Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 7. 1922.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain 1 1 Chicago Grain Live Stock Financial
Onuh4, July 6.
Priie ot all grains were on the
down trade today. Weather reports
ssere in Ihe mam, rrHMite (or the
4itr (fflmg North-tut londttions
lie Mid to hue been improved hy
reifnt brnrlu'iil um 4 ml cooler
weather. K4tcr.-t Iowa had a good
ram tint niornuu. 'I his seciioi) lias
i ern complaining of loo dry condi
tion 1.
Kxport H cm .111 ft ssas sai'l to be
only miiiim1ic. The run of reieits
generally sseit lis lit but the demand
tr ih giavt M4 tatlur indifferent.
Omaha reielsed 7 cars of wheat,
2i C4ri of torn and 9 car of other
gram, aiisng.iti."ig it ran ai against
4' ears 4 er ano, iota) iiiinienis
were 9J tats as lomparrd with So
ran last e4r. 1 here was a Uir
demand for wheat in the Omaha
market with prices generally 2c low
er. lorn and oats were in active
demand, corn ellmg hC'ic lower
and oau J 'j .".' lower. Kye vvas
quoted nominally, 1c lower, with
barley unchanged
AVIIKAT
So I dark hard I car (emulty).
:i; I car I. mull) I II 21
No. 4 dsrk hard: I ir (smutty). It H.
Nb. I hard amier: I rr (ns. II 09;
I rr, II I rr, II in.
Nn, 1 hjr. winter: I r. II 04
No. I bird winter: I I isr (smutty),
II ID
No. I hstd. winter: 1 rer (smutty),
tl l.
Simple yellow hard: t rar. l!f
No. 1 misea; 39 ear (aurumt, 11 i'i
I'llKS'.
No, t v. hue: t rr, 17c.
No. 3 white: I cars, 57e.
No. II whit : 1 car, 13c.
N. I yellow: J cars. I4i,r: 1 rar
shippers weight), HSc I rar, 5le,
.No. J mixed: S cars, HSc,
DATS.
No. I whlla: T rara. 34,e.
BARI.ET.
No 4: 1 rar IV-.
OMAHA REt-tlTTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota)
Receipts Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Whsat 7 9 14
Corn 23 4$ 1
Oau 23 10
Rye , 1 2 0
Barley 0 1 0
Shipments Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat ii
Corn 88 3
oau 22 i a
Rvt 9 7 0
Barley $ S
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
I Ruahela)
Rscslpts Today Wk. Ago Tr. Alto
Whsat TSl.ooo
Corn l,3l.oo
Oala 784.100
Shipments Today
Wheat 845.000
Corn 62.non
Oata
i.noo 1.012.000
904000 l lin.oon
645.000 7W.oor)
Wk. Ago Tr. Airo
111.000 421.000
747.000 271.000
((7.000 1. 056.00O 213.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels Today
Wheat and Flour ... 527,000
Corn 77,000
Oati 470.000
WORLD'S VISIBLE.
Vuihala Today Wk. Ao
Wheat .101016.000 115.937,000 101.200.000
corn ... si. 04ii.oon 34.012,000 37,343.000
Oatt ... (3.146.000 (4.473.000 (6,011,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
' Wrk
Carlota Today. Ago.
Whrat S
Corn 454 100
Oala 1 1
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Wk
Carlota-t Today. Ao.
Wheat 192
(Torn l '
Oala 1 7
ST. LOUIS RECEITTS.
Wrrk
Carlota Today. Ao.
IVhaal 94 a
Corn 4 74
n.,. J
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT ititwria.
Week Tear
Today. Ao.
171 is
134 S7
145 52S
Carlota
Mlnneapolia
Puluth
Winnipeg . .
Tr. Ago
07.000
110.000
nona
Tr Ago
Tear
Ago.
74
!7
107
Tear
Ago.
107
26
16
Tear
Ago.
94
2S
10
Ago.
204
186
161
CHICAGO CLOS1NO PRICES.
lly ITpdlke. Grain Co. DO. 2427. July
Art. Open. I High. Low. I Cloao. I Tea.
Wht. I
July 1.15 1.16H
I.I6V1
Sep. 1.16 1.1
Pec. 1.H44I 1.11
1.18 V
nya
July M
Sep. .46
Deo. .81 .88
Corn
July .3H .3H
Sep. ,67 4k .87 4
.68
Deo. .46 '4 .'
.64Vi .67 1
Oata ,1
July ,SH .64i
Sep. .39 .38
.38 '4
Dee. .41, .41 J
.41
T.ard
July 11.17 11 17
Sep. 11.40 11.40
Rlba .1
July 111. SO 111. SO I
Sep. 111.30 I11-3" 1
1.13 1.14 "4
1.14S
1.13S! 114H
1.14 s
1.16H 1.17H
1.175
.864,
.86
.87i
.8214
.66
.66
.36
.38
.41
.41
11.07
11.38
.85
.85
.87
,63S
.63
.67
.67
.(6i
.S6i
.38
.384
.41
.41
11.07
1.30
1.16
1.16
1.16
1.16
1.1
1.19
.88
.88
.88
.63
.6714
.87
.38
.38
.41
11.1T
11.40
11.30 111.30
111.55
11.15
V . . Kansas City Grnln.
Kansas City. July . Cash Wheat No.
3 hard, 1.10 to $1.30; No. 2 red, $1.10
1'Corn No. whit. 69c No. J yellow.
2c; No. 2 yellow. 6161c.
Hay Market unchanged.
Kansas City. July 6. Close Wheat,
July, $1.06; September, $1.07; Decem-
bConiJuiy, 8e; September, le; Ds
eamber, i2c.
Minneapolis Oraln.
Mlnnespolts, July Wheat Cash 1 No.
1 northern. 1.87 1.4J: July. $137;
September, $1.23 Ho; December. $1.21.
Corn No. S yellow, 675$c.
Oats No. ( white, 34 6' 35c
Barley 42057c.
Rve No. 2. 0J32e. ,
( Fl'sx No. 1. $2.56i2 .60.'
St. louts Grain.
St. Louis, July 6. Wheat July. $116;
September, $1.12. .
Corn July, 65c; September. 6e.
Osts July, 8c; September, 38e.
Ifinncapolls Fiona
Minneapolis, Minn., July 6. Flour un
changed to 35o lower; family patents,
$7.8008.16.
Bran $14.50gl6 00.
St. Loads TJyeetork. '
East St. Louis. 111.. July 6 Cattle
Receipts, 2.000 head: native steers, light
yearllnga and canners, strong; Texas
steers, shade higher; beef cows, strong
to 26o higher; beef bulls, stocker steers
and light vealers, steady; bologna bulls.
150280 higher: top steers. $9.40. weight
1 331 lbs.; top Texas steers, $8.26 for 1,2,5
pounders; bulk follows: Native steers.
$7 2108.60; Texas steers. $7.2508.50; cows,
$4 6005.75; canners. $2.60; top veal calves,
$9.25; bulk. $8.60.00
Hogs Receipts. 10.000: generally Se
higher: closed, steady; top $ 11.00: ; hulk
140 to J40-1D. averages, $10 .90011.00: light
lights, $10.50010.80: pigs. $$.75010.40;
packer sows, mostly $8.8509.00.
Sheep Receipts. 8,500 head: market,
fully ateady; top lambs. $13.25; bulk.
$13 75013.25: culls, $5.5006.00: fat light
ewea $5(006.00; heavies, $2.5003.00;
good and choice yearlings to 4-yesr-old
breeding ewes, $6.(007.00.
Omaha Hay Market.
Prairie Hay Receipts very light. Good
demand for best grades and light demand
for other grades.
Alfalfa Hay Receipts light. Good old
alfalfa very scare and demand light for
new alfalfa baled from win row
Upland Prairie No. 1. $13.00014.00;
No 2. $l.OO01t.O; NO. I, $7.0009.00
Midla'nd pirl-N.. 1. I"
No. 3, $.OO011.OO: No. 3, $7.0008.00.
Lowland Prmlrie-No. 1. $8.0001000;
XAlfafsNo 'l.4'$i3 .00015.00: Standard,
$-.1.6O015.(;'N. 2. $10.60011.60; No. a,
VgtrawiOat, $8.0001.00; wheat, 7.M
01.08.
Mesne City Livestock.
Sioux City. July 6 Cattle Receipts
1 ( head; market, strong and actire;
fed steers and yearlings. 601O M:
grass sters and yearling. $.50T :
grass ateers and yearllnga $.607.(O;
cows and heifers, $6.608.O: canners,
S2OO03.25: reals. $4.O0.(O: feeders,
$6S07; calve. $4.1007.2$: reedtna;
rnw and heifers, $8.00 0 6.16; stockers.
$iS4S7.0S.
