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THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. JULY 2. 1922.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain 1 1 Chicago Grain
- Omihi. July I. 1922.
Grain markets today showed t
strong tone and an advancing tend
1 cncy during the entire session. The
railroad strike went Into effect at 10
o'clock a. m. and northwestern mar
ket! turned strong on persistent re
ports of the annual appearance of
. black rust in the spring wheat terri
tory. There was aUo a Rood tie
' i mand for cash wheat in Minneapolis,
' The coarse grains sympathized with
is the itrrngth in wheat.
Receipts of wheat in the Omaha
; ' market were 16 cars, corn 87 cars,
u 5 cats 23 cars, totaling 126 cars, as
t ' compared with 83 cars last year.
.'; .Total shipments, 125 cars, against 59
cars last year.
t The demand for cash grain was
'i better today in the local market, and
' ' the mnrket generally deeloped a
' steadier tone
s - Wheat sold 2c higher; corn sam
". pies changed hands at lie to He
higher; oats were JJc to lie dip; rye
'was quoted nominally lc higher, and
: : barley nominally unchanged.
V H K AT.
"' : Va. t (lark hard. I car (emutty)
J , No. S dark hard, t car
No. I riant winter, 1 rar
, .' . No. 1 hard winter. 1 rar
, , No. 1 yellow hard, I car
' Nit. 1 v1l..w hard. car
No. 1 miaad, 1 car (durum. p. big.) 1 07
, No. t while, 11 rara
' No. S whll 1 rar
X' No. 1 yellow. 1 car
, No, 1 allow. 1 rar (shipper' wl4
- No. 2 yellow, S rara )
No. I yellow, I rara (apt. big. I ...
."". I yellow, i-t rar
.11 t
, lit
.. l.l
.. I. OS
lio
1 os
No. 1 mined, 1 rar . .)
, No. I mlird, 1 rar (naar whit
. No. mixed. S rara
No, I ml aad, 1-1 car ..
No. 1 mind, 1 car
OATS.
No, S, I rar
No. S, 1 car ,
No. S. 1 ear
No. 4, 1 rar
.) )..
No !.
RYE.
.18V,
,64
.SKS
.SOW
.sv
.3
.3(4
BARI.ET.
; Nil sale.
OMAHA RECEIPT8 AND SHIPMENTS.
r. i (Carlola.)
Receipt
' I Ifl .
l : I'orn ..
Oala . .
Ry . .
' Barley
Today
... IS
... 7
...21
... 0
,.. 0
Week
Ao
IS
7
J
1
1
Week
Ago
IS
71
24
0
1
Year
Ago
37
30
1
I
1
Taar
Ago
H
4.1
S
0
0
Shipment Today
Whaat S
Com 7
Oat SO
Ry 0
Parlor 0
1; PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
ii- ( Buahels.)
2 Receipt Today
2 r Whaat S44 noo
Si; Corn 1,014.000
. .. Oat 672,000
! Shipment Today
V. : Whaat STS.ono
r - I'orn : SSS.00O
f" Oat sno.ooo
Vi ? fypaht r-T.ir.ARA vrirref
I Tluahet Today Tear ago
t Whaat and flour 830.000 Holiday
t Corn 1HO.O0O Holiday
J; Oat 85,000 Holiday
S. f . CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
:t Week
Hi Carlot Today. Ago.
4, . Wheat ! IS
K i Corn 388 ja
J. Oat 108 73
i s KANSA8 CITY RECEIPTS.
Wak Year
i: i Crlot Today. Ago. Ago.
t. , Wheat 10 US ... !
Corn IS 41 "
Oat T ...
8T. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
j. : waaK i ear
iV Carlot Today. Ago. Ago.
: Wheat l 34
iliCOrn S 5S
"iOate 3S JS
: Jmobthwestern WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Today. Ago. Ago.
....lit 10
.... tS 141
Year ago
Holiday
Holiday
Holiday
Year ago
Holiday
Holiday
Holiday
Year
Ago.
' ' f Carlota
: Minneapolis . ,
' Duluth
(,-' Winnipeg
i .Hollrta ,
f CHICAGO CLOS1NO PRICES.
! ... ..... M rf Tn 1 w 1.
My upnilf urain w iJ-
1. 1 Art. Open. I High. Low. I Cloa. Yea,
?' ' Wht.
v, J July
1. 1 8,p
t' . Dae
K ! Rye
" ? July
, i 8ep.
n Pec.
