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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, March i0.-Cattle-Reeeip ipfs,
1000 head. beef steers OF value TO sell
at sf0.50 downward largely lbe 10 2se
lower; some bids S5c TO toc off at noon
comparatively scarce, steady. top ma
tured steers s1200; several loads. sii =
D1f.65; fed Nebraska sters fairly numef-
Gus: bulk. ss.OoHio.5, according to
quality and condition. some Nebrsskas
upward 20 sil.5O and above; she stock
generally steady to weak. bulk fat cows.
St75q6.25: most fat heifers, 800 q !. 20
bulls strong to f5c higher. weighty bo-
lognas. 1915 and above; load western
bulk to packers largely slooe; ligh,
weight medium grade offerings. ss.son
100; selected. 40 to 16o-pound Yesiers
to shippers upwsrd to s12.6o and above;
stockers and feeders comparatively scarce
| In fresh receipts. firm. bulk. 80. u DO,
| plain light stockers downward TO s. rs
and below; meaty fancy feeders on coun-
TRY account. 1915.
Receipts. 1900 head; opened iae
good and choice 225 to -s2s-pound butch
crs. s7.5og755; top. $3.50: bulk better
grades, 1I0 to 2iO-pound average, T.30n
! f45; desirable I40 to i50-psund average
So s607.25: bulk packing sows. So toU
se0: bulk desirable strong weight kIllins
pigs. se.ooGeto, estimated holdover. H.
1000 head.
head; best fat lambs steady TO sfound
fat sheep 25c 20 soc higher. spot. more.
limited number OF feeding and shearing
lambs unsold at late hour. bulk fat wool
ed lambs. tfb.75I16.So; top 70 city
butchers and shippers. 1865: <ciipped
lambs. si3.7bmltoo: best fat ewes, si1oo
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HAY Market Review.

The hay market remained generally
firm during the week OF March as. and
At the close prices were practically on
the same level last week. according
10 reports received by the United States
Department of Agriculture.
The supply Of hay at Boston exceeded
the demand. Most arrivals were of the
lower grades which were hard 20 move.
At New York and Pittsburgh the supply
decreased and prices on the top and me.
dium grades at New York advanced about
practically all markets were hard to
move and in some places It was necessary
TO make liberal concessions in price in
order to move them.
Tho demand for the better. grades Of
hay from the southern and local trade
at Cincinnati improved somewhat during
the week and prices on these grades
were a little higher. The country move
ment to this market was curtailed and
there was a reduction Of the accumulated
snow and bad weather curtailed the
movement to Chicago and prices remained
firm.
There was a heavy movement of hay
to Kansas City from the producing chan
nels of the west. the bulk of arrivals
being from Colorado. Nebraska and the
There was good demand at Kansas
City. Minneapolis and Chicago for the
beat grades OF alfalfa. but lower grades
moved slowly. The supply. of prairie hay
At Kansas Lty exceeded the demand
and prices were slightly lower at Mime
apolis and Chicago. The demand FOR
better grades was fair and prices remained
firm
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-11

New York, March 1o.-cotton goods
today. Prices for gray cloth and yarns
we're barely steady. Raw silk was firmsr
curtaii reeiing in Japan and to hold Tor
a definite price for future shipments.
Some carpet agents were guaranteeing
Iorfgfnal spring lists while others were
irevisinr them downward In keeping win
| the prices paid at the auction sale las'
week Some mills making fne men !
| vsar renortsd getting business freely.
Fancy dress goods continued to sell better
| than staples although the higher grades
OF the latter began to show improve
ment.
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New York, Mafch 1o.-Littie interest
was manifested in the raw sugar marke,
today. The only sale reported was an an
bags OF cubans. to fill in a cargo: at
535c, T. 0. b. Cuba. TO an operator. TINS
vas no criterion of the market and prices
remained unchanged at 7.1sc duty paid.
Trading in raw sugar futures was light.
Opening points higher to ? lower. prices
saxged off under scattered liquidation
until they showed net declines OF TO :
points Covering checked the decline and
brought about partial recovery. with finai
March closed at bic: May. s.sse; July.
5.53c; September, 5.52e.
No fresh developments occurred In the
refined sftuatIon, prices remaining at
g. 90c to o00c for fine granuiaied
Refined futures were nominal
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Kansas City Grain.

