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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. JUiNE 14. l)2.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Omaha, Jum 13.
Grain marie ti gen rally were low
, er in h early iciiioo, but (ollow-
ma the initial DreaK prices eieaBiea,
'I here were reports ol the acaboard
buying of wheat, com and rya in
mall lot, iiretuinably representing
export uusmew. Messages irom tne
'seaboard, however, claim Europe
continues to retell Majiitobas and
winter. Offering! of Argentina
nil Manitoba wheat are made at
toncesaions. Report from the Cana
dian growing wheat crop are ex
crrdinslv brirtht.
Receipts at Omaha totaled 35 cars
the bulk of which consisted of corn
and compared with a total of 126
cart last year, lotal shipments
were 94 cara against 13S cara a
year ago. Cash wheat offerings
were in fair demand with prices
generally 'ic lower than yesterday.
Corn sold readily at Je to Te
lower price. Oats in good demand
with pricea 'jC lower. Rye was
(juotcd I;c lower. Barley nominal
ly unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. S bard: t rar (.mutty). SI M.
N'. 1 hard winter: i car (shipper
"HVIIi .1-11.
. K. S hard wlntert S ran. 11.10(4; 1
rar M par cent dark), 11.11.
No. S hard wlniar: 1 cara, (1
i No, t hard winter! 1 car, SLOT.
No. S yellow hard: 1 car, SI. I.
No. S yslloar hard: 1 car, I1.0IH.
..... CORN.
... No. I whit.: 4 cara, Hc.
No. S whlla: 1 rar. (ibn.
...No. I yellow: 1 car (shippers' w.lfhla),
. fi'.c; t car. ((tic
.vo. j v.now: i can, ue; I cara, Mtte;
' i . tai)prr weism.J, ..fie,
,' ... No. S mlxert: S-S car, 13c.
I . . No. S mixed: J- car (I par cent dam-
I ard), :c.
I . OATS.
No. S whlta: I car (apaclal bllllne).
. Ho; S car. Sltte.
I ., . . . RTU
I No. J; I car, SIVic.
Sample: 1 car. 7(ijc.
' 1 OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIJMCNTS
' . (Carlota) .
i ' - Week Year
TUrelpts - Today Aro Ago
Wheat 4 M
' Corn ! (A Ji
.Oat. k S 11 11
i Kr I 14
Barlajr 0 0 4
. . . . -, ' ; ' week Yeer
Shipments ( Today Aro Ago
, Wheat I it
Corn m U u
''at. , ; (10
Uys .... 0 7 0
"Vl'MARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
, , (Bushels)
' . Weak Taar
fcecelpts Today Aao 1 A no
Vh.at ....... 04S.000 474,000 OW.OOO
Corn ........ .1,201,000 1,(06,000 1,100.000
Oata 764,000 700,000 741.000
Week Year
thlpmenta- , Today Ago Ago
. Wheat (17.000 1,SS.000 (OS, 000
-fjrn 471,000 1,104.000 03J.0OO
tale ((4.000 106,000 (31.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
. .. Week : Tear
Buihels Today Ago Ago
..Wheat, flour 13S. 000 ......... (74,000
,Corn 170,000 5(4.000
Oata ' 120.000 none
WORLD' VISIBLE.
' Bu.bele . Today Aga Ago
Week Tear
Wheat! ..12.347.0OO"134,lft7,OOO 118.H70.000
f, Corn ... 24,7(1,000 31.170,000 23,032,000
Oata ... (0.302,000 C.420.000 (4,321,000
, CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
" .'." Week Tear
' Carlota Today. Ago. Ago.
.-..Wheat IS i' 37 (4
-Corn 44S . ; (63 508
Oata , 1( ' 150 178
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Wheat ..Ill 40 114
Corn -. '. 4S ' 103 35
Oata 10 10 S
8T. LOUIS RECEIPTS. .
Wheat (7 ,, 41 . SO
Cam ............... SO 157 " ; 67
Oata 36 20 44
, NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
W Minneapolis, ....... ,160 - 113 -,. 177
r.Duluth 43 : 47 132
Wlnalpee 35 204 ' , 222
'CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
""By Updlk Grain Co, DO. 2627. June 13.
Art. Open. I High. I Low. I Clone. Tea.
.Wilt. I 1 I I I
i July 1.0Sf 1.UH 10 I 1.1UU 1.00
- 1.00 1 1.10 1.09
J .Sept. 1.10 1.1 1U l.M 1.10H l.lO
! 1.0014 1.1014 1.10
I . Dae. 1.12K 1.14 VA l.lSVi 1.12K 1.13
1 1.13
1 Rya j !: I
July .(7 .( .07 M .17
8pt. .(4 .85lf .(4 .85 .84-
" Deo. ............... i ..... ,. .80
Corn - ! . .
July ,0i ..SI .(0 .60 .(I
i.-? .00 . .60
3tdt . ' .S4 .(3 .63 -S4
,.(4 .63 .63
'Ease. .(4 .(4 .63 .63 .63
.64 . .'.63 ,
' .'Oata ' : "' '
-July , .3( .55 .34 .34 .35
-.36 .35 ', .34
.Sept. .87 .37 .36 .36 .37
.37 . .37 : :
Dec. .29 .40 .30 .39 .39
. Lard
July 11.80 11.45 11.25 11.45 11.40 ,
Sept. 11.(0 11.76 11.67 11.72 11.(7
'. J(aj
J.July 12.10 12.12 13.07 12.12 12.20
Sept. 13.00 12.02 11.92 12.02 12.00
J;"' :.' . . Mlnneapolla Grain. . .
Minneapolis, Minn., June 13. Wheat
Caah No. 1 northern, $1.3S1.47:
July. SlSlHi Septerhber, 1.18; Decern
" bar. (1.20.
. Corn No. S yellow, (1(2C, . :
Ji Oata No. 3 white, 30931c. j
. Barley 44055c.
Rye No. 2, 82983o.
Fla No. 1. $2.380113 80.
"" Kainaaa City lira In.
Kansae City, Mo., June 13. Wheat
i Caah. No. 2 hard, fl.1101.S7; No. 2 red,
Sl.OOOl.O. ' '
i Corn No. I white. 6(c; No. 2 yellow,
(7He.
- Hay Steady to (0c lower: No. 1 prairie.
fl0.50O12.00: No. 2, f9.0010.00.
Kansae City. Mo., June 13. Wheat
Close, July, St. 03; September. SI. 02;
- December, fl.06.
Corn July, 56c; September, 58c; De-
- ; camber. We. - -
St. Loula (iraln.
" :'8t. Loula, Mo.. June 13. Wheat July,
" SI. 07; September, 21.08.
'. 'Corn July. 6c; September. 62e.
Oata July. 3Je. - - ...
. Mtnneitpolta Flonr.
Minneapolis, Minn., ' June IS. Flour
"Unchanged to 20c lower; family patent.,
t (7. 50 8.(0; ahlpmenu 42,000 barrel.,
Bran S1S.OOQ1000. v
Chicago Potatoea.