Hugs Receipts .$ head: market,
steady; butchers. $9 5801O.4S: lights,
$18: heavy mixed, $8.7(0.(: heavy,
lIC09.e: bd1c of sales. $$."014
5heep and Lambs Receipts 348 heald;
Bir-tt stroi
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omsk flea Uaaed tlr.
Ihitago, July 6 (irain market!
showed a liC4ty early undertone.
I rnp reprt on spring wheat were
very favorable. Raiut fell over parti
of Iowa and lltiinoif. That affected
corn, lloiues with eastern connec
110114 soltl wheat freely, That grain,
at the inide. wa olf i'i ( ihtc
from the previous ilay'a cloe. Strong
inlrrett absorbed the orleringa and
the finish wa6 IJic lower Corn ral
lied toward the last and lost ' (ai
U(, while oat were (?v lie lower
and rye ?i fv I '4c lower,
llnuies that usually act for a lead
ing New York trader were the bet
seller of wheat early. Some stop
If nt orders were cauuht on the way
down. Around JI.M for September,
there was persistent buying by houses
that usually act for a local elevator
interest which checked the decline
and made a rally to around $1.15 at
one time. The upturn, however, was
not held.
Kxrxirt demand ronllnuta alow with
weaknraa In i nnunenlal el. Mange a fai lor.
Muuara operating in the snulhwrat claimed
fountry ufferluga uera Isrger. but lilt
nris failed to sell freely. W eaiher i ondl-
tlona both aid, a of the Intrrnailnnal llnea
were favurabl fr,r the rrops. and Jlroom
IinII'h Kuropean advlrra wera ntoro ciptl
mitilc. Hale, of lo.i.noii bu.heis were msds
to go to store, f'rmsnd for cssh vthest
wss less uigenl in the southwest and
l.onhweet. wlih prirrs or.
Pit longs generally well out of th-lr
hoidlngM of 8eptetnber cori early on t liar
wtr.knra In wheat and ths rain reports
from ths west. Forecast suggested show,
ers over the greater part of th9 belt, and
Ihe government report for the wml: was
construed as favorable. On lts br'ak
there waa a good rlasa of buying and the
market on the whole ahowed stubborn re.
etatanca to pressure. Country offering
Ninsll. Ksatern demand foe rash gr:tln
good with h baala relatively 0c bet
ter aa tompared with futures. 8sles of
340. ooo bushels were reported, meanly to
exporters. Receipts, 1(3 cars,
Oata Follow Corn.
Osts followed corn snd svernged lower.
Atsllsble stocks of (3.345,009 bushels are
now smaller than the ( oirc.pon lini
period laat year for the first time In
months. Harvesting has started In parts
of the rentrsl nest. Receipts, 41 cars.
Houses and seaboard connections
bought July snd September rye. while ths
northwest sold September and 1. went to
a wider discount and the July. A car tt
nsw No. I from rentrsl Illinois was re
ceived and sold st 7.c or :c over July.
Pit Note.
Spring wheat waa Imprnvsd by rsln and
cooler weather in the north central atates,
as shown by the government weekly
westher crop report. Heat and drouth
damaged all grama In the far northwest.
TempAaturea and moisture condltlona
generally are favorable for corn. There
la considerable chlmh bug Infection In the
central Mississippi valley. Harveatlng of
winter wheat rapidly nearlng completion
and harvesting of early osts under way
in Illinois, Indiana and Iowa.
No sign of black rust dan. age !n the
four northwestern states Is teportod so
fsr by the Van Deuien, Harrington om-
oanv of Mlnneapolia. Wheat lias made
aurprlaingly good progress and in weatern
North uaKota ana eastern jionmn- wneio
there Is a heavy acreage, Is In fine condi
tion in Minnesota. South Dakota and
eastern North Dakota there was either too
much molFture or too dry weather earlier
in the aeaaon for the best results.
Corn Is being picnea iv strong inter
ests, who have taken tne duik or ins
offerings .for two weeks.
Of the 72 ears of wheat, largely rf,
received at St. Louis today, th-te were
18 cars No. 2 red testing 54 to 69 pounds
per bushel, 29 cars No. 3 red at 56 to 67.7,
9 csrs No. 4 rea ar m to da ijuuhuo, -No
6 red. 62 to 53 6 pounds.
Western lard stocks Increased 24,
et. na nnnnrin last month, or about the
same ss last yesr. the largest gain at this
season in 10 years. The total is 111.768,-
000 pounds against ifi.iaj.vvu pounun
year.
Omaha. Jly I.
Receipts wars: (.' la. tiogs. Sheep.
Offirisl Mnndey . ...J.T.I I :f 4.4i't
official Wednesday.. 4 Iti I Tl 1.414
timet Thureday,. ( 444 I ( "
Four data this week II (I 24 311 Is (l
asms dais Issl week. .11 4l 4641 11.141
Kama date 2 w'a 12.111 64 4:4 :.lol
asms 3 w s in. 24.144 (I 721 :M4
fcsms as r age 11.114 31, TO 44 214
Reeeipis and diapoaiilon of llteato. k s
the lain siork)ards. nmshs. Nes for 24
hours, snd.ng ' I m , July 1122;
RlIPTS lAHI.oT.
cam li g an p.
Mo Pae n 1
I nien Taclfle R. n 43
)'. N. W. Ry , east 3
C, aV N W. Ry., we.t 74
C, St P M O. Ry J
i', 14 Q, weit 25
I', n A Q Hy . west 34
('., R.I V . aat 4
C.R.I A F , weat 2
Illinois Central Ry I
I
16
111
II
Total re-elms 241
DISPOSITION HEAP
Caul liege Sheep
40
2 249
1,4,4
7
I 47
1.(78
HO
I 46
2 14
14
44
1.40
14
.1.3(1 8.412 1,(2
A'mour AV Co ,.,.1.34
t'udshv Tacking Co 838
!o, Parking Co , 70
Morris Packing Co
Swift Co 1.174
J. W. Murrhy
Swsrls 4 Co ,. ,. .
Lincoln Packing Co IT
W'll.on Packing Co IT
Hwlft from K t" 76
Higglna Packing Co.... tl
lloffsasn Bros 31
Mayerwci Vail .... .14
Midwest racking Co.... 12
P i'lea 1
Omaha racking Co 21
John Roth A Snne 14
So. Omaha Packing Co.. 21
St. t'l.nr 61
J. H Bulla ' 2T
Dennis ti Francis ....... 7
John Hsrvey 176
T. .1. Inghram 14
Luhberger 71
F. P. Lewis 34
J. R. Root Co 18
Sullivsn Bros. 3
Olassburg 32
Other buyers (18
Totsl
Cattle Receipts. 6.444. Top steers
reached the (10.00 market today on an
activ and strong to inruc higher msr
ket. Best rsttls showed the most ad
vance. She stock moved up another 150
!sc ana stockers and teeners were nomln
any ateady. This week s advanc on
steers amounts to 36 060c. soma of the
yearlings and low grade steers having
gained $1.0001.60 In ths Isst two weeks.
She stock had also advanced (Oe or more
tnin ween ana IB enywners xrom II sots
1.60 higher than at the low time. Feed
ers sre nominally unchanged for the week
Quotations on rattle: Choir to prime
neeves. J.t.urrio.on; good to rholc beeves.
(9.1001.60: fslr to a-aod beeves ta 7SMI
.iu; tair to good beeves. I8.7l4tl.10
common to fair beeves, 18.3608.76; choice
to prime yearlings, 9.360.75; good to
cnoice yearlings. is.760I.25; fair to good
yearlings, is.154t6.76; common to fslr
yearitngs. 7.sofjn.io; rholc to prim
heifers. $4. 2608.00; good to rholc heif
ers. $7.2508.26; fslr to good heifers. $6.50
wi.s; enmee xo prime cows. $7. 0007. 75;
good to rholc rows. $6.0007.00: common
to fslr cows. $2. 6006.76; good to choice
feeders. 37.4008.00; fair to good feeders.
36 7607 35; common to fair feeders. $8.00
""n; goon xo cnoice stockers. $7,500
6.15: fair to good stockers, $4.6'07.40:
-ummon to lair srflOKers, $6.6006.50;
stock heifers. 84 00ift)4 76! tn,
$3.5004.60; atork calves. $(.6d7.50: vesi
rsivis. sa.4nsiio.oo: stock bulls, $4,600
v.vv, uuiib. ainKH. etc., SS.YBVPf.UO.
BTKERS.
No.
10..
14..
26. .
20...
14...
115..
Av.
. .106.4
. .1088
.. 818
. .1213
..1174
..1164
..1223
..1104
Pr
$6 76
10
35
60
40
76
90
10 00
No.
40..
58..
41..
49..
34..
..
30..
