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THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1922.
Bee Want Ad Rates
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
14 rer l'a each dey, I or I a
Ite ner line ee'h dey, I l S dey.
Ite per Mna earh day, I dare ar lngee.
3&
SI
r
Omaha Grain
Omihi, June. 16, 1922.
Cauadian tovernmmt report cU
mat's the acreage of wheat in that
country at 22,464,000, or 794.000
acrn irn than latt year; oata acreage,
I6,WJ,0()O, or 16,000 acres less tbaa
latt year; rye acreage, 2,060,000, an
increaM 01 u.uw acres.
Seaboard reports lata of two ear
(Oft of wheat sold to Germany. This
- wis about all the export business re
Dorted.
Tha Modern Miller says hot weath
er in sections of the southwest has
caused premature ripening of winter
wnrai, out no material aamagtj is in1
dinted.
Receipts of wheat in Omaha were
29 cars, com 49 can, oats 31 cars,
totaling 111 cars, as' compared with
58 cars last year.
Total shipments were 63 carl, aa
agxmtt 120 cars a vear aco.
Demand for wheat on the Omaha
floor was limited, the dark and near
, dark going at unchanged prices,
while ordinary grades were 2c lower
i' than vesterdar. Corn was unchanged
to He higher. Oats were quoted un
changed to y.t lower. Kyt was un
changed from yesterdays nominal
quotations. Barley was unchanged.
' ' WHEAT.
' No. I 4ark hard: 1 car (smutty). IMS.
. Ne. 3 hard winter. 1 car ill Pr eent
. dark), IMS; I ears, ll.SS; t car (smutty).
II. as.
Na. I Hri winter: t car. I1.S(.
Na. I spring: 1 ear (dark aorthtrn),
ll ltj I ear (northern). H IT.
No. I mixed: I cara (durum), ll.St.
No. I mlaedi 1 car (durum amutty),
l..
. Na. 4 mlxedi 1 ear. li st. '
; No. I durum: 1-S car. ll.SS.
CORN.
Na. t white: f eve, tie; t ear, 12 e.
No. S white: 1 ear (muety). Sic.
Ne. t yellow: T eare, 64 e; car, 14 He.
No. S yellow: 1 car, 64H.
- No. I ml4: 1 ear, IIVo.
No. t mixed: 4 cara, Itttcj 1 car, II 44 c.
No. I mlxedi 1 car, SI He.
- 1 OATf.
No. I while: care, lie; S rare. ilt.
No. 4 white; 1 car (heavy), Ile; I
ears, lic
1 RTB).
I V. t: 1 ear. Ite.
Ne. 4: 1 ear. TlVie.
i 1 ear sot wheat. Sir.
BARLEY,
i Semplt: 1 ear. Sic .
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
- (variota)
Receipt Today.
Wheat
Week
A to.
Tear
Ago.
24
i 1
It
. rern 4S 44
"a j ji 7
- 1
Barley 1 j
ShlDmante
, Wheat ) it 4
. corn i m ss
- Oata . ji n (
Rye i
Rarley i i j
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Buebela)
Week Tear
Today. ' Ago. Ago.
,..714,0 711,000 1,1J3,S0S
..713.000 1,111.000 1,01 3,000
,..444,000 ,407,001 470,000
.Receipt-
Wheat
" Corn
Oata
r Shipment
I Wheat
n Corn ..
4110,000 111,000
140,000
711.000
1IJ.OO0
HI. 009
61.004
S0.000
Tear
Ago.
41
in
SI
Tear
Axo.
Itl
61
7
Tear
Aco.
115
IS
........ .113.001 141.000
437.000 S23.000
Oata
, EXTORT CLEARANCES.
Wheat, Flour ..117.00
; Corn, 147.00
I Oata .......
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
f - . . '" Week
Cerlete Today. Afo.
Wheat 14 1J
Corn 2 lot
i Oata to 104
. - KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlota Today. Ao.
, Wheat 104 1:4
. Corn it) , 77
. Oats 10 14
5 , - ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
. ' Week
C Carlot
. Wheat
Cora
Oat
' NORTHWESTERN
Today,
. 14
. 10
. 14
Axo.
43
lot
41
SS
WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlot
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg ..
Today. Axo. Axo.
..114 104 304
..131 44 44
..117 142 154
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 127. June 1.
Art! Open. 1 Hirb. I Low. I Close. Tea.
? Wht.
. July
i Dae.
' Fya
July
S,f'
u Corn
a July
iff
Sep.
; ; Dee.
Oata
July
. Sep. -
w July
Z Sep.
Rlba
v. July
1.10 1.11H l.OIH 1.11H i.aa
1.1014 l.ll l.OtH
1.10 1.11 1.01 l.UH 111
1.10 i.ii i.im
1.14 1.14 1.11 1.16 1.14
I. 14 1" 11
.11 . .I7H
. .17 .14 .47- .14
.44
.18 .11 .14 .11 .11
.41 .62 '.40 .42 .61
.61 .42 .60 .41 .61
.64 .64 .63 .65 .64
.44 .64.
.44 .41 .61 .66 .64
. .64
.13 .34 .33 .34 .33
.14 i34 .35 ..SSS .16
.36 .36 .34 .36
II. IT 111.41 11.35 111.43 11.40
ll.SS 111.71 11.43 11.72 11.70
111,71 jll.il
IMS 111.41 12.34 113.45 112.20
11.04 ll. 31 13.04 113.33 13.0S
Hep.
Minneapolis Grain.
Mlnneapelie, June 14. Wheat Cash,
No. 1 northern. 11.36 0 1.45; July.
11.31; September, 41.11(4; December,
.11.11.
Corn No. S yellow. 41954c.
Oata No. I white, 30e31e.
Barley 34) S6e.
Rye No. I. S4S5.
riaxeeed No. 2, S?.4I2.1.
Minneapolis, Minn.. June 16 Flour -Vnshanged;
shipments, 43,001 bbla.
Bran I14.60gl7.t0.
" SS. Ixral Grain.
St. Louie. Juno 14. Wheat July.
11.044; September. 11.014.
Corn July, S0O40c; September,
S4.
Oat July, II e. "
Eanaaa City Grain.
Vanaaa CMtv. June It. Wheat Cash No.
1 hard. 11.044)1.24; No. 2 red. 11.0401.04.
Corn No. I white. 64c; No. 1 yellow,
I7944r
Hay Unchanged. - -
Dan'a Review.
New Tork. June 14. Dun'a tomorrow
will aav: .
' ir.Ti.tme- buslnesa conditions contrast
aharply with these of a year ago. In
atead of th repreeaed demands of the
earlier period, current buying In varioua
linea reflect' breadth and activity, and
uric advance, rather than declines now
predominate. Leas la heard at present
than waa th case laat year of the quiet
i aummer because there le more work to
tha queatlon aa to whether business has
Improved ha changed to discussion of th
itent and scope of the revival. While
th recovery haa actuaUy been In prog.
rmmm for man montha. It had come s(
-inwl- and trreaularhr in different ouar-
rara aa aat ta bo widely noticed and some
nnaatlafaetory ohasee had raleed doubta
tha character of the forward move
ment. Weekly bank clearing, 4,t00,145,-
000. y
-Maw Tork Sugar.
' New Tork. Jun 14. Th raw sugar
airini waa autat and firm today. There
wer aatea of 14.aS baga of. Cuban for
June shipment at 4.41c and 40.000 baga
of Forto Klean amy aaipmeai. av
delivered.
Tha raw auxar futurea market waa
firmer early but. after prlceo had ad.
..km4 e t 1 nalnta on renewed buy-
. log tor ouUid account, they reacted
una Hflniftatfaa foe over th week-end.
Th eloe wa I k I points net lower
on active poeltlons. July. 2.ie; ewpiem
ear Ilk. Daeamhar. 1.20c: March. 1.170.
Ti, mm rym fnr rarlned waa nnehanged
Jo t.lt to. S.SSe for fin groulated with
mww. .MM MMIftM TUT Dflll
tic aad axaort accaant. There wa I
. aaU nf . ana lot a Jalv In refined fu
tore at t.lto or 1 pointa higher than
the nrevtoua do. Final price wer
oachanged to S points higher. July, S.lOe
September. S.Iec; IMcemoer, e.oc
Kew Trk Paedtrr.
New Tork. Juno 14. Poultry Llv
ateady; broilers, 44S)42c; dressed quiet;
prlcea ncnaBgeo
Chicago Gram 1
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha aW Leased W ire.
