Nebraska Newspapers

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THE BEE: OMA.fA. FUIDAV. MAY 13. 1922.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
LiveStock
.. M II.
((pi ! Cattle
tltritiai Maude II. 4
nrruii Tiwir. ....
ifluiel Ktdl4 , I ill
fcttimei Thurede , 4 l
four data thi weak Ii lit
Mam dot loot week I lit
kema a I ' s 11 111
MUM d I 4.1
state r li.fit
Hogs.
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it til
1441
II. Ill
Receipts gad dieueeillea tf Ijretiatk l
Ik I MM eiWrai.li, oniiiK. ,. fr
it heat, coding l I p. ih.. May II.
IIJ.
fltX CI PT V Ji LOT
Cauls. Huge, knee. U f.
Us. Pi'. Kf ... .. t I
I won Panne . K 1. 2 If
r, n. , nr., ! 1 I ,. ..
If. W, tl , wyt II U I I
r, Mi. P, U ". K. ! I ,.
I'.. H. q . teat .. I I ..
i". h. y . wesi.. Si H I ..
M. I A I', Mil., I .. . ..
I'., K I. P.. Wfel. I I ..
C, O. W lly I
Total receipt iii ii I
KlklVIUTION IIKAD.
CatUe, Huge, (kit
Armour 31 l.-lat I J
t'udahr Parking lo. I 1:1 I III
Ihiu pti-kmi i'a. .... i j: ....
Morris Pecking B. .... tti I III
kwin n i i; in
J W. Murphy .lt ....
gearls t'n , ! ....
Unonln Parking V . . II
Hoffmen UrtM. ...... II
Mtr-roolrk Vail .... If .... ....
P. O'liea I
Omaha Parking '. ,, 19
Ha, imtht park. v .. I
J II. Hull It
K. i. t hrl.tie Son., I
Dennis 4k Pranrls II .... ....
John Harvey I: .... ....
T J. inghrsnt ........ . .. . ....
y p I it
Uo-ksn. C. A. ' Co.. I
.1. II. Hoot Co. .... Ill
Itnsenetork Urea. II
kullltan llroe.' ........ 7
Wtrihelmer ft Drgeo ,, la
other buyers 1:1 .... 1,1:4
Hi. lair . If
McAdama . 1
Omaha Grain
Total
...l.UI 1.131 i.i;i
Cottle Receipts. 4.501 htad. Steere told
lowly aialn today al prlcee thai rengtd
fiom ateady to lor lower. Strictly loppy
kinds war Is. king Compared with a
week ego values war unevenly 11940
lowar, loaaaa being greatest on plain and
medium yearlings and common heovy
alters. On rows and heifers lb msrket
ateady to Ite lower lodav and very
alor. putting prion generally 2ltt0o
lower for the week. Btockera and feedera
were aleedy today at tk week decline
of llnioc.
Quotation en rattle: Cfcolce to prim
b.evea. II.U01 10: good to choice beevee.
I7.;il.ll; fair' to good beeves. 17.
T.fii coipmon to fair beeves, II.IS)f.!l;
thole to prime yearlinga. Il.lll.;i
good to choice yearling. I7.nt0l.il: fair
to good yearllnae. 17 :107.71: common to
fair yearlinga. 11.760 7.:S; choice to prim
helfere. IJ."iOl !5; good to choice hrlf
ll.7iOT.IO; chnlce to prime cows. II. 10
OT.1S; good to choice cowe. ll.I60l.7i;
fair to good rowa, ti.IO0l.li; common to
fair cowe. 13. 1001.00; good ". to chok'S
ftedere. 7.iO.0l.ft; fair to good feedera.
11.1107.10; common to fair feeders,
llltlrl.Ti; good to choice stockera.
I7.li0l.ti: fair to goad elockcra. I7.SS0
T.7i; common to fair atockera. 11.100
T.ii: alork helfera. 11.1001.00; atork
rowa, tt.iO0i.li; stork ralvea. M 000
III; veal calves. 11.10011.01; alock
bulla, 11.0007.00; bulla, stage, etc., I4.JJ0
BEEP STRERS.
No. A.
to 1051
SI 101
90 lit '
37..... .1111
II lilt
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..1151 I Tl
III 7 71
STEERS AND HBIPETR8.
717 7 60 24 731
7 10 il 1001
cows.
1111 I II I..
1 1113 . I 60
HKIFERS.
7 00 30.,
BULLS.
.1110 4 10 3. .....1525 ' 4 71
.1710 I 00 1......1I2I I 21
.141 I 60'
CALVES. ,
. Ill 10 00
Hogs Recelpta, I.SOO head. Trading
. aa fairly active today en good demand
from all quartere early sales were 6010c
higher with strenrth gained end the bulk
of the hogs moving IO0lio higher. Light
hogs sold from 111.11010.40 with a top
price of 10.4i. Mixed loads and butcher
weights. 110.00010.15 and packing grades.
11.71010.11 with extreme beavtea, II.OO0
Lit. Bulk of aalea waa 110.180 10.40.
HOGS
No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
H5..1S6 70 fie II SI..1SS 140 110 10
1..S 110 10 20 64. .Ill 70 10 21
77. .247 . 41 10 10 "i 14. .Ill 110 10 S.I
10.. Ill ... II 40 . St.. 507 ... 10 45
Sheep Recelpta. 1.701 head. Offering
today oonalated mostly today of Califor
nia spring lambs and on a weak demand
moved fully tic lower with the best quali
ty selling at 114.00014.31. Feeder ends
were quoted about steady at 111.25. Clip
lambs were In poor demand with the mar-
- ket slow at declines of 21 to 40c. good
quality li-pound lambs made a top price
of llt.OO. Shep were weak and unevenly
lower, one lot of " Idaho ewea averaging
.111 pounds' sold at 11.21.
Quotations on Sheep Fat lambs," food
to choice, til. 10012.00; fat lambs, fair
to good, 111.25611.50: spring Jamba.
112.00014.25; cull lambs, 110.00012.00;
fat yearlinga, 110.00011. 00; fat wethers.
17.0009.00; fat ewea. light, 15.6001.60;
fat ewea, heavy, 15.0005.50,
kansu City I-lve Stock.
' Kansas City. Mo., May IS. Cattle Re
raipta 3.500 head; beef ateera and year
linga steady to atrong; top yearlinga,
11.10; best ateen, 18.20; beat Colorado
pulpera, 11.16; In-between calves weak
to lower; all other killing claeaes steady;
' good to choir cows, 11.00 01,78; straight
yearling helfera, 11.15: cannera and cut
tera generally 14.2604.56: moat bulla, 14.50
06.16; beat vealers. tt.IO0t.5O.
Hogs Receipts, 1.000 head; 2,000 light
and few medium weight hogs to shipper
atrong to 10c higher; bulk medium, heavy
and mixed loads to packera later 6010a
higher; epote up more; top, 110.70 to
packers and shippers: bulk 171 to Im
pounders, 110.60010.40; -tloied active;
bulk of sales. tlO.S501O.li: sows, mostly
11.25: bulk desirable nativ atock pigs,
ltO.5O01O.fi5: best, 110.75.
. Sheep Receipts, S.000 head: msrket,
sheep and shorn lambs generally 15026c
lower; moat nhorn Texas wethers. 17.250
7.71; best shorn lambs, til. 15; springers
about steady; few natlvea. 114.25.
Chicago Livestock.
' Chicago, May it. Cattle Receipts, 10.-
000 head; active; beef steers, atrong to
ISo higher; several loads matured ateera
at fl.00, top; bulk beef ateere, 7.86
1.15: she-stock, steady to strong; bulla,
steady; vealers, steady to 25c lower;
stockera, scarce, dull; hulk veal calves,
to packers. I.009.25; few at 11.500
10.00: outsiders paid flO.600 11.00 for good
choice handy weights. (
Hogs Recelpta. 27.000 head; opened
strong with yesterday's average, closing
Strong on lights; other 10 to lBo higher,
top, 111.19; bulk.. 110.56911. 00; pigs, dulll,
26 to 10c lower. f8.2501O.2S: packing
sows, strong to lie higher, 19.10010.00;
holdover, moderately liberal.
Sheep Receipts." 11.000 head: ateady to
25o lower; beat California spring lambs,
114.10014.71: top natives. 1(4.50; top,
shorn lambs, 112.76; best handy fat ewes,
f7.00; same fat heavtee down to 14.00. '
St. Tul Livestock.
East St. Louis. III., May 18. Cattle
Receipts. 1.500; steers and bulla ateady:
( light yearlinga. weak; beef cows and can
nsrs. 10 to 16o lower; vest calvea. 6c
lower; beat steers. 18.00; yearlinga. 11.60;
bulk steer, 17.4008.00; bulk yearling.
17il0l.2i: bulk rows. tS.0001.00; bulk
rannera. fS.26: top veal calves, fl.75;
bulk fl.1601.10; atockers, slow.
