 65
Island Oil ........ 1 1 1 1
Invincible Oil ..... 17 " 17 17 17
Mexcan Peterol. . ..129 127 128 127
Mddle Statea 14 , 14 14 14
Pacific Oil 64 62 64 4
Pan-American .... 68 61 .63 62
Phlllipa 43 41 42 41
Pierce Oil 11 10 10 10
Pure Oil 32 31 31 32
Royal Dutch ..... 62 61 62 63
Sinclair Oil 31 80 31 31
Standard O., N. J..186 184 186 185
Texas Co..... 47 46 47 47
Union Oil 22 21 22 32
White Oil 10 19 10' 10
MOTORS. -
Chandler-.'....:... 73 71 '4 72 72
General Motors .. 124 12 12 12
Willya-Overland . 8 7 7 I
Plerce-Arrow .... 21 20 21 21
White Motor 47 47 47 47
Studebaker 119 114 116 116
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flak 18 17 18 18
Goodrich 40 39 39 40
Kelley-Springfield 50 48 49 60
Keystone Tire .... 21 20 21 20
AJax 16 16 16 16
U. S. Rubber 63 62 63 63
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar r 38
At. Gulg A W. I.. 35 34 'i 36 35
Amer. Inter. Corp.. 44 42 43 43
Amer. Sumatra ... 33 32 33 33
Amer. Telephone .122 121 121 122
American Can ... 47 45 47 - 46
Central Leather . 36 36 26 36
Cuba Cane 15 15 IS 15
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 21 20 20 21
Corn Products. ...100 99 100 100
Famous Players... 80 79 80 80
General Electric. .162 162 162 162
Ort. Northern Ore 39 38 39 38
Inter. Harvester.. 97 96 t 97
Am. H. L. Pfd.. 66 66 66 ....
r. 8. I. Alcohol... 48 47 47 4t
Inter. Paper 49 48 49 49
Inter. If. V. pfd.. 81 80 61 82
Am. Sugar Ref..., 73 72 73 73
Sears-Roebuck ... 74 72 74 74
Strcmsberg 62 60 Oi
Tobacco Producta. 66 65 66 66
Worth. Pump .... 60 69 60
Wilson Co. 44 44 44 44
Wert. Electric ... 91 61 C2 92
.m. Woolen ..... 91 89 91 91
MISCELLANEOUS. -
Am. Cotton Oil... 25 36 'J 26
Am, Asrt. lham., II ' 61 Ii 11
'. ,-"- ... a. . .1
Hawk lanta ... 41 II 41 II
H.,al itaiHd Tr !' 16 I l
t'oaimsMai ia... it 11 tt ....
t'slif farkiag.,,, 1 tl 19 7.U
ful. 0. a Ksiaein II ! If lis;
t'al. Ursph i 4 4 4
I liad Urug ., f 9 19 t
nai'essi s-Hamsl... J ! It
I allM.1 .. I.IU li. wit.
I.orin.rd 1ubue.l t 141 li"
!" I 3s It 31
Pulimaa 13v 111 ns imu
funu AUgro slug. 39 siv ji J)
l'rt Hu-a kui.r II 44 41 ....
H.l.ll Hi or 1 u as
Suprlsf m h 14 ,4
m w. w ... ... is z z
i''i far Cham, !1 11 j
t.iUl MIW l.llllkjl .k..
.eill?"-0 0, ' eloao,
4"'!i!i" W4ndy cIom,
New York Bonds
(Th- Be fa th only Omaha
newipapcr which publishes the of.
ficial close of the New York Stock
exchangt bonds.)
New V..L i -.. ..
, i nonos were ns.
ti2,J!, 1 ,e. r' out ,n n,,,B '
virtu.11;" .n k r" ":
nominal racaolona and th only foreign
ih I 1 rirmnea ar strength war
-Jv; "frcaiiy Mexican
4a and I'ruauay Is.
i.ocai utilities sav. way to further real.
... . .' nroomyn Hapld Tran.
sit J and I'onsolldHied ls 7s. Interbor-
. -",i'"nn ss aiso eaini.
or thaa th u.ual number of railway
Issue wa traded In, but tha brodr scop
was occasioned by Increased selling. HU
Jaul laauw.. also lht.se of Iowa l entral.