Chicago, June 16. Removal of
hedges on aaiea oi over f.uw.uuu
bushels ush wheat by Chicago band'
Itrs and tha fact that nonitop losa
orden of consequence were ancov
ercd deipita a break to new low on
the present downturn led to short
covering. Prices fluctuated in an er
ratic manner within a range of 2Vi
ai and closed H 'A higher,
rn gained yi He, and oata H
He while rye waa tfc lower to
yic higher,
Buvini of around 1.800.000 buihela
July at the itart againit the ialei of
old crop winter to exporters found
the onerings limited and made an ad
vance of over lc early. The de
ferred deliveriea sympathized, but aa
soon as tha buying ceased local trad
era sold heavily and caused a sharp
decline. On the break to under 1.09
for July there was an excellent dais
of buying which absorbed the sur
plus in the pit and when the latter
received the reports ot a Dig export
business there was a stampede on
the part of ihorti, making the dosing
bulge.
VMHII new,
Soma daman haa been done to the new
winter wheat crop by hot weather nut aa
yet It I Impoeelble to make eetlmatee In
huahala. la the meantime harvesting la
progressing rapidly, and Kaneaa City ex
pacta lie ft ret ear of new relo of the
eeaaoa. Crop report from the northweat
were decidedly favorable with further
heavy rein.
Llauldatlon wee en m coaree sraln
early with eomt of the leadlnc local Ionia
In corn selling out. wnen wneai eiertea
upward they etarted to relnttate their
llnee and found offering light, prices ad'
vanclng l0ie from lb low.
Oata told within a fraction of the low
on the crop. Reprote on oate from tha
rentrel weat were dletlnctly poor, and a
general rain la needed for that grain and
for corn. Country offerlnge of corn war
larger with one houae buying 174,40
buehela for ehlomant by Seotember IS and
July price to Sc ever, later for yellow
and while. Receipt. 171 ear corn and
SS cara oata.
Longe enld July and found demand
rather "low. while the aralward bnuxht
September. The northweat wa a moder
ate seller.
riS Note.
Local ooeratore war heave aellare at
September corn.
J. K. Rlordon, a leading corn epectallat,
eay he bellevee that farmera who hold
their corn back will get mora money
within the next SS daye.
Tha Argentine governments official eetl
mate on the wheat crop la around li.SOO,
00 buehela too email, according to tha
Tlmee of Argentina. It calla attention to
the fact that th amount exported to data
plua th vlelble eupply I practically equal
to the quantity officially estimated
available for export.
Kaneaa City expects a car of new wheat
from Oklahoma.'
An Incraate of 14 per cent In the num
ber of plge on farm, compared with laat
year, waa regarded aa bulllah on corn by
Stein, Alatein and company. With corn
worth II per buehel to feed and more
anlmali to feed with a poor etart over a
laruce nart of th halt. th. h-nv- th.
deterred deliveriea are a wonderful Invest
ment purcQaee. ,
Kaneaa haa a proapect of over 151,000,
000 buahele wheat and mav coma cinaa
to that of 1130 when it raleed 141.00S.0O0 ,
buahele. according to a Kaneaa City
newapaper man who made an extenalve trip
over the Uleeourt Pacific railroad.
ew York Cotton.
New Tork. June IS. Price movementa
were narrow in featurelee trading In the
cotton market today. Tha liet taxied
bit further early, eaalnc off 10 to it
pointa from the nrevloua eloalnr leval
under the Influence of continued favor- i
able weather in tha belt. Longe eold
aome.
Much of the trading reoreaented local
evening up for over the week-end, but
there wae distinctly etronger eentlment
In the afternoon and prlcea went to a
level of 31 to 41 pointa net gain In th
laat hour, and cloaed at th day'a high.
Spot cotton waa ateady, 20 pointa ad
vance, 31.40c for middling upland.
Southern marketa: Galveeton, f 22.40c,
2 points advance; New Orleana, 31.74c,
13 pointa advance: 8avannah. 21. tic. IS
points advance; Memphla, 22c, unchanged;
Houston, 22.40c, 30 pointa advance; Little
Rock, J 1.8 5c, unchanged.
Jiew Tork Coffee.
New Tork. June IS. The market for
coffee futurea opened at an advance of
to J pointa en buying by broken with
Brazilian coSnectlona which wea Supposed
to reflect a firmer tone In toe primary
markets. The advance to 10.10c for
September and 1.86c for December attract-
scattered realising, however, and aa
aoon es the early buying orders had been
upported prlcea eased off, although there
waa no apeclal newa feature. September
declined to 1.13c and December to 't.74c
with the market closing 3 to 7 pointa
net lower. Salea were estimated at about
37.000 bags. July, lO.Otc; September,
S3c; October, t.87c; December, t.74c;
anuary, 4.70c; March, 1.63c; May, .6tc.
Spot coffee quiet; Rio 7a, 104 to 10c;
Santoa 4s, 14 to 14c.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago-. June 14. Potatoes Weak: re
ceipts, 70 cars; total V. S. shipments, 838
cara bouiaiana. Arkansas. UKIanoma ana
Mississippi eacked Bllea Triumphs No. 1,
t3.76B3.Z6 cwt.: Alabama aacked Bliss
Triumphs, 42.76(93.25 cwt.; Alabama
eacked Spauldlng Rose, No. 1, 13.354)
80 cwt.: Alaba'ma aacked round whitea
poorly graded. 42.25 cwt.; North Carolina
etave barrele Irish Cobblera No. 1, 15.004)
.at; poorer grade: 13.744M.40 cwt.: east
ern ahore Virginia Irish Cobblera stava
barrels No. 1, I4.7S; old stock, steady;
Wleconeln Michigan aacked round whitee,
i.or3.oo cwt.
St. Joseph lire Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. Juno 16. Cattle Re
ceipts. 700 head: market steady: beef and
butcher cows. 8.00 4)8.71; nothing par
ticularly choice here: calvea top, 18.00;
bulk of eales, I7.l08.00.
Hogs Receipts. 7.100 head: market
ateady; bulk 170 to 230-lb. weights; 110.4
teio.to; top packing net steady to strong:
others cost yeeterday 110.14 for 234-
poundera.
Sheep Receipts 200 head; market, fat
lamb weak to 25c lower; mixed natives,
110.404)11.00 without sorting; very few
here; nominally ateady.
Turpentine and Boeln.
Savannah. Oa.. June 14. Turpentine-
firm, 100: sales. 170 barrels; receipts.
444 barrels; ahlpmeata, 376 barrels; stock,
l.iba barrels.
Rosin Firm: aelee. 782 casks: receipts.
1,845 casks; shipments, 1,341 caska;
stock, 66,127 casks.
Quote B. 14.20: D. 14.60: E. 14.70: F.
14.35; O. 14.80;. H, 14.84; I, 14.40; K,
16.24; M. 45.15; N, 16.60; WO, 16.25;
WW. 16.70.
New York General.
New Tork. June 16. Wheat Spot
nrm; P.O. 3 red, S1.26H; No. 2 red,
I1.27U: No. 1 Manitoba, 11.44, and No.
mixed durum. ll.SOta e. 1. f. track
New Tork, to arrive.
Corn Spot firm: No. X yellow and No,
2 white. 71 Ho. and No. 1 mixed. 78c
I. t. New york. all rail.
Oata Spot ateady; No. 2 white, 46c.
New Tork Metal.
New Tork. June 16. Copper Steady:
electrolytic, spot and futures, 13 14c.
Tin Firmer: spot and nearby, 31.62c:
future, tl.60c.
Iron 8teady; prices unchanged.
Lead Steady: a Dot. S.2606.SOC
Zinc Quiet: East St. Louis, spot and
nearby delivery, 4. 40 tj 6 43c.
Antimony spot. e.iztja.JJc.
1 ' i
Dry ftoode. '
New Tork. June 1. Cotton roods were
quiet today in the primary division. Price
were steady lor in most pan wiin im
iahed gooda being advanced gradually to
the parity, of gray clothe. Tarna wer
ouiet and ateady. 8ilke eold in moderate
quantltlea. BBrlape war quiet. Wool
ntataet wer tnacttva Dut'steaay. .
lamdaei WmL
London. June 14. There were 14.440
bales offered at th wool auction today.
Th (election waa again largely composed
f erots-bredi which war In good de
mand at unchanged price. Th reduction
In th bank rat encouraged home trader
lo Day more ireety. , ,
New Tark nriad Pralt.'
