Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA BKK: THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1022.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
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Omaha Grain
Onuht, June 28, 1922
I'mlcr pretiurt o( iirtisiiig lalfi
tnrj lick of tuppori ciuitij in early
u4knri in grain mtrkcii generally.
The wrrkly weather report issued
from Washington was consitiered
tliglttly bullish, stating that the
weathrr had been ton warm and too
dry in imnt localitiu wet of the
Ohio valley.
Ctili wheat in Minnf.noli a in
good demand and the northuetterti
marked were lirm.
One prominent erop expert eiti
nutfil the wheat iron of Nfhrasks
at 4(1.000,000 bushult and another at
15.000,000, a compared with the gov
emment June estimated of S5.00u.000
butheli.
A cable from The Hague Hated
Russia would recognize itt prewar
dehti and try to pay them.
Receipt! at Omaha were 95 ear
ol all kinds of grain, at compared
with 80 car last year. Shipments
aggregated 106 can, at against 06
tart a year ago.
There wai a fair demand (or the
cah wheat in the Omaha market,
with prices 1 to 2 cents higher. Corn
sold readily at generally unchanged
prices. Oats were generally un
changed. Rye was unchanged and
barley 1 to 2 cents lower.
WHIG A?.
No. 1 dark hurt: 1 cur (smii'ty). It. SO.
No. 1 hard wlnteri 1 cir ,111!; I car.
"no. I hard winter: 1 car (near dark),
It it.
Sa. I hard wlnteri t car. It OS.
No. I hard wlniar; 1 car, 11.01: l.ear,
"ho. I hard winter; t tar (smutty),
11,01.
Sample hard winter: I car fw.evll).
11.1"; 1 car (wesvll, ,01 per cent hard
dark), 11.1.
No. 1 yellow hard: t car, 11.01.
con.
K. 1 wlilla: 1 car. Ht.
N.i. 1 whit: 1 care (ihipprrs weight).
tl",c; IS car. W'ic: 1 mr. II tic
No. 1 yellow: 1 car. Ho.
No 1 yrni'w: I care (shippers weight).
14c: 11 cars. 18c.
No. I yellow: 1 car, B7ie: t car. STHc.
No. I mlied: 1 car (shippers' welghte).
Il'i; 1 car. I64c; 1 car, IIVic; 1 car
(near yellow), 17c.
No. I rolled: 1 car, tie.
OATS,
No. 8 white: 1 car (heavy). 15 He; 3
rare, Sttyr. . ,
No. 4 white: 1 ear (U per cent barley).
31c; i care. It.
Sample white: 5 care, He,
!TB.
No. 4: 1 ear, tie.
BARLEY.
No. S: 1 car, Ho.
No. S: H car. Mo.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
lanois- j
Week.
All
IS
(
II)
0
A no
Week
11
S3
I
0
S
Tear
Ago
37
12
17
3
t
Ago
Year
14
39
12
0
1
Receipts
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Bye
Hsrley
Shipments
Today
.... 11
.... I)
.... 14
.... 0
0
Today
Whllt
.... 17
corn
Data 31
lty J
Barley 0
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bunnell.)
Week Tear
Receipt Today Ago .Ago
IJS.OOO TII.IIUU HM.WUU
lorn l.tit.oss l.on.ooo
1.S6S.000
S60.000
Ago
Year
553,000
768,000
214,000
Oata 843. OUU DIU.UUU
Shipment Today
Abo
Week
820.000
775,000
797,000
Wheat S54.000
Corn 729.000
Oat ltt.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Year
Ago
1,077.000
174.000
None
Bushels Tod?s'
Wheat and flour S24.00O
Corn V.'...
Oat 274,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week
Csrlots Today. Ago.
When 'I
Corn 5" "J
Oats '1
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
VVeek
Year
Ago.
161
HI 3
I7S
Year
Ago.
100
r.rlnis Today. ao,
Wheat 100
Corn 30
,-.,. 8
179
S3
3
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week
Year
Ago.
69
27
12
Ca riots
Wheat Corn
n.t.
Today.
.. 40
.. 50
.. 47
Ago.
50
33
19
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week
Year
Ago.
285
149
92
Carlota
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg . .
Today.
..128
..149
..191
Abo.
116
211
133
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Undine Grain Co. DO. 262T. Jun II.
i I mh. I Low. Close. Ye.
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iial "T i". vr.5
MK 86i .85V4 .85 87''4
.tt m m
.81 .It VI -89
,uh .
.si i . .uv. .
ecu .66 .664
.11 M .MVi -65 .6Vi
.66
.37'4 .87 ! S6'
37 t
.40 .40 -9 -39?.
40 til -40
.43 .43 .43 .42 .43
.43 '
11 SI 11.35 1130 11.30 11.17
11.41 U. 11.17
1118 USO 1190 11. SO 11.96
IIM 11 80 11.70 11 7S H
Sep.
Dee,
Ry
July
Sep.
Dee.
Csrn
Jiy
Sep.
Deo.
Oata
July
Sep.
Dec.
Lard
July
Sep.
Rib
July
Sep.
Minneapolis Grain.
winnMooli. Minn., June IS. Wheat-
Cash No. 1 northern, 1.40HS14S;
July, I1SSH: September, 11.23; Decem-
"corn-No." I Tllo"ffic..
Oat No. I whit. 346 35c.
Berlev 47467".
Rye No. 3, BJH8414c.
riax No. t. I1H t
jUasu City Grain.
Vans City, Jun 28. Cloee: Wheat,
J" "Ti Beptember. 11.01; Decern-
CVlJu1r. 57c; Septemter. I44c;
DK.' Ciy.!o.. Jun. ".-Wbeat-CashTNo.
I hard, 11.1061.35; No. 3 red,
"cira No. 1 white. H67Hc; No. 1 yel
low, II He
' . M. Louis Grain.
' St. Louis. June JS. Wheat July,
811641: September, 11.12.
i" July. Sle; September, I la.
' 0t July, S6ic; September, 39c
Minneapolis Flour.
Islnneapolls, Minn.. June 28. Flour
Unehanged to lo higher; family patents
traoted l' 07.75
Bran tl4.6oei7.00-
St. Joseph IJt Mock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. June IS. (C. S. Bu
ti Of Markets-l-Cattle-Receipts, 1 1.000
hul- ateady; top weight ateers. I9 60;
"op yVarllngs. I.75; most desirable cattle
SI lilts SO; beef cows rooatlr 35.255..5;
nothing cholc offered; calves, steady,
Th!L RecelDta. I.0 head; market
.twoTTt y..?erd.y a .wage: bulk. 170
W IIS paunders. 110.10: P-'Pf, J",0":
isVg to 10c higher: bulk ";
aevrag cost yestesday, IS.ST. weight. -9
'Sile'p and LambReoaipta. 1M '.
fa? Umbo fally tdyt
higher; rat natle lamb """f,,1!:'!,
Ssrud ll'bt cull II W: Te ."""Li'.r
goww; Idaho feeding lambs lata yeaterday.
IMl.
New Tat Mtnser.
