THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 1922.
Omaha Grain
Diph in easier felling is Liver,
pool which cauitd A lower opening
. fhsj Americas markets, Pficts b
held steady and shown bfttes tone
than for tome days past The
strength in com was the feature. An
oversold condition developed in that
cereal and horti were anxious buy
era, especially in the December op
lion. Numerous showers were reported
in the northwest, but light elsewhere
and the demand (or export grain was
low but the domettic demand waa
better (or ajl grains.
Omaha's run o( receipts consisted
of 19 cars ( wheat. 216 cars of corn,
7 cara of oats.' I car of rye. 2 cars
of barley and compared with 54
carl of wheat. 45 cara of corn and 14
cara of oata last year: shipments of
wheat were 10 cars, ol corn 64 cars,
and of oata 17 cars, and compared
with a total of 131 cars a year ago.
Cath wheat in the local market
was in good demand, especially for
the semi-dark and near-dark vari
eties. Those grades going at a good
premium over the ordinary kinds
prices were quoted 1 to 2e higher.
Corn sold readily at 1 to 1 Mc high
er; oats were 1-4 to l-2e up; rye
was quoted 2c higher and . barley
unchanged.
WHEAT. -
No. t hr winter: I tare, Sl.i.
No. hare wlnur: I car, II r cant
dark). Sl tTi S cars. Sl it: I Mr (71 per
rout dark, emutty), St 10; I car 4 serai
4ark. loaded out, smutty), II. IS.
N. S bare winter: 1 car (mar dark),
ll.ll; I car. 11.17: I ear (.61 Mr ceil
haa demsgtd, lesaed out), l U.
Ssmpls hard winter; I car, Sl.ee.
$No.i yllw hard: 1 car, 11.11; 1 car,
No. i yllw Hard: 1 car. II 11.
jj'JJ- Msad; 1-1 car (duram, smutty),
Ny. mlied: t car' (durum, smutty),
Ne." t durum: I car (amber), 11.11.
CORN.
No. S white: 1 car. 14 He.
No. I whit: car (special billing). Sic.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car, llMc; S cara. 1114 o.
, No. S yellow: s ears. Sltie; 1 car
(shippers' weights). IIUo; I cars, lie;
1 ear (shippers' weight), lie.
No. S yellow: 1 car, 140.
No. 4 yellow: t ears. 14c.
No. 1 mixed; 1 car (shippers' walfhta).
No. I mixed: I ear, II .
OATS
No. I white: I ears, ile; S ears. Sltte.
" wn! ear. I; car (heavy),
I tie.
No. I
. - .
i x- ear. lie.
CHICAOO RECEIPTS. ,
Carleta Today. Age.
wlMt II is
101 l(
KANSAS C1TT RECEIPTS.
at ill 4
corn J7
14 IS
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
wheat 41 17
Com tot a
Tear
Aso.
II
171
101
4
I
lit
10
Oats
41
4T
II
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT. RECEIPTS.
Mlnneacolla lot
11 14
Deluth 14
Winnipeg .........14
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND
(Carlots.)
111 . 77
1T . lis
SHIPMENTS.
. W4
Ate.
. i
161
10
1
Tear
Afo.
14
Receipt-. Today.
Wheat i
Corn 4
Oats 7
Rye l
Jrly s
Shipments-);
Wheat 1 84 40
Corn ............... 14 ' lit
Oat 17 SI 24
Rye ... 4 " 1
Barley 1 4
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
, (Bushels.)
Receipt Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
Wheat ...... 711.000 114.000 1,013,000
Corn ..1,111.000 l,IS7,00(i 1,074,000
Oata ........ 117,004 744,000 764,600
Shlpmsnts
Wheat, ,.... 111.00 I.1IS.00O ST4.000
Corn 141.000 713.000 1,444.00
Oata lil.000 1,340,000 111,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels. Today. Tear Ate.
Wheat and flour lis. 000 . 113,000
Corn 112,000 "
Oata 111,000 ......
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. HIT. June S.
Art Open. High, t Low. I Cleae. I Tea.
Wht
July
Sep.
Dee.
Rye
July
Sep.
Dee.
Corn
July
.
: Dee.
Oata
July
?
Pee.
Lard
July
Sep.
Rib
July
Sep.
1.11 1.1IM 1.12K 115 1.14
1.11 1.15 1.14K
1.1IH 1UK lliVs 114H M
1.14 1.14 K
LIS 117 1.11 1.14 1.11
1 .SS .10 .1 .11
.11 .1 .87 .11 .11
. ' -'. n
! .41 .10 .41 .10
.Si .
.44 .11 .41 . .44
.44 .14 .11
.11 .44 .11 .44 .41
.2 .S4 ,,
. .IT .IS .34 .14
.11 .! .IS .11 .11
.40 .41 .40 .40 .41
in " it.it ii.il n il ii.se
u.ir Vl.l HIT, 11.ST 11.17
12.S 12.SS
12.10 12.1
, 8. Loul. Ormln. .
' ' St. Louis. June . Wheat July, 11.11
bid; September, 11.12 aaked.
Corn July, 40 ); -i September,
S4c.
Oats July, Sle. " .
K ansae City Oraln.
" Kansas City. June S. Wheat July,
11.07; September. 1.0S; December,
ILeais. .
Corn July. ITe: September, Sc;
December, II c.
Mimneaoolls Oraln.
' KinneaDolla. June . Wheat No. 1
northern. 11.434)1.12; July. 11.35;
September, si.zihc.
i Corn No. s yellow, sjeysee.
Oats No. 2 white, 3!C)t!c.
Barley tsftsc.
Rye No, I. I SO 17c
Flax No. 1. 11.41 91.43.
Kaaama City Grata.
A Kaasa. City. June S. Wheat No. 2
hard. 11.17011: No. 3 red. 1.131.1S.
Corn No, I white. 57c; No. 2 yellow,
S7UcMe.
Hay 10 lower; choice alfalfa. 113.00
20.00; No. 1 -prairie. S11.0SOU.; No. 2
timothy, sis.seost.ta.
.; Clover .Mixed light. lS.O0e20.0.
; New Torts CefTee.
t New Tork. Jane . The market for
coffee futures waa a tittle easier today
under realising for ever the week-end
and re porta ef a lower Bantoe market.
The opening was 1 point te I polnta
fewer during tne aay. wnn aepiemoer
teaching It. 77c, and December S.ISe. un
der comparatively email offerings. Later
deliveries rallied a few polnta toward the
eloee en covering bat lest price, were
nearly the lowest at the day en deliver,
tea this side of March. - with the market
et S oolnts higher te 7 point, lower
Sale, were eetlmated at about Si. tot bag
July. 10.41c; September. 10.17c; October,
l.7c; December, S.ltc; January, .lj
March. S.TTe: Mar. t.tt.
' la the eeet and freight market Santoe
la and la were sooted at 14.lt te 14.3le
for prompt and 11-tie for August-December
hlmnant- Rla 7e were Quoted at
10:11c for prompt shipment and 10.15c for
jane en ipsa en t. American creaiia. in. lo
cal spot market was ejaiet at 11 te lle
for Rio 7a aad at 14 te 14 e for San
tee 4a.
The aMUslal eablea resorted a decline of
1 refe IB the) dollar baying rate, with
Rio unchanged te IS reia aad Santos
changed to It rate lower. Later eablea
reported a farther decline ef 71 te 10 rets
tba b.tu snmrket. Santos cleared
. bags for New Term. araaiUaa pert
reeetBC. 2(.tM: JaadlsAr. .. Rain
' was lewerted im aU distrtcU ef
Paula.
Kew T
' New
ajaekln
Je
snake, N. 2. 21
sua.
im IrretraUf. etoraa packed
gawajuwo.
Cheese Ii
fltry Uve. steady;
, smau sewn, usiua,
Market, . Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Oasaaa See Lea. Mire.
Chicago, tunc 9. While the trade
construed the government report is
sued alter the dote today a bearinh
and sold wheat and oat freely, early
wheat reversed its action later and
advanced 2dJ.ie from the 'inside
figures and closed jt&Hc higher,
with July leading. Corn showed in
dependent' strength and gained l!i
2U, tha Utter on December. Oats
broke after being higher early and
closed yM&Hc lower, while rye was
off mnc. - M
Local pressure and atop lots sell
ing carried wheat off ViQWic at
the opening, but excellent buying by
commission houses made its appear
ance, which the pit element attrib
uted as for the same intetest as has
been active on the buying side for
several days.. The surplus was taken
off the market and shorts started to
cover and -found offerings light until
July got to around at which
figure commission hopses sold freely,
and reaction came at the last.
Expert Demand Slow.