. New Tork, Jun 14. Evaporated applies
uie. . ,
Prunes Steady. ' '
' Apricots Firm.
' Peaches Quiet.
Raisin Easy.
Kaneaa Cttr Praamca.
Kanaae city, Jun 16. Egge TJA-
cnangea; nrete, goe.
Butter Unchanged: creamery. 19c.
Poultry Unchanged; broilers, 17c; hen.
ire; roosteis. nc
1 live Stock
Omaha, Jaa IS.
Receipt word Cattle. Mega. Sheep.
Offlolel Moaday t.ltl I4,4e4 f.t'l
Official Tuesdsy...., 1 !.! 7.414
Official Wedaeed!., UI4 11.111 I.HI
Official Tburedey, ... S.I44 14.441 1,404
Katlmat FrMay 1 .
Five day I hi week..l.sl 44.114 11.114
Same days last wek..ll.SI II I' 11.44
Sam day I ! a o. te.44t 14.741 II.IH
am daya I w e..l ll S1.114 14.414
am dart year ,.1,144 44.411 It.tll
Recelola and dlepaeltloa of Uteetoch at
the Union etoekyerda, Omaha, Neb., for
IS boars, ending at S p. m , Jun 14, Itlll
jucairra ca rLoth.
Calll. Meg. Sheep. H'f t.
C. M. 4 Bt. r. Ry.. 1
Wabash R R I
Mo. Pao. Rr S I
Unloa Paelfle R. R, 7 41 4
C. 4k N. W., Sr., eaet, I I ..
C N. W. Ry weet I 41
v., at. p., m. a o. a 14
C. B. Q. Ry aaet S I
C. . 4b Q. Hy., weat 14 14
C, R. I. 4 P. aaat.. S T .. I
C. Ml. P., weat I I
III, central Ry I t
C Q. W. Ry 4
Total receipts SS
DISPOSITION.
US S I
.Mic ah
L'a
ttle. Hoge. Sheep,
iminn A fn
Cudahy Parking Co.'.
ail tni
Til
1.121
111
iMirj racaing id.
Morrla Parking Co. .
Bwlrt A Co.
lt4
161
SIT 1.444
S4S 1,11
.... 1.141
111
47 ....
I ....
I ....
1 ....
a ....
i
. ....
ti ....
is. ....
at ....
i ....
s ....
14 ....
44 ....
24 ....
sos ....
J. W. Murphy
Swart A Co, ..,
Lincoln Parking Co. .
Swift, K. C.
Mlgglna Pecking Co. .
Mldweet Packing Co. .
P. O'bea
8. Omaha Packing Co.
Dannla A Vpancla ...
John- Harvey
T. J. Ingbram ,.
r. P. Lewi
Klrknatrlck
Smiley
J. B. Root A Co.
Roaenatock Bros.
Warthetmar a. aean .
Other buyer ,
fnr Bfafa .
171
Armour, Sioux Falls .. . .
Total
.1,134 10,144 1,013
wer very dull again today, aelllng any-
then the average yeaterday. The week'a
iraa nas oeen very uneven and while belt
heavy beevee are fully ateady with a
sa Mull.aM bl.J. k ' -
...r i -, ii ,,,i,a auuw ami u,'
cllne, and yearlinga are much 40e
,i. .wwa win eiow coaay
llltt tHAatl. m - J . L 1.
- w-n. an same le
true of atockera and feedera.
Muoiaiione on cattle: Choice to prim
beevee, ll.40O9.30; good to choice beevee,
aa 4Ana . c i . . . . . .
e . , ,-ir ,v iwni Devvee, ea.evff
1.40; common to fair beevee. 47.6004.00;
vnvivv tv prima yeariinae, es.fscrt.xe:
,nnH t A .IiaIm uabvIIhva aKAa -1 - . .
to good yearlinga. 17.764)4.25; common to
S?mla waaolleiwa ST A A tw a A
kakl fa-aa A A eft tg . M a- r.
ra. 7.J68.00; fair to good bUn. $.&
OT.2S; cholcsj to prim oowi. I6.C0O7.10;
ffood to cholct cowa, $6.0006.60; fair to
ffood cowa, $6.0006.00; common to fair
.uejr-i. itj, aufju 10 cnoico iBtiaera
$7.l0100; fair to good fenders, $7,000
s.ww, v-uuiinun iv iir xeut?ra, aa.ZBVi.uv;
good to choice atockera, $7.6008.2$; fair
tA mnnA B4uliAa AT AAafk) C ft .
fair atockera, $7.0007.60; common to
iKir locKeri. ye. uu qi f .70 ; stock belfers.
$4.(006.00; atook cows, $3.(0O.2S; atock
fa.VA I.T. LAavi fl CA. .t. .
o.wv, real LBIvra, 90.OOV
10.60; .stock bulla, $5.0006.60; bulla, attfi.
crier Diccns.
No.
Av.
... 810
..1021
...1042
... 855
...1215
...1138
...1347
Pr. No.
Av.
. 141
. 872
. SCI
. 6t
.1077
.1248
Pr.
7 50
8 10
I 26
8 40
I 60
8 75
1 85
I 25
S.
7 00
7 76
8 20
8 25
8 60
8 70
8 80
1
17.
21.
22.
10....
23....
IS....
11....
17....
20
it.
28.
It.
II.
.1244
.1240
...1390
I 10
16...'
STEERS AND HEIFERs'
14 720 4 00 10.
774 1 IS
40 2 S 60
COWS.
1 1130 I 65 4
1 1002 26
HEIFERS.
3 110 t 60 4....
P.ITT.T.O .
.1111 I 71
120 T 16
1..
2..
1..
11..
T. ,
.1650 4 00 1....
. 120 6 00 1
. 660 6 75 1....
CALVE.
.1340
. 710
. 106'
4 21
6 60
6 00
6 60
. 230 6 46 IS 201
. 335 4 40 . S. 1IC3
T 00
Hon n.,.)M. - .A CA . .
- ----- - , . .v.ouv neaa. 1 raa-
ing was fairly active on good demand both
tlonK ahlppera and packer at price fully
. j"ajr e tarijr morning
trade- or 6 10c higher than the general
-v. umi nogs sola at 10.35S 10.40
with a top price of 110.46. Mixed loads
and butcher weights, IS.8010.40, and
park ng grades. 19.404)10.10. with extreme
heavies mostly at t9.S0e.25. Bulk of
sale S.S010.Jfc
HOGS
No. A v.
47. .322
69. .319
62. .271
69. .282
54. .308
61. .270
II. ,182
Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
Pr. No. Av.
0 t 70 48. .147 ... 9 85
150 9 90 57.. 307 280 9 95
140 '10 00 61.. 296 70 10 05
40 10 10 64. .307 ... 10 16
... 10 20 '. 67. .278 ... 10 21
140 10 SO 13.. 222 70 10 25
40 10 40 as. .91 in ii
Sheep and La mba Receipts were 750
head. Receipts were too light today to
afford a good test of the market, offeringe
consisting of three loads of wethers end
small Iota of native spring lambs. Trad,
ing on all classes was 25fl)50c lower, with
""il". natlve aprlniters at 112.00
Ui2, Wethers so d at 16.25. and email
lots of ewes within the lime range of
aP.mng .Tlj'oT" l0t trn W,,,hW
Quotations on sheep: Fat lamba. good
to choice . 110.6011.00; fat lamba, fair to
good. 19.004)10.60; tpring lamba. 110.00
12.25; feeder lambs. 19.004)11.25; pull
,"!!" 7-60l0: fat yearlinga. 17.500
hiV aVee2!tl?r,i , ' n: fat ewes.
4 0 l4,00 06-00' " heavy, 2.00
Chleaav, IJveetock.
Chlcaao. .Tun. lie r1. . . i . .
AAA . ' . nntipi f
i i . . ateera generally ateady: quality,
r- F. .io; duik. s.zejij.75; ln-
tietween grades fat ahe-stock and bulls.
I5e lower; better grade beef cowt and
helfera ani4 iQm nn. ...... j...
veal calvea, 25c lower; bulk, butcher she
!. Arv.'i367 261 cnnera and cutters,
I3.00W4.00; bulk, bologna bulla, around
I4.6S; bulk vealers, ift.00 0 9.00.
. neceipis, za.ooo; market opened
itrong to 10c higher; cloaed firm, mostly
I tA 10 hf-fi.r h.. ..- 1 .... .
