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THE OMAHA BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1922.
V
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Omaha, June JO.
Private crop report anl tronicr
cabin cu4 tr4tliMrii it one wlual
market (luring the rly irvii, Corn
and oatf, however, did riot liow at
much atrength. U. U'. Snow, in hit
monthly report, nukrt the corn
acreage 100,615,000 acrei, with 4
condition ol 86 2 per cent indicating
a crop of 2.K.000,x) bushels
winter wheat condition, 78 3 prr cent,
indicated crop, 574 000,000 buthrl.
Spring wheat condition. 816 rr rent,
indicated crop, 2')2,000(000 htiiheln;
oat condition. 76,6 per cent; indi
cated crop, 1,217.000,000 liuhclr.
There were good rain in "the
northwet Xebraika, Kanna and
part of Iowa. Export buniics wa
quiet. Receipt at Omaha totaled
100 care of all. kind of grain, at
compared with 119 car last year.
Shipment aggregated 131 car, as
agajnt 103 ear last year.
Cah wheat in the local market
wa tlow and about unchanged. Corn
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
OmimIih He Itaeril Wlr.
(.Imago, June 30. Heavy liquids
lion in on in July wheat and corn
and oat were sold by cattered
l'iis. While price were higher
early, the tlote wa easy, with
wheat lc lower to Uc hikher. corn
li'tjjc lower, oats !jCtfc lower
ami rye n r lower.
'I hrre were black rust report from
the ntr!hvet. bullish private crop
estimate ami buying of July at Min
neapolis by elevator interest.
Liverpool mrprisej the trade by
doting 1 (ft. I '34 higher, with a better
cash demand. Buying gave out on
the bulge and, with considerable
evening up on the part of traders who
were ui'ig away on account of the
holidays, the close was easy.
A liberal trade was on through
commission houses by interest that
were bringing down outstanding
commitments to the market. Export
business failed to develop, despite the
sold unchanged to 1-4 cent lower. ! Mrcngth abroad, and the bulge
Oats were quoted 1-4 to lc lower,
Kye and barley, nominally unrhang
ei. 1 ne drain F.xchanse wi c o
at 11:30 a m.. July J, and all day
juiy , nonoay.
W II KAY.
No. t har4 lnlr: rr. t
.,V.mp ' winter: I cr (wfovll)
Wl "...
No. 1 yrtlow har.: I rr. II. 07.
I'ciRN
lUe M,,: 1 ('PP,r' rllhtV
t.u"- hl,,: (ahlpuar' weight)
N.i I whit.: 1 rar (Hp
No. : rHnw: I rar. -; I cr. ne-
i.r' ,nlPPr' welht). 7c; 2 cara,
i e.
No. J mlnJ: J ran. Mr; . cr, ttc.
No. mla.d; I ran, IJUn.
OATS
N. t whll: 1 rr, Jlsie. '
Nn. 1 whlla: 1 rara. Jl",r; I cr, lie.
No. 4 whita: 1 nr iir
Hampl whit: 1 car (aperlal MlUnx),
Jle: 1 rar. Jc; 1 car (corn ml, tic.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
((.arlota )
Raralpta .
tVheet
Corn
!
Ry
Harlay
Hhlpmanla
Whrat
t'orn
Oala
narlay
rRIMART RECKIPT8 AND SHIPMENTS.
(Huantla I
WK Tear
nacaipta Today
Whaat SS4.H00
Corn 1, on. ooo
Oata (10,004
Shlpmanta
Whaat ...... l.lfil.nnS
Corn ....... 8,o(io
Oat 459,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
(Buahela.)
Today
Whaat ani Flour .... 34.000
Corn m.OOO
Oata JI6.000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlo!- Today Ao
Waak Taar
Trtay Aito Ago
. J! Is hi
. SO 42 J7
. 1 1 24
.2 1
. 1 .. 4
. 1 4 44
. T 3 4
.37 1J . 13
1
Ako Aio
740.O00 919,000
811,000 1,014.000
469,000 611,001)
968,000
S44.000
143.000
479.000
F2S.00O
757,000
Tr. Ago
1,261,000
Week
13
321
4
Wheal 37
Corn 311
Oat
XANSA8 CITY RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlota Today Airo
Whaat 120 170
Corn M 4
Oat It 4
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlota Today Ago
Wheat S3
Corn 74
Oata 36
. NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlota Today Ago Ago
Week
62
28
41
Ago
Year
175
30
7
Tear
Ago
161
28
21
Ago
Year
SO
41
13
Mlnneapolt 19
Ouluth 14
Winnipeg 327
Week Tear
1S1 ' 24
12 S2
20 Holiday
CHICAGO CLOS1NO PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. Juno 20.
Art Open. I High. Low. Cloae. Yea.
Wht. Ill
July 1.15H 1.15 1.14-4 1.14 114
, 1.14 1.1414 1.14H
" Sep. 1 1.1 1.1714 Mitt Ml 116
1.1614 11 116
Dec. 1.11 K 1.19 1.18, 1.12 1.18
1.11 1.181
Ry
July .86 .86 .85Vi .8S .86
Sep. .87 .87 .8614 .8614 .86
Dec. .89 .90 .89 .89 .89
Corn
July .(2 .62 .62 .62 .82
.82 .62 .62 Vj
Sep. .66 .66 .85 .66 .66
.66 .65
Dae. .6 .66 .65 .65 .66
.66 .66 .66
Oat.
July .3 .88 .35 .35 .36
.34 .3514
Sep. .39 .39 .38 .33 .39
.39 .38 .39
Deo. .42 .42 .41 .41 .42
Lard
July 11.32 11.3 11.27 11.27 11.35
Sep. 11.62 11.62 11.65 11.65 11.62
Blba
July 13.05 12.10 11.95 11.95 12.05
Sep. 11.70 11.75 11.70 11.70 11.67
Kanaaa city Grain.
Kanaaa City, Mo.. June 30. Wheat-r-Cash:
No. 2 hard, 1. 12 1.41 ; No. 2 red,
31.1391.16.
Corn No. 1 white, 68c; No. 2 yellow,
62c.
Hay Prnrl. 80 higher; No. 1 prarle,
S13.00O14.00.
Kanaaa City, Juna 30 Wheat: July,
21.07; September. 21.07; December,
11.11. Corn: July, 66c; September,
59c; Daoember, 61 c.
Mlnnmpoll Grain.
Minneapolis, June 30. Wheat Cash;
No. 1 northern, 21.44 1.48 ; July,
11.36; September. 2125; Decembel
21.34. 1
Corn, No. 1 yellow, 65 51c.
Oata, No. 3 white, 23034c.
Barley. 47027c.
Rye. No. 2, 83fR5c.
Flax, No. 1, -22.66C2.69.
St. iooh Grain.
St. Louie, un 30. Cloae Wheat: .Iillv,
31.12; September, fl.14. Corn: July,
61c; September. 65c.
Oata: July, 66c; September, 38c.
brought out liberal sales to arrive
from the country, with purchases of
4J5.00O bushels, ('ash demand was
fair, with sales of 75,000 bushels here
to the seaboard. An average reduc
tion of 42.000,000 bushels in the es
timated winter wheat crop was some
what larger than expected, but had
only a moderate effect.
Ixtng ljqulitata.
Lnnga In July crn and oata liquidated
freely, whilo elevator Intereata were pr
aletrnt buyer of July and aellera of Sep
tember. There al.o waa a great deal of
kuvinir ami aelllnc on the varloua dellv-
erlea to bring open trader down to the
market. The buying of July corn waa per
alaient. but at the laat It went to almoat
4o under tho September, the wldeai apread
on th" crop, RHlna fell over parta of ini
tial. Iowa and Nebraska and aerved to
temper bvllh entbuejiam. Private crop
report, were conatrued aa rather bulllah on
both a-ralia. but had no oermanont effect
on valuea. Recelpta, 2C9 corn and 102 cara
oatf.