wssas"so. hansais :. hard: ,IC:91,;Hs ..s.d No 2
In1yy. Ied1y si'esG Gi.Gas split asked. ~ 4,
Co coirn--No. 8. white. 72@72i.e: 10; 81 4 4
yellow. 7slA g7te;; 30 no: ga. q ye41g9xwc Jniy T y
7sAc. split asked; September 'she' spi'
asked. =, , No praIrie
"a sssoou se No l. timothy.l 500; 2o;eo@so.5o;
clover. mixed light. s1s.5on 2o.oo'
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East -. Iou,. II,e.tocl

East ~. Louis. III. March In7-CatUe
Receipts $500 head beef steers opened
steady. strong. early strength lost most
veaiers steady. heifcrs steady To ahc
higher; stockerH steers steady. other
classes strong; ton steers, 5000; hslk,
s7,00Gs 30; bulk heifers. $1,000 So bels
cows Nb0051b, Gamers. 81 sea 90
bologna bulls N75Gb.2s, s,ockers. steers.
t57bm72b.
uogs-Receipt. II 600 head market
active steady 20 Sc higher. ton. s. 80:
buik good butchers. 1870 pounds and up,
1880: ii9ht and mixed. 81 tbn So light
lights and nigs, strong; 40 10 ltn pound
Kinds, te.76m7b0; 110 to ilo- -ponnd hiFh.
t576NG.sb; lighter p'ss. ~ oom 30.
hacker sows sGsh a. f4n
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NCb,eaxo Butter.

Chicago, March io.--Aithough frsa,nns
was uuiet, the butter market rulsn s'7""s ,,a =
oniv a limited demand for o2 score, ~,
ss 10 90 point butter had fair call WI, WIN
receivers holding these grades qu,ts Ii, iuu',
liberal offerings. especially ~ score.
Fresh butter; % score, fIci 81 scote'
acc: 30 score. iGr 80 score voc; ~ s'o'''
Centralized crrlot: 90 score, --tIe; W
score. ace
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Chicago
Nv InixersaI Serxlce.


Chicago March 1o.-Liouldation hit the
wheat pit early today unexpeetediy nna sdsi
psh me 20 marke 1n.o hrssk nf sn Good sun
port was met at the bottom. but prices
recovered only slightly for the rest OF me
erpool the slump was dnexplainable mere
by the news.
Wheat closed IL to 1ho lower corn
lower and rye ruled isc higher to hc
lower.
ecuted by houses with eastern connections
wa credited to seaboard exporters VINO
and closing out their holdings In the pit.
Expectation OF bullish report on farm
reserves issued after the close led TO a
fairly steady undertone during the latter
The corn market acted well although
r1tiep pathv with he slump in wheat Com.
mission house and local bulls were good
buyers of this grain on the dip. heceip,,s Is
were light and the demand proved Amply
sufficient to advance premiums a TO &c:
Cash handlers in several instances ADVISED
that consignments of corn are the smaiies.
" Oats met with good demand Ike other
grains on the weak spots. althougn seat
took the edge off the market finally
Rye showed firm undertone compared
Provisions were weak under scattered
selling Lard was Ia to 1oc lower and
ribs were unehaalFeaA pls Notes.
Considering the volume trade in the
wneat pit on the break, the days t totai
business was regarded as appreclaniy
active Around $i.10 and under May
wheat came in for good Duylne. toca.
were credited with selling wheat
against purchases of corn. apparently IN
the way of putting out fresh spreads.
weather conditions over the belt were
more favora bic, snow fall tending 10 pro,
tect the crop from the threatened cold
weather stirring in the west However,
warning came from Kansas about the
prooa bic extent of damage to the growing
crop from hessian fly. Damage TO tne
ca nly sown crop has already been CON
firmed in the southwest
The decrease in the UnitedN States Nisl-
l,le supply appeared to exert little 1nfiu-
ence even though the loss was greaiel
than generally expected. wheat ana iioei
on ocean passage for the week increased
> $685. 600 bushels while world shipments
he previous week. The deduction IS ,hat
disappearanee abroad is not as Npld as
recently.
Politics at Washington and what might
develop there in regard To agriculture
have restricted speculative interest ma
terialIy although of late less pesslmlsm
has been discernibie in the trade me
McNary- Haugen export corporation Dill
mas met with such widespread opposition
that it is quite likely 1t Will not pass the m,
senate The price fixing. scheme the oil
entails no doubt will lead to Its own de-
CuJcAGn CASH PRICES
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-Gash. So. !. northern. si15h 2oh
No. j, dark northern spring, choice &c !,
fancy, si24h 4l.s1 good 20 s,ps n9, 4
120f. 6p123h: ordinary to sood .sl,le
ai.2ofz: May, si.15h; JuiyS sLle%
september, ;1.fsh: m-ox.
corn-No. 3. yellow, .7iAw,sS
Oats-No. g. white. 43h n45Sc
Barley--56 q 70c.
Rye-No 2, e41s Q64sc.
Fiax-No. !, $2.40f2.fb.
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Boston, March io.-The local wool
having no effect on the general situa-
tion. Prices remain very firm on the bet
ter classes OF wool. both fleece and terri
tory Dealers and manufacturers are
waiting for a demand to develop. y hand
to mouth policy 10 being followed by the
manufacturers in buying which the trade
says will doubtless continue until new
business develops in the goods market
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ApyERTIsEMENT.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
sefh Dividend

