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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Omiki, May 2X
P!itrict ( rod hfU en CM
d4 My rentuci r 711,000
'huihfU tatty, mtkirtf total of
7,.'6.(irO buihrti dtir4 thu
month. Chicago contract itockt ei
-hrit art now 4.5AJ.OU) buih'!..
Liverpool market u rrportH quirt
and ay, emmc to liberal olirn of
all tanrtiet. Our niarkrt diplayc4
a I'taHy lent throughout lh in
tinn. It Mat Mir) (reign were
hura of ht and corn, but quaa
tititt not ditclowd.
Omaha rcccipti were moderate,
muling lt5 ran ol all gram and
confining of VI tari nf wheat 64
ran ol corn and 10 cart ol other
grain.
Total ftliinmcntt were 2 cart and
nade up ol IM car ol wheat, 7
car ol com, JO can ol oat and 30
can of rye.
There a a good demand for all
sum in the local market and all
Mttipte offered for tale mere cleaned
up erly. Caih wheat changed hand
at pricea ranging Irom J4c higher.
Corn told readily at )j(aic higner.
Oak were Quoted generally le higher
and re and barley were unchanged.
WHEAT.
N. ds'k hard: I car. II If
V. I hard winter; cr, II 2; t ear,
II t lata. II .
S. hard winters t rax. II l: I '.
II II: hi, II : I car. It.tti t car
limutiM. II IS: car, H II
N. I hard wlnleri I car. II J: I car
(.! par cam ht damaged!, It It: I car
I par cam haal dmuli, IIS: I
car ( a per cant haal gimtiHl. It It: I
car umutiyi. II 2: I tar iheavyl. II !T,
So. hard wmiars 1 car, 11.31 ; 1
car (smutty I. II it.
ampla hard wmiar: I rar. l I. we,
il: I car t J par cant fetat damaged i,
II I. '
n. yellow hard: 1 car, II. Si; 1 r,
II :; I rar. II II: I rar lhaat dmgdl,
II It; I car 1.0a par cent haat damagad),
II II.
No. I rtlow tiajrrl: I car II par cant
heat damgd. fl.t.
No. mix ad : I rar I durum smutty),
II 14: t car ( 7 per cant durum, brat
damaged). II II.
So. mli4: I car. l II
No. I durum; I rar, II II.
No. durum: I rar. It. I.
IDRN'.
No. I whit: t cara. H'ie.
No. I whit: 1 rrra. 44 'c.
No. I whit: 1 rar. ..
No. t yellow: t rare, H'ie: I rar, lie.
No. I yellow: rare. I&c; I rara. e
No. mlted: I rar (special blillnal. 4c;
I !! rara, Hr; 1 car (shipper' alihia),
(4r: t rara, 4e.
No. I whit: 1 car (fprrl.il billing).
tK,-: t rara. 14c; I cara (shippers'
weights). lt.
No. wbltt: I can, llc; 1-1 car,
',.
Sample arhlt: I rara, lie, .
RTE.
No, i: 1 rar. lie.
OMAHA RECEIPT AND SHIPMENTS.
(Larioti )
Krlpu
IVhat
Turn
data
T)a
Barley
Nhipmanta
Wheat
Corn
Oata
Fye ..
Today.
.. l
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.. I
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Wk
A (a.
4
SI
:s
4
a
Tsr
Ago.
43
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Chicago Grain ! Live Stock Financial
' cIiiLL5i P" M"u.AEirs'
Ctttcago, May iS. An oversold
condition wai diicloted in wheat.
The aurplu of the May wai uken
oS the market by local hou that
at undoing ipread with Winni
peg. May nnithed 4 tie higher, the
new crop future, up Ji'a-'itc. Corn
wai dull and eay. It doted un
changed to 4c higher. Oat ahowrd
independent urengilt and doted Va
le higher. Rye wai he lower to
lie higher.
Alter hve day' decline, the rally
in wheat mi nut iurprimg, lloutrt
with eatern connrctiont, free acll
en of July U-t week, weie active on
the buying tide. There alo wat
ome buying credited to foreigner.
Loral fcntmient underwent a change
toward the lat. Theie were re
port of a cargo of hard winter hav
ing been old recently (or export
Irom Chicago via Montreal. Balti
more told 4O.(Xi0 hukhrl old No.
red for prompt thiptnrnt. Milling
demand howed improvement here
and at St. I.omo.
t am I Mdartaaj Heart,
Corn abrtwrd a bray undatmna from
lb aiart and lb rlsaini tally du
atiilraia la ampalhy ariib obaal. luwa
old r,irn to arriva on an Inrtaaard aala
an4 lha 4rp aariion or that aiata r'lva4
uma tain. hlla pra. ipiration In lllinma
aa tint haatjr anouab to raua any ap
praciabla d'lay lit planting. Caab drnnod
a Cair and lha baaia In tha aampla
marital umbangrd aa romparad lth Iba
Julv, Raralpla. til tata.
nrmotal at hxtira agamat raab aalaa
and abnrl rovartnga brought about a aharp
tally in oaia afir an aatly drllna. dua
mainly In praiaura on lha dallvary by a
houo llh Omaha ronnartiona. Mhip
p.ng aalra wrra I ;i,ono buahala. but Ilia
buainaaa innaidrrably d-4 thla rigur.
Availabla auppllra of ij.tlt buahala.
bla darrraaing l.oit.oi) buahala fnr tha
wk ara iho Urgrai known at thiav ara
on. Itarrlpta. 0 rara
A light aapnrl bualnraa aa put through
Ir r fioiti tiinnrapnlia to tha araboanl
and ronaldrrabla gram baa bn anld
ma paat raw daya from Iho aaat, but
ftiiuraa bora wrra dull and Irrrgular wllh
Undo moaliy of a loral cliaractrr.
Pit Notra.
Tan board r Irailo mambarahlpa gold
today at l,Hn nt 10 tha buyer or 140
la than Hi pravioua aalra.
Vlaihla aupply of corn and oata at tha
prant tlmo la lha largrat In ovrr It
yrara. airnrdlng to a tabular atalrmcnt
tompllMl bv tha I'pdika llraln rotnpany.
Una atnrka ara by far tha targrat known.
Rallrnada ara making goad rrrnrda In
handling grain hrrr. Klrvatora alao ara
doing wall. Tha lattrr unloaded 4t
cara and loaded liil rara Monday. There
were l.43t rara on Irark for Inspection
and nrdera. , rara at elavatora. a to.
tal of t.tl cara, a reduction of 15J rara
for the day.
Fnr lha balance of tha month rallrnada
running to the Mlranurl ryr markrta
hava notified grain men that aolld train
loada of grain will be moved from there
to t hlrago In II houra. Thla will enable
grain to be loaded at Omaha or Kansaa City
on Monday and ren.'h he' In time for rt
livery on Wednrartay, the laat nf the
month. For aeveral weeks or more grain
ha been moved regularly from tha Mia
aourl river to Chicago In II to 10 houra.
. II
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. JO
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PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bunnell i
Receipt Today. Wk. Ago.
Wheat 1,I7.00 1.01 .
Corn 7,M 2.(ii')
Oa' .'. 71,011 710,001
Shipment
Wheat 1.I0T.00I)
Omaha Produce I
Tr. Ago.
1 1.000
72.00
102.000
Furnlahed by tha atata of V.hr..b. Am.
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing:
live rorr.TRT.
Corn
Oat
,1,7SM0"
mj.oon
1.174 O'lb
l.ois nno
74 AHA
EXPORT CLEARANCES
Ruihela Today
Wheat and Flour - -slI-22
Corn 40.(l
Oata 3.oon
WORLD'S VISIBLE.
Buahele . .Tod,,.
Wheat "-!MI!
Corn aa,irai.vw
Oat . 7.J4.o
CHICAQO BBtlirii.
Week
Carlota Today. Ago.
Wheat t' I
Corn tot It
Oa IT 111
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Whett " 1M
Corn 41 .27
Oata
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Wheat ISO S
Corn 7 1
Oat 4
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT
Minneapolis H3
Duluth 14
Winnipeg 187
4J.0(l
(2.000
436.000
Tr. Ago.
110.000
1,000
Tr. Ago.
13J.77,0Ot
17.HU.000
67,769,000
Tear
Ago.
2
174
173
111
1
11
II
', 70
38
RECEIPTS.
7 !25
7 60
171 111
Rrollers
Hent. light..
Hena. heavy.
Cork a
Diii'ka
Geese
Broilers
Hens ..
Cocks .
Pucka
Oeeso ,
Select .
No. 1 ,.
No. I
Crocks
Caie count, ease. . o n.5
BUTTER.
Creamery, prinla ...
reamery, tub
ountry, beat 24 4c .2$
ountry. common .22
Butterfat, St, pr .21
MY.
Upland pralrlo No. I...