Liverpool corn cloaed 3d higher on con
tinued wet weather In Argentina.
Considerable selling of July and buying
of September rya at lc difference waa un
der way and the reverse today and eonetl
tuted the bulk of the trading. Tho north
weat waa a fair aeller and the close was
about the bottom.
Tit Note.
Heavy reductions In the estimated yield of
winter wheat and oats was auggeated by the
Goodman Snow reports, given to the trade
today. Average losa of winter wneai our
ing tho month of June waa 42.000,000
buahela, and oata. 95.000.000 bushels.
Spring wheat Increased 14,000,000 bushels.
Corn acreaira decreased around 1 per
cent or about 1.000.000 acres, mainly In
the cotton belt atatea. Condition of corn
waa given aa 85.2 to 86.2 compared with
86.2 last year. Oat condition. 74. to
7. 6. agaalnet S5.6 In June, whll winter
wheat condition la 75.8 to 7S.3 against
81 a month ago. Spring wheat condi
tion 86 to 87.6. compared with 90.7
In June. Goodman estimated farmers re
serves at 27.000,000 bushels wheat against
53.000,000 last year.
Indications are for a wheat crop of
26,000,000 bushels In Oklahoma, according
to reports to tho Modern Miller. Ne
braska orospect has been lowered by re
cent hot weather. Kansa will hava a
largo crop.
Deltverle In June contracts i v-n
ii'h.t 1 764 00 bushels: corn. 236,-
000 buahels; oats, 208.000 bushels, and rye,
81.000 bushels. Shipping sales for tha
. . u a. rtTnnii.ii bv tha Raymond a
news bureau were: Wheat, 6,027,000 bush
els; corn, 4,632.000 buahela; oata, 4,670,
000 bushels; rye. 85.000 bushels.
Export business In wheat at tha sea
board today was between 300.000 bushels
and 400,000 bushels. Chicago sold 125,.
000 buahela wheat, mostly for export. Win
nipeg reported a better milling demand.
Houses with Omaha connections were,
good sellers of oats. Their crop reports
.... l -.Int. urhd.t h.ln
aro generally mvuu, - . - - : v
estimated at 50.000.000 bushels or 8.000.000
bushels under that of three weeks ago,
due to hot weatner.
Live Stock
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs Iheep.
Offirlal Monday..... i 314 11.141 .!
Official Tueadar .... 4T ll.til t ie
Official Wednraday,, T.l" 11,311 .4
i'ffU'1.1 Thursday.... it ll.HI .11
Katiniata Friday 3.1 .' 3
fiva da Ikia week. .31.41 tl.712 21.)
Saina days laat week 34.311 i.AI4 23 t
aama day 3 we a o II 1T7 4!.9 14.44)
Ham day w a'..l3.3 t.7T 34.45
in day er (o. .1111 41. HI 41, lit
Receipt and dlapnallion of Hvaatock at
the I'nmn storkards, Omsha, Neb, for
H hours, ea.ling at p, ni. June 10, 111
IltCLlPTS CARLOTS
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep. H'r'i,
. m nt, r, ry.. 14
Mo. I'arlfle Hy 14
t'nion Paclfle R. R . 4 31 t
r. N. W. Hy., . 3
C. N. W. Ry.. west
I'., Ht. P.. M A O , . 3
i. ft u. ny, east, a
31
41
It
2
U
C H. Q. Ry., weal, t
:. R. I. A P., east.. 4
'.. R. I. P. weal..
rilinoi Central Ry. ... ..
0. W. Ry 4
Total recelpta , .. 81 12)
14
DISPOSITION II EA t.
Cattle, nogs. mep,
sea
Armour A Co
Cudahy Parking Co. ..
Dold Parkin Co
Morris Packing Co. ...
Swift Co
.t W. Murphy
Mwert at Co
Lincoln Packing Co, .
Wllsnn Psrklng Co. ...
Armour. Hlous Pslla .
Mldwral Packing Co, .
Omaha Parking Co. .
John Koth Son
J. II. Hull
Swift, for Kan. City...
John Harvey
T. J. Inghram
P. P. Lewie
Mn.-Kan. C. A C. Co..
bulHvan Hroa
Other buyers
21
113
67
I
65
33
31
....
6
11
(
7
7
3
3
3
131
3, )
3.49)
713
1,430
1.294
1.034
154
137
LOT
1.01
Total
2,103 ,70
1.314
4T7
r-.in. n.r.lrt. 1 100 head. Steer value
reached tho hlgn point 01 me w-m i..u.,
un a steudy to mostly 10ft 10c higher mar
ket. Tho heavier steers are fully 102Se
higher than a week ago, whll yearling
which old 35c higher In some cases today
show gains of 60c or mor for th week.
Mi tock wa steady today at th week'
advance of 26fytOc. Shirkers and feeder
are steady for th day and week.
quotation on cattle: Cholc to prim
beevea 3 lifj'9.75; good to cholc beeves.
28. 76419. 10; fair to gooa peeves, in'1
8.76; common to fair beeves, 38. 16. 40
rhnli-e to nrima yearlings, 38641 . 45
good to choice yesrllng.. .2608.6O; fair
to good yearlings. 7.508.36; common to
fair yearlings. 37.0007.60; choice to prim
heifers, I7.754fs.su; gooa 10 cnoice nencr..
37. 00417. 76; fair to gooa neuers. ib.bww
7 no. choir to orlme cows. 86.C0tf 7.26;
good to choice cows, I5.504J4.60; comhon
to good cows, 32.0005.25; good to cholc
feeders, 37.:5tj7.7fr; rair to gooa leeuer.,
til nidi !6: rommon to fair feeders. 3).0Q
6.60; good to cholc lackers, 17.26
7.85; fair to good atockers. 36.60O7.25;
common to fair stockrs. 3S.604J6.60: tock
heifers. 34.0005,75; stock cows. sj.oW
4.50; stock calves, 36.50e7.50: veal calvea,
35.0009.00; atock bulls, 11.5006.00; bulla,
stags, etc., 23.5007.00.
HREF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No. Av.
..1008 18 25 12...... 740
..1204 7 40 25 121
Omaha Produce
-1.1...4 k ih. .tat. of Nebraska, de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kat and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholesale Wholesal
Buying Selling
Prloe: Price:
Broiler 0.3230.26 0.360.40
t..hnm broilers. .28 .30 .30ig .33
iihi .lfien .18
Hens', heavy 18 .1 -fig
Cook. 090 .10 .12
.23
.25
.16
Broiler
Hens . .
Cocl: . ,
DRESSED POULTRY.
.42
.24
.15
.45
.25
.10
No. 1..
No. 2..
Cracks
.24
.21
.16
.36
.34
.24
.26
Minneapolis Floor.
Minneapolis. Juno 30. Flour Un
changed to 10c higher; family patents
quoted at 37.7607.85. ,
Bran 114.60017.00.
Don' Trade Review.
New Tork, Jon 30. Dun's tomorrow
will say:
Th half year Just 'ended brought a
distinct advanc In buainese, with most
of the gain In confidence and actual
transaction achieved during the second
nuarter. Unsettled labor conditions in
some Industrie hav long been a detri
ment, curtailing operations and enhac
ng costs of production and the threatened
railroad strike increased uncertainty this
week. Despite various drawbacks, how-
EOOA
20 .21
16 .17
.14
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints
:resmery, tuD i"::
Country, common .a
But. fat, sta. pr. .sijj
Prairie No. 1 upland, 113 00014 .00; 1 No
upland. 310.0012.00; No 3 up.and 7 00
noirasno: No. 1 lowland, J8.0010.00,
No. 2 lowland, J".008.00.