Peoria and Kastsrn Illinois, Miwourl, Kan-
sas and Tesaa, Atchison and Kn. were
unit.. 1 . " '
,-. . , .w.n, Hir. tpar vaiusi.
agsregatsd I.47AOOO. '
Bids for 14.223.00 city of Bo.lon 4 per
: . - J '""' wore opened nre
ir. .. w"i',rt. " ayndlraia of local bank-
oiFerVdVoVnorrow.' """" B pUb"c"
New Tork. Mas 1 1 s-nlli.. ...
day' hish. i. ..rf "
bond on the New York Htock exchange,
and Ih total sales nf each bond:
I'. If. Bond
Rsles fin 9 1 0001 111. k 1 r-t...
'"J Liberty 3s 3 (901 1114
9979
9941
10 Liberty 2d 4a...
I.'l Liberty 1st Ri.
9981 97 997
9tit 9969 iHSJ
9982 997 990
9914 9t 9190
1911 Liberty Id 414s..
3944 Liberty Jd 4Us.
1695. Liberty 4th 4's.
victory 4s ,,,,
161 Victory 2 ....
10115 llHiso 10069
10004 10002 10002
Foreign Government, Htalo and Municipal
39 Argentine 7..' 101 101 101
4 Chinese Gov, Ry, la 64 54 u
1 City of Bergen I. 110
I City of Bern I. ..112 112 112
31 City of Bord .... 17 87 17
21 City of Chrtatla 8. 111 111 111
13 City of Copen 6. 92 93 92
40 t'tty of Lyons Is... 97 87 17
21 City of Mars Is.... 67 87 7
72 City of Rio d J 8a 104 104 104
1 City of H Paulo I. 104 104 104
1 City of Zurich Is. ..112 118 111
11 Danish Mun Is A. 110 110 110
60 Dept of Seine 7s... 94 93 94
10 Dom of Can 5, 29.101 100 100
2 Horn of C 5a, 31.. 18 8i, ggu
64 Dtch K Ind 6s, 47.. 9 95 95
57 Dtch K Ind 6s, 92.. 95 96
27 French Rep 8 104 103 104
142 French rep 7 ..101 100 101
2 Jap 1st 4s I0. 90 90
48 Jap 4s 77 76 76
19 Kingdom Belg 7a.108 107 10
Kingdom Belg 6s.. 103 103 103
06 Klngdm Denmrk la 98 97 II
10 Kngdm Nether 6s.. 96 95 95
9 Kngdm Norwy 8s ..111 111 111
62 Kng.lom Sweden 6s. 102 101 101
117 Paris Lyon Med 6s 82 82 12
16 Rep Chile 8s, 46. ..105 105 105
1 Rep Cuba 6s, 94.... 90 90 90
15 Rep Urgy 8s ....108 108 108
16 Slat's Quensland 7s. 110 109 109
uo oiaie wuenstana ss.ius luz 1U3
15 Rla ar do Sul la. 103 102 102
. 13 Swlsa Con 8a ....118 118 118
9 G B & 1 6a, 22.108 108 108
62 O B & I 6s, 29.108 108 108
124 O B & I 5s, 87.102 102 102
II U 8 Brazil 8s ....106 105 106
42 U S Mof Mex 6s.. 67 66 S
46 U S of Mex 4s .... 63 63 63
Railway and Miscellaneous.
2 Adams Ex 4s .. . . 75 75 78
10 AJax Rub 8s ....102 102 103
8 Am Agr Chem 7s.l03 102 102
26 Am Cot Oil 6s SI 90 91
11 Am RtnelfEs....... 92 92 !
70 Am Sugar 6s 100 100 100
6 Am T & T cv 6s. ...114 114 114
30 Am T A T col tt 6s 97 96 96V
12 Am Writ Pap 7s.... 874- 87 87
5 Arm & Co 4s..... 91 -91 ' 91
18 At T A S F gen 4s. 88 88 - 88
6 At T & 8F adj 4s.. 83 88 82
5 At Ref 6a 104 103 104
67 B A O 6s 97 99 99
36 B A O cv 4s 81 81 81
13 B T of Penn 7s 108 107 107
1 Beth Steel ref 5s.. 96 96 96
13 Beth Steel pm 5s.. 93 93 93
6 Bkly Kdl gen 7s D.107 107 107
16 BRT 7s ctfs stpd.. 83 82 82
7 Can No 6s.
.111 111 111
. 79 79 79
78 Can P deb 4s....
1 Cen of Gorg 6s.
16 Cen Leath 5s.. . .
43 Cen Pac gtd 4s..
" 83 Cerro de P 8s...
