THE OMAHA BEE: TUESDAY. JUNE 20. 19
ft!
Omaha Grain
Omaha, June 19.
The grain markets cre quiet but
with an eatier tone. There were
reports of heavy rami delaying the
winter lirai harvctt in Kaon and
Oklahoma and it was laid that the
corn tro i was ixoicretitnc favorably,
the rcreiit hot wcasher being very
beneficial. Foreign exchange was
reported weak and early export sales
l uhrat were buineu. saiei
hi other grains were amall. The
lirerV ordrr for wheat ha been post
poned. LiverKHil pt wheat tone
uimewhat better, often not ao heavy.
Keceiptt of wheat in Omaha, 40
tart; o( crn. 54 cars; of oats, 36, anU
of rye and barley. 9 cari. totaling
car, .at' compared with 89 car last
' car. Shipment aggregated 80 can
st against 117 cart a year ago.
'l lirr. un nnlv a. moderate demand
for eah grain and wheat aold 1(S
Jc lower. Corn was unchanged to
'ic lower. Oats were quoted U
! jc lower. Rye .old J centi lower
and barley wa unchanged.
WHKAT ....
v.. hard wlniar: 1 rrf II S: l
r.r. 1105: 1 r.r. ( olU Wlllni. It ,.
v i timrt winior: rnrt. U.S.: 1 car
) par r.nl rlirkl. 111.
So. I fallow hM: I rar, SIM.
X. 1 yllnr hard: I rar. II. U
No. J aonna-: 1 raramulty. It .
u ..i. ...,iHa. 1 fmr inorthtrnt. Sarv
No 1 tnUt: 1 rar (durum, amutly).
Sir; I I car (durum), He; car (durum),
No. mrd:
I I car (.I par cni r,
mull)'). 7r.
No. 1 durum:
1 rar. lis.
CORN,
T ear. S4H.
I tart, He,
IS cara, lie.
t 1 rara. 14 H.
4 rara, I4.
No. J
thllt:
fallows
No. I yi
No. 1 yallnw
No. S yallow:
No. 1 mliarll
No. I nil ltd:
cara, S4c; 1
car (apt-
rial hllllnll. I4U.
.No. I mtiad: I rar, SlVte.
OAT.
No. t whlta: a rara. tlo.
No. 4 wblta: 1 ear. Ue.
RYE.
No. 1: 1 tar, 7.
No. I: t rar. Tie.
No. I: 1 cara. fir.
BAR LET.
Stmpla: 1 fx, 41c.
OMAHA RECr.rPTH AND SHIPMENTS.
Week Tear
Today. Ao. Ago.
.. 41 13 3ft
.. 14 M 33
.. 34 33 I
..7 1 1
.. -I 1
.. 13 II 14
..41 44 64
..II 31
.. 1 J
... 3
' - AND SHIPMENTS.
"M.S.)
H'c.lpll '
Wheat
Corn
,
Rra
iiwrley
ahtpmtnia-a
Wheat
Corn
Oat
Rye
Barley
FRIMART RK-
Recelpla . Wk. Ao. Tr. Aio.
wheat 1 1.o7.ooo .i34.oo
Corn I. 1.S39.00O l,J2,0f)0
OaH w. f. .1 l.M7,00 773.000
enipmenia
Wheat .'.ron 6H2.000 6M.OO0
Corn I49.000 636.000 731.000
Data 187,000 707.000 313,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bunhela Today. Tr. Ao.
W'heat and Flour.. 53.000 J.761.OO0
Com 311.000 80.000
Oat no.ono 61.000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlota Today Wk. Alio Tr. Ago
"neat u l (4
Corn 190 !52 J4J
Oata 87 107 CO
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Carlott-
Today Wk. Ago
Tr. Ago
630
131
63
Tr. Ago
124
Whaat
Corn
Data
ST.
Carlota
Wheat
Corn
473 23
.. 77 64
107 156
LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Today Wk. Ago
64 90
71 17
63
61
Oa
..107 166
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlota Todav Wk. Am
Tr. Ago
Mlnneapoll 2.11 314
Puluth r, K3 16
Winnipeg 184 110
V. a. VISIBLE.
Rushela Today Wk. Atro
346
71
123
Tr. Ago
Wheat ....14.614.000 26,1103,000 11. 240,000
Corn 33.341,000 30.313.000 22.140.000
Oata 46,836.000 47.272,000 31,667.000
Rye 3,4fll.O(10 3,668.000 139.000
Etrley .... 1.831.000 1.622.000 1.606.000
OMAHA STOCKS.
Buahelt Today
Wheat 309.000
Corn 1.231,000
Oata 1,909,000
Ry 16.000
Barley 27,000
Tear Ago
212.000
1.218.000
1,239.000
31.000
13,000
' CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By 1'pdlk Grain Co. DO. 2S27. June 19.
;; Art. Open. High, Low, Cloee, Sat.
i Wht. I I I I
I July 1.11 1.114,1 1.09i l.iotf l.im
1.10il 1.10
i Sept. 1.11 m Mlil 1.10; 1.104 1.1214
!. l.nu I , 1.10-4 1.124
il Dec. 1.15 l.im! i.14?, 1.14 1.15
1: tH I 1.14H 1.16
ji Ry
!: July .84T, .854 .R4ij .85V, .4614
' Sept. .85ft .84 ,85a .86
riec, .17 .88'., Mhi .87?. .89
Corn
July .am .61H .61 .614 -61
.614, I .61.
Sept. .65 .65 U' .64. .64 .65.
! ' .64 I .45 .654
1 rec. .64Vi .M4l .64T4 ".64 .644
j Oatt
July .34 .34 V I .3.1, .34 .34
1 .33 I .3341 .34
i Dec. .3 .394! .39 .394 .39
; Lard
! July 11. 11.60 11.40 ill. 50 11.42
j Sept. 11.70 11 77 111.70 111.77 11.72
I Sept. 11.80 111.80
I Rtbt ! I
i July 12.35 12.37 112.32 112.37 12.37
1 Sopt. 12.16 12.20 112.12 12.50 12.20
, Knnan City Grain.
Kansas City. July 19. Wheat Caah. No.
hard. I1.0SO1.30: No. 2 red, 1.03 491.07.
Corn No. 1 white, SI He; No. 2 yel
low. 68c
Hay Timothy 60cT1.00 lower: clover,
mixed, 60c lower; othera unchanged; No.
1 timothy. I16.SO17.60; No. 1 clover,
113.50 if 15.60.
Kansas City. .Tune 19 Wheat Cloae,
July, 11.03; September, 11.03; Decem
ber. 11.07.
Corn I6tc; September, 59c; Decem
ber, .10 c.
" Tltlble Grain Supply.
New Tork. June 19. The viaible aup
ply of American grain shows the follow
ing changes;
Wheat deoreaaed 1.194.000 bushel.
Corn Increased 3,129.000 bushels.