New York." Jan. IS.-Call r"oney. easleix
high, I Pr cent; low. vj
r . ' I .loainE. m par cent.
".J T'wi t lturt loan. Vk
tl' i jTr
. . a a nr
t444 per cent, mme mire.!"".
tli Pi eBt-.
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
fluiak Km Le4 Hire.
Chicago, June 28. Disappointing
threshing returns continue to come
from the winter wheat territory.
There wji increased mention of
hlirk not in spiing w heat in the Red
Kiver valley. Outside trade (ailed
to enlarge. With hedging pressure
and selling by houses that usually act
fur a local elevator interest, the close
was )a Oy ',iC lower. A good trade
was on in coarse graini but the aver
age was lower. Corn wai off H (i
V,c and oata Jj He, while rye lost
U f'Ji Vie.
Hedging tale and telling by local
long! carried pricei off Use in the
early trading, July wheat touching
$U2;i. On the breaks there wai a
good class of uminiesion house buy;
ing, that was attributed to a New
York trader. A rally of 1 (j--'!ic
from the inside figures followed.
Strength in Minneapolis has some
effect. That market closed 4 C't! ?sC
higher with black rust a factor. Even
ing up by the local element was
responsible for the closing decline.
jailmate Redured.
Ilstlinttes nn in winter uhral crop are
being reduied a the r-sull ot tlie dl
Mi.nniniiiiv ihrhititfa. Nebraska now te
gurasril at 4. 000, ouo to 4t.00o.n0J tushels
by total esperte compared with Si.oeo.oiit
on June . bsport rtrmand ss fair with
airs of 40.0011 bushel at the aeekoard.
shipper taking the grain tearing t (all-
road sinks, furcnasea to arrive were
lis 000 bushele.
Kalrly gineral rain fell over lh corn
belt and coarse gralna wer under pres.
ure earlv In roiiseuuoni'e. On th de-
rllnrs rash houses bought July and sold
September oorn and oata freely, chang
ing over hedges, and there was persistent
bn.ving if July corn by commission
houses outright. Reporta ot goo4 cash
iivinaml l"i oorn hud aoui etrect. with
ealrs here estimated at over SOO.ooo
bushels, partly to exporters, crop re.
umtM n rum showed tmorovemenl but
on oata continue poor. Both grains closed
around the Inside figure uf the day. Re
ceipis. 100 care corn and 7 car oat.
Country offorlnga, light.
July rye went to a discount of half a
rent under September at the last as th
result of hedging sales and a lark ol
support. Export bids were reported a
tit la out of line.
I'lr aoira.
An oat aoeclallat says crop Prospect
are thu pooieut he has known and there
may not be more than 1.000. 000.009
bushels raised, tut that would be mora
than v.as consumed this scasun. Should
there be a lot of lii'lit ueiclu oata on top
ot I he poor crop last year, even then
there would be more than needed. He
does not entlii-ae over the prospect for
a Isrge advanre.
E'levator interests were active buyers
of July corn and oata. selling September.
I. Arnot had reporta from Nebraska
saying dry weather waa needed for
harvesting wneat ana corn was not suf
fering for rain, the prospeots being good
A Topeka, Kansas message said Kansas
gut another snaking rain Wedneaday. The
fall at McFarland was 3 38 Inches. Wlcht.
ta. 126: Podge City, .22; Concordia, 1.05;
Topeka, .68. It a Ins will help corn, pas-
lures and hay crops antl some uncut
wheat may be duwn, but little damage
will result.
James Stewart, th largest trader In
Winnipeg, was a heavy seller of October
wheat In that market today. The price
declined l'-t to I1.20H, losing the early
bulge.
Chinch bug report from Indiana, Il
linois and Kansas are becoming more
numerous and are getting Into corn. Dam
age i expected.
An Inoreaao of 20,000,000 pounds ef
lard at Chicago is expected for June by
the trade here. Longs are liquidating.
Packers and carrier are changing July
contracts to September at good differ
ences. July liquidation is nearing tta end
and specialists say the market should do
tetter when It I over. Jobbing trade
in meats and lard Is fair.
A board of trade membership sold at
85.825 net to the buyer Including 135 as
sessment, a decline of 1200 from the last
previous sale.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by the state of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar.
keta and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholesale
Buying
Price-
Wholesale
Selling
Price:
0.35fi0.40
.3019 .33
.18 .22
.91 .25
.12 .15
Broilers 0.32t0.35
Leghorn broilers. .28 (fS .30
Hens, light 16 .18
Hons, heavy 18 .19
Cocks 09 ,10
DRESSED POULTRY.
Broilers ,.,
Hen
.43
.249
.16
.349
.210
.16
.110
.34
.14
Cocks . ,
EOGS.
... .200 .21
... .119 .17
.14
BUTTER.
No. 1....
No. I....
Cracks .-
Creamery, prints
ureamery, iud
Country, common .82 .26
But. fat, ata. pr.. .27 .21
HAY.
Prairie No. 1 upland, tl J.0014.00; No.
3 upland. 110.00012.00; No. 3 upland. 17.00
9.00; No. 1 midland, H3.0013.00; Nn.
2 midland. ID 00 II. 00; No. 8 midland.
17.0008.00; No. 1 lowland, 8.0010.0O;
No. 2 lowland, 7.008.00.
Alfalfa No 1, $16.O016.0O; standard,
$11.0013.00; No. 1, I10.00eil.00; No. 3,
?.009.00.
Straw Oat, 15.00 8.00; wheat, 17.00
8.00.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts ar
follows: No. 1 ribs, Sic; No, 3 ribs, tOe;
No. 3 ribs. 15c; No. 1 loins, t7Vc; No,
2 loins, 26c; No. I loins. 30c: No. 1
rounds, 19 tyc; No. 2 rounds, 19c; No. 3
rounds, 16c; No. 1 chucks. 12c; No. 2
chucks, 11c; No. 3 chucks, 8c; No. 1
plates, 5Wc; No. 2 plates, 5c: No. 2
plates, 4c.
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb.,
67c; green salted No. S, per lb., 66c;
green hides No. 1, per lb.,4aric: green
hides No 2, per lb.. 3o; green salted,
old stork, per lb.. 2 3c; green salted boll
hides No. 1, per lb., 4c; green talted bull
bides No. 3, per lb., 3c.
Horse hides: Large, each, 13.00; medium,
each, 12.60: small, each, 11.00; pony and
glues, each, 11.00 1.26.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, a to all
and wool, each. 7JcU1.00.
Wool: Cholc fine and -blood. per lb.,
37032c; medium and -blood, per lb., II
30c: low and -blood. per lb., 1822c;
curry wool, per IB., 1217c
FRUITS.
Bananas: Per lb.. 7c.
Oranges: siie 216 and larger, 9.00
9.50; size 250, I8.003.25; sis 181. 17.00;
size azt, ao.uugiii.bu.
Lemons: Aocordlng to aiz. per box.
te.50ff9.00.
Grapefruit: According to size, per crate.
I5.607.50.
Apples: Wlneeap, according to size end
grade, tl.754.00; Ben Davis, according
to site and grade, 13.00; Newton Pippins,
according to size and grade. 13.10.