Hogs Receipts, 10.000; opened mostly
10c higher, closed with, bidding about
steadv with som hogs held off market:
lop. f10 9: bulk. 160 to 260-wund aver
eies I1O2S01O.I5: bulk 120 to 140
Toun'ders, 110.258110.10; packer aows, 19.00
Sheep Receipts, '500: sheep and Jambs,
i to 60c lower; choice Kentucky lamb.
114.51; medium to good native. I1-J
1150; light ewea. 176; heavies. 1S.50
4.01.
. Slows City Un Stock.
) Sioux City. Ta.. May II. Cattle Re
relpta, . 000-head: market killere ateady,
storkers dull: fed steers and yearlings.
17 5001 7a: warmed up steers and year
linga. 1160 0 7.16: fati h ''
15.OO08.IO; canners, - -.OO01O.iO:
feedera, I5.6O07.6I; calves,
4 607.71; feeding cows and heifers.
l4SO0t.25: stockers. 15.6007.. 5. ....
Hogs Receipts. 1.000 head: market 10c
lo isrhigher; lights. 110 50: J?.??:
19.50010.25: heavy packers, JIMJI
niaa. native. N 111.00: ataga, 17.5101.00;
bu'k of sales. flO.16010.40
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, IH heed,
market steady
. - Minneapolis Floor.
VinneHtmlls. Minn.. May ' 11
Vh hsnril.
Week Tear
Receipts Todsy. Ago. Ago.
Wheat It 6 21
Corn 7S . 22
Oats 24 23 7
Rye 7 I ..
Barley 11 1
Shipments .
Wheat 17 !
Corn H 7 . 21
Oats It II I
Jlre 41 12
Barley It..
Omatitt, Miy IS,
All fin nurkfii oly rrt quirt
but ith in riiier tone. Liverpool
cloud 1-4 to 1-J(J lor and itt
dcintnd (or cib whrit li sctivc
rid ottering Jncrcaiing. Argentine
nurkfii virrf tl.o towtr on account
o( lower enchdnkf ratei. Jlroomhsll
confirnii bis eaiimiit of 74.000,000
buahrlt exportable lurplut remain
ing in the Argentine on Xlijr I. and
addi that IB.aw.au buihel told, but
not moved out. txport demand (or
domcittc wheat wai low. but there
wa a report of 700.000 buaheli corn
old to mave out by way o( Mont
real.
Kiftlpu of wheat In Omaha were
SI can againit 2i car lat year.
Corn. 66 ran againit 22 cart and a
total of 176 cart, a compared wilh
$S can lait year. Shipment! of all
graint except barley were heavy and
totalled 210 can againit 81 cart a
year ago. The range of pricei dtt
eaih wheat were 1 to 3 crqti lower.
Corn told readily at unchanged to
l-4c lower. Oati were quoted un
changed to 1-Jc lower. Kye wai te
lower and barley unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard wlntedi 1 ear. II 31: I
ear (61 par rant dark. 11.31; I I tar
(71 per teat aarai, si s.
No, t hard wimsr: I ear. Il.lt; )
ear. II.KS: S ear. 11.24.
,V. I hard winter I ear. 91.931 1
esr, llltHt I rsr, 11.11; 1 car (smut
Irl. 1114.
No. 4 hard wlnlsn I car ( It pay cent
heat dsmaged). 1129; I car (I per cent
beat damaged), 11.24; I car. 11.11.
No. I hard winter: I rar, II 21.
No, 1 yellow hard: t car. II 14.
No, I yellow hard: 1 rar. II.I2U.
So. I itllnw hard! 1 rar. 11.21.
No. 1 sprlagi 1 car (dark northern).
Il.il.
No. I nilsed: 1 car. 11.17: 1 ear
(durum), 11.17; t cars (durum), fl.ll.
No. I mtird: I car (durum). II. Ill
1-1 ear (II per cent winter. Ii per cent
duiuru. 21 per cent spring). Ii.il.
No. 4 mli.d: I csr. Il.lt spring);- I
ears (shippers' weight, durum), 11.11.
No. i miio: 1 car (snipperr weignis
durum), fl.ia.
Hampls mixed: 1-1 rar (durum). 11.11.
CORN.
No, 1 whit: "1 car (shipper weights).
lie: 4 rsrs. lie.
No. I whit: I car (shippers' wsigntsi.
lie: S csr. lie.
No. t yellow: I csr. tir.
No. I Jillowi-ll cars. iiWo; t car.
No. g yellow: i cars, sine.
No. 1 mlsedt 1 car. 1440.
No. t mlied: 1 car (apaelal billing).
l4Vo: 1 car. (ahlppera' weight), IISsc;
I car. i4S,c.
UA To.
No. I white: 1 rar, 17c.
No. 4 while 1 car. II Uc; I ear.
If'ic
Sample wnite: i car, s'e; care. ac.
No. temlaed: 1 car. tic '
RTB.
No. I: 1 ear. 11.10; 1 car (loaded out),
Ic: t-i car. II Uc.
No. 1: 1 car. Ilr.
- BARLET. .
No. I: l-l oar,- lie. - .
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PRIMART RECEIPT8 AND SHIPMENTS.
(Ruahela.)
Receipt Today. Wk. Ago. Wk. Ago.
Wheat 767,000 860,040 722,000
Corn 111,000 717,000 214.000
Oat 101.000 411,100 404,000
Shipment
Wheat ...... 171.000 194.000 181,000
Cora 1,129,000 574,000 471.000
Oats 1.682,000 1.148.000 151,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlot Today Wk. Ago - Tr. Ago
Wheat 112 224 18
Corn 92 ' 226 II
Oat II II
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS
Carlot
Wheat .
Corn . .
Oats ..
Carloti
Wheat
Corn ,.
Oats
Tr. Ago
m
. II
. . - 4
Tr. Ago
II
1
41
Today Wk. Ago
107 71
2t 25
t
ST. LOriS RECEIPTS.
Today Wk. Ago
67 40
51 -.' 51
17 18
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlot . Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Minneapolis 110 141 171
Duluth 77 21 34
Winnipeg .141 Itl 105
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. May It.
Art. I Open. I High. 1 Low. I Closo. Too
May" 1.45V4 1.45 1.41 1.4t'4 1.4IH
1.42 1.46
July 1.27 1.17V4 l.im l.tt 1.27'A
l.7H' 1.27H
Sept. "1.21 1.21V4 1 I-"
1.274'. ' " i.t!4 !
May 1.I0H l.lOHf l.oiul 1014
July 1.01 1.09H 1.11 I 1 11 l-0li
8pt. 1.11 : 1.01V4 1.00H! 1.00 1.01H
May" .im Jl',4 .I1H .U
July ,.14 .14 .14 .644 .14
.14 .14 .84 ' .14
Sept. .17 .17 .! ..( .17,
.47 I .
Oat I I ""
May ,21 . .17 ) .17 f .81
July .40 .40 .39 .31 .40
Sept. .41 .41 .41 .41 .41
.41
Pork "
Vay 21.11 , 22-91 2l
Lard
May 11.41. 11.42 11.17 11.40 11.40
July 11.12 11.16 11.19. 11.15 11.10
r nM I I . '
May I12.I0 i UMI H l .
July lll.tl 12.02 jll.lt 112.01 11.15
2 red.
No. ".
is. r lout
" Kaneai City Grain.
Kanaaa City, Mo:, May II. Wheat
i;tn, no. z narii, ii.ieji.io: xso.
I1.304J1.22.
Corn No. 3 white, 17 9 He;
fallow. If vwe. -"v''
Hsy Unchanged. '
Kansaa City. Mo., May II. Close:
Wheat May. 11.21; July, tl.11; Sep
tember, 91.13. "
Corn July, 61 c; September, 61 c
Minneapolis Grain,
Minneapolis, May II. Wheat Cash No.
1 northern, fl.6101.14; May, fl.64;
July, 11.44; September, 11.29..
Corn No. 2 yellow, 64tS5c. .
Oats No. 3 whits, liQ3to.
Barley 53044c.
Rye No. 2. 11.01 61.06.
Flazaeed No. 1, 12.11 92.14.
St. Loala Grain. -
St. Louis. May II. Wheat May.
11.31; July, tl.22. '
Corn May, i9c; July, 63 He.
v Oats May, llc: July, 41c V
New York Coffee.
New Tork, May 18. Tho market for
coffee futures waa lower today, owing
to easier cablea from Brazil and scatter
ing liquidation. The opening waa at
decline of I to 12 points and prices sold
off to 10.15c for July and 9.41o for De
cember, or about 17 to II points net
lower. There wss a little buying toward
tho close on steadier late cablea from
Santo which cauaed rallies of 3 or 4
pointa from the lowest, with the msrket
closing at a net decline of 13 to 16 points.
Salea were eatlmated at 34.000 bags. May,
10.34c: July, 10.14c: September, 9.74c;
October, 1.44c; December, 1.44c; January.
1.38c; March, 1.27c.
- Spot coffee, dull, Rio 7a. 11c; Santos
4s, 14 to 14e.
St. Joseph Live Slock.
St. Joseph, Mo., May 18. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1,200 head; market ateady: steer.