Pots up more: top, 110.8 early; bulk.
,w,owju.iiij mixea grades, aiow. closed
weak: pigs, 26 to 60c lower; mostly 19.25
o; noiaover, moaerate.
Sheen anH T a m h. D.,.ui.i n aaa.
eteady-to weaker; top lamba. 112.50;
bulk, desirable kinds.-112.00012.25; culls,
dull, mostly I4.007.00; bulk, light fat
ewea. 6.60: extreme heaviea to packere
iiiy atf.Dv; aoout iwo-tmraa airect to
f",. iirai oi season a anipmenta or
Idaho lambs to Chicago due here next
week. ,
Kaneas City Live Rtork.
Kanaae City.' Mo.. June 1. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1,700 head; few better beef eteers
around 10c higher; top, 41.60; other
grades, weaker; calvea, she-stock and
yea rungs, steady to weak; cows, 4.60
S.B0; good yearling heifers, 17.75; prac
tical top on vealers, 8.00; common kind.
eo.voBje.se; otner classes around steady;
cannera largely around 12.75; cutters
moetly. 3.604.00.
Hogs Receipts, 4,500 head: market
ateady; shippers took about 300 head;
duik, in id zto-pouna weignt to pacxers,
110.4010.50; top. 410.6(1; 250 to 300-
pound averages moetly 110.20010.36; bulk
of aale, H0.8010.60: throwout sows.
moetly tt.ve; stork plge, zee lower; bulk,
good kind. 110.60 0 10.75.
Sheep and Lamba Receipts. 1.600 heed;
breading ewes and native lamba, steady;
top, 111.75; culls, 15.60; Texs goats. 14.00.
St. Louie UTextock. .
East St. Louis. .III.. June 16. Cattle-
Receipts. 1.000 head: market alow, about
steady: few 1,053-pound and 1,117-pound
medium eteers brought 18.00; common
and medium light heifer, cashed at 14.10
07.61; bulk beef cowe, 14.0006.25; bulk
hulls. t3.r5e4.25: bulk cannera. 11.500
1.71; bulk vealers, !.J58.60; bulk stock-
ere. e.vofji.zs. ...
Hog Receipts, 8.600 head; market ac
tive, moetly 10c higher; top, flt.st: bulk,
140 to 144-pound averagea, I10.70O10.80;
pig. I10.26tjl0.45; packer owa, mostly
39.0. . - I
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, I.OOA head;
mtrket steady with early market Tuesday
on 26o to 50e lower than average; top
lambs, 111.75; bulk. Ill.00911.t0; light
ewea. t.00g5.66; heevle. 12. 00 2. 40.
Shai City Liv Mark. .
mux City, la.. June 1. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1,300 ' head; market steady; fed
ateera and yearlinga, 17.750 ,1; warmed
up eteers and yearlinga, 14.7607. 40: grass
cow. 84. 156.7i: fat cows and heifers,
S.08.OO: cannera. 12.60 0 3.4; veal,
15.00010 00; feeders, 16.007.00; calves.
S.07.26; feeding cows and helfera, 13.51
5.74: stackers. I6.6O01.2S.
Hog Receipts, 9,00 head: market
ateady te weak: butcher. 110 0014.40;
light. 111.44; heavy mixed. t.01 W:
heavy packer. 11.7609.; hulk of sale.
t.O01.4.
Sheep Receipt, 100 head;, market
steady - '
Financial
gfcrtfmOattk&iaef.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
taseate Be I.ewae4 W Ire.
New York, June 16. The confuted
and erratic movement of priori on
the stock exchume today indicated
little but' the extremely artificial
maneuvers and counternianeuvcri of
the two opposing groups of profr.
sional speculators. This edifying
performance coiitiitetl in the alterna
tion of violent attack on certain in.
dustrial shares which appeared to
have bid up a bit rashly, with ie
newed and spectacular marking up
01 prices ior omcrs wnoae noaung
supply seemed to be controlled, by
speculative "pools." Neither the
advances nor the declinea had any
serious relation to the day'a news' or
to the general situation; they repre
sented merely the effort to galvanize
or paralyze a market from which the
genuine outside public hath already
withdrawn. As to which of the two
professional factions had the better
of it in this interesting game, it has
only to be said that net declines were
largely in the majority at the last,
but that moit of the more than fac
tional losiei occurred in usually in
active stocks and on not very large
transactions. But the series of fluc
tuations was so confuted and mean
ingless as to suggest no conclusions
worth making as to underlying con
ditions. Moat of the railway slocks moved very
little; th snorkel's real character wat
sufficiently Indicated by th general re
mark that It wae "ovor-ehadowed" by
an SH point bidding up of a alngl oil
atock, notoriously subject to th manipu
lation of "Inside" epeculator. But-a
marketa aa today'a have been . familiar
enough la Wall street's experience, when
a more or lesa prolonged upward move
ment he (pent Its furc and real Infla
erces od prlcea have ceaa-d to operate.
Sterling exchange declined I cent to
14.41, though recovering fractionally ' at
4 he cloee. That rat la io below the
eeaaon'a maximum, reached early laat
week, but It waa alto th high level un
til th preeent month. Th continued
pressure on alerting and th exchange
ratea of th other allied countriea waa
again undoubtedly emphaalsed by th eb-
curity of th Oerman reparation pro
gram. Pari rata went temporarily today
to t no lowest eince reoruary.
While th mark also declined, it did
not reach this wtek't low rat.
New York Stocks
Rang of prlcea of th leading stocks
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248 Petera
Truat building:
RAILROADS.
Thur.
Hlxh. Low. CloaOw Cloee.
A.,'T. S. F...... IM, S7te 17 V tt
Baltimore A Ohio.. 44U 464 46 4444
Canadian Pacific. 115 134 lUVs li6U
n. x. central i at
Ches. A Ohio 63' 634 3 64
Great Northern.... 74 76 H 76 76
Illinola Central., .,103 103 H 103 ....
K. C. Southern.... 24 23 24 24
Lehigh Valley 424 lVa S2 634
Missouri Pacific... 20 20 204 20
N. T. N. H 28 26 27 27
Northern Pacific. 74 73, 73 76
C. 4b N. W 72 73 It T2H
Penn. R. R 4P4 41 41 41
Readlna- .71 71 li 71 U 71
C. R. I. P 40 "i 3t 3944 40 ii
Southern Pacific... 87 86 'i 87 87
Southern Railway.. 22 22 22 22
w.. M. a hi. r.... Zi 34 24 2614
Union Pacific 131 134 135 136
BIUBLaS.
m. Car Fdry 167 157 157t4 15744
Allfa-Chalmera ... 47 46 46 47
Am. Loco 104 104 10 10t
Baldwin Loco 110 108 110 j.10
Bethlehem Steel... 74 73 7:1 74
Colo. P. eV 1 29 29 29 29
Crucible 68 66 68 69
Am. Steel Fdry... 35 35 35 36
Lackawanna 8teel. 70 7 70 70
Pleased Steel Car. 76 75 75 76
Rep. S. A 1 67 S 66 67
Ry. Steel 8prings 100
Sioss-Scheffleld ... 40 34 4 41
V. 8. Steel 97 , 96 7 97
Vanadium 44 42 43 44
Anaconda 61 60 60 51
Am. S. A R. Co... 58 67 18 f
Cerro De Paaco 36
Chill 11 1 19 19
Ctalno 28 28 28 2S
Green Cananea.... 30 30 30 ....
inspiration 40 itf, as s?
Kennecott ........ -33 3Z z !
Miami 28 28 28 28
Nevada Con 16 16 18 ' 16
Ray Consolidated.. 16 16 16 16
Seneca 11 11 11 12
Utah 62 62 12 63
OILS.
General Asphalt.... 68 67, 18 68
Cosden 47 52 46 47
Cel. Peterol 60 58 SO 69
Island Oil... .' 1 1 1 1
Invincible Oil 15 14 14 16
Mexican Peterol. . .143 .135 143 134
Middle. States 13 13 13 13
Paclflc'Oll 68 .66 67 68
Pan-American .... 48 65 68 66
Phillips 53 49 62 60
fierce oil s, s s
Pure Oil ,31 80 30 30
Royal Dutch 59 67 58 68
Sinclair Oil 33 32 32 82
stand. OH. N. J. .184 181 184 182
Texas Co 47 45 46 46
Union Oil 21 2044 20 44 20
Whit Oil 9 1 8
MOTORS.