Alfalfa No, l, tii.inwi"-".
if 00013.00; No. 1, 110.00011.00; No. 3.
S 009.00. t7 nnifli
Straw Oat, 5.uuu, v....,
''Wholesale prices of beef cuts are a
iin-.. Vrt. 1 ribs. 3ic: io. i"
..1208
. .1005
..1244
..1542
S 75
8 90
10
35
42...
30...
32...
37...
..1364
.. 331
..1320
. .143
Pr.
18 35
S 60
S 80
80
26
60
S
14....
1
8....
4. ...
4
10....
1....
1
1..,.
1....
2.-...
2....
. . 88
.. 892
..1083
.. 973
..1235
.. 175
..1100
..1800
..1540
.. 620
, . 233
.. 140
...1183
...1150
15
8 60
5 76
6 40
6 25
(71 S 00
...1609
...2100
...1)70
11
STEERS AND HEIFERS,
88 7 6 12 621
S 26 27 217
S 65 11 1 95
COWS.
5 25 3.
6 00 6.
7 00
HEIFERS.
7 26 6.
BULLS.
2 76 1.
4 35 1.
4 75 1.
7 000
CALVES.
7 00 2.
I 26 3 183
Hogs Receipt. ,000 head. Som un
evennes wa noted In today' trad, but
with bulk of hoga moving at steady price
som occasional sales being reported at
easier prices. Shipper wer practically
out of th market only limited number
moving on outsld orders. Light hogs sold
mostly at 310.20010.30 with a top price of
210.35. Good quality medium weiglK
butcher. 9.9010.15. and strong weight
butchers at 19.509.66. with light mixed
loads at 39.60010.0. Bulk of good hog
sold at 39.60010.36. Bulk ot packing
grades and heavy mixed war at 28.600
9.35.
HOGS.
Pr. No. Av. Sh.
4 10
4 60
6 10
S 00
S 75
No. Av.
67. .330
61. .320
56. .321
63. .307
61. .27
61.. 267
63. .267
50. .264
64. .260
89. .207
44. .181
Sh.
140
140
70
180
140
70
80
38 76
9 1ft
9 20
9 36
9 60
9 65
80
9 90
10 10
10 20
10 35
60. .290
69.. 306
79. .302
67. .271
76. .260
60.. 290
120. .229
76. .234
79. .252
75.. 33
80. .19
140
140
40
Pr.
19 00
16
25
9 40
60
70
86
10 00
10 15
10 S3
10 25
11 Lf rin.
No. 3 ribs, loc io. i X "W- i
2 loins, 26c; No. 8 loins 20c; No. 1
rounds. 19c; No. 2 rounds, 19c. No. 3
rounds, 15c; No. 1 chucks, 12c; No. 2
.... Ma T .ntlPKH. AC . U.
ill:.
No. 2 plates, 6c; No. I
chucks.
plates, 6c
plates. 4c. HirEg WQOU
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb..
67c; green salted No. S. per In., 6c.
green hides No. 1. per lb..405c; green
hides No 2, per lb., 34c; green salted
old stock, per lb., 2 3c; green salted bull
hide No. 1, per lb., 4c; green lalted bull
hide N 2, per lb.. Sc. .-,
Hone hides: Large, each, 23.00; medium,
each, 32.60; mall. each. 22.00; pony and
glues. ach. 11.0001.26.
Sheep pelt: Green salted, a to lx
and wool, each. 76cJl.OO.
Wool: Cholc fine and -blood. per lb.,
27032c; medium and -blood, per lb.. 2
030c; low and -blood. per lb.. 18 0 22c;
turry wool, per lb.. 12017c,
FRUITS.
Bananas: Per lb.. 7c. Oranges: Size
216 and larger. 9.009.50; sue 250, 88.00
8.25; size 2S8. J7.00t7.60; size 324, 3 00
0.60. Lemons: Box, according to size,
37.60Qi9.0O. Grapefruit: Crates, according
to size, 26.0007.00. Peaches: Georgia, 6
baskct crates, 33.5004 00. Apricots: 4
basket crates. 22.75 0 5.60. Plums: 4-bas-kct
crates, 22.75. cnerrles: Home grown,
qt. boxes, per case, 3.25. Gooseberries:
Horn grown, 24-qt. boxes, 32.76. Logan
berries: 24-qt. boxes. 35.76. Strawberries:
Crates. 24-qt. boxes. 33.7504.00. Apples:
Wlnesap. according to size and grade,
33.2503.76; Newton pippins, according to
size and grade, 33.60. Figs: 24 pkgs., 8
oz.. 32.25.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: No. 1 per lb., new. 4c; old
stock. Idaho whites. No. 1, per cwt..
ever, recovery from depression has been
substantial. If highly Irregular, and many,,,..; 0id- ock. Red River 'Ohio. o. l!
interests win o more aciive inn um- - , ejon- old stock netted aem.
mer than wa. anticipated. Interruptions JJf r V" -f , lof sVe't po "
from Inventorlea and vacations will bo I ti so2 00 Head lettuce- Crates
V22& VoUh.a'dobU.t 'th'; year'To'd" WisV;'6 dfxVn ' 311 5 Leaflet":
mora worn to r aon tnia year ana -c ttw ni.nt- nnn ti .a
.hut-down, will be le general and ex- Vrroo.onCrf.'tawVxV r
'"A. new and rather unexpected phase ' ;O0 50; yellow. crate, 3 2 25:
. a.A h k. mA fraonotit i nome grown, dozen, 35c- Cucumbera: not
port, of labor .earclty In cert.ln llne he. ni ll l0.V.2ii. futh'rn.w
port of labor scarcity In certain lines,
the steel Industry among them and com
petitive bidding for worker I heard of in
Isolated Instances."
Weekly bank clearing. 31,664,181,000.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga.. June 30. Turpentine
Tlrra, 11.13 14: ale. 200 brl.: receipts,
03 bbls.; shipments, 292 bbls. ; stock.
,1T bbls.
Rosin Firm; sale. 7i caska: receipts,
1.944 caaka: ahlpment. 9,60 casks; atock.
,Qu't"1B.- 24.4S; D, $41; K. I;
rOHI. 35 60: K. 6.!6; M. 35.60; N, 35.76;
WO, 6.3S; WW, I..
KanaM Ctty Produce.
Kansas City. Mo.. Jun 20. Egg Pn
khanged. 21c.
Butter Unchanged ! creamery, 40c;
hacking. 21c.
Hen. 17c to Itc; broiler, anchanged,
le to 38c
Xew Terk Prod ore.
New Tork. Jun 3. Butter Market
Wrely ateady; gg. Irregular: free,
gathered, extra firsts. 27 0 29c; fresh gath
ered firsts. 24H 016c.
Oiae Markrt firm; receipt. 7,101.
basket. 4-S dozen. 32.2502.60. Cabbage:
New. per lb.. 4 05c. Tomatoee: Crates. 4
baskets, 0cC 31.00. Radishes: Dozen,
15020c. Spinach: Home grown, dosen,
50c. Green peppers: Per lb., 20c. Green
and wax beans: Market basket. 31.000
1.25. Parsley: Dozen bunches, market
basket, 40 045c. Watermelons: Per lb.,
303H;. Cantaloupes: Crate, 33.6004.00.
Asparagus: Dozen. 75c01.OO. New pea:
Basket, about S lb.. 31.00.
PLANTS.
Tomato: Far sot, 31..
.Pansy Plant: Par do., 10c; per hex.
23.75.
