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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
N. Y. Curb Bonds

New York. April io.--rhs market On
the Ne. York curb maintained i,s display
Of strength all through ths trading to-
daU Many stocks moved up 10 new high
lrNsis for ths .esr. whiis SONS we're
established al new high fseord, REQ
nencs In thu trading last week because
of Information In regard 10 earning power
and current assets. continued 10 he one
of the strong features. moving UP = TO a
new hish record before midday, and II
was In continued good demand durin. tn.
had q direct influence on the market for
other motor stocks nursnt Motors moved
up from 5a,. To ss and there was a good
volums OF business In the Indiana shares
At 49,, to ibs.
Goodyear Tire issues were slso In de-
nnd the preferred was traded In at 5si.
TO SIN. The prior preferred shares sold
at 10. fnt.rconiinsntai Rubber also Was
strong. selling at 81 and sx. Glen Alden
Coal was traded In a. IS and Southern
Coal and Iron. which has been In supply
for some time past, showed better tone.
with sales at and i-is.
Gillette Safety Razor ranged from col
Ia zoo. Empire Steel Was trsded In at 20.
Libby. Mcneil a. Libby was an eNcep-
tion to the general strength. being unset
tied by announcement Of tho intention TO
were traded In at 9 TO the new low record
Of 2S. over $4,000 shares Of Radio
common were traded In at az.
Petroleum stocks were steady and win
out special change in prices. Standard
OIL Of Indians ranged from ssh to SIX
Yielded from zoo to ao2h. but rallied from
that level. Kirby Petroleum sold at 23i
to 20. Maracsibo was In moderate supply
and yielded from 20 to :sii.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
Warns Hou.eholders Not
10 Pile Ashes in Alle,s

City Commissioner ilePklnsr ~
charge Of streets aud sllsls, saW-
planned 10 the mayor Yesterday that
many citizens ATE Observation-Disclosures
the cleanup orders and arc Rlllns
rakinss and ashes IN the streets aud
ALLEYS, expecting the city 10 haul
them away, Unless this practice =
stopped. Hopkins inlimalsi he would
file complaints against the Nialslefs
OF a city ordinance prohibiting such
actions.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, April 10.--Cattle-Receipts, ls,.
oa0; beef steers and better grade beef
cows and heifers, Is to a5c lower: bulk
beef steers. S2s@s.2s: Gamers and cut.
ters low grade butcher she stock steady
70 weak: bulls and stockers steady; yea!
calves soc lower: bulk beef cows and
heifers, s5,15RS.S5; Gamers and cutters
mostly ss.s5@44s; bologna bulls largely
st.s@44o; bulk vealers. s7.oo97.Se
light vealers around $3.50.
HcKs-Receipts, 10000; to l5c higher
lights up most: holdover moderate; top
sil.oO: bulk. sio.5o@10.s5; pigs steady
tulk desirable, 100 to 125-pounders, $1,000
610.5o.
orally steady TO strong: bulk, $3.50 q
1s:5: top wooled lambs, s1S,e5; top shorn
: sts65: bulk, $1s.2561S.65; shorn wethers
slooo@1o25; shorn eve tor. $e.s5; few
head native spring lambs. $4,000; choice
shearing lambs. $15.0o615.s0
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New York Bonds


NsW fRFh, ApFil tp-asny new unf.Fu
writings we're placed IN the market teasF.
the most noteworthy being the nie ds
iasifa si1.aae, aAh. 1 per cents, which we're
immediately over subscribed
H. the old line issues, liberty second 4
made new hlgh, hut most Of the u
sHd iAs, as well .. victory hotss, etes.d
al Hnmihal Feeassiahs,
hfiiish governments, especially tnttsd
Kingdoms, also Dominion ~ canada, Msa.
lean is sAi Toxic b strengthened, hut
fat@isns as whole were not prominent
10 the days operation,
Gains ranging from 60 I points wsrs
srafsd by numerous domestic bonds. chief.
~ Southern Pacific convertible 80. Allan
ite Fruit e. Virginia railway b.. Minnes-
polls aud ~. Lou. fefnndinE b.. Southern
railway general o. Rreakiyn Transit So
snI se1haaFd consolidated %. Total sales.
par value. fis.t5t. 600,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11