Chandler 73 711 T2tl 75
Oen Motora 13 13 134 14
Willys-Overland .. 8 8 8 8
Pierce-Arrow 19t4 1S4 19U iu
White Motor 44 48 48 48
oiuaepauer izi 111 120 121
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flak ., .....15 15 16. 16
Goodrich Wi MU as ft .19
Kell-Sftringfield ..46 ' 44 4 46
Keystone Tire ..... 16 14 14 16
AJax 15 14 14 16
U S Rubber . . 40. 57 58 69
. INDUSTRIALS.
Am Beet Sug .... 42 . 42 42 43
A U & W I 35 34 35 36
Am Int Corn .... 42 40 41 u 4!ii
Am Sumatra 36 36 38 36
Am Tele ...122 122 132 12244
Jim tan , 44 46 4S
Cent Leather .... 37 . 35 3 .36
Cuba Cano 16 15 15 1
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 23 22 23 23
Corn' Products 100 100 110 101
Famoua Players..-. 78 77 78 78
General Electric. . .164 16.1 104 144
rt. nortnern ure. 3 38 38 38
Inter. Harvester. . .102 102 102 101
Am. H. & L. pfd.. 67 67 67 67
U. 8. I. Alcohol... 61 50 10 ' 61
Inter. Paper. 46 46 45 46
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 73 70 71 72
Am. Sugar Ref.,.. 76 74 76 76
Sears-Roebuck ... 74 72 74 74
Stromsberg 46 4 46 47
Tobacco Products. 78 77 '.i 78 78
Worth. Pump 49 49 49 49
Wilson Co 41 - 41 41 42
West. Klectric... 69 68 69 68
American Woolen. 88 86 87 88
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil.... 26 25 26 36
Am. Agrl. Chem...,40 28 39 39
American Linseed. 33 33 S3 33
Union Bag pfd.... 62 62 62 ....
Bosch Mag 43 43 42 42
Brook R T 25 23' 25 24
Con Can 45 62 63 64
Calif Pack 76 74 74 76
Col O A El 84 83 83 86
Oolum Graph 4 4 4 4
United Drug 73 73 73 74
Nat .Enamel 46 44 43-4
United Fruit ....137 137 137 137
Lorillard Tob ....151 151 161 153
Nat Lead 11 91 91 92
Phil Co 37 37 7!4 37
Pullman 118 117 117 11714
Punta Alegre Bug.. 47 47 47. 47
So Prt Rle Eg 4t
Retail Store 62' 63 63
St L ft 8 F 26 25v Z6 26
Va Car Chm 30 30 10 31
Total salea. 1. 060.700.
Thurs.
Close. Close.
Money .02 .03
Merks- 0031 .0033
Franca .................. .0883 .vtn
Sterling 4.47' 4 47
New York Bonds
(Tb Bee b ttje only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
ficial dose of the New York Stock
exchange bondsO
-New Tork. June 14. In th face ot
further reactionary tendencies In the
tock list today'a bond market more than
held Its ground, although some ot the
underlying rails were under pressure a
extreme loesee of 1 to 4 points.
Liberties were the stabilizing feature.
th tint 4 scoring a new top at
lt 4. while aeveeel 01 her f last rt
duplicate repeal matlmema Atleihr,
aiae at .he liietly arena attained - par
r leier, wiia a iM4y demand far the
tae a4 entaa, leiro as lovna e.
tailed h.idam were aetler. reseid-
leee of the brash g eterliag aad Meairaa
rallied betekty from their early heiaaaa,
the four gaining three point, the fiva
lie point 4 the "ler." rive IW painls.
Vrafil-laking prAbebly raadueiad la ih
revereel In rean and Meter laranie
4 l. Paul eaavertiklee. New Have aa.
beard adjueiiueni, Marrentlle aleriee
(a. cnealidaied lie 7. end ttroaklya
Repu4 Transit, were aubelentlally kewer.
Total aale (per vluel SSreic4 II.-
Treetsry offltlal ( Waahmgtaa re
ported larg overeulMH rlplloa I Ih
leteel offering of eerlifiral. amounling
ta tlte.eee.eu Among the other under
wrllieae which found ready market
era Ih Sl.Soe. I par cent municipal
imntovement and liii.et I pee rent
arhonl bon4 Issued by the public eervli
tonir.i.eeloa f Sao Juan, Port Rle.
New Tork. JuneTi Following are to.
Uar'e high, low and eleeing prlree of bond
on lb New Tork Stock eaihange, d the
total aelee of earh bondi
I'alleel NUtee Hoade.
Sale (la 110) High U Cloee
1171 Liberty Se ee. it 1 II u II
Liberty 1-1 4.... tttl It It St St
1 Liberty Id 4 tt tt t
III Liberty let 44e.,oei4 lose loose
1617 Liberty Id 4!tt..l0 tt.t tilt
141 Liberty Id 4 Via. . ,l.o l lno o
SS Liberty 4th 4.ina I lee .
74 Victory St. 104 40 10 41 10 44
rorelgn tiarevnaieat, atat aad Municipal.
41 Argentina Tt 1 tt 11
t t'nineae Uovt Ry Is 14 14 14
I City rtera-o tt. ...HI lot let
I 'liy Bern I Ill 113 111
4 City Bordeaux tt . 14 11 14
4 fliy i.'opea 4t... 11 tl l
I City Lyons ta 14 16 11
I t'lty Marseilles Is.. 44 Sl tt
I City R do Jan Is 1M 11 11
I City San Paulo ls.l: 101 11
t Danlah Mat le A. .100 100 to
IS I'ept Seine 7a I 914 St
II lo Can 1 nt 21.11 ' 100 lo
14 Do can I II 11 17 S7
41 I'utrh E Ind 4 47. 4 S4 44
97 Dutch E Ind Is II. 94 11 91
26 French Rep 4e.,..10l 101 13
7 French Rep Te.,.100 100 10
II Japan lat 4.. 11 1 91
111 Japanese 4c. 71 77 77
15 King Belgium 7Ht.l0l 11 11
'27 King Belgium e..lt lot 11
II King Denmark as.. 11 l t
1 King Italy t... 11 44 16
14 King Neth .... 17 17 17
n King Norway 2. .110 II 110
It King Sweden te.,.,101 lot ' lot,
41 Perle-L-Med ta 11 11 SI
5 Rep Chile I 44... 104 103 14
I Rep Cuba I 14.... 94 SS SI
I Rep Uruguay Is. ..106 101 101
I Stat Qunld7...101 101 10
5 Quneld ..... 100 100 100
11 Stat R Or do 8 la.ll 101 11
1 Swlea Conf It 111 111 111
Itl UKGBAI ia 2!...Io9,V 10 10
191 UKOBaVI le 19. ..109 101 101
12 t'KOBAI le 17. .101 101 101
71 U 8 of Brasll la. ..105 104 103
161 U 8 of Mexico le.. II 10 SS
111 U 8 of Mexico Is.. It 11 64
Rr!lway mad MltceUaaeoaa.