" Chicago. June) 12. Potatoea Dull; re
leeivta. (( cara; total United State, ahlp-
jnanta. (7S cam; Alabama aacked Bllaa
.Triumph.. S3.&0O2.75 ewt. ; Spauldlng
'. Roaa aacked No. 11 mostly S3.00 cwt.j
' I.ouialana. Texaa, Oklahoma aacked Bllsa
Trlumpha No. 1, f3.50J.76 cwt ; North
Carolina ataa barrela Irish Cobblere No,
- 1. S.S0O.7(; eastern ahora Virginia atava
barrela Irian. Cobblera No. 1, f7.i5Q7.60.
. 1 New York Caff ee. ' -.
"New Tork, Juno 13. The market for
Coffee futurea was generally lower today
. .vnder scattered liquidation or Belling pro
. noted by slightly aaaier Braalllan cables,
v better weather In Sao Paulo and a feeling
; that the aaaier ruling for European ex-
rhenge rates might restrict demand from
' .. T,.Vr in Braxll. - After opening 4
UJtolnta lower to 3 points higher active
month sold about S to 13 f points net
"lower with. July easing off to 10.15c and
t. V . wH T.. .Im. W. a f PW
1 potato up from the lowest on covering with
"X the market 0 pointa lower to f points
A 1 higher with, the very lata positions rela-
tlvely firm. Salea ware estimate at about
3(,00 bag.- July, lO.Kcj Septemoer,
10.01c; October, l.ISc; December, .75c;
-.limn, atlet Marcb. 9.64c: May. 9.55c
' ' Spot coffee waa reported la moderate de
. mill at 11 lie for Rio Ts and 14Hc to
14 for Santo 4a. Vary Saw offer for
. forward shlpmant were reported la the
'- coat and freight market. Offer for prompt
- shipment were) about unchanged. Includ
ing Santo S and (a at 14.10e jo 14.S0e
; and Rio 7a at K.ttc ta 10.(0e, American
. credit. . -;- v . ,
ir SavanaafX 6, Jan 12. Turpentine
Flraa. lc; aalex, zsa bbia; receipts, aae
RMs.; ahlpmrnls,. (9 kbla; stock. 1.2(7
: Hoaur -FTrm; sate, tis rasas; anin-
; meats. Tea casks; receipts, I.lil eauka;
V a tech. ((,((4 casks. '
'- - Quote: B, S4.10; D, S4 35; tR. S4.4; T.
f4.45; 6H. (4 5: I, S4.55; K i 0; M,
; S.n; JC, f5.1f; WO. f(.; WW, fHO.
Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha JU l aaisd Wire.
Chlcaso. June 13. Short covering
by some of the leading local proiet-
, . i j i-
aionaia causes a anarp auianco
wheat after an ear y break to new
Intat on the nreaent downturn. 1 ne
tinlth waa J-fKffiW nigncr. worn
held within narrow limits and lost
l-821-4c Liquidation wa on in oats
with the close down l-2lc. the low
est on the crop. Rye waa 1-2 lc
h inner.
There was nothinar in the newi to
cau.e uneasiness on tne part ot tne
shorts in wheat, but at the inside tig
ure, July waa off 7 l-8c from the
high of the previous week. Despite
neavy overniKni margin tana, im.
amount of early liquidation wae sur
prisingly small. The rally waa eas-
v tiainca.
The freeh sslea of the day war not
laraa. Liverpool waa err wia. w
mend waa alow. Harv.ating of the new
winter wheal crop la making rapid
progress.
naain sxa saw enoea.
Oommlsslon houaea and local traders
were on both aldea of the rorn niaraat,
but nrlc.a had a ranee of only e on the
nearby dellvarlea. Local bulla ahOW a
disposition ts buy the December on tne
breaka. cron renorta were lavoreoie.
Movement from the farm, .how a falling
off. Elevator Intereata picked up .pot
lota at Ve better pries compared with the
July. Receipts ware 114 cara, Exporter
bouarht 175.000 buahela here.
Lion datlon waa on in oata ana atop
loaa orders founa tne maraet noony sup
ported. It was Impossible to siecute such
orders at limits on the way down. Trade
was fair with aome buying credited to
cereal Intereata, Omaha houaea also
bought. Crop reports were decidedly
spotted. Rerelpts ware 72 cara.
Rve waa bought freely py nouses win
seaboard connectlona and a fair export
bualnesa was under way. Preasura came
mainly from badgers. "
ri( Note.
Renorts from the northwest, from ex
perts snd others who have been over the
wheat fie da. are most tavor.Die. in ina
middle weat and eouthweat there ia a
feeling that nothing of consequenc can
happen to the winter wheat crop.
John Bunnell who has been In Europe
for two months la back and talking bear
ish. Ha says Europe will not pay preaent
pricea for large quantities of hog prod
ucts, whlla laat year Europe bought free
ly at lower levela.
Not on y la tnera mora man anougn
wheat In the visible aunoly to provide for
domestic consumption for the balance of
the crop year, says Thomson at MCKin
non, but there are now receipts of 600,
000 to 7(0,000 buahela dally. Offerings of
new wheat are Increasing, There muet be
a better demand to overcome the weight
of old .locks and new offerings. -
Foreign ratea from Montreal declined (d
today following a rat of like amount
Monday. London rate ia now la 6d and to
Liverpool la Od. ,
' Vlalble (iraln Supply.
New Tork, June 12. The visible supply
ot American e-raln shows the following
changes:
Wheat, decreased 533,000 bushels. -
Corn, Increased 3,167,000 bushels.
Oata, decreased 680,000 bushels.
Rye, Increased 210,000 bushels.
Barley, Increased 236.000 bushels,
i f Dried Fruit.
New, Tork, June 13. Evaporated Ap
plesScarce, j
Frunee Quiet. ' .
Apricots Steady. ... ,
Peaches Firm,
Ral.ln. Eaay,
New York Central.
New Tork, Juno 13. Flour Easy:
spring cleara. S5.60O6.26; loft winter
straights, f6.7506.25;. - hard winter
straight.. f6.867.26. ' v-
Wheat Spot, steady;, No. 2 red, 11.27;
No. 2 hard, (1.28; No. 1 Manitoba, fl.32
and No. 2 mixed durum, 11.30 c. 1. f.,
track, New York to arrive.
Corn Spot, carely steady; No. 2 yel
low and No. 2 white, 77c, and No. 2
mixed, 77c, c. 1. f., New Tork all rail.
Oata Spot, eaay; No. 2 white, 4(0
47c. .
Lard Steady; . middle-west, (12.000
12.10. . ,
Other artlclea unchanged.
New York Cotton,
New Tork, Juna 13. Although moving
uncertainly at tiroes in today's early trad
ing! the cotton . market seemed to have
established Itself on the upyard trend and
scored net gains of 10 to 20 points before
midday. At first hour," drop Of 12 to 20'
pointa waa due largely to liquidation by
weak-kneed longs. . Liverpool's refusal
to follow the local decline aided in the
Improvement, which waa furthered in the
afternoon when the list met less resist
ance and advanced with renewed vigor. to
a level of 36 to 45 points gain over Mon
day. Realizing was absorbed and closing
pricea were around tho top. '
New York Sugar.