Strawberries: Missouri, per crato 24 qt.
boxes. 33.50 4.00.
Figs: 23 pkgs. 8-oz.. 12.25; bulk, per
lb., lUa
Pineapples: Cuban, according to alt.
Cherries: California, l-lb. boxes, $4.00
4.50.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New, No. 1, per lb, 4c. Old
stnek, Idaho Whites. No. 1, per cwt 12.70;
F.orl River Ohio, No. 1, per cwt., 13.00;
Oregon Netted Gems, per cwt.. '33.00.
Sweet Potatoes: Per bu.. 11.5O4J2.O0.
Lettuce: Head, per crate. !3.604.00;
head, per doz., 11.00 .I0, Leaf, per doz.,
ise.
Egg Plant: Per do., II. 50!. 00.
O-Ions: Crystal Wax. 45-lb. erate. 13.15
3.80; yellow. 45-lb. crate, 12.3583. 00;
home-grown, per do.. 36c.
Cucumbers: Hot house, per aos.. l!.i0r
3.00: southern, bu. basket, 4 to doz..
12.25.
Young Onion: Hem grown, ner do..
15920c.
Cabbage: New, per lb., tsse.
Tomatoea: Crates, I basket. II. 00O1.75.
Radishes: Per do., 16020c.
Carrots and Turnips: New. par dot.,
Sl.oooi.zS.
Beeta and Turnips: Per hamper, 11.10
2.50.
Spinach: Home grown, per doz., 10.
Or sen Feppere: Mark! baeket, f 1.31 9
1.6S.
Green and Wax Bean: Per hamper,
I2.503.00.
Parsley: Per do, hunches, market
baket, 75c.
Watermelon i Per lb., l3Hc.
Cantaloupe: Per crate, 12.36.
Asparagus: Per dos.. 75c11.0l.
Ml! P": B,k,t but I lbs., 11.00
PLANTS.
Tomato: ler eci. Il.ltft.
Panay Plants: Per doz.. 19e; per box.
13.75. i V
Live Stock
Omsk, Jun II.
Heeelpt were: Cslil. Hag h.
Orneul Monday 1,114 11.141 I. Ill
Hlflaisl Tue4.y .... lit? 11. tit I. lot
rsiimei Wednesday. T.l li.io 1.101
Ihre slay ini w k 11.171 l.el lt
Bam ds last weeli.l4.1tl 41,141 II. Ill
fame t I w s a 11,14 II III II. Ill
ame doe I w s a s.l 411 II HI M ill
Sam tlt yeer ( ItOil It. ! 14,411
ReMlpt and disposition ef live dark at
the I'nion atotksartlo, llmsha, Keb., for 14
Boura, ending i 1 s, m, June II, IIJIl
HfcCklll'Te-CARt.OTK
Csltls Hog. h p.
c u 1 ii. r, id ii ,,
Wabsah 14 R I ..
HI. fe. My 14 t
I'aioa Paine R. R II tl II
c. N. W rty , it, I ,.
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4'., H ID, essl It t
I', M, Q , west It II
C, R. I P. oest II 4
., R. I. 4) P.. weal I ..
Illinois Central My 1 t I
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Tolal raeolpt "iTl III tl
Cattle. Ho. Sheep.
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,flTl 11017 1,111
Armour Co
'udalir Parking Co. ,
Hold Faulting Co. ,,,
Marrl Packing Ct. ...
Hwlfl A Co
J. W. Murphy
Swartt C
Lincoln Paeklng Co. ,
Wilson Packing Ca. .
Illgglnt Packing Ce. .
Hoffman Bros
Mayerawirh Vail ,.
Midwest ranking Co.
P. O'De
Omaha Packing Co. .
So. Omaha Pack. Co,.
J. H. Hull
John Harvey
F. P. Lewi
Ma -Kan. C. A C. Co..
J. B. Root 4k Co.,,.,.
Ho.enslock Bros.
Sullivan Bro.
Werthelmer at Deges)
Other buyer
Smiley liro
Arnfour, tlous Falls
fettle Receipts. T.700 head. With an
other liberal run ot cattle th market de
veloped weakness on everything escept
chalo shipping grades. Prima heavy
beeves wera generally ateady with eales
at IS.ti0S.lt and th same wa tru of
prim ysarllngs selling at I.I0I.II. On
th general run of beef cattle tha market
waa alow and 10lSo lower than Tuesday,
Cow eluff wag In limited supply and prac
tically steady and there was na material
chn In th market for stocker and
feedera.
(Juolatione en Cattle Choice to prim
beeves. IS. 1(6160; good to eholo heaves,
I8.TIOI.10; fair to good beeves, 11.40
8.71: common to fair yearlings. II.00SI.4O;
chair to prim yearlings, 8.73l.36i good
to cholc yearlings, is.z6i,is; rair to
good yearling. 7I0.26; oommon to
fair yaarllnge. I.75i.(0; cholc to prime
heifers. 17.7538.60; good to choice heifers.
I7.07.?6; fair to good heifers. 15.75
1.75: choice lo crime rows. I6.2I6.75;
good to choice cows. 5.256.36; common
to good eovr. I2.OOQ5.00; good to choice
feeder. 17.36 7.76: fair to good feeder.
I.65T.SI; common to fair feeders, 11.00
1.60; good to choice etooker, 17.36
7.15: fair to rood stockers. 16.5007.25:
common to fair atockers, l6.60fiJt.60: atock
heifers. Il.005.76: stock cows. 13.60
4.54 stock calves, 16.B0fJ7.50; veal calvee,
14.008.25: atock bulls, 14.604.00; bulla,
stags, etc., (3.5007.00.
BEKF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No. Av, Pr.
3S 7 30 38 1044 8 35
...1044
..110S
...1(101
..1001
..13SI
..1061
..1161
..1314
..1391
..ISO
,.1800
..1381
.,1128
,.1141
S 40
I 65
I 16
I 00
S 10
I so
15...
87...
44, ,.
39...
15...
16,..
I II
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
I Ill 1 21 31 103 7 II
S S40 S ii 15 130 I TO
IS 1031 I 76 21 180 I II
COWS.
3 1121 4 76 20....
7 ,1301 i 40 4
BULLS.
1 1I0 3 85 1....
1 1280 4 75 2....
1 60 1 on
CALVES.
S SOS 4 00 6..,.
..1031
..1362
..1(120
..1135
S5
228
130
43 320 6 00 7....
5 100 7 60 1....
Hogs Receipts. 14.200 head. Trading
during tha early round waa confined
mostly to tha best quality light and medi
um weight butchers, which sold generally
ateady. Other gradea were alow and weak
to loo lower wltn neavy mixea ana pack
ing grades showing the most decline. Light
hogs aold at I10.1010.20 with a top priee
of 110.26. Medium weight butcher of
good quality, I9.7610.10 and atrong
weight butchers, !9.409.66. Bulk of good
hogs sold at I9.6010.10 and packing
grades, 8.769.35 with occasional sale
at 8.008.50.
HOGS.
No. Av.
62. .388
63. .146
31. .241
61. .289
71, .320
46, .339
31. .333
71. .191
JI..310
Sh.