Upland prairie No. i...
upland paalrle No. 3...
Midland No. 1
Midland No. I
Midland No. 3...
.owland No, 1
owland No. 2
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
Ry Updike Grain Co. DO. HIT. May 22.
Art. Open. High. I Low. I Close.
Wht.
May
July
Sep.
Ry
May
July '
Sep.
Corn
Mav
July
Sep.
Oats
My
July
Sep.
Pork
May
Lard
May
July
Ribs
May.
July
111
1.234
1.1
i.im
1.0
1.0
.TK
.4
.3
.
tW
.IT
.11
.40
lll.ir.
Ul.JI
l.JIH
I
l.KH
1.I0H
1.0SH
t oss
.nit
.le
.4H
.It
.37
.311
.40
111.5
11. lt. 15
1.33
1.13.
1.1S4
1.04 a
1.04
.ti
.11
.63-4
.t
.(5
.37
.3114
.3
.40
11.20
11.30
11. IS
1.33
1.171
1.2
1.1
1.20
120
1
1.08
1.0
.!
.1
.Ct
.Sfili
.
.37
.31
.3
.404;
.40
in.:
11.35
13.S0
11.1
Tea.
1.33
1.23
123
1.11
1.11
1.03
1.04
7
.1
.84
.66
.36
.38
.38
.40
.40
23.30
11.22
11.37
13.80
11.17
Minneapolis Grain.
Mlnneanolis. Minn, May 23. Wheat
Cah No. 1 northern, 11.66 1.62;
May, I1.I4H; July. 11.44 ; septemDer,
''corn No. t yellow, 8466r.
Pata No. S white. 85t3C.
Barley 61 4c.
Rvjo. 2. 11.01Hffl.0!. 1
Flaxseed No. 1. 32.71 2 74.
Kansas City Grain.
xi... i.i Wheat Cah:
v hard. tl.II01.4S; No. 1 rd. 11.26
Corn No. 2 white, l7S7e; No. 1 yel
low. 6c
Hay-r -Unchanged.
Ht. Louis Grain.
' St. Louis. Mo.. May '23. Wheat May,
11.34: July, 11.23. -Corn
May, e; July, 2e.
Oats May, 39c: July. 40 c.
- Minneapolis Flmir.
Minneapolis. May 21. Flour Un
,kr;S2S ti 20 lowir: family patents.
11 0(148. 26: shipments, 37,328 barrels.
Bran 111.-
. ai. ru 1 lv. stork.
Sioux City, la.. Msy 23 Cattle Re
..rJ.. ana h.ad? market killers, steady
Blockers.' weak: fed steers and yearlings,
7.60ai.l: warmed up steers ana year.
lings, M.SQ07.I6: loi c0"
.0I.1: eanners, 2.604.6O
35.000100; fseders. .07.26;
14 50 0 7.; feeding cows and
iiuaitt! atockers. t5.6O07.6O.
Hog Receipt!, 1,500 head: market 16c
lower: butchers. 110.00010.26; stags.
17.6007.71: lights, 110.30; heavy mljed,
816010.; heavy packers, .OO09.oO;
native pigs. 111.00; bulk ot sales, 110.000
- 1.?5.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 70 head;
market loo higher; clipped Iambs. 112.50.
heifers,
veals.
calves,
heifers,
. .I1.T.5) 0.42
I'W .22
.1 .22
.10 .13
.10 .1
.100 .1
DRESSED roULTRT.
0.110.5
. 2.-0 .2
.230 .2
.150 .18
.200 .25
.150 .20
Rereap'e were;
fftiril Monday ....
Palmier Tueaday ..,
T a iaia mfk
data last Mean
km 1 aaeka aa..
bam g
Omsk. May II.
CH'la. II a a. Sheep
, 111 I ll t l4
. 1 .' II Is i 104
.11 HI ( :i at
,,U IM 14 14 III
,.li ril It ! I all
II, ill It lit I.I
am d ear aia .lt lot li kit W ill
Uaioa ranfirand lha ; nd lnmnrii
tleraipta and d ap. li.n of lite aio-k
at lb t'nioa tak rod timb, b,
fr II hour, andini t 1 p. m , May
3. it.!;
RKi EirT CARS.
Wabaah R R,
kiMasil I'aelfie Ry. ,,,,
I man PanliB n. K. ,,,
l N. W, Ry , aaat ,.
C, ,V W Ry., a ,,
l". SI. P. M. . K. ..
I'., ). A n, llv, east ,,
', H. A W Rr , ( .,
', R. I. P., aaat ,.
C. II I, P., weal ...
Illinois I'aniral R, ...
I hlrago Ureal H eal, Ry.
Tolt rorelpta
.scoITIi),N HKI'
i I .... ..
1 I ..
I l II
t 1 ..
,13 It I
it : ..
,23 ..
,4t : 4
,13 It
: It
i i ..
"lM "iM J
Armour a Co.
rudehv I'a.Uing Co.
IVild Tarking Co ,.
Morri I'a.'king Co.
Nwlft a I'll
J W, Murphy
Snarls Co
l.tmoln ra.king ia,
Wilson la king lo.
Iliggina I'a. kii.g Co. ,
Mi.ffman Rroa. ....
Mayernwlrh Vail
Midweat 1'siklng to.
I. ultra
iMiiah Pa-'kin I'o, ,
John Roih j Sona
So, Omaha Park. Co.
1. H nulla
R. M. Burruaa Co, .
Iennla Franrl ...
K.I lie I'o
John Hartey
T. J, Inthram , ...
V P. Iwia
Runllrk
Ht. Clair ,.
Mo -Kan. i ', Cn.
J. B Root Co. ...
Koaet.stork Ileus, ....
Sullivan Broa
Werlbelmer ar Iegen
Other buyers
Henry S. I.ubergrr ...
Smiley
Mi-Adams
Tolsl
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144
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S3
14
34
:t
41
27
23
I!
37
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44
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17
It
30
3
7
7T
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2i.
IJJ
111
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30(
47
lit
13-1
It
124
111
310
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Cattle Receipts. 7,400 hrsd. Although
racnpis wer Urger than on Monday, the
demand for cattle was broader and the
market displayed m.ir ctlon. Price
ranged all the way from airong to a dime
higher on both beef ateera and cow tuff
nd th movement was brisk at the
stronger levels. Best beeves, both heavy
end light, sold around I8.254J4.6. In
atorkera and feeders freah aupplie wer
very limited nd price generally In about
th earn notrhea aa laat week.
Quotations on cattle: Choir to prim
beevee. 18.1608.10; good to choic beeves,
17.760 15; fslr to good troves. 17.25
7.75; common to lair beeves. I4.6 07.26:
choir to prim yesrllngs. 18.4001.76:
good to choir yesrllngs. 17 603.36; fair
to good yesrllngs, 17.2607.76; common to
fslr yearlings. 19.7607. 26; choir to prime
helfera. 17.7608.26; good to choir heifers.
17.2607.76: fair to good helfera. 18.600
7.26: choir to prim cowa. 1. 1007.00;
good to choice cows, 16.0006.60; fair to
good cows, 35.0006.00; common to fair
cows. 13.2604.76; good to choir feeders
I7.6O0H.OO; fair to good feeders. 18.850
7.40; rommon to fair feeders. 18.2501.76;
good to choice storkers. 17.7101.25: fair
to good siockers. 17.2507.75: common to
fslr atockers. I 607.26; slock heifer,
14 6O0.OO; stock cows, 13.6005.26; stork
rslves, 16.6008.50: veal calves. 18.600
1100; stock bulls, 11.0007.00; bulls, stag,
tc, 14.2607.00. .
No. Av. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
20 81 7 06 4..- 725 7 40
2 73 7 60 8 1008 7 75
7 1164 7 35 42. ......114 00
37 1.1C8 8 05 1 127 1 15
20 1201 8 20 35 1262 826
1. .1230 830 37 130 140
25 803 8 60
Elbe.'
.500
.260
.170
.230
.200
.260
.240
.200
.230
.510
.25 0
.200
112.500113.00
10.500 11.50
7.000 8.00
11.500 12.00
.6O0 10.50
7.000 8.00
1.000 10.00
7.000 8.00
choice 22.000 24.00
H.OO0 21.00
Chirac Potator
Chicago. May 21. Potatoes Steady: re
celpta, II rara; total United States ship
ment. 473: Wisconsin sacked round
white. 11.4001. cwt.; Michigan acked
round whltea. 81.50 01. cwt.; Idaho
aacked russets, II 86 cwt.r Idaho sacked
rural. 11.71 cwt.; Canadian aacked
whltea, No. 1. ' II. cwt.. New tock:
Steady on barrels, weak cn sacks; Flor
ida Spanldlns Rose, double-headed barrels.