There wee some Hint of September
hy a cash heuee afalnet new crop win
ters sold try exporters at t Je under a
replacement coat. There was nothing In
the cash or crop nes t csuse any en.
tbuslaatle buying and further rslna were
reported where they will do considerable
food with the forecast for showers over
the northern part ef the belt. Export
demand was slow. although lata mea.
sst-es from the seaboard claimed foreign
era were asklnf for offers. Receipts, 11
a' bullish view ef the corn sltustlon
was tsken by locsl processionals. A sum
mary of the corn market by J. P. Grif
fin of J. S. Bachs at Co. wsa mainly re
sponsible for a change In antlment In
that train. Locale bought freely and
found offerings light, prices at the ex-
rem. J3 ev,r.,h,,1fr.Vw?U.
day. with December leading. Profit tnktng
checked the bulge. Country offerings
were email, but cash houses refused to
follow the advance and the basis In the
eample market was tie lower, as com
pared with July. Shlpplna demand slow
with reeelgta 101 cars.
Oats showed Independent weakness, the
government report being the main fac
tVr. and price at the jjj n!
law for the aeon, with the '"'ah th
oweat so fsr. Trade was ma my en
cash dsmand moderate with sales of 75.
400 bush.ls. including 11.000 nwh.r.
exporters. Ralna were reported where
Rye averleed lower with local, on the
crop outioon. s,spr. .....
mend slow with northwest a good aeller
of futures.
Wheat tradera are mainly b"'. u
sales to millers and exporters. The lm
oreselon among most operators Is that
thTehort interest has been reduced and
some of the operators have "
ion. aide. But va use are expected to
LmS between 11.13 and 11.11 for July
f,,4eome time with sharp dip. and ral-
'"winnlpeg December wheat la II IS. or
lUo nnder October. It costs 1 cents per
buVh." to carrV li until that date an
Chicago houses advocate buying there.
tu"mg thaTlt 1. equal to buying at II
""orrfhl. been oversold and a ood part
C pn.atc.,d,lV?h.nl,1bCuh1kC0,7 r agoX
ing c;.-, "... was the reverse and
?Srio.fmonyeT ' Coha. advanced
of late and corn elln.
refrV.V.'rn cent'iouth Dakota and
ha. Sad rains the past two days' benefit-
Ing the crops.
Omaha Produce
v. .h. .t of Kebraaka. de-
tZESttvt&nZi J roar'
k.ts and marketing; .
LIVE
i 1 Wholesale
Buying
, ' Price:
Wholesale
Belling
Price:
I0.40OI0.43
.300 .31
.20 .24
, .230 .25
.U .IS
Broiler. ........."
I,..hnrn broiler... .25 .S&
Hens, light , .JJf
Hens, heavy .30
.30
.31
Cocks
.100
.13
.20
Ducks
.150
.20 'IP .i
DRESSED POULTRY.'
.50
.27
..17
.27
Broilers
Hens ...
Cocks . .
c
4SO
26
13
25
...0-.
Duck. .
EOQS.
No. 1 .....
No. 2 v....
.22 , .23 0 .26
.17 .11 .22
Crack. ....
,. .ISO .16 .1H -i
BUTTER.
Creamery, ' prints.. V. . . f J ? g
Creamery, tub... ......... ?2
.2St
.17
Country, com.... .23 .26 ; .t
HAT.
Pralrl No. 1 upland HS5,iS
Prairie. , Ho. 1 upland 10.60(911.60
Pralrl. No. S upland. ,! ?S2,; 2
Pralrl. No. 1 midland 1H2JH2
Prairie, No. 2 midland J,-""'?,!
Prairie. No. 2 midland 7 00S.! S2
prairie, no. l towiana e.vwwiw.vv
Prairie. NO. 2 loyland 7.00 S.00
Alaflfa, Choice 22.0024.00
Alfalfa, No. 1 11.00 21.00
Alfalfa, atandard 11.00 17.00
Alfalfa, No. 2... lz.uvsj ie.ua
Alfalfa, No. 2..... 10.00 11.00
. - . STRAW.
Oat .' ...IS.00Otl.0S
Wheat 7.00 S.oo
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hldea: Green salted No. 1. per lb..
I7c; green salted No. 2, per lb., 506c;
green hide. No. 1, per lb.,40c; green
bides No 2. per lb.. I04c: green salted.
old stock, per lb., 3 Sc; green salted bull
mae P.O. i, per id., to; green sanea outi
hides No. 2, per lb.. Ic
Hone hides: Large, each. 13.00: medium.
each. 13.60; small, each, 13,00; pony and
gluee, each, I1.00O1.25.
sneep pelts: Qreen salted, as to sixe
and wool, each, 75c 111.00.
wool: Choice fine and h -blood, per lb..
27 0 32c; medium and -blood. per lb., 24
30c; low and -blood, per lb., 18 0 22c;
tuny wool, per lb., 1217c. .
Wholesale prices of beet cuts are as
follows: No. 1 ribs. 19; No. 2 ribs, .18;
MO. I libs, 16c; No. 1 loins, 26c: No. 2 loins
31c; No. 3 loins, 20c; No. 1 rounds, 17 c;
No. 2 rounds, 17c: No. 3 rounds, lc: No.
1 chucks. 10c; No. 2 chucks. 10c: No. 3
chucks, Sc; No. 1 plates, Sc; No. 2
piaies, ec; rio. piates. c
. FRUITS.
Bananas, per lb., 77c.
Orangea: Blse 214 and larger. 18.75
1.6; aise 250. tl.00OI.25; also 288, 17.00;
also 124, IS.60Ot.60.
lismons: stoxccordlns to .lie, 16.40
S.40. i
Grapefruit: Crabs, according to else.
se.vusyi.ao.
Apples: Wlneeap. according to aixe and
grade. tt.00O4.00: Ben Davis, according
te sue ana graae, .'.': newton rippins,
according te sise and grade. 13.60.
etrawaemes: crate zt-euart boxes, 44.71
Figs: 24 packages. cunses, 12.35.
Figs: Bulk, per lb., lie 16c. .
Pineapples: Cuban, according to alio,
f3.40O6.00. -.
Cherries: California, 4 lb. boxes, 14.00
eje.es.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New. No. 1. per lb., S4e;
new, pto. z. per id., sc; western, r.ei., o.
1. per cwt 11.76: Wyoming russets
aad pearls. IJ.J6; Idaho whites. No. 1.
per ewt.. 12.25 2.61; Red River Ohio, No.
L per ewt., 13.35; Oregon netted gema.
per cwi., .2.2a,
Sweet potatoee: Per bushel, 11.60
Celery: Tleaoav Ttei.4.
, Head lettaee: Crates. 13.54; per dozen,
SVttOLIt; leaf lettuce, per doxen. 20
.
Onions: Texas crystal wax, 41 IK, crates,
I3.4; Taxaa yellow, el lb. crates. 13.14
a..
CSBsmibars! Set hana. wee ei sa
Tesaa. par bushel basket, 4-4 dosen. fin
Cabbage: New. Be lb. ' suase.
Teaatoea: Crates, S baskets. 15.08 I t;
erw, awasuna. x.7tei.e9.
Radishes: Per doxtn. 15 20c
otneta aael Taralps: New, per dosen.
a.aeyaje - . . ,
Live Stock
Omaha, Juae S.
Recelple weret Cattle, Hte.
Offlalel Uililil a its 1 tit
Rheea.
ll.ttl
1.151
4.1 II
7.114
I. It
till
21.111
4.114
II Ml
31,111
Official Ti..Jav...... l.4o 7. It
(itttflmt .ul.v. . St If 11 140
Otfirtal TfcurMsy.... t ill ll.ltl
B.,,m,e . ng.r .... ... .
rivs days this week II. til 117
Name Ue la at wk.,.IO.Itt 11,711
Same days I w s ') H.Hf 11.114
wame .,71,, , ..ti,i.ii .
Same days year ago.. i. lit K.ltl
Cattle Receipts. 1.44 head. Steer
wera llve end fully eleedy luday aonte
ef the beat kind selling strong. Nothing
reel prim was here sad the day's to
was ! to en be'h light and heavy cattle.
Per the week the market is fully He
higher. Cows snd heifers were .pout
.lead today at the week's lt)!0o ad
vance. Aiorker and feedera have been
unchanged all week.tbe receipts having
been too light te make a market.
Quotation, on can la: Choice te prime
beeves. II 719 10; good to choice beeves,
II lie)! 71 lair te good beeves, If.tOO
III; common te fs'r beeves, 17. 197.11;
choice to prime yesrllnaa, i.st IS;
sood to choir yesrlmgs, II llftl ll; fair
to good yearling!. 17 ttfl.lt; common te
fair yajrllnge, I7 007 75 'choice to
prjme beifera. 0S)I.IS; food to cholc
heifers. 17. 2111.00; fair to good heifers,
It te7.l6; choice to prim eowa. It.loe)
7.00; good to c holes oows. II.SIO4.I0;
fair to good rowa, II 00O4.00; common
to fair cotre. IL00O 50; good to choice
lVS!H: ""0; fair to good feeder.