New Tork, June 13. The raw sugar
market was easier with Cubas quoted at
Stic, cost and freight, equal to 4.55c for
centrifugal. Trading was light, the day's
business consisting of only 21,000 bags of
Cubas to a local refiner for . July clear
ance at quoted prices. The raw sugar
futures market was easier under renewed
selling believed to be for out-side account
prompted by the decline In the spot mar
ket, , Closing pricea were at about the
lowest level of the day and from 4 to 7
point, below yesterday's final quotations,
although trading was less active. July,
2.81c; September, 3.02c; December, 3.10c;
March, a.9c.
in rettned a emailed inquiry waa re
ported for both domestlo and export ac
count, although there was no changa in
quotationa which range from 6.80c to
6.00c for fine granulated. ,
Kennea futures, nominal: cioaing juiy.
6.25c; September, 6.36c; December, 6.60c.
Drygoods, .
New Tork. Juno 13. Cotton goods mar
kets were quieter today with prices main
tained very generally in unfinished lines.
Further slight . advances were made in
some of the unfinished goods. - Tarna
old a little tnore freely. Silk gooda mar
kets tended toward unateadlness owing to
the sustained high cost of raw material.
Advances named In worsted goods were
ascribed to the advancing cost of wool.
Burlap markets were slightly easier.
Jobbers reported a ateady trade in amall
lots for immediate shipment and some
gain in forward orders.
Chicago Stocks. - r
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan, 246
Peters Trust building:
Closi".
Armour ft Co. pfd . 1 ............. . . . . 97
Arrdour Leather com.....,, 12
Edison com 132
Continental Motor 7
Earl Motor.... 4
Lfbby 2
Montgomery-Ward 21
Plggley Wiggly. 42
Stewart-Warner .................... 42
Swift Co 100
Swift Int. 19
Union Carbide .......a. 68
Wrigley 104 ,
New York Money.
New York, Juno 13. Money Call,
firmer; high, 3 per cent; low, 2 per
cent; ruling rate, 3 per cent: closing bid,
2 per cent; offered at 4 per cent.
Loana Last loan, 2 per cent; call,
agalnat acceptances. 2 per cent; time,
steady; 60 and 90 days; aix months, 4;
prime mercantile paper, 404 per cent.
'' New York Produce. - -New
Tork. N. T. June 13. Butter
Weaker; creamery, higher than extras.
3(037c; extra firsts. (3036c; pack
ing atock, current make. No. 2. 25 0
26c
Eggs Steady; freak gathered extra
firsts. 263(c; firsts. 24025c. -Cheese
Firm.
' Kansae City Produce.
Kansas City. Mo., Juna 12. Eggs Un
changed; firsts, 10c.
Butter Unchanged ; creamery, 29e.
Poultry Boilers, 2c higher- 37c; others
unchsaged: hens, 19c; roosters, lie
Mr
London. June 13. Standard cornier anot.
(1 pounds. 2s. (d; electrolytic, (9 pounds.
7s. (d; lead. 24 pounds, 10s; sine. 2(
pound.
Liberty Ivrad Prtcea.
New Tork. June II. Liberty bonds at
1 P. m. today: 3a. (100.06; aecond 4 a,
fto.92; 3rd 4s. fioo.oo: .fourth 4a
flOO.04; Victors- 4s. f 100.60.
Bar Stiver.
New Tork. June 13. Silver Foreign
bar. 72c -Mexican
Dollars 55c.
New Tork I-sMry.
New Tork. Jane IS, Pool try. Live,
steady: broiler. 1! ?-; dressed. Vaster;
wester chickens. SOfftta.
live Stock
Omaba. J
II.
haet.
Receipt, were;
OftiCJai alendav .
Cattla. Hags.
Mil
14 1.4
(.((
7,00
K.tlmet Tuesday . (,40
Two day this week 1(.(4(
Sam day last woek.14.tK
nam days S W a o 11.177
Ham day t w ao.lt.lM
am day year g. 14,0(1
10.400
(4.764
10.7.4
I4.IIS
SI.4T2
S0.I1S
I4,(l(
27.934
(.441
10.(11
)(.((
Receipt, and di. position of H slock
at Ih Union .to.- yards. Omaha, Nab.
for 24 hours eading at t p. m., June
in, i.isj
RECIIPTa CARS. -
Wsns.h n. It IS 1
Missouri Padfls Ry 14 S
Union Pacific R. R 70 St :(
u m r. w. Ry., saat S ( ,
C. A N, W. fty weat ... 40 40 .
l. HL P., M O. Ry. ... (( ( .
I'. H. 4 Q. Ry.. sast IS I ...
.-., n. I. m r east it 4 (
0 B. 4 Q . wast (0 40 4
i'.. it, 1. 4 P.. saat 27 4 1
Illinois Central Ry S 2 2
Chicago Ureal western By. a
.Total receipts
Armour 4 Co,
Cudahy Packing Co. ,.
.. 2(( H( 27
1475 KM 1313
1764 2034 14SJ
pold racking CO
Morrla Parking Co
439 10 ....
006 K'91 10(1
Swift 4 Co. S62 2171 1417
S62 2171
... 131S
J., w. Murpny ,,,
Lincoln Parking Co ..,
Wilton Packing Co, ..,
St. Clair
Hlggina racking Co. ...
Hoffman Bros ..,
Mayarowlch Valt
Mldweat Packing Co. ...
P. OD.a
124
4.1(
It
(
30
2(
12
11
(1
16
tV
12
30
430
16
2
7
20
71
(12
(7
IS
.... ...
.. ....
.... ....
.... ....
Omaba Packing Co, ...
John Roth Bona ...
south Omaha Pack. Co.
J. H. Bulla
R. M. Burru.a 4 Co. ..
Dennla 4 Francla
. . ....
... ....
.... ....
John Harvey
T. J. Inghram
F. P Lewis
J. B. Root 4 Co. ......
Sulllvsn Bros
Werthelmer 4 Degen ...
finer buyers (ia .... :u(
Klrkpalrick Bros. ...
Smiley Bros. ......
Total 7721 1092S 7(33
Cattle Receipts, (.400 head. Shipping
steers were In better demand today and
kinds than showed flnl.h sold fairly
readily at alrong to moatly 1016o higher
frlcea, handywelght. reaching a top of
9.36 and heavies (9.00. On plain and un
finished cla.se. the market waa asaln
alow and no mora than ateady. Cows and
nettera were ateady to strong and stockers
and f.edera fully ateady.
wuotationa on cattle: Choice to prim
beevea, f(. 7(09.00; good to choice beevea,
(i. 3601.66; fair to good teaves, (7.90 O
(.25; common to fair beevea, (7.(007.(6;
cholc to prims yearlings, f(.((OI.2(;
gooj to choice yearllnga, f(.(50(.7(; fair
to gooa yearnnga, 7.7-ja.24; common
to fair yearlings. (7.00O7.75: choice to
prime helfeaa, ((.0008 (0; good to cholcs
neirers, .;.say..oo; lair to good neiiers,
26.6007.25; cholcs to prime cows. (6.60
i.oo; good to choice cows, se.oooe.oo;
fslr to good cows, f4.750(.((: common to
fair cow., - (3.2(04.75; good to cholc
feeders, (7.(008.00; fair to good feeders,
(7.00O7.60; common to fair feedera. 56.35
O7.00: good to choice stockera, (7.60
(.26: fair to aood atockera. (7.0007.60:
common to fair stockers. (6.006.76;
stock heifers. S4.50O0 00; stock cows.
(3.50CC6.25: stock cslves. (6.5006.50: veal
calves. (7.00S11.7S: atock bulls. 85.003
(.60; bulls, stage, etc.. (3.760 7.00.