Av.
..127S
..128
..1121
.. 849
..1224
..1231)
..11(1
Pr.
$9 no
9 26
8 40
9 55
46
9 85
15
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
Omaha Produce
fc th atat of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau ot mar
ket snd marketing:
LIVE POULTRT.
Wholesale Wholaeal
Buying Selling
Price: Price:
Broiler $0.32020.36 $o.360w.!
broilers. .280 .30 .300 .33
Hens, light 160 .11' .180
Hens, heavy .18 .19 .21 W
Cocks 090 .10 .120
DRESSED rUU-TKX. ,,
.S-"B
.22
.25
.15
Broiler
Hens .
Cock .
.240
.16
No. 1.
No. 2.
Crack
JCfiGS.
200 .21 .240
160 .17 .210
.14 .16
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints 360
Cresmery, tub
Country, common .220 .25 ,Z40
But. ft, sta. pr.. .270 .28
KAY.
n.-i-t. 1 nmnnfl 41 3.00 A 14.00 : No.
8 upland, $10.00012.00; No. 3 upland, $7.00
2 midland, $8.00011.00; No. 3 midland,
s:.O0fl)8.00: No. 1 lowland, $8.004?10.00;
No. 2 lowland, $7.0008.00.
Alfalfa No, 1, ii.ti"iei.i; '"",
$11.00013.00; No. 1, 110.00 0 11. vv; ino. .
$8.0809.00. .-
Straw Oat, S8.UU4f s.uu; wneav, vi.uv.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts a-re as
follows. No. 1 ribs. 21c: No. 2 ribs 20,
No. 3 ribs, 16c. No. 1 loins, 27 c; No
3 loins, 27c; No loins, 20 c. No. 1
rounds, 21c; iso. j rounus. 'fjirw ;
rounds. 16c. No. 1 chuck, 12c; No.
chucks, 14c; No. 8 chutks, 8c. No. I
pistes, 6c; No. 2 plates, tc; No. 3 plates,
4C ,
Mljir.a snu cw v
Beef hide: Green salted No. 1. pw l-.
607c; green aalted No. :, per id..
green hides No. 1. Per lb.,405c; green
hide No 2, per lb.. S04c; green "lip
oid tock, per lb.. 203c; green aJJJ bu"
hides No. 1, per io sc; greea
hides No. 2, per lb 3c,
TT kM.i. T mrmm each. 88.00t medium.
each, $2.60; mall. each. $3.00; pony and
glues, each, (1.0001.25.
Sheep pelts: Green sslted, a to lx
and wool, each. 76o$ll.00.
Wool: enole line ano -Diooa. r .,
27032c: medium and -blood, per lb., 28
30c; low and -blood, per lb 18 0 22c;
turry wool, per lb 12017c
i.n.ntt. T-r ih. 7e. Oranges: Size
216 and larger, $9.00 0 9.50; size 260, $8.00
08.26; sis 28S, Sf.uu4IK.Du; aize ...
6 50. Lemons: Box, according to ise,
$7.5009.00. Grapefruit: Cratea, according
to size, $6.0007.00. Pesches: Georgia, 6
basket crates, $3.6004.00. Apricots: 4
basket crates. $2.7505.60. Plums: 4-bas-ket
crates, $2.75. Cherries: Home grown,
qt. boxes, per case, $3.26. Gooseberries:
Home grown, 24-qt. boxes. $2.75. Logan
berries: 24-qt. boxes, $5.75. Strawberries:
Crates, 24-qt. boxes, $3.7504.00. Apples:
Winesap. according to size and grade,
$3.2503.75: Newton pippins, according to
size and grade, $3.50. Figs: 24 pkgs., I
ox. $2.25.
PLANTS.
Tomato: Fr box, $1.00,
Pansy Plants: Per doz., 10c; per box.
$3.75.
New Tork Metals.
New York, July 6. Copper Market
steady: electrolytic, spot and futures.
13't?14.
Tin Irregular; spot and nearby, 31.37c;
futures, 31.50c.
Iron Steady: prices unchanged.
Lead Steady: apot. 5.75c.
Zinc Firm; East St. Louis, spots and
nearby delivery, 6.60c.
Antimony Spot, 5.0005.25c.
76S
797
791
944
835
..1228
.. 991
. . 704
, . 824
,. 140
8 75
840
9 35
50
9 60
60
7 60
7 60
66
8 80
4 6
5 25
7 50
29 810 9 35 47
25 736 86 14..
13 738 10 56..
9 1052 9 40 14..
61 874 9 F5 14..
17 971 9 75
COWS.
6 3214 6 25 5..
10 1237 6 85 16..
HEIFERS.
8 600 7 00 13..
7 947 8 10 15..
1 775 8 75 12..
BULLS.
1 1475 4 35 I.... ..1140
1 1930 6 00 1 1400
4 170 ( 64 1 76
CALVES.
2 390 7 60 S7S T 7(
1 30 8 00 1 2111 101M
Hogs Receipts. 8.400 heed. Outside or
ders called for fair quotations today and
outlet on shipper account of best quality
hogs was st an advance of 10015c.
Packer trade ruled steady to 10c higher
and alow on this basis. Bsst quality light
hogs sold at $10.30010.45. with a top
prico of $10.50. Medium weight butchers.
$10.00010.30, and. strong weight butchers.
$1.65014.00, with light mixed loads at
$9 60S 10.15. Bulk of good hog sold at
$9.75010.40. Mixed loads and packing
grades were uneven ruling steady to 10c
higher, bulk of this clsss moving at $8.90
9.50. .
Quotations on sheep and lamba: Fat
lambs, western. $11.26013.50; fat lambs,
native. $11.00013.25: feeder lambs. $9.00
011.60; cull lambs, $4.00 011.00; fat yenr
llngs, $9.00011.40; fat wethers. $5,500
8.60; fat ewes. light, $5.0008.25; fat awes,
heavy, $2.6005.00.
HOOJ.
Sh. Pr. No. Ar.
140 $ 9 90 64. .239
No. At.
69. .244
22. .244
54. .312
30. .529
43. .256
S2..250
34. .166
43. .192
70
140
70
10 25
9 00
9 15
9 50
9 75
10 31
10 45
24. .380
63. .343
21.. 228.
65. .261
64., 280
77. .219
79. .209
Sh. Pr.
90 $10 Oi
70 8 85
70
9 10
9 35
9 65
9 80
10 40
10 50
Sheen and Lambs Receipts, 6,500 head
Trading was fairly active today at prices
ruling stesdy to 15c higher. Native lambs
and clip Callfornlas generslly moving at
the advance, while western lamba were
mostly stesdy. Clip lambs sold lsrgely
at 812.26012.40, and native lsmbs at $13.00
013.25. Western lambs, wero slow, best
quality quoted at $13.60. Sheep were
strong to 25c higher, only one lot of ewes
being offered which sold at $5.50, averag
ing around 128 pounds.
CLIP LAMBS.
602 fed 89 $12 00
FAT LAMBS.
11$' native 70 18 25
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, July 6. Potatoes Stronger;
receipts, 110 cars; total United States
shipments. 365 csrs: Alsbsma Spaulding
Rose, sacked. $2.10 cwt.; Texas and Okla
homa sacked Cobblers, $2.2502.50 cwt.;
Esstern Shore Virginia stave barrels Cob
blers. $4.6504.75; Norfolk section North
Carolina slot and stave barrels. Cobblers,
$2.8504.00.
Chit g Prod ace.
Chicago. July . Butter Lower: cream
ery extras. 35035c; firsts. 32034c;
seconds. 30 0 31c; standarda, 35c.
Eggs Lower; receipts, 17,032 esses;
firsts, 21 022c: ordinary firsts, 24 0
21c: miscellaneous. 21021 c; storage
packed extraa, 2323c; atorage packed
tints, 22 c.
Kan- City Produce.
Kansa City. July (. Egga Market 1
cent higher. 21c.
Butter Creamery, 40: packing. 25.
Hen Unchanged, 17 to 20c; heavy
broiler, unchanged. 82c.
New Trk Poaltry.
New Tork, July 8. Lit Poultry
Market firm; broiles. by freight. $330
36c: by express. 24 0 40c; fowl. 24c.
Preseed Poultry Marks t stesdy; prices
nchai y
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. July 6. Cattle Receipts,
11.000 head; market, active: beef teera,
stesdy to strong: top matured steers,
$10.25; top yearlings, $10.20; bulk beef
steers, $8.6509.80; butcher she stock,
steady; canners, weak; bulls, steady to
strong: cslves. closing 25060c higher;
stockers. stesdy; bulk butcher sh stock,
$5.2507.60; bulk canners and cutters,
$2.9003.75; bulk veal calves. $8.15 0 9.25:
bulk bologna bulls. $4.(504.86; few good
ssusage bulls. $6.00.