!I!J?!5!J: c""oa to fair feeders,
eood to choice etockers,
17 40OI.it: fair to good Blockers, 17 00
7.10; common to fslr stocksrs, SI.IIO
7.00; etnrk heifers. Il.50ttt.00; stock
rows, tl.i09i.il; slock rnlvee, II.I0A
11.10; veal cslvss. II.IOOU.7lt stock
hulls. II.00O4.I0; bulls, stsga. etc., ll.ll
OI.7I.
BEEP STEERS. '
No. v. Pr. .No. A. Pr.
' I? U 754 II II
l"l I 4 s II inoo I 10
J? J201 I 4 20 1111 I si
l 117 I 71 11 U0I S SO
j; ; uu 1 10
it 1100 1 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
I? 7 10 II 31 T 10
;; 10 434 s it
1 714 I 44
COWS.
1111 , 4 1 4 S4S 4 10
n. .....mi ii ' s mi , 1 01
I.. ....1410 7 1
, HEIFERS.
1 110 I 10
BULLS. '
1 170S 4 25 at
CALVES. .
J 1I " S 241 11 SI
I 141 U 10 -
Hogs Receipts, . 7,700 head. Trading
was actlvs today at prices mostly 5 10c
higher. During th early rounds first
sales were reported at atrons prices but
strength wss gslned early, good demand
being noted from all quarters. Light
hogs sofa at (10.I5O12.40. with a top
price of 110.41.- Mixed loada and butcher
weights. ll.l0O10.3t. snd packing grades.
It. 50 10.00, with extreme heavlea at
I9.000v.25. Bulk of sale, waa HO.OOtf
'v H009
No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
It. .431 ... I I SO 14. .151 280 I S 71
,0 : I0..271 40 10 00
64.. 301 ... 10 01 . 71.. 341 70 1 1
6S..25S ... 10 15 47. .151 v.. 10 20
71. .222 110 10 26 . 60. .271 ... 10 10
50. .Ill ... 10 36 Is. .210 .... 10 40
70.. 217 10 10 46
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 3,200 head.
Trading today waa mostly at pricea
steady to 2So lower, best quality spring
lsmbs sold at IU.00O14.2i. Fed lambs
opened fully steady and closed fully 26c
lower, top price for the day 113.00 was
paid for a short deck of choice 77-pound
overages. Sheep were .bout steady, ons
email lot of choice light ewes selling at
34.25, while extreme heavy native, weigh
ing around 200 sounds .old at 12.10.
Quotations onrsheep: Fat lambs, good
to choice, I12.60O1I.00; fat lsmbs, fair to
good, SU.00O12.26; spring lambs, 112.000
14.25; feeder lambs, IU.00O13.36: cull
"ambs, 19.00011.00; fst yearlings, 18.00
MfS: elVeiS?! 6.60; fat ewes,
its '5-00s'Jsi ft ewes, heavy, 12.609
, FAT EWES.
No.
87 fed......
Av.
Pr.
16 25
.110
FAT L'AUBS.
21 S native....
7ft
12 71
; Chicago Livestock.
. FJileA0' Jun . Cattle Receipts.
5.000 head: market arrive . , .nu
steady on all classes; some grasa beef
sua neners weaK to lower; psrt
load beef steers, 11.60, weight, 1,284
pounds: light beet steers and yearlings In
load lots, 19.40; tulk, beef steers, 18.40
8.90; bulk fat she-stock. I5.75O7.40; bulk
canners and cutters, I3.254.26: bulk,
veal calves, to packers, around 111.00.
Hogs Receipts. 32,009 head: opened
about steady with yesterday's best time;
closed 10 to 15c lower than early or
mostly 5 to 10c lower than veaterdav'a
average; mixed end packing grades off
uiusi, .up, siu.vo; ouik, tiu.looio.90;
pigs, steady to strong, mostly flO.000
10 Kft 1inU.ii.. ..... . .
.v.vv, ..WIUUTV. ffllUU.r.W,
Sheep and Lamba Receipts, 11,000
head; including 8,400 direct to packers;
market mostly 26o lower; top, spring
lambs, S14.60; bulk, I14.00O14.60; culls.
I8.00O8.60; lifht fed Texaa wethers. 17.50;
heavy native ewes, slow; I2.003.50.
Kansas City Live Stock.
ceipts, 1.200 head; market, beet steers
steady to higher; Colorados, 48.1009.60;
she stock and calves steady to strong;
cows, I6.00O6.25; plain and medium
kinds, I4.60OS.50; top vealers, flO.00
v.u, uno iuau - lex, veaiers, iiu.oo;
-. tf rf w ,.u,, u uijisr
classes steady; good yearling steers. II.8S:
ui.i. e i aue duiib, eo.uuQ'o.ou; caiiner
Hogs Receipts, 4.600 head; market
opened slow, latsr trading fairly active,
steady to 10c: ton. 110.65: hulk 17 mnA
260-pounders, fl0.40O10.55; few closing
saies, iiic lower; 500 to shippers; bulk
of sales, I10.J5O10.55; sows steady; bulk
of sales, 9. 2609.40; stock pigs 10c higher;
bulk desirable natives, fl0.76Oll.00.
Sheep Receipts, 1,600 head; market,
sheep and spring lamb steady; light awes.
yv.vv, omwi, VI.VV, VCSt B.UVO Spring
lambs, 114.00.
Bt, Louis IJreetoek.
V!f fl. Tjtul. Til y.... a ...
Ra.lnt. 1 RAA TI...U it
cannera, lOo to 15c higher; other classes
iuii vcaiera, ioc nigner at au.ou;
bulk, 26e lower at 10.7511.00; bulk beef
19.40 for 738-pounders; medium and goad
yearlings quotable at I7.50O8.76; bulk
beer cows, 5.254.00: canners. S3.0oa
3.25; bulk bulls, (4.00O4.50; medium and
arneiA afnrlc.ra IR 1E, IE
Hnn RAin.M li EAA U 1...
. i -v naii. jnai nci
v.v.eu, uuik, gooa iou to S4U-IO. butchers
110 fiKffiHO 75- llcl., 11.1.. , A BAra.n P. :
Visa, I10.26O10.50; packer sows mostly
8hA.n.Rialn,. 1 AAA i. j , . , .
-r " ' , u.vuv HUaU. ItXKrHV,
opened steady to 25c lower; closed fully
25o lower. Top, .Kentucky spring lambs,
114.00; bulk, natives. I13.2601S.75; light
envo, ,v.,vvv.,ii neavies mostly is. ou
St. Josenh TJve stvb
JnaAnh ' Tnm. O TT 0 n .
Markets.) Cattle Receipts. 1,100 head:
oeer cattle and butcher stock, mostly
steady; early sales, calvee, 60c to 11.00
lower; top light yearlings, 9.16; steer.
...vB.ijr to. to uowu; lew oaa loads, 19.00
Texas anapintln. e en n , .
-7 ....... .... 1 .t.wviu' .... ; ae-
alrable cows, mostly 16.00 down; a few
Jaa? u? t0 8.'5(: "'vaa early mostly
Ha.BwH..A(nta AAA 1. - .
7 " . v,wvu unuj lew early
sales to shippers and packers, weak to 6c
Mer tbu yesterday's average, bulk 170
w ..v-vvuuu ivvisnia, 9iu.4uvio.&o; .ver
age coat yesterday, 110.24 for 231 pound'
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.00 head
f.tlall5e.. .i'.!',.. t0P. . tiva spring
te
good wethers, 14.50; ewes, fl.to4.00.
, Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, la.. June S. Cattle Re-
r. v . ": lea steers and year-
Inn , 7 KAiS9i. .A. i . . . -
- b ...vw.o.ov, fimrnBi aieaay; warmed
uo steers snd veapllnffa t7 aba, in, ...
t''ffit4'5'751 ,at .cow" nd nsl'era.
tvvv.v.wu. leeueri. ea.euKjr.su; cslvss.
14.00 7. 50; feeding cows and heifers. II U
6.76; stockers, t.607.60.
tC ADA,. EA. . 1 -. . . -. . .
Hoga Receipts. 9,000 head; market
steady; butchers, f 10.00O10.40; lights,
810.46; heavy, f9.00O14.00; heavy packers,
IS.76O9.00: pigs, stags. f7.iS07.7t.
Sheep Receipts, 140 head; market
sieaay.
' Turpentine and Boaln.