Th- regular quarterly dividend Of I've
Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents per share
Vii he paid on Tuesday. April Is, 1894 20
stockholders - record at the close OF ous+-
ness on Friday. March -, 1879
on account Of the Annual Meetine g,
ths Steekhaldars the transfer books viii
- closed NJ the close of business On VI.
aax March - 1894 and re-cpenec a. -
A. II on March ee. 1874
H. BI.AIR-sMTTH. Treasurer.
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Chicago. March 1o.-Potatoes-Firm or
Ofios; trading fair: receipts. q cars
total United States shipments. s1o cars
Wisconsin sacked round whites. I.25 n
i.6o: bulk. sf.3561eo; Minnesota and
North Dakota sacked Red River onios ns,
40: Michigan bulk round whites. sL5o.
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HIDEs. NOoL TALL0W


New York. March o-Ru,tsr-Nsrke q
firm: receipts. sass pkgs: cresne-,
sxfrar fss score1 4sisc. firsts. tss 20 ~
seore), isss Gssc; Pacific stock. current
Frrs.Na-kst firm. receipts Asa cases.
fresh gathered extra frsts. -sG -
firsts ssEz5i-c: seconds - q - he NeN
Ierse~ and other hennery whites. close ~
selected extras 54Rssc. state near ~
and nearby west-rn hennery whites. first-
- extras ISL fe1Ac. nearby hennerF
brovvnx entras ssGs7c. Pacific coast
Whites. extras. - O ssc: firsts TO extra
firrts IS s1sIlc. Refrigerator best &c
f.heese-Ma-k steady, receipts. ls-.ess
eases. state whole milk flats fresh fancy
Iizc6es~. average nun So &c staIe
whole milk fists held. fancy n fsrcN
sneciaiS sI,z Q 3ec. average run. 10
s4i.c
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81 Iosenh Livestock.

st Joseph. Mo, March io.--Hogs-Re-
c,ints & 900 head; market slow. bQloo
lower; top. s7.1o: bulk of sales, sess@
"tcat,,e-Recelpts, 1900 head; steady to
ltsc lower: bulk Of early steer sales. !s.zs
n o 20. Ton 50 so: cows and heifers. t4zb
as.5O: calves. ss.oo91o.oo; stoekefs anu
sheen aud Tafnb.-Receipts.. 1000 head !;
market strong to 25c higher, lambs,
|yf55Om15.s5: ewes se2b6iozs.
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Ksnsns City Livestock.