22 Chea A Ohio....
. 99
. 97 97
. 86 85
.115 115
99
97
85-!
115
91 91
91
87
98
$0
62
70
64
19 Ches A O cv 4s...
110 CB A Q ref 6s A..
27 C ft B 111 Ss. ......
ICO Wea 4s
71 C M A S P so 4s
97
98
82
62
87
98
80
63
70
70
11 CM A BP ref 4s
6 C N 7s
12 C A N s
11 Chi Railw 6s
6 CRI A P gen 4s
. 63 CRI A P ref 4a..
12 C & Wes Ind 4..
1 CCC & SL gen 4s.
5 Chile Cop 7s......
23 Chile Cop 6s
6 Col Indus 6s.
Colo A So ret 4s
11 Col O & E 6s...
17 C C of M 6s
61 Con Gas 7s
66
84
108 108 108
.109 108 108
82
82 82
83
82
.74
83
814
73
80
83
82
' 73
80
102
90
78
17
94
88
11654
84
103
80
102
102
90
78
88
94 .
88
90
78
87
94
88
116 116
68 C C Sue deb 6s..
94
10CRR 7s A 103 103
I C Am Sug 8s
10S 1041 105
6 Del A H cv 6s...
12 D & R O Imp 6s.
11 DM A FD 4s.,...
4 Det Ed ref 6s....
6 D U R 4s
4 Dla Match 7s..
1 Dis Seo 6s
37 DuP de Nem 7s
27 Du L 6s
. 17 Brie gen 4s
29 E pr lien 4s
: a Vlmie Rub 8s . .
. 96 96. 96
.- 82 82 82
, 67 66 56
.103 102 102
. 81 81 81
.107 107 107
. 43 41 43
.107 107 107
.104 103 104
. 64 63 64
. 63 63 63
107 107 107
33 Framer Dev 7s. 99
1 nAn v.1.,, Afh 5s.. 100
9
99 99
Xi tl. a. 31. 103V 102 103
40 Gdyear Tire 8s. 41. .116 115 11654
8 Gnd Tnk R Can 7a.llfl 13 . 113
13 Gnd Tnk R Can 7s 104 104 104
32 Ort North 7s A. .109 108
Anil North 6s B. 99 99 99
12 Hud & M ref 6s A. 83 82
28 Hud A M adj in 6s. 63 62
?3 I. C 6a 101 "1
6 III Stoel deb 4s.. 91 91
13 Ind Steel 6s 99 99
82
63
101J4
91
99
78
. ltt
16 73
98
86
46
79
16 Int AR 6s JO
172 Int Met 4s .... 17 J4
181 Int Met 4s ctfs... 15
136 Int R T ref 6 .. i3
60 Int M M f 6s.... 98
27 Int Paper ref 5s B. 85
17 la. Cen ref 4s .... 47
37 K C Ft S & M 4s. 79
8 K C S 5s 88
82 Kly Sprgfld Tire 8s. 109
78 Lacka Steel 6s, 23. 914
8 L S A M S d 4s, 28. 93
5 L S o. M 8 d 4s, 31. 914
21 Llg Myers 6s.. 97
62 L & N ref 6s ..103
3 L A N un 4a 91
16 M St Ry con 6s .. 90
5 Mex Pet 8s 106
7 Mich State T 1st 6s. 98
5 Mid St cv 6s 90
. . -. . . . ... c. 47
78
16
15
724
98
85
' 46
79
87
87
108 108
90 91
934 93
91 91
95 95
102 102
91 91
89 90
105 106
98 98
89 89
47 41
-M M St P S M6..102 102 102
13 M K & T n P 16s A. 83 8- 82
S71 M K A T n ad 5s A. 66 65 65
110 M K A T. 1st 4S ... 81 80 80
NITconlo S IK
32 N Y CZcoT7T.ff.'l06 106 iSU
!l N Y C Seb 6, 102 102 102
K W V . COn 43 ai v"