Kansas City, April 1o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 10000 head: yearlings and she
etock, steady to strong; best mixed year.
lings. ss.ss; cows, $6.o01e.2o; straish,
Searlinr heifers, $775: stockers and
feeders strong; good stockers. S7.0O97.so;
feeders, $40; calves. uneven; few open,
ing higher; top vealers, $s.25: general
market, steady SOC lower; other classes
around steady: heavy steers. *sla; can
ner, and cutters generally $s.S064.5o.
Hog.-Receipts, 1900 head: open slow
mostly to shippers: strong TO 1oc; higher;
bulk late trading active packers and ship
pers. e61oc higher: packer top, Slo.s
weights; early. $1o,s0@1o,4o; bulk of
sales, $eso11o4o: throwout sows, $500;
stock pigs. ss5o@1o,e5.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, 1900
head; sheep. 25@45c lower; shorn Texas
wethers. $500: lambs. 1s@2Sc lower; one one
load. $3.50: bulk, early sales, $4,000
1Ssb
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River Protection Project
Cost Estimated SoO5 900

Cost OF the proposed Missouri
river protection project from Flor
enee 10 American Smeliing and Re-
hning company plant on Douglas
street will he S20S,00n. according to
a report OF Roy y. Towl. civil en-
gineer. submitted 10 the city eoun.
I'll YESTERDAY.
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New York Cotton.

New York. April 10.-Reflectng good
weather reports and resultant local and
outside pressure. the cotton market to-
day was somewhat heavy. May, under
renewed liquidation, reduced its premium
over July to less than IS points this morn
ing, selling off % points to 1857 cents a
pound. other deliveries dropped ~ to 1S
points. New orleans and local room trad
ers were buyers on the way down. In the
afternoon the market continued heavy.
demand being OF poor quality. The ac-
tivity and strength Of securities did much
to keep down bearish sentiment. The
list rallied slightly in the late trading
closing 1s points off on May options. ana
l to IS net lower on the rest.
Spot market quiet. Is points decline
1900 for mddlng upland.
Southern spot markets were: Galveston.
1850, 20 points decline; New Orleans,
1880. unchanged; Savannah, lie, un-
changed; Augusta. 1915. 1S points decline;
Memphis. lie. unchanged: Houston 11.15c,
Is points decline; Little Rock, 1s75c. un-
CHANGED
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New York Coffee.

|. New York, April 1o.-An opening ad-
vance Of to 10 points in the market for
coffee futures carried prices back to with
in or 4 points of last weeks high rec
ord. There was covering by near month
shorts and scattered tuying OF later de-
liveries, promoted by firmer' Brazilian
cables. but the advance to $3.50 for May
and s.5sc for September attracted some
realizing which later became a little more
active because Of easier late cables from
Santos May eased off to 9.sSc and Sep
tember to 9.43c. with the market closing
net points lower to 5 points higher.
Sales were estimated at about $4,000 has
including exchanges. May, 9.S4c; July.
9.75c; September, S.45c; october, s.46c: De-
cember, 947c; January, 9.45c; March
9.41c
Spot Coffee-Firm; Rio IS, 10Sc; Santos
As l4ih @14Sc.
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Sioux CITY LIyestOck.