70
350
-70
40
40
Pr.
No. Av.
Sh.
Pr.
t 8 25
8 80
9 35
9 45
9 60
9 75
10 00
10 10
28. .357
56. .315
63. .283
62. .258
47. .289
63. .242
64. .240
69. .226
8
60
S 15
S 40
I 60
t 66
S 10
10 06
10 16
10 20
62. .196
10 ?&
h.m mi Lambs RecelDta. 3.500 head,
Th market opened fairly active with
price ruling strong to 25c higher. Thla
basis failed to hold throughout th day
with the closing session weak to lower.
Best quality lambs sold at 13.0013.25
with top price of 113.60. Clip lamba sold
at 112.75 and good quality handy weight
Mexican yearlings at 111.60. Best quality
light ewes here today sold at 35.75.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambu, west
erns 12.6013.50; fat lambs, natives,
11.0013.25; feeder lambs, 9.0011.60;
cull lambs, 6.0010.00; fat yearlings, tl.00
11.50; fat wethers, 6.508.60; fat ewes,
light, 4,OO0t.eOj fat ewea. heavy, 13.60
4.00,
Chlcngo Livestock.
Chicago, June 28. Cattle Receipts, 12,
haad. Beef steers, Bteady to 10c higher;
top 110.10; hulk, 8.359.65; butcher she
stock, atrong to 16c higher; cannera and
cutters, steady to strong; bulls, firm; veal
calves and stockers, unchanged; bulk fat
cows and heifers, $5.007.35; canner and
cuttera, largely 13.00 4.00; bologna bulls,
mostly $4.50 ;N bulk veal calves, fl.00
8.60. .
Hogs Receipt, 21,000 head; opened
mostly 6 to 10c lower, closing steady to
10c lower; top, 110.90; bulk good butchers,
110.30010.80; bulk packing sow, 19.00
MO; hlpper took 6,000 head; holdover
fairly liberal; pigs, strong, mostly 110,00
lShep'and Lambs Receipts, 32,000 head;
lambs, mostly ateady. closing slow: top,
native, 113.60 to city butcher; $13.35 to
packer; culls, mostly 7.257.60; aheep,
strong; top fat native ewes, $7.00: heavies,
$3.505.00; two doubles choice 67-pound
dry fed yearling wethers, $11.76.
Kansas City Live Stock.
v ' Inn. O G IT S. Ttll.
reau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 7,000;
fat cow, atrong to 16c higher; better
grade. 6.O06.00; plain kinds around
B4.eoeje.sa; canners, sirum,
$2.14; calve averaging II higher; prac-
L 1 , la nn? f w amall lota.
$1.1609.00; all other classes generally
steady; duiis, mostly a.i w """'r-
heavy stags, 6. 00; most cuttero, ea. "
$3.50. ...
Pr me. 1.250 to 1.358-POUna Iteera. wte.
H.560H. 16.
Hogs Receipts. 14,000 head: market
opened alow; closed activ to both pack
er ana snippers; ateaay to iv ,i.u...
. . ., l,A jl. .A I1A 14)
top to iiiypi, jj ... v.w.L,
bulk ot salea, $9.90 to 110.10; throwout
sows mostly 18.40 to 18.10; hulk, good
BloeK pigs, siu.uu to iii..
a -, t V.- U...int. aOrin fllf!
IneBl ll.. A.llli'o .vu,,,.
sheep, steady to strong; light ewes, 16.60;
lamDS. Blow, B?neiilM7 bimuj. 1 "
of natives. 113.00; bulk, better grades,
$12.50 to $11.85.
St. Lonls Livestock.
East St. Louis. Ill, June 28. Cattle
Receipt. 4,000 head; teer, teady to
strong; early close about steady with corn-
lower; other classes steady, with stocker
and feeders, 151SZ5C lower: Det sie-i.
$9.20 for 1,153 pounders; bulk. $7.408.I6;
hull, llnrht v.irllnn. 17. 2537.76: bulk
. 1 nnC , S annapa t f 26SS2.60
run.. ....... . ... 1 WT
bologna bulls, 4.004.50; top veal ealvea.
zv.zs: duik. es.vv; ouiit iiikkvib
era. ..t.. .
t 1 i3 ; , . ik aao kMn- ateaay
with Tuesjlay'B close' or lc lower than
average; iop, sie-is; om. .-.
averagea. 10.IO16.70; light lights. IIS.IS
1S.SO; pigs, lower; duik. s..y-.i
1 - .1 , tl OO
Sheep Receipt. 7,401; generally sjtady';
beat choice native lambs. 113.26; bulk.
II 50 12.75: culls, 6 OOOi.60; fat light
ewe. IS.00ei.l4: heavte. I3.002.60;
good to choice yearlings to 4-year-old
breeding ewe, si.vuq s.uo.
SrlaTBiMMl.
Duluth. Minn.. June IS Flaxseed
July. $3.61; September. 12.61; October,
$:.46. -
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Urnah Ho Utsaret Hie.
New York, June 31, Tht over
night itatenient of the attitude taken
by t he Railway Shopcraft union in
presenting the ultimatuin of a strike
on Saturday unlesi the railway man
agementt ignore the labor board't
wage decision and reopen the ours
lion with the union, might have been
expected to cut a figure in today'i
market. It hardly did to. Railway
tharet moved; a few declined, but
otheri actually recovered.
At a matter ef fact acquiescence by
the railwayt In thii demand it out
of the question for the reason, if no
other, that It would be equivalent to
flouting the labor board, which
heard all the arguments or both
tidet on the controverty and decided
me quctiicyi on lit menu.
"tiaalur" at Strlka,
Today l waa eeneeded Ihet I her will
he tl least Ike "gestur" of a striae.
It would pat (tap trellis and could hardly
succeed la It purpose, eepeelally If re
course lo uieide repair eke I forced
on th managements.
t'nder the influenre ef such uncertainty
as this mailer may hsv reused, also as a
result of lh approaching holiday and
of dltllk at th recent performances la
lh all staekt, activity In the alack mar
ket as a whole sank la low abb today.
Transaction wer smallest ot any full
business day sine February l. Generally
lha trend of prlees wa downward, but
most af lh day' rhangee wer merely
fractional. At different tlma Mexican
Petroleum sold at t point abov lh Tues
day closing la t point kelaw It; tha final
prlca showed recovery of about a point.
Tha renewed fall In Ik German mark,
which touched again It law record nrlc
of last Saturday and closed at that quo
tation, attracted little attention. Moat pec
pla long aga rested tkelr expectation en
thp principle mat coniinuou inorease
I lo 10 per cent a month In lha outstand
ing total of an Irredeemable paper cur.
reney could la th long run hava na other
conssquenc.
New York Stocks
Ranis of rjrlcee af 4ha Hading slocks
furnished by Logan at Bryan, til Peters
Trust building;
KA1LIIUAPB.
Tuesday
High. Low. Cloee. Close.