Hogs Receipts, 27.000 head: opening 10
015c higher on lights snd light butchers;
closing with early advance loat, or ateady
with Wednesday: mixed and packing
grades, steady to 10c lower: early top,
$11.00; practical top, $10.90: bulk, $9,300
10.80; shippers took about 6,040; holdqs-ers,
liberal; pigs, weak to lower.
Sheep Receipts, 9.000 head; lambs.
25ft50e higher: top natives. $13.85 to city
butchers: $13.75 straight to packers: bulk,
around $13.60. light sorted; culls, mostly
$7,500)8.00: no westerns here: sheen,
strong: best handyweight fat ewes. 17.250
7.50; few extreme heavies below $5.00,
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City, July 6. United States Bu
reau of Agricultural Economy.) Cattle
Receipts 4.500 head; market beef steers,
mostly steady to strong; spot, higher; sev
ersl loaded medium and heavyweight
steers, $10.00: -best Texas. (9.00 to 89.46:
calves, strong with best kind yesterday;
pacaer top on veaiers, 49.no; other prices
steady; few choice cows, $6.2006.60; bulk
others. $4.75; canners and cutters gener
ally $2.6003.76; bulls. $4.21 to $6.50; In
ferior kinds. $2.5003.50.
Hogs Receipts 7,900 head; marlfet
steady to 10 rents higher; bulk 175 to
230-pound weight, $10.65 to $10.74; prac
tlcal top. $10.70; shippers took about
1.000; packer top, $10.65; weighty kind,
slow; bulk of ssles, $10.20 to $10.60;
throw-out sown mostly $9.75; atoek pigs,
10 to 16c higher: best. $10.65.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 3,044 head;
market, killing classes sround 26 cents
higher: fat ewes. $6.50; small hunrH na
tive lambs, $13.(5; numerous lots, $13.64.
St. Joseph Livestock.
St. Joseph. Mo, July 6. (U. S. Bureau
of Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 2.244 head;
market active, all prices fully steady: top
yearlings. $9.86; top beef steers, early.
$9.65; desirable beef rows from $5.5006.5.
Calves, 60c h!gher; top esrly $7.(4.
Hogs Receipts. 9,000 head: few early
to shippers around early steady with yea
terdsy's average: bulk, 170 to 234-pound
weight. $14 64014.70; packer going slow,
average pries yesterday, $10.25 for 230
pounder.
Sheep and Limbs Receipts. 1.409 heed;
fst lambs, uneven, steady to 60c higher;
sheep, stesdy: top nsttve lamb. $13.64;
bulk. $13 06013.54; culs. $8.1(07.40: awes,
mostly $6.40.
Flaxseed.
Buluth. July 4. Flaxseed July. $2 67
bid: September. $2.56 hid; October,
ll.(0r,
I
By FRANKLIN K. SPRAGUE.
'aka IV l.eaed War.
New York. July Railroad se
curities occupied a place of first im
portance in today' transactions on
the tock exchange and the pro
nounced atrength which developed in
this quarter of the list provided the
basis for a forward movement in all
classes of stock.
Not in many a day hat the ex
change had what could be called a
distinctly rail market. Thia des el-
open loaay ana in a en was unex
pected. The niarkee yesterday had
failed to register any decided rnipree
lion regarding the improved labor
outlook tor the carriers, but there
was no mistaking that today's mar
ket indicated a firm belief that the
strike was meeting with little success.
Now and again the rail issues have
come forward to some degree of
prominence, but mainly because of
speculative enthusiasm and this, to
a large extent, has in the past been
centered in the lower Priced issues.
Today's fipttirn was primarily one in
which the investment stocks were
the chief factors.
New High Urela.
Such issues as New Tork Central, Union
Pacific. LouismII L Nashville. Atlantic
Coast Line, rhirags A Northwestern, Nor
folk Western and other of similar
charartsr were tarried to new high level
for the year on a wav of buying which
centered en Ihe railroad shares. Ths ad
vance in many lnstanr.ee war surprls.
Ing. 'Atlantic Coast Un gained 4
points. Union Pacific 4. Canadian Pa
cific 4 4,. Ixiawar h Hudson 2 nd Illi
nois Central . Other gains ranged down
ffom these levrls. but Iher was scarceiy
a rail Issu on ths list which was not bs
hlnd a plus sign at' ths close.
The advance In the rail stork went
hand In hand with aa upturn in rail bonds
-f both inveatment and apeculatlv type.
Reading general 4a, Atlantic Coast Lino
4s, Chicago V Northwestern general 4s
and Southern Pacific refunding 4s wrro
sll up a full point, and Missouri, Kansas
A Texas adjustment (a gained fractionally.
Wide Bang la Trading.
Trading in the bond market waa on
seals which encompsssed a wide range of
Issues, the volume reaching some 19,000,.
000. Once sgaln Liberty bonds were In a
prominent place, five separata Issues, 3s
st $100.64. v the first 4s at $100.(4. the
second 4 Us st $109.24. ths third 4 Vis st
$100.30 and the fourth t'.i at (loo.to, all
touching new high marka'for the year.
Ot these, the first, third so1 fourth 4 '.a
made their highest price sine the date
of Issus.
In thj foreign exchsng market a de
cline in marks to a new low level at
.0021. was accompanied by further weak
ness in French and Belgian francs snd
lire. The belief is growing that Germany
will prnbsbly ssk for an extension of
the next reparations payment and this has
acted adversely on the French. Belgian
and Italian exchanges.
nNcw York Stocks
Range of orlcea of the leading atocks
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 241 Peter
Trust building:
BAILKUAUS.
Wed.
High. Low. Close. Close.
A.. T. A S. F 101 100 101 99
Bait. & Ohio 61 49 61 49
Cansdlan Pacific. .143 139 143 138
N. T. Central 9. 94 97 94
Gr.es. A Ohio 67 66 (7 66
Gt. Northern 81 77 81 77
Illinois Central. ...108 1"5 108 106
Kan. city southern 24 28 26 25
i.enign vaney sn
22
81
77
76
Missouri Pacific,
N. T. AN. H
Northern Pacific.
C. A N. W
Penn. R. R
Reading
C, R. I. A P
Southern Pacific.
Southern Railway.,
c:, M. A St. P
Union Pacific...
Am Car Fdry .
Allis-Chalmer
Am Loco
Baldwin Loco .
Bethlehem St .
Colo F A I .
Crucible
Am 6t Fdry .
Lacka Steel .
Mldvala St ...
Rep St A Iron.
Ay St Springs.
loss-Scheffleld
S Steel
Vanadium
65
22
si
77 .
76
21
29
75
74
64
21
29
75
74
48 42 43 42
VS'4 74 74 74
44 43 44 42
91 84 91 99
25 23 21 $2
27 26 27 26
..144 139 143 139
STEELS.
..164 163 164 162
.. 46 48 48 48
...113 111 113 111
..118 113 115 113
76 75 76 75
3U 30 28
74 74
36 36
74
33
71
97
46
Anaconda
Am 8 A Ref Co.
Cerro Paaco . .
Ihili
hino
nsniration ....
Kennecott
Miami
Neva. Con
Ray Con
Seneca
Utah
58
73
General Asphalt
Cosden
all. Peterol ...
Island Oil
Mexican Pefcerol
Middle States ..
Pacific Oil
Pan-Amer
Phillips 52
Plrece Oil
Pure Oil .....
Royal Dutch .
Sinclair Oil ...
Stan. Oil, N. J.
Texas Co
Union Oil
White Oil . .
30
76
36
74
34
72
97
45
, . ..100
.... 45
COPPERS.
. 63 61
. "
. 36
. 22
: Jf
. 35
. 28
. 17
. 16
.. 13
. 64
OILS.
. 66
. 49
. 63
1
98 100
44 46
74
34
72
97
46 43
96
73
36
74
33
70
59
36
SI
29
40
34
28
1
16
13
63
85
47
62
63
60
36
. 22
29
41
35
28
17
14
13
64
5
49
63
1
44
51
69
35
22
29
39
34
28
16
16
12
63
65
47
62
167 161. 164 166
I3's 13 13 18
57
70
60
7
80
68
32
185 187 182
47 47 47
21
8
(8
73
62
8
30
68
32
67
72
60
7
30
69
32
20
8
!l
8
Chandler .
General Motors.
Willys-Overland
Pferce-Arrow . . .
White Motor
Studebaker
8
... 21
. .. 68
... 32
..188
,.. 47
. .. 21
... 8
MOTORS.
70 69 74 70
15 14 14 14
8 8 8 8
19 19 19 19
48 48 48 48
130 129 130 128
RUBBER AND TIRES.
