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    THE OMAHA BEE: WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28. 1922.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Orrisha, June 27.
After an rly dip grain price
turned up and continued itrong dur.
ing the entire tettion, Ralne were
reported in many localities m the
north fit, ett and southwest, but
the eastern portion of the train belt
it complaining of dry weather. Tern
peraturet are riling everywhere.
Disappointing threshing returni arc
toming in from the southwest ami
Indiana. Secretary Mohler of Kan
ai iy that the Ion to wheat by
the recent hot weather ha been
nominal. Country offerings of grain
were Usht and very little wat said
of export hutinfis. The run of re
eeiptt at Omaha were small, con
aiiting of five cars of wheat. 40
ears of corn. 12 cars of oats and
1 car of barley, totaling 50 cars, as
compared with 102 cars last year.
Total chipments were 119 cars, as
againtt 116 cars a year ago.
Ordinary wheat was in better de
mand in the local market and sold
2 a 4 cent higher than yesterday,
while the dark went at about un
changed prices. Corn was strong
and in excellent demand at 1 1-2 to
tl3-c higher. Oats sold readily at
Of cent higher. Rye was nominally
(Jc up, and barley unchanged.
WHEAT.
W. 1 hard wlnier: ) ear. Il l
Vs. S hard winter: 1 rar. I1.IH.
Na. s hard winttr; I car (smutty).
an e; 1 ear. lies. ,
No. 4 hard wlntar: 1 rar. 11 II. '
No. S yellow hard- 1 car, I.S".
Na. 4 yellow hard: 1 car (,heat dam-
CORN.
; !. 1 white: 1 car. II 'r.
i Na. S whit: 1 can, ll',r.
m Na. S whit.: 1 car, H',c; 1 ear. I(c.
)Ka. 1 yellow: I car, Mo.
Na. 1 yellow: I can. Sic.
Na. S mixed: 1 can, II e (near white).
OATS.
Na. t white: 1 car, llte; 1 car, tie.
o. i wrmo: i ear, ihc
No, I mliad: 1 car, lie,
BARLET.
Ni. I; l ear, 14c
Ma. 4: 1 ear, lie.
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
t Week Tear
Carlota Today. A to. Ago.
Wheat 17 It 41
rnrn 47 414 MS
Oat ....141 113 112
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Wk Taar
Carlote Today. Ao. Ao.
Wheat 101 14.1 171
Corn II 4 17
Oata 10 10 II
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week Taar
Carleta Todtv, Aio. Ago.
Whaat II :i 31
Corn 44 40 II
Oata 44 61 - S3
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
, . Week Tear
Carlota Todav. Ako. Am
mnneapoil 13
Ttuluth 104
Winnipeg Ill
Chicago Grain
Receipt
TV...
Wheat
Corn .
Oata
Rye
Barley
Shipment..
Wheat
Corn . ......
Oata
Rye
Barley
(Carlote.)
Today
I
40
IS
.
.. 1
Today
.. II
... 71 v.
.. :s
a
l
1J 1S1
III 103
iSO alj
SHIPMENTS.
Ago Ago
Week Tear
4 44
14 IS
5.1 25
1
0 1
Week Tear
Aio Ago
12 40
II II
6
0
t t
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
( Bushel.
Week
Recelptei Today
Wheat , 8!3,00
Corn 11I.00
Oata ....... 613,000
Aco
707,00
117,000
180.000
Week
Shipment Today Afo
Wheat .....1,068,000 1,114,000
Corn ....... IH.OOO 717,004
Oat 111.00 141.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Buehel Today
Wheat and flour 146.000
Corn 111,000
Oat ... 115.000
CANADIAN VISIBLE.
Week
Buahelt Today Ago
Wheat ....S1.S70.000 SI.I4I.000
Oata
Tear
Ago
734,000
1,140,000
710.000
Tear
Ago
11,000
444.000
240,000
Tear
Agn
1,341,000
Nona
None
Tear
Ago
1.114,000
6.117.000 1,211,000 10,443,000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Oraln Co. DO. 1457. June 27.
'Art. Open, j High. Low. Close. Tee.
Vllt.
July 1.11 1,14 1.11 1.14 U 1 11 H
Mm 114H 1.11
Bap, 1.11 1.1IS 1.12 1.16 1.12
1.11H 1.16H 1.13
Dee. 1.16H 1.13 1.16 1.11 1.11
1.16 1-1 l.K
Rye
July .14 .17 .14 .17 .16
Sep. VI4 .17 .14 .17 .16
Ts. .17 .11 .87 .31 .17
Cam
July .11 .65 .11 .621 .61
.61 .42
Hep. ! .15 .11 .16 .66 .61
.66 .66
XXO.' .66 .61 .65',, .66 .65
.41
Suly .611 .62 .61 .62 .41
Sep. ..311 .40 .11 .40 .31
.SS .40
Ihw. .41 I .43 .43 .43 .42
j .42
tard I
5uly 11.36 U. 40 1J.16 11.37 11.22
Bep. 11.61 111.67 11.66 11.66 11.62
Stlba II.
July 11.S6 111.! 11.16 Jll.SS 11.90
Bep. 111,11 11.16 11.81 11.62 11.30
' Kansas City Grain..
-; Kansas City, Mo., June 27. Cash wheat:
No. 1 hard. fl.08O1.33; No. 2 red, 11.06
, 107.
Corn:No. white, 61c; No. 3 yellow,
lc
Hay: Beat prairie, II higher; No. 1,
- tu.ooeii.o.
Kansas City, Mo., June 27. Wheat
July, 11.03; September, 11.08; Decern
tier, 11.11.
1 Corn July. 67c; Septmbert 61e;
Icember, 6! "4c. '
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. June 27. Wheat caeh: No.
.3 northern, 11.3101.42; July. 11.32;
September. 11.23; December, 11.23.
Corn Ko, 1 yellow, leOHc. Oata, No.
S white, 26e36Sc; Barley, 474)67c.
Bye, No. 2. I3et6c. Flax, No. 1,
Sl.6401.67.
St. Leal Grala.
St. Louie. June 37. Wheat July,
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha Be Lea Wire.
Chicago, June .7. Diiappointing
threshing returni on winter wheat
and keeiveamiand (or old crop
grain from milli and xporter led
to free buying by local traders. There
on i higher range, the close being
at net gain of 2t & J'sc. Coane
grains were active and higher with
corn gaining i 4i "ic and oats fi
(til He while rye was un Us fa) -c.
Early sentiment was bearuh on the
favorable weather conditions in the
northwest and a decline of 1 & P. id
in Liverpool.
It waa not until after pn.e had ad
vanced over le (ram th early low that
the trad'ra found out thet the demand for
raah wheal had hroartn.i and arramble
by hen to caver foilewMl.
Ttetd DlaappatallBf.
Atmoat without eieepllon Ihr.ehing r.
turn, on winter wheat ahow decidedly die-
appointing yield. Warn rut In part, or
Minn. .tola win connrm.d by govern.
m.nl official, but yet no damage ha
been done Country efferlni to aim
were not larae with ourthases nere estl-
mated at 3:1.000 buih.la K:p.'t demand
t in ..aboard wa fairly good witn bng.
Hah bid ud lite o.r bushel at the lasl.
I.ocel .pot .air were 400.000 bu.hel In
cluding 404.00 buahel to eiporl.ra
loan grain while frantically lower
earlv. iha.Ml a atretic undertone Willi
tommlMlon hou.e and local tradere gonil
huver.. Crao reoorte on oat from the
t.ntral weat continue poor and dry weather
talk on earn came from parte or iinnoie
and lowa that failed to receive rain. Lan
houae bought July corn and oata and 'id
Heptember. Eiport rait for corn ahod
Improvement. Receipts of corn aggio
aatMl tl& car and oat II car.