7 AJax Rubber la. ..102 101 lot
20 Am A Chem 7t..l03 101 103
22 Am Smelt Is 13 02 tt
44 Am Sugar 4a.... 100 100 100
10 Am T 4k T ev la. .114 114 114
14 Am T 4b T c t tt. 17 17 97
I Am Writ Pap 7s... 16 86 16
12 Armous Co 4s... 10 19 89
45 A T 4k 8 F gen 4t 19 IS 19
1 A T 4 8 F adj 4s. 11 12 12
111 Atl Ref Sa 103 101 103
21 B A O Ss 100 99 10
19 B 4k O cv 4e.... 824 82 82
It Bell-t of Pa 7a. ..107 107 107
13 Beth Steel p m la. 41 SI SI
10 Braden Cop 6a 97 ' 97 - 97
2 Bkln Edl gen 7a D.106 106 106
6 B R T 7 eta stpd 77 77 77
9 Csl G E 6 96 96 y 98
14 Can Nor s 111 111 111
19 Can Pac deb 4s... 77 77 77
8 Cent Leather 6a... 97 97 97
1 Cent Pac gtd 4a... 84 86 6
20 Cerro de Paaco 8s.. 118 117 118
29 Chea & Ohio cv 6s. 92 91 91
19 Chea & Ohio cv 4t 88 87 88
111 C B Q ref 6a A. 99 99 99
18 Chi East III 6s... 79 ' 79 79
8 Chi Ut West4s.... 60 60 60
13 C M 8 P cv 414a.. 61 (7 7
14 C M 8 P ref 4s 63 62 62
1 Chi 4k N W s ..110 110 110
1 Cht Rya la 81 II ' 81
27 C R I A P gen 4s.. 13 12 12
11 C R 1 A P ref 4s.. 81- 80 80
4 Chi W Ind 4s.. 73 73 73
15 Chile Cop 7s 106 104 105
24 Chile Cop 6 10 90 90
1 Colo St So ref 4s.. 17 87 87
1 Col G & El 5s.... 15 95 91
1 Con Coal Mrylnd 6s 87 87' 87
108 Con Gas 7a ....115 114 114
19 Cub Cn Sg d 8s.... 84 84 84
7 Cub Cn Sug d 7s.. 84 84 84
1 Cuba R R 7a A. .101 103 103
2 Cub Am Sug 8s. ..106 106 106
1 Det Ed ref 6a ....102 102 102
7 Det Utd Rya 4s.. 82 81 81
7 Dtmnd Mtch 7t ..108 107 107
4 Dlst 8ro 6a 44 44 44
I Dpnt Nem 7a 107 107 107
13 Duqueene Lt 6a ..103' 103 103
- 94 Erie gen 4s 63 62 62
1 Erie -pr lien 4s 63 63 63
1 Fla ETJoast 4a... 90 90 90
J Framer 1 D 7s... 98 98 98
5 Gen Elec d 5s 100 100 100
1066 Goodyear T as SI.. 101 101 101
28 Goodyear T Ss 41. .116 115 111
- 7 Gnd Tnk Ry C 7. .113 113 113
34 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s.. 03 102 102
63 Grt Nor 7s A. ...109 109 109
69 Gt Nor 5s B 99 99 99
1 Hud A M ref 6s A.. 83 82 83
20-Hud & M ad in 6s. 62 63 62
8 III Cent Ss 100 100 100
1 III Cent ref 4s.... 86 86 86
21 Ind Steel 6 99 99 99
1 Int Ag 5s 79 79 79
7 Int Met 4s .... 12 13 12
30 Int Met 4s ctf. ... 12 1144 12
' 16 Int R T ref 5s 67 66 66
46 Int H M sf 6s.... 96 95 95
27 Int Pa ref 5s B.. 86 - 85 86
29 Invinc Oil Is, ...... 96 95 95
2 Iowa Cent ref 4s.... 44 44 44
12 K C South 5s.... 86 86 86
11 Ken-Spring T 8s.. 108 108 108
17 Lecka St 6s 23 100 99 99
3 Lacka St 6a 60.... 81 88 89
1 LE As MS d 4s 28.. 94 94 94
4 LS & MS d 4s 81.. 91 91 91
2 Lehigh Val 6s. ...103 103 103
4 1,1 g A My Ss 96 96 96
4 Lorillard 5e 94 94 94
2 L A. N ref 5s ..103 103 103
it t A N unified 4s.. 90 90 90
18 Mkt St Ry con 6s .. 88 88 - 88
3 Marland Oil 8s.... 101 100 100
14 Mex Pet 8s 107 107 107
5 Mid Steel cv 6s.... 89 89 89
21 M S P A SSM-s.l01 101 101
8 M K T n p I 6s A. 82 .. 83 82
102 M K A T n ad 6s A 65 55 65
8 M K A T 1st 4a.. 80 79 84
12 M P gen 4s 63 63 62
8 Mont Pow 6s A.... 96 96 96
1 Morrie A C 1st 4t. 81 81 81
1 N C A St L con 5t.l00 100 100
3 Nat Tube 5a 99 99 99
lt N O T A M Inc St., 71 81 71
15 N T C col 7 .105 105 106
32 N T C d Ss .1024 102 102
11 N T Ed ref 6S..109 109 109
9 NT NH A H C 6a 48 81 78 79
49 N T "Rye rf 4s ctf 38 38 38
3 N T T d Ss 49. ...105 .104 104
16 N T T ref 6a 41.. 104 104 104
19 NT W A Bos 4s.. 64 53 63
1 Nor A West cv 6s . 107 107V4 17
12 Nor A West con 4s. 88 88 88
224 N P-G N jt 6S..105 105 105
8 N Sts Pow ref 5s A 91 90 91
11 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 106 106 106
18 O S L gtd 6s ctfs.104 .103 104
66 O 8 L ref 4s 91 91 91
3 Or-Wa R R A N 4s 80 80 80
13 Pac O A El 6s.... 90 89 89
8 Pac TAT 6s 96 m 96
24 Pckrd Mot Cr 8s.. 107 107 107
20 Penn R R 6s.... .19 108 109
49 Penn BR gen 6s.. 99 99 99
17 Penn R R gn 4a.. 91 91 91
4 Pere Marq ref 6s.. 46 ' 95 96
7 -Peoria A E tnc 4s.. 38 35 86
4 IPerce Oil d 8s.... 99 9 9
2 Pro A Ref 8......102 102 102
14 Reading gen 4s.... 83 83 83
1 Rep I A S col 6a.. 85 86 S5
83 R I A A L 4a.. 80 79 79
10 St L I M A S ref 4a 85 85 85
34 St L A 6 F ad 6s. 77 77 77
43 St L A S F Inc 6s.. 67 66 66
!StLASFpl4sA 71 71 Tl
2 St P A K C S L 4s 80 80 80
66 Sbrd A L Con 6s.. 67 57 67
17 Sbrd A It ad 6s.. 25 24 24
26 Sbrd A L ref 4s.. 42 41 41
1 Sharon St Hp 8s A. 98 98 98
46 Sin Oil cv 7a....l04 104 104
83 Sinclair Oil col 7s. 98 98 98
4 80 Pae cv 4a 91 91 1
60 So Pao ref 4 87 . 87 87
10 So Pae e t 4a 84 84 84
33 80 Ry gen t.... 99 99 99
40 So Ry con la 95 94 95
11 So Ry gen 4s .... 66 64 6
II So Prt RIc Sg 7a.. 48 7 98
18 Stan Oil Cal d 7e. .106 105 105
1 Tex A Pao 1st 6s.. 94 94 94
87 Third Av ad 5s.. 68 58 68
, 1 Tldwtr OH 6s ctf.102 102 102
1 I Tob Prod 7s 102 102 102
11 Un Pac lat 4s.... 41 91 91
21 Union Pac cv 4a.... 94 94 94
15 Union Pao ref 4s.. 86 86 8
1 Union Tnk Car 7a. .101 101 12
IITtd Drug 8a Ill 110 111
1 U 8 Realty Is.... 95 95 96
16 U 8 Rub 6f 89 89 89
67 IT 8 Steel t 6a 102 101 102 .
1 Utah PAL 6s.... 91 90 91
II Va-Cr. Chm 7s..l06 106 106
31 Va-Cr Chm 1st 6s.. 41 99 99
11 Va Ry S 96 95 9
4 Wabaah 1st 4s.... 97 97 97
12 Weet Eleo 6s ....100 10 100
9 West -Pae 6 87 87 87
. 14 Weet Union 4e....l10 lnti 9
4 Westing Kleo 7s.. 106 74 106 101
S Wirk-Spe hi Te.. t. 41 44
I Wiles a O f Tt.l9 11 !
I Wlleoa A V c e., 11 II Sl
Itl Ihm t'ea le wl 41, l 41 14
I t'teeho-SIa to. rife. tt 14 St VI
Total oelee of band today woe 116.411..
tee eamperad with SU.46I. iviu
dey tad l.i44.e yer o.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Tark, Jun 14 The curb market
wae unaeiiled Wire movement con
tlnued In bienderd oil, whlrh ol4 4wa
eanaidarebly la lha first hour sad then
meted upward. New York told ea law ae
47. Indian ranged from 11 to 14.
from wblrh II rallied to above 11. Im.
Prlal till of Canada, after yielding from
lit to 104, rallied to above t(. Anglo
Amarlraa I'll developed pronounced
etrengih, and after en early decline ta
11 moved up 10 11.
Advanree la Standard ell Issue In th
lata trading wer followed by upturn
In many other slock lluyeie f Inde
pendent oil (bowed a disposition lo eaer
riae cauiloa In making apeculallve rem
millmenie. Meali-an Ka board t a need
from 41 I 41 and then rallied. The
vcling truel certificate" moved In the
earn way, rallying after declining to
41 V.
In the mining etocka epeclal Inlereet
attached th dvnc In Cortes Silver to
a new hib. .