Oata decreased 1.436.000 bushels.
Ry decreaeed 1.077.000 bushels.
Barley Increased 220,000 bushels.
Mlnneapollt Grain.
Minneapolta. Jun 19. Wheat Cash.
11.28: September, 11.18 December,
31.1843)1.1.
, Corn No. I yellow, 6263c.
Oatt No. S white, Sl31c.
Barley 44 65c.
Ry No. 3. 82H'83c.
Fltiseed No. 1. 12.4362.45.
St. Iula Grain.
St. loul., July 19. Wheat July,
11.07; September. 11.08.
. Corn July, 6060c; September. 63
6640.
. Vats July. 85c September, 34e.
'"'
MtaUMapalla Floor.
' Minneapolis. Minn.. Jun IS. Flour
' fnchangad to lc lower: family patent,
17 50(97.76.' 'Sttlpment, 47,191 barrels.
N Bran HJ0?" Aa-
. ' "' Kew Trk Sugar.
' New Tork. June II. The raw sugar
market waa firm, and unchanged at 3
centa for Cuba ctfst and freight, equal to
4 61c for centrifugal. There were aalea
of 37.113 bag of Philippine -(aland nd
1.000 Porto Rlcane to a local refiner at
4c c. L t delivered, but no le of
Cubaa.
The raw sugar future market waa quite
active and price were higher t one time
NShowing advances of S to S point on re
newed buying by trad Intereata and com
mlaaton house. Fears of a railroad tiik
checked th advance and under liquid,
tion or realising prices eed off. closing
at net advance of 1 tn 4 point. July,
1 Sic: September. S.lle; December, 3 23c;
March. 3.19c. , .
There waa a good Inquiry for refined
sugar but no change In quoutlon which
rang from S.IOc to 1.00c for fin granu-
lated.
Refined future. nominal. Closing:
July. 6. 30c; September, 1.35c; December,
1.60c
Iondaa Mny.
T.ondon. Jun IS. Br Stiver 31 d per
nnce.
t Money I per cent.
Diarount Rates short bills and three
Months' bills, 3 per cent
Market,
Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omafca tW Uavart) Mir.
Chicago, June 19. A lack of sup
port rather than any material in
create in the pressure was retpon-
nble lor break ot Ui US ie in
wheat from Saturday'! finiih. The
cloic as at net los.es of lit (fit Hi
lorn after a range of he doted
f-i He lower, w hile oati rallied at the
latt and gained H (' c. Ry wai
off 7i.
Action of the wheat market aug-
geited that the urgent covering by
eaitern and local ahorti Saturday had
been latikhed by buyers now at
lower figures and that the technical
position wai weak. It took but little
lelling to bring about the decline,
while there wai a noticeable lack of
aggreitive buying. All rallies found
wheat for sale. Toward the last there
wai premure from cash hnuiei on the
June and July. Considerable spread
ing was under way between the
various deliveries.
Hedfin pre.aur la gradually Inrr'aaa
Ing and HI. Lauib reported ua flrat rar
or new wneat or in an rareivea our
Ing Ihe day from MIMOurl. Movement
In I tie aigihweat v. a a liberal, Kan.aa CHy
having 471 ran ef aid grain. Numer-
oua report Indlrallng diMPpoinilng
threahlng return and damage from pre.
maiura rlpaninar wr Ignored. Foreign
earhang waa eharply lower and eiport
bu.ineaa Inconaequenllal. Recelpla, 1
cara.
Iamper oa Blh.
Foreraat for ahowera over Ihe enure
rorn belt, with aom rain In the weal
and aouthwMI, put a daaiper on bullleh
emhualaam la rorn and the average of
prlrea waa lower, with acallered commia-
lon houea aelllng on )l upturna.
Crop report generally wera favorable,
although l ho growth la Irregular. Caah
grain gained e on lh July, with re-
relpta of 414 rara.
data market paid little attention to un
favorable rrop reporta until the laet, when
aitered buying found offering! amall
nd mad Ihe finlah about the high point
fier a rang of HO He Caah demand
waa alow. Kfrelpta. 13 rara.
Caah Intereata were moderately artlv
e. with on et of buyera taking th
lulv and telling the September at even
flsurre. while athera did the reverae. Ex
port demand w-a reported alow.
rit Not.
Shorn In July rnrn and oslt were active
buyera today, giving the market ita elat
ing rally. Their unraalneaa la baaed on
Ihe railroad strike pnaalbllltlea. Leading
ash Intereata are taking In their hedgea
and replacing them In the deferred fu
turet. A big rommlstlon houae bought
oat. tt the laat In a aurpritlng wty. giv
ing the mtrket a good rally.
A Nebraska banker, after trip
through the Klkhorn valley, the best
corn aectlon of that state, ttyl ftrmera
have good atorka of corn, one farmer
holding 10.000 buahela and another 18.000
buahela, much of th grain being on the
ground.
Sell Old Wheat.
Reporta to the Santa Fo road any
farmera have told their old wheat freely
of late and are feeling easier financially.
This makes them diapoaed to go alow In
offering tn sell their new grain at pre
vailing prices.
It cottt on an average of 121.13 per
acre to raise oata on 1260 land In Iowa,
according to a careful investigation made
by J. B. Bennett Co.'a Fort Dodge
(la.) office among farmera In that ter
ritory. Contract stocks of wheat In public ele
vators In Chicago Saturday night aggre
gated 5,220.000 bushels; corn, 4.173,000
bushels, ind oats. 3.877.000 buahelt. For
the week wheat decreaaed 1.043.0OO buah
ela and oats 75.000 bushel., while corn
Incretsed 447.000 bushels.
New York General.
New Tork. June 19. Flour Dull ;
spring patentt. 7.6Og8.00; spring clear.
15.4004.26; aoft winter straights. 16.754)
6.25; htrd winter straights, 16.8607.25.
Cornmeal Inactive, fine white and yel
low granulated, 11.7001.80.
Wheat Spot, easy; No. 2 red, 1126;
No. 2 hard, 11.27; No. 1 Manitoba, 11.42.
and No. 3 mixed durum, 11.21 c. I. f.
track, New Tork, to arrive.
. Corn Spot, barely ateady; No. 2 white
and No. 2 yellow, 79 c. and No. 2 mixed.
78c. c. I. f. New York, all rail.
Oata Spot steady; No. 2 white, 45c.
Hy Easy; No. 1. 2l.00t8)31. 00; No. 2.
f27.002S.0O : No. 3, 2(.0026.00; ship
ping, 322.00 24.00.
Hops Quiet; atate 1921, 2024c; Paci
fic coast 1921. 21324c; 1920., 170190.
Pork Steady: mess, 129.60; family,
I28.0029.00; lard ateady; mlddlewest,
S12.1O012.2O.
Tallow Quiet; special loose, lc; ex
tra loose. 6 c.