No 1, I.: South Carolina state stables
Irish Cobblers. 11.36 rwt.; Alabama sacked
Bliss Triumphs. 13.2003.35 cwt.; Louisi
ana aacked Blla Triumphs, fair quality,
13. 0 cwt.; Texas sacked Biles Triumphs.
110003.1 cwt.
New Tarfc FWtry.
New York, Msy 22 Poultry Lire,
y; roosters. 14c: turkey. Ir: dressed,
steady; waetera chickens. 2l0t6c; fowls,
14031c; old roosters, 11020c
Alfalfa,
No. 1
Standard 16.000 17.00
No. 2 16.000 17.00
No. 3 , 10.000 11,00
Oat straw 8. 000 3.00
Wheat atraw 7.000 .8.00
HIDES AND WOOU
Beef hldea: CJreen salted No. 1, per lb.,
107c; green salted No. 2, per lb., 606c;
green hide No. I, per lb4 0Gc: green
bide No 2. per lb.. 304c; green salted,
old stork, per lb., 203c; green salted bull
hides no. i, per id., lo; green taitea ouu
bide No. 2, per lb., 3c. .
Hon hides: Large, esch. 13.00; medium.
esch, 12.50; small, each, 12.00; pony and
glues, eacn. 1.O01.Z5.
Sheep nana: Qreen ssitea. a to li
and wool, esch, 75C0II1.OO.
wool: cnoic line ana one nair niooa.
per lb., 36 0 30c: medium and three-eighth
blood, per lb., 24 0 28c: low and one-quarter
blood, per lb.. 17030c.
FRUITS.
Bananas: 707s lb.
Orange: Slse 31 and larger, 17.500
1.00; die 250, 17.0008.60; si is 281, 16.75
07.00; slse 324, 15.5006.50.
Lemon: Per box, I7.60tr5.00.
Grape fruit: Per crate, according to
ite, 14.5006.80.
Apple: Wlnessps, according to size
and grade. 13.0004.00; Ben Davis, 13.00
Tellow Newtons. 13.50. '
Strawberries: Crates, 24 at boxes, 13.60
04.0.
Figs: 2 pkgs., I oi., 12.25; bulk, per
lb.. 15011c.
Pineapples: According to six, 14.260
1.50.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New. No. 1. per lb.. 606c;
new. No. 2, per lb., 405c; western Nebras
ka, No. 1, per cwt., 31.7602.25; Idaho
wbites, per cwt., 12.2502.60; Red River
Ohio, No. 1, per cwt., 12,60; Oregon Netted
Gems, 12.25.
Sweet potstoes: Per tu., 11.6002.00.
Celery: Per dot., 75cll.5.
Head lettuce: Crates, 33.6004.00; doi..
11.0001.60.
Leaf lettuce: Dox., 40060c.
Rubarb: Home grown, dox.. 40060c.
Egg plant: Doz., 12.00.
Onions: Texas crystal wax. 45-lb.
crates. 11.00; Texas yellow, 45-lb. crates,
12.71.
Cauliflower: Crates. 12.2502.5.
Aaparagua: Dox., 6c.
Cucumber: Hot house, doz., 12.000
2.50; hamper. ( dox., 13.50; Texas, bu.
basket. 14.00.
Cabbage:. New, per lb., 406c
Tomatoes: Crates, I baskets, 15.000
1.00; lugs, 13.25. .
Wholeesl prices of beef cuts aro as
follows: No. 1 Ribs. 19c; No. 3 Ribs. 18c;
No. 3 Ribs. 16c. - No. 1 Rounds, 17c;
No. I Rounds." 17c: No. 3 Rounds, 16c.
No. 1 Loins, 26c; No. 2 Loins. 25c; No. 3
Loins, 20c. No. 1 Chucks. 10c; No. I
Chucks, Hie: No. 3 Chucks. Ic. No. 1
Plates. 6c; No. 3 Plates. 6c; No. 1
Plates. 4c.
Rsdishes: New, dox., 20030c.
Carrots: New, .dox., 10c; hamper. 11.75
0 2.00.
Turnip: New, dot, ioc; hamper, li.vs
02.0.
Onions: Young, horns grown. 20033c.
Spinach: Horn grown, basket, 46060c.
Green pepper: Per lb.. 30c.
Oreen or wax beans: Hampers,
5.00.
PLANTS.
Cabtage: Box, 11.00 01 23.
Tomatoes: Box. 11.0001.25
Psnsy plants: Box. 33.76.
No.
29..
10..
18..
I..
No.
4..
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I..
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
A v.
Sl
664
82
Av.
887
.1066
.1303
No.
12..
30..
1..
Pr.
7 20
7 86
8 00
1 61
COWS.
Pr. No.
30 . ...
00 I...
40
Av.
.. 733
.. 81
..1008
Av.
. 7t
.1271
Pr.
7
7
I 10
Pr.
4 4ft
11
No.
..
No.
1..
1..
1..
No.
3..
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
Av.-
. 636
Av.
.178
. 780
.1310
Av.
. 310
No.
Av. Pr.
Av.
615
. 730
Av.
200
Pr.
6 25
I 50
Pr.
00
Pr.
7 0
BULLS.
Pr. No.
4 40 2.
I 60 4.
7 00
CALVES.
Pr. No.
6 25 2.
Hon-RecelDts. 12.300 head. Supplies
were fairly liberal agsln today and prices
ruled lO20c lower, some tew early sales
to shippers on good light hogs wsre 100
15o lower, while the general market ruled
mostly 15020c lower. Light hog old
mostly st 310.20010.25, with a top price
of 110.30. Mixed loads and butcher
welghta werb 18.10010.26 and packing
grades 19.60010.00, with extreme heavle
18.7501.25. Bulk ot sales was 110.000
10.25. .
' HOGS.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Oaaaka He Lewed Wlip.
New York. May 21 In old-time
"hull movement" on I lie nock ex
change the familiar tradition v.
that irolr.i.ii Wall irert would
hid up prirei on Saturday to attract
the "outside public." hoiiU ell (or
iu own anount on Monday, ft hen
the outside- order had driven the
market holier, and then would let
the ouittdrr put up the. marker
again on iucuy. I he concluding
prt of that program ha not worked
well t hi iratou; pottihle brraute the
public In the market, although a
highly neculative public, ha been
a oli.tiiutcly bent on "quick turn"
a the proleioiial tribe iNclf. To
day there wa little or no ign of the
"ponuneoii speculative recovery.
There were quite a many declines a
advance; many of the decline ran
lo 1 to 2 ponit. Kven the day's ad
vance had a confuted and irrelevant
air a with the bidding up ol Kepub-
iic j-icci a point on the well-worn
"merger rumor." while Midvate Steel,
which wa to be a party to the mer
ger, declined nearly 14.
Notwithstanding anm irregularity, the
Investment band market t.inlinued r.
markabiy firm, it shs as et llm
sign or reaction, at treat In lha he.nr
or run her large offering ot new erur.
no a rnnrsniraiea program. Ann
w allrarted by Ilia nee of tha l.lt.
i misi eli Ahgora,
msrirs tat t-il, ! lit.
A at A itii ,,,, I !
As Ue4 Mt II
Ravh Msg
Bikia. Map. 4 Tr. ' t'
ihiiihiii 1 1,,. i e.ej
Caul Perking, .... II
lal. U . MS
taluinki tifv., 4
failed tTug !" II
National t-aamsl,, 44 41
I sued Pruu ....
I.i. TobarM M lIS I' lS
Xeuawel IM4 i S
Philadelphia le,,,
l-uilmaa . IM
Puui 41. Kur, 44 S 44 i
..uin I' M. ftugar, iS 'S
Nelall Staiae S
uperir "'sal.,,., I It
si. .. ".,,,, ' ?
Va, rar lh..n.. JS
Toisl sales. I.IJI.ses.
ttunel-i u-a. er
ties, 41 par unt
Mark Cioe. ,le;
:e.
IIIIH'1
11
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4
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s
3S
US
linn
"j per renia snh,e ir again, a
prlr murhn! niily ome befnra during
1-2 n April 12 and not rrnrhed prior
to that data ino January, l:,
Ktrhang I Nlrong.
The foreign en-hanue alao held die
Imtly airong. Kven lha Pari and Her.
tin rate recovered mostly or entirely
their decline or the day before, an.