10 N Y C & St L db 4s 96
8 N Y Edlsn rf 6s..ll0
30 NY N H A H Is. 48. 82
16 NY NH A H d 48 67 68
... v -n.. ... i - r. fm 41
89
109 110
80 80
66 56
41 41
7 N Y T deb 6s 19t9 mo J""1!
42 N Y T ref s 1941 105 104 104
it N T W ft Boa 4 68 66 66
1 Nor A South 5a A.. 67 67 67
17 Nor A West cv 6s.. 108 107 107
19 Nor A West con 4s 87 88 87
55 N Pao pr Hen 4s.. 86 86 86
15 N Pso gen 3s 62 62 92J4
106 N Pao Gt N 1 s 106 106 105
1 N 8 Pow ref 5s A 92 92 92
36 N W Bell Tel 7s 106 106 106
13 Ore A Cal 1st 6s.. 99 98 99
26 O 8 L gtd is ctfs 101 100 100
6 O 8 I. ref 4s 91 91 91
96 O-W R R & ' 4s.. 91 81 91
6 Otis Steel Is'A 13 102 102
2 Pao Q & Elee 5s... 91 91 11
the Dav
It Pa Tl T la.. l
rack 1I far . ,! Is !.
I fsaaa M R lest l
I f-ai.a It H g.a as. , n
M ruHH.llll I
I Mar r-C la... 9 9 9
I H avail In is., I 19 i9
I fl.r. oil .k ..,,! a .s
I Um4ih ga 4 ... at. 4a
hap I A a vol as., I. II
II H I Ark A l a. 93 'StU III)
4 U O.n K sdj a I l
MMtMiriMS ! '
II I. I I K a I I. 4 lis 11 79
I M L kuulh 1st S. 1ta 71 1t
4 kl H K O M I IS 11 Ilia i:
I a.. ho. id A I. en a II II w II
li aatuar4 A I, aJJ la l 6
14 k-ahoard A L rat I 41 41 11
I Hhsa It t A . t
41 kiarlair O r t ,l4 l-t'i l'l
Hi kiHciair t tot l ,! e e
1.4 kouik n.ll T I .. 11 S
1 kuulhera ft f , " l'
1 kouik I'a t.f 4 ,. 13V ti us
71 kouik r mi tr 4s , It
19 kouik Hall gen ( 9 91 96U
3 kouik Hail son I . tl, tl
If kouik Kail gr 4 ,14 I"
II kouik for kit . 1414 0 la
II Trid. At a.ll la .. l l l
Third Av r-f s ,. 4 ', '.
1 Tin. on (a aifa HI v 13 :
II Tobs rrodu.i 7a o 13 l!
I I'nlon I'a l.t la, II II II
74 I' I cv 4s 91 '4 91 91
II tl ! r.f 4s s Ml,
tl T Csr 1 in o' st
I'nii.d Drug ta n o atu
5 II Hr I lat ta .'Ills, si saw H',
I V H Realty la , 9i
IK I Hub 7a ,1"T 1S7S Juts
47 V M Hub I 9
I tl Hisal f !a.,,,n ni 0
7 tl P I 1.17 la 93 l, 91
a a. . i m ti 1 a 1 1. mm 'ma
lat 'ij narfft , ktOt" Wg a
7 V-C Cham 1st I...
SI Va Hy 4s ' 91 94
4 Waba.h lat Is..... 97 97 97
t Was Klao Is Is loolt loo't
II Was M 1st 4S....... 4 6 4"
7 Us I'ac la 17 17 17
1 Was In 119 1 ""
21 W. Klao 5 174 1074 l"7S
1 WALK 4s '4 "4
31 Wlrk B kleel 7s ... 714 9
a nil A Co a f 7s..ll l l'."
l Wll A Co r ...... 94 l4 lS
18 Wis ten gen 4s.... HW l IV
20 11 of l! 13 w I 1"
6 C-8 I ctfs f J 74 !
Talal ! of bonds today wera IK.471..