I7.O0SJI.75: row and heifers, l6.25CH.7i;
calve. 15.6098.00.
Hogs Receipt. 8.100 head; market 10
15c higher; top, 110.40; bulk of sales,
119.26610.50.
Sheep Receipts, t.000 head; market
doll to lower; clipped lambs, 110.60011. 26;
clipped ewes, 14.5096.26.
New Tork Dry Goods.
New Tork, May II. Mors general buy
ing was reported In cotton goods today
and price were firm. Tame were ad
vanced with trading In moderate volume.
W'ool coatinga. cloaklnga and worsted
ulttnga ahowed eom Improvement. Raw
alike were higher 'with roarer sites m
active demand. Burlapa were firm. Job
ber reported a better detp'd for wash
fabric tor apot shipment
Chicago Grain , Finandal .'
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
OWktal lsff (ttssftf! W
Chicago, May II Bearish nu'.
men predominated in the (rain mar
keu today and while trade mi t.ow
early and fair tupport wai in vi
dmce, the imith wai en a iharp de
ctine wheat oU !isiMi the Uiier
on May corn h&lte lower, oali J'. Gil
Vic and rye DiQllHe lower for
May.
There wai little In the nei that
attracted much attention and wheat
iluctuaied in an aimlct manner ttptil
near (he cbie. when free selling of
the July ly a local nrofeiaior.al and
icattrred selling of May found the
market poorly lupportrd.
Some mod lot ordrri were i.uuht
in the May and the decline wji ea
iiy iiiamel.
The trade w aav-fo no mood to eon
lidrr the leu favorxMc crop reporti
or the damn that France was alter
new crop winter! at the ie'H5ari.'
At $1.27 for July, csm'nliaion !uuct
wtre good buyer on retting orders
ano again at l.-'0J .ud at Sl.Jo'j
A houe with icaboard connection!
wai a good buyer of the September
ana the latter ihonl more ai.'cngth
man July.
a Foreign IWataad Slow. -Illinois
sold il ia bushela naw
la arrles at eaual to I We under Juiv
sfter allowing for rommistlnn. Uoneral
foreign demand waa alow and EurtMt
and domasiio buyaie seem disposed to
swe'1 developments la tho May.
Com and oat showed a heavy under
line wllh trade almott entirely of a loral
character. titonrt buelneea was under
wsy la bath grains, but bad little effect
and the late break In wheat led to pressure
and an eaey rlnae. Menllment on the
whole waa bearleb and scattered liquida
tion developed In May nsta towsrd tho
laet. Thsrs was soma Benin n n.i. at
Winnipeg eredlted to a Clilrsgo hnueo.
iKltnttllo shinning demand waa rather
alow, with receipts, tl car corn, and II
cars oais. .
Ii took but little selling to make
lower range of ry prtcee. W'hilo the
sesbosrd reported a good demand there
was no buying of consequenc here. Re
ceipts, It care.
ril Notes.
From the rapidity of the decline In
price late In the day and the cloas
around tho Inaide. the trada waa dlaooaed
In look for lower price unleaa aupport
Ing order are forthcoming. It waa aald
that a great deal of scattered long wheat
and coarse gralna ram out and that 'tho
short Interest was Increased, with the
trad locally mora bearish.
Belling of May wheat waa of liberal
volume and the buying largely by a houte
with Omaha connection that took the
offerings on every querter rent "decline
from II. It down. Around 11.12 buvlnat
was attributed to loral shorts. Ths mar
ket s action auggested activity among the
loral operator who were benrlth and a
more rettrlcted general buying aa the
haueea with eastern .connections who have
been tho most agresslv of 1st appeared
to have few orders.
Should the largeet holders of wheat
decide to sell a good part of their hold-
ngs at any time, tho Impression ts that
prices would decline sharply. Discussing
till point, a treder said that unitsa they
do and the shorts get ecared, price would
b expected to advance sharply.
Corn traders say there la little new
buying oDmlng in from ths outsld and
ths msrket Is largoly profeesional, Thoe
friendly to tho buying tide lay that should
weather delay planting It might bring; In
more buying orders. x
Omaha Produce
Furnlahed by the stats of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing: .
LIVE POULTRT. .
Broilers f0.35ei0.45
Hens, light . .
Hens, heavy
Cocks ........
Ducks
Gees
,.22
.210 .21
.13: .16
.18 .22
'.100) .17
IO.4O0fO.IO
. .26 1 .21
.264 .2
' .159 .20
r229 -26
.no 2o
-DRES8ED POULTRT.
Broilers,
Broilers,
Hene ,.
Corks . ,
Ducks ' .
Ceete ..
fresh ,
frozen
.I04
.10 0
.279
.111)
,26Q
.204)
.2ee
.22)
,20O
.209
.329
.319
.259
.209
..fl3.eO0flt.IO
,, 11.009 11.10
..' 7.009 l-P
.. 12.009 lt.a
.. 10.009 11.10
.. 7.009 IH
,.. 1.109 10.00
. . -T.009 1.00
.. 22.009 24.00
.. 11.009 21.00
..,16.000 17.00
.. 12.00 9 14.00
..'M.009 11.00
.. 1.000 t.00
..'7,109 100
EGOS.
Select ,
No. 1 ;
No. 2
Cracks
Cass count, esse. 1.759 7.00
BUTTIK.
Creamery, prints ..........
Creamery, tub
Country, beat . ., .zzes
Country, com..... .110 .20
Buttsrfst, Hta pr. .zs,..
1 MAI
Prairie No. t upland..
No. I upland ,
No. 3 upland
No. 1 midland ......
No. 2 midland
No. 3 midland .,
No. 1 lowland 1
No. 2 lowland .........
Alfalfa choice
No. 1
Standard
Ni l
No. I
Oat atraw ............
Wheat straw
HIDES AND WOOL. -..
Tar titriea- Green salted No. I, per- lb..
t7o; green salted No. f, per 10.. SOIc;
green hides No. 1, per' lb.,4Tr,c; green
hide No. 2. per Ihl, S04c; green salted.
old stock, per lb., 20ci grssn sousa nun
hides No.. 1, per id., eci green aaiieu uuu
hides No. 2. per lb., 3c
-Horse times: Large, eacn, et.vv; mwm.
each. 12.50: small, each. 13.00; pony ana
glues, sack, I1.001. 25. ,
Sheep pelts: Green salted, aa to aiz
and wool, each, 75c0t fl.00. ,
Wool: Choice fine and one -half blood.
per lb., 25930c; medium and three -eighth
blood, per lb.. 24928o: low and one-quar
ter blood, per id., iivzvc. ,
Bananas: 707Ho lb.
Orange: SIso lit and larger, 17.600
.00: else 250. 17.0008.10; sis 218,
07.00; sis 124, IS.5IOI.50.
Lsmons: Far Dog, ,
Grape fruit 1 Per crate, according; to
slse, I4.5O0I.W. ' "iw
Apples: Wlneasps, according- to size
and grade, f3. 0004.00; Ben Davis, ff.00;
Yellow Newtons, 13.60. -
Strawberries: crates, 24 qt.gDoxee. s-e
.. . . V .
Figs: 24 pKgs., s i.iei. .., v
lb.. 41011c.
Pineapples: Accorowig 10 sice,
6.50. ...' .-.'.-,'
VEGETABLES. .
Potatoes: New,, No. 1, per lb., IOo;
new No. 2, per ID., icjpec; western moru
ka. No. 1. per cwt., tl.'62.26; Idaho
whites, per cwt., ft.2502.60; Red Blvsr
Ohio. No. 1, perewt., f2.60; Oregon Netted
Gems, f2.25. ' ' '
Sweet potatoes: ' Fer tu.. i.i..
Celery: Per dos., 7icfl.i5.
Head lettuce: Crates, 11.60 4. 00; dog..
fl.00ei.50
Leaf lettuce: uos.. tuwouc.
Rubarb: Homo grown, dos., 4O0fOe.
Egg plant: Dos., f2.00. " . '
nniona: Texas crystal wax, -!.
crates, fS.00; Texa yellow,. 46-lb. crates,
". . -
Cauliflower: urates. B.!(fJ.i.,
Asparagus: . Do., 5c. "
Cucumbers: Hot house, dot., 13.000
2.50; hampers, I do., fl.50; Texaa, DU
baaket, fl.00.
Cabbage: New, per lb., 4eie.
Tomatoes: Crate, I baaketg, 15.009
1.00; luge, fS.26. ,
Radishes: New, dor., 2O0JOC .
Carrots: New, dor., 10c; hampefl fl.78
2.00. -c
Turnips: New, dor., 10c: hamper, fl.1t
02.00. . '..."
Onions: Young, noma grown, sv.
Spinach: Homo grown, bssket, 46 60c.
Green peppers: Per lb., Sc.
Green or wax bean: Hampers,-13.00
5.00. - r
PLANTS.
Cabtage: Box, fl. 0001.26.
Tomatoea: Box. fl.OO01.3i.
Pansy planta: Box. 33.71. - . . ,
Kansas City Produce.