Prently showing that Monday' weak
ness was th result of tentative specu
lative selling which did not find re.
apnns among genuine dealers. It Is In
fact quite evident that financial judg
ment la largely suspended until It oan
be aeen what the subcommittee on
Uernisn foreign lsn bss to propose. It
Is likely to report a- practicable scheme,
but hardly any aurh proposal as ws ss
cribeil In soma of todays rabies to th
well known Herman financier. Mr. Mas
Warburg. Thla plan as outlined aug.
gesta a loan of I. 000,000. 00 (old marks,
based on th Herman government's slate
assets, railways snd customs; one-half
of the proceeds to be emploved for repsr
atloua and the either half for labtltsing
lb mark. Such an operation la flatly
Inconceivable. Both on Monday and
Tuesday the London Block market wa
reported In the rabies aa dull and in
active. This report hod a psrtlrular In
terest from the fart that beginning with
Mnndsy the prewsr system of fortnightly
settlements and "rontangoes" suspended
by the government alnce the stock es
chang reopened In war time, wa formal
ly re-established. Th "rontago aystem"
was hssed on the "carrying" by a broker
of stocks purchased fnr a speculative
customer, from the date of purchase to
the next fortnightly settlement. On set
tlement day the storks hsd to be paid
for, or else the credit wsa continued
up to another aettlement on th baals
of what were called "contango ratea.' It
was believed by a good many Londoners
that the sudrlen reversion, from the sys
tem of cssh fWtyment at purcbss to this
older system of containing credits
would result In sn outburst of specula
tive activity.
IOtlon Is Quiet.
That no such thing happened may
have been partly because of absence of
any speculative excitement In London,
outside perhsps of the "gilt-edged bond
market." but it has snother exnlsnstion
In the strong opposition which th Lon
don stock exchange membership ha
Itself shown to outright resumption nf th
"contango system." A recent petition em
bodying thes objections was signed by
several hundred member who claimed
to speak for 700 firms or Individuate
dealing on th exchange. When return
to fortnightly aettlement was decided
on. a number of leading houses an
nounced that thev would not accept
"contango business" at all. This bears
In an interesting way on th frequently
recurrent discussion of fortnightly set
tlements for New Tork. Presumably thess
London brokers are requiring either a
"cash margin" on th New Tork plan
or elss are accepting business only from
customers of high -individual credit.
Av.
,..33S
,..393
...2S7
...201
..201
Sh.
70
' Pr.
9 90
10 05
10 15
10 25
10 25
No.
53.
61.
41.
83.
83.
Av.
..273
..293
..239
..220
. .220
Sh. Pr.
. . 10 00
40 10 10
.. 10 20
.. 10 30
.. 10 30
13.00$
x St, eWph live Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. May 23.-rCattle Re
ceipts. 3.000 head: market ateady to 15c
higher: steers. 17.3601.76: cows and heif
ers. id.isoi.iii: calves, ii.iooi.ia.
Mogs Receipts, 6.6o hesd: market lOe
to 15c lower; top. 110.40; bulk. 110.11 to
lie 36.
Sheep and Limbs Receipts. 2.000 head;
msrket etesdy to 25c higher; 'clipped
lambs. 111.50012.50; clipped awes. 14.60
tjaia.
Kansas Ctty Produce.
Kansas City, May 23. Egga Un
changed: firsts, 22
Butter Creamery unchanged, 3Se;
packing lc higher. 19c.
Poultry Hens unchanged. 2?r: broilers
la higher, 45c; roosters unchanged, 12 Sc
SheeD and Lambs Receipts, 6,300 head.
Receipts were moderate todsy and on
active demand from local packers tad
ing wss active at price 26p50o higher,
with bulk of lambs close to th full ad
vance. Spring lambs old at I14.2614.60,
with best quality quoted at 114.76. Clipped
lamb old at 12.0012.65, with good
quality 81-pound Iambs making a top
price of 112.35. Sheep were steady to
stronr, light ewes selling from 5.75 1 to
.50, with heavyweight slow at 14.26
4.76. -
Quotations on sheep and lsmbs: Fat
lsmbs, good to choice. 12.2612.85; fat
lambs, fair to good. 11.6012.25; spring
lambs, I12.0014.75: cull lambs, 19.00
11:00; fat yearlings, 9.0010.00; fat
wethers, l.508.00; fat ewes, light. 5.50
l.50: fat ewes, heavy. 4.005.00
y FAT EWES
No. ' Av Pr. No. Av. Pr.
20 led. ...162 4 25 70 fed. ...104 6 00
SPRING. LAMBS.
No. 'Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2222 nat 6 14 0
CLIP LAMBS.
No. ' Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
22 nat.... 64 14 up
St. Louis livestock.
Kast St. Louis, lit., .May 23. Cattle
Receipts, 3.600 head; steers mostly steady:
spots strong, is. 30 paia tor j.iiu-pounu
sverages; bulk, 17.00tf8.00; good and
chnio llsht vearllnxs. steady; common.
10 to 15c lower: is.uu paia ror cnoict
steers and 18.50 ror eij-nouna neuers
bulk, I7.80jji8.60; cows and Duns, iu to
15c lower; bulk beef cows, 5.006.76;
bulk bulls, I4.255.25; eanners, steady!
bulk. 3.00: veal calves, steady to strong;
bulk. 38.75W9.26: stocker steers about
ateadv: hulk. 25.00 BOO.
Hnaa-a-KeceiDls. 1 i.DVU neau; openea j.
to 20c lower: closed active, about 10 to
I5e lower: toD. 110.10: bulk good butchers,
19.50J10.65: bulk 100 to ISC-pound aver-aa-ea.
.7510.25; packer ow mostly
"sheen and Limbs Receiots. 2.600 head
spring lambs sharply higher, closing sales
50 to 75c higher; choice Kentucky spring
lambs, 315.25; nearoy springers, iii.
16.00: sheep, steady; light ewes, 16. 7S;
heavies, 4.00. .
Chicago livestock.
Chic. n Mav 23. Cattle Receipts,
000 head: beef steers, strong to 16o
higher; top. 19.25; bulk. 7.858.0: she
stock and stockers ateady: bulls strong to
16c higher; veal calves mstly 25c higher;
hulk vea era. to earners. js.2bOf.ii.
Hois RecelDts. 29.000 head; market
opened mostly 10c to 15c lower: closing
strong: lights, about 10c lower; others
about steady with yesterday's average;
top. 110.65: bulk. 310.15010.6..; pigs,
strong: holdover liberal.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 12.000
head: market firm to 25c higher; Cali
fornia soring lambs. tir..0015.6O; sec
onds to feeders. 112.86: top native springs,
315.25; bulk. 14.60f 15.80; choice Cali
fornia yearling lambs, I10.9011.00; best
hsndy shorn lambs. 113.35; fed Texas
wethers, 17.50: California ewes, 17.15.
Kansaa City Live Stork.
Kansas City. Msy 23. Cattle Receipts.
800 head: beef teers, yearllnga and
stockers and feeders, strong to 15c higher;
medium weight steers. 18.76; mixed yesr
llngs. 18.85: long yearlings, 89.00; best
Colorados. 18.60.
Hogs Receipts. 20.000 hesd: opened
slow; closed sctive to packers and ship
pers around 15c lower: choice 176 to 26
pounders. 110.25 to 114.35: top. 110.40;
bulk. 1.161A.35; shippers took about
4.oo; sows. It.OO; pigs, active, strong,
best. 110.75.
Sheep Receipts. 1.0ft hesd: killing
rlasses strong to 25c higher: few 2-year-old
shorn Texaa wethers. 17.86: light
ewe. 3.0.26: shorn lambs. 11.n
11. 0: Colorado springers, 314.6; nativ,
1 114.31; medium Arisonas, 112.1.
f
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27
414
24
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Canadian Pacific.
N. Y. Central....
Chesa. A Ohio...
Great Northern..
Illinois Central.
K. C. Southern
Lehigh Valley....
Missouri Pacific.
N. Y. & N. H
Northern Pacific.
C. N. W
Penn. R. R
Reading
C. R. I. & P
Southern Pacific. 92
Southern Railway. 26 V4
f M. A St. P 2ST4
Union Pacific HO 13914 1394 140
STEELS.
I'm. Car FnnndrV 152
Allis-Chalmers .
lain. Loco 115 114 114 lia1
Baldwin uoco. ...117' 11 116V4 117
34. 35
74 73
38 '4
78 V,
43S
794
73V
New York Stocks
S. F. .
Range of pricea of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Monday
High. Low. Close. Close.
101 V, 100V4 100s 100H
49 48Vt 48 48
143 141 141 143'i
91
67
78
..107
.. 27
.. 64
.. 24
?4
78
75
42V
81
46
25
23
1
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77
106
27
64
24
3
77
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45
2
25
25
Sl
67
77
106
27
64
24
33
77
7
42
80
46
92
24
28
Bethlehem Steel. ..-78 78
Colo. Fuel ft Iron. 35 34
Crucible 75 74
Amer. Steel Fdry. 38 ss
Lackawanna Steel. 78 77
43
78
73
Mldvale Steel .... 44
Pressed Steel Car. 79
Rep. Steel Iron 78
38
78
42
78
7
Railway Steel Spgs.103 103 103 108
Sloss-Rcheffleld ... 5014 50 60 61
V. S. Steel 102 101 101 101
Vanadium 60 60
60
60
Anaconda 66 65 55 55
Am. S. R. Co.. 66 66 65 65
Cerro De Pasco.. 40 40 40 40
Chill 22 22 22 22
Chlno 31 81. 31 31
Oreen Cananea.... 33 33 33 33
Inspiration 42 42 42 42
Kennecott 38 38 38 38
Miami 30 30 30 30
Nev Con 18 .18 18 18
Ray Con IS 17 17 18
Seneca 14 14 14 14
Utah 69 68 68't 67
OILS.