909 compared with in.ni.soo prsrious uaj
a rat 17.191,90 a year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New York. N. T.. Msy It. Th curb
market showed good restating powsr to
tha influent of th unaetiled conditions
on Ih dock rhngo, and held firm to
strong, msny stock msd aubstantlal ad'
vanre.
Hubstantlal advancea Th Industrial Is
sues were prominent, some stocks appear.
Ing for the flrat tlm In this week's trad.
Ing being la vigorous aernana ai new nigo
l.vate.
Petroleum stock war Irregulir. Inter
national Petroleum sold down from 21 a
to 29o, Kan.land held atrong because
of newa In regard to development wore
In the Salt Creek field.
Mexican Seaboard wa atrong ranging
from 42 Wo to 42 e. but later reacted to
42c. Marin Oil. a Salt Creek Isau, on
of the low priced stocks, wss bought on
tne snnouncement or a pnuging in oi
the renslsnd well.
New York. Msy II. Transerllona on the
New York curb market today were a
follows:
High Low nose
1 Aluminum 7s. 33,.0 !! 106
13 Am Cot Oil 6s .... 91 9H
180 Am l.t A Trie 6S. .106 106 106
22 Am TelATcl 6s '22 100 100 100
18 Am Tel&Tel 6s '24 101 101 lt
10 Ana Copper 7s '29.. 10.1 103 103
8 Armour & Co 7..104 104 104
11 Beth Steel 7 '33. .14 104 104
21 Beth 8lel 7 '35. .102 102 102
3 Can Nat Ry ed 7s. .109 108 10H
49 Can Nat Ry 6s.... 98 98 98
9 l ent Mteei ss int i"
9 Con Ciss of Balto 7s 105 105 105 -
14 Cop Kx Asn as. 23.102 101 H'1'4
11 Cod Ex -Aisn 8s '24 102 102 102
6 Cop Ex Asn 8a. 25.103 103 103
6 Deere & Co 7s..loi joi nil
20 Empire O&F 6s. ...101 101 101
15 Fed Land Bank 5a 104 '4 104 104
1 Oalena Slg Oil 7a. .103 103 103
6 Oen Aaphlt 8s. ...10 105 106
8 Goodrich Tire 7a... 100 99 100
8 Grand Trunk 6s.l06 105 105
1 Gujf OH 7s 104 104 104
14 Hood Rubber 7s... 98 97 98
5 Humble Oil 7s ....101 101 101
113 IRT 8s '22 93 92 93
8 Ksn Cop 7a 105 105 106
11 Laclede Gas 7s.... 99 99 .99
1 Lib. Mo A Lib 7s.. 99 99 99
1 Llg-Wlnchester 7s. .100 100 100
2 Manitoba 7s 97' 7 7
13 Nat Leather 1 100 . 99 99
18 NYNHAH 4s 98 97 97
13 NYNHAH 7s 93 92 93
44 No Am Edison Is.. 92 92 92
14 Phil EI 6s 103 103 103
13 Phil Pet 7s, II. .103 103 103
2 Philippine 6a ..107 107 107
4 Pub Ser CrpofNJ 7s 101 101 101
6 Rob Galr 7s 97 97 97
2 Saks A Co 7s .... 99 99 99.
3 Sears Rbk 7s '22. .100 100 100
1 Solvay A Cla 8a. .104 104 104
' 8 SWBell Tel 7s 102 103 102
13 Stan Oil N Y 7a, 30.107 107 107
400 Std Oil N Y 7s '31. .109 109 109
9 Stwrt Warner 8s. .108 108 108
. 16 Swift A Co 7s( 25. .101 101 101
1 Swift A Co 7s. 31.102 102 102
22 Un Oil Prod 8s.... 108 108 108
3 Utd Ry Hvna 7s.l06 105 105
3 Vacuum Oil 7s.,.. 106 106 106
14 Warner Sug 7 '41 100 99 99
l 19 West Elco 7s 108 108 108
1 Winchester 7s ..101 101 101
' 8 Atl Gulf W 1 6s.. 66 63 63
29 Fed Lnd Bk 4s..l00 100 100
22 Freeport T 7s ....106 105 106
10 N Y N H 4s ctf.... 93 93 93
7 Phlps Pet w w ...100 100 100
. 3 Un Oil Cal 6 101 101 101
Foreign Bonds.