8avannab, Oa June I. Turpentine
rirm; "ic; sales, zei narreis; receipts,
321 barrels; shipments, 400 barrels; stock,
1,565 barrels.
Rosin Firm: sales. S3I casks: reeelnta.
1.19 casks; shlpmsnts, 210 casks; stock.
Quote: B. 14.20: D. 14.2504 35; E,
tt.4504.55; F. 14.6604.75; O. H. 44.41;
L 44.70: K, . f$.00O5.6; 14. 16.20; N,
Ji.40; vr o, js.l.tn.io; w w, f.o.
CRT Kegs.
Kansas City, June I. Eggs Unchanged.
urais. sue. . ,
Butter Unchanged; creamery. 2Se
BBPkine. 21c.
Poultry Heavy, bene.- HOlSe; 1
lewer; broilers, unchanged. Stc, luestars.
Financial
(UeNioQinkQlacj.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Omaha Re Leased W ire.
New York, June 9. Probably the
simplest explanation of today's rather
emphatic decline in the stock ex
change Is the fact that - for several
days the "pools" and "syndicates"
had clearly shown inability to put up
prices, or in stocks, which had beeiT
bid up more extravagantly, to hold
prices where they were.
- Such visible, evidence of an ex
hausted speculation is always the
signal for another group of prolei
sional operators to resume activity
in selling for -the decline. They will
usually drag with thm a tubitan
tial company of belated outside spec
ulators top. the rise, who had read or
misread the familiar advice to clients
by commission houses those curi
ous bulletins which, to the untrained
mind, seem alternately to resemble
the oracle of Delphi and the report
of a fortune teller.
Today's declines were naturally
greatest in stocks, which, like the
"oil shares" and the "independent
steels," had been promoted with par
ticular violence in the recent artificial
market. ' ' V
Elchangs Bates Stationery.
Foreign exchange waa wstched with
considerable Interest, to see what Judg
ment It would naee en the Parle delibera
tions about a German loan. It appeared
to express no opinion whatever. Rates
hardly changed, a few early declines be.
In. orettr muoh cancelled before the
close. This fslrly reflected the judietouo
public's attitude towards . the matter-
that there waa no occasion yet te grow
excited and that we were likely to know
about th facta on Saturday than on
Friday.
By far the - meet striking fact in tha
separate weekly atatemenls of the 12
rederel reserve bank is tnst, in in
200.000 decrease In total holdlnga of re-
dlscounted bllla, every bank- In tha sys
tem participated. When it is also snown
that th present total rediscounts are less
by 11.474,000,000, or 72 per csnt thsn
they were a year ago this week the very
time when trade had reached the perled'a
lowest point of rsactlon and Inactivity
the returna might seem strsngely incon
sistent with belief In reviving trade.
. Paradox Explainable.
The paradox I. explainable, however. A
yesr ego, both private banks snd rsserve
banks portfolios were choked with loans
carried over from the reckless day. ef
1I1S and from the subsequent swift col
lapse which made It Impossible to pay
them at maturity.
' 'When French capital, which lately sub
scribed 4,700,000,000 franca to ons re.
construction loan. Is new preparing to sub
scribe 2,000,000,000 more It is not so dif
ficult to understand why our own bona
market holda up under hug requisitions.
Thsss accumulations of Invsstment capi
tal hava alwaya brought order out of
chaos In such economic tangles as hava
existed In Europe alnce the war. There
Is no reason' to suppose that the achieve
ment will not be repeated.
New York Stocks
Ranae of pricea of the leading stock
furnished by Logan a. Bryan, 241 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
' Thurs.
High Low Close Close
A T A S F ...... 19 18 18 99
Bait A Ohio .... 49 48 48 49
Can Pao 137 134 137 137
New York Cent .. 89 89 89 89
Che. ft Ohio .... 66 46 65 64
Great North. .... 77 76 7f 77
Illinois Cent .. .. 10
K C South 4 24 24 21
Lehigh Valley 45 44 44 66
Missouri Fac .... 21 22 22 22
N Y eV N H 31 29 29 31
Nor Pao 76 76 76 75
Chi N W 76 75 71 76
Penn R R ...... 42 41 41 41
Reading 76 74 74 76
C R I df F 43 40ft 40ft 43ft
Southern Pao .... 81 88 88 89
South Railway.... 24 23 23 . 24
C M Ac St F .... 2644 25tt 26 16
Union Paclfio ....137 136 137 138
STEELS
Am. Car Foundry.. 17 166 165 167
AUis-Chalmers .... 60 48 4814 41
Am. Locomotive. ..114 112 112 .115
Baldwin ixco ut 112 uz lit
Bethlehem Steel.. 78 77 77 78
Colo. Fuel ft Iron.. 33 88 '33 31
Crucible 76 74 74 76
Am. Steel. Foundry 38 37 37 18
Lackawanna Steel.. 74 78 73 74
Mldvale Steel 37 36 36 37
Pressed Steel Car,. 80 79 79 79
Rep. Steel & Iron.. 74 72 72 74
Ry. Steel Springs 104
oss-scnef field ... 47 45 1 45 U
U. S. Steel 102 101 101 101
vanadium 61 41 49 50
COPPERS.
Anaconda 64 62 '53 14
Am. S. & Ref. Co.. 62 60 60 62
Cerro De Pasco 38 17 97 snu.
CW1I , 31 21 21 22
Cb!m ., 11, 80 30 31
Cal. A Arlxona. .... .... 43
Inspiration 48 42 42 42
Kennecott 37 35 85 37
Miami ........... 80 80 80 80
Nov. Consol 18 II 18 11
Rsy Consol 177 17 17 18
Seneea 13
Utah 67 16 16 677
. . OILS.
General Asphalt.. 65 43 88 16
Ccsden j 58 . 48 41 51
Cel.. Peterol.; 46 64 14 66
Island Oil 1; 1 1
Invincible Oil 18 16 16 18 '
Mexican .Peterol.. 140 137 187V 139
Middle State. 16 14 14 15
Pacific Oil 44 43 43 64
Pan-American .... 71 69 61 71
Phillip. 68 56 64 17
Fierce oil 9 8. 9 9
Pure Oil 33 32 33 83
Royal Dutch ..... 44 .62 62 64
Sinclair Oil 38 36 36 37
Std. Oil. N. J. ...194 191 191 14
Texas Co 48 47 47 48
Union Oil 24 23 23 24
White Oil 10 9 1 t
MOTORS.
Chandler 76 74 74 74
Oen Motors ...... 14 14 14 14
Wtllys-Overlsnd ..9 1 1 9
Pierce-Arrow .... 21 ' 20 20 20
Whits Motor .... 60 60 50 60
8tudebaker .124 121 131 123
' RUBBER AND TIRE'S.
Fisk 17 11 16 17
Goodrich 43 41 41 42
neu-Bpring ...... sift 49 49 60
Keystone Tire .... 20 19 11 21
AJax 17 14 16 17
U S Rubber 64 63 63 44
XUUSTHIAi,B.
Am Beet Sugar .. 49 . 47 47 47
At G & W 1 40 39 40 37
Am Int Corp .... 48 46 46 48
Am Sumatra .... 40 40 40 40
Am Tele .'..123 122 123 123
American Can .... 49 48 48 49
Cent Leather .... 39 38 38 39
Cuba Cane 19 17 18 18
Cub-Am Sug .... 26 25 25 26
Corn Prod ..105 102 103 104
Famous Player. . 84 83 83 84
urnerai uiectnc. ,ieift isi iss ....
Ort. Northern Ore. 40 40 40 40
Inter. Harvester... 145 102 103 108
Am. it. as !.. pra.."toft 7v 10 104
V. S. I. Alcohol... S7 - 65 65 17
Inter. Paper tl 49 49 51
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 82 82 82 83
Am. Suaar Ref... 81 71 78 79
Sears-Roebuck ... 77 78 76 74
Btromsberg ax k si ez
Tobacco Products. 80 80 , 60 10
Worth. Pump..,.. II 61 53
Wilson Co. t 44
West. Electric... 41 1 60 10 41
American Woolen. 94 92 S3 13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil... 28 28 28 28
Am. Agri. Chera.. 44 29 39 44
American Linseed. 37 37 '37 ....
Union Bag pfd.... 45 41 45 . 66
Bosch Magneto 4o
Brklyn. Rapid Tr. 26 25 25 ....
Cal. Packing 77 : 77 77 77
rm Ou A Electric 47 86 86 87
Col. Graph 6 6 6 5
United Drug 77 76 76 75
National Enamel.. 63 61 61 63
United Frnlt , 141
LerHlard Tobscco..lt 155 155 ids
national LiCea e .an
Philadelphia Co.... 38 38 38 3
Pullman ....120 119 12jD 120
Funta Alegre Sug. 63 tl tift tift
flonth P. R. Sue... 64 5! 64H t
Retail Stores 46 44' 44 44
Superior Steel 35
II.L4I. F 28 27 27 28
Va. Car Chemical.. 31 11 31 Jlft
Total sales. 1.192.704.