Sioux City, Ia. April 1o.-Cattle-Re-
setpts 5000 head: market steady to
strong: fed steers and yearlings, $1,000
$50: warmed up steers and yearlings.
IS oen100; fat cows and heifers $500 10
$50; Gamers. se.5864.oo; veals. $4,000
800: feeders. $500 a. 700; calves. $3.50 a
$50: feeding cows and heifers. $500
SIS: stockers, S5.00G7.So.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head: market loc
to 2sc higher: butchers. $10.15G1o.s5:
lights. 31o.e501o35: mixed hcayies $s.75
$1,000: heavy packers, 50. as.eS; west
ern pigs. s1o.5a: stays, $500; bulk OF
sales. s1o.lsG10.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 500 head:
market steady
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Claim Three Des Moincs
Youths Are Drug Bandits

Walter RsnieTd. ": Earl Rem
ford, ~, and Ray Saunders, ~, of
Dss Mnlnes, brought 10 Omaha yes
terdsy from ~, Joseph, on a charge
81 stealing 4 motor car, were iden'
rihed as three bandits wha held up
the Rsnson,Williams pharmacy the
night oi March ~. according to pe'
hoe
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= st. Louis Livestock

East ST. Louis H., April 10.-Csttle-
Receipts :.5oo steers fairly active, most
ly steady: bulk. strong: TOP yesrlinss
- o0 for sIs-pounders: bulk Of beef cows
H15TS1s: bulk veal calves. $3.50 $50
Hogs--Receipts 145on; mostly 10 TO 157
higher: top $3.50: bulk 100 to $50 pound
pound weights. slo.4of1o75: pigs dull
packer sows. steady: bulk smooth packer
COWS 5000
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 7on: steady;
good clipped lambs. $3.50: choice Ten.
r..sea spring lambs 5000; choice, 1:o.
round shorn ewes. $50.
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Chicago Stocks.
New York Produce.

New York. April 10.-Butter-F'irm !:
creamery higher than extras, S7@S7hc:
creamery extras, S6ac; creamery firsts,
SAC 36c; packing stock. current make No
., 21622c.
Eggs-Firmer: fresh gathered extra
firsts. 271a Q2shc; ditto firsts 25G 27c;
storage packed extra firsts, es@2sac:
ditto firsts. 271i 62s1ac.
Cheese-Unsettled: state whole milk
flats. fresh specials, 1sk @1sc; state
whole milk twins, fresh specials, 1Shc.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
Now York Sugar.

New York, April 10.-The raw sugar
market continued to decline today and
spot Cubas were quoted on the rasis of
2Ac, cost and freight, equal to 3.s6c for
centrifugal while later shipment was
quoted at 2 7-1Sc. cost and freight. equal
to s.s2c. Business. however. continued
light
The raw sugar futures market was cas-
Ter, reflecting the decline in spot market.
Final prices were 2 to s points net low
er. May, 2.4sc; July. 2.s6c; September,
cS6c: December. 2.slc.
Refined was unchanged at 5.25 to $500
for fine granulated with light demand.
Refined futures closed: May SIS; July,
G lCc: September, 625,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11

Sheep-Recepts 400 head. Trading
was very slow to get under way today,
basis. with quotations remaining un-
changed. a few head Of spring lambs
selling at 317.5o@ls.5o and some ewes
avera ging around 125 pounds at $soo'
considered fully steady.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, geod
10 choice. s15.c5@15.75; fat lambs. fair
to good. s1l75615.25; clipped lambs,
3l276113.75: shearing lambs, 1880
1890: feeder lambs. $1s.0o11S.7b; Gull
lambs. slo,oo@l2.oo: fat yearlnss, light;
sc.5o@1s.5o; fat .yearlings. heavy: $s;so
M1o.50: fat wethers. 3s,0o@12.o0: fat
swes, light, 3s.o06s.75; fat ewes. heavy,
S70O61S00
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Total

cattle-Iecelp's. 5000 head, cattle sold
shout steady with last weehs elnss '"nNs
Trad. was uneven aud while good lirht
.earinr., hskers and some choice heavy
COWS were so'ive and stronger IN some
cases. other grades. including "eishty
steers and medium grades 81 she st"sk
l,,o,. slow and barely stead". Top for
IN. day was S.S. Stockers and feeders
we're in very light supply ana so''
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
ST. Joseph Live Stock.

st. Joseph. Mo. April 1o.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head: 10 to zoe higher: top,
5000: bulk. 31o.25f10.4o.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head: heavy
steers, SLOW: others steady TO strong
steers. sI.101s50: cows and heifers. s4.e0
$3.50: calves s550ds.o0
Sheep and Lambs-Reecipts, 5000 head
steady to CSC lower: lambs. iliT5.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
nrEr STEERS.