New Tork Money.
New Tork. Jan 20. Money Call,
stronger: high. 6H per cent; low. 44 per
cent; ruling rate, 44 per cent; closing
bid. 6V per cent; offered at 5 per cent;
laat loan. H per cent; call loans, again
acceptance. 4 per cent; time loans,
steady: 4 days. 4 per cent: days, 4
per cent; six months. 414 per cent; prim
mercantile paper, 4041. per cent.
New Terk Poultry.
New Tork. June 3. Poultry Lire. Ir
regular; broilers, by express, 2fjL43c;
dressed, weak; fowls, 18fle.
Sheep and Lambs Rer.tnt. rao h..
Trading waa falrlv .olive Voit.v h
price ruling generally steady on all
classes. Both native and western lamb
sold up to 112.76; top price for the day
and clip lambs at 111.00011.60, and fed
yearlings at 110.75. Sheep were generally
steady with 36.00 paid for good quality
ewes. Th better quality of feeders moved
fully steady at 311.25, while tho thinner
and poorer grades were un.vnniu Ia
selling down to 38.25.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Fat
lambs, westerns. trnoAii9 ?k e. i.Mk.
natives, 211.00012.75; feeder lambs, 39.000
"n". cuii lamDs, is.uocgiio.oo; fat year
lings, 39. 00011.25: fat weth.r. IK una,
8.50; fat ewes, light, 25.0006.00; fat ewes
heavy, 33.6005.00.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. June 30. Cattle Recelnts.
3.50 head, active: beef steers mostlv
strong; spots on better grades, 10c higher;
top matured steers, 39.90; beat mixed
yearlings, 9.36; bulk beef steers, 38.250
9.50; canners, weak to 10c lower; other
classes generally steady; bulk fat she
stock, 35.0007.35; tulk veal calves to
packers, 38.0008.80; bulk bologna bulls,
34.6004.65.
Hogs Receipts, 39,000 head; opened
steady to 10c lower; closed quietly 10s
lower on good light and butchers; others
15 to 20c lower; top, 311.00; practical top,
310.95; bulk good butchers, 310.40010.90;
packing sows mostly 39.0001.35; pigs,
steady, mostly 310.00010.25; holdovor
liberal; shippers took 3.000.
Sheep Receipts, 11,000 head; strong to
25c higher; top native lambs, 312.25 to
city butchers; $13.16 to packers; bulk.
$13.00; culls, mostly $7.007.60; top fat
native ewes, $7.10; bulk, $5.0008.50.
Kansas City live Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., June 30. (U. S. Bu
reau of Market.) Cattle Receipts. 1,200
head: beef steers, lOe to 15c higher; top
heavies, 33.60; calves, steady to strong;
choice vealers, $8.60; fairly good 200 to
260-pound calves, $6.3001.60; other
classes, steady; few good cows, $6.76;
plain kind. $4.0006.00; canners and cut
ters mostly $2.6003.50: few loads com
mon stockers. $5.0005.40.
Hcgs Receipts. 4,000 head; mostly
steady; bulk, good and choice. 160 to
240-pound weights, $10.50010.60; 240 to
275-pound. $10.2010.16; few closing sales.
5e to lOo lower; bulk of ssles, $10.40 to
$10.60; top, $10.60; throwout sows, $8.60
to $8.75; stock pigs, steady.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1.500 head;
sheep unevenly steady to 60c higher; few
wethers, $7.00; odd lots, light ewes, $6.00
06.60; others, $4.0006.26; lambs, ateady
to strong; top natives, $12.70; clipped new
crop lambs, $11.26.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., Jun 30. Cattle Re
celpta, 760 head; markets, spot 10c high
er: top beef (teers. 39.60; top yearlings.
38.75; bulk beet cattle. $8.2509.60: beef
cows, mostly $5.5006.00; a few choice,
$ 50; part load 1.069-lb. sprayed heifers,
$7.60; calvS mostly steady: top, $7.60.
Hogs Recelpta, 8.000 head: market
steady; bulk 170 to 230-lb. weights. $10.6
10.60; packing sows stesdy; bulk of
sale. $8.5009 00; average coat yesterday,
$10.1 for 229-pounders.
Rheep Receipts. 600 head; market, kill
ing classes fslrly steady; fat natlv lambs,
$19.76; a few. good yearlings. $9.00;
wethers. $6 0; ewe. $5.60; on deck me
dium clipped yearlings. $7.60.
Financial
BY ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
tlRsak Itew !. War.
New York, June JO, General re
eovery in the stock market, but with
amount of luinets done reduced
barely to one-half the recent average,
a distinctly stronger tendency to
bond markrt price, and rise in e
change rate on every important
point except Berlin, marked oine.
what more definite tendencies tody
than have recently prevailed.
1'erhap the most interciting tin
gle movement of the day wa the
rise of sterling exchange to a rate
nearly 5 cents above last .Monday'
low level of reaction, the fall in the
German mark to new "low record
price" of .00261-2 of a cent and a
further advance of the fourth Lib.
crty 4 1-4 per cent to $100.JO, con
siderably the highest price yet
reached hy this typical war loan.
roars In IHinbt.
Sterling's recovery ha this lime fo
lowed so closely th action of thai mar
ket after each of th recent reactions
from a high "ntjeellve polni." that In.
tereat I likely to b srlied In th que
lion wnetner in often premrien continu
ou decline on approach of autumn ma
not fall to materialise. It I probably too
early aa yet lo ssy. Th movement of
the mark I not st all mysterious, foreign
Indemnities, balanr or trad and cur
renry inflation have alike explained It
advance. Tha bidding for the long term
liberty bonda I a consequence, not so
much of purchases for "year Investments"
aa of replacement of capital by th
retirement of short term victory note.
Today' activities on th (lock
change wer of narrow arope and dl
trlbutlon. Mostly they sermrd to IndlcaK
merely repurchases by recent professions
sellers. Ths recovery wss hardly a matter
of current news for, aitnougn in rail
way shares were strong, the Industrials led
th market. Mexican Petroleum closed
lower: at one tiro It touched a prlc
30 H points below Monday highest.
New York Bonds
New York Stocks
Rani of srlces of th leading stocks
furnished hy Logan A Dryan. 24 Paler
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Thursday
High. Low. Close, close
A., T. 4 8. F. ...100 1""
Haiti. & Ohio .... 4944 48W 49. 48
Canad. Paclflo ...138 1374 1JH 13
N. T. Central .... 94 43 944, 94
Cheaa. Ohio ...66V, 66 66 65
Ot. Northern .... 77 76 77 0
Illinol Central ...104 104 104 12
K. C. Southern .. 24 it z
Lohlgh Valley 63
Missouri Paclflo .. 21 20 21 20
N. V. & N. H 20 29 29 2!
North. Pacific '.. 74 74 74 75
Chicago 4 N. W. . 74 74 74 74
Penn. R. R 43 i ei
Reading 74 74 74 73
C. R. I. & P 43 42 43 42
South. Pacific ... 89 89 88 18
South. Railway .. 23 22 23 23
C. M. St. P. 26 26 26 25
Union Paclflo 140 139 139 139
STEELS,
Am Car Foundry 160 160 160 159
Alll-Chalmers ... 46 48 48 48
Am. Locomotive ..112 111 112 110
Raid. Locomotive 114 113 114 111
Beth. Steel 76 76 7 75
Cruclbl 73 73 73 72
Am. Steel Fdy. .. 36 36 3 34
73
33
74
Lark. Steel
Mldvale Steel ...
Pressed Steel Car
Rep. Steel & Iron 71
U. S. steel
Vanadium
COPPERS.