A better Inquiry for rye at th board
and th atrength In wheat more man nn
et northwetrn hedging pr..ur and th
low.at price were made at th opening
ana tn nil neat at in cioe.
Pit Nate.
The raah wheat aituatlon here i clean
Ing up. There were 100.000 buahele or
more hard winter and red winter picked
up here today. Jullu Barn wired that
there were only 1,000.000 bu.hel left her
uniold. Thl wa confirmed by caeh peo
ple here. A local miller, who old hi uh.
plu caeh wh.at latt month at high price.
ha been taking It back of late at a big
decline getting loooe.o ouenei io. a
No. I red In tor at July price to e
ovr th latter for special location. The
No. 1 red and hard winter eold ut. a de
livery discount ot 6c. On houe with
cellared holding of cash whaat In a half
dosen elevatore aold 200,000 buahel for
June during the day at 11.11 to 11.11
and will deliver th whet tomorrow. Thl
will clean up the odd lot and leave Utile
of the 6,000,000 buehel. her at th end of
May, to be dlposed or.
Th Canadian weather crop report given
out after the cloee ehows grain have been
bettered by heavy rain In th laat few
day. They came at a critical time and
have created a feeling of enthusiasm
among the Canadian ferment.
The bear view of all grain after tne
close wa that it will require increaaed
buying power to keep the ad va area above
thl level. . , ,
Owing to th heavy demand for cars
for other purpoe rallroada have been
able to accumulate only a mod'jratj num.
ber of box car for the early movement
of new wheat in the eouthwest, and ma
age from Kama anticipated a ahortage
would develop quickly.
Live Stock
Reeeiaie were:
Official Monday.
Cellmate Tue.de v..., l ie
Twe daye lb week. II. Ill
lama 4.) Ia week. 14.711
game I we.Ua aga,, .14 714
eme I we.ke ago.,, 14.114
Seme day year s. l,:07
Omaha, Jue ST.
Caille. Mage. Sheep.
. 1.114 11.141 S.ill
14 1 1.14
26.I44 1..IIT
111 I1.I4
1111 17,11
14.714 17.214
2I.UI 34.71
R.re.pl. and diapoeitloa of litetiork
t th I man iotkaroj, Omaha, Neb,
",: 4 hour, ending it S p, m, June 27,
RECEIPTS CAR LOTS.
Ckttle. Hog Shap.
naat.h n R it..
Ml.teuri Pai.fir Rv ( 4
I'nio Pacific R. It It 71 2
I', M N. W, Ry., east,.,. 14,.
I. 4r N. W. Ry., weat,.,. 41 41 I
'., m, r , l. o, Jty.,.. la II
(.', II. A 4. Ry., east.... 14 4
I'., H Ik Q. Ry., wet;,,. II Si
f. R. I. tc P., east II
1'. II I. V P . weet 4
lllinni feniral Ry IS 4
c, u. w, r.y ; t 1
financial I New York Bonds
Omaha Produce
Furnished by th tat of Nebraak.
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar.
kt and tngrketlng:
i.1 V j ruubiiti.
W holers I
Buying
Price:
Broiler ' .36
Leghorn broiler. ,264
Hen, light HO
Hen, heavy 189
ock .iuv
luck leff
.27
.20
.20
Broiler
Hen . .
Cocks ..
DRESSED POULTRT.
Wholesal
Selling
Price:
.370 .40
.27 0 .36
.220 .24
.210 .24
.12 6 .15
.200 .23
.429
.169
.239
.209
.119
.24
110; September, 11.13. Corn, July,
il941c: September, 66 Sc. Oata, July,
Me; September. 8c.
MianevpeU Flour.
" 1 Minneapoila, Minn., June 27. Flour
TJnchanged to 10c lower; family patent.
' tT.Ir.76. -:
V Bran S14.600 17.10.
1 ew York Ceffee.
"4ANw Tork. June 1". A little covering
by near-menth shorts gave the market for
affee) future a generally ateady tone
' today, but trading remained very quiet.
'Tfc apenine: wee 4 points lower to 1
point higher, but July eoen sold up to
114.11 and waa later bid up to 110.21
, without (lading sellers. Other months
stiffened on the firmer ruling of th
near position, eelllng about 6 to II pointa
net higher with March advancing to
SI 16, Closing price were at about the
beat, allowing net advances of 1 to 1
point. Sale were eatlmated at about
u ... W - 'i..1.. nnnt.ll..l, Itllv
i leTie.i. w.tmKr tia.01-. October. 11.17:
J December, Si ll; January, 11.16; March,
5VpotKeeDll: R' T. le: Sa-
t toa 4s, 14 e to 14 c
VI
I - Men Wt ,
i Sioux City. Ia.. June 17. Cattle Re-
1 aslpta. 3,01 head; market strong. scUv.;
; .ir. ud vearllnaa. S, .7691.1.;
iajraaa etra and. yearlings M'AwT.60;
arraaai cow and Mirers, ii
em and heifers, 15.4497.76; canner.
iSt-MOl : "ale. 5.I091 IO; reeaere.
a.DM; calves, I4.I0O7.M; fdlnf
nn and heifers. It.ll 9 6-2! ; teekers,
S ''hoI Receipta, 1S.S04: market lie to
illo higher; hatcher. SI.S691-1;
:ST.II97.64; light. S1S.24; "
I la.649t.il: heavy packers, 11.2191.10;
i Jrulk of aalea. II.7I91I.4.
Sheop and Lamb Receipt, 1M heat;
' aaackat atna.
Mel TVoit.
. w,w Tor. June ST. Evaporated Apples
: Sy-rirm.
, Prtajtasv Tim.
' Asalceta . Nomlaal.
1 Teeiehea Oulet.
BOOS.
No. 1 169 .21
No. 2 169 .11
Cracks 149 .16
BUTTER.
Country, common .229 .25-
uutter tat, atation price. z,c.
HAT.
Prairie No. 1 upland. I13.00O14.00; Ko. 3
upland, 111.00912.00; No. 3 upland, 17.00
91-00; No. 1 midland, 112.00 911.00: No.
3 midland, 310.00 9 11.00; No. 3 midland.
S7.009l.00: No. 1 lowland. 31.00010.00:
No. 1 lowland, 37.0096.00.
Alfalfa No. 1, 316.00917.00: standard.
312.0013.0O; No. 2, 310.00911.00; No. 3,
3i.OO9i.OO. .
straw Oat, 3l.009l.00r1 wheat straw,
37.0091.00.
Wholesale rjrlre nf hf i.utm
follows: No. 1 ribs, 21c; No. 2 ribs. 20c:
No. 8 ribs, 16c: No. 1 loin, 27c: No.
2 loin, 26c: No. S loins. 20c: No. 1
rounds, lc; No. 2 rounds, 19c; No. 1
rounds. 16c; No. 1 ohucks, 12c; No. 2
chuck, lie; No. 3 chucks, 8e; No. 1
plates. ic: No 3 ni.t R t
plate, e.
HIDES AND WOOU
Bf hide: Green salted No. 1. per lb..
Itjic; green salted No. 3, per 10., 6 6c;
green hldea No. 1, per lb.,4JTr,c; green
bide No 1. ner Ih ia.
old tock, per lb., 293c; green aalted buli
hldea No. 1, per lb., 4c; green aalted bull
niaee ko. 2, -per lb.. Sc.