Kansas city. March io.--,united States
Department Of Agriculture)-cattie-
teipts II 600 head. calves. > 0o0 head .
market slow: few saie, beef steers. weak
to 15c lower Mt $500 n 2. 90: better grades
s425@s50: canners and cutters. steady,
bulk, tb0G550: bulls and calves. steady; +;
top veais. 1900; mediums and heaVies.
1900 a 1885, rtockers and feeders. steady
to strong; fleshy feeders. ts.25; bulk all
classes. s6.bbnS00.
Uogr---ec~ipts ~, 900 head; market 10o
lower 10 shippers top. s72b; packers bid
20: bulk good and choice 2i0 to 500
pound averages. f7.1om72b. l70 10 ZOO
Il4O TO 100 pounds. $4,000 b0 packing
sows mostly t6?o96.a5. stock pigs. stea-
dy; bulk. t5.o0@5.4o.
generally Is 10 2sc higher; top, s1s.sb:
other desirable lots. s16.so115.7b; sheep.
steady. shorn wethers. ss.s5, woolcd ewes.
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slouv Citv Ulyestock.

Sioux CITY. la. March 10.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts. $500 head; market slow. killers
steady. weak; stockers, 10 to thc higher
fat steers and yeRriines. t6.00mio. SO,
bulk. s7.soGs.oo: fat cows and heifers.
81 dsbo. cnnners and cutters. ssW
2,Is; veal-, te.ooqli.oo; bulls, seg
$50. stock yesrllngs and calves. - oag q
7.sb. feeding cows and heifers, 1890
40
Hogs-Recelpts. 1900 head market 10
TO iSc lower. tor. s7.to; bulk Of sales.
ssssn7io. fsbts. s5me.7b; butchers.
packers. fsibmesb; stass. zoo.
sheep-Reoeipts, 200 head. market
steady.
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Art. Open. Hirh. Low. Close. 'ss. Ys..
S;; s$;;; s;; ':; |:: # '|s E:ss ssls ss
S:!. 81 ::: e ssss :Sis sis :ss :s;s sS;s ;Ss
Dried Fruits.

New York March 10.-Evaporated Ap-
ples--Steady; choice. 16@1sAc; fancy, II
@17hc.
Prunes-Unsettied; CALIFORNIA;, 5915c;
Oregons, 6@10%c.
Apricots-Firmer; choice, 13n @l4ci
EXTRA choice. 15@16c; fancy...1o q 21c,
Peaches-Steady; standard. sAc: choice
fsxc; extra choice, 9A 9shc.
kaisins-Quiet: loose muscatels. 6h %
skc; choice to fancy seeded. IA 6sAc;
seedieas 7H@1S%c.
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New York. March .1o.-coppsr.steady:
sisctrolytic spot ana futures. 1lOl4hc.
.uiuT.,. T,n.FssI ss.sie. spot and nearby S''0''
Iron-steady: No. northern. 1900
1905, No. pSrshsrc; cc e Doc aso00zso'e; NO.
Lead-steady; Spot s.oo0s.75c.
zinc-Quiet: East st. Louis spot and
nearby 65b q soc.
Antimony-Spot 11,60c
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Omaha Livestock