Money Close. S per cent; Thursday'.
close, 1 per cent.
. Marks Thursdar. close. .M36.
Sterling close, 14.49; Thursday'.
cieee, si.tt. . - -j.
New York Bonds
(Tn Be It the only Omaha
Mwapaper which pubUahtw the of.
ftcia) close of the New York Stock
exchange bondO
New York. June Liberty Issues re.
tamed th.ir plate aa leader l the bend
market today, lour ef tnst group rie.
la te par or heller, d .a Site irreaulanix
snd cxveaional heaviuee is ether guv.
ernmwiii mens. -
Meauan manlfeaied further weakness
In th early trading,, but rallied, allheusn
turner bad It that th preeent renter,
enree between International benaere and
representatives ef the M.titen so.srnmeot
Would b barren ef results.
United Klmdum'e 4e were firm, re.
ardless ef Hi ea.m of British as.
rh.nge here. Cuba Republic ta ef lte.
Chile Republic and Chinese Railway t.
ai.o improved.
Toledo, m. ims and Western 4s, St.
Paul 4s. Brooklyn Ranld Trauit 7. mnn
Consolidated Oee 7. were I to I points
h.wer. but firmness waa shewn by Belli,
more and hln convertible 4e, Reeding
is, imnoia lenirai retutiding 4 and Rock
Inland refunding 4a Total . i. m.r
value) asgregeied III. I31.ee.
Bxcopung tn suereaaful effsrlng of
f:i0.0tl04 certificates of Indebtedness
by the Tressury department, ike .lav ...
devoid ef new underwriting.
Nsw York. Jane (. 199 r.n.i.. ...
lodsy high, low and closing prices ef
bonds en the Nsw York stock exchange,
and th tola) (ale of each bond;
v. a. Bobmu.
Sales On. ll.00) High Low 1 11
III Llbirty 1 ... .100 04 10 1 100 01
II Liberty Id 4s .... It II It tt 19 14
II Liberty let 4s ..100 04 100 00 100.04
SS Liberty Id 44 ..104.40 4I.IS till
611 Liberty Id ,ttae . .10 4 mn o laaee
ltot Liberty 4th sua. .loo t si ss me as
1692 Victory 4 ....144.74 1 44 104.41
11 Argentin 7a. ...... 100 14 14 jo
23 Chlneee Govt Ry 6s. 14 14 14
I City Bergen Is... .10 lot lot
1 City Rsrns S 111 111 111
17 City Bordeaux Is.. 11 11 l
S City Chrlatianla la. 110 11 lie
II City Copnhgn 6a. 91 91 91
tt City Lyon Is It 11
14 City Marseilles le. . 14 14 14
. I Clty'Rio Janeiro It. 101 101 101
I City Ssn Psulo Is. .103 103 101
I City Toklo te 71. 11 71
1 Olty Zurich ss ....111 111 jl
2 Dan Muni I A. ...110 110 114
21 Dpt Seine 7 .... 94 11 S8
14 Dom Can S 21,101 100 100
7 Dom Can Is II... 11 ,11 11
It Dteh E Ind 4. 47.. 14 94 94
110 Dtch E Ind 4 41.. 44 44 S4
15 French Rep I. ..,.14 11 101
IS French Rep 7s ..101 101 101
II Japanss 1st 4s .. 11 ll- 1
17 Japanese 4. '.77 77 77
S King Belg 7... .101 101 10814
17 King Belg I. ....101 101 101
II King Den I. 18 SS 11
1 King; Italy S... 16 11 11
lit. King Ntbrlnds 4s.. 94 17 17
It King Norway Is. ...110 114 110
4 King Sweden 6s. .101 101 101
II Paris-Ly-Med Is .. II 11 81
14 Rep Chile 8 41. ...104 104 104
I Rep Cuba Is -04.... 8 48 S3
1 Rep Uruguay It. ..101 10S 14S
36 State Qun.lnd 7s. .110 109 114
14 State Qunslnd 4. ..101 101 101
101 Swiss Con Is 111 ' 117 117
15 K O B A I 6s 11.109 101 109
It K O B sc I 6. 29.109 101 109
IIXOBI1 6s 17.102 101 102
71 U 8 Brssll Ss 104 104 ' 104
191 U S Mexico 6 17 tt 16
213 U S Mexico 4 41 45 47
Railway end Miscellaneous.