Horse hides: Lane, urh ts a.
aeh, 13.60; mn, each, 13.00; pony and
Sheep pelta: Oreen aalted, as to size
and wool. each. 76c93ll.00.
.,WSol! Cb0ic n -blood, per lb.,
27912c; medium and -blood, per lb., 21
930e; low and -blood, per lb.. 18922c:
lurry wool, per lb.. 12917c
FRTJITgj. -
Bananas: Per lb., 7c.
. O0: Sie 216 and larger. 31.009
9.60; size 260, S.0O8.25; size III, 37.00:
is 324, 36.0096.60.
..h.V!Lm': Recording t'e ize, per box,
I6.6O91.OO.
.ea,r.ilS?iu Acordinr to 1ie, per crate,
6a.so97.6O.
Apples: Wlnesap, according to size and
grade. 33.7694.00; Ben Davis, according
to alse and grade. 13.00; Newton Pippins,
according to sit and grade, 33.60.
strawberries: Missouri, per crate 24 qt,
box, 13.6094.00.
,VF1, 53 Pk. 3-OI., 33.2S ; bulk, per
lb., 16916c.
Pineapples: Cuban, according to size,
33.2e96.26.
Cherries: California, I -lb. box, 14.00
94.60.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New, No. 1, per lb, 4c. Old
stock, Idaho Whites, No. 1, per cwt., 12.70;
Red River Ohio, No. 1, per cwt., 33.00;
Oregon Netted Gems, per cwt.. 33.00.
Sweet Potatoes: Per bu., 31.5092.00.
Lettuce: Head, per crate, 33.6094.00;
head, per doz., 31.0091.60. Leaf, per doz.,
26c
Egg Plant: Per doz., 11.6092.00.
Cteions: Crystal Wax, 45-ib. crate, 32.25
92.60; yellow, 45-lb. crate, I2.264J3.00;
home-grown, per doz., 36c
Cucumbers: Hot house, per doz., 12.609
S.ooy southern, bu. basket, 4 to S doz.,
32.26.
Toung Onion: Horn grown, per dot.,
16920c.
Cabbage: New, per lb., 496c.
Tomatoes: Crate. 4 baskets. 11.0091.76.
Radishes: Per doz.. 16 9 20c.
Carrots and Turnips: New, per doz.,
31.0091.25.
Beets and Turnipa: Per hamper, 31.61
92.60.
Spinach: Home grown, per doz., 60c.
Oreen Pepper: Market hatket, 31.210
1.61.
Green nd Wax Bean: Pr hampr.
.OV0.VV.
Parsley: per doz. bunch, market
basket, 76c.
Watermelon: Per lb, 293c.
Cantaloupe: Per crate, 12.16.
Aeparagus: Per doz., 76c9tl.O0.
New Peaa: Baaket. about S lb., 31.31
ei.:s.
PLANTS.
Tomato: Far box. 31.00.
Panay Plants: Per doz.,
33.7a.
i
10c; par hex.
New York t at tea.
New Tork, June 27. Prices turned up
ward again with renewed buying in the
couon marxet today. Ita early come back
amounted to a rally of 44 to 41 pointa
from yesterday's closing level on scattered
profit taking from shorts, trade buying
and Liverpool eupport. It waa evident
from th list's action that yesterday's
decline had pretty well liquidated the
market f weakly held long cotton and
that ths technical position waa much im
proved. The atrong undertone waa main
tained Into th afternoon, although the
list sold off IS to 20 BOinta from lta too
oa professional realizing. In the laat hour
new local selling was encountered and
price sipped back almoat on a par with
Monday'a cloee, but s final rally left the
mariTt 10 i nee nigner.
Southern spot market were: Galveston,
21.14c, unchanged: New Orleans. 21.60c,
unchanged; Savannah. 21.26, 14 points ad
vance; Augusta, zi.iic, 12 pointa aa
vane: Memphis. 22.6. unchanged; Hous
ton. S3.S4C, 1. points advance ;Lsttl Bock.
iUte, eucaaagea.
Tola I rectipia !l :;o 11
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Itcga. Sheep.
.1.112 Silt 701
. in
. i:i
.1.411
Armour a Co
t.uilahv Packing Co,
l-old Picking Co. ..
Morrl Puking to.
Hwlft to
J. V. Murphy ....
Swart t'o
Lincoln Hacking Co. . SI
Wilaon Packing Co.. 1
Bo'lft. Kan. City 76
Illume Packing Co. .. 17
Hoffman Bros SI
Mayerowlrh 4V Vail .. 16
Midwest Packing Co. .. it
P. O'Daa 16
Omaha Packing Co. .. I
John Roth none .. 13
8. Omaha Packing Co.. 12
Mlnrlalr 64
J. II. Bulla II
Dennl A Francis I
John Harvey Ill
T. J. Inghram I
. O. Kellogg 7
K. P. Lewie 41
Mo.. Kan. C. 4V C. Co.. 14
Roeenetork Bros I
Wertheimer 4b Degen.. lil
Other buyers 117
Smiley Bros 1
Total
3.73
1. 101
1.704
3.1:1
I SIA
1 104
1.701
161
1,301
2,471
..7,111 11.143 7,010
Cattle Receipt. 4,600 head. Receipt
ware pretty moderate at all pointa, and
as there v. a aood demand from both
ahlppera and local pack.ra for well tin-
Isned dry lot Deeve or an weignta me
kind aold actively at atrong to In apote
I Oo higher price. Top reacned 31.60.
Plain and medium grad were about
teady. She dock alio sold steady to
atrong, while alockera and feedere were
quotably ateady on a very light aupply.
Quotation on cattle: Choice to prime
beevee. II. 0091.10; good to choice beeves,
37.1691.40; fair to good beevea. 31.269
1.66: common to fair beevea, 17.7691.16:
choice to prime yearling. I.609S.86;
good to choice yearlings, M.iowi.to; lair
lo good yearling, 17.6091.00; common to
fair yearlings. 11.6097.36; choice to prime
holfrrs, 37.7693.60; good to choice heif
ers, 17.0097.76; fair to good heifers, 36.76
96.76; choice to prime cows. 16.26 9 6.76;
good to choice cowe, 16.2696.26; common
tn good cows, 32. 0095.00; good to choice
feeders, 17.2597.76; fair to good feeders,
SC.6597.25; common to fair feeders, 16 00
96.60; good to cnoice stocKer. ii.2sw
7.83; fair to good stockrrs, I6.607.:5;
common to fair Blockers. 15.6091.60: stock
heifers. 34.0096.75: stock cow. 33.609
4.60; stock calves, 33.5097.60; veal calves,
14.5098.00; stock bulls,. SI. 5096.00; bulls,
tag, etc., 33.5097.00.
BEEF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No.
168 It 25 30
91..
45..
73..
...1225
...1017
...1231
...1340
...1240
...1404
1 60
1 70
3 80
15
25
S 60
6.
21.
IL'6.
35.
18.
Av.
.. 812
. .1141
. .1207
..1182
. . 82
..1484
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
761
722
823
80S .
S58
7 25
8 00
1 35
I 00
s 10
17..
1..
20..
25..
22..
640
707
838
974
...1449
Pr.
IS 40
8 60
3 75
8 85
26
S 40
7 76
8 25
8 65
I 05
9 60
2...,
1...,
1...,
8....
1..
..1160
..1040
..1360
.. 387
340
SOS
900
.1400
. 680
4 00
6 76
4 00
6 50
COWS.
S 988 2 10. 4...
6.. M18 4 75 8...
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 646 6 75
BULLS.
8 76 1
4 25 1
6 75
CALVES.