Omaha, March To-
Receipts we're: Cattle Hogs. sheep.
Monday, estimate le.ooo is.oeo s'oss ss
Same day wks. ago s,304 l0b17 e,bsi
Same day WIS ago s.s1t 1eeto ll.4s4
Same day year ago lo,3sS 2o2s4 1871
Cattle-Recepts, 10000 head. With
liberal supplies at all points the fat cat
lower from the start. In some instances
shippers bought few loads steady but
that was the exception rather than the h,,
to little lower. Stockers and feeders
were steady.
| beeves, fs.75@1ose: fair to good beeyes,
1915 $3.50; common to fair heeves. s7.7sW
SIS: good to choice yearlings. 50. 600
common to fair yesrlings. s67Sps'oe
good to choice fed hefers $750Ws.25
fair to good fed hefers s6.25 5@7.5o: com
to prime fed cows, $6.50@725: good to
choice fed COWS, 1915 @e.5o: fair to good
fea oos eboc TO fair feed
ers. s7.75@S.5o; fair TO good feeders. 1900
@7:7s; common to fair feeders. 5000
500: fair to good stockers. ss.25@7 7.25.
common to fair stockers. 5000 90 :
trashy stockers. s4.oo q S 90: stock hefers
calves, s4;o0@7.50; veal calves, $4,000
1890: bulls n stsgs' Z, sTtSs etci; s4ooass5.
ss..' 80 $40 ifii...iiss55s ii....is5s so SO
STEERS AND HEIFERs.
e.. $40 $3.50 2. 1925 So s5
'5::::lSls 5::..iS1S 5:ssss 'i'''.i''o s.7'
So. 7s2 n.5o g.. 700 ,5.75
g.. 4ls 500 1o... ss4 ss.25
n: e.. soe see 9S 75S -. "a IA ss.5s ss e
Hogs-fseceipts. 10000 head. Fairly
large supplies, both locally and at Chi
trend at the latter. made general sentf-
,ne,i ment somewhat bearish this morning and
First bids from packers were off sharply
put uttie success was made at sharp
done early. Bulk OF the sales was at
ss'7S@71S' with Early top s72o.
el..sss :. $50 % So. 50. 2si a. = sh rr
ssii'.Ss7 70 7eg 7e..lss -. ......
3: :: sso sso 40 7.99ss 81 8, ss5 20, ....;s
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head Supplies
were or just moderate proportion for the
mand fairly broad a rather firm under
tone dominated the fat lamb trade. The
.ew .en shearers rs,s. at hand moved IN good sea
with last weeks close. Aged sheep ruled
strong.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs-Fat
,ambs. good to choice. s15.00m15.75; fat
,amps. fair to good. s13.75m1475; clipped
lambs sl3.0o913.2O: shearing lambs.
1000 O. 800: wethers. s7.75qI05o. year
,,'nnes. ss.oOml2.60; fat ewes. light. 5000
iVoV' rat ewes, heavy. s6.0047.75
FAT EWES.
.so -. -. sHEARrNiGt. .LA%ns. nsi 40 90
-o' ieo '..'.......--.. 81 sl5.25
Heceipts and disposition or live stock at
me Union stock yards for - hour. andfnp
at y. m. March 10: e'1i"e
RECEIPTS-CtRLOT
Cattle Hogs Sheep Horses
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Ksnsas City Produce.

Kansas City. Mo-. March 1o.-Produce
Unchanged: eggs. firsts. 2olac; selects
e5hc; butter. creamery s105ac; pack
zoe: broilers 40c: springs. soc; roosters.
lie: protatoes. western whites si.i6@
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y,..;b,. suoply Of Grain.

New York. March io.-The visible sup
ply Of American grain shows 'he ioii""
ing changes In bushels;
Wheat decreased 174.000 bushels.
Corn increased 3.56o.00O busheis
Oats increased 2s2.000 bushels.
Rye increased 10000 bushels
harley decreased 174.000 bushels.
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Savannah. March 0.--Turpentine-pull
aec; receipts ~ hbls shipments 1at
bhir stock 1855 bbls
Rosin-rirn. sales. 900 casks receipts.
800 casks. shpmont-. s,eii csks, stock
67,77e casks
u. u. v. y. q, ". = X ~ tt6b. y,
stso: wo, .s7oi wwA. is.is.
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New York Poultry,

New York. March lo.-Liye poultry
barely STEADY; no freight duoiations: eN-
press chickens, 2sm 36c. broilera. bOm sbc
fowls 2s u 27c. roosters unuuoted: turkey
rs 6lf 3bc
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Chicago, March 1o.-Butter-Market un
ards. 1sEe; extra firsts. 4s@ 4shc: firsts
ErSsEMarket lower; receip II. 72.4ot
csses: firsts, e26c2Ac; ordinary firsts
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New York General