Rice Steady; fancy head, 77c.
New York Coffee.
New York, June 19. The market for
coffee futures was quiet today. After
opening unchanged, prices worked about
3 to 4 points net higher on the late
months, but there was very little, and
DecemberVreacted from 9.87c to 9.72c In
the later triMling under scattered liquida
tion, which may have been influenced by
the threatened rail strike. The close was
1 to 4 uolnts net lower. Sales were es
timated at about 12,000 bags. July, 10.07c;
September, .81c; October, 9.85c; Decem
ber. 9.73c; January, 1 9.69c; March, 9.61c;
Msy, 9.65c.
The local spot market was dull at 10c
for Rio 7a and 14 c to 14c for Santos
4s. Cost and freight offers were un
changed to a shade lower. Santos 4s snd
3s were offered at 14.16c to 14.30c lor
prompt shipment and were quoted at
l'4.35c for August and October shipment,
American credits. No Rio offers were re
ported. St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo.. June 19. Hogs Re
ceipts. 11.000 head; slow; packers and
shippers bidding 1020c lower; packing
sows', 15c lower; bulk, 18.8609.00; average
cost Saturday, 110.26; weight, 226 pounds;
average cost, last week, 110.15 for 228
pounders.
Cattle Receipts, 14.000 neaa; ocer
steers, steady to atrong; all other packers
dull; yearlings, butcher cows and bulls,
weak to lower; top beef steers, 18.76; top
yearlings, early 18.25; no strictly-choice
beef cattle here; cows largely 15.60 down;
calvea mostly 60c lower.
Sheep Receipts, 1.200 head; fat lambs.
uneven, strong to 50c higher in spots; top
fat lambs. 111.50: drive In mostly 111.00;
culls. 16.00: one-deck of 60-pound Texas
yearlings, 18.00; ewes, steady, 13.50.
Sioux City Live Stoelt.
Sioux City. Ia., June 19. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2,500 head; market, good kinds.
steady; othera 15J8 26c lower; fed steers
and yearlings, 17.7509.15; warmed up
steers and yearlings, 17.0007.50; grass
cows and heifers, 34.2506.25; fat cows and
helftrs, 5.26j8.60; canners, I2.6O03.6O;
veals, I5.OO01O.6O; feeders, I6.OO07.OO;
ralves. 16.0007.26; feeding cows and heif
ers. 13.5005.75: stockers. 15.0007.25.
Hogs Receipts. 6.000 head: market 10c
to 25c lower; practical top lights, 110:40;
heavy mixed, 19.0009.85: stags, 750
8.00; heavy packers. 17.766)9.00: native
pigs. 110.60010.76; bulk of sales, 9.85
ltr.5. 1
Sheep and Lam be Recelnta. 100 heart.
steady to strong.
Chicago Batter.
Chicago. June 19. The butter market
was weak and unsettled today. Trading
was quiet, with relatively lower prices at
New York causing a weakening effect.
Jancy butter and cars of centralized
were the weakest. Ninety-two score sold
generally at 35 cents. Ninety score cen
trallted sold from ?5c and 36c, and
while most of the 8t score ctrt were held
at 13 cents, buyers were unwilling to
pay more than 33 centa Quality was Ir
regular. Dried "Fruit.
New Tork. June 19. EvmnraleA
Ap
to Pies Quiet: atate, 16 to 18c.
Prunes Firm; Callfornlas, 16
iaic; uregons. lo 14 c.
Apricots Quiet; choice, 27c; extra
choice. 31c; fancy, S4c.
Peaches Quiet; choice, 13015c; extra
choice. 16c: fancy, 20c.
Raisins Easy; loose muscatels. II to
!4c; choice to fancy aeeded, 13 to 14c;
seedless, 15 to 20c.
nrysoodt.
New Tork. June II. The rise In raw
cotton sent gray good up today, print
clotha being held cent a yard higher
with trading, confined to smaller lots of
spot goods. Finished goods were firm,
mail order showing a broad range in
small lots. Raw silk trade was light
with prices unchanged. Dress goods
showed little change. Burlaps were
ateady but relatively Inactive.
New York Money.
New Tork. June 19. Call Money Easy;
high. 3 per cent; low. 2 per cent: ruling
rale. 3 pr cent; closing bid. 2 per cent;
offered at 3 per cent: last loan. 2 per
cent; call loans againat acceptancea. 3
per cent.
Tim Loans Steady: days, 9 days. 4
per cent; months. 4 per cent.
Prims Mercantile Psper 4 $4 per
cent.
Financial
Live Stock
Omaha, J una II.
Catll. Hot a.
Reraiota war:
Mdar eaiiuiata ... 1,1 1 l.l
4, to
kern day laat week 1.141 .
Mam day t wka. 1.171 I. ill
Kama day I wka. at Mil 't
tn day r go.. 1.141 11.111
I 441
ll.a'a
1.441
JIJ'I
Rereipla and dlapnaltlon of Ilvealwlt at
th Colon etarkyard. uniaha, Neb., for
I hour, ending a.1 I p. m , June l, Hit,
It tctir Td 41 A HI.OT.
cattle, ami urip, n
r, M A St. P. By. tl
Mo. Pa. R. K 14
I nlon raelfi K. R II
4 A S, W. Ry, teal I
I. a N. W. Ry., weal IS
C, St. P., M. A O.. 4
('., R. A Q. Ry., eaat 7
r , n. u. Ry., weat S3
I', R. I. P., eaat. l
lillnoit Centray Ry, , I
C. Q. W. Ry 1
:i
II
I
ll
43
I
'i
To
Total rtreiptt ... lit
I I PUBl T I WW H fc A I .
tattle. Hnga Sheep.
Armour A Co 1.134 I tlo
t udahy I'arking-Co. ,.1,:1 3,214
I 'old Packing Co :,1 1,2(7
1.J44
:73
Morria Parking Co. .. .1.111 1,131
J. W. Murphy I.fn
Mwarta Co l,tt l.ST l.lal
l.lnrolli Park. Co 16 ,
Wllaon Parking Co. .. 11
Iliggina Packing Co. , . 20
Hoffman Hroa 13
Mayerowlrti e Vail.... 21
Mldweet Talking Co. .. II
t la 4
Omaha Parking Co. . . It
John Roih A font 62
M. wmaha Packing Co. II
J. II. Bulla
ennle A Kranila 331
Kill A Co 4
John Harvey 101
T. J. Ingram 3
r. i. Keiiuag an
A. A Co.. Stout Palla 1 !7t
Smiley 4
St. Ualre
Roaenatork Hroa !