4 60 2 40S S 50
7 50
Hum RecelDt. 14.700 head. Shippers
were active today, making liberal pur
chases of best Quality light and medium
butcher, which moved readily 10915c
higher. The market wa aiow on omer
claasea, but was mostly at the same ad
vance, with trading active on all classes.
Light hogs sold at 110.10910.20, with a
top price of 110.25. Good quality medium
weight butchera sold largely at 39.009
10.10 and strong weight butchers at 31.60
fti Hi and llrht mixed loads at as. euro
9.60. Bulk ot good hogs sold at 9.659
10.16. Packing grades and heavy mixed
sold largely at 19.0093-40.
HUliB.
No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av
49. .312 ... 3 8 65 o..2SU
65. .352 210 9 00 62. .273
64. .268
5C..297
24. .190
Sh. Pr.
40 I 8 90
300 9 15
150 25 62. .265 70 ' 35
9 60 63. .198 ... 10 00
40 10 15 86. .201 ... 10 25
Sheen Recelrjts. 6.500 head. Trading
was active on all classes at prices rul
ing 26950c higher. Spring lambs sold
mostly at 313.00913.25, with best quality
Idaho quoted nt 313.50. Clip spring
lambs sold nt 112.65 and feeding year
linrs at 19.40. Receipts in the eheep
division were light, small lota of ewes
selling at 14.0096.60, with some quality
at 16.00. One lot of wethera were quoted
as fully 60c higher, selling at 37.60.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, west
erns, 312.50913.60; fat lambs, natives.
111.00913.25; feeder lamps, .voiyii..u;
cull lambs, 34.00910.00; fat yearlings,
19.00910.76; fat wethers, 35.5098.60; fat
ewes, light, 34.0096.00; fat ewes, heavy.
62.5094.00.
srjUNti iiAsiua.
No. . Av.
47 natives .63
CLIP WBTnBBB,
433 natives 95
Pr.
113 25
7 50
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. Juno 27. Cattle Receipts,
8.000 head; active: practically all grades
beef steers and yearlings strong to lie
higher; yearlings mostly 15e up; top beef
steers, 110.00; weight, l,4t to i.in
pounder long yearlings, 11.76; bulk steers,
I8.2599.3&; canner.s cutters ana biockb,
steady to atrong; bulls, 10 to Is cents
higher; veal calves, zs to ow cenie mniei.
bulk fat she-stock, 6.00sj)7.3o; duik
bologna bulls around 34.60; bulk vealers
to packers, 31.0098.76.
Hogs Receipts, ze.uvu neau; wpeuew
mostly 10 to 16 cents higher on better
mi. annta un more: others 10 to 25
cents higher; closing with part of advance
lost on mixed ana par King graues,
uses, huitr TOfiiis'16: ni atrong,
mostly S9.76910.50; packing sow, l.00
9.50; shippers' stock about 4,500 head:
holdover, fairly liberal. ..... .
Sheep" and Lambs Receipts. S.000 head:
fully 25c higher; top, native lambs. 113.60
to city butchers; 113.25 to packera; culls,
17.0098.00; best fat light native ewes.
17.00; heavy, 33.2596.00; medium dry-fed
western yearlings, 310.50; native breed
ing ewes. motly 36.6097.60; few year
lings, up to 11.50.
Kansas City Livestock.
tr...... ph. .Tun. 57 (V. 8. Bureau
of Marketa.) Hegs Receipts 16.000 head;
market opened aiow, laier iiu,.. -v-tlve
to both packers and shippers t to
10 cents nigner; spots, up n,
110 40: shinnera took about 3,000 head;
built good and choice 210 to 275-pound
veaiers to jwcaers, iv.vv -top,
110.25; closing strong: bulk of sales,
19. 9091. 30; pigs ana panning
ateady to strong.
Cattle Receipt 9,000 head; msrket.
cannera and fat cow, strong to 16c high
er; few better grade cows. 14.00 to 16.25.
most other. 14.00 to 15.50; bulk cannere,
12.15 to 13.60: caives, iii "lT
practical top on vealers. 31.00. Small lot
11.60; all other classes steady to atrong;
bulls generally 33.75 to 35.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 7,000 head;
market. aU classes generally atrong to
cent higher; some lambs up more;
f.w wethera. 37.00: light ewes. 36.60; top
natlv lambs, 113.00; bulk batter grade,
111.60 to 12.; CIOing easier; mo.i
breeding we. 36.60 to 37.76.
r
St. Jeeeph Livestock.
St. Joseph. June 27. Hog Receipt
6 600 head: market alow; shipper buy
ing few 21 to 210-pound butcher at
iiiMsii. looks about steady with
easy shipper market yesterday: packer
going glow; packing sow, steady; aver
age coat yeaterday, 19.64 tor 131 pounder.
Cattle Receipt 1.14 head; market,
beef steers, yearlings and ahe stock mostly
leo higher; calve. 2 to oe nigner; io
beef steers. I9.7S for average 1.421 pound
are: top yearlings. 11.15; bulk desiratle
beef cattle. 31.293.40; beet cowe mostly
I4.764fl.00; emnners and cutter. 33.5 ts
14.14; calf top. 37.10: bulk. 37.0097.51.
ihMft anH l.mh. Receiota 3.404 head;
market, killing classes generally 36 high
er: four doubles et idano lamos, i...v;
with a 1 per cent aort: top natives,
311.71: bulk. S1Z.H913''; US- wei most
ly St.ll...
Br ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Oiaaha He Leaaed Wire.
New York, June 27. The mock
market broke atvay today irom the
union influence! which lor a week
and a half had been dominating it.
That the turn taken by prices should
have been downward need cause no
Brest surprise; all Wall street tradi
tion points to the insecurity of a
market put up by professional specu
lators on the basis of an attempted
corner and at a time when legitimate
outside interests were withdrawing.
In today's market, after having been
hid up S points at the opening. Mexi
can Tetroleum stock broke with vio
lence, and before the floe it had
fallen 22 points from the day's ini
tial price and 2$l'i from the highest
figure reached in the whole perform
ance. Such thing at entirely spl to happen
on occasions of the kind. The corner
ing of atock, partial or complete, tan be
effected only through actual and very
Urge purvhaae by the conductor of the
operation, of th eher.a which "ahort sell
ers" must bav to msk naltv.ry. But
uni.aa the manipulator of the corner
mean lo keip th stork indefinitely, he
mmt at aonia nolnt. himself, become a
aell.r. He will either dispose of hi
stock on th market for the beet that he
can get, or elae make a private set
tlement with th aborts." and lean hi
followers to gst out as best they can.
The day' decline In other storks of th
"oil group" ranged irom i 10 point..
Thes atock again made up mora than
AH..rAnrth nf the rfav'a total traneactiona.
but th downward reaction apread beyond
them, affecting both the active indus
trial anaree ana me railway.
Foreign exchange continued Monday
recovery; today' advance wa general
and. tn th ca of French and Italian
rate, emphatic. In the abeence of any
new turn in the field of event by which
European exchange rate are affected. It
Is poeelble that the apeculatlv movement
for tne laii na lor me yrwaanv u. ...
courae.
New York Stocks
n f nrieea of the leading stock
furnlehed by Logan IV Bryn, 248 Peter
Trust building!
RAILKUAVS.
Monday
High. Low. Close. Close.
A., T. c S. F 99V 9 s"
n o 60 41 48 60S
iCanadlan Pacific. .131 ; 131 138i 138
tor. Y. Central 961i 93K 93 95
Che ft Ohio . sou
Gieat Northern.... 81U 80i 80H 81
Illinois Central. ...104U 104U 104i 106U
K. C. Southern.... 24H 24H 24's 24
Lehlah Va ley 644 ej eo
Missouri Pacific... 21
N. T. A N. H 29H
Northern Pacific. . J6?.