17 Ajax Rubber Ss ...103 101 103
14 Am Ag Chm 7..103 13 103
114 Am Smelt 6s .... 82 93 82
S3 Am Sug 6s 100 104 100
49 Am T ft T cv 6s. .115 116 116
' S Am T ft T col tr t 97 97 97
3m Writ Pa 7.. 87 87 17
21 Armour ft Co 4s.. 90 90 90
11 A T ft S F gen 4s.. 89 89 89
I At C L 1st con 4s.. 18 88 18
8 At Ref 4s 104 103 104
43 Bait ft Ohio 4s 99 99 11
111 Bait ft Ohio cv 4s 83 83 82
17 Bell Tel Penn 7s ..107 107 107
I Beth St ref 6s.... 92 02 02
20 Beth St p m 6s.... 91 11 91
17 Bkln Ed gen 7s D..107 106 106
1 Bkln R T 7s ctf st 78 7 79
5 Csn North 6s ..112 111 US
26 Can Pao deb 4s.. 71 77 71
1 Cent Oa Is 98 98 18
6 Cent Leath It.... 97 97 97
83 Cerro Pasco 8s.... 121 IIS lis
21 Ches ft O cv 6s.. 93 92 92
82 Ches ft Ohio cv 4a 81 . 87 17
25 C B ft Q ref 6 A.. 99 99 99
24 Chi ft E III 6s.... 80 80 ,. 80
8 Chi Ot West 4s.... 61 61 61
41 C M & St P cv 4s 69 69 . 69
23 C M ft St P ref 4. 63 63 63
18 Chi Ry. 5s 82 82 82
4 C R I ft P gen 4s. 83 83 83
12 C R I ft P ref 4s.. 81 80 81
11 Chile Cop 7s 147 106 106
66 Chile Cop 6s 91 91 91
- 4 Colo Ind 8s ....... 76 74 76
' 3 Col G ft EI6s...... 95 94 96
12 Con Coal Mrylnd Is 88 87 87
280 Con Gas 7 120 116 118
33 Cub Cn Sug d 8.... 85 85 85
12 Cub Cn Sug d 7.. 86 86 86.
2 Cuba R R J. A. 104 104 104 .
2 Cub Ab Sug 8. ..104 106 106
8 D ft R G Imp 6s.. 82 82 82 -
4 Dt Ed ref 6s 102 102 102
2 Det Utd Rys 4... 82 82 82
1 Dlmnd Mtch 7. ..107 107 107
83 Dpnt Nem 7. ..107 106 107
32 Duqussn Lt .,... 103 103 108
25 Erie gen 4s 54 64 14
6 Erie pr Hen 4s.... 44 44 44
14. Fisk Rub 8s . ..106 106 106
2 Florida E Cst 4s.. 90 90 10
3 Framer I D 7s... 98 98 ' 18
5 Gen Elec deb 6s.. 100 100 . 100
66 Goodyear T 8s 31. ,102 101 ,101
t Goodyear T 8 ti..tis litft nt
22 Gnd Tnk Ry O 7s. 113 '113 111
8 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s.. 103 103 101
41 Ort Nor 7s A. ......109 101 199
28 Ort Nor !s B.... 100 81 89
6 Hud ft M ret 5s A.. 11 81 83
5 Hud ft H ad In Ss.. 63 63 68
1 III Cent 6a ....1,01 101 101
6 III Cent ref 4s..... 87 84, 17
6 HI 8t deb 4s.... SI SI . 91
. 1 Ind St Is 96 95 96
11 Int Agrlc t 79 79 71
127 Int Met 4. 13 12 12
200 Int Met 4s ctfs. 13 12 13
113 Int R T ref 5s..., 68 68 64
24 Int M K sf S 97 97 17
10 Int Pa ref 5s B... 86 86 86
4 Invlnc Oil Is ...... 18 97 17
7 Iowa Cent ref 4s.... 47 , 47 47
12 K C Ft S ft M 4s.. 79 78 78
2 K C South 6 87 - 86 87
1 Ksll-Spring T 8... 108 108 108
21 Lacka St 6s 23 100 197,, 100
2 Lacka St 6 50.. 88 81 81
10 LS ft MS 1 4a 28. 94 94 94
- J Lehigh Val 6. ..103 103 108
4 Llg ft My 6s........ 97 96 97
22 L ft N ref Ss ....103 103 108
1 L ft N unified 4s.. 90 90 90
1 Mkt St Ry con 6s.. 89 89 89
5 Marland Oil 8s ....101 100 101
2 Mex Pet 8s 107 107 107
2 Mich Cent d 4s.... 90 90 90
13 Mid St cv 6s 90 89 89
S M A St L ref 6s.... 46 46 41
1 M St P & SSM 4S.102 103 102
SMKftTnpltA 83 83 83
II II K 7 new ad 6s A 66 64 66
, 79 M K ft T 1st 4s 80 80 80
5 M Pac ref 6s 28.... 100 100 100
25 Mo Pac gen 4s 63 63 63
2 Mont Pow 6s A 96 96 96
8 N O T ft M Inc 5s.. 72 72 72
29 N Y C col 7s 105 105 105
67 N Y C d 6s. 103 103 103
N T C ft St L d 4s.. 84 84 84
2 N Y Ed ref 6s..l08 109 109
36 NY NH ft H c 6s 48 80 79 7
1 N Y Tel d 6s 49.. 106 106 105
28 N Y Tel ref 6s 41.104 104 104
64 N Y W ft Bos 4s. 66 64 54
16 Nor ft West cv 4s. .108 103 108
11 Nor ft West con 4s., 88 68 88
43 Nor Pao p lien 4s. 86 86 86
2 Nor Pac gen 3s.. 61 61 61
121 N P-O N Jt 4s..l04 105 106
5 Nor States rf 6s A 91 90 91
It N W Bell Tel 7s .'.106 106 106
6 Or ft Cal 1st 6s.... 99 98 99
16 O 8 L gtd 6s ctfs. 104 103 104
33 Or-Wsh R R ft N 4s 81 61 81
2 Otis Steel 8s A 101 101 101
7 Pao G ft El Is 14 90 SO
4 Pao TAT 6s 27 96 97
7 Packard Mot Cr 8s..ll 107 107
1 Pan-Am PAT 7.102 101 102
33 Psnn R R 6s 109 109 109
19 Penn R R gen 6s.. 19 99 99
1 Penn R R gen 4s. 91 II 91
I Per. Mart, ref 5s.. 16 94 46
21 Peoria ft E inc 4... 37 35 36
13 Pro ft Ref 8. ......12 101 101
43 Reading gen 4s 31 14 84
I R I A ft L 4s. 81 80 80
1 St L I Mt ft 8 4s.. 87 ' 87 87
14 St L ft 8 F ad 4s.. 76 76 78
63 St L ft S F Ina 4s.. 44 67 47
11 8t L ft 8 F p In 4s A 71 71 71
2 St L S W 1st 4s.. 78 78 78
1 BtPftKCSL 4S II 81 II
41 Sbrd A L con 4s.. II ' tl II
49 Sbrd A L ad Is.. 27 26 31
16 Sbrd A L ref 4s.. 42 41 41
4 Sharon St Hp 8a A. 89 99 99
44 Sin Oil CT 7. ..104 14 104
It sin Oil col 7s.' 91 91 91
So Bell Tel ts.... 94 94 14
61 80 Pao cv 4s 91 91 91
, 12 Se Pao ret 4a 87 87 87 ,
5 So Pac col tr 4.. 16 85 16
II So Ry gen 64s.... 99 91 99
47 So Ry con Is .... 95 94 14
14 Bo Ry gen 4s .... 44 44 41
2 Se Prt Rie 8g 7s. 94 44 91
15 Stsn Oil Cal d 7s.l4t 144 16
Flaxseed.
Duluth. June t. Flaxseed July,
tlSU: Seotember. 11.41 bid: October.
j 12.310 bid.
I Tex ft Pas 1st Se.. SS St SS
48 Third Ave .41 Is. 6
4 Third Av. 4., 44 11 tit
f Teb fed 1 ,...ll 11 11
II Into, fee let .. 11, 11
5 I'ni.e Eae av I.... Sit. 11 93
4 I nto) P.a ref 4... 44 61 I
t Union Tank Cr 1.4 11 11
I t'niied Drag ...... Ill llt III
I Utd Ry la lit I r 14
t U Ralty I..,. 44 tt
II V a Rub 7 111 It! 1 lot
5 U 8 Rub Sa SS 11 44
US Steel ef I.,. .HI 11 !l
S l'th p ft L te ... t t st
S Vi.fr chm tb li l"i 1 V
1 Va-Cr Chm 1st I., tit, t 11
1 V Ry 1 s 44 S
S Wsbssh 1st 6 .... II SI
S West Kiev te 14 t 14
14 Weal Mi lad 1st 4. 41 41 41
I Waal P.e I. .... 17 11 17
S Weel Union 6e ..14 1(1 11
Wearing Kit It... 17 17 101
I Wheel ft I, SS 4. 41 41 11
I Vt'lck.Sp) St 1e .lt 11 II
II Wiisee ft O sf 7s,10t 101 104
3D Wilson ft C ev 4s.. 11 11 SI
I Wis Cent gen 4s .. 4 Its lo
It Dom Csn I II W.0 lot 140
t Cseche.Sle le ctfe, 17 17 17
Total sale of bends today ware 117..
III.!, compared with 114.071,006 prevl.
eue day and fll.ll.4t a year ago.
vN. Y. Curb Bonds
Nsw Tork, June I Following the flee
ing of a nsw stork at subscription there
wss trading tn the shares of American
Meiat common and preferred on the New
York Curb exchange this morning, the
common at 10 and the preferred et 101
te ll. both issues .bowing substantial sd
vsnees ever the subscription coats. Th.
tobacco group was a feature today,
Philip 11 or rla. which recently sold down
to It. edveared le II but reacted from
that Isvsl around midday. Tobacco
Products. New stock, when Issued, ranged
from 17 to 17 and th preferred at
II te . United Profit Sharing waa
Strong. .
Petroleum, stocks were generally In
supply at concessions, slthough thee I,
sues srs still comparative!, high. Stand
ard Oil ef Indiana Bold at 111 te 111.
and Kentucky declined from 101 to
140 followed by a shsrp rally. Inter
national Petroleum aeld at 24 te 21.
Msxlrsn Seaboard waa extra dividend and
demand continued good at around Its re
cent high.
Mining dock, wer quiet Mother lode,
we ejuottd lower because ef sailing ex.
dividend. Boston and Montana officials
msde favorable report ef the condition of
that property and It wee on ef th active
Issues la th mining group.
New York. June 9 Transsetlons en the
New York curb band market today wer
as follow:
Bait (In 11.400) High
4 Allied Packera I. .. 81
2 Allied Packer 8. .. 11
1 Am L ft T- 4. 107
i Am. T. A T. 4s. '21 100
1 Am T ft T Ss 24. .101
t Anacon Cop 4a ..100
13 Ana. Cop. 7s. '24 ..108
II Angle Am Oil 7.. 101
- 1 Armour A Co 7. ..104
I Besver Board Sc.. 41
11 Beth. Steel 7., '22 104
14 Beth. Steel 7s, 'IS 102
10 Csn Nat Ry. Is .. 11
12 Cent Steel ts ....104
14 Con. Gs. of B. 7. 106
11 Con. Tsxtlia Is ....100
1 Cop Ex Asa Is 22.. 101
5 Cop. Ex. A. Ss, '24 102
S Cop. Ex. A. Is, '26 104
I Dsere A Co. 7. ..101
1 Em G ft F 6a .....im
Lew 2:11
11 11
94 96
17 107
100 100
101 101
10 10
103 103
103 103
104 104
64 46
104 104
102 102
91 98
104 104
105 106
100 100
101 101
101 103
104 104
101 101
101 101
104 104
104 104
100 100
103 104
98 18
101 101
0 90
100 100
: 7 Oalsna Big Oil 7s. .104
- s uen Aspnslt Ss
18 Goodrich T 7. .
II Ouif Oil 7.
. S Hood Rubber 7.
S Humble Oil 7s
71 Interb. R. T. Is,
104 14
..100
..104
..18
..101
'22 90
is L.cieae as. 7.
S Llbby, McN. A L.'7.