Minneapolis, MINI. March 1o.-Fiour-
UNCHANGED TO cents lower. tamli'
patents. se.400s55; bran. s240o.
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Nsw York March 10-The genera
cotton market closed steady at net ad-
vance Of Q to 40 points, active old croI
noaitions being - to 20 polAts net hlgnef
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N. Y. Quotations

New York Stock exchange quotations
furnished by J. s. Bache d Co.. 224
Omaha National Bank building:
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st. Louis Grain


st. Louis. March 1o.-close Wheat
May. Si.0sA; July. s1.0e@ .0ehc.
Corn-May, s0he; July. S%c.
Oats-May. 4ghc.
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BA RILEY
No. 4: l car, SIC.
Daily Inspection Of Grain Received.

WHEAT.
Hard winter: l car, No. ]; cars, No.
.: cars No. 5: cars, No. 4; cars.
No 8: l car. sample.
Mixed: l car No. .: 2 cars. No 3; I
car. No. 1; l car, No. 5.
Spring cars, sample
Total, "a cars.
CORN.
Yellow: % cars No. @ 10 cars, No. 4:
2 cars. No. 5: car. No. 6; car. sample.
White: cars, No 3; 4 cars. No. A;
cars. No. 5.
Mixed 12 cars, No. 5: cars. 10. 4;
cars, No. 5: l car, No. G.
Total. 20 cars.
OATS.
White: 2 cars. No. 2; 10 cars, No 5;
cars. No 4; cars, sample.
Total. % cars
RYE.
/ car. No. 4.
Total, l car.
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opened atea6y: March. 3s.10c: NAV. 2s.57c
July. 27s3c: October. 25.soc: December
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N. Y. Curb Bonds
Domestic.

New Yorg, March io.-Following Is tns
official list OF transactions on the NeM
YORK Curb Exchange, giving all bonds
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ADvERTIsENENT.
Puts and Calls !, affesas stos. Trssins Msins
With risk limited to cost OF the Put or
call ars -rosifs only limited BY the sc-
.frIfv o, the stock This interesting
method cles-ly explained in cur FREE
BOOKLET No IS.
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Cotton Futures.
New York Cotton Exchange quotations
furnished by ]. s. Bache and company,
124 Omaha National Bank building,
Phone ia 6187.
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ChlcogO Poultry. -
Chicago. March 1o.--Poulty: Alive
Hiehsr: fowls. 24c: springs. Csc: ROSTERS
17c. Reeee. lhc.
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Now York, March 10.-Thc market roi
coffee futures opened at a decline OF
10 20 points under realizing. MAY solo
or 10 Ils0c and September TO l3.bsc OF
a hout 20 TO "a points net lower. nut theN,
figures brought in little buying promot 90
IA Nav rallied TO i45fc In the late trad
Inc while September sold up TO fS.soc. Ths
oniv business reported in March was ~
The market closed net unchanged 10 "a
points lower -. ..o,,, "a oo0
Chasing ouotations; March. ~ !scl
Nav. li.44e: July. floc: septsmsnhsr
is75c: October. 1856; December iS'''o
The local spot market was nulet ~ ~
f,m al 1s& c for rio rs and is%o TO 2o'b'
for santos a..
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New York, March lo%Flogr-oniet; !;
straights. s51oQ5.4o; hard winter
straights, t5.65m6.o0. .,.r
n445; choice to fancy. N.5o@475.
cornmeai--Quiet; fine white and yellow
granuiated ss.s592.45.
Rye-Easy; No. western. s3Lc. r o. o.
New York. and size, c. I. T. export.
Barley--Quiet; mailing. s3@sse' C. l. T.
wvheat@spot. easy; No. dark north
ern spring. c. t. 7. track New york 40
nestle. sf.is: No 2 hard winter, 7. o. D.;
yi27: No.-1 Manitoba. ff1s, and NO :
'''Sp rorn"spot easy: No. . yellow and No;
white, G. /. T. New York rail, s'Ac, and
NO oatsmspot. lniSe easy; No. gwhite. $50
ssisc; feed, barely steady; city bran; Ieo,
pound sacks s31. western BRAN sSioow
Hay-Quiet: No. /. 5000 ooQsloo; No. ?,
s27 90 a 20 90; No. 3. s25.oo0 $500; ship
p'IE; HEo;psEFirn,: state. 1929. ss@5scj 1922
81 a csc; Pacific coast, 1878, Ss~foc' lszS'
~ a. soc. ,o.,rm
Pork-Barely steady: mess. s2s2bm
947s. family. sg7 o0m2s.0o.
Iard-Fasy; middlewest. fllsb y J., o,
Tailow-ouiet; special loose, ~ a." "e'
Rlee-Firmer: fancy head, IN 1Sc.
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s~Bcs Silver.
New York. March 1o.-Bar silver. os4c'
dollars Acc,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-11