Sullivan Rroa J
W. H. Van Hant Co. I
Worthelnter A Uegen .. 71
Other buyera l.olo .... 704
Total
.1.064 11.141 -6.121
Cattle Receipts wer 7.700 head Th
market for beet rattl and butcher stock
wss slow to He lower than tht close of
aal week. ADnarentlv the hat weather
haa reduced th demand and all aradea
Buffered more or Iraa of a tlump, th de
cline being moat pronounced on the un
flnlahed and half fat yearlings. Beat
handy weight and heavy rattle told
round I4.73fcl.3l. Cow stuff Buffered
niiiy aa in urn aa tn beef steers snd stock,
eis and feeders were In liberal aupply and
uneven! lower.
quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
beeves. 18 8(09.26; good to choice beeves,
S 4 0 tjT R 6 ; fair to good besvea, 18.000
8.35; common to fair beeves. I7.6O0S.OO;
choirs to prime heifers, 18.0008.76; good
to choice heifers. 17.2608.00; (sir to good
heifers, 16.6007.25; choice to prim cow.,
16.6007.10; good to choice cows. 16.000
1.60; fair to good cows, 15.0006.00; com
mon to fair cows. 13.2604.76; good to
choice federt, I7.6O0S.UO;" fair to good
feedera, 17.0007.50; common to fair feed
era. 16.3607.00; good to choice ttockers.
17.6008.26; fair to good Blockers, 17.000
7.50; common to fair atockera, 6.00
6.76; atock heifers, 14.6006.00; stock cows
13.6005.25; stock calves, I6.5O08.OO; veal
calves. 15.0001.60; stock bulls. 6.00fc
S.60; built, stags, etc.. 13.7607.00; choice
to prime yearlings, 18.6509.26; good to
choice yearlings. 18.1008.60; fair to good
yearllnga, 17.6008.00; common to fair
yearlings, 17.0007.10.
BEEP STEERS.
No.
7....
24
Av.
. 680
, 978
.1068
.1117
. 856
.1108
.1199
.1337
. 776
.1013
Pr.
17 50
7 65
8 1ft
8 36
8 60
8 75
8 90
9 10
3 00
6 85
No. Av. Pr.
14 733 7 76
27 672 S 00
32 1122 8 10
36 1273 8 40
31 1042 8 65
10 1163 8 75
16 1(70 9 00
13 1100 S 26
4 1330 6 60
18...
...
26...
20...
27...
3...
3...
8...
COWS.
828
5 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
10S 884 8 40
64 874 S 00
6 780 S 50
HEIFERS.
6 50 3.
7 40
4. .
.1..
1..
1..
1. .
79. .
810
710 7 10
BULLS.
4 00 1 . 910 4 25
4 35 1 1490 6 00
5 40 2 915 7 60
CALVES.
6 50
.1540
-.1610
. 660
142
Hogs Receipts wer 11,000 head. On
a liberal run of hogs today, prices were
unevenly lower with the market slow and
draggy for the full session. Early tales
of light and medium weight hogs were
mostly 10015c lower, but with further
declines the bulk of the hogs moved 15
0 25c lower. Light hogs sold mostly at
110.25010.36 with a top price of 110. 40.
Mixed loada and cutcher weights, 19.660
10.30, and packing grades, 19.2609.85.
Bulk of tales, 19.76010.26.
HOGS. V
No. A v. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
26. .234 ... I 9 75 18. .343 70 110 00
65. .226 40 10 05 47. .315 ... 9 60
64 258 ISO 10 10 60. .276 ,.. 10 16
86.. 210 75 10 25 46.. 235 200 JO 30
Sheep Receipts were 4.500 head. Trad
ing was alow to get under way .today, but
later developed mtstly on ateady basis,
with occasional sales showing some
strength. Bulk of the offerings were
Idaho spring lambs and small lots nf na
tives. Sales were largely around the
112.60 mark with best quality quoted at
112.25. Feeders and sheep were steady to
strong, only small lots of ewes being of
fered, which aold at 12.6004.76, the latter
price paid for light ewea averaging 100
pounds.
Quotations on Shep: Fat lambs, good
to choice, 110.60011.00; fat lambs, fair
to good, 19.00010.50; spring lambs, 110.00
012.25; feeder lambs, 19.00011.25; cull
lambs, 17.00010.00; fat ' yesrllngs, 7.50
10.00; fat wethers, I6ao7.00; fat ewes,
light. 34.0005.00; fat ewet, heavy, 12.00
04.00.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, June 19. Cattle Receipts 23,
000; beef steers and butcher she stock,
uneven: better grades, steady; others,
weak to 25c lower; yearlings off most;
top, matured steers, 9.75; best mixed
yearlings In load lots, 19.30; bulk beef
steers. 18.2609.15; canners and cutters,
steady; bulk, 13.1004.00; bulls and stock
era, weak to 26c lower; bulk bologna lulls,
14.3504.50; veal calves, 25 to 50c lower;
bulk. 18.0008.50.
, Hogs Receipts 66,000; opened mostly 5
to 10 cents lower; closed strong to 10c
higher on lighter weights; others, steady
to 25c lower than Saturday's average;
mixed packing grades off most; top,
110.85, one load late; bulk. 19.85010.76;
pigs, steady to lower; mostly. 19.260
10.00; shippers took about 13,000; holdover
moderate.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 14.000:
steady to strong; spots higher; top native
lambs. 112.50; culls, mostly 16.5007.00;
four loads Idaho lambs. 112.85: 200 feed
ers outbid 112.00: top dry fed yearlings.
111.00; matured fed wethers, 17.60; light
fat ewes, I6.6IK '
St. Lonls Live Stock.
East St. Louis. III., June 19. Cattle
Receipts. 6,600 head; weighty beef steers
shade higher; others steady to easier:
best steers, 18.65: weight. 1, 339-pound
averages; bulk, 17.0008.00: light yearlings,
steady to 25c lower: bulk best kinds,
17.7608.26; best cows, steady: medium
kinds tending lower, choice cows, 16.00;
canners, 16025c lower: bulk. $2.60; bulls,
steady; bulk. 13.7504.25; stockers, 150
25c lower; bulk. 15.0006.00; veal calves,
steady top. 18.60.
Hogs Receipts", 12,000 head: opened 5
to 10c lower; closed steady: top, 110.85;
bulk, 160 to 260-pound butchers, 110.750
10.80; light lights, 110.50010.75; bulk
pigs, 110.00010.60; packer sows mostly
I8.SO0S.OO. . . '
Sheep Receipts, 6,000 head; steady;
choice Kentucky lambs to city butchers,
112.00: bulk, 110.60011.60; fat light sheep,
15 0005.50; heavies. 12.0002.60; yearlings,
to 4-year-olds, breeding ewes. 17.000
8.00. '
Kanaas City -lite Stock.
Kansas City. July 19. (U. 8. Bureau of
Markets). Cattle Receipts. 18.000 head;
all classes, slow; better grade beef ateera.
10c to 15c lower; early top. 19.35; some
held sround. 19.50; bidding unevenly
lower on other grades: yearlings, 6e
lower; she stock and canners, weak to
25c lower; bulls. 14.000 6.25; prime lot.