Gen Asphalt .... 64 62 63 62
Cosden 45 44 44 44
Cal Petrol 68 67 67 67
Island Oil 1 1 1 1
Invincible Oil .... 19 17 18 18
Mexican ePt 135 133 133 13S
Middle States .... 15 15 15 IS
Paclfl Oil 65 64 5 4
Pan-American .... 66 65 65 66
Phillips 49 48 49 48
Pierce Oil 10 10 10 10
Pure Oil 32 32 32 32
Roval Dutch .... 63 62 62 3
Sinclair Oil 37 35 86 36
Standard Oil N J. .192 189 19 191
Texas Co 60 48 49 49
Union Oil 22 21 ' 22 22
White Oil 10 9 9 10
MOTORS.
Chandler 75 74
General Motora .. 14 14
Wlllya-Overland ..8 8
Fierce-Arrow 19 19
White Motor 49 48
75
14
8
19
48
75
14
8
19
49
Studebaker 123 121 121 122
HUBUISH A.ND TIKES
Flsk
Goodrich
Kelley-Springfield
Keyston Tire
Afax
U. S. Rubber.
18
42
H
22
17
64
18
41
61
21
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fcl
Am. Beet Sugar.
A.. O. ft W. 1
Am. Int. Corp....
Am. Sumatra
Am. Telephone
American Can....
Central Leather...
Cuba Can
INDUSTRIALS.
18
41
61
22
17
64
18
41 4
62
23
17
4
44 44 44 44
38 38 38 28
48 48 48 48
36 36 36 36
123 123 123 123
SHft 4 4H 48
40 39 39
17 1U ISTt
Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 2544 ssl iu
Corn Product 11 100 100 101
. -iejrera .. 9 . BZ hk SZ 82,
uen biectric 15 l2 162 16
fit Nor Or 41 40 40 41
. nr 1.14
Am HAL pfd ..70 70
V 8 Ind Al 64S 63
Int Paper 62 51
Int M M pfd .... 8.1 83
Am Sugar Ref .... 7 75
Sears-Roebuck ... 7 77
Stromsberg 64 64
Tob Prod 7 72
Worthing Pump .. 62 62
Wilson Co 46 4
Westing Else .... 61 62
Ara Woolen 11 13
103
70
63
51
3
T
77
64
,72
63
46
2
i
103
70
64
61
J
76
77
63
73
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4
2
12
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Martin Clea.
I 41.
rant I Monday
Manday flat.
Monday rloa.
I! 4t'i Monday etae.
New York Bonds
(Tb B b the only Omaha
newipaper which publiahea the of
ficial dose of the New York Stock
exchange bortdaj
New Vnrk, Msy 21 Movements of
pru es in lha band mat set today followed
lb uneven thansea m th alock Hat. but
ins trend was mslnly higher, apclll)
'r epervisuv laaues.
Among government loans. Liberty Is
sue war featured by th rta of th l
a a sinsn traction oer par, but th I
anq 4', war irregular.
Mesltan war moat unsettled at Iba
roreign offerings, tha 4s and la falling
bark all th way ftotn large fractions lo
I paint a result or dvlonnini whlrb
indirai further delay In th settlement of
eietiro foreign obligation. Moderate re
action occurred among rrrnrh munlrl-
pais, iielgian 1s, ban Paulo as and It'
pubrto of Chile .
Krl prior 4 and th several convert!
hi taaue wr lb oulatandina featurea
of th railroad group, emulating th rise
in r.ri rommon and th first and second
preferred share. Other n.alere alao the
si. Paul, t. Louis San F'rsnrlaro. Mia,
sourl Psntie and Hbord lasurs hard
rned. Total sales tpar value! aggregated
6.7(1,000.
Th moat Important new underwriting
of I he dsy wa th offering of a large
oiorn or Hank nrcommerr stock by
local banking syndicate. This wss resdlly
sold. Interests ronnrcted with the bsnk
oeing among in largrat purchasers.
New Tork. May 23 Pnllowln ara to
day high, low and rinsing prlrea of bonds
on tn .xew Tork tock exchange, and tha
toiai saie or earn bond:
V. 8. Honda.
Salea (In 11.0001 Utah
4j i.ioerty ,.,.100.00
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pr..a. 14- bass of rh'J'I'P'n
uikuds in imiiI si 4 deineied i.4
ui iv.ia Ituoa lr In ' J
ab pineal l d.li4 BU
lefiiwr. Il e reniewbeied lbt fuba
tt lt June tnipineui Its I4 the
ll.
b. ugr futurn piarkal was
fatily a-lli d prue ' l.iiner
.uteris ,,,d renewed but ml f"r wuiaid
a-counl, prunipied by lb aie.ir feeling
i b bmi maikel. A.n P'wlilen at
in I una wer 3 11 pulnl Hel higher,
Hhoush p.r lb lae ibri was a .r
Hal eetbs.k iiHiki lealutng. lb rloa
a I poiiiis luer vn ihiner, Smwr
nd uiuhanged la J poinit higher un
ih.r p.-ailini... Jult, t aln pel'teintwr,
:!e. hKeiMbr, 111; Mr.h, I
Ik market fur reltnad susar was
riiHtee and urlt'M a sdisn. d I
point by one nf th leading, tefinera
Iu lb baa's of to for tl gxnuiaieq.
lube' wai unchanged at I 10 l .'.
Tliei s a better inuuiry (or boih de
liiealte snd skport account,
ttefin-d fuiuira, nominal! rloaing, July,
Iter, bepteniber, ltr; Iwvembar, 0v.
6 a u cv IS
4 H oil rn to S
tiouth M Tel ...
II South p e 4s., US
I South Pao ref is.. IIS
4 South I'ao col Ir 4 3
14 S Ry n .,,.
14 Ry ron I
I South Ry gen 4.. l
III r n Kuger Is... s
I I II ill C deb Ts.,otS
II Third Av dl Is.. 41
I T till IS rtf,.,.o:
1 Tb Product 7..,.ll's
II I'nlon Pa.lfie l.t 4s II S
14 In I'ae it 4s .... 4
4 I'n I'ao ref 4s .... '
l td I'rug I IIS
4 l td Jly In 1st Is S
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I II 8 Realty t
l IT n Rub aa
13 I' M Hirel a f 6s.
t'lah P ft I, It...
44 Va.fr Chm 7 .
31 Va-fr t hin 1st Is
II V Ry I
4 West i;ier Is ,
I West lrn,l 1st
I West Pae la ,
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21 Westing r.ler B...107S 17
I Whlng ft I. B 4s
II Wick-Spen St 7s ..100s 1"
II Wilson ft C sf Ts.Ot 1S
I Wllaon ft 4' rv s l 11
3 pom fan Itil W I. in 10
35 fsech-HIo s rlfs..
Total aales nf bonds todsy wer
'I.OoO rompared wllh III. 737.000 previous
day snd 115.4.5. 000 a year ago,
7
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N. Y. Curb Bonds
13 Liberty id 4a
III Liberty let 4S,
83 Liberty 2d 4Ls
1031 Liberty 3d 4Vs
114 Liberty 4'h 4.. 99.9
ss victory 4
zo victory 3
Low 5:1
It 100.00
170 19.70
84 99.8
970 7
.3 9.I4
9. f90
....100.83 100.7 10IT:,!
....100.10 100.00 100.00
99 7
99 91
83
19 98
Foreign Government, Stale and Mnnlrapl.