BEEF STEERS.
No, ... Av. . Pr. No. Av. Pr.
25...... (80 8 30 19 926 ( 40
34....,., 999 ' 8 60 70 1112 , 8 (0
13 1073 ( 65 30. .....1240 8 75
32 970 8 90 3S. 1141 9 00
20. .....1078 9 15
. STEERS AND HEIFERS.
6...... 016 8 00 (64 ' ( 2(
19 723 8 35 . 9. 748 ( 60
11 860 8 66 26...... 760 , 8 70
23...... (73 ' 8 75 11...... 116 ( 74
COWS. ...
(......1130 ( 25 . ,
HEIFERS.
(...... (71 ( 50 8 1055. 7 00
BULL8. 7
1 1150 6 00 . J ' '
. CALVES.
3 22( S 00 2.....V 140 10 00
Hogs Receipts, 10.400 head. Early
trading today was mostly around (c
lower, but with good competition from all
quarters the market strengthened with
tho bulk of hogs selling fully, steady and
with the close strong to a shade .higher.
Light bogs sold mostly a. fl0.10O10.20
with a top price of fl0.30. Mixed leads
and butcher weights, f9.70O10.10 and
packing gradea f9.25O9.60 . with extreme
heavies at (8.7509. 2u. Bulk of salea waa
f9.75O10.20.
'' HOGS. .
62. .251 ' 40 10 15 69..191V..;.- 10 20
28. .203 ... 10 26 ..
70.. 273 150 10 00 80. .214 40 10 05
76. .214 40 10 10 49. .349 140 9 60
46..310 120 0 70 60. .290 110 9 75
63. .261 140 9 80 62 . .272 .... 9 85
85. .251 . .. ; 9 90 -
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 7.000 head.
Trading waa alow today on all classes and
prices generally a quarter lower, beat
spring lambs sold at (13.50 and "clip lambs
moatly at (12.00, several loads of clip
lambs being offered today. Sheep were
25c lower on ewes and 2 6 50c lower on
wethers, fair quality ewea selling' at 16.00
.&;.60, wethers at (7.(0.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Fat
lambs, good to choice. fll.7512.25; fat
lambs, fair to good, f 11.0011.75; spring
lambs, fl0.5012.00: cull lambs. (9.00
11.00; fat yearlings. f8.0010.00; fat
wethers, (6.50O8.00; fat ewes, light, 25.00
O6.00; fat. ewes, heavy. (2.60O4.50.
Chicago Livestock,
Chicane- June 13. Cattle Receipts,
10,000; better grades beef ateers atrong to
10c higher; others mostly steady; better
grade yearlings, slow; top matured ateers.
(5.60; "best yearlings. f9.50; ., bulk beef
ateers, (8.359.00; she-stock, bulls and
atockers 'generally steady; veal calves,
mostly 25c lower ; bulk butcher she-stock,
(5.50O7.S6; cannera.and cutters, mostly
(3.2504.15; bologna bulls, largely 24.50
4.(5; bulk vealers to packers, (12.S0O12.75;
choice calves to outsiders, (11.00 and bet
ter. .".
Hogs Receipt., 80,000; opened 5 to 10c
lower ;t closed active moatly steady to 5c
lower than - yesterday's average; top,
(10.65; bulk, (10.00O10.60; packing sow.
moatly, (9.00 09. 50; pigs steady to shade
lower, (9.76O10.60; shippers took about
4.600; holdover moderate. -
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 9.000;
spring lambs, 60c lower; other classes,
mostly 25o lower: top spring lambs, (13.50;
culls mostly, (7.008.OO; good handy fed
Texas wethers, f7.257.50; one load
2-year-olds, f7.75: ewes, mostly (6.00,
down; top shorn lambs, f 12.00.
Kansas City Live Stork.
Kansas City, Mo., June 13. Cattle Re
ceipts, 12,000 head; steers, steady to
weak; early top, f9,20; stockers, steady
to atrong; choice Texaa kind. (8.25; com
mon, (4.00O5.50; calves mostly . 25c to
50c lower; good and choice vealers, (9.50O
10.25;: other classes steady. .
Hogs Receipts, 18,000 head; market
opened slow to 10c lower: later trading
active around steady; mostly 160 to 240
pound weights, (10.30010.35; packer top.
(10.40; shippers took about 300; bulk of
sales. (10.t010.35; throwout sows most
ly (9.00; stock pigs, steady: best, (10.09.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 10,000
head; odd lots native ewea mostly as.
breeders; ateady; lambs, 25c to 50c lower,
moatly 60c lower; top native lamba. (13.10;
better grades- generally fl2.6012.75;
Arizonaa, (13.00.
it . Sioux City 1Jt Stock.
Sioux City, la., Juno 13. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2.000 head; market steady; fed
steers and yearlings, (7.60O9.00; warmed
up steers and yearlings, (6. 5007.60; grass
cows, (4.50O5.75; fat cows and heifers,
t5.50O8.00; canners, 03.5013.60; veals,
(5.0010.50; feeders, f6. 00O7.00; calves.
(5.00W7.35; feeding cows and heifers,
(2.50O..75; stockers, (5.50O7.25.
Hogs Receipts, 0.000 hesd; market
steady to strong: butchers. (9. 86 10.30;
lights, (10.35: heavy mixed,' (9.00O9.76;
heavy packers, f8.50O9.00; native pigs,
(11.00: stags,. f7.(0O(-00; bulk of sales,
f9.85O10.30. .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 200. head;
market ateady. , -
St. Joseph Lira Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo., June J.3.. Cattle Re
ceipt. 1,600 head: ateady; beef ateers and
yearlings. (S.260(-((: best not sold; cows,
(5.2566.25; few cholc head up' to (6.60;
veal calvea, (9.00.
Hogs Receipta 7.000 head: a few ear
1v sales of light htgm to shippers and
packers around 6f lower than yesterday'a
average: bulk. 170 to 210-pound weights
selling at (10.25O10.f 0: parking sows
steady; average coat yesterday, (10.16;
weight, 254. , - -
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 4.000 head;
fat lambs. 254?6Ac lower; native springs,
(12.00; culls. (7.00OT.60.
v
( hk-ago batter. '
Chicago. I1L, June 12. Offerings f
butter wets liberal on the butter market,
but the demand waa a little more active
today, giving the market a stesdler ten
at the decline. Most of tho bualnesa on
0 score was done at 34 c but toward
. V 'lose many bids of 24 e were turned
down and there were a few sales at 36c
Trading In medium gradea was quite ac
tive at the regular pricea. Cara of Cen
tra! lied were weak and bard to aell and
90 .core could be bought at 34 c. with HI
and 2 score cars b-ing offered at 31 c
and 22c respecUvaly,
Rivancial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
Oaaaba Saw l.saaad M at,
New York, June 13, The stock
market, the wheat market and the
cotton market recovered simultane
ously today and the immediate cau.e
for the reverial of form from that of
yesterday appeared to be the same
m all three. Out aide speculators for
the rie who had overstepped the
line of prudence had been forced to
sell, but professional speculators for
the decline had seemingly sold quite
as heavily, and were not disposed to
ueiay in "covering" their sales by
purchases at the much lower final
prices of yesterday. On the stock
exchange the result was that after
a preliminary decline pricea ad
vanced with considerable rapidity
today throughout the list; the net re
covery even alter fractional reaction
4. I A. . I a
towara inc ciose, ranging in active
shares from 1 to J points. The
strength of the railway shares was
noteworthy. A few of them gained
more ground than they had lost the
oay Detore.