17.00: canners. 12.2002.75; bulla, steady:
bologna, 13.7504.00; few butchers abov
15.25; calves, 50c lower; better grsde vent
ers). 17.0008.00.
Hogs Receipts. 20.000 head: slow. 100
20c lower; mostly. 20 0 25c lower; top,
110.40: bulk, 1800210-pound weight,
110.15010.36: bulk of sales. 110.00010.36;
throwout sows, mostly. I8.7S0MO; stock
pigs about ateady; best. 110.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 4,000 head:
sheep, strong to 16c higher; light fed
ewes. 15.50; yesrllngs. 110.60; Iambi. 26c
to 60c higher: best natives, 15.25; bulk,
better grade. 111. 75013.00.
Turpentine and Kotia.
Savannah. Ga.. June 19 Turpentine
Firm. 11.06; sales. US bbls.; receipts,
424: shipments, IS: stock. 2.211.
Rosin Firm: Hales. 421 casks; receipts,
332: shipment. 4.090: tock. 44.835.
Quote: B. 14.26: A. 14 4S; D. 14 660
4.70; E. 14.1504 90; F. 14.95: O, 15 OO;
H. 5.5: 1. 15.10: K. 5.4o: m. !,.-." re
1.15; N. IS.7S07.7O; WO, 11.40; WW, 14.10.
and Industrial News of
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Oatah Hew Lewi Mir.
New York, June 19. There were
several noteworthy movements in to.
day's marketi, ino.t of them having
no relation whatever to one another.
Time money rales declined to the
lowest since the month in which the
United States went to war, hut the
Kuorpran exchange rates were ex
ceptionally weak. The price of whrt
declined while cotton reached iiiiuIi
the highest prices of the season. On
the ktocTc exchange the actual trend
r a
of the market seemed to be toward
inactivity and lower price; but what
appeared to be the virtual "cornering"
of the speculative sellers of Mexican
Petroleum stock by the inside ex-
7iO
i4j I pert resulted in a further rise of
. . i points in Ms price and m a caution
attempt to bid up other industrial
shares.
Th Meilctn petrnlluin Incident
rharac terl.tli ; lit repeated upward
duwnward swlnta nf 10 to ;n point
mad tints b e by the manner In wni
the atock la nintrntled and held, hav
attached to It th ane. ulatu allurement
nd th particular tpeculatlv hatird
which mule II tt time th favnrlt
gambling counter on th tock etching.
Kurh movement! at today t hv no bet
Ing on th financial attuttlon. unleat pm
all.lv thrnuth aulteailn th convenient
of th nreeent eay money mtrket to In
conductors of th speculative tide of Iht
unttertiklnk'-
Kefore thlt performtnr had taken p
aeaaionj or th mge, tn biock mimei
trend wa hetittnt, with th rallwa
iharM weakening aa a conseauence of th
open threat of a strike agalnat the labor
hoard a reduction In the wag cle. Th
fact that th employee affected are thnp
men and unskilled rnad workers, not
tranaoortatlon men. had somewhat quiet
ed apprehenilnn, but th Influenc nf th
incident on tne marset waa 10 reatrai
activity and leave the Hat Irregular.
Today' 6-rent (lectin In sterling
bringing the rate 13 cents below the sea
ton a h ghest figure or two weeks tgo,
Indicated not only speculative selling, but
stle of considerable tmount of genuine
commercial bllli. Ths movement in some
respects retemblet the 17c decline which
occurred In the fortnight rter tne t.44s
rate waa reached. March 1. It. on th
other hand, sales of exchange are now
being made to provide for Kurope t su
tumn payments at New Vork for grain
and cotton, when sterling fell from
14.0014 In May to 13.66 In July, but re
covered tteadlly throughout the tutumn
mora than regaining th aummer't lost.
New York Stocks
Range of prices of the leading storks
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248 Petera
Truat building:
RAILROADS.
Sat
High. Low. Cloae. Close.
A., T. A 8. F. 98 97 98 97
Balitomore A Ohio 46 45 45 46
Canadian Pacific .136 135 136 136
r.ew lorn central 89 88 89 88
Chesapeake A Ohio 62 62 62 62
ureat XMortnern .. 76 76 ? '
Illinois -central ...103 103 103 103
Kan. city South.. 23 22, 22 23
Lehigh Valley
62
20
27
74
72
41
73
39
88
22
61
19
26
73
71
40
71
38
87
21
62
61
1
Missouri Pacific
N. Y. & N. H . . . .
Northern Pacific.
Chi. & N. V....
Penn. R. R
19
27
73
72
41
72
39
87
22
27
74
72
41
73
Reading
C. R. I. A P
Southern Pacific.
Southern Ry. ....
C... M. A St. P...
39
87
22
25
24
:4
0
24
L'nlon Pacific 160 159 1
ID!
STEELS.
Amer. Car Fdry.,160 159 160 161
Amer. Loco 110 110 110 110
Baldwin Loco 112 110
111 1104
Bethlehem Steel... 76
Colo. F. A 1 30
Crucible 71
Am. Steel Fdry 35
Lackawanna Steel. 72
Midvale Steel 33
Presaed Steel Car. 75
Rep. S. & 1 70
Ry. Steel Springs. . 99
Sloss-Scheffleld .. 42
U. S. Steel 99
Vanadium 45
74
74 74
29
69
35
71
32
'75
68
99
42
97
44
30
'.
69
35
71
33
75
69
99
42
98
45
60
69
19
28
61
31
39
33
28
70Vi
36
73
33
69
99
98
44
COPPERS.
Anaconda .
51
60
19'
28
61
31
39
33
28
60
67
19
28
61
31
39
32
28
51
Am. S. & R. Co.
Cerro De Pasco.
Chill
Chlno
Calumet & Ariz.
Green Cananea..
Inspiration
Kennecott ......
Miami
Nev. .Consol
Ray Consoll. . .
Seneca
57
35
19
28
30
39
32
28
16
16
12
12
62
59
47
69
1
11
Utah 63
62
62
58
46
OILS
General Asphalt
Cosden
Cal. Peterol . . .
Island Oil ....
Invincible Oil .
Mexican Peterol
Middle States .
Pacific Oil ....
Pan-American
60
47
61
1
58
46
69
1
1514
1
16
15
15
K5.
13
163 146 160
14 13 13
69 56
58
70
62
7
31
68
33
57
72 68
68 J
Phillips 53
Pierce Oil 8
Pure Oil 31
Royal Dutch 68
Sinclair Oil 34
51
7
30
67
61
301
68
32
33
Stand. Oil,
Texas Co.
Union Oil
White Oil
N. J...185
183 183 185
47
46 47 '
...22
... 8
MOTORS
... 73
... 14
.. 8
... 20
21'
21
8
21
8
Chandler
General Motors.
72
134
8
19
'72
14
8
19
13
8
19
48
Willys-Overland
Plorce-Arrow . .
