THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. JUNE 25. 1922.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Omihi, Junt 24,
SctttcrH rains Ml in sections of
the northwttt and cooler weather
wai reported in the southwtst and
wen, earning an eaiier feeling in
all marketi, especially in corn. Al
though very good export talea of
torn were made at the seaboard, that
gram uss particularly heavy. The
department of agriculture will iue
a warning on chinch bugs. Thit pest
lui appeared in South Dakota, where
thry ore expected to do great dam
age. They are alio intrenched in
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois. Iowa. Mis
souri and some northern counties of
Texas. Tlowing is said to be the
only remedy. Receipt! at Omaha
somewhat heavier today, aggregating
129 cars as compared with 67 cars
lait year. Total shipments, 109 cars
of all kinds of grain, as against 116
cars a year ago.
Cah wheat in the local market
was in fair demand with samples
changing hands at unchanged to 1
rent lower. Corn sold readily at un
changed to 1 -4c lower prices. Oats
were unchanged to Mc higher, Rye
was quoted about 1 cent lower and
barley nominally unchanged.
WHEAT I I
N. 1 hard winter: 4 tars, II. St; Si ears,
II I.
No. J hard wlntrr: S rers (shippers'
weihts. II AT: I rar, 11.01.
No. hard wlntar: I rar, 11.07; 1 ear,
II. US; 1 car (sm'ilty, SS per cant dark),
II 1".
No. S hard Inter: 1 car, 11.01; 1 car,
l r.
Hampls hart wlntar! 1 car (wtayll),
t o.
No. 1 yellow hard: 1 rar (shippers'
weights). II "7. 1 rara, It. 01; 1 car, 11.07.
No. 1 yellow hard: 1 rar (ahlppera'
weifhts), 11.00; I rar. 11.01.
CORN.
No. 1 white: S cara, bc; 1 ear, l lie.
No, t whit: 7 rara, Il1c; I car (ahlp
pera' weights), (tfl.
No. 4 while: 1 car, 6l4e.
No. 1 yellow: 1 rar (ahlppera weights),
17 t; I cara. 17 He.
No. 2 yellow: 1 rara, S7Kc; 4 cara,
(7ie; t car (ahlppera' weights), S7Vc.
No. 1 mixed: 4 cara, 6 lie; 1 car (near
yellow), S7o.
OATS
No. I white: 1 rara. J5'4c; 1 ear, He.
No. 4 white: 1 ear, 14 c; I car, lie.
RTa
No. S: 1 car. Til Wo
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota.)
Week Week
Tterelpta Today Ao Ago
Wheat ! 40 18
Corn ' SO 37
Oata :o IS 73
Barky 1 ,1 0
n i s '
Week Week
Shipments Today Afo Ago
Wheat 13 & 4
Corn 7t S H
Oata I !
Rye J 1
Barley X 1 4
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushel..!
Ttecalpta Today Year ago
Wheal.. 613.000 99,000
(, , 1,039.000 993,000
Oata SSI. 000 718.000
fihlpmenta Today Year ago
Wheat w" S5S.00Q 86O.00O
Corn .1.159,000 470,000
0,ti -715.000 148,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Buahels Today Yorago
Wheat and flour 555.000 3S2.000
Corn, 40:000 119,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 1 -0 23
CtrS .. ...-!3 1" 408
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlots Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat US
Corn ? "
Oata 1 12 11
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlots Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat ' v ?X
Corn -8 " "
Oata -8 41 4J
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week ear
Carlota- Today. Ago. Ago
Minneapolis 10J
Winnipeg- 130 113 139
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By T-pdlke Grain Co. DO. S6-'7- June 34.
Art, I Open. High. Low. Close. Yea.
Wht. I
July 1.13
1.13 H
Dec. 1.1 4 i
1.14i
Dec. 1.17 4
1.17 U
Kye
July .IS
Sept. .S7ai
Dec. .89 i
Corn
July .63',i
.62 U
Sept. .67
Dec. .67
.66V
Oata
July .S7i
Sept. .33-
Dec. .4:n
.4S'.al
Lard I I
.lulv .11.43
Sept. IU.7S I
11 lbs I I
July 112.15
Sept. K. 00 I
I
1.13 i
1.15 i
l.lSTi
1.17 14
.87 14
.87'.,
.894
.63 ',i
.66 1.4
.654
1.134 1.14
1.134 1.13T
1.144 LIS
1.144 l.K
1.18 1.18
1.17 1.18V4
.ST'-i .884
.87'4 .88
.894 .9014
.6314 -S l
.664 .674
.66
.664 .67 H
.674
.37 '4 "4
.40'4 .30!,
.40 -t
.424 .42'i
.438 .4314
1.144
l.lT'.i
.88
.87
.894
.63 U
.67
.67
.37
.40 ,i
.41.
.36
.394
11.47
11.77
Kansas City Grain. ,
Kansas City, Jlo.. June 24. Eggs Un
changed, 20c. .
Butter Inchanged: creamery, ..9c.
.. i. i.m ,n iir: nena.
t'OUliry uncnmifceu , u.vi.vo.
19c
1
c; roosters, lie. t,.iv '
Kansas City, June 54. Wheat Jul,
$1.06
September, si.i'i-; uecemuei,
"corn July. oS'ic; September, 61 He;
December, Si'lc j
Mlnneiinnlia Grain. )
'nnsapoli.', Minn., June ii. iiei
Julv. S1.33'01.33'.; September. Il...?.
December. II. 51. .,.,..
f0rn No. 3 yellow, SS 055 hc.
dats No. 3 white, 35036c.
Barley 46057c.
Rye No. 2. 84U?8,ic.
Flaxseed No. 1. 12.654 05.67
St. IauIs (.rain.
St. Louis. June 24. Wheat July,
ll.li'i: t-ertember, 1.KHl.Su
Corn July, 62Sc; September. 66e.
Oata July, 8Sc; September, 5mc.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis. June 24. Flour Un
changed to 50c higher: family patents,
;.0S7,7!.
Bran 114.50017.00.
New York Metala.
New Tork. June 24 There continues
to be a good demsnd for steel platea while
the building activity has resulted in a
scarcity ot pipe and other structural re
quirements. The scarcity of fuel is noted
in the Industry but many mills are start
ing up and the tone of the market is
ftrin. The trend of the pig iron market
la steadily upward and charcoal iron was
advanced 11 thVs week. The entire mar
ket ts broadening, all melters reporting
an Increase of business, although It is
checked somennat oy in. iu "- -
Copper has remained quiet. Except In
the case of a few wire drawers buyera
for domestic consumption have snojrn
little or no Interest and exporters hive
also been holding off. partly owing to
the uncertainty of exchange rates. Some
of the smaller producers and second-hsnds
have teen shading prices and electrolytic
Is reported available In amall lots around
the IJHo lovel. Larger producers, how
ever, are making no effort to book or
der at the decline. - .....