100
S Manitoba 7. 98
5 National Acme 7a 97
IS National C ft S Is.. 103
1 Nat Leather da .... 13
IS NY NH A H 4s.... S7
89 N. Y. N. H. A H. 7s 16
1 Phil El 6s 108
II Pub. S C. N. J. 7s 101
2 Robert Galr 7 ..99
2 Eaka A Co. 7. .... 19
22 Bhawsheen 7. 101
1 Solvay A Cle I ..101
14 S. W. Bell Tel. 7. ..102
1 Stan O N Y 7. 26.. 101
; 1 Stan O N T 7. II.. 109
' IS Swift A Co. It. '21 101
2 Swift A Co 7. II.. 141
II Texa. Co 7s. ...... .101
I Tid.l Osage 7a. ...102
14 Tol. Edison 7a ....108 ,
18 Un Oil Prod 8s.. 107
7 Utd Rys Hsv 7s..l7
' 2 Vacuum Oil 7s... .106
-"llWest. Electric 7. ..107
, 10 Winchester 7. ..100
3 A O ft u I 6s...... 48
14 Un Gas 7a 110
6 Com Paw 6s to
ll Con Gas Bait 4s.. 19
161 Freeport, Tex, 7s... 160
211 Int G N ta 65
S Magma Cop 7. ,.108
4 M ft M 7. ........ 19
10 Un Oil Cal 6..... ..101
Foreign Bonds.
5 Argentine 7. 22 ....104
. S45 N. Y N. H. Fr. 7. 71
" 21 Swls. . ........102
117 V 8 Mexico 4..... 39
115 Mex govt 5. , 17
20 U 8 Braxll' 7. .... SS
6
97
96
97
103
99
97
103
99
st
86
86
103 103
101 101
99 91
98 98
103 108
105 105
102 102
101 101
109 109
101 101
103 101
101ft .01
101 101
luaft 105ft
107 107
107 107
106 106
107 107
100 100
63 63
110 110ft
90 90
99 99
148 149
44 64
10a 101
9 99
iv 1. - ivi
99 89
70 70
101ft .103
88 39
17 17
86 86
New Tork Cotton.
Nsw Tork, June 9. After early hesita
tion, the cotton market resumed Its ad
vance today and after gaining nearly
e a pound, closed at a gain of about
c' on most options. The ooenine was
narrowly irregular at IS points loss to t
points gain, but before the -end of the
second hour the list showed a betterment
01 zs to is .point from Thursday' final
prices, Th. market aaaln waa under the
Influence of weather reports from the
south, Nw Orleana was a prominent
Buyer, susines. incroassa a. tne seeslon
progressed and under new support from
th trade active and short covering, the
list reached new high level, for the
lessen in' the afternoon. Price at th
peak were up II to 71 point. Profit
taxing orougnt about a modest reaction
and at the close tha tier waa 11 tn se
point, net better, except January op-
uonB, wnicn .nowea a lz-potnt gam,
Spot cotton wa. steady. 60 point, ad
vance, 22.610 for middling upland.
Southern .pot markets were: Galveston,
22.10c, 50 points advance; New Orleans,
32c, 60 polnta advance: Savannah. 21.81o.
60 polnta advance; Augusta, 21.81c, 50
polnta advance; Memphis, . 21.60c, 25
point, advance; ' Houston,! 22.60c, 60
points advance; Little pick, 21c, 21
points advance. . r
1 New York Sugar.
New York. June 9. The raw sugsr mar
kst wss a shade easier today and while
spot Cubas were unchanged et 3e cost
and freight, equal to 4.61c for centrifugal,
July shlpmsnt waa lower, belnr auoted
at 8 l-16c, cost and freight, equal - to
euro tor centnrugai. rorto Rices ana
Philippine Islands were unchanged at
4o c.i.t The day's business Included
snout 110,000 bags of Philippine Islands
and Porto Ricos at quoted prices; 62.900
bsgs of Cubsa for Juna and July ship
ment to operators at f.tOe snd 2.96c f.o.b.
Cuba; 7,006 bags of Cubas to sn eutport
refiner or operator, June ahlpment. at
8 1-ltc, cost and freight and 75.400 bsgs
of Cubas to a local refiner with outport
options. June ahlpment, at 3c, cost and
freight.
The raw sugar futures market was ac
tive again and price were essisr under
scstttered liquidation for over the week
end. Trade Interests and commission
houses were the principal sellers and
final prlcee showed declines of 1 to S
points. July. 3.11c: September, 2.12c;
December, 8.22c; March. 8.21c.
Th market for refined eugar was un
changed at 1.8004.00c for fine granu
lated. There wa a good Inquiry with
exporters again In th market.
Refined futures Nominal. Closing: July
and September. t.30c; December, .25e.
New York Hrrgooda.
New York. June 8. Cotton goods stif
fened and were more active today, fol
lowing the rise In cotton. Denims were
advanced c a ysrd In some quarters, to
a basis of 17c for 1.20s and le a yard
In other pieces. Yarns were, higher. Bur
laps showed, little change, the market
still being irregular because of the col
lapse In Calcutts. Silk production Is
slowly Increasing in the large centers.
Jobbers report a moderate business with
the tendency very marked toward email
purchase, for nearby delivery. - ,
New York Money.
New York. June . Money Call, easy;
high, S per cent; low, a per cent; ruling
rate, 3 per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent;
offered at 3 per cent; laat loan. S per
cent.
Leans Call, against acceptances, t per
cent; time, eesler; IS days, 4 per cent;
94 days. 4 per cent; six months, 4
per cent.
Mercsntlle Paper Prime. 404.
Chirac Prod ece
Ch f cage, June S. Butter Higher;
ereamsrv extras, tie; firsts. !4l4e; sec
onds 24 O 29c; standards, 25c.
Eggs Unchanged t receipts. 11.14 rases.
Poultry Alive, lower; fowl., 21c: broil
er, 11029c; roost are. 14c,
Steele) Wee,
tteei en, June The. i'"mmernl Weel
Bulletin lemerww will asyi
'White he msrvei st in eaatera se.
kaard he been eel meaarsiely arm,
II has nevertheless been veiy firm. In
the weel ike new flip le tavln tdi.
y .1 firm prises al.e Th .llen mille
ere generally eoupted, hile lb wor.ied
nianulactuier still find buslnu 1 at net
llow
Th primary market te a mi sealer
s top. making Marina, while good rnmb.
Ing wool ie firm. Vuik.hlr rfiect
th same rendition nf sffaire."
The l ommemsi weei nuiienn - lomer.
row will pubiieh wool uuvutlan fol
ios et
Ohio snd Psnnsylvsnla fle.cee- Pelalns
uaweehed. II 4 tie: fin unwsabed, 44 ft
4lei half-blend combing, te . blood
combing, 44 41c.
Michigan and New Yerh fleecoei Te.
lalne unwaahed. IIOI4r: fins unwa.h...
4144ei balf-ninod unwaanea. eir;
k. blood enweansd, oy.ici -k"i un
washed. 4s 44f.
Wisconsin. Misaeurt and aver. New
Englend; Half-Mood, 441ttc; -blood,
44 title I V-blood, 4104J.
Scoured baala, T line 1: mnmn;
11 iasi lir fine I menth. tl. 1061 tn;
California northern. II.ISOI.IS; mlddl
county, fl. 10O lit: seutnsrn, ikii
Oregon eaalern No. 1, elapl.- tl.34t
I II; fin and fins medium combing, fl.2
I. II; saltern clothing 11.100 1.30; val
ley No. I. II 101 II-, , .-, ...
Tsrrllery fin stsple choice. ll.fOO
III- u.blaad combine. 11.114111; -
bleob combing, 110 10c; -blood comb-
"pulled de'laln. II 150121; AA. tl 10
1.11: A-eupers. ft 10111.
Mohairs beat combing. 16 lie; bell
carding, 14061c.
" Iter Sitter. '
Nw York. June I. Foreign Bar Sit-,
vr 71e.
Mexican Dollars ite.
ALL WEEK
"The Green
Temptation"
featuring
BETTY COMPTOK, .
THEODORE KOSLOFF and
MAHLON HAMILTON
DanceaThrillaRornance
Alio
LLOYD HAMILTON
in "Poor Boy" . .
A comedy with a hundred laughs
t m'MI KiiSl
siSH ryE
Two shows k om.,
Cool as the Seashore
TODAY
IVAtlDA 11A17LEY
"Too r.iucii Wife"
Last Time
Tonight
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE ;
STARTS TOMORROW
"find the Woman"
Season's Beat Myatery Melodrama.
BEBE JACK
PANELS d HOLT
in m great outdoor story,
NORTH the RIO GRANDE
BEN TURPIN in 'Step Forward"
"June Jubilee" Bill
Opens Today
Headed by
VILLARD MACK
(HIMSELF)
In "Kick in"
6 Other Jubilee Acts 5
and Photoplay
Mats, 30c 1 Children 10c; Evenings 50c
STARTS TODAY
Charles
ORPHEUM
ALL WEEK
THE ORPHEUM PLAYERS
IN
"The Hottentot"
A Riot of Laminter
Mats. Tnea.-Thu.-Sat., 2S-5Sc
Sjipyt urrtr
"The Broken Wing"
See the Aeroplane Crash
A Big Dance
Will Be Given in the
NASHVILLE HALL. Nashville. Neh.