Quotations on Cattlc-Good 10 choice
heeves sI.15nsio: fair 10 good beeves,
s7.ood7.I5: common to fair beeves $50
61oo: good to choice yearlinrs. Si.soI
$50; fair TO good yearlings. 5000 50:
common 70 fair yearlings, Ss.5od1. 90:
good to choice heifers. s70oT7so: fair
to good heifers. s56o97oo: choice to
prime cows. 2s.15@s.75: good TO choice
cows. s5.oo655o; common TO fair COWS
33oo6435: good to choice feeders. 90
OTIS: fair to good feeders. $50 600;
common TO fair feeders. $3.50 a 6.3a; good
to choice stockers. s7.25G7.75: fair to
good stockers. is.so97.1o; common to fay
etockers, s5.750s.5o: stock heifers. $3.50
dsoo: stock cows. ss5oTs.25; stock
calves. SSo0n77o: veal calves, $500
1ioo: bulls. stays etc. s35o06bo.
Hoss-Recelpts. $500 head. Trading
was active today at an advance OF 100
1Sc on good demand both from shippers
and packers. Light hogs sold from sioso
@1n.s5. with a top price of 5000. Mixed
loads and butcher weights, $500 a 1925
and packing grades $3.50 q $50. with cx-
treme heavies ss756s.So. Bulk OF sales
was $lo.00@102S.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
Turpentine and Rosin.

Savannah, Ga, April 1O.--Turpentine--
Firm. 79hc; sales, 81 barrels: receipts, 81
barrels; shipments. IS barrels; stock, s07
barrels.
Rosin--Firm: sales, 100 casks: receipts.
IA casks; shipments, 151 casks; stock, 5s.-
ST4 casks.
Quote f, D. z, s4os: F, $40: G. Fl,
l. A15. X. $40; NJ, $40; n. $3.50; VIC.
$780,. WV, s5.I5.
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Kansaa Cjty Produce

Kansas City. April 10.-Eggs-Un-
changed: firsts. c0lzc.
Rutter-Unchanged creamery, 39c;
packing. 16c,
Poultry-Hens. 24c; hroiIers quoted in
stead of springs at 45c.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
New York Dried Frujts.

New York. April 1o.-Evaporated Ap-
ples-Unsetted; state, 1871 q zoe.
Prunes-Easy; California, sd1shc; Ore
gon. So T14iac.
Aprcots-Nomnai.
Peaches-Firmer; choice. 13I m14iic:
extra choice, 1914 q lie; fancy, 1917 q 90 &c.
Raisns-Easy; loose Muscstels, 1414 @
1870: choice TO fancy seeded. 14% G15ia :;
Seedless lei, a zoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11

Chicago, April observation-disclosures
creamery extras, s4iac: firsts, 81 "a 0SShc;
second. 30631c; standards, SAC.
Eggs-Higher; receipts, 40.422 cases;
firsts, 2sc; ordinary firsts. Il u q 22c; mis-
| cellaneous, 22A G22%c; storage packed
| extras. 25A Q25lac storage packed hrsts
244 Csc
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Vfs1hI> Ceain Cunply Z

New York. April 10.--The visible supp
Of American and bonded grains show
the following changes:
Wheat decreased 1.134.oe0 bushels
Corn decreased 1,495,0o0 bushels
Oats decreased 100000 bushels.
Rye decreased $4,000 bushels
Barley increased $4,000 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
Neu York DryROOds.