Tin has been sensitive, to fluctuations
In exchange and easier. Consumers nave
shown little Intereat.
Lead ts steady to firm with more buy
ing Interest ahown. especially o the part
of the cable Interests.
Zlno has ruled quiet with prices s
hade easier.
A better Inquiry la noted for anti
mony, leading to a pener unowivsr,
, without change In price.
Btrtter Markets Steady.
Chicago. Juno 24. Supplies short of
the demsnd resulted In very firm butter
market today and advances on all scorea.
Trading waa not exremely lively, but offer
ings were firmly held. Thirty-seven cents
was the Inside priceo en SJ scores. Csrs
M scoro centralised were In active demand
tor delivery nn June contreet. The week
closed with prlco tendencies upward.
11.45 111.37 11.37
.11.72 11.65 11.65
I150 12.07 115.07 15.56
l3.00 11.95 Ill.SS 113-15
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Wrnaha Ho Usaee Wire.
Chicago, June 24, Better weather
conditions over the grain belt and
general week end evening up brought
about a lower range of prices. Wheat
(iniahed with a net loss ot l-H(aJ-Sc
Corn was off l-2Cn5-c, and rye 7-8c,
Oats finished l-8til-2c higher.
Unfavorable crop reports, with ap-
prrheiuion that heavy damage to
winter wheat would be revealed in
the government July returns, led to a
more active market last week. hue
the best figures were not maintain
ed, the finish was at net gains of 1 3-8
&2 l-4c. Coarse crams attracted in
creased attention. They got out of
the rut for the first time tn many
weeks. Corn gained 1 3-8(JV2c, and
oats 2 7-wvi 3-4c. Dry weather and
damage talk were factors in both
grains. Rye was up 1 3-8l l-2c.
t'roviMons held within narrow lim
its, but closed weak, with lard off
5(a7 l-2c and ribs 27 l-2(fj,30c lower.
While rain hardly will have murh ef.
fort on winter wheat, except where the
grain la very late, there wee rather gen
eral early telling on the raporla of ralna
In parte of Nebreska and Iowa. While
the ralna turned out mainly to ha local
ahnwera, there waa a pronounced dispo
sition on the part of the trader! to even
up for over Sunday. Support waa larking
early. Hedging aaiea had ronslderatle ef
fect In the July. That option went to
about IV," under September at on time.
Threshing DiMtppolntlng.
Country offeringa of new grain from
seme eectlnne ahowed Improvement,
Threshing returna from the aouthwrat ron
tlnue lo be rather dleappolntlng. The
Mlaaourl reports auggeated a loaa 8.000,.
000 buahela from the June government
eatlmate, due to heat damage.
Corn ahowed more weakneaa than other
gralna the result of the rain reporta.
Oata were the atronger. After being low
er early they rallied aharply to above the
prevloua days ftnlah. Oata rerelved good
aupport on the weak apota. In the corn
market preaaure wn In evldenre on all
the upturna. Rather general evening up
nn the part of locai tradera waa ahown.
No general breaking of the drouth waa
Indicated by the weekly forecast, although
aome local thunder ahowera are expected.
Temperatures will be anmewhat above
normal. A good export business waa put
through In corn at tt seaboard.
Rye reflected the action of wheat and
declined. Black rust has been found on
rye at a North Dakota point, but It had
little effect.
Tit Note.
Temperatures above normal, with thun
der ahowera, are the predlctlona for thla
week In the grain regions. Minneapolis
reported teinperaturea of 100 on Friday
and very hot Saturday. It waa Bald that
Friday was the hottest day alnce the
weather hureiu waa established there.
Seven points lu Nebraska reported temper
aturea of 100 tn 102, with plenty of
polnte showing 95 to 99. Wheat and
oata In the milk wtll be shriveled by such
temperatures.
Warning againat chinch tuge has been
pent out by the Department of Agriculture.
The pest has made Us appearance in
Suuth Dakota for the first time. Its
ravages are expeoted to be great. Al
ready it haa entrenched ttaelf tn Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Illinois and Iowa and
in aome of the northern counties of Texas.
The plowing under the grain fields Is the
enly thing poasihle to prevent epread of
the peat, the department says.
There Were dellverlea of it,.uv0 bushels
of oats on June contract the other day
that cost only lc a bushel, the oats
having been in atore alnce October, 1920.
Indications are that wheat stocks in
Chicago will show a. decrease of more than
1.250,000 bushels for the last week, as
shipments were 1.655.000 bushels and re
ceipts only 521,000 buahela. A reduction
In oat stocks Is to be expected, aa ahlp
ments were 508,000 bushels and receipts
1,209,000 buahela.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by the state of Nebraaka. de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
keta and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY,
Wholesale Wholesale
Ruying Selling
Price: Price:
Broilers 53 .35 .370 -40
Leghorn broilers. .25 .57 .27 .30
Hens, light 15 .20 ,22 .24
Hens, heavy 18 .20 .25 .54
Cocks J0 ... .12 .15
Ducks 15 .18 .:0 .25
DRESSED POULTRY.
Broilers 45 .45
Hens 25 .27
Cocks ISO .18
EGGS.
Xo. 1 18 .21 .58 .55
No. 2 16 .18 .20 .23
Cracks 14 .16 .IS .20
BUTTER,
Country, common .22 .25 .24 .57
Butter fat, station price, 2Tc.
HAT.
Prairie No. 1 upland. S13.00Jil4.00; No 2
upland. Ill.0012.00; No. 3 upland, 7.00
9.00; No. 1 midland. 812.0013.00; No.
2 midland, I0.0011.00; No. 3 midland,
87.008.OO; No. 1 lowland. 8.0010.00;
iiu. luwiana. si.uuapB.uu.
Alfalfa No. 1. s1K.nniffll7 nn.
112.00013.00; No. 2, 110.00011.00: No. 3,
18.0009.00.
Straw Oat, 18.0009.00; wheat straw,
IT.0008.00.
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb..
607c; green salted No. 5, per lb., 606c;
green hides No. 1, per lb.,4r.c; green
hides No , per lb.. 30tc; green salted,
old stock, per lb., 203c; green suited bull
hides No. 1, per !b.. 4c; green salted bull
hides No. 5. per lb., 3c.
Horss hides: Large, each, 13.00; medium,
each, 12.60; small, each, 15.00; pony and
glues, each, 11.0001.26.
Sheep pelts: Oreen salted, as to size
and wool, esch, 75cU1.00.
Wool: Choree fine and ti-blood. per lb.,
27035c; medium and -blood, per lb., 21
30c: low and 14-blood, per lb.. 1842Sc;
turry wool, per lb 15017c.