C. N. W fii
Penn. R. R 42s
Reading 76,
C, R. I. & P 424
Southern Pacific. 8s
Southern Railway. 23
n xt a, nt p. . . . 2Si
Union' Pacific 140 138 139 138
STEELS,
Am. Car Fdry
Aliis-Chalmera
Am. Loco
Baldwin Loco.
Bethlehem Steel.,. 75
Colo. F. & I z
Crucible 72
Am. Steel Fdry.... 37
Lackawanna Steel. 72
Mldvsle Steel 33
Rep. S. A 1 71
Sloss-Scheffield .. 43
U. 8. Steel 99
Vanadium 45
COPPERS.
Anaconda 62 61
Am. S. R. Co... 60
Cerro De Pasco... 33
Chili 20
Chino 29
Oreen Cananea,
Inspiration -. .
20
27 "i
75
74
41
73
41
88
23
25
13S
30
27
75
74
41
73
41
88
23
25
21
30
7S
76
42
76
42
90
24
26
... 163
. 49 49 49 49
.112 112 112 11
.113 111 112 113
74
29
71
37
71
32
70
43
97
-43
69
35
20
21
74
21
71
37
VI
32
70
43
97
43
61
69
36
20
21
6
29
72
37
73
33
71
99
45
Kennecott
Miami
Nevada Con
Ray Con . . .
Seneca
.. 40 40
.. 34 '33
..28 29
General Asphalt
Calif Pet
Isfand
Invincible Oil . .
Mexican Pet ...
Middle Statea .
Pacific OH ....
Pan-American .
Phillips
Pierce Oil .,
Pure OH ..,
Royal Dutch
Sinclair Oil .
Standard Oil N J..183
16
16
13
OILS.
. 66
. 63
.... 16
....199
.... 13
.... 68
.... 85
.... 61
.... 8
a... 10
.... 60
32
16
16
13
64
61
16
171
13
56
79
50
8
30
58
31
40
33
28
16'
16
13
65
41
1
16
180
13
6S
79
60
8
30
68
31
62
69
35
21
29
29
40
34
16
16
13
65
64
1
IS
195
13
68
85
51
8.
30
69
32
1M 182 184
Texas Co
Union Oil
White Oil
Chandler
Gen. Motors
Willys-Overland
Fierce-Arrow ...
White Motor
Studebaker
47 47 47 47
21 21 21 21
... 8 1
MOTORS.
. 70 6
. 14 13
,. 8 S
. 19 19
as 4
.129 126 125 128
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flak
Goodrich
Kelly-Springfield
Keystone Tire...
Ajax
U. 6. Rubber .
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar
A., O. 4V W. 1 40 38',;
Am. Int. Corp.... 42 41
Am. Sumatra 41 40
Am. Telephone. ...120 120
American can....
Central Leather..
Cuba Cane ......
Cuban-Am. Sugar.
Corn Products 103 103 103 104
Famoua Players... 80 79 79 80,
General Electric .166 164 166 167
Ot. NOrth. Ore. .. 36 38 38 38
Inter. Harvester 100 100 100 100
A. H. A L pfd. 67 67 67 68
U. S. ind. Al. 61 63 t on
Inter. Paper .... 46 45 45
Inter. M. M., pfd. 73
Amer. Sub. Ref. 79
Seara- Roebuck ..77
Tobacco Prod. .. 84
Worth. Pump 49
Stromsbera ...... 47
Wilson CO 39 39 39 3
West. Electric ... 59 59 69 60
American Wool. ..89 81 88 89
39
49
16
15
63
46
37
16
24
39
47
16
14
61
46
87
IS
24
68
13
8
19
48
39
47
16
15
61
S.8
41
40
120
48
37
IS
24
45
71
78
76
82
48
47
39
69
MISCELLANEOUS.
71
78
75
82
48
47
39
69
88
70
14
8
19
48
14
39
48
16
14
63
46
40
42
41
120
46
38
16
24
46
73
80
76
83
49
41
26
77
86
40
25
77
85
40
25
77
85
26
4
76
47 47 41 45
137 137 13f 139
102 102
Amer. Cotton Oil 26 26 26
Am. Ag. Chem. ..39 39 39 39
American Linseed 33 33 33 ii't
Union Bag, pfd. 62
Bosch Magneto .
Brook. Rap. Tran,
Calif. Packing....
Col. O. As E
Columbia Graph..
United Drug
National Enamel.
United Fruit ....
Lorillard Tobacco. 162 163
National Lead
Philadelphia Co... 36 38 38 38
Pullman 120 111 119 120
Punta Ale. Sugar.. 48 46 44 49
Retail Store 67 46 66 67
Superior Steel 32 32 12 33
St. L. at S. F 27 26 26 .28
Total sales. 800,900.
Money Close, 4 per cent; Monday
close, 6 per cent.
Marka Close, .0029 c; Monday close,
.0029 e.
Francs Close, ,0835e.
Sterling Close, 14.41; Monday close,
14.38. .
Foreign Exchange.
New Tork, June 27. Foreign Exchange
Eaay.
Great Britain, demand. 34.41: cables,
14.41; 10-day bills on banks. 4.38.
France, demand. .0838: cables. .0819.
Italy, demand, .0473: cables. .0474.
Belgium, demand, .0799: rabies, .0791.
Germany. demand, .0021; cables,
.0021.
Holland, demand, .3130; cables, .3836.
Norway, demand, .1612.
Sweden, demand, .2680.
Denmark, demand, .2130.
Switzerland, demand. .1196.
Spain, demand. 1655.
Greece, demand, .0320.
Poland, demand, .4002.
Cxecho-Slovakla, demand. .0113.
Argentine, demand, .3617.
Brastl. demand, .1375.
Montreal, .!
New Tork Metals.
New Tork. June 37. Copper Steady;
electrolytic, epot and later. Ut)llc
Tin Steady; spot and futures, 11.12c
Iron- Steady and unchanged.
Lead Steady; spot, l.7Et6 I.e.
Zinc Quiet ; East St. Louis, spot and
nearby delivery, 1.27 91.350.
Antimony Spot. t.04S)S.2le.
linden Money.
London. June 37. Silver Bar. 34
per ounce.
Money 3 per cent.
Slecount Rate Short tad Lhxeo mon'.as'
hills. 2tTl Pr cent. ;
(Th Be la Hit only Omaha
niwtpapcr which pubUahM ttao of
ficial cIom of thf New York Stock
ichango bondaj
New Ydrk, June 27. Condition la the
band market today shewed n malarial al.
(ration from recent irregular and heal lent
tentlenriee, Dullnees wa Ih ouKlanding
feature, Ih turnover being unuauslly light,
For Ih firal time in s.tsrel week,
the entire Liberty sraup, th S
cipled, iloeed at receaalon. Of foreign
loans, th Msilcsn 4 and I alon gav
a good account of themselves, although
Japanese governments and eeveral of the
French munlcipala tended upward with
Republic of ("hll nd Cuba Can taauea.
Among Ih lea prominent rail, a 3 point
riss wa mad In Des Moines 4V Fort
Dodge 4s and more moderat atrength waa
shown by Nouthern Paclfio and collateral
Is. Chicago a Kaetern Illinois, 1,'nion I'a.
Clfle 4s and Wheeling A Lak En 4a,
flectlonry features embraced Seaboard
la and adjustment le, Pennsylvania general
Is. Norfolk 4 Wealern convertible le, 1in.
neapolie 4a. Chicago Northwestern la of
1967, Atlantlo Fruit 7s, and Consolidated
ties "s. Total7 salt (par vslus) aggr.