New York, April l0.-Cotton goods were
quiet today, with prices barely steady.
Yarns showed some softening. Silk and
cotton inquiries were more numerous. Wool
goods were quiet and raw silks slightly
easier. Burlaps were shaded a little on
spot trading
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
Nav York Raulfpy

New York, April 1o.-Poultry-Live. r.
regular: broilers. 4nH &c chickens $50
a.e: fowls :sn5oc: rooetSfs. lac: turkeys.
esc: dressed. steady: Western chickens.
cfT4sc: fowls, :, 5Se: old roosters, 20 @
Sic. turkeys. F9 5le
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
NinueanoIis Grain.

Minneapolis, April 10.-Wheat receipts,
2o7 cars compared with 1852 cars year
ago. Cash: No. /, Northern, $15S 9l.56;
May, S1.44: July, $1.S4h.
Corn-No yellow, SIX 651&c
Oats-No. white. s4GS5c.
Rsrley--506S3c.
Rye-No. 2. e4I Gs6Ac.
Flax-No. !. $2.5aS Gf.s0S.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
Omaha Produce

FaFAishsi by stats Il NspIs,ss, ss'
TsTlmsRt Of ssFieaitgTs, sgTssu 81 mar
hsls sAd msIsstinsl
LIVE POULTRY.
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siS6 6,s
BUTTER
RAY,
HIDES AND wool.

Reef hides Green sst.d No per ~ g,
zen sS ss.." s s.'a Ss p.r H. r' r. 80 .s..a ss
Told .,oek,' per ID. :S,e: srssn ssi,.d
bull hides. M. !. per 10. 50: green ssitsd
Hors. hides: Large. .arh. ,pSo: me.
dium. each. 9. 90; small, ssch. r.So. pony
and siuss. each. fScnti %.
Sheep p.is; Green Esltsd. as 70 sis.
and wool. eseh. Soo1se: shsstins. r-iis.
| auioc.
wooli Choice. fns on.-hsif blood. rsr
ib" soa:tc. medium and ,hres-elEhihs
blood, per ID. isa.ic dow and on..tour,h
ib.. saioc.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
rsns.. rT.sss's sss sis and pa larger H. ,ssssSss
size $50. S.oous.so; size 2ss. 3Iooas.no.
sise 5:t. T.ooa7.iS. Lemons. per boy.
$50 Apples; Delicious. according 10 size
and grade, $500 400: Rome Beauties.
according 10 size and grade. sa.5b1:.7b.
BLACK Twlr. according TO sac and grade.
Blacks according TO size and grade. 1885
Gtoo; Ben Davis. according 10 size and
grade, s:7bgAoo; Newton fippins, ao-
s'TsMSr1. GTa"s to s1. ra "nd sis, sSs.. per
crate. $500, Figs: - pkss. s-oz.. sass:
bulk. per h.. I6aIsc.
Nesetsbics-Potatoss: Nebraska Early
Ohio No. !. per cwt.. 3l.7S; Minnesota
colorado and Idshs whites, per ewt.. s:.oo
d2..s: Red River ohlos No. !. per cwt..
sisOa2.5; oregon Melted Gems No. I.
per ewt. 32.5o: Colorado Brown Beauties
toes. per bu.. S1.f5@2.5o. Celery. per doz..
75cmt2.oo. Lettuce: Head. per crate.
ss.o0d6.:S; leaf. per doz.. 7S9soc. Onions:
Red. per lb.. loc: yellow: per lb,, ioc:
s?.5oa 400. Cauliflower. per crate. s:.259
$50. Cucumber. hot house. per doz.. $2.i6
@s.oo. Carrots. per lb. 2h94c. Tur-
nips. per lb.. 363hc. Farsnips. per lb.
ssse. new Texas. per h.. shvic. Toms-
toes: Per crate, s..0OaL5o: per lub. $3.50.
Young Southern Radishes. per doz.. $50
sSc Young Southern Carrots. per doz.
doz., .soc6s1.oo. Young Southern Onions.
nips. per doz.. s1.oo.. Spinach. per h..
lie BRUSSELS Sprouts. per lb.. 2bc. Shall
45n75c
Iish waInuts. per ib., 500 s5c. Brssil
Nuts: large washed. per h.. Is4lSc; me-
1sp nq e "::ssa per cnd. S sess ..si G a:eIn:
lb.. CSC. Peanuts: Jumbo raw. per lb.,
eGlSc: Jumbo. roasted. per lb. 13115c:
No. !. raw. per lb.. S9sc: No. /. roasted.
Honey-ln combs. per case. s5.oo9s.oo.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts are as
follows: No. / ribs, 2cc; No. 2 ribs, Gle;
No 3 ribs, l5c; No. loins,. 24c; No. .
lse; No. rounds. i5e; No. rounds.
1910: No. chucks. shc; No. 2 chucks.
&c; No. chucks. Sc; No. 1 plates. SC:
No: plates. &c; No. 3 plates. 4c-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11