A. , T. ft 8. F ! SIM 11 II
B. 0 4144 tZ 4IH 41
Canadian Pacific, .lllti m 1111
N. V. Central I4U II SIS, t)U,
Ches. ft Ohio i 4 64' lies
Great Northorn... 81 10 10 I0H
Illinois Central 104 "4
K. C. Southern... 34 tl ti, 344
Lehigh valley sit
MiesOurl Pacific. 21 SOU 30 S0
N. V. ft N. H 38 I7ta tl 274.
Northern Pacific. 74 7ii 7 76
C. ft N. W 74 794 73 74
Penn. R. R....... 41 II 43 41
Reading 74 71 73 73
C. R. I. ft P 41 41 41 41
Southern Pacific. 88 IS If, llli 11
Southern Railway. 31 33 Vila 31
C! M, A St. P..,. 25V 24V 24V4 35
Union Pacific 13S ISIVs 133 139
STEELS.
Am. Car Fdry.,.,161 ISO 111
Allls-Chalmer ... 49 49 41 41
Aroer. Loco 113
Baldwin Loco 111 111 111 111
Bethlehem Steel., 71 74 74 74
Colo. F. I SS 5S 2S II
Crucibl 'H 71 71
Am. Steel Fdry... itv s
Lackawanna Steel. 74 7t 71 71
Mldvalu Steel 31 13 11 11
Rep. S. ft 1 71 t9 11 70
Sloss-Schef field JJH
U, S. Steel 18 17 13 17
Vanadium 44 41 44 48
COPPERS.
Anaconda HH 60 10 61
Am. S. ft R. Co... 61 58 61 69
Ctrro Do Pasco... 36 14 36 3
Chill 20 11 20 SO
Chlno 38, 18 21 i
Inspiration SI'S 19 S9l 40
kenneoott 31 33 13 31
Miami z 28 "
Kevada Con 16 J4 H U
Bay Consol 16 "tt !! J!
Seneca 13 . f5 i!
Utah V
OILS.
General Aaphalt .. 17 I4V4 6J4
Cosden '
Call. Peterol .... 63 63 2 11
Island Oil I :
Invlncibla Oil .... 16 15 15 J
Mexican Peterol ..188 17S 183 W
Mlddl State .... 18 13 13 13
Pacifle Oil 67 14 66 66
Pan-American 81 v
PhllllD 60 4B 45 1 u
Pl.ro ? Oil 8 8 8 8H
Pur. Oil $0 30V4 30 30
Royal Dutch 69 68 68 60
Stne'alr Oil 32 31 $1 81
Standard Oil. N J l4 isz J zo.g
Tex. Co 47 464 4J 4J
Union Oil 21 21 31 31
Whit Oil 7 7
MOTORS.
Chandl.r 69 68 68 68
General Motors.... 14 13 13 13
Willys-Overland ..8 8 8 8
Pierce-Arrow 19 18 3 8'j 19
Whit. Motor 48 48 48 48
Studebaker 127 124 125. 125
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flsk 15 16 15 ....
Goodrich 88 88 38 39
Kelly-Springfield .. 41 47 47 47
Keystone Tire u in i iit
AJax 16 14 16 15
U. 8. Rubber 63 61 62 61
INDUSTRIALS.
A., O. ft W. 1 38 37 38 38
Am. Int. Corp 41 40 40 41
Am. Sumatra 39 14 39 39 40
Am. Telephone.... 120 120 120 120
American can .... 46 'i ( iy in
Central Leather 37
Cuba Cane 16 16 15 16
Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 23 ti 23 23 24
Corn Producta 104 10314 104 103
famous I'layers .. u isi oft
Gen Electric . . 166
Grt North Ore .... 38 ZS 38 38
Int Harvester . . 100
Am H & L pfd .. 67 67 67 7
U S Ind Alco .... 64 63 54 . 64
Int Paper 46 46 46 46
Int M M pftl 72 71 72 71
Am Sugar Kef ., 79 71 79 78
Sear Boo 75 764 75 75
Stromsberg 46 46 46 47
Tob Prod 82 81 81 82
Worthing Pump ..49 48 14 48 48
Wilson Co 39 39 39 39
Westlnghouse El . . 60 69 59 69
American Woolen . 89 87 S8 88
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am Cotton Oil 26 26 26 26
Am Ag Chm 39 38 39 39
Am Linseed 33 33 33 33
Bosch Mag 39 39 29 40
Brook R T 26 25 26 26
Continental Can .... 65 65 65
Call. Packing 77 77 77 77
Colum. G. & E. ... 86 88 86 85
Colum. Graph. ... 4 4 4
United Drug .... 76 75 76 ....
National Enamel . 60 47 SO 47
United Fruit 140 139 140 137
Lorllard Tobacco 153 152 153 J52
Philadelphia Co. .. 37 37 37 36
Pullman 119 118 118 119
Punta A. Sugar .. 48 47 48
South Porto Rico S. 49 49 49
46
Retail Stores 67 65 65 66
Superior Steel 33
St. L. ft San. F. 26 2S 26 11
Total sales, 629.200.
Tuesday
Close close
Money "4 .04
Mark 0028 .0029
Franc 0837 .0835
Sterling 4.40 4.41
Sioux City Llv Stock.
Sioux City, Is, Jun. SS.. Cattle Re
ceipts. 1.500 head; market alow, steady to
weak; fed steers and yearlings. $7.76
9.21; grass steers and yrarlings, $6.60
7.10; graaa cows and heifer. $4.04l. lei
fat cow and heifers, l5.S01ii7.76; cannere,
$2.00l.00; veals, 5.00S.O0; feedere.
!6.00r.OO; calve, 5.0A7.:5; renting
row and heifers, $I60.2; stackers,
35.00 7. 25.
Hog Receipts. 10.000 head; market
butcher steady, 10c higher; others
steady; butchers. $9.5043 10.20: lights,
$10.31; heavy mixed, I8.75J.2S: heavy
packer. 18.00 8.60: native pig. $10.00
10.10; stags, 7.007.25; bulk of sales,
$1.76010.16.
New York General.
New York. Jan. 21. -Wheat Spot,
steady; Na I red, 11.10; No. 3 hard.
11.11; No. 1 Manitoba. 11.48: No. 2
mixed durum. 11.44 c. I. f. track New
Tork. to arrlv..
Corn Spot, steady: No. S vellow and
No. S white. 0c; No. I mixed. 80c c.
L f. New T.rk. all rail.
Oats Spot, firm; No. 3 white, 17
18c.
Lard Easy: mlddieweet. Sit 8afMl.9.
Tallow Steady: extra loo.. Sc
Other articles unchanged.
1 .
New York Bonds
(Tnsj Bit la the only Omaha
niwipapcr which pubUthea tha of
flcial clota el the New York Stock
aachanga pondaj
New Terk. Jun H -l.ike Iks slack
market, leu perstioae 1 kendo ei
unueually dull, nsirow and alogeiker
taiutels in lia4, homier, iiulinitig
I lexer let.i.
Aside from a dutalirslio ef Ike tel
kih tiurd fr Liberty fouiik IW l
flue t. tkange il pm tfUiie4 la
lideial gav.tninent letuee
Mskitta 4 aad Is eesier, haw.