Wholeaale prices of beef cues are as
follows: No. 1 ribs, 20ic; No. 2 ribs,
19(ic: No. 3 ribs, 15c; No. 1 loins, 57c;
No. 2 loins. 26c; No." 3 loins, 20c; No. 1
rounds, !c: No. S rounds, 18'4c; No 3
rounds, 15'4c; o. 1 chucks, 15c: No. 2
chucks, 11c; No. 3 chucks, 8'ic: No 1
plates, 5'ic; No. 2 plates, 6c; No. 3 plates,
,4 c.
FRUITS.
Bananas: Per lb.. 714c.
Oranges: - Size -I1B and larger. .00
!.50; eize 550. 18.0008.25; size 588. 17.00;
size o-, st.n'ip.'H.hn.
Lemons: According to else, per box,
36.5009.00.
Grapefruit: According to site, per crate,
15,5007.50.
Apples: Wlneesp, according to size snd
grade, 33.7:4.00; Ben Davis, according
to si; and grade, 13.00; Newton Pipplna,
according to size snd grade, 13.60.
Strawberries: Missouri, per crate 24 q,t.
boxes. J3. 6004.0".
Figs: 53 pkgs. S-os., 12.55; bulk, per
lb.. 15016c.
-Pineapples: Cubsn, according to size,
13.2505.35.
Cherries: California, S-lb. boxes. 14.00
04.60.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New. No. 1, per lb. 414c. Old
stork, Idaho Whites, No. 1, per cel., 12.70;
Red River Ohio, No. 1, per cut., 13.00;
Oregon Netted Gems, per cwt.. 13.00.
Sweet Potatoes: Per bu., 11.5002.00.
Lettuce: Head, per crate, 13.5004.00;
r.ad, per doz.. 31.0001.50. Leaf, per dot,
35e.
Egg Plant: Per doz., 11.5002.00.
O-.inns: Crystal Wax, 45-lb. crate. 12.25
ej.SO; yellow, 45-lb. crate, 12.2503.00:
home-grown, per doz., 36c,
Cucumbers: Hot house, per dos.. 15.50
3 00: southern, bu. basket, 4 to 6 doz.,
15.25.
Toung Ontona: Home grown, per doz.,
1 5 e :ic.
Cabbage: New. per lb., 405c.
Tomatoes: Crates. 4 basketa, 11.0001.75.
P.adishes: Per doi.. 16 0 20c.
Carrots and Turnlpa: Newf per dos.,
31.0001.25.
Beets and Turnips: Per hamper, 31.10
05.5".
Spinach: Home grown, per doz., 50c.
Green Peppers: Market baaket, 11.25
1.50.
Green and Wax Beana: Per hamper,
32.503.0O.
Parsley: Per doz. bunches, market
basket. 7ic.
Watermelon: Per lb, 3 0 3 He
Cantaloupe: Per crate, 32.25.
Asparagus: Per doz.. 76c Oil 00.
New Peas: Basket, about S I be.. 81 00
61. 55.
PLANTS.
Tomato: Far box, 31.00.
Pansy TianU: Per doz., 10c; per box.
IJ.7S.
London Money.
London. June 24 Bar Silver SS'id per
ounce; money. 3 per rent: discount rates,
short and three months' bills. 3W02H per
cent. '
V Flaxseed.
Ttuluth. Winn.. June 54. r"lsx July.
117 54; September. 3:H!; October, 82.49
I bid.
Live Stock
Omaha. June II
Receipts were:
Official Monday ...
Official Tueeday ..
Official Wednesday,
official Thursday..
i if final Friday
Ksllmete Haturday.
Mix dare thla eek,
Cattle. Hogs, Cheep.
.114
Il.t'T t.4
1.047
Till
7.4SI
I. Ml
IKS
14.811
II. IU
14.444
U.Jil
II.4ST
ll.oeo
Tt.eae
74. Ml
SI. IIS
J.St 1
tm:
T.S14
S.0S7
4. SIS
1,447
ii.Tts
14.449
14.4H
SI.OIS
4i.H4
Name daya laat week,.
il.ua
a: 7
Kama days S w e a a.
Name daya I w'a a 0
Mam daa year age.
I0.I44
IT.IM
Receipts and disposition of livestock at
the L'nton etwkyarda, Omaha. Neb., for It
houra, ending at S p. m., June 84,
RECEIPTS CARLOT.
Cattle. Hoga.
e. M At P. By a
Mo. Tac. Re I
Union Pacific Ky 4i
C. A N. W, Ry., eest S
('. N. W. Ry.. west 1 S4
I'., St. P., M. O. Ky S
C., B. Q. Ry. east 3
I'.. II U. Ry., weat 51
l, H. P., eaat 4
C K. I A P.. weat I
Illinois Central R 1
Total receipts
DISPOSITION HEAD.
145
Armour aV Co 15)
Cudahy Packing Co 8897
Dold Packing Co 690
Morris Parking Co 1K47
Swirt A Co 1535
J. M. Murphy 717
Swarts Co lost
Armour, Sioux Falls 610
Total receipts 11471
111
Cattle Receipts. 10i need. Not enough
rattle were here to make a market today.
the all classes were nomlnslly steady.
The week's run la smong the Isrgest of
the season. 34.300 head, and while the
beat ateera tilth weight are strong to lots
15a higher than a week ago, medium and
plain beeves have declined log 15c under
a slow demand and yearllnga and she
stock are mostly 25C0c, gnd In apots 76o
lower for the week aa a result of excea-
alve supplies. The week's top of IS. SO on
nesvy steers is tne nign mark or tne
aeason. In aymathv with the alump on
killers, stockers and feeders have declined
2jtoe.
Uuotatlons on cattle: Cho re to or me
beevea, 18.86, 19.0069.50; good to choice
beeves, H.t0fr.u0; fair to good beevre,
S8.0fitjr8.50; common to fair beevea. 17.50
08.00; choice to prime yearllnga. I8.60M
9.16; good to choice yearllnga. 18.108. SO.
fair to good yearllnga, 5.6n8.00; com
mon to fair yearllnga. 16. 60427.60; choice
to prime holfera. I7.76tji8.60; good to
choice heifers. 17. 00 7.76; fair to good
helfera. I6.76QIS 76; choice to prime cowa,
16.156)1.75, good to choice cows, 15.004
6.00; common to good cowa. 83.606.00.
cuttera, 15.7693.60; cannera. I2.00t, 2.75:
nutcner duiis, so.micT.ou: peer bulla, 84.10
hnlnrna hull L1&AA1AA. I
ralvea. 14.00 r 7.50; good to choice eedere.
17.1507.75: fair to good feedera. IS. 66
7.16; common to fair feedera. I6.006.60;
good to choice stockers. I7.8607.8S: fair
to good stockers. 16.5007. 26; common
to fair Blockers, I5.6O0S.5O; stock heifers,
14.0006 75; stock cows, 13.5004.60: stock
calves. 16.5007.60; stock bulls, 14.600
1.00.