st. Louis. Mo-, April 1o-vheat-May
s1.s1is; July. s1.ls.
Corn-May, 5sSc; July. s2isc.
oats-May. SIsA July, 40iac.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
London Money

London, April lo-Bar Silver-o3hd per
ounce.
Money-ck per cent
Discount Eates-Short bills. IN per
cent: three-,nonth bills, ~ o. 1915 per
cent,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
Chicago Potatoes,

Chicago. April 10-Potatoes--Steady;
receipts. 30 cars: total U. S. shipments.
s2S cars; Minnesota sacked Red River
Ohio. 31.5511.6o cwt: Wisconsin sacked
round whites. $1.4561.s0 cwt: Idaho
sacked rurals $l.50dl.e0 cwt; Idaho
sacked Russets s1.T011So cwt.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
KuaSas City Ha,

Minneapolis. Minn.. April 1o.-Fiour--
Market unchanged
Bran-Ssl SO q s2na
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11

Kansas City. Mo-. April 1o.-Clcse-
Wheat-May. Sl.2o7.; July, s1.1Sh; Sep.
tember. si.07t.
Corn-May. Ss%c; July. 57Sc; septem.
ber. S0isc.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11

NaRss e. pee ssHL
Nsfhs-rEiesss ,se2tsei SATURDAY. sisss.
ea3shr
.FFsafs-cles.. ,esiiss Saturday slss.
,sstEf
slsFliHs-clsss n,;si Saturday close.
stte'.,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11

New York. April lo.-The New York
coffee and sugar exchange today voted to
close on Good Friday and Saturday, April
Is
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11

Nev York. April o.-silyer-Foreisn o
bar. sss.c
Mexican pol!ars-SQtc
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11

Chicago. April 1o.--Poultry--Aliye, low
r; foHAA ~; .. rings. soc, roosters, lac.
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New York Stocks

Range OF prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan. 24s Peters
Trust building:
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Duluth. Mimi, April le.-FlaAseed.
! c,5si, G2.5slac. ,
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Omaha April 10.