Naahville ts a new town live mile north
ef Florence en the Washinrton Highway.
SATUKOAT NIGHT. JUNK 10. 1Z3
Geo' Ordr-Excelleat Floor
Good Mueie
ADMISSION aOc
Ladle Free 2 Prises Given ef $2 JO Each
r ras srorj
M STATU A- bTIIMUPAT. NflTICESL
01 HON er!i.. June t. llll, M4 t I
)ere. S ntntha. IS Sari .1
r uneral HewrJar, s It m , from -Juhtieu
aauan eaepel, list rums'.
. .mermen, vea, 14., wnwt.rr. ,
Uurvlved by I wo erothefe, Hsrmsn n4 V
Aifreit of Omahai Motnsr, prolh.r t4 f
al.lerol ie4en. '
LYNCH Mr Junanna. sis II l.ara.
wmeer or me lata remmoeore James
I rnt li. Khe is survive by ons aau.Mer,
His. Mail. Hart ef New York, on
nieee. lira. Clear Sutton f Omsh.
funersl at unlay ftraooa from
John A Gentleman mortuary al I I.
Interment Holy aepulrlisr remelary.
II Icy Martha 1.'., ee II ..are. June S.
nil. el the home of bar sen, t. V.
in,',, in -no ih at.
Hotly le be mm front M N. I.
awanaun r ha pel Kaiurdey morning le
l.ynrlon. HI- fr Interment
tAKtKt.N Mr. FlnrsiKS, beloved wife et
a1, r. .araon.
Funeral Haturrlsy aflsrnoon from
Jhn A. (lentlemsn s mortuary at t. In
lermenl Forest liwn remetery.
CARD OP THANKS.
CABI DF THANKS.
W wish 10 thank our msny hind
frlende snd neighbors for the sympathy
and kindness shown us during the
1 death ot uur beloel njiehand and father
snd for the msny besutiful floral of
fering, laigned) Mr. Frank KreJIeelc
. and family,
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON fin ..VaV
iAY IT WITH FI.OWKRR FHOM HKAS
ewirniiUA. leia rannaAi iina.i,
I. HKSmcnsON. 1141 Fsrnam. JA. ISIS.
JOHN BATH. 1144 Fsrnam. JA. 1104.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST Urown traveling bag. betwssa Fre
mont snd Omaha, on BIsrK Hills trscK
or .Military rosd. Reward. Phone Truck
and Tractor corporation, Omaha. Doug
las Dill.
LOST Mlark traveling bag en Farnam
rer Thursday containing nurse's uniform
snl lady a wearing apparel, call AT.
2 ll or Bt. Joseph ho.pltal. Rswgrd.
LOFT i'm Tuesday, two whlls msres, ene
sorrei norse, one nay norast reward ror
return. Call at Tth and Orsce Bis., or
sddrees Box H-ll. Omaha Bee.
WILL pay liberal reward for return ef
traveling bag. a. A. K. en bottom and
under label, a. A. Kull, Oaklsnd. Neb.
LOT Bins of keys, two night Istoh.
three flat, on large brass, ons com
mon door key. Rewsrd. WA. till.
LOHT Ladles' gold square wrist watch,
vicinity 24th and Maple. Finder call
Webster 471!. Liberal reward.
LOST Dlark and whit Boaton Bull Tor
rler I months old. Answers to name of
"Pal." WA. 110.
STRAYED Two chestnut sorrel horeee, one
horse rnached mans. Suitable rewsrd.
WA. 1053.
LOST Dlsmond stick pin snd Elk cuff
button, Reward to finder. DO. llll.
LOST Blue silk bsg on N. 14th St. car.
Reward. KB. 1444.
LOST Canary, rewsrd. Csll Walnut 4111.
Found Two sorrel horses. WA. 4711.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FRATERNAL Aid Union will dance at
Krug park Friday evening. Ticket for
sale st Merrltt drug store, 111 8. 14th
St. Admission to park and ball room,
dsnce all evening, per couple, 11.04.
PERSONALS.
MATERNITY HOME, electrlo bath for
nervousness. 1412 Emmet, - Wli. llll.
MAGNETIC bathe; Violet Ray treatment
with maesagea. 114 S. llth. AT. till. '.
THEATRICAL historical masque costumes,
for plays and parties, at Lleben's, Omaha.
SULPHUR baths, Swedish massage, chl
ropody. Evenlnge to I. 201 & I4th St..
FOR nurses by the hoar or for massage
tall AT. 1188. er WA. 4211,
MASSAGE Emma Brott, 1717 Webster.
EXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC 1141.
RENT vacuum cleaners. 71c HA. 107T.
FISHER Bath, mass. 120 Arthur Bldg.
EXPERT masssge. 110 N. 17th St.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordion PleatJnsr.
ACCORDION, aide, knife, box plestlngt
covered buttons, ell etyles; hemstitch
ing, buttonholes. Write Ideal Button as
Pleating Co.. I0S Brown Block, Omaha.
Kes. Telephone JA. 1494.
NEB. PLEATING
ed. Button. 1101 Farnam, Sri Floor.
DO. 5670.
Chiropractors.
Pav.Brvn DR. A. N.. Chiropractor, 10?
Jd,llSVU Paxton block. AT. S74T.
WE. 4929. Office hrs.. 11 a. ra.-t:14 p. m.
Contractors.
GARAGES built, any atyle and slie, 1100 up.
Concrete work. Mlcklln Lumber At
Wrecking Co. Tel. WE. till. - .
CARPENTER work, contract or hour; near
and old work; reasonable. KE. 4664.
Screening and house-repairing. WA. 1144.
Dancing Academies.
LEARN to dance; summer clsssss; 14 les
son.. 14. Keep's, 1811 Farnam. DO. 1440.
.Dentists.
DENTAL X-RAYS, II each. IS a full set.
411 Securities Bldg.. 16th and Farnam.
- Detectives.
Independent Detective Bureau, 144 Neville
Blk. AT. BS01; night. WA. 1015; KE. 041
RELIABLE Dteci! Bureau, Railway
E. Bldg., JA. 20Ei night. KE. II1S.
JAMES ALLAN. Ill Neville Blk. Evidene
secured In all eases. AT lantte 111.
Dressmaking;.
Emhrolderlnir, dressmaking. AT. KIT.
Furriers.
r?TTRQ remodeled, rellned. cleaned.
UXVO Kneeter Alaska Fur Co.. 203
So 15th St DO. 7283.
Hauiing.
GRADE cellars, do team work. WE. 4114.
Kodak Finishing.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE.
The Ensign Co., 1607 Howsrd St,
Mattresses.
CITY MATTRESS CO.
Mattresses made over. New ticks.
Box Spring. Repaired.
Sill Cuming fit. AT. 4S7S.
Osteopaths.
DR. MABEL WESSON. Osteopath, 441
woria-tieraia mag. At. zieti. ja. B72t.
Printing.
EDDY Printing Co. SIS 8. II St. Do. 1147.
Paint and Paper Hanging.
p Tutpcairv n.(ti. -n . u i
ing done reasonable by hour er con-,
tract. AT. 27.- '
CLEAN paper, wash walla; exp. JA 144L
PAPERING, painting; low price. JA.IQ2I.
Patent Attorney.
J. W. Martin. Patent Attorney, 1711
Dodge, room SOS. Also Washington. D.
C. I help Inventor, .ell their patents.
Wedding Stationery.
WEDDING invitations and announcement,
printed or engraved: ssmpies sent upon
request. Brsndels Printing department.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS pri-c.
to buv back at email profit. OROSS
JEWELRY CO.. Omaha. Neb 411 M.
16th St Telephone DO. S44S.
GAITED saddla horses for rent hy hoar
or dsy. All are gentle. My personal
ettention given, to beginners. Smith
Crsne. proprietor.
OMAHA RIDECO ACADEMT. '
Ak-Sar-Ben Field. Phone WA. SOU.
HAVE your trees cared for by expert our
geone. not tree butchers; cavity work
and tree trimming eur specialty. Horn
' f q V E,. SI IS.
wanteo For Fourth of aJly for open
air entertainment ef It hrs.. vendaviiia
troupe. Correspond with Free. Com.
Club, Gothne Center, la.
WANTED For the Fourth, man with
portable dene floor. Frae concession.
Correspond with Pre, of Com Club,
Oath rie Center. la. .
WB boy. sell safes, make deske. ehew
caeea. etc, Omaha, Fixture at Supply c
8. W. Cor. llth and Douglas. JA. ST 14.
Oil AHA PfLLOW COMPANT, sfattTseee
r.,r in new ncae at nail price Of
new beda. 1 197 Canlas IL tie.
DR. Louis N. Rmernorr. idlsease. ef women
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