Ksnsas City. Mo Msy It. Efg U-
Changed; firsts, 22r.
Rntter Unchanged: creamery, ssoi
packing.' 18c. ' ' -
Poultry i;ncnan'eo; nen. hq-w b
40c; rooaters. 12; ,0.
New Tork Dried Frnlt.
New Tork. May 14. Evaporated Apples
Scarce. 9
Prunes Quler. . : . -
Aprlrou pull. ... .
enchrs wrsdy- ,
Raisins s. .
By ALEXANDER DANA NO YES.
Peas a a It I, ) W lr.
New Vork. May 18 -In today'
markeli. although there wai no uth
uniformity of trend in pricei ai had
occurred on several other day thi
week, there were several incident o
particular interest, mostly unrelated
to one another. The nock market
moved with much uncertainty, but
tterling oiiee jyore touched the high
mark oi the upward movement, a
rise of a half penny in silver bullion
brought the London price to the
highest since the beginning of last
December, and the Wall itreet rate
for time loan on stock exchange
collateral dropped to 4 per cent (the
lowest rate fince the middle of 19 7)
with a few short loam placed at a
i r action ic.
1 hit reminder of the trend in moil
ev ratei suggested what ii largely
the key to the preicnt situation in
many market!; the effect of very
Iauj m, ,.. , .-j t r
iyt i.iwiiv ifiivs anu iiiwrrasing laci1
litiei for credit on the mirit of snee.
ulation. That is the quite invariable
rcsun on occasions oi the kind. To.
day'i weekly statement bf the reserve
syitem showed no pause in the re
laxation ot aggresate demands on
credit.
Rediscounts Reduced.
outttsndlng rediscount! wsre reduced
Main M, 400.00 In the whole system and
ei.iee.ee l .New York; oulatsndlr.a note
circulation wss rut down satin, and Ih
rvaerv perreniag incrette.1. Thle eon-
unuea reduclloB or demendt en the eve.
lein's credit continues to esclt surprise,
but It meet not bs for sot ten that avan
vary considerable Increased borrowing at
nana 10 conauci reviving Irene would b
estiiy counter Dsianred tl.rough the
tenelv paying off of "froien creSilt" by
fsrmers who have sold thtir eraln or rot.
ton st ths present remunerstlve prkee.
ineconiuaea movement in today a stock
msrket wss a nslursl enough reeuli of
a situation crowded with highly Imag
mauve "tumors." into which anma am
naa injected a bit of aober truth. Wednea.
day's Wtll street silliness In ths matter
of "prospectlvs mergers" prepared the
way for abrupt deellnee In certain stocks
which hsd bssn bid up estravagantly the
amy ociore on ine Dsns ot turn stories.
W'hlle atocka of that aort ware brraklntf
sharply today and ths two seiust "merger
shsree" wer standing still, sfforts wer
made to bid up something sis. This gave
a superriciai appearance or strength to
parts of ths market, but the day' real
irena was retroactive.
Bond Market Strong. .
The bond market showed a good deal of
sirengtn, aitnougn lll-dlalrlhuted. (Ster
ling's advance to I4.4S the high rat pre
viously toucnea 'or a moment on May 10,
served ss reminder first of the plscid In
difference of Kuropwen exchange to the
colltpte of Lloyd George's Genoa expert,
mente, second to the persistence with
which the foreign value of Britleh cur
rency nowadays itturns to a higher level
then after each reaction.
When this hspoont In fees of a balance
a favorable to England on merchan
diss trade account and of complete sue.
pension of gold shipments from London to
New Tork, it is sale to ssy that senti
ment Is playlno; a potent part. It could
hardly have failed to be affected by the
British rfovetr.metit' declaration that It
propoaea t? trke up lta American indebt
ednssa and In due course to restore its
paper :urrmcv also to par.
New York Stocks
Ranee of srices of the leading atock
furnished by Logan Bryan, 241 Peters
Trust building:
. . RAILROADS. '
-Wed.
' . . High. Low. Clo. Close.
A., T. S. F......100H 49 100 1144
Belt, ft Ohio 47 46 47H 44
Csn. Pacific 140 140' HO' HO
N. r. central ton , o
Ches. A Ohio...... bk 16
Ot. Northern 76 7444 76 '4
Illinois Central 104 103 104
Kan. City Southern 27 K 27', 27
Lehigh Valley
Missouri Pacific ,
N. T. A N. H....,
Northern Pac...
C. A N. W
Penn. R. R
Reading
C. R.1. 4?
Southern Pacific.
Southern Ry
C, M. A St. P...,
Union Pacific...
45
75
103 H
23
12
23
21
74
74
40
l
10
24
25
63 62 ii 3H
23 22 22
30 29 . SO 'A
76 76 75
75 74 74
41 41 41
10 71 71
46 44 . 45
1 10 11
24',, 24 . 24
26U 2544 2S
...131 137 131 13!
STEELS.
..140 151 169 160
. . 49 48 48 41
..114 113 113 114
ii r . jievi lie v 117
77 77 77
so
72
38
71
41
71
77
37 .
73
31
31
72
31
78
42
71
35
72
38
78
44
71
Am. Car Fdry
Aiua-cnaimers .
Am. Loco.
Baldwin Loco. .
Bethlehem Steel
Colo. F. A I....
Crucible
Am. Steel. Fdry.
Lackawanna Stoel. 79
Uldval Steel ..... 44
Ren. S. A 1 7.1 u,
Ry. Steel Springs. 100 100 100 100
Sloss-Scheffield. .. 63 61 . 61 62
u.mo. oteei, ...... , syfc
Vanadium -62 61
' COPPERS.
Anaconda 66 64
Am. S. ft R. Co.. 66 64
Cerro De Pasco... 39 39
Chill 23 21
v-nino o-" 31
Cal. A Arizona..,. 61 61
Oreen Cananoa.... 34 32
Inspiration ....... 42 41
Kennecott ....... 39 38
Miami . . 30 30
Nevada Consoll. , . 1,4a 18
Ray Consolidated . 18 17
Seneca 14 14
Utah 68 17
' OILS.
General Asphalt . 61 A
Cosden 44
California Peterol 67
Island Oil ........ 1
Invincible Oil ... 18
Mexican Peterol ..133
Middle States ..... 15
Pacific 011 . 65
Pan-American ..... 65
Phillips 41
Pierce Oil 16
Pure Oil 32
Royal Dutch 63
Sinclair Oil 33
99
61
65 '
65
39
22
31
61
34
42
.38
30
18
18
14
68
98
60
64
64
38
21
30
60
32
42
38
21
18
17
14
66
61.
43
66
1
17
61
42 S7
1
18
61
44
S6
1
17
130 130 131
14 lt 14
(4. 0
64 64
48
9
32
62
33
64
64
48
9
32
62
33
Standard Oil. N. J.187 186 187
Texas Co.
Union Oil
Whit Oil
Chandler ,
Oen Motors . . ,
Willys-Overland.
PlerceyArrow v ,
White' Motor .
Studebaker .
48 47
22 21
.. . 10 10 .
MOTORS.
... 74 73
13
8
18
48
12
7
18
48
48
21
II ;
73
13
7
18 -
48
48
10
32
62
33
187
47
21
10
74
12
8
18 .
49
.120 119 111 120
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flsk
Goodrich
Kelley-Sprgf Id . .
Keyaton Tire
AJax
U S' Rubber
18
41
51
21
17
4
17
40
49
21.
16
64 .
INDUSTRIALS.
Am Beet Sugar
AS O A W I ...
Am Int Corp
Am Sumatra . . .
Am Tele ........
American Can .
Cen Leather
Cuba Cane
Cuban-Am. Sugar.
Corn Products...-
Famous Players...
General Electric.
Gt. N. Ore
Int. Harvester.
Arm H. A L.. pfd.. 71
U. 8.' Ind. Alcohol 64
42 41
II 36
41 48
34 36
122 122
48 . 47
40 38
16 15
24 22
101 101 101 101
82 81 81 81
165 165 165 165
17
40
60
21
16
64
42
36
47
36
122
47 i
40
16l
23
18
40
50
21
16
64
41
37
47
36
122
48
39
15
23
41
105
40 - 41
102 102
69
63
60
82
75.
75
62
69
. 60
70
63
50
63
76
75
52
70
51
62
1
27
28
36
44
24
Int. Paper 61
int. M. M.. Dtrt.... tsik
Am. Sugar Ref. ... 76
Sears-Roebuck .... 76
Stromsberg ....... 63
Tob. Products 70
Worthlngton Pump -61
Wilson Co
Weetlnghous Elec. 63 12'
Am, woolen 93 fi
MISCELLANEOUS,
Am, Cotton Oil . . 28 27
Am. Agrt. Chera... 36 38
Am. Linseed 15 31
Boeeh Magneto.... 44 44
Brklvn. Rapid Tr. 24 24
Continental Can...
Cal. Packing 78 78
Col. O. ft E 18 17
Columbia Pragh.. 4 4
United Drug 81 78
National Enamel.. 41 41
United Fruit 142 143
Lcril. Tobacco ....