60 Argentina 7 100 100 100
11 Chines govt Ry 6s 54 6 64k
4 City Bergen 8s.. ..110 11 no
6 City Bern 8s ....112 11 24 112
31 City Bordeaux Is .. 7 86 87
1 City fhrletianla 8s. 110 110 110
11 City Copnlign is. 13 2 .12
20 City. Lyons 6s .... 87 86 86
1 City Marseilles 6s.. 87 86 86
20 City Rio Janeiro 8s. 104 10j 10
4 City Ssn Paulo 8s ..104 103 104
7 City Toklo 6s .... 72V 71 71
I City Zurich 8s ....113 113 133
44 Dept Seine 7 14 9 94
25 Dom Csn 6s, 29.100 100 100
2 Dom Csn 6s. 31.. 18 96 8
45 Dtch K Ind 6s, 47.. 96 96
44 Dtch R Ind 6s. 62.. 96 9 96
14 French Rep 8s ....104 103 103
103 French Rep 7 ..101'J 101 101
.Tap let 4s 91 90 o
17 Japanese 4s 77 77 77
King Belg 7s ..10 107 108
25 King Belg s ....102 102 102
46 King Den 19 8 9
154 King Nethrlnds s. 17 6 97
1 King Norway 8a ..111 111 111
li King Sweden 6s ..102 102 102
lit Parls-Ly-Med (s .. 82 82 81
Rep Chile Is. 41. .106 101 105
10 Rep Uruguay Is.. .10 108 108
2 Stat Qunalnd 7a. .110 114 110
7 State Qunalnd s ..102 101 101
8 Stat R O d Sul I. 102 102 102
. 12 Swla Con 8s 118 117 117
98 K G B A I 6s, 22.108fV 18 108A
26 K O B A I 6s. 21.108 108 108
38 K G B ft I 6s, 17.102 102. 102
93 U S Braxll 8s 104 103 104
69 U S Mexico 6 66 6 66
30 U S Mexico 4s ... 66 16 66
Railway and Miscellaneous.
1 Adams Ex 4 76 76 76
2 Ajax Rubber 8s ..102 102 102
8 Am Ag Chm 7s.l03 103 103
8 Am Smelting 5s .. 13 12 92
46 Am Sugar 6s ...:i00 100 100
15 Am T & T cv s.,115 118 J16
25 Am T T c t 6s.. 97 97 97
11 Am Writ Pa 7s.. 88 87 - 88
z Armour ft Co 4s.. 90
23 A T ft S F gen 4s.. 89
1 A T ft 8 F adj 4s 84
6 At C L 1st con 4s.. 88
13 At Ref 6S
28 Bait ft O 6s
90
88
84
88
.103 103 103
..,.100 99 99
0
89
84
88
73 Bait ft O cv 4s .. 83 83 83
8 Bell Tel Penn 7s. 107 107 107
8 Beth Steel ref 6s .. 95 94 84
7 Beth Steel p m 5s.. 73 73 73
10 Brkln Ed gen 7s D.107 102 107
11 Cal G El 5s .. 15
16 Can North 6a ..112
28 Can Pao deb 4s .. 71
2 Cent Leather 6s ..97
6 Cent Pao gtd 4s .. 87
78 Cerro Pasco 8s ..122
150 C ft O ct Is 94
30 C ft O cv 4s .. 88
90 C B A Q ref 6s A. 99
4 Chi E III 6s.' 82
30 Chi Gt West 4s .. 1
96 95
111 112
78 79
7
86
121
93
87
98
81
1
71
66
7
86
131
94
87
99
81
61
71
65
61 C M ft St P cv 4s 72
69 C M St P r 4 lis. 7
11 Chi N W Ts 106 106 106
51 Chi Rys 6s 83 82 83
10 C R li P gen 4s.. 83 83 83
16 C R I P ref 4s.. 82 82 82
8 Chi W Ind 4s . 73 73 73
SO Chll Copper 7s ..107 106 106
48 Chile Copper 6s .. 92 91 11
3 Colo Ind 5s 78 78 78
2 Colo South rf 4s. 87 87 87
4 Col G El 6s 15 16 95
3 Con Coal Mrylnd 5s 88 88 88
7 Con Gas 7s 117 116 116
20 Cub Cn Sug d 8s.. 85 84 85
1 Cuba R R 7s A. 103 103 103
7 Cuban Am Sug 8s 106 105 14)5
1 Dele ' Hud cv is. 90 90 90
4 D M Ft D 4s ,. 63 63 62
26 Det Ed ref 6s ....103 102 102
19 Det Utd Rys 4s. 83 88 83
2 Dlmnd Mtch 7s..l08 107 107
14 Dpnt Nem 7s ,.107- 107 107
26 Duquesne L 6s ..103 103 103
US. Erie gen 4s .... 66 65 56
41 Erie pr lien 4s .. 66 64 4
z r isk Kuooer 8s
17 Framer I D 7
3 Gen El deb 6s .
41 Good Tire 8s
10 Good Tire 8s.
..106 106 106
..99 98 98
..100 100 100
31. .103 102 102
41. .116 115 115
3 Gnd Tnk Can 7s. 112 112 112
56 Gnd Tnk Can 6s. 104 103 103
4 Gt N 7 A 109 109 109
47 Gt North ls B..100 100 100
15 Hud ft M ref 6 A, 83 83 83
157 Hud ft M ad ine 6s. 64 63 64
13 I C 6s 101 101 101
6 111 Steel d 4s.. 91 91 91
1 inn steal 6s
6 Int Ag 6s
38 Int Met 4s.
194 Int Met. 4s ctf.
1S8 Int R T ref 5s ..
25 Int M M s f 6s ..
26 Int Pa ref 5s B. .
2 Invine Oil 8s ....
7 Iowa Cent ref 4s ..
99
79
16
16
71
97
86
97
IS
Kas C Ft 3 ft M 4s 79
K C S 5s 88
Kelley-Sprng T 8s.. 108
Lacka Steel 6s 23. 99
Lacka Steel 6s 60. 91
Lclde O St L 1st 6s 91
L S A M S d 4s, 28 94
L S ft M S d 4s. 31 92
Lehigh Valley 6s
Lift ft M 5s
99
79
16
1
70
97
85
96
47
79
87
107 108
99 99
90 90
91 91
94 94
92 92
102 102 102
fi 96 6'
99
79
16
16
70
97
97
38
79
88
LorlHard 6s 96 96 96
L ft N ref 6s ..103 103 103
38 Mkt St Ry con 6.. 90 90 90
zv Mariana uu bs .... 98 ss 98
3 Mex Pet 8 106 106 106
Mich 8 Tel 1st 6s. 98 98 98
5 Mid St cv 6s 91 91 91
1 Minn ft St L ref 6s. 48 ' 48 48
11 M St P ft SSM 6S.102 102 102
JlMKTnpltsA 83 87 83
214 M K T n sd 5s A.. 68 67 67
2 M K T 1st 4s ..81 81 81
z m f rer ds zs 100 199 100
30 M P gen 4s 65 64 64
4 aion row os a..... wi vb S7
1 Morris ft C 1st 4s 87 87 87
1 N C ft ot L con 6s.. 100 100 100
il . u T t 8 Ine 6S. 71 70 71
4 N T C col 7s ,.10 10 111
37 N T C deb 6s 103 in 102
N T C eon 4 83 - 8 81
N' T C ft St L d 4s 14 84 84
1 N T Ed r 6s ...109 109 109
19 NT NH ft H c Is 48 83' 83 3
II M Ml iHIH.ll II B7
8 N T O ft W ref 4s.. 7 75 76
. T lei a 4S 4S.107 107 III
1 X T T r (s 41 106 104 106
61 N T W ft Bo 4s. 68 17 67
r.nr south II A.. " S7 si
II Norf. ft Western is. 101 10 101
Low
81
63
97
106 1115
100 100
2:11
83
6.1
York. Msy 23. Strength snd
sctiviiy prevailed in the rurb market
sin itxiay, nui outtikn activities wer
concentrated in a few groups, wblrh
brought several Issues Into pronounced
prominence. Phllln Morris waa in i.reent
demand and advanced 10 th new high of
-. rirsarii Aionrs waa strong.
Stsndard Oil stocks continued the innal
important features or the market. 8land
srd oil of Indiana moved up from 1 1 0 ,
to above 112 on tradlnc of over 15.000
shares, but tha gresiest gain was made
In Mandard Oil of Kentucky, which roe
to l BSS Inst S3 at tha close veaterdav.
both stock making new highs. Carlb
aynnicaie sola at 7.
Announcement wa made that th Mex
can oeannara nan, acquired leases on
125.000 acres of oil lands in the state nf
Tabasco, Mexico. Woodley Petroleum
made a -lew high on buy tig by tnteresta
sfflllsted with the control of the company.
rensiana 01 was stead v. selllnr st 16
to 16. Independence Lesd was the fea
ture ot the mining group, making a new
nign.
New Tork. Mav 23. Transactions on the
rew Tork curb bond market today were
as ioiiows:
Bonds.