New Tork. June 14. Tranearllona on
lha New Tork curb market today wer aa
follow:
I Ifcimrellr Bond.
New Tork, Jun II.
High low Cloe
I Allied P-kee .. 41 II SI
1 Allied Prk ctf ! 41 11
t Allied Packer It.. 16 V. I'H
J Am U T wl ..40 So 0
Am TAT 2I. .10 100 0
II Am T A T 'S4. .11 11 1IV
4 Ana Cop 4 ,...lot o jo
An Cop Ta '2t ..13 l!4 J
5 A eg Am oil T ll 11 !
21 Atl Fruit S S lno 41 4! 41
JI A O wl I 1 )
T Beth Sleel T '21 11 11 '4
II Beth Sleel T 'JI 11 103 13
t B U Oa ....101 11 , I"!
1 B U Oaa Ta .,,...11 1M ' JJ
IS Cent Steel ta 104 l4 104
I Cont Cop Ta tl 41 II
II Con Oa of Bait te 11 994 99
1 Cent Textll le ..o 10 10
1 Cop Ex Atn I '14 101 102 102
t Cop Ex Aen I ' 14 14 14
. i Cuban Tl 7 .. TM is 108
t Peer A Co T ltl 11
. 3 Freeport Teg 7.. Ill 121 Ml ,
I Oen Asphalt le ..14 14 14
I O'drlch Tlr 7..I1 JJ
II Orarel Trunk ..l6 11 105
1 Gulf Oil Te 10T 14 14
t Humble Oil T ..101 1"1V ll
(6 I R T I '21 MV,
11 Kan O A E e.... S 81 SI
11 Kenne Cop 7a.. ..14 14 14
t Laclede Oa T..10 10 1J
11 Llbby McN ALT 99 S 86
t Llg Win T 10 I'
II Magma C T 110V4 197 11
t Manitoba 7 14 IS
t Morrl A Co T.10l 14 104
11 Nat Acm T. .. IT 94 16
20 Not Clk A Suit I 11 101 101
I Nat N E A la.. 19 99 99
41 N T N H A H 4a.. 49 99 tt
15 N T N H A H.... 95 II ..
IT Phil El a 103 11 101
I Pub Ser CrpNJ T 101 101 101
I Robert Oalr Ta....9l 98 II
10 Scare Roe 7 '22 100 loD 100
4 Sear Ro 7 '2I..101 11 191 .
I Shaw Sheen Ta 101 104 104
I Solvay 106 105 106
I 8 W Bell Tell 7s.. 102 102 102
1 8td Oil N T Ta '21 1 I'."
1 So N T Ts '10..10I 101 lot
1 So N T Tt '31 ....10 109 10
1 So N T s ,..-.10T 10T'4 1ST
20 stew W'rn'r Is ..107 107 107
1 8un Oil 7 100 100 100
I 8 wlft A Co 7s '26.101 101 101
Swift AXo Ts '31 102 102 102
IT Texae Co 7 101 101 101
4 Un Oil Prod 8s.. 106 105 106
1 Un Oil Cal 6s.:.. 101 101 101
1 Un Rye Hav 7s 106 106 106
1 Vac Oil Ta 108 18 108
4 Winchester Ts..l0 100 100
Foreign Bonds.
10 Argentine T '23.. 99 99 99
2 ST City of Serb C 95 95 95
40 City Elberfelde 6s 4 4 4
11 City of Pr Ts.. 92 92 92
6 Mex Gvt Is 19 19 19
10 Mex Gvt 3s 13 13 18
15 N T fr Ts T0 T0 T0
25 N T N II 4S 81 81 81
10 Montevideo , Ts.... 97 , 97 1 97
9 Rus 6s 19 1 19 19
424 U S Mex 4s 46 '41 45
14 U S Brasll 7s 84 11 86
Ixindon Money. ' '
London. June II. Bar allver, 15d per
ox.; Money, 1 per cent; discount rates,
short bills. 2 T-1S per cent; 1-month bills.
2 per cent.
Grand Double Program
Starts Today
WfTW
HELMS OiUNftCK mm WCWto VOL
AttkWW mw VMS MUMWB JawWvMtWN W
(XUYCUR rVtOPPIf
Conflict !
Plunder !
Mystery !
Thrills!
Love!
Alto
LAST ROUND
Round Six
"Th
Leather
Pushers"
Don't Miss tha Last Round
IT'S A KNOCKOUT
ALL WEEK
GEORGE nnuss
ist
"The Ruling Passion"
The story of man who
wouldn't giro up busi
ness. Also a New Toonerrille Comedy,
"The Skipper's Policy"
All
In
It
and
More
Hrllleh Meal,
Vuatoa. June I The Commercial Mul
len tomorrow will eay;
The wool mark. 1 the a balling
leadeary at the preeent moment, both la
the eeaiara merkete in Ike weet, where
tha buyer' lliiilia in soma Instance hav
been eul dowa Th prices paid at Karr
villa oa lha whole are eeld ta hw a
light rereeatoa Iron th eatreine price
f a week ago
The menulaclurer' poelllan le hardly
changed, the Mhdeney tilll being lo mar
goode up to the perliy ol raw wool price.
Terllf indications aa translated limn ae.
aia aciioa this weak are lake ta be lhal
pragree oa th bill will be tester with a
likelihood of modilitailoa l extreme
le'ee.
ijtnd,,a la a hit eeeler elnce the open
ing, especially on Inferior woola and Ih
foreign primary marketa on the whoi are
sealer earepl oa ine neei tins awn
The Cemmerrlal llulMin will loniurrow
nublieh wool price a follnwat
Wlaronaln V blood. 4t4lc; 4. blood, 14
CMS; h -HI01, 4ltHlc.
Hroured baeias Teaee. fine. It-months,
l.ioel.ll; fine (-month. 11 llvl.ll.
I'allfurnl norther, II. I; mlrtrtl county,
ll.lowl ll; iHiuthern, Itctlll t,
Oregon eestern No, 1 elavle, II 1411 111
fin and tine medium combing, ll.2aitl.ll;
eaalern clothing. II Id 1.10; valley Ne.
I. Il.1eej1.12.
Termor : Fine elaole. rholre. 11.140
I Ik: t.blnod.- combing. II. 1141 1: Sa
bloom, rnmblng, tHjliK; la -blood, comb
ing. Tteiic
Pulled lleln. II l4l 21; AA. 11.100
l.ll; A eupere. ll.llieM II.
Mohairs, brat comlilng, ISOile; beet
caniing.-toeyttc.
s
( hlrage Stock.
Range ol prlcea of the leading Chicago
etnt-ke furnlahed by Logan Bryan, 141
Petera Truat building: ,
Armour Co. pfo. 'tl4
Armour Leather com 11 V
Cudahy 44
font. Motor... 1
Karl Motor ., , 1
llartman
l.lbby 24
Montgomery-Ward 20 S
Nat. Lee 1 her. new 1
Plggley Wisely 4; 4.
Stewart-Warner 4!Vi
i- 1 1 , m v. .,,,. a.
Swift Int .
..lonu
Union Carbide
1
Flaxseed.
f- Duluth. June 16 Flexeeed July, I2.l
oin: Dvpiemoer, ei.eaft; uoiooer, 4144
bid.
Ha Mllvar.
New Tork. Jun IS. Foreign Bar Bit-
ver line. - 1 ajjSj
Business
Opportunity
for . party well ac
quainted in Omaha
and vicinity. Prefer
party with banking
experience;
Box H-174
Omaha Bee
Mather Lev and th Other VYomaa.
ORPHEUM
ALL THIS WEEK
"The Broken Wig;"
Only Four More Tinea
NEXT WEEK
Sixth Week of the
Orpheum Players
"She Walked in Her Sleep"
Last Times
Tonight
ti
Find the Woman"
SataTaaTaBatwawaMaTaw . -
Tomorrow and Monday
"Madame X"
Thurs. and Fri.
"THE
BRANDING
IRON"
Tues. and Wed.
"THE
PENALTY"
Jnne 24 and 2a
"THE OLD NEST'
EMPRESS
TODAY
THE WESTONS
LAWRENCE BROS. AND THELMA
DE GLEN A ADAMS
JIMMY DUNN
This Theater Cooled by Typhoon
Next Week The World Famous
ROSSOW MIDGETS
i
ALL NEW SHOW TODAY
With Six Unequalled Acts
Headed By
Joe Thomas' Sax-o-tette
Feature Photoplaya
And Other -World" Attraction
YOUR LUNCHEON TODAY
FOR 35c
i It'a Complete to Say th Leaat.