Star, ik selling af Ikee leue beini
aitrlkuied l recent e.'limie af kid.
ssper sselnel A merles ae Fienrh ruume.
Ipsl eseia aed sliiktly fcut Itriliaa
lesns wet nl affeelerl by Ika funker
revereal af oschang tales a tendon,
Cuba 4W aualalnad a moderate teiketk,
akila Havana Klerlrie te .Irangi
lelnlRg llsis.1 t ptilHIS.
Iseuee of lh t.uulewll ft Neshtlll,
Cheeepetk ft Ohio, tesbaard, Halllmar
ft "die, twric. Pennstltenis, Minneapull
ft St. Paul, Suulhera a Heathn loads
wei smaag lh reecliosum (ealuir Moil
aisle tdtaaee wei made ky Aithlnsun
Is, Kaasaa City houthsrn it, New llatea
ts and s.terel af lh local ulllmee lies
Meiaee and F"rt )adts 4s msa 1 poinis
and Central Pacific khan l.in 4e gelned
I pelnie. Total aalrt iptr vslu) ag
grsgsled 111,011, tss.
tailed mat lUad.
tales (In II sol) High l ow Close
HI Liberty t ....let.lt to St les.ei
J..b.rly lai 4s ....HOIS loo ts 10s St
.... Liberty Ind 4s .. HH Sl.lt tl.lt
III Liberty let t ..los.it iss.lt iss.lt
III Liberty Ind 4 US ..104.04 SS.I4 104 41
III Liberty Ird 4s..ltlS I4 10104 let 04
114 Liberty 4lh 4S. .101 14 140 14 104.14
411 Victory 4 a 104 II lot.il 14t.lt
foreign tinsarnananl, ttal and Munlelpai,
I Argentina 1 104 1 lot
It Cklnos Ry I .... 11 lit
I liergtn la Ill lit lot
II Herna la 101 141 141
11 Bordeaux t 14 11 11
I Chrlatlanla It I )4I 101
14 ( open ! Ii 11 11
I Lyon I .. 11 1144 11
11 M.rsellle t 14 11 It
I Hlo Jan 141 111 141
4 San Paulo I 141 101 141
I Toklo I ft ft 70
II Eurlrh la 111 111 111
II Kept Beln 7s It 10 10
II Dom Can ts II. .100 100 100
I Dom Can i 31 11 17 17
II Dlch K Ind Is 47.. 14 14 14
I Dlch hi Ind Is II.. II S3 tl
It French la 101 101 141
40 French f a 100 100 140
14 Japan 1st 4a ... St 10 14
I Japan 4 77 17 77
II Belgium 7s 107 101 117
15 Belgium ta 101 101 JSI
It Denmark Is 18 II SI
10 Iialy l It It II
11 Netherlands I .... 14 96
t Norway I 110 lit 110
II Hwcden 1 101 161 101
II Parts-I.y-Med is .. 10 71 71
II Chile I 41 104 104 104
1 Cuba I 40 14 16 96
I Uruguay Is let 104 101
1 Queensland 7 ....101 )0 10S
II Queensland 4 101 100 101
1 Rla Or Sul Is ..100 104 140
5 Swiss Ill 111 111
71 O B ft I l 33. .1(17 107 107
II Q B ft I Ss 19. .107 107 107
141 O B ft I i IT. .103 101 101
IS Bratll I 104 04 144
HI Mexican I
II Mexican 4a
... 60 11 11
4S t I
Railway and Miscellaneous.
I Adama Ex 4s 71 76 78
I AJax Bub I I'M 100 101
4 Am Ag Chm 7s ..10S Ml', 103
23 Am Sm.lt la .... -" 92 92
18 Am 8u a 101 100i 100
31 A T T ev Is 114 113 114
27 A T ft T co tr ts.. 17 97 97
4 Am Writ Pa 7s .. 16 16 II
1 Armour 4s 69 II 69
44 Atchison Qen 4s .. 11 10 SI
II At Ref 4s 103 102 103
41 B ft O Sa 100 100 100
II B ft O cv 41 .. 62 13 S3
I Bell Tet Penn 7s.. 107 107 107
1 Beth St ref 6 16 95 15
7 Beth 8t p m Is.. 10 61 SO
4 Braden Cop Is ..13 II 91
39 Bkln EdI gen 7s D.106 105 106
6 Can Nor 6s 111 111 111
II Can Pan d 4s 7 77 77
6 C of Ga 6s 99 99 SS
1 Cent Leather 6s .. S7 87 97
20 Cent Pac gtd 4s.. 18 88 ts
11 Cerro Pasco 8s lis lit lis
11 C ft O cv 6s 13 92 93
10 C ft O ev 4s .. 88 17 17
76 C B ft Q ret 6s A. 100 J00 100
24 C A E I 6s 79 79 79
I O C W 4 61 69 69
14 C M ft St P 6s., 11 18 11
27 C M St P 41.S .. 62 61 11
14 Chi Ry 6 81 81 11
42 R I ref 4s 81 81 81
i Chll Cop 7 ....104 104 104
20 Chile Cop 4s 90 90 0
7 Colo Ind 6 77 77 77
17 Col G ft K 5a .... 95 94 95
19 Con Coal Md 6s .. 88 87 88
30 Con Bus 7s 114 114 114
3 Cuba Cn Sg d 8s.. 87 66 86
i Cub Cn Sg d 7s.. 86 86 85
1 Cuba R R 7s A. 103 101 108
1 D ft H cv 6s 95 96 95
2 D M & Ft D 4S.. 60 60 60
9 Det Ed ref 6s ..102 101 102
19 Det TTtd Ry 4B .. 83 81 83
4 Dlmnd Mtch 7s..l08 108 108
6 Dia See 6s 45 44 44
24 Ppnt Nem 7s ..107 107 107
4 Duq Lt 4s 101 102 102
I Erie gen 4 63 63 63
3 Erie pr lien 4s ..63 63 63
6 Flsk Rub 8s 106 105 105
5 Fram I D 7s .. 97 97 97
11 Gal H & H 5s 86 66 86
6 Gen Elec d 6a 100 99 99
33 Goodyear 8s 31 ..101 101 101
16 Goodyear 8s 41 ..116 114 115
11 Gnd Tnk 7s 113 113 113
10 Gnd Tnk 6 103 102 102
29 G N 7s A 109 109 109
49 O N 6V.B B 101 100 101
16 Hud ft M ref 6s A. 83 83 83
11 Hud & M ad inc 5s 62 61 61
24 I C I'iw .....101 100 100
17 I C ref 4s 88 87 88
30 III St d 4S 90 90 90
31 Ind St 6s 100 99 99
1 Int Met 4s .... 11 11 11
27 I R T ref 5s .. 67 06 66
17 Int M M sf 6s.. 96 96 96
7 Int Paper ref 6s B 85 85 "5
25 Int Paper Inv 8s.. 97 97 97
10 Ilwo Cent ref 4s .. 44 44 44
6 K - Ft 8 ft M 4s 79 78 76
16 K C So 6s 87 H7 87