51 60
68
35
20
2
72
32
76
70
. 99 98 99
45 44 45
71
33
76
71
Anaconda
Am. S. & Ref. Co,
Cerro De Pasco .
Chill
Chlno
Green Cananea ..
Inspiration 40
Kennecott ....... 33
Miami 28
Nev. Consol 16
Ray Consol....... 16
Soneca 1.1
Utah 62
OILS.
General Asphalt
Cosden .'.
Cal. Peterol
Island OU
Invincible Oil.
68
34
J
61
68
36
20
28 29
39
33
27
16
16
13
62
40
33
28
16
16
13
62
72
32
69
97
43
60
68
34
20
2S
29
3
33
29
16
16
13
62
5
4
9
14
65
46
1H
1
15
65
44
60
1
15
66
46
61
1
15
Mexican Peterol. . .179 174 176 178
Middle States 13 13 13 13
Pacific OH 66
Pan-American .... 78
Phillips 60
Pierce Oil 8
Pure Oil 30
Royal Dutch ..... 69
nclalr Oil 3Z
Std. O . N. J 181
Texas Co 47 48
Union Oil 21 20
White Oil 8 8
MOTORS.
Chandler 70 69
Gen Motors 14 13
Wlllys-Overlsnd .. 8 8
Pierce Arrow .... 19 18
64
76
48
7
29
68
.11
65
77
49
7
30
59
31
179 181
46
20
79
14
8
18
64
78
47
7
30
68
31
180
46
20
7
68
13
8
18
Chicago Produce.
Chicago. June 8. Butter Lower.
Creamery extras, I5e; first, 83034:
econds, 30 0 21c; standards, 28c
Ex xs Lower. Receipts 20.(0 cases.
Firsts. 210 22c; ordinary firsts, 20
2e; mlacellaneeua, 16 011c: stores
packed extras. 22 0 23c; storage packed
first. 22 0 22c.
Peultry Alive, lower; fowls, 2le; broil
era, 2 036c; rootcr. 14 He
Xew Terk Dry Good.
New Tork. Jun 3. Cotton good wer
quiet today, buyers preparing for the
holiday aad awaiting th government
cotton report on Monday. Tarn were
teady with trad quiet. Wool markets
were slightly lower. Burlap stiffened a
little at the end ol th day. Silks shewed
Improvement.
15 15 15 15
39 39 39 39
48 47 47 46
15 15 16 16
15 14 15 14
63 62 63 62
67
56
47
73
79
76
47
19
Studebaker 129 127 128 126
RUBI
Flak
Goodrich ....
Kelley Spring ,
Keystone Tire
AJax ..'
U S Rubber ..
INDUSTRIALS.
Am Beet Sug .... 46 45 45 ..
At O 1 IV I 38 37 37 37
Am Int Corp .... 43 41 42 40
Am Sumatra 40 40 40 39
Am Telephon 120 120 120 120
Am Can 46 45 46 46
Central Leather .. 38 38 38 37
Cuba Cane 16 16 16 16
Cub-Am Sugar ... 23 23 23 23
Corn Prod 104 103 104 104
Famous Players .. 81 80 81 80
Gen. Electric H 166 160 166
Gt. Northern Ore.. 39 3 3 i js
Int. Harvester
Am. H. & L., pfd.. 67 67
U. S. Ind. Alcohol.. 66 64
Int. Paper 47 45
Int. M. M., pfd 7.1 73
Am. Sugar Ref 79 78
Sears-Roebuck 75 75
Stromsberg 47 47
Tobacco Products. . 80 79
Worthlngton Pump 48 48 48
Wilson Co 41 40 41
Westlnghous Elec. 58 58
Am. Woolen 88 88
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil... 26 26 26
Am. Agri. Chemical 39 38 39
Am. Linseed 33 33 33
Union Bag, pfd
Bosch Magneto ... 39 39 39
Brook. Rapid Tran. 29 27 28
Cont. Can 66 66 66
Call. Packing
Colum. Q. & E. 86 86 86
Columbia Graph. 4 4 4
United Drug 74
National Enamel 50 49 60 49
United Fruit ...141 139 139 140 '
National Lead .. 93 93 93 94
Phila. Co 37 36 87 37
fuuman us us us ii
Punta Al. 8ugar
Retail Storea .... 66 65 65
Superior Steel .. 32 32 32
St. L. & 8. F. .. 27 37 27
Vlr. Car Chem. .. 20 30 30
Total ale 612,000.
Thursday
Close. close.
6 .4
0026 .0027
, 0836 .0833
4.40 4.38
99
67
53
45
72
78
46"
80
48
68 69
88 87
33
41
26
65
77
86
47
6
'26
30
Money .
Marks .
Frsnc
Sterling
St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louie, 111., June 30. Cattle
Receipts, 1.200 head; no native steers;
Tennessee and Oklahoma grassers, 25c
higher; bulk steers, 85.7606.00; light year,
lings and heifers, 15025c higher; bulk,
87.6008,25: beef cows, steady to strong;
bulk, 34.0006.25; other classes, steady;
bulk, bulls, 34.0004.60; canners, 32.250
2.60; good and choice stockers and feeder
steers, quotable at 36.0007.00; light veal
calves, steady; bulk, including top, 38.25
09.00.
Hoga Receipts, 10.000 head; opened
active. 6010c higher on lights; closed
dull, 6010c lower; top, early. 310 90; bulk,
160 to 250-lb, averages, 310 5010.86;
pigs, slow; bulk, 19.60010.25; packer sows,
mostly 18.8509.00.
Sheep Receipt. 1.60 head; market,
steady; top natlv lamb. 112.90; bulk,
112.6012.76; culls. 16.6005.75; light fat
ewes. 25.5004.00; heavies, 13.60 0 2.00;
good and choice yearling to 4-year-old
breeding wea. 38 6O07.46.
New Tork (joneral.
New Tork, Jun 20. Wheat Spot,
barely steady; No. J red. 1.1; No. 3
hard. 21.3; No. 1 Manitoba. 31.3;
No. 2 mixed durum, 31.33 c L t track.
New Tork, to arrive.
Corn Spot, easv; No. 2 yellow and No.
t white. 44 54; No. t mixed. 0c c. U L
New Terk. all rail.
Oats Spot, easy; No. 2 whit. 470
47 e.
Lard- Easy: middle west. fll.IO011.tO.
Other article unchanged.
(Tlx Bf la tti only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
ficial cIom of the New Yoik Stock
tschanga bondaj
New Trk. Jun I In ke.l'lrs with,
lb. very dull (k matket. Hading in
hi n4a luday waa roriipratiely .mall, but
the undertone was ne f firiiinn. -
r.i enally veiging upon ai'wilule iiengih.
Liberty laaue furnlehad the gr.a'.r
pari nr in iiu.inn. wiin a nsw tup fur
in fount) 4a at lino J and n't gain
fur most of Ih group.
Amuitg foreign Man. Ih lut'h
mile l..ue if 141 sml 143 made ina
t-rnl sains S'renrh govsrnm-nt s aim
war better and In sill Is snd i sua
featured in .iiher strong Internationale,
whll I anl.h and Cub Can 1 eai
Riod.rai.iy.
Advance nf Urge fracliona I full
point were r-gieird by various Itaue of
in leading railway tairme, inriuding
(treat .nrlher 4 and 6. N w Yt
Central debenture a a. Atchiann . Kuuih.
err Pacific collateral 4. St Paul general
4. and Chesapeake A t'hiu runen-
hi t
Th few heavy laaue embraced sev
eral of the Kne.. Ilallimoi iihlo .
Ht. l.uula and Kan Kranriaco mmm-a and
rVanoard ta Total (ale (par value I a
greaaied 111.071, 000.