Ssted S1I.04S.000.
New corporate offerings war lacking
lodsy, but aeveral underwriiinge by munic.
Ipslille and rallroada are in proepart, the
former Including city ot Cleveland
l:. 600, 000 bond offering.
New Tork. June 27. Following are lo
day's high, low snd doting pries of homl
on th New Tork atock sichsnss end Ih
toii tale or each bond;
Called State Boade.
Salt (in 31.000) High Low Clot
111 Liberty 3 ....100.11 100.04 100 01
.... Liberty let 4. ...100.01 100.01 100.01
4 Liberty 2nd 4e.... 100.04 100.04 100.04
174 Liberty let 4s.. 100.20 100.13 100.2
603 Liberty 2nd 4 .. 100.04 100.00 100.00
630 Liberty 3rd 4. .100.13 100.04 100.04
1116 Liberty 4th 4.. 100.13 100.14 100.14
591 Vlotory 4 100.14 100.10 100.10
Foreign Government, Stale) and Municipal.
IS Argentine 7a 100 99 99
I Chinee Ry I 14 64 64
17 Bergen I 14 ioi 109
43 Barn I Ill
3 Bordeaux I 14
I Chriatlania 1 109
17 Copenhagen Ss .. 91
b i,yone es ...
I Mareelllea 1
17 Rio Jan I .
I ban Paulo Is
21 I n Pa rl 14 4 S4
I Da Pae rf 4 1 '
S tn Tank t ar 1 .. ,",'
3 lid I'ru Is 110 Ill's ll
II U H Heelty ae
I V Hub T',a ! I'
1 II S Rub la
II U Ki.el sf I 14
1 fish l L It
II Va.i'r I'hm 7 . .11
vs-i r t urn 1st . .tee
I Vir II v I 95
I lvabasn 1st t si
16 Wsst Kl s .
I West 114 1st Is.
Ml
t t.
Ml Ml
a
Ml' Ml'
i' 10
96 a
91 11
.100 M Mi's
St .!- a.-t
I
99
II Wral I'.c I. ;' 17 'a '
1 Westlnghou. 7s ,..M MIS M
I Whselng I. K 4 '' ! SI
I Wick-Open 7 14
3 Wilson af 7 In:'
I Wilson sf cv ta . . . II
1 Wis l ent grn la ,. '
I fs.cho.ilo I lfs.. II
lit Iom l'n I II l. Il'e
14 Kmp Osa Ta 91
a. ainMi.lv mi iui eta.
Total esles of bonne today. lll.4IS.000
compared with lll.7jl.000 prauoue day
and II 1. 277. 100 a year ars
M2'i m:
si
II
41
41'.
II
I
II
l
9
91
91
IS
N. Y. Curb Bonds
34
14
I Toklo S
I Zurich 1 ......
S Dan Mun la A..
44 Dept Seme 7a ...
11 Dom Can 6a 31
11 Dom Can Sa 31..
4 Dtch E Ind 4e 47
63 Dtch E Ind 6 63
66 French 3
60 French 7
20 Japan lit 4 ..
3 Japan 4
12 Belgium 7 .
I Belgium 6a ..
20 Denmark 6 .
34 Netherlanda Is
13 Norway 8s
21 Paria-Ly-Med 4s
1 Chile 8a 46
11 Uruguay 8s
6 Queensland 7s ..
8 Queensland 6s . .
2 Rio Or Sul 8s...
16 Swiss 3s
64 O B & I
14 O B A I
61 O B & I
73 Brazil Sa
.16 Mexican 6s
60 Mexican 4a
111 111
13 14
Ml 108
91 II
13 14
31 14
01 lot 101
..102 101 103
.. 70 70 70
..111 111 111
..110 110 110
. 11 90 90
.100 100 100
97 97 97
. 94 94 94
. 94 1 94
.103 103 103
..100 100 100
.. 91 91 91
.. 771. 77 77
101 107 107
102 102 102
..... 98 98 98
.... 97 97 97
110 100 110
. 80 80 80
.104 104 104'
.105 106 105
.109 108 109
.101 100 100
.101 101 101
119 118 119
5s 22. .107 107 107
5s 29. .107 107 107
6s 37. .103 103 103
.104 104 104
61
49
SO
481
Railway and Miscellaneous,
1 Adams Ex 4s .
10 Am Ag Chm 7s
6 Am Cot Oil 6s ..,
7 Am Smelt 6s .... 93
16 Am Sug 6s 101
6 A T A T cv 6s. .114
. 79 79
.103 103
88 88
92
60
48
79
103
88
93
11 A T A T col tr 6s
1 Am Writ Pa 7s
7 Armour 4s
75 Atchison gen 4s
5 Atchison 4s
6 A C L 1st con 4s.. 89
S3 At ner 6S
40 B O S
97
96
98
90
82
100 101
113 113
97
85
98
90
82
89
.103 103 103
.100 99 100
86
98
90
82
14 B A O cv 4s .... 12 82 82
14 Bell Tel Penn 7s.. 107 107 107
5 Beth St ref 6s 95
S Braden Cop 6a .... 98
1 xiKin jsa gen ?s D..100
94
98
106
76
78
9
97
88
..116 118
.. 91 92
88 87
60 60
.. 68
.. 62 61
..101 101 101
94
98
106
76
78
99
97
88
118
93
87
100
79
60
68
62
82
81
61
68
1 B R T 7s ctf st .. 78 1A
23 Can Pac d 4a 78
6 Cent of Ga 6s 49
1 Cent Leather 6a .. 97
68 Cent Pac gtd 4s .. 88
is i;erro -aco sa
41 C A O cv 6a
4 C A O cv 4s
60 C B A 4) ref 6s A. .100 100
31 C A B I 6 80 79
IV J li W 48
23 C M St P 4s
46 C M St P 4s.
4 C A N W 7s .
9 Chi Rys 6
1ICRL4P gen 4s.. 8
24 C R I A P ret 4s.. 81
1 C C C St L gen 4s.. 81
ot cnue cop 7
32 Chile Cod 6 91
12 C A B ref 4 87
4 Col O A E 6s 94
26 Con Coal Mrylnd 6a 88
65 Con Oas 7s 116
28 Cub Cn Sg d 8s.. 87
a cud cn g as vs.. is
2 Cuba R R 7s A. .103
s u A K o is
4 D M A Ft D 4s.
8 Det Ed ref 6s .
M Det Un Rys 4s .. 82 82 82
5 Dimnd Mtch 7s ..108 108 108
9 Dlst Sec 6s ..... 44 44 44
IS Dupnt Nem 7s ..107 107 107
18 Dup Light 6s 103 102 103
4 Erie gen 4s 54 63 64
8 Erie gen pr lien 4s. 64 63 63
13 Flsk Rub 8 106 105 105
.... 97 97 97
....101 101 101
....115 114 114
....113 113 113
.102 102 102
.109 109 109
.100 100 100
84 83 83
62 63
101 101
99 100
12 12
12
67
96
86
44
78
87
108
100
81
83
81 81
81 81
.104 104 104
90 90
86 86
94 94
87 88
114 lbi
87 87
85 86
102 102
81 81
58 58
.101 101 101
14 Fram I D 7s
32 Goodyear 8s 11
31 Goodyear 8s 41
Gnd Tnk 7s ....