6 Argentine 7s '23. ...100 9 100
10 Elbsrfelde 6a 6 6 6
43 City of Solssons 6s 86 85 85
360 N Y H A H fr 7s 77 76 76
60 N Y, N H A H fr 4s 84 . 84 84
. 5 Russian 6 2 - 29 26
' 6 Russian s 21 20 ' 21
29 8wlss 5s ........102 102 102
39 U S Mexico 4s 46 46 46
Can Steam 7s .... 96 66 96
13 U S Brazil 7s .. 98 98 98
Chicago Stock.
stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248
Peters Trust nunaing:
Close.
Armour A Co. pfd
Arinftiii. T.enther com... 12
Continental Motor 8
Earl Motor . .
T.lhhv 8
Montgomery-Ward tlV
Nat.. Leather 2
Plggley Wlggly
Stewart-Warner
Swift & Co ivij
Rwlft. Int 20
Union Carbide "jf
Wahl 65
Wrigley !'
Omaha Produce
Furnished by state of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
ket and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholeaale Wholeaal
Buying Pr. Selling Pr.
Broilers ...,.....$0.35$0.45 $0.48$0.60
Hens, light 21 .23 .25 .26
Hens, heavy. t,... .21 .23 .26 .26
Cocks aw
Ducks .18 .23 .22 .25
Geese 10(9 .1.7 .16 .o
Leghorn chickens one-nan price.
DRESSED POULTRY.
Broilers, fresh.. .60 .60
Boilers, frozen.. .
Hens ' -27 .30
Cocks -18 -2
Ducks -'!
Geese -20 .26
EGGS.
Select , .25 .21
NO. 1 -3!tP .74
No. 2 -20
Cracks .29
Case count,
per case, $6.6006.76.
BUTTER.
Creamery, prlnta , 34 .18
Creamery,' tub .32 .37
Country, best 20 .52 .22 .26
creamery, com... .H's1 .zo .;utp .22
Butter fat, station price, 28c.
HAT.
Prairie No. 1 upland $13.OO$$14.00
No. 2 upland 11.00 12.00
No. I upland , 7.00 8.00
No. 1 midland 12.00 13.00
No. 2 midland 10.00 11.00
No. 8 midland 7.00 8.00
No. 1 lowland 8.00 10.00
No. 2 lowland 7.00 8.00
Alfalfa, choice 21.00 23.00
No. 1 19.00 21.00
Standard 15.00 17.00
No. 2 12.00 14.00
No. 3 10.000 11.00
Oat straw 8.00 9.00
Wheat atraw 7.00 8.U0
FRUITS. .
. Bananaa: 7c lb.
Orangea: Slse 21 and larger. $7.50fl
8.50: aizs 250. $7.768.60; size 288, $6.75
7.15 : size 221. $6.0)7.50.
Lemons; Per box, $7.007.60.
Orape fruit: Per crate, according to
aize, 4.60(.50.
Applea: Wlnesaps, acoordlng to site
ad grade, $1 : fta P.l, II
"i """ w- -, ft) ev i fr.
wr la, I. I4', '
t fP'wii AHisj S ftg
Vr.ur-rAni.ru
l')sla.. New, S I, r-r lb, . r:
. - , ' - . - . a.B'.ai
ka. Ka. I, par eat.. I.11)., ,i.a
ahiiM. So. I, par rat . IJ la, M4
V.. I k.M .-.. . ,
. .-., . - . , . , v.u. N 14
gains. J 4.
t.utoi Par ha, II lift I.
t'.i.ryt I'.r 4a, 7U
H. l.tiu.ai t iatrt. 14 Mill lit
II as I 4.
If isituct lata, ie ,
Huuarai liuwa sieaa. k do.. I.
Is plant: I .. i ,
Oniaaat Tel. irr.i.l a.s. 4l.-lk
''a. II.; llow auu, li-lk, ciai.a,
t'.uliflowsri f'xiaa, 19 lift I.