H.lra (in 31.000). Huh Low floe
It Argentine 7a ,10 99 l
Chlne.e Hy 51 5 4
liem-n a ms ins l"s
( Hern Is 10 10 1"
t Hordeaux )
10 Copenhagen .. II II
t l.yona 6a 4 1 4
21 Marseille ! II
12 Hio I'M 101 lot
1 Han Paulo Is 103 Id 102
2 Tokln 6 l 49
I y.urirn as in in in
30 I 'nt Hem 7 91 90 II
1 Horn Can ta 29..100 loo ion
i Horn Can 6a 31.. 7 17
zi HK'h K ind 47.. I a
II HlM.H 1st I '
I Me 4. l l
4 He.t HolM l.i . 4
Heat Pee II
I W I' ! !"
i W.tt Is I tl
If Ml. . ken I
Uiia.in at ls Il 13 13
HlMI IV .. . l l !
( aeh Kleiak as rlf
43 rm Can ta II i,
Kmu il f lta . MS
4 Hianair Crude a ll
Tula I mIi-s ef b'inil ludsy war I(I..
Ma iiimp.rrd wuH III povloua
day and III J1 year .
!: I'tth R Ind 12
41 French I ...
48 French 1 ..
16 Japan let 4
1 Japan 4s
13 Belgium 7s .
2 Belgium (s ...
27 Denmark s .
16 Itsly Cs
104 Netherlands .
7 Norway Ha
7 Sweden (a
6 Parla-Ly-Med a
22 Chile 8a 4
4 Uruguay 8a
1 Queensland 7
12 Queenaland ta .
II Hlo fiul ta
60 Swls
47 U II A
91 U B di
5
IS
101
ion
1
77
6 I.
..103 101
..100 100
.. 12 91
.. 77 77
..107 104 107
..101 101 101
..96 II in
.. 97 94 94
110 110 110
..101 101 101
.. 79 79 71
..IDS 103 111
..104 104 104
..108 101 1118
..101 100 100
..100 100 100
..119 118 II
I 6s 32. .108 107 in
I 6 2. .101 107 10)
HI B I 6 37. .104 103 104
k Brazil 8a 104 103 04
2f Mexican 6a 60 60 60
it Mexican 4 41 48 49
Vnlted States Bond.
(70 Liberty 3 ..
1 Liberty 1st 4s..
... Liberty 2nd 4s.
16) Liberty 1st 4s
477 Liberty 2nd 4s
387 Liberty 3rd Us
1601 Liberty 4th 4s
?t victory 4s....
Railway and
13 Adam Ex 4s
.100 10 100.0 100.08
.100 04 100.04 100.04
. . 99 9 99.90 99.90
.100.24 100.14 100.12
.100.08 100 00- 100.06
.100.10 100.04 100.08
.100.30 100.20 100.30
.100.50 100.48 100.48
Miscellaneous.
79 79
79
10 Am Ag Chm 7a ..103 103 103
13 Am Smelt 6 .... 9; 91 91
35 Am Sug 6 101 101 191
A T ae T cv 6s. .114 114 114
97
85
89 "
91
K4
30 A T & T col tr 6s
1 Am Writ Pa 7s
3 Armour 4s ..
30 Atchison gen 4
1 Atchison adj 4s.,
6 At Ref 6s ..
61 B & U Is
11 B & O cv 4s ..
26 Bell Tel Penn 7 108
2 Beth ref 6 94
2 Beth p m 5s 90
11 Braden Cop 6s 98
11 Bkln Ed gen 7s D.. 98
97
85
99
He
84
97
85
89
91
84
103 103 lo:i
.100 100 100
82 81 82
107 107
93 93
90 90
98 96
98 98
3 B R T 7s ctf St. 106 10C 106
25 Cal G A E 5s 79
Can Nor (s ....111
14 Can Pac d 4a .... 78
1 Cent Ga 6s 99 99
6 Cent Leather 6s .. 97 97
1 Cent Pac gtd 4s 88 88
34 Cerro Pasco 8s ....117 117
112 C & Q cv 6s .... 93 92
3 C ft O cv 4s .... 88 88
14 C B & Q ref 6s A. .100 100
19 C A K I 6s .... 79 79
1 C a W 4 60 60
13 C M St P cv 4s.. 68 68
17 C M St U ref 4s. 62 61
2 C N W 7s 107 107
1 C & N W 110 lift
10 Chi Rya 5s 81 80
13 C R I & P ref 4s.. 81 81
46 C & W I 4s 73
15 Chile Cop 6s 90
2 Colo Ind 6s 78
10 C & S ref 4s .... 87
6 Col G & E 6s 96
7 Con Coal Mrylnd 6s 88
o con Gas 7s 114 111 114
2 Cub Cn Sug d 8s. 87 87 87
1 Cub Cn Sug d 7s. 8S 86 86
3 Cuba R R 7s A. .101 103 103
8 Cub Am Sug 8s.. 105 105 105
26 D & H cv 5s 96 98 95
15 D & R G imp 6s.. 80 80 80
14 Det Ed ref s 102 102 102
22 Det Unl Rys 4s.. 82 81 82
3 Dis Sec 7s 44 44 44
28 Dpnt Neb 7s ....107 107 107
Duqucsne Lt 6s ..102 102 102
) Erie gen 4s 64 63 54
1 Flsk Rub 8s 105 106 105
1 Fla B Coast 4s. 90 90 90
3 Framer I D 7s .. 97 97 97
1 Gen Elec d 5s 99 99 99
17 Goodyear 8s 31. ...101 101 101
41
78 79
111 111
77 78
99
97
88
117
93
88
100
79
60
68
62
107
110
81
81
72 73
90 90
77 78
87 87
95 96
87
10 Goodyear 8s
2 Ond Tnk 7s
15 Gnd Tnk 6s
39 Ot Nor 7a A
37 Gt Nor 6s
6 Hud & M ref 5a A.. 84
7 Hud & M ad inc 5s 61
11 111 Cent 6 101
6 III Cent ref 4s .... 87
1 III St d 4s 91
17 Indlejia St 6s 100
13 Int Met 4s 12
6 Int Met 4s ctf 12
68 I R T ref 6s
12 Int M M sf 6s
6 Int Pa ref 6a B
2 Inv Oil 8s
.19 K C Ft S & M 4s
10 K C So 6s
11 Kell-Sprlng T 8s...
6 Lack St 6s 60
12 Lake S d 4s 28. ,
1 Lake S d 4s 31..
2 L & N ref 5s...,
3 Mkt St Ry con 6s.,
6 Marland 8s
6 Mich Cent d 4s
10 Mid cv 6s
115 115 116
113 113 113
102 102 102
109 109 109
101 100 100
84 84
61 61
ion 101
87 87
91 91
99 100
11 12
12
Sf
96
85
97
78
88
108 108 108
88 88 8S
94 93 94
92 92 92
105 105 105
87 87 '87
104 101 104
91 91 91
S8 88
67
96
97
79
88
12
67
96
85
97
78
88
N. Y. Curb Bonds
V.w York. Juna 9 Tianaaellons an Ih
New York ruib bond market luilap wer
as folloe.
Ikeaaeatl Hoaxta,
I All Park .... 4
6 All Pe .
4 Alum Is 'It I3 lu l l
4 Am nd T 11 l'S ! !
I Do '24 11 11 11
13 Ana lop a I 1
l 7a : 11 ! I
t Ang Am nil 7 11 l
1 Arm in. 7a .14 14 14
I AH liulf WI s 41
i Heth S " '3 ..13 101 101
I lliklyn t'n O ll 14 14
lirklin I n Ota ..14 14 l4
1 Can Pac (a .. ..!! 11 11
3 rem Hleel la ... lot lt 16
3 Charcoal Ir la ,,H l It
2 t urn's i'li .