1 15 18
39
48
15
15
43
39
47
16
15
62
15
89 38
47 47
15 15
15 16
: 6i
47 45
38 37
42 42
39 39
..120 1204, 120-Y, 120
.. 48 46 48 46
.. 38 3",i 38 37
.. 16 16 15 ....
.. 25 24 24 23
..104 142 104 102
.. 82 81 82 81
..167 167 167 167
Fisk
Grodrlch
Kelley-Springfield
Keystone Tire..
Aax
U. S. Rubber
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sujr.tr... 47 46
At., U. W. I..,. i!4 37
Am. Inter. Corp... 42 42
American Sumatra 39 38
Am. Telephone
American Can..
Central Leather
Cuba Cane..
ub-Am Sugar
Corn Prod
Famous Flayer
Gen Electric
Grt North Ore..
i H A L pfd
S Incl Al
nt Paper
nt M M pfd
m Bug Ref
Bear Roe
Stromsberg
Tob Prod
Wilson Co
Westlnghouse Elec 68
m w oolen 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
m Cotton Oil ..27 26 'i
Am Ag Chm
Am Linseed
Union Bag pfd
Bosch Mag
Brook R T
Cont Can
Col. Gas A Elec
Columbia Graph
National Enamel.. &a
Lorfllard Tobacco. 151
N
39
TO
57
49
74
80
77
48
79
39
68
55
47
73
79
75
48
79
68
89
. 39
, 35
, 62
, 40
, 28
'67
89
4
38
33
62
40
27
66
(8
4
63
151
19
70
67
46
74
80
77
48
79
(''
80
7
38
34
62
40
28
67
84
4
55
151
39
65
73
79
76
48
19
43
58
89
New York Bonds
38
33
40
27
87
4
3
151
94
37
ational Lead 97 94 98
Philadelphia Co... 38 37 38
Pullman 121 izo isis,
Punta Ale. Sugar.. 49 47 4341 47
Retail Stores 67 44 ? (6
St. LAS. F 29 24 29 27
Va. Car Chem.... 32 32 32 3.1
Total sales. 862,600.
Money Close, ( per cent; Wednesday
elose, 4 per cent.
Marks Close, .wizz'te; weanesaay cioss,
4023 e.
Franc (.lose, .09i3w; weanesday close.
0424 4C
Sterling Close, it.,j; Wednesday
close. $4.43.
New York Money.
New Tork, July (.Call Monoy Firm
er; high. ( per cent: low. 4 per cent;
ruling rate, 4 per cent: closing mo.
( per cent: offered at ( iter cent: last
loan, ( per cent; call loans against ac
ceptances. J 4 per cent. Time loan
steady; (4 days, 4 per cent: 90 days.
per cent: six month. 4 1 srer cent:
prime mercantile paper. 4 gaffer cent.
(That Bet to ttit only Omaha
ntwspaper which publish., the of.
ftcial clot of tha New Yoik Stock
xchang. bondO
New Talk. July I A poing demand
for Uuerty issues whi. k reaulte.) mutiny
new is. or il for the tear . Ih out
standing frslur f lodss bond msrkei,
butmg loHt proceeding (rem sub'
aiamial Insssiineni sources
Ihe naw mssiniums r Liberty l
st $144: tirsl 4a,t $144; second
4s al i 14, third 4( II 94, and
fourth 4', a at $10 4
In addition, the first 4s and Ih second
4s duplicated their previous high prices
af Ih yesr. In ms)rlly of the series,
hs.e.er, ftnsl prices wer under their
bsst an realising ssles
Foreign bonds did not share in Ih buoy,
ni lan of Liberty, thsl division making
mtsderat recessions, probably aa result
of ih Increased weskness of International
currencies, especially French, Italian nd
Belgian rales
The strength shorn by railway shares
spread t bonds of ihst division, msny of
tho underlying Issues of Ihe western and
southwestern groupa rising from fractions
lo 1 points, rillillea. particularly A mer
it sn Telephone IS, and l onsolldated lies
Is. slio strengthened, Total sale (par
value) aggregated III 131,004.
New underwriting Included tho $21,000
o Humble Oil company 10-year 1 per
rent bonds, which wer Immediately ever.
eubacrlbed, and a 13 oas.oo i lly ar C ist
land 4 per cent school bond lasue.
Nsw Toik. July (Following are in
day's high, low and closing price of
hood ua ths New York stork etchangs,
sad ths total ssles of rarh bond;
I'nlled State. IVtnds.
Rates (In $1,040) High Low floss
142 Liberty ls ,...1s.4 10 34 104 44
I Liberty 1st 4s 140.34 144 24 100.24
222 Liberty 1st 4...140.S4 104 34 100 24
219 Liberty 2d 4lss.tn4.2 14 14 too 14
2627 Liberty 3d 4s.. 104.34 144.12 104.44
1444 Liberty 4th 4 100.64 144.8$ 144.40
(14 Victory 4 140.14 144.1 106.(3
Foreign (; vera meed, Stat anal Municipal,
18 Argentina Ts 104 14 100
s Chines Govt Ry I ss es
39 Bergen 9 194 109
( Berne 9 114
(I
ir
14 Skt
99 a
44 ho
It a
P 4a . . , ,
I'SC le( IS
I'si ml Ir 4s
My gen 6s ,
Hy tan Is ....
Hy gen Is
IMS,
I "4
4
( Hlan Oil 111 d Is
I let A Pa. 1st 4s
( Third At sdj (a
I Third Avs ref Is.
I Tidwtr ml llf 11
I Tub Fred ts 13
14 I n Tso 1st 4 9(
18 In Ps cv 4a .... 46
(In Par isf 4s..., ssts,
91 !
S4t 41
ssi, 4
94 1(4
91 44
S4 st
ISiV n
94 41
4lt t9
S4 si
mi in1
4
!1
87
II
94
61
84
. :
. S4
. 84
.100
.101
14
9 Rordenux 6s
123 Chrtstlsnla 8s ..
3 Copenhsgen $
8 Lynns 6s
18 Marseilles (s ....
II Rio de Janeiro (s
25 Ssn Piulo 8s ..
( !an Muni (s A.. .149
43 Dept Rem Is 91
21 Horn Can !s 29 . 101
1 Dom I'm 6s 31., 97
S3 ntcn K ind ss 47.. s
(8 French Rep 9s ....
(7 French Rep 7s...
24 Japanese 1st 4s.. (3
74 Japanese 4s 77
16 King Relg 7s ..107
13 King Belg 6s ....141
36 King Den (s 96
2 King Itsly 6s... 94
(8 King Nthrtnds 6s.. 94
14 King Norway 8s. .114
27 King Sweden 6s
37 Perls-Ly-Med 6s
6 Rep Chile 8s 44
10 Ren Uruguay 8s
14 Stat Qunslnd 7s. .108
17 Stat Qunslnd 6s ..141
16
104
109
44
I
44
44
100
144
S3
1
(4
84
144
141 101
74 74
10 109
1 !"
101 101
97 97
96 94
103 10 103
lOOt, 144 100
92 92
77 77
147 107
141
9
96
94
110 110
101 loin
79 II
103 143 103
.105 105 106
in(',i 10S
101 mi
.101
98
96
94
..102
84
12 State Rio Or Sul (s.104 140 100
13 Swiss Con 6s 114 118 118
127 K G R I 6s 22.148 146 10,V
15 K O Tt A I 6s 24.109 108 108
61 K G R A I 6s 37.106 144 106
104 tr S Bratll 8s 104 1 43 10314
23 U 8 Mexico 6s .... (9 (6 69
36 U S Mexico 4s .. 44 47 47
Railway and Miscellaneous.