HOSS RecefDta. 1 1 000 heart. ln
demand both from shippers and packers
light hogs Were fairlv active at decline
of 6010c. .Mixed loads and psklng
gradea were alow and moatly 10015c lower.
Light hogs sold at 110.10010.15, with a
mp price or iu.;o. uood quality butcher
were mostly within a range of I9 60
10.00, and light mixed loads at 19.5009.75,
with heavy mixed and packing gradea at
18.7509.40. Built of good hoga was 19.65
010.10. For the week prices are 80085c
lower, heavy hogs showing the most de
cline. HOGS
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
33.. 406 2S0 8 25 68.. 380 520 I 8 60
54. .348 180 8 85 50. .320 70 8 90
42. .314 70 9 00 65. .298 140 9 10
27. .557 ... 9 20 66. .558 250 9 26
66. .572 ... 9 36 65. .266 510 9 40
70. .271 ... 9 45 71. .256 40 S 69
61 . .237 40 9 60 63. .511 . 190 8 65
6b. .236 70 9 75 71. .249 70 9 85
83. .210 70 9 90 75. .519 40 9 95
81. .515 140 10 00 89. .230 ... 10 05
63. .208 ... 10 10 .90. .180 ... 10 15
76. .219 ... 10 50
Sheep end Lambs Receipts, none. Tne
feature of this week's lamb market has
been the Improved tone of the trade in
marked contrast to the dull undertone a
week ago. Notwithstanding liberal sup
plies for the closiQg session Friday, the
market ruled steady on the opening to 15c
higher at the close, with values 25 60c
higher than week ago. Western lambs
moved readily ot 112.60012.65, as againat
112.00012.25 week ago. Native lamba sold
mostly at 118.00012.25, with 112.60 high
mark for week. Feeders and aheep have
held about steady, best feeders selling at
111.00011.25, and light ewes at 15.000
6.25.
Quotatlotia on sheep and lambs: Fat
lamba, westerns. U. 60012.65; native fat
lambs. I11.00!12.25; feeding lambs. 19.00
011.00: cull lambs, 16.00010.00; fat year
lings, 19.00 0 10.76: fat ivethers, 15.50
8.50; fat ewes, light, 14.0005.26; fat ewes,
heavy, 12,6004.00.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, June 24. Cattle Receipts, 600
head compared week ago. strictly s:ood to
(Prime ccrn fedi steers. 16 0 26c higher:
umer graaes. grassers and all except
strictly choice yearlings, 1526c lower;
extreme top beef steers, 810.00; best long
yearlings, 19.75; tn between grades, butch
er cows and heifers, weak to 15c lower;
others and canners and cutters, largely
steady; bulls, 35o to 60c lower; veal
calves, 75e to II lower; stockers and
feeders, 25c to 60c off; lower grades de
clining most: week's bulk prices beef
steers, 18.2509.26; stockers, 16.0007.25;
butcher she-stock. 14.8507.25: canners
and cutters. 13.0004.00; veal calves, 38.00
08.50.
Hogs Receipts, 6.000 head; market
steady to strong with Friday's average;
top, 110.80; bulk, 39.80010.76; pigs,
strong to 25c higher; mostly 39.76010.60;
holdover light; heavyweight; 310.360
10.60; medium, 310.60010.75: light. 310.70
10.80; light light, 310.40010.75: pack
ing sows, smooth. 39.5009.70; packing
sows, rough, 38.6009.25; killing plus.
19.50010.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 8,000 head;
practically all direct; compared week ago,
killing classes mostly 55 to 50c higher;
lambs and heavy sheep, gaining most;
week's top western lambs, 113.25; natives,
313.00; week's bulk prices, best lambs,
112.00013.00: yearlings, $9.60010.15;
wethers. IS.O.i.dO: ewes, 13.0006.60: top
feeder lambs. 312.00; top westerns, year
ling breeding ewes, 311.10.
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City. Ia June 24. Cattle Re
ceipts, 700 head: market steady. Com
pared to week ago: Choice beevea. steady
to strong; warmed up steers and year
lings, 25c to 60c lower; glass cows and
heifers, 25c to 60c lower; fat cows and
heifers, steady: canners. 55c lower; veala
top, 310.00; feeders, steady; calves., weak;
bulls, weak, 33c lower: feeding cows and
heifers, 25c lower; stockers, steady.
Hogs Receipts, 7.000 head; market,
good butchers. 15c lower! butchers, 39.6"
10.15: packers, 25c lower; lights, ,310.25;
heavy mixed. 38.7509.50; heavy packers,
88.5008.75; bulk of sales. .nf0io.l6.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none; not
quoted.
Ksns City Live Stork.
Kansaa City, Mo., .Tune 54. Cattle
Receipts, 650 head; market for week, bet
ter grade beef steers weak to 55o lower;
she stock and yearlings, 55075c lower;
canners and cutters 5ic lower: bulls
stesdy; stock cows and heifers and stock
calves. 55050c lower.
Hogs Receipts, 1.500 head: market
fairly active to packers: steady to 10c
lower: bulk choice 173 to S30-lb. weights.
110.25010.35: top, 110.35; bulk of salee.
110.00010.36; throwout sows, 33.5008.75.
Sheep No receipts: market for week,
sheep generally 35c higher: lambs 60075c
higher; top natives, 312.60.
St. Joseph Live Stork.
St. Joseph, Mo., June 54. Cattle Re
ceipts. 300 head compared with week
ago. best ateers steady, others weak to 50o
lower; best she stock, 110 55c lower:
others. 60075c off; bulls uneven, steady to
50c lower; cslves. 31. 0001.55 lower: week's
bulk prices, beef cattle. 37. 7609.20c; beef
cows. S4.javie.za; canners ana cutters,
35 2504.00; calves. 37 0007.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 500 hesd;
today'a receipts selling about steady: com
pared with week ego. fat lambs. 2605SO
higher: rulls. WcSl 11.00 higher: sheep,
steady: week's bulk prices, lambs. I11.S4I
015.55; yearlings, 18.0008.75; ewes. I3.SS
04.00.
Chiracs Potatoes.
Chicago. June 24. Potatoes Steady;
receipts. 84 cars: total United States ship
ments. 90O cars; southern sacked Bliss
Triumphs. No. 1. 32 7693.00 cwt.; Louis
iana sacked Bliss Triumphs, field ron,
11.7602.00 cwt.; Alabama sacked Spauld
Ing Rose. 13.5005.30 cwt.; North Carolina
Norfolk section, stave barrels. Irian Cob
blers. 34 2J 04 45.
Cotton Fotsres.
New Tork. June 54. Cotton futures
opened eesier: July, 51.60c; October,
21.61c: December. 31.30c; January. 21.15c;
March. 21.06c
Cotton futures closed easy; July. 11 40c:
October. J1.40c: December. 21.2Je; Jan
uary. II. 08c; March. 31 81 Suot quiet;
middling, 21.19c.