1 7 Con llaa Hall la 1 00 ino
1 Copper II Aa 'I 14 104 104
i Curtahy 7 101 11 101
7 Kmp U a K IM IMS 101
6 r'rD r 7a ...114 114 14U
107 lloodr T 7a ....l"l l3 lJ
Urand Tr ..li Int lot
1 iluif Oil 7a I"4 1"4 04
,4 Hood Hub 7b ..
37 Interb It T la '21 .0 10
4 Kana (I a K la . ..
Kan C T 6a 11 lot 1!
Laeled O 7s. ...
IJggait win 7. ..i" !" ""
Manitoba Is V. 6
Natl Arm 7s... M
Nail Cloak H Is l3 o 13
Natl Lea la
NY Nil and 11 7. 5 8
10 Phil K.I 6 "
AJ Pn Al 7a 101 02 101
13 Pub Ser Crp NJ 7s lot loo loo
... si vii
... l
...loo loo loo
...101 11 1014
...101 101 103
...101 101 101
7s. 102 102 102
...10 106 105
...104 10 104
...107 107 107
...lo ioi ;oi
...101 107 107
. . .108 18 108
25.101 101 101-i
...102 102 102
...101 101 101
...100 100 100
.103 13 !""
. 99 99 99
.108 108 108
.102 102 102
t Rem Arms .
3 Saks A Co 7a.
Sears R 7 '22
4 I'o "22
1 Shawsheen 7
1 SO NY 7s '36.
13 Southw Hell T
2 So NY 7 '27.
2 Do '28
Do "it
Do '11
Do
Stewart W 8s
Swift t Co 7s
Do '31
24 Texss Co 7s..
4 Un Oil Cal 6s
2 Un Oil Prod
3 Valvo 7
14 Western El
2 Winch 7s
8s
Foreign Bonds.
99
96
6
76
86
16
95
95
76
86
18
8 Argentine 7 '23..
( Can 8 8 "s 5
45 K Serb 8s 5
N Y N H Fr 7s .. 76
Do 4s 6
r. II,. ..i. n SUa ctfa. 16
47 Swiss 5s 102 102 102
9 U S Braxll 78.. 87 86 87
77 U S M-x 4s 41 41 41
Chicago Mock.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan It Bryan, its
Peters Trust tuildlng.
Armour & Co.. pfd
Armour leather com. ...
Earl Motor
Continental Motor
Libbv
Montgomery-Ward-
Nat. Leather, new
Stewart-Warner
Swift & Co
Swift Int
Union Carbide ,
Wahl
Wrigley
. 97
. 12
. 3
. 8
. 3
. 22
. 8
. 43
.100
. 19
. 54
. 57
.102
14 MSt P & SSM 68.102 102
44 M K & T n p 1 6s A, 82
136 M K & T n ad 5s A. 56
9 M K & T 1st 4s 79
IMP ref 6b 23 100
60 M P gen 4s 64
23 Mont Pow 6s A.. 96
8 No T M inc 6s.. 71
26 N T C col 7s.
40 N T C d 6s
82
66
79
ino
63
96
70
.105 105 105
104 104 104
88
102
82
56
79
100
61i
96
71
5 N T C con 4s .... 83 83 8.1
36 N T C St L d 4s. 85 86 85
3 N T Ed ref 6s..l09 109 109
NT NH & H c 6s 48 79 79 79
6 N Y Rys ref 4s ctf. 88 38 38
N T Tel d 6s 49. .104 104 104
40 N T Tel ref 6s 41. .104 104 104
S N & W cv 6s 109 108 109
1 N & W con 4s 91 91 91
43 Nor Pac pr In 4s. 87 87 87
16 Nor Pac gen 3s.. 62 61 61
203 N P-O N Jt S..105 1115 105
ll -Nor sta Fow rr 5s A 91 91 91
9 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 106 ins 106
16 Ore Cal 1st 6s.. 100 100 100
11 Ore R & N 1st 4s. 89 87 87
1 O 8 L gtd 5s ctf. 104 104 104
33 Or-Wsh R R & N 4s 81 81 81
6 Otis St 3s A 100 100 100
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11 Penn gen 4s
11 Pierce Oil d 8s 100
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19 St L ft S F Inc 6s.. 68
6 St L ft S F p 1 4s A 71
1 St L S W 1st 4s.. 78
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3 So Bell Tel 6 .
14 So Pac cv 4b
36 So Pac ref 4s
10 So fao col tr 4s.
92 So Ry gen s.
7 So Rv eon 6a ...
'23 So Ry gen 4s ...
4 So Pr Sug 7
2 So Cal d 7
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2 Un Pao ref 4s . . .
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Boston Woo).
Boston, June 30 The Commercial Bul
letin tomorrow will ssy:
"The wool market has been quieter this
week, but vslues are generally steady, es.
pecially on standard wools. Soino busi
ness Is reported In new territory wools on
grades running three-eighth ard above
at unchanged rates. Some wools in bona
also have been sold at steady rates.
In the west flesolutory ouyin is re
ported on the lower basis of limits given
ny buyers two weeks ago. i ne manu
facturers are getting ready for th" new
goods season Rnd are buying muiicraioiy
at the moment.
-V littlo apprehension over the nitlroaa
strike Is felt. The foreign markets are
fairly steady on the basis of closing rates
at London."
Tha Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will
publish woo prices as follows:
Domestic: onio and renntyvaiia
fleeces: Delaine unwashed, 5557c; fin
unwashed, 45048c; half blood combing.
50051c; three-eighths blood combine, 46
47c.
Michigan and New York fleeces: De
laine unwashed. 62iffi54o: fine unwashed.
4345c; half blood unwashed. 4748c;
three-eighths blood unwashed, 46046c:
one-quarter blood unwashed, 43 044c.
Wisconsin. M ssourl and averaae New
England: Half blood, 46047c; three
eighths blood, 4l45c; half blood, 415?
42c.
Scoured basis: Texas fine 15 months
21.2501.30; fine elcht months. 21.10fa
1.15.
California northern. Il.sn. mMiiu i..n.n-
ty. tl. 1001. 20; southern, 9O09.V.
Oregon eastern Xo. 1 .fni ti snisi
1.37; fine and fine medium combine kl n
1.25; eastern clnthlna. 11 lilfii is- vol.
ley No. 1, 11.0701.10.
Territory, fine staolpd i-hntf. !.
half blood combing. 31.10iSSil.15; ' thrcel
elghtha blood combing, 85090c; half blood
combing, 75ifS78c.
Fulled delaine. II I6em en- 11 itma
1.12; A supers. 11.0001.06; mohi'l-s, 'beat
combing, 56058c; best carding. 50055c.
New York Coffee.
New York. June 30. Thir. w. ...
scattering liquidation in the market for
coffee futures hero todav R.,mnr.
sales of valorization coffee have been defl-
...ii-ij. umiieu, out reports tnat some of the
coffee taken unon confrart. in th. i,.i
market last December has been rn.rlii.tnr1
to roasters continue to circulate. Ac
cording to local brokers, the tnllt ne tht.
sort has had an unsettling effect on
sentiment and probably led to evening
up of some old long accounts.
The opening today was 4 to points
lower and active months later showed net
losses of 9 to 14 points with September
selling nt 9.72c and December at 6.59c.
ine close was within 1 or 2 points of the
lowest at net declines of 10 to 12 points.
Sales were estimated about 35.000 bags.
Closing quotations July. 9.91c; Septem
ber. 9.75c; October, 9.69c; December,
9.61c; January, .55c; March, .40c; May,
9.47c. '
Spot coffee quiet. Rio 7s. 10c: to
10c: Santos 4s. 14c to 14c. Very
few fesh cost and freight offers were
received. Santos 3a and 6s, part bourbons,
were quoted at 13.95c for July-September
shipment, American credits.