Sales (In 11.000) HiKh
5 Allied Packer 6s .. 62
Allied Packer 6s ctf 63
I Allied Packers 8s . 97
1 Alum 7s, 33 ni
1 Am T ft T 6s. 22.. 100
It Am. T. ft T. 6s, 'i'l 101 101 101
' Ana Copper 6s 100 103 103
6 Ans. Copper 7s, '29 103 103 103
2 Anglo Am Oil 7S.103 103 yH
8 Armour A Co. 7s 104 104 104
17 Beth. Steel 7s, '23 106 105 1116
1 uetn. at eel 7, '35 102 102 l"2
48 Cans. N. Rail 6a 99 98 99
2 Can Pac 6s 101 101 Htl
i Lent t.teel ss ....104 104 104
-1 Cities Serr 7s C. 95 95 95
3 Cop Ex Asn 8s, 25.104 104 104
2 Cubs n Tel ,7s....l01 101 101
1 Cudahy 7s 101 101 101
Deere & Co 7s ..101 101 101
26 Em. Gas & Fuel s 100 100 100
8 Goodrich Tire 7s ..100 99 99
4 uun un is
2 Hood Rubber 7s...
1 Int R T 7s . .
104 Inter R. T. 8s, '22
4 Kansas G ft El 6s
23 Kenne Copper 7s .
Kings Cty Lt 6s
16 Laclede Gas 7s ...
7 Lib Mo A Lib 7s..
1 Llg-Wlnchest 7s
18 National Acme 7s 97
il xvat i,eatn 8s 100
4 NT NH & H 7s ... 91
. 26 N. Amer Edl 6s ...92
' 8 PhlltDDine 6 'is ... 99
16 ru b. c or w. J. 7s iui
30 Robert Galr 7s ... 99
4 Saks ft Co 7s 99
1 Sears Roe 7s, 22..100T
27 Sears Roe 7s, 23. .101 101 101
7 Solvay ft Cie 8s ..106 105 106
20 South Bell Tel 7s 102 102 102
14 St O. N. Y. 7s, '27 106 105 106
34 Stan Oil N X 6S.107 106 107
4 Sun Oil 7s 101 100 101
3 Swift A Co 7s. 25.101 101 101
16 Swift ft Co 7s 1921 102 102 102
z Tidal uasge 7s ....ids ms m
I Tol Edison 7s ....106 106 106
20 Un Oil Prod 8s 108 108 108
Utd Ry Hav 7s.l06 10s 106
10 Warner Sug 7s, 41.. 99 99 99
19 Winchester 7s ..101 100 100
Am Lt T w W..1II0 1110 10"
1 At G A WI 6s.... 63
1 Con Cop Min 7s.. 76
5 Comwlth Pow 6s.
48 Freeport, Tex
10.1 Int Gt N 5s .,
15 Int Rt 6s WT
27 In R A S WI
1 Magma Cop 7s
S El Hap 6s .
10 Union Oil Cal 6s ..101
Foreign Bonds.
180 Argentina 7s, '23 100 100
6 Argentine 6s 8 B.. 80
20 City Elberfelde 5s.. 6
1 City Solssons 6s.. 85
140 N. Y., N. H. F 7s 75
9 Russian 6s ctf . .. 20
2 Russian 6s ctf.. 20
13 Swiss 5s 102
48 U. S. Mexico 4s ... 47
. 3 Can Steam 7s . .
1 U S Brazil 7s
1 Mex Oovt a.
21 Am Light ATWW.
7 Com P. 6s
65 Freeoort Texas 7.. 124
40 Interbort R T 6s WI.79
40 Interhnro R T7sWI 95
3 Magna C 7s 108
24 Un Oil Cal s . . . .101
foreign Bonds.
I U. S. Brazil 7s., 97
.104 104 104
. 98 98 98
. 99 99 99
92 93 92
96 96 9li
.106 105 105
. 98 98 98
.100 100 100
98 98 98
.100 100 100
97 87
lllll
91
92
99
101
98
99
100
91
92
994
101
99
99
100 110
om rh (Mlaa,
Tork, May 21 A In" slump
In
New
puree of 101 1 on future niad th mar.
kat stslnn a Irregular one today, lb
lat rinsed atnund lb day low. II lo
1 point below th preilmis final ll.
The market was panow and null early.
but there wa enough new builng to llf
allies in 17 point in th first two
ImuiB. ilra.lually, however, ihia gm was
at and presaur imreaaed slightly
he eeaBinn ptniieeeed Th last hour
dealings wer featuird by nntirechl In
iraa in near month aelllng Th derlin
tinrd la be entirely tnhnlral snd nut
b4-ot on nutatd fsrtnra.
himt was uutrl. 20 omnia decline. !l 4 Or
i.tr iiiitmiinf upland
pnumern spot: llalve.lon. I 26c. II
points tie. line; New Orleans, ine. un.'hsng
ed: Saisnnsh. 19 ilc. r mints decline:
Augusts, 11.76c 13 pnlnis de. Una: Mem.
phis, ?. unchanged: Houston. 2 IQe,
;o point" decline; I. litis Rock. II Sic,
ii.cnnngeq.
Nrw lark (off.
New York. .May 21 Th nisrkel f,
reffee fututes opened t an BdvBllre of
to I nouns, but ib lltarillaii markeia
aeemed aotnewhat uneeitled and prices
her eaae, nlf during th day under a
llitt arattaritiv liquidation accompanied
nv reporta mat primary shippers
hoeing a disposition 10 offer little
mora freely. July sold down fiom 10 II to
lii.nic. nd Peoemtier from 1:7 In 1
with th market rinsing net un.hiuge.l
to alx points lower. hale wer esti
mated at shout 23.000 hags. May. in 14r:
July. 0 04c; September. .6e; October.
9 lie; December, 9.21; January, 9. lie:
Aiarrn. y "ic.
Spot coffee, mitet: Rio 7s. 10 H0r:
Mailtos, u a 111.'. t ost and ir.'ignt or
fera Included Mailing 3s and 6s at in 7'nC
14.10c for prompt, nnd 1.10) I I 80c for
forward shipment. Rio 7s wer offered t
in jo mr prompt, ana m iso ror June
shipment, American credits.
Hastings Banker
Heads Group Four
telrrtion of Off urn UM t
Mi-Cook Durinp Animal
Meeting Yesterday.
MtCook, Xtb.. M.y .'3.-cSpfcW
Telegram.) .Mimi-i meeting 'i
Group lour. Ner".k4 funkm' do.
t-uiibn, line toUV mol en-
iliuiiiic ami iiibtriifiive urrr'.
Cl"e to bAiikm vme rrni-irrrn.
William i. l-Ufiii. vne iitiu".i ...
the Crnifdl Trut roniatiy ot UU-
noi. tJciivrrrd an Buure".
'Mi mriiiraiu wa wtftl a le nrt
of any group meeting tbii yr;
Mt likJk women emenaiiir i
banker' wive at several ocial lunc
tinn during Hie ilay 'iJ evening.
More than -IHi pUtei were iam tor
Ihf banquet thi evening,
Ofiiirr for next er are. li evi
dent. O. A. Kiley, Hasting:, vice-
president. A. B. Wewn. V!rl,ry!
. l u k'enter
ecrrtary-treaiutrr, n. .
lloldrcKf. ,. .
The next meeting will c lieltl in
Hol'lrrge. t .
Classified Advertising Rates
Uo w &r SI? 1 un..cutlv. ...
No ads Uk.n for "
Thee rate aup y llhr to lb tny or
Bu'nT. DeVWAI. -''""X'-
In both morning and oysnlnf dily .pr
for the on chars.
CONTRACT R ATKS O.N
APfl.lCATION.
Want d cpld it tb following ef.
MAIN OITICE. "'"l!:h,nA7n
Houth Bid tin u,a -J,' 2
Council Bluff t btott BU
WANT At BEfKIVEn Rt THONE
ATLANTIC 100.
THE REE will not b re.pon.ibl for
mot lhn on lncorrct lnrtlon of an
Idv.rtlt.mcnt ord.r.d for mor. th.n on.
tuns.
CUMINO HCURS fOR WANT AOS.
Evening million r:-
Mormng Edition V'tsaturdly
Sunday Edition I P- Mbaturgsy
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
cars.
oltTKU Mr. Mary
months. May !3. at
Mary K.. ee !
residence,
I hlrago llutler.
rhlrago. May 33. -I'nder Influenc of a
more active demand th ton nf th mar
ket wa needier today. I.srs iuntl
tles nf butter wer bought, hut Iho sup
ply available wss also large, and most
of th dealers, sold uuits freely to r
dur stocks. I. oral demand wa good
and some Isrge blocks of butter were
bought for shipment east. The supply
of fin butter was greatly reduced nJ
lower scores, especially the undergrade
wer well cleaned up. Ninety scor cars
were scare nd In good demand for de
livery on contracts. Lower cor of
rentrallsed wer plentiful, hut In fslr
demand with som 34-89 score car sell
ing slightly under those prices.
New York tieneral.
New Tnrk, May 23. Wheat Spot firm;
No. I red. 1.44': No. 2 hard. II. 46m
No. 1 Manitoba, ll.Bo Vs. and No. I mixed
durum, 11-45 c. I. f track, New Tork to
arrive.
Corn Spot firm: No. i yellow and No.
3 white, gOtir. and No. 3 mixed, 79ic, e.
i. f. New Tnrk, all rail.
Oats Spot firm: No. 3 white, 10c;
Other articles, unchsnged.