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
flat aha Km Lessee Kirs.
New York, June 24 In today's
Keneraliy narrow and desultory mar
ket the advance in railway shares at
traded such intereat as existed. Tins
Has natural enough in view of the
(act that July 1 has been designated
as the date (or calling a railway
strike if it it to be called at all. At
the moment the prevalent consensus
of opinion undoubtedly is that the
union will not venture to take the
step, for the reason, first, that the
operating forces were not arTccted by
the last wage reduction and ate not
disponed to a purely sympathetic
strike: next that the shop and main
tenance forces, which were affected,
would not tie up frame, even bv a
complete walkout, and finally, that
the federal (overnmeiit is known to
stand explicitly behind the railway
labor board. If this view is cor
rectly taken, the intimations that the
total vote of the union membership
was small on acceptance or rejection
of the wapc award may point out the
ground of acquiescence.
Afler the heart to heart talk by the
rhalrman of Mexican Petroleum In tne
morning papers, from which Wall street
learned that the slock la worth about three
times the highest price st which it sold
Issl week, the course of the shsres In
today's msrket was observed with moder.
ate rurlosily. They advanced seven points,
mostly an over night gain, then settled
bark into Inactivity. For the present, even
the stock's speculative promoters would
nrohahlv he glad to have the stork with
drawn from the lime light. Other Indue
trial atorks showed signs of at leaat tem
porary lassitude.
The week as a whole has brought to
the stock msrket changes of great uh
evenneaa, moatly advances ranging from a
fraction tn aaverul bolnts in varlnua In
dustrial sharea and 3681 In Mexican Pe
troleum. Comparison or today s closing
prices for bonds with those of the pre
ceding week (Ives us a rather striking
array of net advances. Thla trend of
valuea has been the most noticeable In
Liberty bonds and the leaat so in foreign
government loans,
Decllnea In the Oerman mark to the
loweat price yet reached was the outstsnd
Ing movement In foreign exchange.
Measured la hundredths of a cent, the
rate of 58 touched today compares with
a prevloua tow level of 29H. reached In
March. The market probably had no op
portunity to reflect the Oerman view or
Walter Rathenau's death. This Is a
calamity of the first importance In Ger
many'a present financial predicament. Not
Irsa so In that It leaves the Stlnnes group,
and Its purely selfish and speculative poli
cies without a strong and powerful op
ponent. New York Stocks
Ranee of prices ef the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:
KAlLHuaus,
Friday
ftigh. Low. Close, close
A.. T. A 8. F 99 98 99 98
Daltl. & Ohio 50 49'i 60 49
Cansdian Pac 139 137 139 138
N. T. Central .. 9514 93 94 93
Chesa. Ohio ... 66 66 66 66
Great North. ... 80 71 8" "
Illinois Cent 104 104 104'i 104
K. C. Southern .. 25 23 25 24
Lehigh Valley ... 64 64 64 64
Missouri Paclflo ..21 51 51 20
N, Y. & N. H. ... 30 59 30 59
Northern Pacific ..77 76 76 76
Chicago & N. W. . 75 74 74 , 74
Penn. R. R 42 42 55 . 32
Reading 74 74 74 13
C. R. I. & P. 43 41 43 42
Southern Pacific 90 89 89 89
Southern Railway 24 23 24 23
C. M. ft St. P. ... 56 26 25 55
Union Pacific ...138 137 138 137
STEELS.
Am. Car. Fdry....l63 163 13 183
Allls-Chalmers ... 49 49'i 49 49
Baldwin Loco 113 115 113 113
Bethlehem Steel .. 76 7o io iai
Colo. F. & 1 30
Crucible 72 75 75 72
Am. Steel Fdry 37
Lackawanna Steel. 73 72 73 73
Midvale Steel 33 82
Pressed Steel Car.. 75 75 75 ....
Rep. S. & 1 70 70 .0-4 ,x
V. S, Steel 99 98 98 99
Vanadium 45 45 43 45
COPPERS.
Anaconda 63 61 61 61
Am. S. & R. Co... 60, 69 69 69
Cerro De Pasco. .. 36 36 lib ....
Chill 21 21 21 21
I'alumet A Aria... 61 si 61 61
Inspiration 40'4 4U-
Kennocott 33 33 3 . 3j
Miami -sv?
Nevada Con.' 16 16 16 16
Ray Consolidated . 16 lb in.u
Seneca 14 13 ''
Utah 64 63 6iv em
OI IjS.
Ben. Asphalt 66 66 68 6o
Cosden 47 47 47 47',
California Teterol 66 64 1 bp ei
Island Oil 1 1 IK 1
Invincible Oil 16 15 16 16
Mcxi. Petrolemu 183 isn jsiii Ji
Middle States 14 13 14 13
Pacific Oil 68 67 68 58
Pan-American ... 82 80 80 ,9
Phillips 63 51 65 62
Pierce Oil 8 8 8 8
Pure Oil 30 30 30 31
Royal Dutch 60 59 69 60
Sinclair Oil 33 32 33 33
Texas Co 47 47 47 47
jUnion Oil 21 31 31'. si
White Oil 8
MOTORS.
Chandler 69 68 69 69
Gen. Motors 14 13 13 14
Willys-Overland .. 8? 8',i 8 '
Plerce-Arrow 18 18 18 19
White Motor 48 48 48 ..
Studebaker 129 128 138 159
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Fisk 15 15 15 15
Goodrich 39 39 39 'i 38',
Kell-Springfield .. 48 47 48 46-4
Keystone Tire 15 14 15 15
Ajax 15 14 14 14
U S Rubber 62 61 62 61
INDUSTRIALS.
Am Rcet Sus 5'
At G & W 1 38 38 38 38
Am Int Corp
Am Sumatra 41 li 39 41 39
Am Telephone ..,.120 150 130 150
Am Can 47 47 47. 47
Central Leather .. 37 3. 3, ..
Cuba Cane 16 16 16 16
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 24 "4 4 24
Corn Products 104 IOP. 103 104
We Have Ready
for Distribution Our
ess a
arr 1
V My
li m InDtfsiment List
i: ft
Peters Trust Bldf.
PeteRTnisl Company
PetersNatiotialBank
Famous r layers.,, tl II 1 lit
Geaerel Kteccrie 144
Ort. .Verth.ro Ore. t$ lit 11 84x4
Inter lUrteeier,, ,,,, .... lS
Am H U pf.l ST
V. . I Aicol.al.. !', II SI SI
Inter VI 1,. .fd., 1S " "w
Ant. sugar Ref... US
HersHMtUrk ... II 141, IT tS4
r..ncco I'redurll. 11 IIS 41 II
W.iMh. I'utnp 49
V. Ileus fs S
WM. SCtertrie.... 80 63 SS 19
American Woolen. 44 44 14 11
Mlst'tU.ANCiU.