3 Gnd Tnk 6s . . .
16 O N 7s A
48 G N Ss
8 Hud A M ref 6s A
20 AdJ tno 6s
1 111 Cent 5s
17 Ind Steel 5
13 Int Met 4s ....
28 Int Met 4s ctfs.. 12
3 i k T rer 6s 67
10 Int Mer Mar af 6s.. 97
19 Int Pa ref 6s B.. 85
7 Iowa Cent ref 6s.... 44
2 K C Ft S AM 4s. 78
12 K C South 5s .. 87
1 K C Term Is 108
28 Kell-Spring 8s ....100
. 62
.101
-100
12
89 88
94 94
92 -92
103 103
96 96
4 94
106 106
91 91
88
104
107
82
55
79
71
96
71
19 Lacka St 5s 23....
7 L S A M 8 d 4s 28.
IS L 8 A M S d4s31.
9 Lehigh Val 6s ...
4 Llg A My 6
1 Lorillard 6s
6 And N 5
10 And N unified 4s .
4 Mkt St Ry con 6s.. 88
4 Mariand 8s 104
18 Mex Pet 80 108
2 Mid cv 6s 88
8 M St P A SSM 6s.l02 102
30 Al K A T n P I Is A 83
130 M K A T new ad 6s 56
13 M K A T 1st 4s.. 79
24 Mo Pac gen 4s .... 63
5 Mont Pow 5s A.... 96
1 N T A M lnc 5s ,
4 N T C col 7s ..
II N T C deb 6s....
22 N T C con 4s ...
8 N T C A St L d 4s
13 N T Edi ref 6s..l09 109
8 NT NH A H e 6s 48 79 79
13 N T W A B 4s.. 63 63
21 N A W CV 6s 108 108
UNA W con 4 S3 91
21 N P pr lien 4s 87 87
IMP gen 3s 62 62
98 N P-O N jt 4s ..106 105
21 Nor Stats P r 6s.. 92 91
2 N W Bell Tel 7s. .104 106
1 Or RAN 1st 4s.. 87 87
31 O S L gtd 6s Ctf.. 104 103
IT O 8 L ref 4s ,. 11 91
12 Or-Wsh RR&N 4. 81 81
2 Otis St Is As 101 101
S Pac O A B la It 90
1 Pac TAT 6s 97 97
30 Packard Mot Is ....107 107
5 Fan Am PAT 7s. 102 101
.105 106
.104 103
. 13 83
86 84
16 Penn ls
30 Penn gen Ss ...
Fenn gen 4
..108 108
.100 100
91 91
11 Peoria A E Inc. 4.... 36
36
30 Pierce Oil d 1 99 99
9 Pro A Ref I 102 102
3 Rep I A S Co 6s.... 15 95
10 R O A W 1st 4 .. 71 71
14 Iron Mt ref 4 17 17
47 St L A 8 F di 4. 71 78
30 St L A S F lnc Is.. 61
ID St L A 8 F p 1 4 A 71
I St 9 W lt 4 71
15 Bt P A K C S L 4 31
16 S A A A P 1st 4 71
I seaboard con I.. 19
14 Seaboard adl Is.
24 Seaboard ref 4
I Sharon B H ta
II Sinclair cv 7
41 Sinclair col Ta...
1 80 Bell Tel Se...
14 Sou Pas cv 4a...
11 So Pao ref 4 ...
41 80 Pao eol tr 4i
14 So Ry gen
24 So Ry con 6s....
30 80 By gen 4a. ..
14 So P R ug 7a.
27 So Cat d 7a 10
41 Third Av adl Is.. 40
4 Third Ave ref 4s.. J
T06 Prod la 11
19 Va Fa Ut 4g x... 94 J.
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New Tork. .lun 37 Tinaction en th
New Tork tuib bond market loday were
a follow a: .
Imetlle Bond.
Allied Pack la .. 12
M Al Pack ss, ctfs. l 4 4
I Allied Perk Is .. 94 J4 M
7 Alum 7a, '11 10Mb MJS M5S
15 Am Cot OH 4t.... 41 91
1 Am LA T Is M4 M4 Ml
14 Am T T 4S, '31. .MS MJ MJ
II Am T A T s. ':4..I01 101 MIS
1 Am Too 7a. Slv..M2 MSS H.
4 Ana l op 4s 100 00 00
1 Ana Cop 7a. '29 ..101 103 Ml
li ArAour A Co 7a. .104 M4 104
13 Beth Stl 7e, '31. .14 104 M4'
4 Beth Stl 7e. Mi.. 103 102 Ml',
70 Brook Un O 7. ..M MJ M4
31 Can Nat By Is .. 41 9J 9J
24 Can Pac la MIS MIS MM,
I Csnt Htl M6 M6 M6'i
1 Cities Serv 7s Bus. Ml Ml Ml
25 Con Oas of B 6s. 11 99 99
5 Cuban Tel 7s . M6V J06 106
I Deer A Co V ..100 100 100
71 Empire OAF 6s.. Ml Mt 101
10 Fsd Ld Bk 4 ..Ml Ml Ml
17 Freep Tex 7
2 Uen Apn ss ..
II Goodrich T 7s ..
1 Grand Tr 4a ..
It Hood Rub 7s ..
4 Humble Oil 7s .
1 Inter R T 7s, '21
' 23 Inter R T 8. '22
1 Klnaa Co Lt 6
14 Kenne Cop 7 .1..M5
Laclede Oas 7s ..M0
11 Llbby A L 7s .
Llg Winch 7s .
3 Magma Cop 7s
2 Manitoba 7s ...
m. A V fir.
4 Nat.' Acm 7s
lit 1,0 143
104 M4 104
101 Ml 101
M4 104
91 98
100 100
99 99
19 90
98 96
104 104
99 91
98 98
100i 101
108 101 101
.. 96 96 94
7 99 99 99
im 96k e,
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. 90
98
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5 N T N H A H 4s 100 100 100
gVTNHAH .. 95 96 9
l! ?hll El 6. 99 99 99
1 Phillip. P 79 WI10S M0 MO
14 Penn. A. L.. 7 105 M4 104
5 Proc. A O. 7s '23 101 101 101
10 Pu Ser C. N J 7 101 i""
1 Rnh !lr 7a
5 Sake A Co
98 98 98
. 98 98 99
.100 100 100
.103 103 103
102 M2 102
106 106
.106 M6 106
7s
1 Sear R. 7 '22
2 Shawsheen 7s
4 South Bell T.
1 So. N. T. 7s :
j c XT V ' " B
1 So N. T. '29 107 1U7 luit
2 So. N. T. 6s ..107 107 107
7 Sun Oil 7s 100 100 100
8 Swift & Co. 7s. ...101 11 101
4 Texas Co. 7S .,...101 101 101
S.TIdal Osage 7s, ..101 Ml 101
11 Un Oil C. 6S .A. .Ml M0 Ml
14 Un Oil P. 8s ..105 104 104
3 Unl Rys Ha. 7s 104 104 104
3 Vacuum Oil 7s ...106 106 106
2 Western El" 7s ..108 108 108
44 Winchester 7s .102 101 103
FOREIGN BONDS,
-re A I.,. In ii 100 99 100
18 Canadian S. S. 7s 96 96
41 K. Serb s 96 95
60 N. T. K. H. Fr. 7s 73 73
400 N. T. N. H. 4s .. 87 86
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16 Swiss 6s 102 102 102
31 U. S. Bras. 7s . 87 86 87
40 U. S. Mex. 4s ... 42 41 42
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MUNN 81. CO.
Tnanr Rulldln. CHICAGO. ILL.
Scientific American Bid... WASHINGTON. D. C.
Woolworth Buildini, NEW TORK
Robert Bldg.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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(Succsssors War A Leland)
Stocks Bonds
Grain Provisions
Small lots given aam attention
as large lota. PRIVATE WIRES.