3 Adams Rub 8s ....140 100 100
II Am Ag Chm 7s ..143 143 103
Am Cot Oil 6s.... 88 88 84
34 Am Smelt 5s 42 91 92
26 Am Sug 6s 101 10m 101
9 Am T A T cv 6s. 114 114 114
40 Am T A T COI tr 6s 98 97 98
6 Am Writ Pa 7s 87 86 87
14 Armour A Co 4s. 89 89 90
69 A T A S F gen 4s. 93 92 93
3 A T A 8 F sdj 4s. 83 83 63
7 At C Tj 1st con . 91 90 91
S At Ref 6S ....103 103 103
17 Rslt A Ohio 6s 104 104 100
83 Bait A Ohio cv 4s 83 82 93
13 Bell Tell Penn 7. 108 in 108
4 Beth St ref 6s.. 45
13 Beth St p m 6.. 99
4 Braden Cop 6s ..98
47 Rkln R T 7s ct st 80
9 Can North 6s ..111
197 Can Pac d 4 78
1 Cent Ga 6s 49
37 Cent Leath 6s.... 98
7 Cent Pac gtd 4s ..91
10 Cerro Pasco 9a ...118 118
61 Che A Ohio c v5s. 94 93
24 Ches A Ohio cv 4s 88 88
95 95
89 89
98 98
78 79
110 110
78 78
99 99
97 98
99 91
11
94
88
50 r Tl A O ref 6a A.IOOU 100 100
90 Chi A E 111 6s.. 81 80 31
23 Cbl Ot West 4a... 60 60
23 C M A St P cv 4s 69 68 69
22 C M A St P ref 4S 62 62 65
3 Chi ANY 7s. ...147 107 107
1 Chi A N W- 6s...ll0 110 110
3 Chi Ry 5
11 C R I A P gen 4s.
134 C R I A P ref 4s
7 Chi A W Ind 4s.
62 Chile Cop 6s ...
7 Colo Ind (s .
19 Colo A So ref 4s.
8 Con Clol Md 6s
277 Con Gas 7s ...
114 Cuba Cn Sg d 6s.
I nlon Tnk Car 1 191 li 15
1 l Id Itrus la 110 lie 11"
I U a Really 1 94 95 9i
I II I Hub 1W9 ..144 1"4 04
4 I! a Huh Ss' 4 84 9
44 II Ot sf la Iiv 13, l"1S
( I lan P A L 4s 91 91 II
1$ Va.fr Chm 1Vs ,.4 0i 101
!l Va-Cr Chin Isi Is.. 44 ( 44
f Va Ry ( 94 9( 94
9 W abash 1st is .... 9$ 14 14
I Weal 4ld 1st 4s 14 64 64
West Pse I .... 91
I West I'n ( lots, 17411, 14(44
II West Klee Ts ,...47 1" 1"'
13 XSI.k.knen Si Is .. 99 91 91
2 Wilson A C sf !s.4! 142 0
14 Wilson A C ev ss. 92 92 I!
14 Wisconsin Cent 4s 43 60 60
Total ssles ft bonds today were III.
715.01)0 compared wlih $11,(41.404 previous
dsy and $ll.li4,ss a esr age.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
Nsw Tork. July I Trnsetlons na ths
New Tork curb market today er 44 fol
low: intestle Bonds.
High IIW t Ins
I Allied Peck 4s 91 4t 41
I Aluminum 7s '21.191 4is Ins
I Aluminum Ts '13. .MS 105 l1"
2 Am Cotton nil 4s.. I
1 Am T A T 4s 'It. .ion
' 3 Am T A T s :4..ll
I Anaconda Cop s.1"4
94 44
140 1(0
141 101
100 100
111
$4 Ansc'nda Co 7s '24 I "IS. 103 1
II Anglo Am O'l 1 141 141 104
104 101
104 104
101 101
I9 104
J04 104
141 107
94 94 14
101 141 101',
96
91
.13
99
96
91
33
99
1024,
104'
91
91
13
99
102
104'i
196 104
141 141
101 101
1001, 100
140 147
104 104
ins ins
1 1 Armour Co 7s 4(
74 Hath Sit 7s '23 104
IT Beth Stl Is '35. ..142
14 Bklyn t'n l.ss r..44
II Hklyn t'n Has 1..l(
i Can Nat Ry ei Is. 107 V
23 Can Nat Ry se....
( Can Pac Is
( I 'Hies Serv 7s "O"
It Cities Serv Is "D"
1 t'nl Graph Is ctfs.
S Con Teslll s
2 Cop Ex As'n 6s '24 12
12 Cop Kx As n Ss '2 144
4 Cuban Tel 7a....14l
I Deere A Co 7s..int
.1 Empire OAF 6s. 141
( Fed Lsnd Bk 4e 104
111 Freeport Tex 7s... 149
4 Ualtna Slg Oil 7s. 194
I Gen Asphalt 8s 106
144 Goodrich Tire 7s.. 103 103 103
3 Grand Trunk 4s.l06 146 105
2 Gulf Oil 7s 144 104 104
noon Hunner 7s... 99 99 99
Humble Oil 7s 144 100 104
n. ansae tt At rs (a. 95
I.acled Gss 7s.... 99
Magma Cop 7a.... 108
Nat t I k A Suit ( 103
Nat Leath 4s 48
2.1 NT NH A H 7... 87
5 Phil El 6s 103
IS Phil El (s 99
' 9 Pub Ser Cor N .1 7 101
3 Robert Oalr 7e 9S
1 H R 7s '22
6 S R 7s '23
20 Snlvay A C! S...145s,
6 8w Bell 7s 102
1 Std Oil N Y 7s '26 145
1 Std till N T 7s '27 145
i 8td Oil N T 7s '29 147
33 Stewart Warner 8s 111
S Sun Oil 7s 100U
Swift Co 7s '26... 101 x
.102
32
II
3
4
1
4
3 Swift Co 7s '31.
Texas Co 7s . . . ,
6 Un Oil Cat 6s...
14 Un Oil Prod 8s.
3 Vacuum Oil 7s..
(3 Weat Elec 7s
1 Winchester 7s
FOREIGN BONDS,
g Argentine 7s '23.. 100
11 fan Steamship 7s. 95
2 NT NH Fr 7s 74
6 Swiss (H, 142,
V S Bratil 7s... 8u
(0 U S Mexico 4s 41
(5 95
98 64
108 104
103 102
98 98
86 47
103 103
99 99
101 101
97 98
mot. ioo 100
..101 Si 101, 101
105 106
102 102
105 106
105 106
107 107
110 111
100 100
101 101
103 102
101 101
101 101
104 104
107 107
108 106
102 102
..11
..101
..106
..107
.1444
.102
loo 100
94 95
74 74
102 102
86 16
40 40
84
83
41
73
41
78
87
87
118 118
85 '-
85 65
95 95
102 102
im 82
.107 147 107
.103 102 lo:
81
83
81
73
91
. 78
. 87
. 87
.120
86
60
83
31
13
91
18
87
87
85
(3 54
64 64
105 106
89 89
97 97 ,
14 Cuba Cn Sg d 7
3 Del A Hud cv 6a. . 9:,
6 D M A Ft D 4s.. 102
14 Det Utd Ry's 4.. 82
7 rtpnt Nem 7s .
11 Duouesne Lt 6s...
fit Erie aen 4s 65
48 Erl p: lien 4s 64
14 Flsk Rub 8s 105
1 Florida E Cat 4s. 89
7 TCrsmer 1 T 79.. 97
3 Gen Elec d 5s ..,.100 100 100
31 Goodyear T 8s St.. 143 101 102
13 Goodvcar T 8s 41.. 115
1 Gnd Tnk Ry Can 7s. 113
21 Gnd Tnk Ry Can26s.l93
92 Grt North 7s A 109
72 Ort North 6s B.101
80 Hud A M ref 5s A. 85
64 Hud A M sd ine 5s. 62
15 III Cent 6s 101
48 111 Cent ref 4a. . 88
6 III St d 4s.... 91
29 Ind St 6s 100
1 Int Met 4s 12 12
68 Tnt R T ref 5s.... (8 67
10 Int M M sf 6s 97 96?i
12 Tnt Pa ref 5s B... 86 86
5 Invine Oil Ss 97 97
8 la Cent ref 4s..... 45 45
65 K C Ft S A M 4s. 79 78
88
116 115
113 113
102 102
109 100
101 101
82 85
61 2
100 100
88 88
91 91
90 99
12
67
97
86
97
45
78
88
108
99
68
91
94
92
96
96
88
91
94
92
96
94
87
101
107
92
98
94
88
46
102 102
112 82
98
98
88
45
54
79
63
96
86
99
71
67
79
64
96
87
99
71
105 105
104 104
109 109
80 81
104 104
104 104
65 66
67 67
17 TC C So 6s 88
4 Kellv Serins T 8s. 108 148
R Lacka St 6s 23.... 99 99
7 Lacka St 6s 50 89
3 Lacld G St L 1st 6s 91
2 L S A M S d 4s 28. 94
3 L S A M 8 d 4s 31. 92
14 Lig A My 6s.... 96
2 I.nrillard 6s 96
15 L A N ref 6s ..105 105 105
17 L A N unified 4s. 92 93 92
4 Mkt St Ry con 6s.. 87 87
I Marland Oil 8a ..101 101
16 Mex Pet 8 147 107
5 Mich Cent d 4t .. 32 JS
8 Mich St-Tel 1st 5s. 96
8 Mich St Tel 1st 5s. 98
5 Mid St cv 5s 88
3 M A St L ref 6s . . 46
1 M St P ASSM 6.102
136 M K A T n P 1 6s A 83
442 M K A T n ad 5s A 57
32 M K A T 1st 4s.. 79
89 Mo Pan gen 4s 44
18 Mont Pow 6s A.. 96
14 Morris A Co 1st 4s 87
15 Nat Tube 6s 99
3 N O T A M lnc tt. . 71
14 N Y C col 7s 105
77 N T C d 6s 144
11 N T Ed ref 6S..109
25 NT NH A H C 6s 48 81
7 N T T d 6s 49. ...194
32 N T T ref 6s 41.. 104
28 N T W A Bos 4s 66
S Knr A flo 6s A.. 67 4i
57 Nor k West cv 6s.. 110 109 110
40 Nor A West con 4s 92 92 92
36 North Pac p 1 4s.. 89 88 88
North Pac gen 3s.. 62 62 62
740 N P-O N Jt 6S.104 105 106
11 North Sts P rf 5s A 91 90 91
13 N W Bell Tel 7. 106 106 106
3 Or A Csl 1st 5s.. 100 100 100
1 O i L III tl ctf.104 143 104
2 O S L ref 4s.... 92 92 92
144 Or-Wsh RRAN 4s 81 81 81
4 Otis St 8s A 101 100 101
8 Pac G A El 6s 91 90 90
7 Psc TAT 5s 97 96 96
8 Paekrd Motor 8s.. 107 107 107
1 Pan-Am PAT 7s.. 102 102 ioz
IS Penn R R 6s..l08
17 Penn R R gen (S..101
35 Penn R R gen 4s 42
3 Pere Marq ref (s.. 9
34 Peoria A E Ine 4s. 3
9 P C C A St L 6s A. 96
1 P Ry Lt A P 5s. 86
S Pro A Ref 8 ....102 142
1 Reading gen 4s.. 85 (4
1 Rep I A 8 col 5s.. 94 94
1 Rio Gnd A W 1st 4 78 78
4 R I A A L 4s.. 89
32 St L I Mt A 8 rf 4s 87
35 St L A 8 F sd (s. 79
44 St L A 8 F lnc 4s.. (
114 St L A 8 F p I 4s A 71
1 At L 8 W 1st 4. 18
II St P Ir K C S I, 4s 82
(8 Sbrd Air L con 6. 69
11 Sbrd Air L dj (s. 25
ft Sbrd Air L ref 4s.. 42
t Sharon St Ho (s A. 97
29 Sinclair Oil tr 7.194 144
104 Sinclair Oil eel 7 99 94
t S3 Bsil Tef ( $4 94
New Tork f'offe.