' On th whole, thla recovery nv. eul.
dene of the strensth of the aim.
alion, la th extent that It witnessed
ins prevalent conviction that Improve,
ment In trad and contlnulnz eaav monev
are th paramount Influence. That It
mean, return to th ..Idled .peculation
of a few weeka ago doea not equally fol
low. A speculative outald public," which
has boon aa roughly handled it in
th marketa of Ih laat few days la ex
tremely apt to spend aorae tlm in nurs
ing Ita financial brulae.. But tho flnan.
cial position Is nons th wore for that,
Th day's wrakneas In foreign exchange
atood out In sharp contrast with tho sc
tlon of thee other markets. Even alerting
decllnM 2 cents, reaching th lowest rate
.Inc Jun 1, and marking a decline of
4 for lha aeaaon's high level, reached
a week ago. Continental ratea, except for
ins uerman mara, declined witn darling.
With the existing lack of definite Infor
mation as to the probabla next turn In
tho German situation, the opportunity
open to speculstion for tho decline is
evident. At soms point In such a de
cline, however, th question of bona fid
exchange bills will begin to play a part.
New York Stocks
n.nn prices or tne issuing biockb
furnished by Logan 4 Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building: ,
. , . . . . . . .
, V , MA1LHUADS. - -
i . mga tow 1 tioss ion.
viose
A., T. 4 S. F ( 98 98 97
sti. oc oniv,,,, ia .1
Canadian Pao ....130 135 135 135
"xw ivra ten... so- asa ss
w vaio .... os o4 b-s niyg
Great No. 76 76 76 76
III. Central 103 103 103 103
K. C Southern ... 24 24 24 24
"i.n .auey ,, ' e3-t"0d- tus
mo. racinc zi 20 21 21
ll. X. OS it. niV S-j S
No. Pacific 74 74 74 74
uiia.u . w . . Yin liTt 7." 73T.
P.nn B W ! IL At J 1 K .1,
- " ... ... at,,. . I .B
RHilln. fill 1tl , 911.
C, R. I. 4.P 41 40 41 29
So. Pacific' 87 86 87 86
So. Railway 32 22 22 22
r Ull . O. -n .., n. . , All;
Mil oc OL. JT . ( J-l 29- . 7.
Union Pacific ....136 135 136 134
STEELS. '
Am. Car Foundry.. 164 162 13 161
.i.b-vi.iiii.ib .... . i ..n ei-s l h
Am. Locomotive.. Ill - 108 lot 110
Baldwin Loco 112 J . 109 112 109
Beth. Steel.. 7 75 70 76
Colo. Fuel & Iron.. 30 29 29 30
Crucible 71 , 68 71 68
Am. Steel Foundry 36 . 35 36 ; 15
Lackawanna 8teel.. 73 70 72 70
Mldvale Steel . 34 32 34 33
Pressed Steel Car.. 07 77 77 77
Rep. Steel & Iron.. 70 68 70 68
Ry. Steel Springs.'. .... .... .. -Ji
Slose-Scheffield ...42 41 42 , 40
V. S. Stool. v. ...... it 17 - 19 ,97
Vanadium 45 42 44 43
, . COPPERS.
Anaconda 62 60' 51 60
Am. 8. Ref. Co,. 69 68 59 67
Cerro Ds P.,Co..:. 36 S5 ' sl 11
S " V 20 19 20 19
n.l .29; 28 . 29 28
Cal. ft Arizona.... 61 61 61 g ,. ,.
C"nanea - 31 Sl ..
l?.a,,..n 4" 3"s 40 40
f.ncott 34 33 34 84
NevmC0n i's
m2h ' 12,4 "'a "5 J2
Utah, .......... .b;:.3 ,ll;4
Invincible oil .... 16 16 15 u
pacific on Hi y$ l
Ph'll'Pa 62 60 62 60
Pierce Oil 7 g u
Royal Dutch , 61 69 60 69
Sinclair Oil 34 341! ?i2
Standard Oil N J..186 ill JJ)4 ,J,5
White Oil 9 t , , lu
. MOTORS. - "
Chandler ......... 73U 7nti 11 7, u,
g?"rl Motors... 13 13" 18 13
Willys-Overland .. 8 8 8 8
S1-"?" .... 19 18 19 19
White Motor....... 48 48 48 48
Studebaker .. .....119 116 119 116
. , RUBBER, AND TIRES.
. ' 1 15 16 1(
Goodrich 40 (9 39 39
Kelley-Sprlngfield 47 45 . 46 45
Keystone Tire..,.., 18 v H ; 1T 16
fV ...16 14 15 14
V. 8. Rubber 61 69 60 69
INDUSTRIALS? n
Am. Beet Sugar.. 45 41 46 43
A.., G & W. I..... 37 36 .37 86
Am. Inter. Corp.. 44 42 43 42
Am. Sumatra...... 37 34 36 36
Am. Telephone.... 122 132 122 122
Amnrlmn Pan ail . c iz ..,y
Central Leather... 37 36 37 36
- ....... ion lttj , 18 a. . 15
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 24 24 24 23
Cnm PnsHnt. 10914. mnu. ..aa
Famous Flayers... 83 81 '83 82
Biirrai iiecinc... .... .... t..;. itil
Gt. N. Ore. 89 3S 38 88
Int. Harvester. 103 101 103 101
Am. H. 4 L., pfd.. 7 67 67 6
U. S. Ind. Alchol.. 63 49 51 50
Int. Paper. 47 47 47 47
Int. M. M., pfd.... 79 76 . 79 77
Am. Sugar Ref. ... 7.8 77 78 ,76
Sears-Roebuck ..,, 78 74 75 74
Stromsberg ....... 48 46 : 47 46
Tobacco PrnHfiof. . 1!. 9-17 . ..1
Worthington Pump 61 49 61 . 49
W"8.0,n ?' 4S . 43 ' 42 7
Weatlnghouse Eleo 69 58 69 68
Ath. Woolen 91 89 91 89
. MISCELLANEOUS. , -
Am. Cotton Oil.,.. 27 25 26 26
Am. Agri Chem. 40 38 40 - 37
American Linseed.. 34 . 33 33 33
Union Bsg pfd.... .... .. 6j2
Bosch- Magneto... 42 40 43 .40
Brklyn. RaDid Tr. 52Ti . 99 92.i ...J
Continental Can... 64 64 64 iu.
t-anr. Packing..., 76 74 74 76
Col. G. A E ... 85 (3 S4-83
Columbia Graph.-, 4 4 v 4 4
National Enamel. . 49 48 49 . 47
United Fruit... ...137 136 137 137
Lorlllard Tobacco. 154 154 154 164
National Lead..,. 93 , 92 93 92
Philsdelnhin. r'n 9 9714. i .99.,
Pullman 118 117- 118t4 118
Punta Ale. Sugar.. 49 41 49 48
South P. R. Sugar, . . . . .... .... 52
Retail Stores 63 62 63 62
Superior Steel 34 33 33 34
St. L. 4 8. F ..... . 26 25 26 26
Va. Car Chem.... 32 31 32 30
Total aales, 1,212,100 shares.