ohiafst NpiH W.
Iadays run 81 receipts we're not
heavy, - ears OF wheat, - cars ai
corn, II ears OF rye and barley, to-
taling ias cas-. and compared With
liS cars last year Shipments sg'
gFsgatsd iT cars, as against lts cars
a year ago,
Omaha stocks el wheat decreased
all 600 bushels, corn decreased H..
900 bushels. oats increased 1900
bushels. Present stocks are Wheat,
l76l 600 bushels. as compared with
s9S,oO0 bushels; corn, l,ols,0D1 BUSH
els. against i.sso.000 bushels: oats.
1.osoOoo bushels. against i,ns4ooO
bushels a year ago. l., =, visible sup
ply Of wheat decreased lTi3WD
bushels, corn decreased i.ssi,oo0
bushels. oats decreased l.05s.Ov0
bushels. Foreign cables were higher.
Sterling exchange strong; uniayof-
able repous from Kansas were items
oi news tending 10 create a better
feeling in all grain markets this
morning.
Cash wheat in The local market
was inactive. hu, sales were made al
generally se higher prices. There
was a fair demand for corn at un.
changed 10 le up. Oats were quoted
&c 10 ise higher. Rye sold al un-
changed prices. with barley le up.
WHEAT
No dark hard: / car tsnuttsl 81 5s.
No hard winter, ! ear, VI 81 semi
asrks : ears tsmu,ty) iis.. near dark:
I ear. r,ss, semi DARK,
No, : hard winter ssr tsmu,tD
No I hard winter; I car. ,.o; esr.
rls. car q per cent heat hsmsxedi
No. 5 hard winter ear a.. r-r cen,
heat damaged. mustyl. rLls: ear 90:
per cent heat damaged pib.
Sample hard; car '5s per cent heat
damaged. ,i,os: car cline ws.NiD.
No. : yeiiow hard; car. p.::.
No. ! mixed: :.S car sprinE smuttD.
No. mixed; SIS car l.mn,ty durum).
si,os: s.5 car tdurum,. s.os.
No. : mixed; lis car tsmutiNl, Siss.
No mixed car tdurum shippers
CORN.
No . white: : ears. S0te,
No white: cars. Soiac; l car. soc. |
No. yellow: car, SEE.
No yellow: car bsc; 10 cars. sis.c. |
No. yellow: : cars Sic.
No. 4 yellow: I car tshippers' weiIhtsl. |
So,
No. mised: | car. 5oIc.
No. mixed: 8 cars, soi.e.
No : white: cars s,c.
No. 4 white: 3 cars. 55irr.
sample White: car 53ac.
RYE
No. .: 4 cars. soc
No, 4: car. q0c: I car. soc.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
Murdered After He
Calls Man a Liar

SOMERSET, ky., Fos. IT,
John +. Todd. who yesterday shot
and killed a, H. Wilson, wealthy
land owner in an 6s107T7: 49, ->.h--A
here after Wilson had denounced
as a "black lie" Todd's charges
that 10 had been intimate with
Mrs. Todd, today rema ned silent
concerning the case.
The shooting occurred during
the TAX ng of deposition in divorce
proceedings Wilson had been
named correspondent in Todd's
counter claim to Mrs. Todd's suit,
charging cruelty.
Mrs. Todd was in an ante room
where she could hear the testl-
mony..
"Were you cQer intimate with
Mira. Todd?" asked Judge William
Catron. attorney for Mrs. Todd.
Absolutely not. It Is a lie. as
black a ono as ever was told"
Before there was time for any ono
to interfere. Todd had whipped a
pistol from his pocket and fired
four shots at Wilson, seated only
u few feet away. Three shots took
effect and Wilson died few min
utes later. Todd surrendered and
was taken 10 Jail. He is the father
Of three children. Wilson has a
daughter, who is the wife OF James
Server, star university of kentucky
football player.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
VIII Answer Hitchcock
When Hughes Gets Back

WASHINGTON, Feb. lT-DeIay
By Mr.. Harding in responding to
tho Hitchcock resolution until Sec
rotary Hughes returns about
March fro mhAs trip to Bermuda
was indicated today after Senator
Lodge, one OF the American arms
delegates, had conferred with the
President.
The Hitchcock resolut'o adnp.
ted yesterday by the senate calls
on the president for complete in.
formation leading up to the con,
clusion of tho Horsepower Pacific
treaty. Senate leaders were not
prepared to say whether action Of
tho foc7 power treaty would be
materially delayed should the
president finally dertde 20 await
the return g the secretary Of
STAKE.