New York. Juiv s ts. . .
. , - "wi.iii it.r coi-
fee futures opened st unchanged prices
to a decline of 2 points under further
scattered liquidation which seemed to be
becauae of the rennrta ac nAii.tn.i ,11.
turbnnces In Brazil and the early official
cables reporting that business In the
Rio and Santos future markets had been
suspended yesterday.
There waa no active selling h,v
and the market later steadied on more
favorable political new from Brazil, and
report of a steady tone in the cost snd
or'snt msraei.
September 'allied from 97c to 9.78r.
and March from 9.48c to 9.60 on covering
and the market closed at a net advance
of 3 to 10 points.
Sales were estimated at about 34 00
bag. July, S.80c: September. 9.77c: Oc.
tober. 9.74c; December, 9.67c: January,
9.64e; March, 9.69c; May. 9. 64c.
Spot coffee, quiet: Rio 7, 10e; San
to 4s, 14c and 14c.
Chicago Stork.
Range of prices of the leading Chi
cago atocks furnished hv Logan A Bryan,
248 Peters Trust buildine:
Armour A Co.. pfd
Armour Leather com
Cudahy
Continental Motor
Earl Motor
Llbby
Montgomery-Ward
National leather new
Quaker Oats
Stewart-Wkrner
Swift ft Co
Swift Int
Union Carbide
Wahl
Wrlgley
.. 97
.. 12
.. 62
.. 8
.. 3
.. 2
.. 22
.. 8
.. 46
.. 45
,.1004i
.. 19
.. 55
.. 67
..102
New Tork Dried Fruits.
Tork, July 6. Evaporated Apples
New
Dull.
Prunes Steady.
Apricots Scarce.
Peaches Quiet.
Raisins Neglected.
Stm Tork anger.
New Tork, July 4 There -as much
btir Inquiry for rsw sugar today sad
price were higlier. adtanclitg to ths bins
of I for l ur.li ten n.l freight, equal
I 4 (e for centrlfugsl. Ih highest level
r.rorded so far I hi se.n Free duty
user were up In se for niriful,
There were ssles of 24.94 ! of Cubes
early al t 4 lot, roel and freight, and
later ts4.44 pais sold al lr, 'Ml and
freight, and 11(40 bag of Phillppm
Islands snd 24, 9(9 bag of Porto Hire
(c delivered
Tha raw sugar futures market wis
Strang and arm on buying by trids In
terest and cootmissioti hauses, prompted
by Ih dvnr in the spot market Clos
ing prices wsi 1 lo I point eel higher;
July, III'; September, Ills, I'scemosr,
I lie; Starch, I lk.
Th market far refined was firmer and
prices were unchanged lo 14 points high
er with fin ftanulatsd now listed l
4 1 to (9c.
There wss much belter Inquiry reported
and llhdri old order ner ac
tive. Keflned futures nemlnl. Closing quo.
tsllons wr: July. ( ((; epiembr,
.44c, December. 4 4r.
New York Catlsta.
New Tork. July (The cotton future
list rentlnued under preeour todsy sfter
opening 11 10 21 point lower, dropping
24 la 41 point under 11 nights fins!
bid before mldsessinn. There w llttl
snsp to Ih generei iraning. out i ---
evident th bulls could msae mn if -way
owing to sueh bearlah faclora aa poor
..hi., .nod weather and the favorable
weekly weather report of Ihe Department
of Agriculture. Sentiment was mixed in
Ihe early arternoon, dux in insts-t
. ki. ..n.p.1 hnwivsf. tl lacked the
real underlying buying power nerssssry for
a susislned recovery snd in list snppeu
hark aaaln In ths Ittt trading. Th cloas
waa 3 to (5 points net lower.
Spot waa quiet, so points oecunr, ii in
for midland upland.
Southern pol mark! wer: Oslveiton,
21.16c. (4 points decline; New Orleans.
21.54c, unchanged; Savannah. 21.76c, is
nolnta decline; Memphla. 21.44c. un
changed: Houston, 28.40c, (( points de
cline; Ltttl Hoes, IS loc, uncnangvti.
New Yerk Ceiseral.
New Tork. Julys 4 Flour, unsettled;
spring patent, $1,290 $ 00; prlng cler.
$(7(0(.to. .
Wheat Snot, easy; No. 1 northern
spring. $1 66; No. 1 red and Nn. 3 hard
winter. $111; No. 1 Manitoba, $1 52; No.
1 mlaed durum. (1.4 o. i. i. trsca
Tork. to arrive.
Corn 8pot, barely steady: No. 1 ysllow
and No 3 white, (4c: Ne. 1 mixed. 14c
x. I. f. New Tork. all rail.
Oats Spot, steady: No. t white, 47
Lard Easy; middle west, $11. (0011. 1(.
Other article unchanged.
New York PfTaWnel.
v... t-a.u .iniv 4. Inability to sta
bilize cotton goods price In harmony with
the rise in raw material led to a qult
market today. ,
Agent advanced pricea siowij, pu,
were unable to make much progrea
until the speculative marketa become
steadier. Tarns wsre held by spinner
at much higher prices than they brought
In the markets. Raw silks were stesdy
snd quiet. Wool goods openings xor
spring attracted attention.
e,,M,l ( Itasrin.
Savannah. Oa., July 4. Turpentine
,- si oe mnA 41 49: aaleB. 974 bDIS.
rereints. ' 1.255: shipments, (; dock,
8.962. . ... ....... .
a.. vjw, lea I i.ts cam.
reints. 2 462: sh omenta. z.75s; siocs,
184. .... .. . a-A TS
Quote: B. 14. so: v. ... . v:
T. $5.10: K. $6.39; M, o.u; J,
WO, $6.30; ww, 9 -
New York Produce.
...... -..ir Juiv 4. Butter weak;
rriamery. higher than extra. 8703lc;
extras. 27c; extra iirst-s, v.
5hfesFi?mrr'state whole milk flats,
freah, averaue run. 20c.
Births and Deaths
State Will Probe
Drop in Valuations
Lincoln, July o.-(tf.eciat )A;
aessinent abstract received by iv.
H. Osborne, date tax commisnoner,
show that valuations bv local as
sessors in Chase. Kesa 1'aha. (iraiit.
Loup. Hayes, Nemaha, Boone auI
Sherman counties had dropped ?,
74.Ho. this year over last year.
This, deipile the fact, Osborne
stated, that at a meeting of local as
sessors held here this summer it wa
agreed property valuations should be
placed approximately the same this
year as last. The state board of
equaliiation will investigate the .ail
ing off in valuation. Osborne asserted.