White Motor...
Studebaker
.125
121 123
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flsk 15 15 15
15
45
14
H
59
Goodrich 39 39 39
Kelley-Springfteltl.. 35 44 44
Keystone Tire 14 14 14
AJax 15 15 15
U. S. Rubber..' 59 68 68
INDUSTRIALS.!
Am. Beet Sugar.... 52 42
52
36
41
A.. O. & W. I 37 36
Am. Int. Corp 42 41
36
41
36
Am. Sumatra 37 ',4 37
Am. Telephone. ...122 122
American Can 46 45
Central Leather,... 37 37
Cuba Cane 16 16
Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 24 23
Corn Products 104 102
Famous Playera... 80 78
7
122 122
45 45
37 36
16 16
24 23
103 102
78 78
Gen. Electric 165 164 164-14
Grt Nor Ore 38 38 38
Am H & L pfd
38
67
51
46
71
76
74
46
78
48
69
U 3- Ind Alcohol.. 51 50
Int Paper 46 46
Ir.t M M 73 70
Am Sug Ref .... 77 76
Ssars Roe 75 73
61
46
i 2
77
73
47
80
48
41
58
88
25
38
34
42
24
65
83
4
74
48
Stromsberg 49 47
Tob Prod 80 78
Worthing Pump.. 48 48
Wilson Co 41 41
Westing Elec 69 68
American Wool .. 88 87
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am Cot Oil 25 26
Am Ag utiem .... 38
Am Linseed 34
58
34
41
24
65
83
4
74
47
33
Bosch Magneto .. 42
Brook R T 24
Cont Can 65
Col. O. A E 84
Columbia Graph... 3
United Drug 74
National Enamel.. 48
United Fruit 138
National Lead 92
Philadelphia Co
Pullman 117
Punta Ale. Sugar. 47
South P. R. Sugar. 49
Retail Stores..' 64
Superior Steel 33
St. L. A S. F 25
Va Car Chem 31
25
65
83
4
71
46
137
138
138
2 :
91
37
117 117 117
47 47 46
49 49
63 64
63
25
32
32
25
31
25
30
Total Bales, 760,300 shares.
Money Close, 2 per cent.
Marks Close, .0031c; Saturday close,
.0O31e.
Francs Close. .0857e.
Sterling Close, 14.42 ; Saturday close,
$4 44.
New York Bonds
Tho trend among rails was lower. St.
Paul convertible 4s, Illinois Central 4s
of 1952 and underlying issues of the Erie.
Se board. Missouri. Kansas A Texas. Pe
oria A Eastern and Wheeling A Lake
Erie roads recording losses of fractions
to almost 3 points.
Marland Oil 7s. the regular 8s and
Warrant 8s were better by 1 to 3 points
in anticipation of favorable action on the
company's stock in the near future. To
tal le (par value) aggregated 143.541.
000. New Tork. June 19. Following are to-
J day' high, low tnd closing price of bonds
77TTir. luirrtrr . tait a.,4 a
lutal ul'i uf ) twud
lerrigaj iMtavMiM)!, Mai a 4 MHHlrlptl.
Ma Ira (in II o t its, ..a n,,
I ArgeHtln I. I aw tt1
I i hir.. Hut 1 II y la 11 ( t(
1 City Honea .a I lt I't
IT City H-fiia tt II 111 111
li Illy llm.l.au, at., a .1 ,
S City l upnhgn la, l, 11 11
SI City l.tuna at. .. it .4
City llaia-lllea .. ll 4 44
II City Mia J.n . .. I"l l"l l"l
I City fan I'.ulo tt .11 , Mtt i
I City i!url h 111 ll 111
li.pt Him 7 I.' .
I I n.iii Can it uc.,JH t""N
It Ihun Cm la JI ,. ? !. !
IT turn K Ind t 41., 14 4 (
It IHih End U 11,. 94 li 13
t Kremh Hep la'. ..,.101 ll l(
1 "ranch Rap It ....l JK". IV
1" Jap 4l IT JI 51
II Kin Hrlg Tt.,n. l" oi
13 King It-lb la 12 ): I"!
1 king Drn a .
IT King Italy .. St !.. 14
... .inuii,. mm., w'l pi
S King Norway a.,,l tie
10 King Hweden Sa..,u2 4.
11 I'arl. l.y.M-d at . . . 11 l
ja Hap ( hilt la 4I....4S I" I't
4 Hep t'ulial it nt.. 15 j .,
32 Slat Quii.ltnl 7t l tot h
II Mlata Qunalnd Ha ... I n ui( lnii
IT Swlat Cun a 111 117 117
44 K II 14 I 6a 22 l7 l"t !"
17
II II II I I ta 2S.I07S 1"7 I "7
ll II H A I ll 31. .13 I "31, K3
10 (I H Hraill It 104 4 o(
lit I ' n ftieMro tt,... tju tl tt
14 U 8 Met 4t 63 4 44
I'. . Honda,
US Liberty 3t . . . . loo 14 no n; no
.... Liberty lat 4i . ,.oooo 1 on 011 jaii no
.... Liberty Snd 4t ... II 19 9 II ll
330 Liberty lat 4,i..tioio Jno 10 Mt) 13
134 Liberty 2nd 4. 004 11)1 l
711 Liberty 3rd 4a..noA 11004 lotini
1911 Liberty 4th 4t..tO.I4 1 00. 04 no
III Victory 4 loo it oo.64 loo
Railway and Mlacellttneoua.
1 Adtme Kt 4 75 71 71
1 AJax Rub ll 100 11111 oo
Am A Chm 7i..o 10.1 ln.l
1 Am Cot oil 61 90 S'i 10
IS Am Smlt It 12 2 12
22 Ab Sug It no on itio
27 Am T A T rv .!! 114 114
at Altl tit coi tr s ST
IS Am Writ Pa 7s.. 6
I Armour A Co 4t. 19
43 AT A SP gen 4t.... 19
1 AT UK adl 4.. 13
I
13
IS
I
S3
84
At C I, 1st con 4
ll
17 At Ref !
..103 103 03
23 R A O It
..100 99 99
.. 82 82 82
..107 107 107
IS B A O cv 4l .