National Lead ... 94 15 'i
Philadelphia Co... 39 :
Pullman iszi 121 '.
Punta Ale. Sugar. 4L' 41
.South P. R. Sugar. 46 47 4
Retail Store 64 62 64
Superior Stel .... S4 S4 34
ft. I., ft F..... T.a :-
Va. Cur Chem.... Sl 20
40
104
70
62
61
83
76
75
63
69
46
62
11
21
38
34
46
26
5
Teial ssl.s. 1.144 tel.
lur t lu, , per real's Wedi
,4.x I ..... 1 t- mM . u.
Merke-'iaMi, ,i41e , W elstedty
fiaara'loaa. Sllll-r
si.fiieg v'Ium, H4Si Wednesday
17
4
78
41
78
17
4
81
41
142 142
.... let
95 94
-9 39
121 123
42 41
45
64
New York Bonds
19
S3
Ml
19.31 91 32 19 It
9 il M il 19.61
. 91 l 11.74 ft II
. 19 4 II II li lt
. 99 91 I 10 II 14
. II 14 fill 91 I
.100.74 10 44 100 74
,100.00 100.01 100.01
113 114
64 17
111
12
7
17
14
111
int
(Th Be Is thi only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
fidal close of the New York Stock
exchange bondej
N.w Vork. May It Inlereet In lole
tuHd draliaas rsnterrd more in new Bffrr
Ing men tboaa already In Hie nisi he,
thi. ... te.la.rf bv Iba ouuk eaeortt.
lie of tho I9l.i. f"t niortgeg li.
year I per rent sinking fund bonds and a
llliie.to uan luued ! the loiiunon.
wealth Cower rompany, fur whlt'b a "
dntitad was rrporlad
In general Ike bond list broadened oa
a elighily Isrger vuluin. of boainee. but
rail end seasoned indwatrisle recorded
only slight elisngea. metaje ehollig th
greataal atrength and ariefily.
uf these the aeveral Iteues of the Chile
Topper ronipsnv were moat prominent al
gain of I to ft points. Loral traction
and utilities continued la b Influenced
by realising sales
Aside from the demand for Liberty
end. third and fourth 41,. Cnlled Stale
war flotations were restricted 10 narrow
mave men 1 a. Menlisn 4s and I held
strong and firmneas wst shown by French
government 7s and French municipals.
Tntsl sales (par value aggregated 41
111.100. t
Near Tork, May II rolloalng ar (
dav'e hlsh. low and rloelna prlree of
bond on th New York Clock KlchsnfS
and th total aale of earn bond:
bales (is fl.soo.l High Low
I'. . Bonds.
144 Liberty Se .....
II Liberty Id 4s
141 Liberty 1st 4 'is.
2724 Liberty Id 4s...
nil i.inerty in t'.t...
tll Liberty 4ih 4't.
114 Victory 4s
I Victory Ss
Foreign (iovernment, Stat and Munlrlpsl
23 Argentine 7 100 100 100
I l ninete nor KI it M ss tt
1 I'Hy of Bergen Is 111 III 111
1 City of Berne 8s .. 114
14 City of fiord ... 17
1 I'lty or ( nna la, .,111
IS City of Copen i 11
. II City of Lyon Is... 17
S3 rity or Msr Is T
7 Cllv of R ds Jin Is 104
1 City of Ban Psulo t 103 13 103
It City of Toklo is... 71 11 11
4 City of Zurich Is. .113 112 112
uurt or Heine 7a.. 94 tt 94',
24 D t C 1 n n '21 101 100 100
67 Horn Can 6a. 31 .. 99 . 94 99
53 I'toh C Ind a. 47. 44 95 95
127 DtrhE Ind la. 12.. 96 94 91
77 French Rep t ..104 104 104
14 French Rep 7s ..101 101 101
ii Japanese 1st 4s.. 91 to 90
14 Japsnee 4s 77 76", 7
41 King Belgium 7s.108 107 108
24 King Belgium Is ..102 102 102
111 King Denmark 6s.. 19 98 99
461 King Nnthrlnds 6s. 97 96 17
17 King Norway la ,.111 111 111
24 King Sweden 6s... 101 101 101
zs rsr-Ly-aiea ss . , si 13
14 Rep of Chile I.I 46.106 106 105
I Rep of Cuba In. 04. 90 90 90
44 Rep Uruguay la ..108 108 108
' mate (junsinfl 7S .111 110 ill
21 Stste Qumdnd 6. ..102 103 102
43 State Rio Or SI ts. 103 102 103
t 8wles con 8a 117 117 117
208 K G R A I 6s. 22.108 108 108
IIKOR41 6s, 21.108 108 108
22 K G R A I (, 37.102 102 102
65 U 8 Brazil 8 105 105 105
14 U S Brsxll is .... 67 67 67
43 U 8 Mexico 4s .... 57 tl
Railway and Miscellaneous.
2 Adams Express 4a.. 76 76
5 Ajax Rubber 8 ..102 102 102
34 Am Ag 4Thm 7.103 1"2 33
N S Am Cot Oil 6s 91 91 91
16 Am Smelting 5f... 92 92 92
14 Am Sugar 6a ,100 100
4 Am T T CT 6. .114 lit
34 Am T A T o tr 6a 98
" 5 Am Writ Paoer 7a 88
5 Arm A Co 4s 90
. 44 A T A S F gen 4s 88
21 A C L 1st con 4s.. 88
It At Refining 6s..,104
64 Bait A Ohio 6t... 99
33 Rait A Ohio cv 4Us 83
16 B T of Penn 7s.. .107 107 107
28 Beth Steel p m 5s 93 93 93
11 Brsden Copper 6s.. 99 91 99
6 Bklyn Ed gen 7s... 107 107 107
6 Cal Gas A El 6s.. 94 94 94
16 Can N 6s ...111 111 111
135 Can Pacific deb 4s 79 78 79
I Cen of Os 6s 99 99 ' 49
in ren i.estner &s 97 7
24 Cen Pao gtd 4s.... 86 86
44 Cerro de Pasco Is.. 119 118
179 Ches A Ohio cv 6s.. 91 91
44 Che A Ohio cv 4s 88 88
128 C B A Q r 6s A.,.. 9,9
20 C ft East III is 82
25 C Ot West 4s...... 61
20 C M & St P cv 4s 70
41 C M A St P r 4s 64
c I'm t n w 11
67 Chi Rys 5s . .
2 C R I A P gen 4s.. 82
58 C R I ft P ref 4s.. 82
v 16 Chi A W Ind 4s.. 73
BUCCAStLK 4S.. 80
47
87
90
88
88
67
76
100
114
97
87
' 90
,18
10J 103
99 99
K3
99
l
18
81
61
70
64
109 109
83 83
82
82
73
80
179 Chile Copper 7s. ...107 104
. 90
78
87
95
88
97
86
119
91
. 88
99
82 1
61
70
64
109
83
82
82
73
80
195
91
78
87
96
88
117
84
231 Chile Copper 6
1 Colo Ind 5s . . 78
; ,5 Colo A S rf 4s..87
6 Col O A El 5s 95
7 Con Coal Mrylnd 6s 88
30 Con Gas 7s 117 117
16 Cub Cn Sug d 8s 15 84
3 Cub Am Sug 8s.. 105 .104 104
27 D A R G imp 5s.. 82 82 82
1 7 M ft. Ft D 4s.. 60 60 60
6 Det Ed I ref 6s ..102 102 10!
11 Det Utd Rys 4s .. 82 82 82
, 6 Dlamnd Mtch' 7s.l07 107 107
1 DIs Sec 6s 43 43 43 .
,15 Dpnt Nemrs 7'As ,.107 107 107
14 Dunuesne L 6s
49 Krte gen 4s , . .
. 13 Frle w Hen 4s
5 Flsk Rubber 8s.. ..106 106 106
40 Fram Ind Dlv 7s 99 99 99
8 Gen Elec deb 5.. 100 99 100
69 Goody'r T 8s 1931 103 102 103
T Clnnriv'e T fia 1Q41 11fi 11EU 11S
''12 Grand Tr R of C 7113 112 112
ur 1 nj ol 1, os J"4'S !" 5 ivdn
88 Gt N 7s A.-.. 109 109 109
St Ot N IUa B ... 99 99 99
26 Hud ft M rer 6s A 84 83 83
72 H ft M adj Inc 5s 64
.103 103 10.1
63 . 52 63',j
63 6.1 6.1 '
83
3
63
1? til Centra' 6s...lot 10114 10m
5 111 Cen ref 4s
13 Ind Steel 6s
10 Int Aa-rlc 6s
213 Inter-Met 4s. ..
791 int-Met 4s ctrs.