Alfred Jonee, Chef, and Prop.
Open Day and Night W Never Clot
HOTEL CASTLE
CAFE AND CAFETERIA
A Big Dance
Wrfl Be Civea fa th
NASHVILLE HALL, Nashville, Neb.
Neehville to a aew towa live milee north
of Florence oa th Weahlngton Highway.
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE IT. 1922
Good Order Excellent Floor
' Goad Music
ADMISSION aOc
Ladies Free 2 Prix Gives f S2.M Each
ETHEL I
ChaytonJ
ae well te la Th Morning end aeeaiag
He. All .Mar 4ertieanieni appear
In both morning gad eveoiu dilleo i
Ih eoet.
Th bn rele epuly eaeiuaieeir e
Went Ada whlrh ere aantmonly lwa4
'public aanla," and do at laeieoe
eerllelng or eapleiting their entelnoaa,
tertlalng er eapleiting their bvaiaeoeeo,
TIIK PRR reeereeo Ih right I deelg
gate what ronatliuies a pvbll ael.
Want Ada ecjepied St Ih follawlaf
nfflree:
MAIM orriCi ..ITU and rernam Sia.
Hauth Side 4441 fouia I4lh
Council Hlufr II Srotl at.
Telephone
AT-lenlle 1".
Tall for Want Ad Itepartment. A
perlenred Want Ad laker will receive rur
ad and a bill will be melled-later. Th
relea quoted a bo apply le ell her charge
or raeh nrdere.
'usinu hours roR want aps
Keening Kdltlen 11:4 a. m.
tloming Kdliioa I V "
Hunday flditinn S P m. aatutdey
THH W. NINO HICK.
THR KVCNINtl HKK.
THR HI NIAY KKK.
DEATH a FUNERAL NOTICES.
ST. ANPKKWa't'ouatll Knighle Kodneb
will oberv Ih obeeqoiae of Oenrg
Waehlnglon Meredith. Heturdey, June
IT, at midnight. Weahlngton lime, I I
p. nr. lorel time. Itrethren of the Hue
re requeoied to eaaembl not lal.r than
S:IA p. m, Friende of family Invited.
Hervloe at grotllah RH Cathedral,
pouglaa and lih Hi,
ALVA M atllTH. Kmlnenl Onimander
t'H Aftl.CS A. rtTTEfllHls, weiornar.
CEMETERIES.
Visit Forest Lawn
There tre II acre In Korea! Uet
cemetery, the meet beautiful spot In thl
vicinity; sufficient lo areommodate Ih
peopl of Dougle county for hundred
of years. There a re only a few larger
nmeterle In lb country nan la thl
vicinity. Offices at the cemetery north
of rlty limit), and Tit Branded Theater
Iildg. . .
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC aeallng concrete burial
vaulta Recommended and for (ale
by all leading undertekere. Water
proof, no sleel to ruat. no wood to de
cay. Insist upon th AUTOMATIC SEAL.
I NO VAULT manufactured by Omaha
Coaoret Burial Vault Co.. Ill N. Silk.
Omaha. TL Kenwood 111.
fVneral directors.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Suoeeseor ta
Htaek A Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST
AMBULANCPhTOJ
Thirty-third nd Faraam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Underteker and Embalmer.
Phone HA 4144. Office 2411 Faraata.
Hulse & Riepen, x
Funeral Director. 1114 Cumlag.
rpncRv.iwnriRV? 14m win.
4T.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON FS?:
RAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS .
ft 8WOBODA. 1414 FARNAM STREET.
L HEND1SR80N. 1507 Farnam. J A. 11H.
JOHN BATH. 1IS4 Faraam, JA, 1SSS.
LODGE NOTICES.
THE Grand Lodge of Benevolent Patrlo
tie Order of Doe wilt hold apecial busi
ness meeting in the Elk club room,
July T, llH, at S p. m. All members
ot the Grand Lodge are requested to
be present. (Signed) Supreme Free!.
dent Mrs. E. T. Darden.
ATTRACTIONS.
WANTED Merry-Go-Round concessions
f all klqda, for fourth of July. Under
auspices of American Legion. Sutton,
Neb.. Box 441.
CONCESSIONS wanted July 4. Writs
Sec.. Grlawold, la. '
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST Gold eversharp pencil between
Telephone Bldg. and 14th and Douglae,
north side, and 14th St. between Douglaa
nd Farnam. weet aide. Finder return
to Rm. 142, Telephone Bldg. Reward.
LOST Small bulldog, brown; white mark;
on face and neck. About 1 year old.
Tel. WA. 0731. .
L08T On Fort Crook highway. 1 atraw
eul tease. Reward. Return to Hotel Cas
tle. Dr. Nolan.
C. G. W. pay check 10.433 lost near Grain
exchange. June II. Reward for return.
DO. 2)40.
PERSONALS.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial horn
eollclla your old clothing, furniture,
mae-axine. We collect. We dletrlbuta.
Phone DO. 4116 and our wagon will call.
v.aii ana inspect our new noma, mi.
1111-1114 Dodge St.
BEAU, quiet home for chronic caaee or
. old people; trained nurse; terma, WE,
4464.
MATERNITY HOME, - electrio baths for
nervouaneas. 1412 Bmmet. WJi. 2411.
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with messages. 614 S. 19th. AT. 1341.
THEATRICAL historical masque costumes,
for plays and parties, at Lleben'a. Oman.
SULPHUR bathe. Bwealieh massage, cht.
ropody. Evenlnga to I. I0S a JOth 81.
FOR nurees by the hour or for maaaage
can at. isas, or WA. tztz.
MASSAGE Emma Brott, 1717 Webater.
EXPERT MASSAOE. ATLANTIC SI4I.
RENT vacuum cleaner. 76c. HA. 1071.
FISHER Bath, maaa. 320 Arthur Bldg.
Osteology treatment. O. Jacobs. AT. S34I.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FRATERNAL Aid Union will dance at
Krug park Friday evening. Ticketa for
aale at Merrltt drug store, 111 S. 14th
St. Admission to park and ball room,
dance alb evening, per couple. 11.00.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordion Pleating;.
ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating,
Ing, buttonholes. Write-Ideal Button &
Pleating Co., 10 Brown Block, Omaha.
nea jeiepnone ja. isat.
NEB. PLEATING
In a
erl Rllttnna
1406 Farnam, . Id Floor,
DO. 6470.
Chiropractors.
Pa florin DR. A. N.. Chiropractor, toT
Vdl 1&UI1 Paxton block. AT; S747.
WE. 42. Office hre. 11 a. en.-S:IS p. m.
Contractors.
OARAGES built, any style and else. 1164 up.
Concrete work. Mlcklln Lumber 4b
Wrecking Co. Tel. WE. 6661. .
Dancing Academics.
LEARN to dance; aummer cleeees; 1 lea
eons, 14. Keep's, IMS Farnam. DO. 144.
Dentists.
DENTAL X-RATS. I each. II a full set.
1 Secorltiea Bldg.. ltth and Farnam.
Dr. R. R. Page, Dentist. 642 World-Her-old
Bldg. Of. AT. 0661. Eve. KB. 077J.
Detectives.
Independent Detective Bureau. 304 Neville
Blk. AT. 4601; night. WA. 4046; KB. 0446
RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway
Ex. Bldg., JA. 2064; night. KE. 2111.
JAMES ALLAN. 112 Neville Blk. Evidence
secured In all raaea. AT. 1124.
Kodak Finishing.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE.
Th Enelgn Co.. HOT Howard St.
Furriers.
TfTTRS remodeled, rellned. cleaned,
r UXVO Knreter A leak Fur Co- 101
So 16th St. DO. 7213.
Dresimakirtg.
Embroidering, dressmaking. AT. 1717.
Mattresaca.
CITT MATTRESS CO.
If ttreoea mad over. New tlcka.
Bog Spring Repaired.
1111 Cuming 8t AT. 4171.
Osteopaths.
DR. MABEL WESSON, Osteopath. 44S
World-Herald Bldg. At lit. J. S72S.
Paint and Paper Hanging.
PAPB7RHANOINO and Painting properly
done Reasonfbl for cash. Call Hew.
ley. At. tlt.
CLEAN peper, n walla; ezp. JA 1S4L
i