New Tork Cotton.
New York, June 30. Cotton futures
sagged in featureless trading today. It
was probably the quietest session of the
week. The market early sold off 15 to
25 points under scattered local liquidation,
pressure from commission houses and In
creased offerings on the part of ring
leaders. Much of the selling was based
on easier Liverpool cables and continued
good weather in the belt.
There was slight improvement In lirlces
but continued dullness in the afternoon
when it appeared the market was well
liquidated, or at least In a falrlv even
position. Weekend statistics were Ignored.
Tho close whs barely steady at a njt de
cline of 11 to 26 points.
J-pot cotton, quiet. 10 points decline,
22.10c for middling uplsnd.
Southern spot markets were: Galvston
22.35. unchanged; New Orleans. n.50c,
unchanged: Savannah, 21.52c. 15 poitrfs del-line:
Augusta. 21.63c, 12 points decline;
Memphis. 22.50c, unchanged: Houston,
22.15c. 10 points decline; Little Rock,
J1.50c. unchanged.
, w York Sugar.
f..1 J.une The raw sugar was
firmer and prices l-16c higher with spot
Cubas quoted at 3 3-16c. cot and freight
equal to 4.79c for centrifugal and July
and August shipment at 3c c I f
i'K1" 4.,SC' Th're " "' of
4.000 bars of Cuba afloat and 1.000 bag
for August shipment.
The raw sugar futures market waa
rirmer on covering and the buying, owing
to the higher ruling of the apot market
Closing prices were 4 to ) points net high
er. July. 3.20c: September, 3.32c; De
cember. 2.28c; Msreh, 3.21c.
There waa only a moderate Inquiry fftr
refined sugar and price were unchanged
at .2O06.2Oe for fine granulated.
The only sale In refined futures waa
one lot of July. .60c. and an advanc of
20 points from the previous close. Final
prices were 15 higher to point lower.
July. 55c; September. .60c; December,
.85c.
New Tork Dried Frulta.
New York. June 2. Evaporated Apples
Qui
Pru s Firm.
Apncnta Nominal.
Peartus Steady, 4
Raisins Jiufc
Norris Proposes
Tax on Excessive
Import Profits
Auirixlinrnt lo Tariff Ft til
Would Collect 99 IVr On.
of All (.am Over
2." IVr Out.
WsiliinglO'i. June .W, (Sprriitl
Tflrgum ) Sf tutor Norria toiUy
introduce l an amriulmrnt in the tar
iff hill !rigiKil to forrtull iirnfitm-ipg-
The amriulttirnt provide that In
((1iiioii to the import duty there
hall he a ta of W per cent of ihr
amount by whirh the retail aellinu
price exrreili the tleilarfd import
value, pin the duty paid thereon,
p!u 2h per ent. In other word,
when the seller of the imparted ar
ticle ha added to its cost the duly
he ha paid, and 25 per cent more
a a nominal profit; any further
u m he may add to the selling price
shall be taxed 99 per cent.
The antfiidinent provide that any
person importing article into tills
country shall furnish to purchaser
a true ttatv'ment of the importel
price of such articles, the duly paid
thereon, and any purchaser making
a subsequent sale shall likewise give
to the second purchaser a similar
true statement of the cost of the ar
ticle. Violations of the reflations of
the amendment are to be punishable
with a fine of not less than $500, or
more than $5,000. and hy not less
than three months' imprisonment,
nor more than two years' imprison
ment, or both.
Shopmen at Falls City
Receive Strike Urder
FatU rim Wl Tunc .10 (Snr-
cial.) Orders to suspend work at 10
Saturday mornitie were received at
the Mivcnuri Pacific shoos in a tcle-
o-ram cent from national headouar-
ters ill Chicago. It is estimated that
500 men will walk out.
Foreign Eirhange.
New York. Jun 10. Foreign F.achang
Great Britain, demand, I4 42H; cables,
14.42; 60-dev bills on banks. $4.404.
France, demand. ,0642c; cables,
"'Italy! demand. .047Sc; cables. .47214c
Belgium, demand. ,0800; rabies. .08HiHe,
Germany, demand, .0020 He; cables,,
.0026c.
Holland, demand. .2645; cable, .J50c.
Norway, demand, .lfiJOc.
Sweden, demand, ,2670c.
Denmark, demand, .2146c.
Switierland. demand. .l9So.
Spain, demand. .1540c.
Breece, demand, .JOSOc.
Poland, demand, .1002 fce.
("seoho-Slovakla, demand. .0195c.
Argentine, demand. 2566c.
lira si I. demand, .1362c.
Montreal, .91 2-16c.
Sioux City Livestock.
Slour Crty. June 90. Cattle Recelpta
1.000 head. ' Market active, steady to
strong. Fed steers snd yearlings. R60
iff 60; grasa eteers and yearlings, 6 50p
7.25; grass cows and heffers, 23 50jj;6.75;
fat cows and heifers. 5.25?7.75; can
ners, I2.n0frj.00; veals. 5.00S.60; feed
ers, 6IIOff7.00; calves, 5 00J7.26; feed
ing rows and heifers, 3.006.26; atock
ers. 6.007.25. ..,..
Hogs Receipts 7 000 head. Market 6e
to 10c lower. Butchers, 9.5O10.35;
lights, 110.40; ' heavy mixed, .J5e.50;
heavv packers, 8. 50 S. 7 5 ; bulk of sales,
$9.00 010.76.
. Sheep Recelpta 200 head. Market
steady.
New York Metnls.
Vow York, June 30. Copper Steady;
electrolytic, spot and later, 1314 913r.
Tin Firmer; spot and futures, 21.00c.
Iron Steady and unchanged.
Lead Easy; spot. 6.75c.
Zinc Easy; Kast St. Louis spot and
nearby, 6.35 6' S. 37c.
Antimony Spot, 5.0005. 25. c.
Irrigation Plan
Meets Willi Delay,
RrtAlutioit Providing for
Phil Valhy Vatrr Lost
in Housf Jam.
Washington. June .W.-(Spe.ial
Telegram.) Representative A
drew' resolution, providing authori
lation nf fund for fhe Interior de
partiiifiit t investigate Stiie r.nKi
neer Johnson' plan f'r irrigating the
I'latte river section, was Ut in Ine
jam of busines in the house today.
It wa reported oul of roinmitlee,
hut is watcrlouged with other meas
ure on the house calendar.
It will lie in position fr quick "
linn when the house convene again
one iiinnih lirnce.
Meantime Representative Mondell
inti-rented himiife todav in ait effort
to induce the Interior department to
ne contingency funds. If th' de
partment consent lo this it will not
be necessary to await the special ap
propriation. Representative Mondell
will urge this on the crouud that it
is a reclamation project.
DeWitt Man Burncil While
, Salvaging Sugar From Fire
Reatrice, Neb.. June .10 tSpecial )
Will Suiter of DeWitt was badly
burned about the arms when lie at
tempted to carry out several sacks
of sugar from the rear of the Farm
ers' I'nion store at that place, which
had caught fire. He stumbled and
fell and before he could regain his
feet his arms were severely burned.
Wheat Field Near Jannen
Averages 20 Bushels
Fairbury, Neb., June 30. (Spe
cial.) The wheat and oats crop is
nearly harvested. Recent rains bave
retarded wheat threshing, which was
Aitm tt Kecrin ceveral Hav affo. Ack-
mait Bros., near Jansen, are the first
to report new wheat on tne margei.
The test was 58, yield 20 bushels
per acre.
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