Aaparagua: M,a.n, .
'u. umuars! Mot hausv, du. !!;
tlmiw. a rf... It ...11 i.. tti.i...
' . --, , ,", ,M .,
o.l.s. II 9ooi.no.
i srrnia: Cil.r, pay tkk. 4c.
Turnip! 1114, p.r Ik., IVIS.
H.ai.i Old, par Ik, I4J IV'.
abuasai S'W, p,r k -I".
TutaauM' fiatea, f baak'ia, i )
I ; lugs. $3 ft,
Hadi.hes: Yoiinf soul barn, e .
44c.
n'oa"'' ,"Jh ".. d't, c0
H..I.1 Vnui'g aoolh.rn. dus. Ir 1 1 9
Tuf.li., .... n ....... .. ., . -
je'""'"'1 l9u". frown. Bar dog,,
kplnaehl Horn grown, ba.k.t, tS,
tirwn pepiH-rs: l.b. 2e,
Urn or l..i..' ll.nipars. $$,,
. t'LA VTk r
Cabbage: l, lniri
Tomaioea: lo. Il.ocy j,
l .n.y planta; t0,
Nuta and honey un, hanged.
HhalH.it r, nt kf tuts ar
No. f rlha, lie; No, .,lna, 24ci No. I
loins, tic; No. I loins. I.-; Ko. 1 rounds,
I7; No J roiinde. c; No. I rounds,
lie; Na I rhurka. ITr; No. 2 churka, U;
No. I chuck., lirj No. 1 plalea. i,i: No.
to? N" Pl"- ef ' '.
IIIDKS AND WOOL.
Beef hidrat Ore.o salted No i. par lb,
4)lc; graen ssltrd No. t. per Ik, Idle;
gr-.n hides. No. 1, per lb.. lOlct graen
hide. No I, per lb ICIo; graen sailed
(old atock), par lb., 2lc; green aalt.d
bull hid. No. I. per lbM 3c i greaa caltad
bull bides. No t par lb., lo.
Ifor hide: Large, each, 1219; me
dium, each. 13.90; email, each. 11.19; pony
and gluea. each, 76cOII.O
Hheap pella: Oreen aaltd, al lo sit
and wool, each, 10075c; hearing, pelta,
green aalted. aa 10 an and wool. a.rh.
1910c.
Woolt Choice, fin en-halt blood, per
11,.. avvr'.c, rn-nium ana inres-eianm
blood, per lb, llfftle: dow and ona-founh
blood, per lb. ll$)le; hurry wooL per
Ik 1AIA.
Near roll Coffee,
Kew Tork. Msy II. Th market for
coffeo futures opened at an advance of
4 to It points on covering by nosr month
short and scattered buying of later de.
Ilveries promoted by th firmer showing
of Braxll. May sold up to 10.30c, and
December to l.llo with actlv month
generally showing net advancea of about
II to 22 point during th afternoon.
Th close waa at about the best show
ing net gain of 7 to 32 point. Salea wrro
eatimated at 11.900 bag a. May, lO.anr;
July. 10.16c: September, .76c; October,
9 .Met December, 1.56; January, 1.12c;
March, 9.46c.
Spot coffee, dull; Rio 7s, 10"4c; Santos
4s. 1414c.
tOYAL MAIL-
RetniUr Sailing to and From
NEW YORK HAMBURQ
SOUTHAMPTON CHERBOURG
rnsurpaaaed acrolimindattnn In all cliwa by
faraoua "O" and "V" ships at noderite rates.
Full Infonr-atlon from any Agent or
1 Th Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
117 W. Waihlsttes St.. Chlcije
Telrrhone Uearbora 1397 13t!
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TRAIN No. 4
to NEW YORK
in operation April 30, via
ACKAWANNAR.R.
Leave, CHICAGO, 2.40 P. M. Daify
La Salle Street Station
Arrives NEW YORK CITY, 730 P. M.