Money Close, S per cent; Monday close,
3 per cent.
Marks Close, .0031c; Monday close,
.0031 e.
Francs Close, .0894c; Monday close,
.0894C. .
Sterling Close, (4.48 Mondsy close,
14.49. ...
8a. Louis Livestock.
' East St. Louia. III.. Juno 13. Cattle
Receipts, 7.000; beef ateers, stocker steers,
canners and choice yearlinga, ateady;
medium yearlings, beef cows and bulls. 15
to 26c lower; veal calves, 60c lower; bulk,
(9.50910.00; top steers, (1.00; weight.
1.158 pounds; top long yearlings, (9.26;
e?6.00bulk, steers, (7.50 fe 8. 50: top heifers.
(9.60 for 726 pound averages; bulk year
lings. 17.7508.50; bulk cows, S5.00et.00;
bulk steers. (7.(008.50; top heifers,
(2.7604.36; bulk stockers, 15.600( 50.
Bogs Receipts, 16,000: fairly active, I
to 10c lower; closed strong; top, S10.60;
bulk 160 and 240-pound butchers, (10.35
010.46; pigs, m-etly (t.76010.25; bulk
packer sows. ((.7506.85.
Sheep and I.ambs Receipts, 1.600; early
sslea spring lambs, 25 to 50e lower: late
salea fully 50o down; choice springers
early, (13.10; bulk natives. (ll.6it?13 09;
iia-ni ewes, mostly aa.eo; neavies, (2.500
3.00.
1 New York Bonds
(Th Bee ta tis only Omaha
Msrapaper which pubUahoa the of.
fUial close of the New Yoik Stock
exchange bonds.)
Xaw Vsrk Ksnda.
New Tork, Juna II. following the
trend of lb slock list, deallnaa It! the
bead market today wei sntsller In vl.
uma, but steadier in Ion. A molt g ins
few features of mot than oiilnsr In
tere.l urs lha ar high retd of 100 II
mad by llberiy SWs. others of that
(roup clMlng at nomiasl lhange..
Ma -lean governmeal. sgaln gave way,
regardleaa af sUlemrnts that Mllsfasiory
aitlement was hoprd for in the ponding
confer.. reepecttng that country' ea
ternal debt. Kreii.h governments and
municipal also eased with Toki la,
Uaina xcedvd dacllne among domes
llu rails and Industrials, ths stronger
feature Including bouthern Psrlfle tel.
lateral 4a; Mlnneapoli. and St. Unit 4si
Chesapesk and Ohia convertible 4a
and 6s; ton tlenersl 4s; Missouri Pacific
4a and International and Ureal Northern
adjustments.
I .suss of fraction l en point were
uatalued by Chicago and Alton (Via. bt.
i'eoria and Kaalern Income. Chile Copper
l.oui. and ban Krsncl.ro Incomes, New
Haven 4s o! Hi snd the debenture (a,
(a and 7 and Cuba Can bug.r 7o and (a,
K.v.r.l new underwriting all for mod
trat amount.. Including a City of Hvra.
cuae (936.000 loan, were readily marketed.
Total sale (par value) aggregated (16,.
739,000,
New Tork. June 12. Following ar to
day', high, low rioting price af bond, on
th New York .lock exchange, and the
total salea of each bond;
, ' V. 8, Bond a.
Salea (In (1.000) High Low Clot.
6(5 Liberty 2s ...,100.17 100 04 joo.10
4 Liberty 2d 4 99 90 99 14 It 00
1!( Liberty 1st 4s ..loa.o 99 94 100.00
99 Liberty 2d 4s ..100.00 11.12 09.94
49( Liberty 2d 40 ..100.04 II 14 99.9(
OK Liberty 4th 4l ..100.04 09 94 100.00
S70 Victory 4s 101.00 100.66 100.00
. 1 Victory S ....100.00 19.00 9( 90
Foreign Government, Mala and ManJclpal.
102 Argentina 7s 100 09 100
12 Chinee Govt Ry la. 43 63 (3
T City Rem ( 111 111 111
47 City Bordeaux (a.. ( SS SS
IS City Copenhagn t( 03 91 11
10 City, Lyons (a .... 95 84 (4
20 city Marseille. .. (( SS ((
7 City Rio Janeiro (a. 101 11 101
T City San Psulo 8... 113 102 102
( City Toklo Ss 71 70 70
S City Zurich S 111 111 111
42 Dept Seine 7 92 12 13
IS Pom Csn 5s 39... 101 100 100
21 Dom Can Ss 21.... 96 98 98
83 Dtch E Ind (a 47.. 94 14 94
76 Ptch E Ind (s (3.. 04 94 14
39 French Rep 8a ....103 102 102
15 French Rep 7 1"1 100 100
20 Japanea 1st 4a .. Sl 91 91
IS Japan. 4a 77 76 76
6 2a King Belg 7. ....108 108 1l
II King Belg (a 101 mz 102
32 King J)en (a 98 18 18
(0 King Nthrlnda (a.. 97 17 97
1 King Norway 8a ..110 110 110
35 King Sweden (a .,103 101 102
10 Parls-Ly-Med (s .. (1 81 81
3 Rep Chile 8s 46 .,..104 104 104
19 Rep Uruguay (a. .'..106 105 106
33 State Qunslnd 7s ..109 108 10F
15 State Qunslnd (s ..101 101 101
18 State Rio O Sul (a. 101 100 101
43 Swiss Con 8a ....118 118 118
14 K O B 4 I (a 22.108 108 108
164 K O B ft I 5. 29.108 109 108
86 K O B 4.1 6s 37.102 102 102
104 U 8 Brazil 8s 104 104 104
(2 U 8 Mexico 6s .... 68 (( 67
43 U 8 Mexico 4s 47 '45 46
Railway and Miscellaneous. '
' 1 Adams Ex 4s .... 75 75. 75
32 Ajax Rub (s .....103 102 102
23 Am Ag Chm 7s .103 103 103
23 Am Smelt 6s...... 02 92 92
5 Am Bug 6s 100 100 100
15 Am 1 ft T cv 6s. .114 114 114
7 Am TAT col tr 6s. 97 97 97
21 Am Writ Ua 7s.... (7 86 86
14 Armour 4 Co 4s. (0 90 90
18 A T ft S F gen 4s.. 81 89 89
3 A T ft S F adj. 4s.. 83 82 82
2 A C L 1st con 4... 81 89 89
46 At Ref 6a 103 103 103
43 Bait ft Ohio 6a.... 99, 09 19
56 Bait ft Ohio cv 4s (3 1 (2 82
11 Bell Penn 7a. .107 107 107
2 Beth St ref 6s.... 92 02 92
19 Beth St p m 6s.. 91 Ot 91
' 5 Brsden Cop 6s .... 18 08 08
S Bkln Ed gen 7s D..106 106 106
5 Bkln R T 7s ctfs St. 77 77 77
4 Can North (s ..111 111 '111
57 Can Pao d 4s 77 77 77
1 Cent Ga 6s 08 18 18
2 Cent Leath 6a 97 17 97
24 Cent Pao gtd 4s,. (6 86 86
V
14 Cerr Psata Is ....IIS 110
(4 t he 4 Ohio r 6... 13 03 91
10 t he Ohio ce S 00 07 17
SO 41 St 4 U ref (t A., 00 09 00
11 1 M 4 H III St.. 70 70 70
0 (hi Ul W.at 4 Ot 0. 0s
If (t M 4 bl P cv 4t 00 04 04
It ( M 4 at t ref ( 11 03 (3
4 N W Is ,...l. e 106
SO ( 4 N W a ....110 eo I0
(I Chi Ka (a 11 (1 (1
15 V R I 4 l ret 4a.. SI (" (0
2 (' 4 W I 4a 73 73 ,73
( C (' CAUL gea 4 (0 ( (0
47 Chile Cup 7. ,t6 l4 l'U
(4 Chile Cup 0 90 0 00
. f Cola tnd (a 70 70 74
1 Colo Ho ref 4... 14 (4
10 Co () 4 V.I (a 04 04 04
13 Con Coal Mrylnd Sa. 97 17 7
170 Con (laa 7a 117 110 I0
13 Cub t'n Rug d (a... (4 (4 (4
10 Cub in bug d 7a.. 14 (4 (4
S Cub R R ! A,... 10.1 101 103
I Cub Am Hug (a 104 100 l6
l 4 H O Imp Sa.. 11 (1 (1
I let Kd ref la 03 103 102
T lt l td Rv. 40. ( 81 (1
1 Dlmnd Mich 7. ..107 107 107
S I'pnt Nam 7o ....107 1 07 107
It Punuenne LI a .,103
26 e"rta gen 4s ;.. 53
01
Si
0)