378 Int Rap Tr ref 6s
40 Int M M s f 6e.
40 Int P ref 5s B...
5 Invincible Oil 8s.
7KCFS&M 4s.. 79
2 K C Southern 6s.. 87
7 Kelly-Spring T 8s 108
10 Lark'wa Steel 5s '50 91
4 L S ft M S d 4s, 28 94
48 L S ft M S d 4s, 31 92
a i.eni valley 6a
14 L ft N ref (s
86
99
79
16 '
16
69
96
85
95
79
37
ins
91
94
92
102 102 102
.103 102 102
86
99
79
17
17
71
97
86
95
86
99
79
17
17
70
97
86
95
79
87
108
,91
94
92
2 L A N unified 4s .. 90 90 90
2 Market St Ry cn 5s 90 90 90
i Mariana uu ss ..97 97 97
19 Mex Pet 8 106 106 106
10 Mich Cent deb 4s . . 90 90 90
10 Mich State T 1st 6s 98 98 91
26 Mid Steel cv 6s.. 92 91 92
7 M A St L ref 5s .. 45 45 45
16 M St P A SSM 6S.102 102 102
7MKATnpI5sA 83 83 83
64 M K ft T n sd 5s A 67 56 67
17 M K A T 1st 4s.'. 81 81 81
12 M Pac ref 5s. 23.100 100 V 100
69 M Pac, gei 4s ,. 64 64 64
7 Mon Pow 6s A.... 96 96 96
5 Morris ft C 1st 4s 87 87 87
17 tTO T A M Inc 5s.. 70 . 69 70
31 N T C col 7s .107 106 106
68 N T C deb 6s ..102 102 . 102
'4 N T C con 4s .... S3 83 83
22 N T Ed r 6s.l10 109 109
11 NT NH ft H C 6s, 48 82 81 82
5 NT NH A H 4s. 57 65 55 66
6 N T Rys r 4s. ctf.. 40 40 40
9 N T Tel deb 6s, 49.105 105 106
60 N T Tel ref 6s. 41.106 104 104
17 N T W &B 4s.. 67 66 67
4 Nor A South 5s A. 67. 67 67
9 Nor A West cv 6s. .108 107 107
le-'Nor ft West con 4s. 87 87 87
31 N P pr lien 4s .. 86 86 84
305 N P gen 3s ...... 62 62 62
305 N P-G N jt 6s.05 1064lO6
4 N S Pow rer 5s A.loo 100 joo
11 N W Bell Tel 7i..l06 106 106
5 O St, srtd 6s ctf. 101 101 101
109 Or Wsh R R A N 4s 82 81 81
4 Otis Steel 8s A. .102 102 102
II Pa G A El 6s .... 92 91 91
7 Psc T ft. T 6s .. 97 96 97
14 Psck Mot Car 8..107 107 107
10 Pan-Am P ft T 7s 100 100 100
17 Penn R R 6s 109 109 19
i Penn R R gen 6s.. 99 98 99
6 Pro ft Ref ts 103 102 10J
9 Pere Mari ref 5a. 96 93 95
2 P A E Inc 4S .... 281, 28 28
5 Pierce Oil deb 8s ..101 101 101
14 Penn R R gen 4s son, 90
35 Reading gen 4s.... 84 84 14
5 S L I Mt ft S ret 4s 87 87 87
26 8 L ft 8 F adj s 80 79 79
71 st L 8 F inc ts sk
26 S L ft S F pr I 4 A 72
1 S L S W 1st 4a.... 78
4SPAKCSL 4Vi 82
21 S A A A P 1st 4s 77
44 S A 7j con 6s 67
32 S A 7. adj 6s..... . 22
IlRAlr.Hl... i 41
B Stl Hoon (a A.. S9
79
68
72
78
82
7S
56
21
3S
39
78
82
77
56
22
41
99
11
set.
1
tl
4
S4 4
4
ta si
tt'Z si
I
11
ft Cia ri eel te 1 4
4 Wlh Mtll Tel S., 44
41 awuik Pad e 4a.. 11
It twoih t-.a rf 4t.. 11
I Sum fa ral lr 4 St
JI st II y g. .... l
fl tiy r.n Is. ,
II Mou'h My g 4s. ,, al
I H K Uua.r la... IIU
It Xiaad O of I' deb t ee 4
tt inir AV SOI tt . ,
4 Third Av ref tt , tu
14 Tide Oil lta rlf. lei
4 Tobacco Product t 11 let', let
21 I'meo Pao lei 4a,. 11 91 11
4 I nu.il K, ( 4 ,, S4. Sim 14 S
I I'alaa fto rf 4s ,, l 14 11
4 t ela Tank 4'ar J.ISI 11 11
r ,.,. itt
v ' p n,g IW .,.!
IS I' S Rubber tt .... 9
N Mle.1 t f l.,lf
21 Va.t'r-t'hin t...lt
III m Cr Chin III St.. l 1 00 iat
I Mr Mr i t II J tl
4 Wshath Ul it ... I iju tiu
J Waal Hire te , I oe i, e s
, rr 11c ts SJt, sit, iiv
II Watt. I'nion s ..lets S4 19
II Weeilng Kl 7t ...,s4. H7 10IV
I Wheel A L K 4Us. 111T tl- ttaT
T Wick-Spen St It., ,ss lo eo
n ittit at to sr iss.iets ln lea
14 WHtn Co v se., II 94 1444
vrn gen ta ,, ai tl tl
III Ikim fan W II. .lot lea
41 I'serh-Slo I rlf.. tt til! tt
Tuisl sale of bond tudar tr III,.
Sll.leo, compered with Ila.ll3.l4t previous
uay aau si.iv.vee a year ago.
17 S 11
ls
11 11
Sl 14
N. Y. Curb Bonds
101 Sinclair Oil cv 7 '.it 104 104 104
New Tork. May II The curb market
continued active and atrong. Petroleum
aomandeu moat attention. Creole Hyndi.
rat waa a leading feetur fallowing re
ported active development work In South
America. '
Standard Oil of Indiana waa In de.
mand on a large seal, advancing from
104 to 107. but ridded In lb after
noon, -
New atrength In '. tod ley petroleum
as attributed to th reported brlnsina-
In of a new :.OOO.barre well In the com
pany t uurna tract In th a Dorado
liein.
Mutual Oil continued In tpwlal da
mand and ranged from t'l la IK.
Induatrlal laauee wero generally firm,
motor stocks contlnulnc Bramlnant. In.
dependence Leed continued a strong fea
ture In th mining group and made a
unnsr aavanca, agsin lifting Its high.
cew 1 or. ay 11. Transaction on
the New York curb mirimi to-a ..-.
mm tuiiww.
Industrials.
Salea (In 11.000). High
21 Allied Packer Is.. 44
II Allied Park 4s. ctf. 13
I Allied Parker Is ... 94
71 Am Cot Oil Is .... 18
. Am 1, ar t e 10s
I.nw
13
It
17
1
10 s
2:11
41
1
17
11
IIS
,10i 106 7I5
.100 100 100
. 18 97 97
.101 101 101
st s VI
19 98 98
..ino 100 100
.. 12 92 93
..103 101 101
.. 18 17 17
. . 99 91 99
31 Am TAT I. 1121.100 100 100
t ee, it..iuis im vt 101
17 Anacon Cop la ...100 100 100
34 Ana Cop 7a. 1131.103 1103 103
7 Ang Am OI! 7.103 10J 103
7 Armour, ft Co. 7a. .104 10 104
to rntn mi fa. jtz..io.4 lut 1
4 Bethlehm St 7a, 31.101 102 102
1 Can Nat Ry eq 7s.loi 108 108
101 Cans Nat Ry is... 11 98 18
1 tin fso ss ..101 101 101
f Col Grap la 47 47 47
i Cop Kx Ann la. 23.102 102 102
IS CnpiR A 8a, 1924.. 103 102 103
i Cop Ex Asn Is. 21.103 103 102
4 Em G A F 6s ,.101 100 100
10 Galena Slg Oil 7s ..103 102 J3
wen Aepnii as ..ins ioi T"5
10 Hoodrlch Tiro 7s
11 Hood Rubber 7s.
24 Humble Oil 7..
263 Inter R T 8s. 1122 fl
31 Ksn O A E 6s 96 96 96
36 Ken Cop 7s 106 106 105
a Kings Uly L,t 6s. 98 96 98
41 Laclede Gss 7s.. ..100 100 100
s i,.si tc l, it....