13 Hell Tel Penn 7
II Heth St Ref St.,
23 Heth St BM 6.,
37 Ratten Cop 6t...,
3 iz :
10
8
tnv, tn
7 . 18
4 Hkln Ed gen 7a D..106 106 105
25 Hkln R T li ct tt. 77 77 77
13 Cm Nor Ptc 6a. .112 111 111
15 Cm Pic 4 77 77 77
21 Cent Ga 6a S9 98 98
100 Cent Leather 6s .. 97 97 97
3 Ont Ptc gtd 4t.. 87 87 87
21 Cerro Pisco 8s ..117 116 117
42 Chrs A Ohio cv 6s.. 93 91 91
9 Ches A Ohio 4S .. 88 87 87
30 C B A Q ref 6l A.. 99 99 99
21 Chi A E III Si 79 78 79
1 Chi Gt Welt 4. ... 60 60 60
21 C M A St P CV 4l. 19 66 16
32 C M A St P ref 4l 61 61 61
1 Chi A N W 7s. .106 106 108
12 Chi A N W 6..110 110 110
7 Chi Rys 6s 81
1 C R I A P gen 4s.. 82
6 CR I A P ref 4s.. 81
7 Chi A W Ind 4s.. 7JS
1 C C C St L gen 4s.. 80
15 Chile Cop 7s 104
13 Chile Cop 6s 90
6 Col Gas A Elec 5s.. 94
7 K C South 5s 86
10 Tacka St 6s 23.... 99
27 Lscka St 6s 60 89
1 Lacled O St L 1st 5t 91
13 LS A MS d 4s 28. 94
9 LS A MS a 4s 31.. 91
6 Lehigh Val 6s 102
7 Lig A Myers 6s.. 97
8 L A N ref 6s 104
19 L A N unified 4s.. 90
8 Marland Oil 8 102
15 Mex Pet 8s 107
3 Mich State T 1st 6s 98
51 Mid St cv 5s 89
3 Mln A St I. ref 5s. . 45
6 M St P A SSM 6s. 101
61 M K A T n p 1 5s A 82
145 M K A T n ad 6s A. 55
62 M K A T 1st 4s.. 79
17 Mo Pac gen 4s 62
6 Mont Pow 6s A 96
2 Nat Tube 6s 99
49 N O T A M Inc 6s. 71
24 N T C co! 105
14 N T C deb 6s 102
15 X T S con 4s ... 82
20 N Y C A St L d 4s 84
3 N Y" Ed ref 6S.109
3 NT NH A H cv 6s. 80
10 N Y Rys ref 4s ct 38
41 N T T d 6s 49 105
30 N Y T ref 6s 41.104
13 N T W & Bos 4s. 63
3 N P Pr lien 4s 86
1 N P gen 3s 61
83 N P-G N Jt 6S...106
6 Nor Pow ref 5s A. 91
17 N W Bell Tel 7s. .106
3 O-'Ry & N 1st 4s.. 87
40 O S L gedt 6s ctf.104
1 O S L ref 4s 10
3 Or-Wsh KR A N 4s 80
1 Otis St 8s A 100
3 Pac O & El 5s.... 89
2 Pac T A T 6s 96
2 Packard Mot Cr 8s. 107
7 Pan-Am PAT 7s.. 101
11 Penn R R 6s..l09
23 Penn R R gen 6s.. 99
6 Penn R R gen 4s. 91
2 Peoria A E Inc 4s.. 36
1 Pierce Oil d. 8s 9
16 Pro A Ref 8s 102
17 Reading gen 4s 83
5 Rep I & St col 5s. . 95
5 Rio Grnd & W 1st 4s 78
2 R I A A L 4s.. 79
1 St L I M A S ref 4s. 85
39 St L & S F ad 6s.. 76
40 St L A S F inc 6s. 66
30 St L A S F p 1 4s A 71
6 St L S W 1st 4s.. 78
11 S P & KC S L 4s 25 84
9 Con Coal Mrylnd 6s 88
189 Con Gas 7s 115
7 Cub Cn Sg d 8s. 84
81 81
82 12
80 80
72 73
80 80
104 104
90 90
94 9(4
86 66
99 99
88 88
91 91
94 94
91 91
102 102
97 97
104 104
90 90
102 102
107 107
98 98
89 89
45 45
101 101
82 82
66 II
79 79
62 62
96 96
99 99
71 71
105 105
108 102
82 82
84 84
109 109
79 80
38 38
104 105
104 104
63 63
86 86
61 61
105 105
91 91
106 106
87 87
103 103
90 90
80 80
100 100
89 89
96 96
107 107
101 101
108 108
99 99
91 91
36 36
99 99
102 102
83 83
95 95
78 78
79 79
85 85
76 76
66 66
70 70
78 78
84 84
87 87
113 114
84 84
103 103
105 105
95 95
80 . 80
101 101
81 81
106 106
102 102
62 52
62 62
106 106
97 97
lOt 101
101 101
115 116
1 Cpba R R 7s A. .103 10;
6 Cub Am Sg 8s. .10a
2 I) A Hud cv 5s. 95T4
20 D A R O Imp 6s. . 80
9 Det Ed ref 6st 102
9 Pet Uld Rys 9s. 81
14 Dpnt Neb 7s 107
10 Duquesne Lt 6s . .103
61 Erie gen 4s 62
20 Erie pr lien 4s.... 62
5 Flsk Rub 8s 106
14 Framer I D 7s ..'98
4 Gen Elec d 6s 101
25 Goodyear T 8s 31.101
60 Goodyear T 8s 41.. 116 115
19 Ond Tnk Ry C 7s. 113 113 113
34 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s. 102 102 102
6 Grt Nor 7s A.J..., 108 109 109
24 Hud A M ref 5s A. 83 82 82
34 Hud A M inc 6s..-. 83 62 62
2 III Cent 6s ......100 100 100
1 III St d 4s 90 90 90
6 Ind Steel 5s 99 99 99
11 Int Met 4s 12 12 12
25 Int R T ref 5s.. 66 66 66
61 Int M M SF 6s 95 95 95
26 Int Paper ret 's B. 86 86 8
42 Invlnc Oil 8s 97 97 97
8 Iowa Cent ref 4s... 45 44 45
19 K C Ft S A M 4s. 78 78 78
4 Sharon St Hp 8s A. 98 98 98
43 Sinclair Oil cv 7?. 104 104 104
64 Sinclair Oil col 7s.. 98 98 98
8 So Bell Tel 5s 94 9T, 93
9 So Pac cv 4s 91 "91 91
23 So Pac ref 4s 87 87 87
42 So Pac col tr 4s.... 86 85 83
31 So Ry Gen s.. 99 98 99
6 So Prt Ric Sg 7s. 98 96 97
9 Stan Oil Cal d 7s. 105 106 105
14 Third Ave ad 6s... 68 68 58
2 Third Ave ref 4a... 63- 63 63
1 Tldwtr Oil 6s ct.102 102 102
7 Tob ProO 6s 102
12 Un Pac 1st 4s 92
10 Un Pac cv 4s 94
3 Un Pac ref 4s 85
2 Union Tnk Car "s.102
102 102
92 92
94 94
85 85
102 102
17 Utd Drug 8s Ill
109 111
3 U S Rub 7s 107 107 107
23 U S Rub 5s 89 88 88
39 U S St sf 5s 102 101 101
10 Utah Pow & Lt 6s. 91 90 91
76 Va-Cr Chm 7S..105 105 105
30 Va-Cr Chm 1st 5s.. 99 99 99
8 Va Ry 5s 96 95 96
9 Wabash 6s 97 97 97
3 West Klec 6s 100 100 100
10 West Mrylnd 1st 4s. 62 63 62
3 West Pac 5s 87 8 87
11 West Un 6s 109 109 109
13 Westing Elec 7s..l0l 106 106
9 Wheel ALE 4s . 67 66 66
3 Wick-Spen St 7s.. 98 98 98
20 Wilson A C sf 7s.in; 10114 101
1 Wilson A C cv 6s.. 92 92 92
S3 Dom Can 6s 1962 i 97 97 97
24 Cxech-Slavia 8s ctf 96 95 96
Total sales of bonds todsy were 113,-
41.000 compared with 18,649.000 previous
day and 111,785.000 a year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
(Tht Bee la the only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
ficial close of the New York Stock
exchange bondO
New Tork. June 19 A new retord
price for Liberty third 4s at loo.lO and
the strength of several oil issues were
the only constructive feature of loday'a
dull snd generally lower bond market.