103
5.1
(3
I (16
4 Krle pr Iten 4.
, 3
S Flak Rub ( ,,.-...0ii
13 Frsmer I D 7s .. 01
0 dsn Kl deb (a 100
SO Goodyear T (a 31.. 111
IS Goodyear T (a 41. .115
S Ond Tnk Ry C 7a. 112
Ot
01
105M1 100
10i 101
115 116
113 113
14 (Ind Tnk Ry C ta.ioati 13
1 OS
lot
99
' (3
I4S Orl Nnr 7a A 109 109
45 (Irt Nor !a B..,,10 99
12 Hud 4 M rrf Ss A.. (3 (3
10 Hud 4 M ad In Ss.. (3 (3
(3
( III Cent S0 100 100 100
I Ind Ml 6 09 99 99
oa int Mt 4a u '4
030 Int Met 4a ctfs. 13
70 Int R T ref 6a (6
22 Int M M tt 6s (7
27 Int Pa ref Ss B... (6
t low Cent ref 4a.. 45
IS K C Ft 8 4 M 4a. 78
11
112
11
01
06
s
46
Ilia
61
0
80
43
71
78
II Ketl-Spring T Sa..l08 0s 106
0 Lacka 8t (a (0 M 81
10 Ijicld O St h I.t (a. 13 03 03
S LS 4 MS d 4s 28.. 04 (4 04
11 1,8 S MH d 4a 31.. 03 91 91
S Lehigh Val (a 103 103 103
t T.lg 4 Myers 6..... 98 98 98
S Lorlllsrd 6s 04 04 04
I L 4 N ref Ss ..104 108 1,04
3 L 4 N unified 4s.. 11 tl 91
40 Mkt St Ry con (a.. 88 08 81
1 Mex Pet (s 107 107 107
' IS Mid Steel cv ( 18 (I (0
1 M 4 St L ref Ss... 45 . 45 45
48 M 8 P 4 8SM 4. .105 101 101
4MKATnpl6. A 82 82 82
208 M K 4 T n sd (s A (( 65
2 M K 4 T 1st 4s.. (0 80
(MP ref (s 23 100 100
SO M P gen 4s 03 63
S Mont Pow 6s A.. 06 06
" 22 N O T 4 M Ino Ss., 71 71 .
66
80
100
63
96
71
85 N T C CO 7S 105 105 105
241 N T C d 6s ...103 103 103
1 NT C con 4s (2 (3 (2
2NTC8tLd4. (9 89 89
21 N T Ed ref 6. ....109 109 109
S NT NH 4 H c 0s 78 78 78
SO N T Rya ref 4a ctfa. (7 37 27
0 N T T d Ss 49 105 105 106
25 N Y T ref 6s 41. ...104 104 104
30 N T W ft Bos 4s. 04 63 64
10 Nor ft We. cv 6s.. ,107 107 107
0 Nor ft West con 4s. . 88 88 88
. 1 Nor Pao pr lien 4s 86 (6 86
S Nor Par gen 3a.. 61 01 61
166 N P-O N jt 6e..l06 106 105
10 Nr Sts Pw ref 6. A 07 97 97
19 N W Bell Tel 7a.. 106 106 106
12 O 8 L gtd 6s ctf.,.103 103 103
9 Or-Wsh R R A N 4s 81 (0 80
13 Pse G 4 El 5... 00 HI
4 Pso T 4 T 6s 96 96
SO Pckrd Mot Cr. 8s. 107 107
3 Pan-Am PAT 7.. 102 102
14 Penn R R 6a 109 109
30 Penn R R gen 6... 99 99
29 Penn R R gen 4a 91 91
10 Pere Marq ref 5a.. 96 95
28 Peoria A S Inc 4s. 35 34
12 Pierce Oil deb 8s. 100 100
4 P C C ft St L 6a A. 96 96
, 4 Pro ft Ref 8s 102 102
2 Reading gen 4s.... 84 84
16 R I A ft L 48... 80 80
77 Kt L ft S F adj 6s. 78 78
48 St L ft 8 F Inc 6s . 67 66
23 St L ft S F p I 4s A 71 71
SSPftKCSL 4s 81 81
50 Sbrd A L con 6a.. 68 67
18 Sbrd A L a1. I 6s.. 25 25
. 5 Sbrd A L ref 4a.. 41V. 41 i
90
96
107
102
109
99
91
96
36 .
100
96
102
84
80
78
66
71
81
58
25
41
3 Sharon St Hp 8s A. 08 08 98
80 Sinclair Oil cv 7s.l04 104 104
84 Sinclair Oil col 7s. 18 18 98
I Bo Hell Tel 5a 93
41 So Pac cv 4s...... 91
15 So Pac ref 4s.... 87
44 So Pac col tr 4a.. 85
93
91
87
83
98
94
66
98
105
68
' 93
91
87
85
99
94
66
98
106
68
74 so Ity gen (s .
8 So . Ry con 5s. . . .
83 80 Ry gen 4s
9 So Prt Rlc Sg 7i
09
94
66
08
- 85 Stan Oil Cal d 7a. 1054
86 Third Ave adj 6s. 69
3 Third Ave ref 4s. . 64
64
64
22 Tldwtr Oil 6s ctf.102 102 102
5 Tob Prod 7s 103 t03 103
"Speaking of Women "
I RVIN COBB points out that feminine shopping does
not necessarily imply buying. It means hard work
for everyone concerned but seldom results in a trans
action involving money.
' As a country minister once declaimed: "King Solmon
said, and I partially agree with him . . .". We only
partially agree with Mr. Cobb on this subject.
It is true there are still some aimless shoppers left. But
they are in the minority. Today most women as well
as most men are well-informed buyers, with a sound
basis for comparing stores and values. By buying
goods of recognized merit they save themselves the
throes of old-time "shopping trips" and at the same
time get a better and bigger money's worth.