1 Ligget-WIn 7s ..
25 No Am Ed 6s..
17 P 8 Ovof N J 7s.
61 Robert Galr 7s..
7 Saks A Co 7s ..
4 Hears Roe 7s. 1922.100 100'4 100
s peers Hoe 10. 1923.100 iou ivua
1 Shawsheen 7s 103 lf3'10a
6 Solvay ft Cle 8s. ..106 105 104
30 Ho Bell Tel 7s.... 103 103 103
' i Stsn O N T 7s, 27.. 105 105 106
7 Stan O N T 7s, 31.. 109 109 109
1 Stan Oil N Y 6s106 106 106
6 Sun Oil 7s 101 101 101
4 Sft ft Co 7s. 1925.101 101 101
13 Sft A Co. 7s. 1931.102 103 102
2 Texas Co 7 101 101 101
i Tidal Osage Is ..103 103 103
- 5 Tol Edison 7s ..106 106 106
26 Un Oil Prod 8s. ..108 108 108 ,
6 Vacuum Oil 7s ..107 . 107 107
1 Warner Sug 7s, 41.. 99 19 99
17 West Elec 7t 108 108 . 104
7 Winchester 7s ..101 101 101
60 Fed Lnd Bk 4s.l00 100 100
171 Freeport. Tex 7S.A.127 120 126
32 Int G N 6s 64 63 63
61 Inter Sert 6s WI. 79 78 78
3 Nst Leather Is ...100 100 100
5 NY NH A H 4s ctf. 11 11 91
15 Phil Pet 7s ww. .102 101 102
14 Un Oil Csl 6s 101 101 101
63 Ver Caro Chem 7s.. 19' II 11
Foreign Bonds. t
11 Arg 7s. 1923... ...100 100
SO Arg 6s, S B ...... 79 , 71
4 city or Rontons ts
2 City Solssons 6s .,
20 Hamburg 4s ...
430 N Y. N H Fr 7e..
.1 Russian 6s
' 64 Russian ' 6a
50 Russian 5s ctfs
14 Swiss ss
10 U S Mex 4s .
10 Csn SS 4s ....
26 Mex Govt 5s .
20 Mex Govt 8s ,,
4 U S Brasil 7s
85
86
14
76
25 -
19
19
102 102
.. 47 47
. . 96
., 21
.. 14
. . 18
6
15
14
76'
25
20
If
96
21
14
97
100
It
15
85
14
70
26 '
20
19
102
47
96
21
14
97
- Chicago Stocks,
Range of prlcea of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan A Bryan, 241
Peters Trust building::
:::t.
Close.
. 97
. 12
. I
.4
2
22
.. 2
.. 5,
.. 49
.. 40
..103
.. 20
.. 67
.. 62
..103
New Vork Produce.
New York. May 18. Poultry Live Ir
regular; Uroilers, 40 62c: fowls. 21c.
Dressed steady; prices unchanged.
Armour ft Co. pfd.,..1,..
Armour Leather com....
Continental Motor.
Earl Motor
Libby .,
Montgomery-Ward
National Leather .......
National Leather (new).
Plggley W'lggly
Stewart-Warner .
Swift ft Co
Swift Int.
Union Carbide
Wahl ...
Wrlgley
I m rr. id Qrain $hi(imrnt
Shown in lUilroad Rfjiorl
Wathin.ton, May H (Scil
Trlfifrsin ) l-oiluig of grain and
grain prod net 1, according to rcoort
Hied" with the car smite division ol
the American Kailway osaociaiion,
showed an increase during the wrrk
clotrd May 6 over the preceding
werk. drain and grain product
filled 4d. I. 'S can, an increase of J7-7
over the preceding crk and S.'JO
can in encrtf of ie Mine week in
Iv.t). leading of liveiiock amount
rd to iO.t'Hi cars, eight more than
the previous week and 3.176 more
than the corresponding werk in l.'l,
hut J.J4H cart under the corrctpond-
ing week two years ago.
New leek '( allaa,
New Turk. Mf It la roneetnienrf f
m'ttd weather dviw, in earn wes
uniit in today's eafloa mark!. Tk lut
net uff S la II polrtte aeon fallowing Ih
opening call wllh selling for Nsw r
lean and loral lng runl, but before
Ih end of I he second Hour com rs
la a lt,VBl or same II Il fOCBlS liel
sdvsnra. which wss nol held. May failed
tn show tne strength II did osj Wednee.
day, llutlnes wee only moderately ee.
live as Ike session progressed. Price
Kara a few swim net kleher on lb day
la Ih afternoon, aad rinsed I points
.belter for May and 4 paint ael lower 10
I points hliher for te reel or it net.
Spol roiton wss ouiet, I poin'a sdvsae,
SI tt rent for middling upland.
Southern bimii wetei Ualvealon, 2 tie.
unchanged) New Orleane. IM It point
advaacei navannsn, (sr. ninsn.o;
Augusts. II lie, unchangedl Meinphia,
IliSr, it point advancej Ilouttnn. 24.4-0
uncnanseu. Utile Rok. If Je, un
chsnged
TurweeillBw and Staels).
Kavsnnsh, 11 , Msy 1 1. Turpentine-.
nieeay, Itcj sales, none: receipt, lit oar.
reie; sblpmsnta, 113 barrels; stock, 1,171
barrela
Rosin Firm: sales. 'lit rstkst rerelptfc
I.i4 rsms; siock. 14.714 rssss,
Q'loiet B. 4.2i: D. 14 41; R. II 111
F. I4 7: G H.I, 14 71: k. tt is: m. ii.fi;
N. 11.40; W.U. It i w.w. f. 1.
New Vork (ieneral.
New York. Msy 14. Wheel Spot, essyt
No. I red and No t hard, llil'vi No. I
Manitoba. Il.il and No. I mixed ourum,
11.44 e. L f. track New Toru, 10 arriva.
Corn Root, eaev: No. t fellow and N
i white. 0e and No. t mixed, 10 a-
l r. Nw Tork all rail.
Oata Spot. aay: No. 1 white, ISc
Other articles unchanged.
luama Waal.
London. May It. There wero 10.171
bale offered at the wool tales today.
Ther was a full attendance, th demend
- . 1 .. -.m -n -11 .h-n, Hon r h t
,,P,IUU,U . 1 u u , mtt ' - .....
freely at full current rate. Th erls
will eioae tomorrow.
BURIAL VAULTS.
4L' lUatSTIi) seeliM sii hrfilel
SUllS, JterOMIlMeoJed 4 l
all Irt.tiaf M.drlkt, Wi..
, yreaf wo il I lf
.at Ina'tl ! Ik AlTMAHv, !-
IV. I VAII.f uwlti'r4 by OweN
l aexrelo Wuiltl V swll . HI h. !'bt
iHaaae. tel. eatal l"l
Clsssifiei Uyertitist Rites
lto pr linei count worn w .mar .
Ie per nnat per oar. a vwww.,-w - -'
16s per tin per dsy. T conseoutlv dsya
i4o psr lino per dsy, 10 consocutlvo dsya
No sd tskon for leee than a total of lie.
... -i,h a ttia Dalle or
Sunday Be. All advertisements appear
In both morning and venmg usny papsn
tor too one cuaraa.
, CONTRACT RATES ON
Want ad accepted at the following of-
MAIN OFFICE. ...17th and Farnam Sts.
South Side 4HI South t4th St.
council tiiurrs '".r: v.-.
WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONB
Aft . vTir. iass
THE BEE will not bs reeponslbls fer
mor man on incorrect mitruwn w
advertltemunt ordered for mora than on
"CLOSING HCCRS FOR WANT ADS.
Evening Edition H:!S A. M,
1 irjui.. ,no p. M.
Sunday Edition..'..'.. ' 00 P. 34. Saturday
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
CLOUGH Nellie, panaed on Wedneaday,
May 17. 121. Mrs. Clough If survived
by her husband. M. P. Clough: two sons,
,- w . c-.Al f-lAirK nf Omlht!
jxeniiQ.il a,i ' - - -
ihraa hrntltera. Charles Horner. Bur.
well. Neb.; Harry Horner. Greeley, Neb.:
William McJunkln of Plnon, Colo.: two
sisters. Mrs. Maude Martin, St. Loula,
Mo., and Mrs. Mattls Hauiley,' Boone,
Colo.
' Funeral services Thursday, May II.
1922; from Croaby-Moors Funeral home,
21th and Wirt Sts.. st 4 p. m. Inter
ment Forest Lawn cemetery.
ilUHSET baura Iaahelle. Infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bussey. psssed on
st the. home, 3210 Maple ttreet, Tnur
day. May It. 1122.
Funeral service Friday, May II, 1921,
from the homo at 2:30 p. m. Interment
Forest Lawn cemetery. For Information
call Crosby-Moore, Webater 0047.
KNECHT MRS. NANNIE, an 47 years.
Tuesday at her home, 4404 So, llih
St.
Funeral Saturday I p. m. (rom Brew
er'a chanel. 24th and K eta.. Dr. R. L.
Wheeler officiating. Burial. Laurel' Hill
cemetery.
HEAVRIN HENDERSON, ag 75 years.
Wednesday at his home, ' 4403 ao.
29lh St.
Funeral Saturday. 10 s. m. from Brew
er' chspel, 24th and K Sts. Burial at
oracelaml park cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
P.J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
Stack A Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
ARROW AM BULANCEh 0014?
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertaker and Embalmsrs.
Phons HA. 0216. Offlc 1611 Farnam.
1 Hulse & Riepen,
Funeral Director. ' 1224 Cuming.
tTjnanv-Mnnpi? wb.iio47.
' 24th Wirt
r.lcnoyncdcSafcly
T-aHlna let nabs and ealla. tSO ta ISO eon-
trsla 10 haro of Nsw York listed stock,
m arOOltlwt fa m it bos full Inform tlea
and azplalna pcaslbUiti for Quick prontf
on small m vestment. Ifarkets aetivo aw.