Turpentine nnd Rosin.
fiavsn,nsh. Ga.. Msy S3. Turpentine
Firm: 6"ic; sales, 143 harries; receipts.
40 bsrrles; shipments, 251 barrles; stock,
1,933 barrles. ,
Rosin Firm: ssles. 750 casks: receipts.
3.114 cssks: shipments, 438 casks; stock,
68QuoteC'B"'n, 14 35; E, 11.35; F O. I4.S5;
HI. 14 SO: M, 14.10; N, 15.56; W O, 18.09;
WW. 16.60.
Thlrago Produce.
Chicago, May 23. Butter Unsettled;
creamery extras. 34o; firsts. 31033ttc;
seconds, 28029Hc; standards, 34ttc
Egg Higher; receipt. 41.133 caaes;
firsts, 2424t4c; ordinary firsts, 22
22V.c; miscellaneous, 23tH23Vie; storsge
packed extras, 27c; storsge packed firsts,
I6H'36c.
Krults.
23. Evaporated
Ap-
choice.
33c.
!7c;
extra
Dried
New Tork. May
pies Nominal.
Prunes Quiet.
Apricots Steady;
choise. Z9c; Taney,
Peaches Firm.
Raisins Easy; choice to fancy, seeded,
1314c. ,
New York Prodne.
New Tork, May 23. Butter Firm;
creamery extras, 36 37c.
Egg Irregular. -
Cheess Firm; stat whole milk fls.ts,
fresh specials, 18 18 He.
3U
7S
0 90
7s..l244i 122
62 H4
79V4 79
. .... 95 94
,...10814 10814
99V4 99
101
80
6
85
74
20
20
. 97H
. 13U,
.100 100
. 90 90
120
79
10S14
101
63
76
90
122
62 '4
79
94
10814
99
101
100t4
80
6
85
74
20
20
301 4 101
46 47
98 96
97
97
-13U.
ioo
90
120
79
94
1 08
101
97 97
Chicago mock.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248
Peters Trust, building:
Armour & Co., pfd 96
Armour Leather, com 12
Cudahy 65
Earl Motor 4 si
Llbby 2
Montgomery-Ward 23
National Leather, new 8
Plggley Wiggly 45
Stewart-Warner 42
Swift Co 103
Swift Int , 20
Union Carbide 66
Wahl 1 64
New York Drygoods.
New Tork, May 23. Cotton goods mar
kets were quieter today. Tarns also were
quiet and generally firm. The largest
lines of wool goods have been withdrawn
from sale preliminary to a revision up
ward on Rpme numbere when again of
fered. Burlaps were atroflger. following
bullish cables received from Calcutta.
Silks were generally Quiet with raw silk
holding steady.
NOTICE!
Our store will be closed all
day Wednesday, May 24, get
ting ready for the biggest sale
ever put on ; sale starts Thurs
day at 9 a. m.
24th ami O St. South Omaha
BONDS
Good Nebraska Towns and
School Districts at prices to
yield
5 to 5.35
Free From Taxation
C. E. Johnson
MUNICIPAL BONDS
211 Keeline Bid;.
Jackson 1720
What Will
The Market Do Next?
KEEP POSTED
Important developments
contained In this week's
market review regarding
th following securities: '
Kennecott Boston Mont.
Radio Corp. of Am. Callahan Z. A L.
Lackawanna American Loco.
Union Pacific Replegl Steel
Sinclair Con. Pierce-Arrow
Writ for free cop
P. G. STAF.1M & CO.
Member Consolidated
Stock Exchange of New York
35 S. William St., New York
Czechoslovak
Republic
8 Secured External Sink
ing Fund Gold Loan of 1922
Du April 1, 1951
Secured by a first
specific charge on
the custom duties
and the net profit
of tha tobacco
monopoly of the
Republic.
Price to yield about
8.10
The National City Company
Omaha Firat Nat. Bank Bktg.
Telephone lilt Jackson
fall-
u. Hurvivrd bv lour ni"-s, .'ii-
John llreen. Mrs. Beti Torler. Mr. J. . .
McKvoy and Mrs. J. A. flsrr. all ot
""runer! Wednesday morning yt
o'clock from Duffy Jolinsum s ;-hpel
to St. Jonn. chun h .1 :J. '"v'n "J
Itock Island at o'clock for Atlantic, la.
NOIU'ltl'UTP Loreue. Aged 21 rara
1 months and 1 days.
Kuneral will be h'ld from th home.
343 beward St., Wednesday morning
1:. Interment family lot at 'llm
mouih, Neb. Kor Information call . J.
Mark A -'o., HA. 0064.
BLACKWOOD l.uuuWs B., died May 21.
at hla home. 101 South Thirty-first bt.
Funeral services W'ednasdey, p. ro .
from the Burkett chapel. Interment
Vest Lawn cemetery.
CEMETERIES.
' BEAUTIFUL FOREST LAWN.
Visit nature's beauty spot Forest
Lawn cemetery, lt Is mor beautiful
thi spring than ver before. North
bound electric cars will tsk you there.
Oil at the new greenhouses at th
cemetery entrance. Office of th rerne
tery (north of city limits) and 20
Brandels Theater Bldf.
BURIAL, VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC sealing concrete burial
vaults. Recommended snd lor sal
by all leading undertakers. Water
... nM tn ruat. no wood to de-
cav. Insist upon the AUTOMATIC SEAL
ING VAULT rnsnufactured by Omaha
Concrete Burial Vault Co., HI N. 10th.
Omaha. Tel. Kenwood 1077.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
Stack A Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
ggAMBULANCESffSSJ:
Thirty-third and Farnam,
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertakera and Embalmers.
Phone HA. 0266. Offlc 8611 Farnam.
Hulse & Riepen,
Funeral Director. 1254 Cuming.
CROSBY-MOORE
WE. 0047.
24th Wirt.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON pi SSWZ
SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
& 8WOBODA. 141 FARNAM STREt-T.
L. HEND1CRSON. 1607 Farnam." J A.. 1258.
JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. J A. 190.
It's an interesting pastime to shop
from Bee ads, because you find so
many bargains.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births.
Sieve and Mary Juhas, 10S1 South
Twenty-third, boy.
Clarence and Irene Kenny, 2310 South
Seventeenth, boy. '
Lester and Ann Westcott, hospital, girl.
Joseph and Minnie Thomas, hospital.
Nels and Anna Hatselbalch, hospital,
i. i i... TChlta hnanifnl. hov.
Lawrence and Matilda Bolin, J618 Haw.
thChnarles'rand Kel'll Watson, 4244 Maple,
"charles and Add! Collins, hoipltal,
girl.
Alonzo and Marie Watson, 2902 Charles.
and Lllllsn Taylor, hospital.
girl.
Charles
girl.
Charles and Lillian Beek, hospital, girl.
Oiarlca and Amy Nlcol, 1634 Madison,
''Frank snd Helen Morong, 4421 South
Thirty-fifth, boy.
Henry and Ollv Forbes, 1605 Corby,
bF. W. and Ruth Elerlch, 6915 South
Winifred" and ' Leta Church, 4528 South
Thirty-third, girl.
Harry and Ruby Mortensen, 4320 South
Eighteenth, boy.
Sebastiano and Nunilata Marino, 2324
South Twelfth, girl.
Deaths.
Samuel H. Farnsworth, 12, 2437 Spaul-
dlKdward O'Neil, i. hospital.
Harry Emll Oustafson, 32. 4324 Franklin.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Licenses to wed wer Issued to th
following:
Harold L. Coffey, 22, Omaha, and Sylvia
L. Heiks. 22, Omaha.
John F. Hladek, 23, Omaha, and Clara
M. Poesch, 22, Omaha.
Harry Day Doudna, over 21. Omaha, and
Mary Corcoran, over 21, Omaha.
Robert Clark, 43, Omaha, and Josephine
Matthews, 44, Omaha.
Jake Mlscho. over 21, Missouri Valley,
Is., and Katherin Janulewicx, over 21.
Omaha.
Voll Sspho. 42, Omaha, and Ida M.
Warren, 3. Omaha.
Pater Z. Juzellunas, 15. Omaha, and
Bernlc Grakouskas, 21, Omaha.
W. Brownell Porter, 21, Columbus. O.,
snd Cecil 1 Swift, 25, St. Petersburg.
Fla.
Harold Nichols, 21, Greenwood. Neb.,
nd Franc E. Bauer, 21, Union. Nfr
PERSONALS.
LOST Leather purse containing Bible and
change; reward. 1321 Pine. HA. 1123.
LOST WRIST WATCH MONDAY; VAL
UED as KEEPSAKE. WA 503; reward.
LOHT PAIR OF SHELL RIMMED
GLASSES IN CASK. HA. 4S1.
FOUSD Money.
Manager.
ldeuUfy. DOt tit.