We invite inquiries.
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KEEP POSTED
Important developments
contained in this week's
market review regarding
the following securities:
Bait. aV Ohio Texaa Company
Anaconda Marine "Pfd."
Pan American Mariand Oil
Studebaker Durant Motors
Baldwin Loco. Moth. Lode Coal't'n
SUhma Petrol. Gt. Northern Ore
Write for free copy
P. G. STAMF.1 & CO.
Member of Consolidated
Stock Exchange of New York
35 S. William St.. New York
VUffiHMI. CITT IA1BJ
Government of tne
Dominion of Canada
5 Gold Bond
Due May 1. 1962
Opt. May 1, 1342
Principal and interest
payable in New York
City in U. S. Gold.
Listed on the New
York Stock Exchange;
Price at aaarkst to yield about
, 5J0
Circular en request.
The National City Company
Otaaka First Nal. Bank Bldg.
Telephone MIS Jacsaoa
El
I. Iele Llveelark. ,
Kaal ai. Muis. lil, Jun 7 eille
Rw.ipl. 4 11 hd: b.'f le. gen. rally
etrsn. epel. U higher, III pe.d for
I e.o-paund avarag.e, hulk natives, II II
III, light yearling res gnd rsnn.r,
.lastly; lulb heel erUs. II. levies;
bulk res, 14 :!; isnnere. ! !
lie, hull, strong, bulk bologna, 14
4 60 luni l call. i-jl4 higher;
i,.u. ft IA; hulk. Mlltjiof; tovr
leer, atrong; bulk, Sl.SleJ S I.
Ilst lM-ipis. Uone hesel, few early
ssl.s. ' to lee higher; liter market
neatly with close about 6u lower; "l.
eerly, III II; tleing lep, 11010. hulk,
tt; ll0tl 0; packer tow. M l0
' a'heep and Lamhe Re. eipte. I 0 h.1;
market a.llve. SI' to 10 higher; mclly
10c higher; lop, 111 21; bulk, gftd and
"el". n.;...P' 12.M0 13.!.; '',!
wet, laOOeM; hesvl', 12 0073.1.
goed and c hoit yearling lo 4 ) ear Ola
bleeding w, 7.00100.
rhleege sHeek.
Ram of price ot th llng Chlcl
tork furnlehed by Logan Bryan. 241
Pstsr Truit building;
Armour A Co.. Did
Edison com
Continental Motor .
Rarl Motor
Libby
Montgomery-Wrrt .
Nat. Leather, ne .
yuaker Oat
Hiwart.Wrnr ...
Swift Co. '
Hwlft Int
Union iirbid a...
Wahl
W 1 H ley
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19
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101
Nw York General.
New Tork, Jun 27. Wheat Spot, firm;
No. 1 rial. 121; No. 2 hard, 11.30:
No. I Manitoba, 81.41: No. 2 mixed
durum, 11.11 c. i. f. track New Tork to
arrive.
Corn Spot, firm; No. I yellow and No.
S white, I0c; No. S mixed, I0c c. I. f.
New Tork, all rail.
Oata Spot, firm: No. I white. 47r
l.ard Steady; middleweat, f 11.0901:. 00.
Oibtr article unchanged.
Dry Good.
Nw York, Jun 27. Cotton good wer
quiet today with price generally firm,
except In wide print clothe, where eome
lie for Inventory purposes wer mad at
0 oft. Sheeting wer quiet nd ateady.
Tarn hav been marked higher In spin
ning centere. Silk moved bettor with
rrepea, foulard and lining fabrlca in the
lead. Hurlapa were quiet with domestic
prices flr.n and foreign prices lower.
turpentine end Iteeia,
Savannah, Oa., Jun 27. Turpentine
Firm; 11 bbl. ; es, 1,031; receipta,
111; ehlpmente, 112: atock, 4,4St.
Roain Firm; sales. 1,323 casks; re
ceipts, 2,712; shipment, 217; stock, 71,-
!2Quote: B. 14.15; D. 14.65; K, 14.10;
F. 14.1004.70; O, 14.7004.75; H. 1410;
I. 14.15; K, 15.1501.25; M, 16.40; .V, 15.70;
WO, IS. IV; WW, 11.70.
New York Produce.
New York, Juno 27. Butter Market
steadv: creamery higher than extras,
39 040c.
Cheese Firm, state whole milk, flats,
fresh, specials, 2O021c; do average
run. 2O02OHc; state whole milk twins,
fresh specials, 2O02Oc; do averago
run, 19 20c.
r York Rtatar.
New Tare June JT. Th rew tulsr
vr! aa. aaat.r and nearby CuUa.aei
rem loa.r at 1 t.tit rui and
fi.ighl, eijual le 4 II for centrifugal
Trading wa light, th onlr !. reported
being 1 1o hit. ef Cub. in sort and
afloat at quitted price.
Th raw auiar luiurea market was ,
easy under a. stirred 11'iuidatlon and trede
selling prompted by lite lower ruling of
Ih .pel matkei. 1 lo.lng prire wer S In
le p.nnt net looer snd Ih velum of
Suetne. wee smaller July, S.OIc: Sep.
temher, 1 !0r; Itecember, J it; Mrrh,
J.i:e. v
Tb ntarft,! for refined was unchanged
at : 10 lt f.tr fin rnul.te1 with
demand I at'live, although mtlhdrael"
on old order mnilnua of fair proportion.
R. fined future., noinlnsl. Closing: July.
I I or; heptemhrr, I lir, te-ember, S lie.
( hire Hullrr.
I'hlcsgn. Jun SI Th hutir market
yisld today lo th preaure of accumu
lating r.r.ipt 4Mih ptariiialty tin trade.
There wae enme Inqulrry fnr It.fcl cor.
but thl kind of butter a not plenti
ful. Ninely tier tare tnt rallied sold gen
etslly si 37 cents. Niwer ore held
too high to intareat buyers, and the tone
of the msrket wa nesk.
"Spend Four Days
at Clear Lake"
LEAVE FRIDAY NIGHT ON
NEW THROUGH
CLEAR LAKE SLEEPER
Leave Omaha. 7:40 P. M.
Arrive Clear Lake. .7:00 A. M.
Passengers May Occupy Sleeper
Until 8:00 A. M.,
"THEN A DIP IN THE SURF"
RETURNING SLEEPER
will Leave Clear Lake Tueidey,
July 4th at 10:20 P. M
arrive Omaha, 7:44 A. M.
For all information, sleeping car
reservations, ticket deliveries, etc.,
call, phone or write
MARSHALL B. CRAIG,
GEN. AGT. PASS. DEPT.
H. T. Minkler, Diit. Pan. Agt.
1419 First National Bank Building,
Telephone Jackson 0260
Consolidated Ticket Office,
1416 Dodg Strt,
Telephone: Dougla 16S4
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Excursion
Hfe'1- Fares to
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and Fishing District
nf Northern Wisconsin
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Plan vmir vacation in this crreat outinz region
$ where you can camp, canoe, fish, hike over pine
I scented trails or just loaf.
!! Following greatly reduced fares in effect
tickets on sale daily return limit October 31st.
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From Omaha From Omaha R
to Fare to Far
Cable, Wis. $26.75 Uke Owen, Wis. $27.00
Cumberland, Wis. 23.20 Shell Lake, Wit. 24.15
Gordon, Wis. 26.20 Solon Spring, WU. 26.60
Grand View JWis. 27.75 Spooner.Wii. 24.50
HaTward,Wi. 25.85 Turtle Uke, Wis. 22.50
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arranging travel details ot your tap.
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