Duluth. MINI. March to.-close: Fax
seed-March. S2.4h: May. s2'4o' july
e256i1,
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Omaha Grain

Omaha. March 10.
Spot wheat sold from lc to / isc lower
in sympathy with the decline 10 the fu-
lures sellers we're reluctant about fol-
lowing the decline and quite a tew cars
were carried over. Receipts were % cars
Corn sold at about unchanged prices
The demand. however. was not so good
and some Of the off grades were car
% oats 'es sold D's l.e to ne lower and there
was a good demand at the decline. Re
eeipts were less than estimated and the
oats were 81 cars Rye and barley about
unchanged
Omaha Carlot Sales.
WHEAT.
No. ? hard: 2 cars sl.o6; car. s1.o4la.
saf. Ss .1sss. hsss cars. cars slas sla car ''''
No. No. ; hard hard: / car car. sici:a car. sl.cs;
car. 9gc, all musty.
Special hard: ear, 92c
No. spains; 1nlins. car. ear smgtty' g nd' Sis
No. No. miaed' sRrsds csr Ssr sloi w car. ,os
No. mixed: rs car durum. csc; /
car durufa. s4c; ! car, s6c
No, mixed: l car durum. s0c; 1 car.
Special car smutty: soc: 1 car. sSc.
CORN.
No. white, car, 73c.
No. whte cars, 71c; cars, 0hc.
No. white: cars. 6s15c; cars. soc;
No. yellow: cars. 72c IL cars. 7Oiac;
No 4 yellow: cars. CSC; s cars, Csc
cars. 6S1ac; l car. 69iac.
No. mixed: 7 cars. 6shc; 81 cars, CSC:
car, 69c; as car. 67Nc.
No mixed: Il cars. &C: cars, 66hc
car. 67hc
No. 5 mixed: . cars, SEC; b-h car. CSC.
No. mixed car, Csc; car, 641sc.
Sample mixed: l car. 62c; car. 5sc.
OATS
No. 3 white: 4 cars. .!5Mc.
No. white: cars 45c.
Sample. l ear, 441zc
No. 2: / car. 62c. 3-5 car 81 nc: 20
car. Sic.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-11

cahbaTe-wlsconsin sack lots. Ter Ii
Sc: IN crates. sisc: red. SC. celery cab
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-11

FIELD SEED
Omaha and Council Bluffs jooeir
houses are paving the following preee ,ee
sar field seed thresher run. per lnD
-oun5s defivered: Alfalfa. 81. 90 q 1eee,
ed clover. s13o0aI4 sweet clover.
s. s0d 90 timothy. $500 n ef Svosh
Ass sa.se44so: cane seed. - 10 n 10
Prices sebiecs to change without notice
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-11

trawberries-Florida. quarts. market
about soc.
Grapefrsit-Per box. extra fancy. s5.so
6t59: fancy. ,S.3sG4eo.
CranherrieS-Jerse, s0-lb. boxes extra
fancy. $500: fancy. sas5.
oranges-CRlfornia. naval. fancy &C
cording to size. ss.sSG ste. choice. &c
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-11

High, 1924, 1924; low, s4ss.
Twenty railroads averaged. sS.i3; me-
loss. Al.
High. 1924. $3.50: low, sara