9 Kfl! Spring 8s ..108 108 108
6 Lncka St 5s 23..100 ion 100
4 Lacka St 6s 60.. 88 88i 88
1 Laclede Gas St L 5s 91 91 91
2 L S ft M S d 4s 28. 94 94 94 'i
20 L S ft M B d 4s 31. 92 92 92
8 Lehigh 4 103 103 103
1 Llg ft My 6 .... 16 98 96
1 Lorlllard 6s 94 14 94
16 L ft N ref 6a....l06 105 105
1 L & N unified 4s .. 91 91 91
6 Mkt St Ry con 6s., 88 88 88
6 Mexican Pet 8s ..107 107 107
4 Mid 6s 88 88 88
12 M St P&SSM 6S.102 102 102
33 M K ft T n p I 5 A 83 82 82
60 M K ft T no ad 6s A 56 66 56
23 M K ft T 1st 4s., 78 71 78
20 M P ref la 23.... 100 100 100
11 M P gen 4a .... 63 63 63
12 Mont Pow 6s A.. 96 96 96
6 N O T ft M Inc 6s..' 70 70 70
61 N C col 7 105 106 105
16 N T O d 4s .104 103 104
6 NY CC St L d 4s 86 86 86
13 N T Ed ref 6s ..109 109 109
6 NT NH ft H c 6s 48 80 79 79
9 N Y T d 6s 49.104 104 104
80 N Y T ref 6s 41. .104 104 104
I N Y W ft Bos 4t. 64 63 64
12 N ft Sou 4s .... 61 47 47
4 N ft W CV 6s ....108 108 101
22 N ft W con 4s .... 11 10 91
28 N P pr lien 4s.. 87H 87i 87
97 N P- G N jt 6s ..105 105 105
3 Nor St Pow rf 6s A 91 91 91
7 N W Bell 7s ....106 106 106
20 Or ft Cl 1st 6s. .100 100 100
1 Ore Ry ft N 1st 4s.. 67 17 87
14 O S L gtd 6s ctfs.108 103 103
1IOSL ref 4s 91 11 11
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I Pei. Meiti .f Is.. t 11 lit
I Ceona at toa 1., 14 II 4 II
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11 Wilson fs 101 SA
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N. Y. Curb Bonds
Ktw Tork, Jun 11 Transactions an tha
New Tork curb bond market tdsy wer
a folio.:
DOMESTIC BON Dl.
1 Allied Pkr la .... II II
I Allied Pkr etf ... 14 14
1 Allied Pkr rtfs Is . tt It
II
14
tl
106
100
101
100
103
144
42
104
101
104
106
108
tl
19
105
10
105
100
106
101
101
100
138
102
101
104
91
J00
10
18
104
100
101
108
99
91
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$7
101
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106
102
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10744
J08
100
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I Am I. ft T Is .104 )4I
30 Am T ft T 4s 'J!,l0 )00
11 Am T ft T 24 ..101 101
I Ana Cop I. 100 1'10
17 Ana Cop 7 '21... 108 lot
en Armour 4t t-o ,
I All U U ia w I
10 B Steel 7 '21 ..
T B Sieel 'IS ....
4 B Cn G 6s ....
11 U Un 7s
t Can N Ky 7s ,.
13 Can N Ry 6 ..
3 Can Tex la ,.
i C Steel la ....
I Cam Pow Is . .
1 Con O af H Ts
10 con O of B 6s .
9 Cub Tel 7s ..
2 Deere ft Co 7'4s
a kinture
10 F IV B
U ft F lt.101 1014k
L Bank 4s ..100 100
8 F Tex 7
131 136
102 101
......101 146
s 104 14
7s .... 98 II
il Boodr T 7 ...
7 O Tr S ..,
2 Gulf Oil 7s .
4 lleod Rub 7s .
11 Humble Oil 7s
74 In R T Ss '28
1 K Co L 4s .
Ken Cap 7 .
,.100 100
.. 90 89
.. 98 98
..104 104
I Laclede 7. 100
9
1 Llg Winchester 7101 101
7 Mag I Urn Cop 7s.. 101 101
3 Mer ft .Mrs 7a
9 SS
1 Nat Arm. 7s
1 NT NH ft H 7s
1 P El 6a
3 P E 6a
4 Phil Pet 7s w I
. 96 91
. 14 84
.103 103
. 99 11
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3 Proctor A O 7a '23.101 101
12 P 8 C of N J7S..101 100
13 Rob Galr 7s 97 97
3 Saks ft Co 7s .... 97 17
1 hcars-R 7s '33
3 Sears-R '23 . .
2 Hhawsheen 7s .
2 Sol A CI. Ss ,
5 South 13 T 7s .
101 101
...101 101
...103 103
...10644 10i
.101 102
18 O of N T II '21. lot
107
1 8 O of N Y 1. ..107 107?,
1 ntew warn .
2 Sun Oil 7.t
14 8 ft Co 7s '25
9 S & Co '31 .,.
6 Texas Co 7s
1 Tidal Osage 7s
6 Un O of Cal 6a
11 Un O Prod 8s .
..108
108
..100
100
..101
..102
101
162
.101 ,6
101
100
100
..100
..100
100
104
104
106
108
102 Vi
100
2.
96
97
96
74
88
21
18
102
87
41
...104 104
1 unl Rys of H J.10
1
106
8 Pac Oil 7 I7
11 West Eleo 7s 106 108
22 Winchester 7s ..102 102
FOREIGN BONDS.
65 Argentine 7s '23.. 100
50 Berlin 4s 2
104 .'an S S 7s 96
19 City of M 7s ... 97
41 K ft Serb 8s 95
114 NY NH Fr 7s ... 74
60 NY NH Fr 88
7 Russian 6s .... 21
10 Russian 6s ctts 18
IS Swiss 5s 102
30 U S Brazil 7s .. 87
76 U S Mcx 4s 41
19
3
5
17
95
73
17
21
IS
102
16
41
Chicago rotators.
Chicago, June 28 Potatoes 81lghtly
weaker on barrels, steady on aacke; re
ceipts, 78 cars; tutal U. S. shipments, 718
ears; Alabama, Louisiana. Oklahoma and
Arkansas sacked Bliss Triumphs. $3.65
2.85 cwt; Alabama sacked Spauldlng Rose
mostly around 12.00 cwt.: North Carolina
Norfolk section stave barrels Irish Cob
blers, 14.15U4.40; Eastern Shor Virginia
stave bnrrels Irish Cobblers, $4.7606.00;
no sales old stock.