WRITE TODAY FOB BOOKLET No, N
INVESTOBS DAILY CUIDE. Seutkweaf
taach, 1SS4 nltlaMn Arc aRSA! CITY. St.
CEMETERIES.
""visit Msiir'uaN iTin.
Siil Fer.tl La ' leder te I.
Hwrvw. II I Ike ! S-rtsiirul sl
this vu-L)iiy. rail si Iks greekkause,
f ureal Uet efiere la Ifce blgke4 dagrao
Ike eeaeHiial thai SSMeal la Use who
faetlta Ike wladelH). me Sletsla, eeasMbl
fMt.igki. In Ike d..e aalerilaa mt a
family burial M, ltll"- at Ih etiee
y latrtk of tliy liatusl aad II
Hieadei Thtaler,
FLORISTS.
I ADMdW flit iHtufle
ajrsssai ves Pbeos I hi t:t
J'lHH IUTH. ltl Fafs";
say IT WTim.OWKH rRoWHritt
L tlliNI'KltsiViN. 1 4lrsysm-i A. J ll:
LOSfTFoTlTm AN D REWARDS.
LIMIT A a-iusia luby t-t siat't ring" be
lt -a a llih sud m. Msrys and H'h 4
I . tenoBtih. Srttafd Call AT. :
lll'si M uf key In leaiher eoekei raa.
line key hearing No III, Fiader Pie.
rail AT. Itel . .
HST Hurt "h money on Jeih Av.
or Farnam. fell o net, II A ll.l.
FiilU 4n hg. 7ih"d l"dg.
mil we.t
LoUT 1R STRATKIk Collie d having
nam or Carl Jones on roller. II tV
II A 4I4. '
I.WASI).
LOUT Monday. M:ttentk s,i I liiedge,
ring, remaining ke and knife. W K.
1447.
1iHT Lflsmoad
142.
bar pi; rewaid. HA.
LOST Hora-rlmmrd glaeae. ik. Uf.
Loat K. rlarlnel. Ir. Heffner. tH. III4.
PIAMONO ssrf pin; reererd. It A. 7Q7.
PERSONALS.
THK SALVATION Army Industrial homo
solicits your old rlolbliur. furniture,
instasine. Wo collect. We dlalrlhute.
, Phono IX). 4111 and our wagon will rail.
Call and In.pect our nsw home. Ill-1II1-1II4
podge St. t
MATKRNITT horn for confinement ceae;
bable adopted. Itll ISmmet 8t. W.
2111. .
MAONKTIO bath; Volt Sty treatment
with manages. 114 B, 19th. AT. ft L
THEATRICAL Blitorlcsl mssou cottom'a,
forplsysand psrtlee. st 1,1. ben . Omaha.
aULPHUR bathe. Bwadltb maaaage, chi.
ropody. Kvenlnga 10 I. 201 8. tuth S.
W. D. B. PI.KASF. write me ag I netd
you. K. C.Mo.. lien. tel. M,
F.XPERT MAS84Jb7 ATLANTIC SI4I
OSTKOLIXIT maasages. splm. AT. S366
RK'NT vscuum clesnera tic. HA. 1071.
KXPKRT meseage. 210 N. lTth SI.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Accordion Pleating.
XT CD DT C A rPTXTl lUmstltch
11AJV. A IJUAiillU Ing.
d Buttons.
PO. 6670.
Cover-
1101 Farnam, Id Floor.
ACCORDION, slds, knife, box pleating!
covered button, all styles: hemstitch
ing, buttonholes. Write Ideel Button
Pleating Co.. 101 Brown Block, Omaha,
Neb. Telephone J A. 1134.
Contractors.
OARAGES built, new lumbar. Sill ap.
Mlcklin Lumber a Wrecking Co., S4tb
and Burdett Sts. Wsbstsr lilt.
OARAGES built, any atyle and size, 1100 up.
Concrete work. Mlcklin Lumber A
Wrecking Co. Tel. WE. 1551.
GARAGES of any kind, sldewslk. floors,
retaining walls. Lowest flgurea for first
rlass work. WA. 0997.
FOR flrat-rlass csrpenters. HA. 4994.
FLOOR laying, mschln sanding. AT. 1632.
LESSARD A SON. 2021 CUM I NO. AT. 142
Chiropractors.
Pottlcin DR- A. N, Chiropractor, tot
littriSUIJ Paxtoa block. AT. 1747.
WE. 6121. Offlc tire, 11 a. m.-4:t p. m.
Dentists.
DR. B. C. DEWELL. DENTIST.,
AT. 'HIS.
Ill Arthur Building.
DENTAL X-RAYS. 61 eich. II a full est.
Ill Securities Bldg., 16th and Farnam.
Detectives.
Independent Detective Bureau, 114 Neville
Blk. AT. 6501; night, WA. 4045; KB. 0464
RELIABLE Detecile Bureau, Railway
Ex. Bldg.. JA. 2064. night. KB. lilt.
AMES ALLAN. Ill Nsvllls Blk. Evldsnc
secured In all case. AT lantls 111.
Dressmaking.
MILLINERY and sewing.
Walnut 1623.
Reaaonable,
DRESSMAKING and tailoring. HA. ,6621.
-v
Nouveau drenmiktng ahp. 411 Pax ton Blk.
Dancing Academies.
ITCCD'C! Learn to dance. Sum. danc
-J ing claases, II lessons,
1111 Farnam St.
tlO,
DO. 1440.
Hauling.
MOVING AND HAULING OF ALL KINDi
REAR. AT. 3413 or AT. 1651.
GRADE cellars, do team work. WE. 1314,
Kodak Finishing.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE.
Tho Ensign Co., 1407 Howard St.
Printing.
ZDDY Printing Co. tit S. 11 St. Do. SS47.
BRITT Printing Co.. 201 Bromley Blk.
Patent Attorneys.
J. W. Martin. Patsnt Attorney, 1711
Dcdg. room20t. Also Washington, u.
C I help Inventory fell their patent.
Paint and Paper Hanging.
PAINT, wall paper cleaning. DO. 6t2S.
Firat'Class pntg. and psperhng. Do. 490.
PAPERING, painting; low, price. JA.I02I..
Miscellaneous Announcements.
GRAIN
WE solicit your consignments of all
kinds of grain to the Omaha,
Chicago, Milwaukee,' Kansas City
and Sioux City markets.
We Offer You the Services of Our Offices Located at
Omaha, Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska
Hastings, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois
Sioux City, Iowa
Holdrege, Nebraska
Geneva, Nebraska
Des Moines, Iowa
Milwaukee; Wis. '"
Hamburg, Iowa
Kansas City, Mo.
Gat in toudi with of thasa branch
offices with your kaxt grain tbipmant.
The Updike Grain Company
M77ic Reliable Consignment House9
GAITED aaddle horses for rent by hoar '
or day. All are gentle. My personal
attention given to beginner.. Smith
Crane. proprietor. 11
Ak-Sar-Ben rield Phone WA".'S0SS.l
DIAMONDS ..krwil
to buy back at small profit, GROSS
JEWELRY CO.. Omaha. Neb, 411 N.
14th St. Telephone DO. S04.
RUGS washed, new ruga manufactured
from old; rag carpet weaving; mattress
t es, . pillows renovated, mad to order,
' Gate City Rug Ic Mattress Cleaning Co.,
931 N. 24th St. JA. 2722.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY. Mattresses
mado ever ln new tick, at halt price ot
new beds. 1107 Cuming. J A. 2417.
BEAU, quiet home for chronic, cases or old
people; trained nurse. Trms. WE. 1554.
DR A. C. SABIN. RECTAL DISEASES.
8ults 110 Arthur Bldg., tit & llth St.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compound! at
th I Sherman McConnell Drag storso.
CENTRAL Mattress Co. Mattresses msda
over tn new ticks. Its N. 24th. AT. 1441.
DR. Louis N. Smernotf, disesses of women
snd children. 315 N. 21st St. AT. 1744.
RfGS AND CARPETS CLEANED, REA
SONABLE. S. HASSNER. AT. S4IS.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
Friday and Saturday
Stephenson Auctions
Start Promptly at 1 p. m.
May 19 and 20
WE WILL HAVE OUR USUAL
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF , FURNI
TURE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISH
INGS. MAKING IT WORTH WHILU
TO ATTEND.
- Stephenson, Auctioneer,
lto Capitol Ave. One-hslf block eatt
of the postoffico on Capitol Ave. Thono'
AT. 1245. .
A NO; 1 furniture for ssle. Thursday. Fri
day this week only. Cell for Mr. B.
Seen st Omaha Van A Storage Co.
2 USED till ruge, 1 tea range, 1 baby
buggy. Call HA. 34J4.
GAS atove, kitchen ceblntt, dining tablet
chairs. Portland Apt. s. H. sjij.
Pianos and Musical Initrumenta.
TRADE your oeed piano on a new playet
plane. Balance es low aa lit pet
moaih. A, U08PK CO., itll Dsuglaa.
i
y