Additional Trains Leave Chicago
No. 2 at 10.35 A. M. No. 6 at 9.00 P. M.
j Through Drawing Room, Sleeping Cars and Coaches
Parlor Car and Dining Car Service
to
New
Low Fares
from Chicago
Frmorlit Caniea i KlCKEli PLATS SERVICE appeals ta eritleal shipparj, Th
f. vluc dally averag number of milai af aeh ear la sumiMBt ria
tba Mickal Rat Head le gTestar than tast of lay other ioUiTliig tka saaMtsrritery.
for Atll Information caZf on or addraa
J. L. DEASE, D.T.A.
A. B. BURROWS, T.R. W.A.CUNNINGHAM, T.R.
520 Railway Exchang Bldf. Kaoaas City, Mo.
Vacation lasad
sMliinetota's Ten Thousand Lakes
TheTen Thousand Lakes! Dim forest trails that
Radisson and Nicollet trod. Warm sun and warm
sand. The soft drone of little waves. A hawk of
yonder in the blue. Just laziness. ....
. The Ten Thousand Lakes! A misty morning. A
long cast,and the zing-g of the reeL Water whipped
into foam,and the thrill of the long fight. A ten
pound muskie.
TheTenThousand Lakes! Golf and boating and
swimming dancing and horseback-riding .... a
land just made lor vacation.
LowestfaresinyearstoVacationLandviaChicago
Great Western. Ask for the Ten Thousand Lakes
booklet,andinformationabout hotel and boarding
nouse accommoaationa.
MARSHALL B. CRAIG
General Af ant, Passenger Dapt.
H. T. Minkler, District Passenger Agent
1419 First Nat. Bank Bldg. J A cluoa 0260
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CHICAfiO (MflTWESIERW
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Temetkries. .
Visit" Forest Lawn
Thar a ibauaaad of plants in Ika
new graakM. at ll.a sauaac af
kui.i tat. a. a kirk all! ka al out fur
lb U a. sera kuilxg ll.a aaal f.ar
a.a Hid.. ara kaiag r.ai4 al tha
v.iiwiaiy fur arms ptaniiua. Tka
gnanhauaa ar lary kaauutul now a4
si. ui fr iBapMiiua day. if.
fie at kor.i Ua a.tik uf slty
limn.) a4 1.9 ltr.l.ia Tkir.
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aaulia RMuinni.ad.4 m4 . for a
k all leading kaJaflskv'a Vt'ai.r.
piauf, ai.at ta ruat. aa wood la 4a.
la Ihh.i uiu, ik At'lOM ATM!
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Nodb llk.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F.J."STACK"& CO.,
Mrrar ta
kisck 4 r'al.-m
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Ihirir.thlrd sal far nam.
H E A F E Y &: II K A F E Y
Undertaker and Kmbalmar
Phew HA. :sl tiffic l 1 Kamans.
Hulse & Riepen,
runeral lir.ciora tS?l Cuming.
CROSlJY-MOORE
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON .i'n4.
J'IN It ATM. loot r.rn.in. JA. 1104.
kAV IT WITH Kl.tnVKHH KflOM IIKHS
A kWOHUPA. 1411 CAKNAM UTRKIwT.
1 HKNCiKltHiN. 157 Ksriiam. J A. l'l"
LOSfrF6uNDNbREWARDS.
LkT on knuth fid. pocketbook with,
rhack and pnpera ' only valuable lo
owner. Reward. Call AT. I7.
LhT Thursday night, blue beaded bag
containing I, key and vanity case. Ub
eral reward. Weliaier IHt.
LOKT Hudson aeal fur nerkpieca, on
Kltnwooil park golf link. Wednesday
afternoon. Wehaier 4030. Reward.
Ltlrlf Hunch nf.i, $1 reward. Call
Kenwood 1341.
LOFT Ruby ring In or around Angelu
apta. Reward. Kbt, 119.
We Will Buy
20 Nebrsaka Powar,- pfd.
30 Fairmont Creamery, pfd.
20 Cont. Ca A Elect, pfd.
BO Skinner Pkg. Co, pfd.
2S Nat'l Amer. Fir In.
40 Douglaa Motor Corp.
10 Omaha Liberty Fir In.
10 Cora'wealth Flnanc Corp.
40 Noco Patrol um Co.
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Sport News.
Cleveland, $1128
Erie. Pa., $14.45
Buffalo. $17.31
NewYork, $30.70
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