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by Spc:'iily Chartered Nerr
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sad all expenses
Egypt. Holy Uod, Constantinople,
Cr.ece, Italy, Spain, Etc,
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, 489 Fifth Avenue, New York
Or Our Local Agent
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MUNICIPALS
for
JULY INVESTORS
C. E. JOHNSON
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JACKSON 1720
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.104 104
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.101 I'lT
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.106 106
.100 99
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Number 9$
Built to supply enough Hot Water for
the average homti at price the averag
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A small payment puts one in your
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GAS DEPARTMENT
1509 Howard Street DoutUs 060S
User tart l.Oaa.
he Yi Ju II il futures
priee lie! held eie4y l.4y l anedeiele
4tNS ver sMIe'day Heel kids, u.
air th mflueat af further revering bv
eheill. supp.il fiem opal heuees and
114 butllg laigely hseed lb. elreng
l.iveipMl tsai.e Tk. morning m
ameukled I II I II poin.l, ntuei af uhlan
as leal luet kefai midday one lb
.tin s4 he orleeee turned .tlive
Mllsi m lb. besileh e.kl aeslher re
pari. Iloaeter i.aewed soi'f-rl from
lh. Had ed VV.it sire.l in lh. sfi.i
keen leeulnng feuiM bullish pri eon
diliea reports, oi4 lh lie! into ne
high ground for lh dy, Hh pn un
II I. 4. p.inis Th niatb.l closed at
pai'?ailaa steady. II petals sdvenre,
tl lee for iniddliat uplsml
uuthsra spot MtheiS' Oslveetan.
Illte. II l.ii. sdt.nre; Him "'ana.
III., ua.hang.d: vanh. II 4I.
p.lat iltan; August, II lie, II P'dnte
idv.ace, Memphis. 13 ISC, uavhsnged;
Mouei.n. U llf. It point dve, Liul.
Hock, II 6S. II pelal. dtnis.
tw rk Sugar.
K. York. Jun 'lh raw sugar
market nee nui.i snd unehsnged t IW
for t ubas, imi and ir.igni, an m. "..
equal I 4 lie fr centrifugd. Thr .r.
a sales reported, although II "se rumor..!
I list sum bueineee had been da far
July shipmeai at t t-ll 'oil sd fielghl.
equal I 4 IS. for r.ntrlfugal,
Th rsw sugar futures market was firm
er snd closing prluea shoasd net gain, af
t la I polnta an covering and .tailored
buying by trade and rommleelan h.uera.
pr.mpled by report af a railroad airik
la Cub. July, I loe; geplember, t ile;
b.eemser, lit'-: Marrh, Ills.
The market for refined augar was un
changed at S 30 la 1 1. for fine granu
le ltd wlib only a moderate Inquiry.
Refined future nominal July, I 10;
September, 4 Ito; lieiembcr, 4. lit.
Turpentine and Wa.ln.
Savannah, Ha.. June II Turpentine
teady; II. lit) Itt; ale. 130 bbls. : rs
eelpts, III bbls I hipm.ats, 111 bbls;
lrk, 4.117 bbl. , ,
Roein firm; l. Ill rasks: receipt,
t.tll casks; shipments, l.lll casks; slock.
"tJutt.Vrl" 4 11414 11: I, $4.10; B. 14 II
:4.IS; r. .7Sr4ll; H. I. 14 11: K. 16.10
1.10; M. II lie I III N, 1110; WO, $4 11
Oi.ii; ww. i sot) i io.
and Fun Frolic
AU This Week at
Krug Park
Visit the Shows on tho
Midway
After seeing them, to direct to
the arena and see tha
Bull Fight
Then, see the
Decapitated Elk
He has no body, yet he
can see and talk. Th
Elks' Palace of Fun
Is all the name implies, and then
some.
Pony Track
With 20 Shetland Ponies, saddled
and bridled, ready for the
children to ride.
Peter Pan Pony Show
See the pony with a human mind,
add, subtract, and multiply.
Elks' Concert
Band
Thirty-six pieces the best in
the west playing (he latest and
most popular pieces each evening.
Change of program daily.
EM
EMPRESS
TODAY
Lst Us Blow
Yeu t a
Typhoon Breez.
Nights Ablaze
With Cabaret'
I Lake view Park
V TetirrU
f uiiiBiif. s
Annual Mardi Grat
Dancing Party
Prizes and Favors for Everyone.
Oaa of tha big fuss
events of the season.
I Starts TSeXt Sunday at Bialto
at' I- aru
New T. juae
Mil., fuiu.ee . Iw.f ldy "0;'
.eii.ni.( ii,uiaii. wai.
lea hat. b..a w.m. ired. '" ''
In lh .M.ioooa an Mparts l
S.alM merkel end a .lightly BSK ""
In lb. reel a, fidghi giliMtiaa- J
ui.ie-l ap.n. at a aeelina af I le a
puini with atllt. menih selling t
(minis below ee'.'de Sluslnt uie
Hun. .1 lh lw paini af lh day B,2
nepleuiber ltu. hd t I snd l,r"
s;ic Th. '. ass erlihln a "'"f
la. of th. lot, eboaia net dwlin.
uf I io 11 peinte M.lee ei estimated
at about 11. sue bass. ...
Clo.iiig nuotatioH.. July, litis!
I ember. Illr; Otiolier, t lie,' we.rier,
lSr; January, tllv; llsnh, HHi Ksy.
I sic. .
Ppol eoffea was t.puited In fjlr as
m.nd si 1 1"' fr III la, snd
11 la II e for hentu. 4s.
rhlra. PUtrks,
Rshl. of nrl.ee of lha trading Tblcsga
atocke fumiahed by lgn ft Uryta, 4S
liters Tru.l building:
Armour ft t'n. pfd S1
r'onl. Ilotor . 'S
r.ari sioior . .. -if
lliiiit.Am.rt'.W'aril 7.4.
Uuaker Osie '
MiKwarl-tvarner ,
.in a
Mwift Int ''
I'nion i.arbnle .if.,'
Wngley 1411
Kansas ( Mr Produce.
Vans.. (My. .Imi II Kse Flrell,
Jbr: eerond. I4e; e.lertde tesa lots. tse.
Hull.r t'reamery extrss in rrtone,
40n: parking. 23o
Poultry Live. hen. 164 ISc; broilers,
llyi;r; rooster. II' I lurkea. 0e.
Packard Twin Six
$ 1250 Duliverad and Equipped.
Advsrtisem.ut
NOW PLAYING
aw
Also Tomorrow and Saturday
THE SATURDAY ft
story
"FREE
AIR"
by
Sinclair Level
Aether ef Male Street"
Comedy New Weekly
St MlUER PRICES
Mow in Effect
Children, 10
One Day Only
OMAHA.0L
Tues., July sil
Reserved chair seat sale day of
show at Beaton Drug Ca.
tiios. r.iEiGiinu
in GEORGE ADE'S
first original screen story,
"Our Leading Citizen"
Comedy "Bucking Broadway"
Now Showing
NAZIMOVA
a nni 1 c uni iCir
f IfULL tJ 1 lUUJVi
While
Enjoying a
Good Snow
,,"'i,: 7..i..i i
Tennyson's Famous Poem
'LadyGoddva
.-i Starting Mooon fkUtre
A Dill mat naa laaen vmana
Bp Storm!
SIX STAR ACTS
exclusive Picture Play
SATURDAY
AL JENNINGS
Here is a Very
Unusual Opportunity
for a tutnmer home at Lake
Okoboji. See my ad io this
paper under rtaseified column:
Furnished Homes.
YOU'LL not find aa equal t my b?an
Luncheon in Omaha. It' complete,
t y th. !et, and colt, but SSc
Prepared and served Southern Sty It.
Alfred Jones. Cbel aad Prep,
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