Am. Cotton ml.,, 14 14 14 51
Am. A(r. t'h.m . ' 11 11 IS
American Linseed 84
I'nian hag ptd SI
ta.-h Slagneln SI
llrooklrn llapid Tr IS 11 I JJ'i
t'nntinenlal 'an , IT
I'ol, li A) Klst'lri., S
Cel. Ursps 4 4 4 4
I'nlle.l lirug , 14
Inited Fru
l.orlll.r.l Tub 111 111 1I Ul
National Lead S) 11 11 S3
Philadelphia Co
Pullman IIS I5S 110 1:4
Punta Alegre Sugar 48 44 43 49
H. P. R. Kuser SI
Retail Htor 44 S6 Sl 44
Wuperlor ht.el 3J ; ....
St. L. , r 17 37 17 IT
Total eales. 110 loo.
Money Friday's rlose, 4 per cent.
Marks Close, .0034; Friday's class,
.0iilu,
Franca Friday's eloae, .Silt.
Sterling Close. 14.19; Friday's eless,
1141.
New York Bonds
(The Be It the only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
ficial close of the New York Stock
exchange bondO
New Turk, June 34 So fss aa It showed
any definite trend, today's dull snd nar
row bond market registered mors gains
than losses, although week-end realising
occurred In the Liberty group. Mexican
government 4s and Is made up s small
part of their recent reaction, but Euro
pean loans were affected by still another
break In foreign exchanges. United King
doms sold off moderately snd Krrnch mu
nicipals were fractlnnalll lower. Ralls
were suslained by the further rlas of
atorka, junior Insure of the western and
southwestern systems being most favored.
There were a few exception. Pennsyl
vania general 4a and Seaboard adjust
ment 6a falling bark slightly. Total sales
(par value) aggregated I7.SIS.000.
New York, June 34. Following srs to
day'a high, low and rloslng prlrea of
bonds on the New Tork stock exchange
and the total sales ot eacn bond:
V. 8. Bonds.
SaJes (in 11.000) High Low Close
280 Liberty 3s ....100.10 100.01 100.10
.... Liberty lat 4s ..ino.10 100.10 100.10
.... Liberty 2nd 4s ..100.10 100.10 100 10
131 Liberty 1st 4s.. 100.21 100.20 100 24
694 Liberty 2nd 4s.. 100.10 100.00 100.03
179 Liberty 3rd 4s.. 100.14 100.03 100.14
646 Liberty 4th 4 Us. . 100.53 100.14 100.50
373 Victory 4s ....100.68 100.62 100.64
1 Chinese lly 6s .... tm atvk
2 Berne 8s
,111 111 111
4 Bordeaux 6s ..
1 Chrlstianla Is ,
2 Copen 6s ....
4 Lyons Ss
6 Marseilles ts ..
5 Rio Janeiro Is
3 Zurich 8s
6 Dan Mun Is A
14 84 84
,...108 108 108
.... Sl 91 91
.... 84 84 84
... 84 84 84
,...101 101 . 101
,...111 111 111
...110 110 110
10 Dept Seine
91
91 91
9 Dora Can 6s 21. .100 100 100
S Dom Can 5a 31 97 97' 97
6 Dtch E Ind 6a 47.. 94
53 Dtch IS Ind 62.. 94
94 94
94 14
14 French 8a .
103 103 103
4i French 7s
3 Japan lat 4a.
10 Japan 4s
3 Belgium 7s ...
1 Belgium 6s
53 Denmark 6s
7 Netherlands 6s.,
1 Norway 8s
1 Sweden 6s
26 Paris-Ly-Med Ss,
1 Chile 8s 48
1 Uruguay 8s
2 Queensland 7s. .,
3 Queensland 6s
2 Rio Gr Sul 8s...
.,100 100', J00t
.. 91 91 91
.. 77 77 77
..108 107 107
..102 105 102
,. 98 98 98
.. 97 97 97
..109 109 109
..103 102 102
.. 80 80 80
..105 106 106
..104 104 104
..109 109 109
..100 100 100
,.101 100 100
4 Swiss Con 8s
.119 118 lit
69 K G B & I 5s 52.. 106 106 106
31 KOBSI 6s 29. .107 107 107
6 K G B & I 5s 37. .104 103 103
8 Braxil 8a 104 104 104
13 Mexican 6a 60 60 60
19 Mexican 4s 48 47 47
Railway and Miscellaneous,
7 Adams Ex 4s 78 76
76
103
2 Am Ag Chm 7s..l03
8 Am Smlt 5s 92
38 Am Sug 6s 101
103
92
92
100 101
114 114
1 Am T & T cv 6S....I14
17 Am T & T col tr 6s
2 Am Writ Pa 7s...,
97
86
89
90
97
85
89
90
89
i
86
89
90
6 Armour 4s
1 Atchison gen 4s .
12 At CI 1st con 4s.
8 At ret 6s
11 n A o 6s
89
89
.103 103 103
.100 99 vs
38 Beil Tel Penn 7s. .108 108 108
1(1 Rrarien CoD IS.... 95 S 5
3 0 Can' Nor 6s
,111? Ill's IIIH
27 Can Tac deb
4s.... 78 77 77
2 Cent Ga 6s..
99 99 3
5 Cent Leath
6s.... 97 97 97
8s. ...117 117 117
6 Cerro Pasco
8 C & O cv 6s. ?
93 93 93
C & O cv 4s
88 88 88
21 C B & Q ref 6s A. .100 100 100
1 C ft B I El 79 79 79
8 C G W 4s 60 60 60
8 C M & St P cv 4s. 68 68 68
64 C M & St P ref 4s 62 61 61
6 C & N W 7s 107 107 107
1 C & N W 6s ....110 110 110
1 Chicago Rys 6s 81 81 81
26 C R I & P ref 4s.. 81 81 81
2 C C C St L gen 4s.. 81 81 81
9 Chile Cop 7s 105 104 104
6 Chile Cop 6s 91 01
5 Col G & B 6s 94
94 94
87 87
56 Con Coal Miylnd Ss 81
69 Con Gas Ts. .. .
116 114 116
45 Cub Cn Sg d 8s. ...87
86 87
85 85
96 96
2 Cub Cn Sug d 7s.. 85
1 D & If cv 6a..
96
3 Det Ed ref 4s...
9 Dpnt Nem 7s..
15 Erie gen 4s
2 Erie lien 4s
.101 101 101
107 106V4 lOSii
64 54 64
63 63 63
1 Fisk Rub 8s..
.105 105 105
3 liVemer I D 5'Aa.. 97'i 97 97V
7 Goodvear 8s 31 101 101 101
6 Goodyear 8s 41 114 114 114
2 Gnd Tnk 7s 113 113 113
7 Gnd Tnk 6s 103 102 102
13 Gt Nor 7s A 109 109 109
60 Gt Nor 6s B 100 100 100
25 Hud & M ref 6s 83 82 82
1 111 Cent 6s 101 101 101
33 111 St d 4s 91 90 91
6 Indiana St 5s 99 99 99
12 Int Met 4s clfa.. 15 15 15
96 Int R T ref 6s 68 67 68
41 Int St M St 6s 97 97 97
3 Int Psper ref 6s.. 85 86 85
2 la Cent ref 4s 44 44 44
! K C Ft 8 t II 4s.. 78 78 78
S K C Sou 6s 86 86 86
12 Kell-Spring 8s 108 108 108
I Lack Steel 's 23. .100 99 100
II4VWVIIIM vww
Describing in detail
Seven Municipal Issues
Six Corporation and Foreign
Government Issues
Thirty-three Farm Mortgages
and Farm Mortgage Bonds
Interest yields from
4ia to 7.30 ; f ;
Ask for o Copp
I I I M II II II.. S4 S4 14
I L M I 4 II It.. 91 11 91
f Lehigh Vol Ss Il 11 11
S LAM ler SS ...1S 14 14
14 L 4 N UHlfled 4s., 41 10 91
II Wat St Hr ton Ss.. ts II
I Ui.h Hi Tel 1st Ss.. Si
I Mid St rv Is 11 14 IIV
I SI SI L Is S 44 41
I U M r i I Ss..ef ll ej
I U K T n p I 4 A 11 ! 41
It M K T n id Is A 44 SS SS
IMP en 4s....,.,. 11 4J 41
II Nst Tube Is... 101 11 l"
II N T I' rol Ts IU oS 106
II H T det) Ss ! 18 101
INT t-dnsan r Ss..S lS 101
II NV Ml H e Is 41. 19 11 11
II N V Tel r.f Ss 4I..IH 104 l4'
II X Y W 4 Hi 4e.. 14 S3 II
IIN4W roa 4a .... SI SI SI
7 N P pr Man 41 17 11 11
TNI' ges 3s S3 11 13
III N Pllrls 101 104 e
I K Sis Tow ref 't A.. SI 81 Sl
le N W Ull Tel 7s. I4 04
II II I L ref 4s 91 SI SI
S Par T T Ss ST ST ST
15 Packard Ss ....... .loT 107 I0T
IT Penn 3s ! ll l"l
IIT Penn gn 4s.... S3 91 SI
S Pearia it V. 4s.... 31 14 II
I Pierce OH 4 Is..., SS SS IS
11 Pro A Kef 4 103 101 101
II Heading gn 4s .... 14 13 14
IS Rep I A HI ro la.. 14 Sl S6
I H I A L 4i ... a IS o
IS rn.co ad Ss 71 74 71
II r'riwo sd Ine Ss.... Si SS 41
31 Pnaro pr lien la., 71 11 71
10 St P A K C sj Ll 11 11 11
I Seaboard con la .. 61 41 61
1 Seaboard ad) la It 36 26
I Sharon St Hp Is.. 11 SS 91
tl Mo He-II Te Is 91 94 94
I So Pse rv 4a 91 91 91
14 So Tao ref 4s 11 Sl 11
31 So Ry g-n ls .... 98 S9 19
S So Ry con 5a S6 SI Si
S So Ry gen 4s 14 14 11
S Mian Oil Cat d 7a.. 104 0k 104
33 Third Ave ad) Is.. SO 0
I Third Ave ref 4s.... 14 4 14
4 To Prod T 1M 101 11
5 L'n Pan lat 4 S4 S3 S3
S3 C 4 94 S3 S!
1 C 4S 111 111 111
I V I Realty Is 46 96 S8
t It B Rub 7I.10I 101 101 104
IIV 8 Hub Ss 89 IS
15 V 8 St sf Is 103 103 103
I Utah Pow A I.t 6a.. SI 91 St
4 Va-Cr Chm 7s....I06 tot'.l 106
I V Rys 6s 96 SS S6
3 West Mrylnd 1st 4s. Sl 13 83
4 West Pso 6s 97 87 87
5 West L'n Ss 110 109 110
3 Westing Elec 7s. .104 ir.6 106
14 wick-Spen St 7s.... 99 SS 99
T Wilson A C sf 7s.. 103 103 103
17 Csecho-Slo Is 96 96 91
11 I'om Can 6s II wl. 98 S3 Sl
34 Emp OAF 7s.. S 98 Sl
S3 Sinclair Crd Oil 6s 88 48 91
Total eales of bonds todsy were 17.944,-
000 compared with I13.ISI.00S previous
day and 14.786.000 a year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Tork, June 54. Transactions on the
New Tork curb bond market today were
aa follows:
Bonds.
Sales (in 11.000) High Low Close
3 Allied Pscker Se .. 13 S3 S3
1 Allied Packer Ss .. 95 96 96
1 Aluminum 7s 36. ...103 103 103
66 A T A T Ss 54 101 101 101
13 Beth St 7s S3 104 104 104
3 Beth St 7s 36 103 103 103
1 tan Nat Ry 5s .... 98 98 98
10 Cent St Sa 106 106 106
3 Con Gas 7a 101 101 lot
3 Cuban Tel 7s....l06 108 106
4 Deere A Co 7s ..100 100 100
5 Emp OAF 6s. ...101 101 101
1 Gen Asphslt 8s 104 104 104
73 Goodrich T 7s ....102 1014 101
1 Lib Mc A Lib 7s.. 91 98 98
3 Manitoba 7s 96 95 96
6 Phil El 6s 103 103 103
3 Pub Srv C N J 7s.l01'3 101 101
1 Robert Galr 7s ..98 98 98
2 Saks & Co 7s 98 98 98
9 Solvsy fc Cle 8a ..105 106 106
2 8 W Bell Tel 7s 102 102 103
10 Stan O N T 7a 26. .105 106 106
2 Stan ONTll 56. .105 105 105
3 Stan O N T 6a ...107 107 107
10 Swift A Co 7a 25. .101 101 101
10 Texas Co 7a 101 101 101
24 Un Oil Prod 8s 106 105 105
13 West Elec 7 108 108 108
27 Swiss 5s 102 102 102
23 U S Mexico 4s .... 42 42 42
3 Con Gas Bait 6s.. 99 99 99
17 Phil Li 5 99 99 99
5 Punta Aleg A 7s.. 106 105 106
Foreign Bonds.
1 Can 7s 96 SS 94
78 C G 7s 92 92 92
6 King S C 8s 95 95 95
10 Mex Govt 6s IS 18 18
10 Mex Govt Ss .... 13 13 13
56 U VS Brazil 7a.... 86 86 86
New York Produce.
New Tork. June 24. Butter Strong;
creamery, higher than extras, 38 39c;
extras, 37C3c; (irsts, 34VsQ3c.
Eggs Steady.
Cheese Firm.
New Yofk Poultry.
New Tork. June 54.Poultry Live
steady; broilers by express, 3048c; fowls,
263c. Dressed steady; western cnicu-
ens, 2b$P26c. I.