Among government loans Mexican ex
ternal issues were again most reactionary,
the 4s snd two classes of 5s making net
declines of S to 1 point. British offer-
the Day
llie ! Hul appiet-iably ffavlit tr
f.kiuii uf ri.kaHt. I rit mum
1 1 fa la t'eHl.h aa and WHllON uf It
t.la uf lJI ah.iwil ii.. hvli'H
.Saw Vufk Jun. it tiana. Hunt i
Hi .a V.nk tut Itiaikal ludey
tt fuiiuwi
AHt.d !'. ,,. !
I Allied I'-.k at ... 11 i
.( I. a T t l" '
I Am Ti fu it !"
I Am T T .;4l"'i 11
I Am Tui. Ta IJ tJ
li Auacuuda lup tt ,! I
li A 11. II. ..11.14 lup !"' l
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Ringe nf nriret of th leading Chicago
stork ftirnlihed by Logan A Bryan, 248
Petera Truat building:
Armour Leather com 97
Cont. Motor 7
l.lhby 2
Montgomery-Ward 21
Stewart-Warner 42
Swift A Co 100
Hwirt int 20
Union Carbide 65
Wahl 59
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New York Produce.
New Tork. June 19. Butter Firmer;
creamery higher than extras. 36 0 37c;
extras, 36c: firsts. 32036c: packing
stock, current make. No. 3, 25 0 26c.
Eggs Steady; fresh gathered extrt
firsts. 2526c; firsts. 2302(c;
storage packed, extra firsts. 26 0 27c;
firsts. 25'S'26c.
Chese Firm; state, whole milk flats,
fresh, specials. 1920c; average run.
19019c; stale, whole milk twins, fresh
specials, 19fi20c; average run, 1919c.
Fusaeed.
Duluth. June 19. Flaxseed July,
12.45; September. 12.43 bid; October,
$2.41 bid.
Silver.
19. Foreign
New Tork,
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Make
Equip your car or truck with a Rose High Pressure
Lubricating System and force the grease where it is
really needed, then notice how easy your car steers.
Ordinary grease cups don't force the grease through
and it's a dirty, unpleasant and unsatisfactory job.
Get a
C AaX Vr-
High Pressure
Lubricating System
It's clean, simple, easy to
all it does the work right.
tion no paddles or filling devices necessary.
With a Rose High Pressure Lubricating System you can do
away with all of those squeaks and rattles and add years
to the life of your car. Price now only $4.50 plus the cost
of a few small fittings.
Your garage man can install a Rose System for you in a few
minutes. Demand the Rose by name.
Manufactured and Guaranteed fcjj
FRANK ROSE MFG. CO.
Makers of the Famous Rose Tire Pump
HASTINGS, NEBRASKA
DEALERS:
We
Rose
give you immediate delivery out of Omaha stock. Let
us send you price lists, descriptions, etc. There is now
a tremendous demand for an effective lubricating
system such as the Rose.
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hum. ... k. d Hltaa Tnunit'he N' I. 1:1
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Ta. Id: electrolytic, 170; (in,
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Hog Cholera in Iowa
Said to Be Increasing
Sioux City, la., June 4. Cases
of hog cholera are multiplying rap
idly in northwestern Iowa, southern
Minnesota and South Dakota, ac
cording to Sioux City veterinarians.
In some localities the situation is
considered as dangerous by those
who have) investigated. Long con
tinuance of hot snd dry weather is
likely to produce a costly epidemic,
it is said.
While cholera's toll on farmers
profits is heavy, the losses due to
unknown and baffling diseases
are far greater.
We will save your hogs by giving
them veterinary service, vaccina
tion and pay you for losses when
they occur.
Authorized to do business by Insurance Departments and
operating in Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, Minnesota
and Kansas. Hog insurance is growing. Our business
for 1922 shows an increase of 300 per cent.
The American Live Stock
Insurance Company
The Conservative Home Old Line Insurance' Co.
Home Office: Omaha, Nebraska
FIELD MEN WANTED
Steering
operate, inexpensive and above
The Rose System fills by suc
distribute Rose Pumps and'
Lubricating Systems and can
Man Drowiifd in trwk 1
Siiuuit, S I), June 19 (Sp
i.l I rlegram ,-lsiooli Forbes of
t hi eity. lo, v.. drowned in r.lk
erect, while tiyinn croi the
ttream on hnrtrluck. The (reek at
laUy swollen a the remit of a
heaty ram and luil ortn. The
hone twain mil, lltook's body hn
not irt been loiiud.
New talk Mlla.
Naw Tmk June l 4ppr Slildl ,
ttrclmlvlie, tpitt tnd fuluietf ltl4f.
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run Kirtdi . No I northern, 34 10
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etttmeiy lint, lie, firati. ' l 0ltf;
Ifunda. )!l',c: ilan.ltldl. lle.
t tl-llltbei. receipt!. 47.411 rUet:
futia, ;!u;.'e; ordinary firt't, jo0
He inlet ellaneoui, 3IV:!i-: Marti
Parked etirat, 24c, atari packed firm.
:i'tc
New tub Poultry.
New Trk. Jun. It Live Poultry
Barely aietdy; bruilara, lOnlTr; fowli.
2i'. rnoatera, ile; lurkeit. 2c
lireiee.l I'l.ultrt Weak ; wealern chirk
rna. intjllr; fywl 2:iUr. old lOottlrt,
Ufcllc; lurken. ;i(ri;c.
Kanaaa Illy rroduee.
Kanaia CHy. Jun 11 Klt l'a
chinged; firt. :p
Duller I'nchtngtd; rrnm-ry, lie;
picking, SJc
Poultry Cnchtnged, brollert. !Tc, hini.
lie; routtert. lie.
f'hlrago Produre.
Chlrtgo, Jun II Poultry Allv un
changed; fnwla. zle; broiler. l.Ttdc;
rnotteri. lie.
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