Osborne declared that returns show
that 1,626 acre of land have disap
peared from tax rolls this year and
there are SS more motor cars lutfd
in the county this year.
Loup county returned 2fw more
acres this year but despite this in
crease there is a decrease of 21 per
cent in its value. Keya I'aha comity
returned 45f),Sfi4 acres against -lfH.
704 acres last year, a loss of 10,140
acres.
Grant county has 1,000 more cattle
tlian it had a vear ago, but the value
if less. Real estate in Hayes county
is valued at 1K.7- per cent less than
it was a year ago.
Rings of ripe olive are decorative
and tasty in chicken soup.
KEEP COOL
BY KEEPING CLEAN
DRESHER BROTHERS
2317 Famam Street. AT. 0348
t er J-plece uita cleaned and
pressed, $1-50.
Birth.
Arthur and Jennl Allen
street, girl.
, 2705 Hamilton
3811 Hamilton
Seward
(097
3440 Ne-
Paclfie
T. C. and Fern Btern,
street, girl.
Donald and' Msri Whit.
street, girl.
William and Pearl Lancaster,
bra ska avenue, girl,
.too, and Ruby Campdey. 1399
''arle'and Ellisbeth Starr, hospital, boy.
Earle and Francis Franklin, hospital.
''Frank and Mildred Allen, hospital, boy.
Charles and Lillian Nordin. hospital,
boy
' Otto and Haxet Williams, hospital, boy.
Roy nd Jella Flcbbe. 2721 Plnkny
treet. girl.
Dennis and Anna Hagan, 431( South
Twenty-aecond street, boy.
Joseph and France Rivers, hospital,
girl
Anthony and Bessie Stephens, 4401
South Twentieth street, boy.
Atho and Cecelia Bachelor, hospital,
girl.
Thomas and Emma DeVanney. hospital,
boy.
William and Mabel Stuart, 316 Wool
worth avenue, boy.
Ralph and Anna Davis, (10 North
Forty-eighth avenue, girl.
Peart and Ora Campbell, (11 William
street, boy.
Peaths.
Francis Kefsner. ( 4104 17 street.
George Hansen. 67. hospital.
Glennle Rice, 10, hospital.
Mrs. Josephine Bundy, 39, hospltaL
Alex Arblt, 37, hospital.
Cecil Hayes. 18, 2509 M street.
George Paezkewlcz. 40, hospital.
John Jacobs. 21. (195 South Twentv-
sixth street.
John Foreman. 32. hospital.
John T. Gantz, 78. 4909 Hickorv street.
Mr. Wllhelmina Neary, 58, 6025 South
Nineteenth street.
John Le9. (5, hospital.
Oeorg Brockelshy, 13. 2702 B street.
Joseph Beckman, 72, 814 South Twenty
ninth street.
Pnm Balsamo. 31, hospital.
Helen M. Broe, 1. 1337 Z street.
Michael John Luckey. 42. 4036 L street,
Mathe Wheeler. 64. 2341 Monroe street.
Annlne Hess. 43. hospital.
Emma Allen. 3.?. 1191 . f.,,n, s-ki....
fourth street.
Edith. Goldsberry. 39. hospital.
Remember
Every Friday Night
AThroughSIeeper
to Clear Lake, la.
Leave Omaha 7:40 p. m.
Arrives Clear Lake 7:30 a. m.
May b occupied until 8 A. M.
Returning
Sleeper will leave Clear
Lake every Sunday 10:30
p. m., arriving Omaha
7:44 a. m.
Week End Far $ S.90
30 Day Ticket 10.7?
Tkkttt. Run htm. afc. fnm
MARSHALL B. CRAIG, C. A. -P. D.
H. T. M1NKLER. D. P. A.
141 0 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Phone JA 0269'
Coniolldited Ticket Office
MIS Dodf St. Phone DO 1684
The CHICAGO
GREAT WESTERN
BANK STATEMENT
Charter No. 1633.
BANK STATEMENT
Reserve District No. 10.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK
AT OMAHA, IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
JUNE 30. 1922
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts
Overdrafts, unsecured
U. S. Government securities owned: ' "
Deposited to secure circulation U. S. bonds par value) $
All other United States Government securities
Other bonds, stocks, securitiss, etc.:
Banking House
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank '.
Item with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection
Cash in vault and amount due from national bank..
Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust com
panies in the United States
Exchanges for clearing house
Checks on other banks in the same eity or town as re
porting bank v
Miscellaneous cssh items
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from
U. S. Treasurer
Other assets, interest earned
$15,841,874.44
1,740.95
108Si 101 Si
10OS4 101
91H
95S,
38
94 V4
8Si
8914
S7i
781,
(84
714
78Si
80
$8
25
. 42
97S
91 '4
IS
36 It
9(44
86 44
102 Vs
n
948,
78S,
(04,
87H
794
89 4
7144
781s
83
49
24t4
4214
97 K
104
9444
4.
Total
Capital stock paid in .
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Reserved for interest
but not collected
LIABILITIES.
1.004.000.1)0
58,200.00
1,448.259.4
892,928. $0
1,574, 178. 8
2,822.028.29
880,790.13
547.S78.97
1(9.533.22
50,000.00
1.058,200.00
1,818,758.12
870,000.00
8,835.381.73
84.392.11
and taxes
$226,744.(5
accrued 49,147.71
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid
Circulating notes outstanding
Amount due to national banks $
Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust com
panies in the United States and foreign countries
Certified cheeks outstanding
Cashier's checks outstanding
Demand deposits (ether than bank deposits) subject to
Reserve (deposits nayable within 30 davs) :
Individual deposits subject to cheek
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 day a (other
than for money borrowed)
Dividends unpaid
Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 10
days, or subject to 30 days or more notice) :
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed)
Other time deposits
United Stataa depoaits (other than postal savings),
including Wsr Loan deposit account and deposits
of United States disbursing officers
Notes and bills rediscounted. including acceptance of
other banks and foreign bills of exchange or
drafts sold with indorsement of this bank
Letters of Credi and Travelers' Checks sold for cash
and outstanding
Liabilities other than those above stated, discount
credited, not earned
4.726.S30.2S
6,128.489.38
72.842.71
280,420.28
11,932.789.87
285.021.4
24,284.00
4(4.890.48
991.341.68
.$27,955,148.55
1.000,800.00
1.000,000.00
575.892.27
992,250.00
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES
KOENIG Mrs. Mary, age 67, died July
3 at Los Angeles, Cal. Relatives are
Mrs. Glen McLsin, daughter, residence,
Los Angeles; Mrs. Louise Van Csmp,
daughter, residence, Omaha, Neb.; Dr.
A. H. Koenig, son, residence. South Side;
Oscar Koenig, son, residence, Omsha,
Neb.; Lawrence Koenig, husband, resi
dence, Omaha, Neb. Burial will be in
Omaha. Funeral notice later.
DOUGLAS Preseley D., died at his home.
3023 Leavenworth, July 6.
Funeral arrangements will be made
later by the Burket Funeral chapel.
BURIAL VAULTS CEMETERIES
AUTOMATIC sealing concrete burial
vaults. Recommended snd for sal
by all leading undertakers. Water
proof, no steel to rust, no wood to de
cay. Insist upon the AUTOMATIC SEAL
ING VAULT manufactured by Omaha
Concrete Burll Vault Co.. 5210 N. 30th,
Omaha. Tel. Kenwood 1077.
17.313.10 23,905,702.91
680,000.00
6.600.OO
124.801.37
Total $27.95.146.
State of Nebraska. County of Douglas ss:
I. O. T. Alvison. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
O. T. ALVISON, Cashier.
Comet Attest :
BARTON MILLARD.
I,. C. NASR,
RANDALL K. BROWN, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this 6th day of July, 1922.
(SEAL) H. H. HAWKINS. -Notary Public.
Visit Forest Lawn
A beautiful new section has recently
ben opened In Forest Lawn cemetery
(north of city limits), lt la but wis
dom to select a lot before absolute
n-cessity compels one to do so. Send
for booklet.
FOREST LAWN CEMETERY ASSOCIA
TION. 720 Brsndeis Thester Bldg.
"FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
Stack A Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
rKAMBULANCK
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertaker and Embalmers
Phone HA. 4245. Office 2411 Farnam.
Hulse & Riepen,
Z2Z4 Cvmfnr.
Funeral Plrctoro.
CROSBY-MOORE
FLORISTS
LEE LARMON fft;
AT IT WITH FLOWKR8 FROM HESS
SWOBODA. 1415 FARNAM STREET.
U HENDERSON. 147 farnam. J A. mil
JOHN BATH. 11(4 Farnam. J, 1I0S.-
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