How
WHEN a well-known business
man died recently, it was found
that his will left everything to his wife.
However, her inheritance did not
free the widow from annoyance and
trouble. In fact it created them.
Relatives and friends came forward
with numerous investment proposals.
Various personal needs, all requiring
the expenditure of money, were pressed
upon the widow.
The protection of her inheritance
and insurance money now became a
serious problem for this woman. She
remembered that her husband had had
a personal friend who was an officer
in a trust company, and she called upon
him. He recommended that she con
sult a lawyer regarding the establish
ment of a trust fund for her own bene
fit. This the widow did and an arrange
ment was entered into under which a
!612Tanum
17 Gae4,
Near Terk. June 14 t'elten goods mar.
ksts wars sulst snd (lint. Adtesess were
made In many of (he blended hros snd
unblended blea.hed roiiena Varna were
firm aim the trade lagging bersues ef
price leeistsnrs by usete silks shooed
miMiersia snd stesdy improvenianl. Wnl
end snreted gmide were firm Uh a let
ter trade ! eloping in eteplea. furlapi
held lles.lv a ll It s leademy upoard le
raua of delats In ahinnenta at I'elruiie,
l inens ners unsettled, eolng lo the dif
ficulty sellers found in gelling ihe higher
prices Mked by the nulls Jobbers have
dne a belter business sn seasonable
I Hilda
' New Terk 4tos.
Ksw Tork, June Jl The list broke un.
der heavy long liquidation In tmlay s col
ln market, easing off early about e s
pound from Ihs Issl previous final bid!
Dulls had lo contend with another favor
able weather map, probably the beat of
the week and s fitting finish lo s week
ef progreasive development for Ihs crop,
and were unable lo aland the pace. The
selling wss by local and southern wire
hiuee lenga. Demand aa far too scat
tered and light lo rauae much of a rally,
although more active profit taking by
Wall ureal eborla brought aome recovery
in the second hour. Final prices were
!T to II points net looer.
I nk-ago Storks.
Range of vl''a of the Isadlng Chlrag"
atorka furnished by Logan A Kryan, 341
Peters Trust building:
Armour A Co. pfd 17
Armour Leather coin ';
K.dlaon roit 130
font. Motor "
Krl Motor 3
t.ibby 3
Nat. leather, new
Quaker Oata 94
Stearart-Warner 41
Swift A o 19
t'ninn Carbide S6
Wahl IS
New York General.
New Tork, June 24 Flour I'nsettled,
herd winter strsights, l4.6oeyT.Oo.
Wheat Spot, essy; No. 3 red. It SI;
No. I hard, SI 38: No. I Manitoba, 11.46
and No. 3 mixed durum, 11,35 c. I. f.
track New York lu arrive.
Corn Spot easy. No. I yellow and No.
t white. Slc and No. 3 mixed, I0r,
e. I. f.. New York all rail,
Oats Spot barely ateady; No. 1 white,
47tT47c.
Jjird Easy: middle weat, 112.00013 10.
Other artlrlea unchanged.
Select July
Investments Now!
The mid-year demand for
desirable investments usu
ally causes higher prices
and leaves a less broad se
lection than is now avail
able.
To those who anticipate a
surplus for investment
within a few weeks our, list
of offerings should prove a
valuable guide. It contains:
6 and 6V2 First Mortgage
Land Bonds
Nebraska Tax-Free.
4.50 to 6 Nebraska
Municipals
Income and Nebraska Tax
Free. 5.50 to 7.70 Corporation
and Foreign Government
Bonds
Safe and readily marketable
investments.
Call or writ for this list.- We
will reierrs securities to be
taken up with your July fundi.
QmahaTrust Company
OfMfta National BtaJi BuiMtnf
a Widow Protected
Her Inheritance
trust company now cares for the fun!
and pays the income to her in regular. .
instalments. She has no financial
cares nor responsibilities. She finds
personal interest in her business prob
lems whenever she needs it, and what
is most important her inheritance is
Safeguarded.
The strength, responsibility, and in
"tegrity of the trust company are he
protection.
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AffiliatUwiik
tlbr KaiteH Stairs Rational Ban
Street
Omaha.
tWslflti Wuhaag.
NisTers, June 14. rerelgs Bieksa)
Ureal' Drltals Demaad. II III ssklsst
III4 40-dar kills sn baaas. 1411.
Fieac I'trsand, ,4444 e; cekies.
Siiir.
I'.l) -Demand. .343e; eekles. 1441s.
Heigium I 'emend, ,l1STsi rsslss,
tllr.
(lerminy Persons, .llllei seiles,
l4e.
Holland Demand, .IlllSj sskles, lllle.
Nuroey Demand, .lllle,
Sweden Deniend. 8l4le.
Iienmark Iwmend, lllle.
swlisetlend Demand, ,1111s,
Spain Demand. .I4lle.
Ilreerfr Den. and, SII4e.
Poland Demand. .Sllla.
1'iecho.Hlovekie Demand. .1138s.
Argentine Demand, lllle,
Srasll IMmand, .lllle,
Montreal .MAc.
Teoentlns and Roots.
Ravannsh, Da. June 14. Turpesllss
Steed? , III berrels, sales, 1.401 barrels!
receipts, III barrels; shipments, l4 bar
relt; ainik, 1176 berrale.
Hosln Steady; aaiea. I. IIS risks; raw
rsipis, M raaks, shipments S rssks
ainik, 71, HI rasks.
Quots: II. II li); !, 14 40; K, II SS; t,
14.70; O, 1171; II. 14 41; I, 14 SO, st,
I, 10; M, 15 60; N, S 10, W, O. 14 IS, W,
W, 14.70.
Dried Fruits.
New Terk, June It. Kvsporsled Apples
Quiet.
Prunes Firm.
Aprleots Dull.
I'eaehre Quiet.
Italains Esay.
Chicago Produce,
Chlrago, June 14 Duller Higher!
creamery eslrea. He, fusts. 11014c; see
on di. lotllln: stsndsrda, I1r.
' Egga Unchanged: receipts, 36,171 cues.
Clearing Houeo Stalesseol.
New York. June 54 The sctusl condi
tion of clearing house banka and trust
companies for the week shoos s deficit
In reserve of H.4IS.100.
Star silver.
New York. June 34 Silver Foreign
bar. 70r.
Mexican Dollars le.
Chlrago Fsaltry.
ChtrMo, Juns 34 Poultry Alive, low
er; fowls, 33c; broilers, 31011c; roosters,
14c.
k i Trust Conpiiy for Hit
Booklet
The subject of trust
funds, created either b
will or during life. Is dis
cussed In Safeiraardlng
lour Family's Future.
Ask for a copy, and con
sult our officers as ta
Low It can serve you or
yo.r family under a
tru3t fund.
Nebraaka.