Most women read the advertisements that appear every
day in their newspapers. They make a practice of
keeping strictly up-to-snuff on new developments, inno
vations and improvements. .They know just where to
go for "this" and who in town keeps "that." :
When they shop they generally know just what they
want, where to find it, and how much to pay. Their
knowledge saves them endless trotting, wearisome
questioning and haggling.
The advertisements have taken the "hop" out of
shopping. ' ?
Isn't that worth while?
. - , -
THE OMAHA BEE
14 On Pao let 4a .... 91 01 11
S Ln I'au ev 4a 03 01 01
S I'n l'e rf 4a.,,. (6 .6 (6
10 In Tnk Car la.... 103 oj ei
S Utd t'rug la ....110 lis 110
SUM Realty ( (4 05 06
I U d Rub lot !.! 101
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New York. Juna 12. The curb market
developed unespected alrength in all de.
partmenta today, showing an slinoat
uevtsculsr reversal at ths opening from
the besrUh pressur of yesterday's clue.
Hlandard Cdl storks wr In urgent de
mand and sums moved up In a violent
manner. Imperial Oil or Canada, which
tloavd yeaOrdey at 107, opened at 110 and
had a ftuli'k advance to around 113. Over
30,000 .hart f Indiana were traded In
at 102 to 101., and Kentucky. s
dlvjdeml. moved from 12 to above IS.
The wideat movement In ths Independent
issues wss In Cities Service., which ross
to 3)0. International Petroleum rallied
from 21 to 33. Mexican Seaboard was
strong, advancing from 42 t 44, and
the certificate, ranged from () to 44,
Fenrland waa active,
Thar were narrower movement. In th
Industrial laauee which alao allowed a far
alronger tone than prevailed yesterday.
American Metala common sold at 46 to
40, and the preferred at 104.
Motor alocka wet In fair demand with
a moderate aupply. ,
North American Steel wag traded In at
(( to 47. Punta All.gr right were
traded In at 2 to 2.
New York, Jun 12. Tran.actlona on
the New York curb bond market today
war as follows:
Curb Bonds.
(Allied Packer (a
1 Allied Packer 8s
S Alum 7b, 1033
S Amn Cot Oil (0
13 ss tr
! 96 96
.106 106106
98 98 98
106 '106V 106
7 Am L 4 T 6s
I Am L 4 T
..lOlt i(ii' 1"1
It Am T 4 T 6s, 22.100 100 100
26 Am T ft T 0. '24.106 105 106
0 Am Tob 7a, '23 ..103 102 102
' 11 Ana Cop 7a. '29
0 Armor 4 Co 7s
11 A O (s w I .
41 Beth 8 7s, '23 .
( Beth H 7a, '36 .
1 B U O Is
15 Can Nat Ry (a
1 Can Pac 0a ....
10 Cen Steel (a ...
10 Cen Stnel (a .
20 Ch U 8 6a b .
103 102 103
..103 03 103
.. (3 60 01
..104 104 104
..102 103 103
..106 105 106
.. 0( 96 98
.101 101 101
..104 104 104
..104 104 104
..100 100 1O0
24 Col O (. ctfs
36 v (3 25
3 Con O of B 7s.. (9 99 99
12 Cons Textile (s ...100 100 100
. 1 Cop Ex A (s, '36.104 104 104
1 Cuban T 7a ,...10( 106 106
0 Empire G 4 F (...101 . 101 101
02 F Tex 7a 130 . 120 133
SI Fed L Bk 4e ..100 100 100
S Gal Signal O 7a ..104 104 104
1 Gen Aaphalt Sa ..114 104 104
10 Goodrich Tire 7s ..100 100 100
( O Trunk (Ua
105 105 106
104 103 103
97 97 97
101 101 101
64 62 04
95 95 96
90 00 - 90
.90 96 96
99 98 98
IS O Oil 7a
13 Hood Rubber 7s .
4 Humble Oil 7s .
133 Int O N 6s
. 2 Inter R T 7s ...
. 36 Inter R T Ss. '22.
2 Kan Gas 4 El 0s.
2 Kings C Lit (s.
2 Laclede. Gas 7a ,
.100 100 100
4 I.lbby McN 4 L 7s 99 99
99
6 Magna C 7a ..
1 Manitoba 7s . .
1 Nat. Acme 7s
1 Nat. Lead (a .
107 106 100
...96 96 96
..17 n 17
.. 99 99 99
6 N. Y., N. H., H.
IS 86 83 4
1 Phil. Elec. 0s ...103 103 103
5 Phil. Elec. 5a 99 99 99
32 Pub. S, C. N. J. 7s 101 100 100
2 Robert Gair 7s .. 99 98 98
2 Saks ft Co. 7s . . 98 98 98
4 Hears Roe. 7s, '23 101 101 101
1 Slos Shef 6s .... 97 97 97
3 Solvay ft Cle 8s ..106 105 10514
11 8. W. Bell T. 7s ..102 102 102
2 S. O. N. Y; 7a,
25 105 105 106
1 S. O. N. Y. 7s.
10 Stewart War.
10 Swift A C, 7a,
15 Swift ft C. 7s,
0 Texas Co. 7s
'28 106 100 106
8a 107 107 107
'25 101 101 101
'31 102 102 102
..101 l"Hi 101
..105 105 106
7 Tidal Osage 7s
29 N. Oil Prod. 8a
106. 105 106
3 n. Oil Cal. 6. 101
101 101
8 U. Rys. Hav. 7a 107
12 Vacuum Oil 7s ..107
7 Valvorin 7a 99
7 W. Elec. 7s .....107
Winchester 7a 101
Foreign Bonds.
7 Argentine 7s. '23 . 99
15 City Elberfelde 6s 48
10 City of Mont. 7o . 97
'18 City of Pr. 7s .. t2
50 Mex. Govt. 3s . . 11
20 N. Y.; N. H. Fr 7s 69
20 N, Y., N. H. Fr. 4s 80
1 Pun. A. . S 7s ..100
5 Swiss 6S ..102
80 U. S. Mex 4s .... 40
18 TJ. S. Braxll 7s . 16
106 107
107 107 ;
99 99
107 107
100 100
09 99
. 48 48
07 97
92 92
11 11 I
69 69
80 80
109 109
102 102
38 ' 38
86 86
Tennessee Electric
Power Company
lol A Rot. Mertgeie Gel 4e
Series A,
Du 1SI7
First MortFeia eB 80,000
h. p. hjroWalactrle dl
pmant and othr aoosntial
propartUs of Company,
with not minis twice
bend inUraot chargoo.
Price yielding" about
630
Circular on requeit
Thi Nation.! City Company
Omaha Fh-at Nat. Bank Bld.
Telephon -881S Jaekoon
nClEY If GRAM
$12.50 buys guarantee option on 10,000
btubels sf wheat or corn. Urn fsb-onae iUtk.
A movsment of aa from Ptloo price rive
you an opportunity to taks (600.00; 4c 1400.00;
8c, (300.0A ate WRITE TODAY FOR PAR.
TICULAR8 ana FREE MARKET LETTER.
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(Successor. War Or. LalaflO1)
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Southern Pacific pBll.Am. Fdry.
Phillips Pet. . - ...
Callahan Zine Pur 0i
Cosden 4t Co. ; Texaa Pacific
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