' j. Corn
X July
?i ! Sep.
f? i Dec.
S j
Z, S Oata
njuly
'' -' 8ep.
Deo.
' i t Lard
r. ? July
: Sep.
i: t Rib
a: I July
1, i Sep.
1.1. 1.17 H 1.HH J.1JJ4
1.14 1.17H
1.18 1.1S 1.1514 1.17
1.18 4 1.17
1.15 1.10 1.11 i.so
1.18 I-" V
.86 .S7 .15 -8
.86 .'7 .88 .87
.88 .89 .88 .88
.82 .83 .82 .81
.88 .66 .88 .66
.66 -88
,6 .66 .68 .66
.66 .
.86 .35 .38 .86
.36
.38 .88 .18 .8
.88
.41 .42 .41 .41
.41
11.18 11.87 11.25 11.31
11.56 11.62 11.65 11.67
11.82 11.88 11.30 11.88
11.70 11,73 11.82 11 62
1.14
1.14
1.16
1.18
1.18
.85
.86
.88
.62
.62
.66
.66
.65
.66
.35
.35
.38
.38
41
11.IT
11.66
11.15
11.70
Minneapolis Grain.
5" 4"
IS 5 Mlnneapolla, July 1. wneai taan ro.
5. ! 1 northern, 31.61 1.54 ; July. 1.43;
K i
' Stptember, 31.30: December, $1.28,
Corn no. yenow, imo.i v.
Oata No. S white, 3435o.
Barley 47 57c.
Rye No. 2. 88 88c.
Flax Np. 1. 3.612.66.
Kansas City Grain.
Vmmmm nitv Jutv 1. Caah wheat: No.
"!'l hard. 11.1401.42; No. 2 hard, $1.13
- I 1 42
' 1 Corni No. 1 whits, tie; No. 1 yellow,
'i ! 82c.
);S Hay Unchanged.
'.! 1 Kanaas City, July 1 Wheat July.
;;i$1.10; September. $1.10 ; December,
i; s 'orn July. STe; Septembr, 80e;
r-; l December, S2e.
S St. Louie Grain.
S i St Loula, July 1. Wheat July, $1.18;
i Saptembar. $1.18.
v i Corn July, 62o; September, 66066e.
' Oata July. 87o; September. 89c,
) " "
f, Mlnneapolla Flonr.
, Minneapolis, July 1. Flour 10O to 15o
' higher. Family patent, $7.85.
tf Bran $14.60016.00.
Chleaco I.lre Stock.
rt" Chicago, July 1. Cattle Receipts, 1,000
If head ; market compared with week ago,
. .beef ateer 2603Oe higher: yearling 35
toe higher; apota on in-between grades
,,iup more; wke' top matured teer.
t: ' $18.10; long yearlings. $10.00; butcher
. . cow and heifer unevenly atrong to 35c
,.' ' higher; cannera and cutter weak to 25c
4. ; lower; cannera ahowlng moat decline;
: bull 25 0 350 higher: veal calve largely
i ! (0o higher; apota more; atocker and feed-
; era 25c up; week's bulk price, beet steers.
: $3.2508.50: (tocker and feeder. $5.75
v; 8.76; butcher ah Mock. $5.0007.60; can-.-
nan and cutter. $3.6503.75; veal calves,
it- $8.0008.78. ,
' Hogs Receipt. 10.000, head; market
r, opened about lo lower, closed 10 0 20c
t ;lower; lighter weight off mot; top.
119.7a cany; duik oi saiea, ti.iiu.,
hnlk a-ood butchers. $10.40010.66: hold-
i;.over moderate: pig 25c lower; heavy
T, weight, $18.25 010.66; medium. $10,500
:: 10.66: light, $10.60010.70; light light.
I 310.15010.60; packing aows, amooth, $8.68
08.60; packing aows, .rough. $8.7608.10;
it- klRtng pig. $8.30010.30.
Sheep Receipts. 4,000 head, shipped
: 'mostly direct; market atrong; top native
.'"lambs, $13.36; compared with week ago
" larbs. yearling and handy fat sheep moat
C ly 50c lower: heavy aheep averaging $1
tK higher; week's cloalng bulk prlcea, native
V lamb. $13.00; eulla. $7.007.60: yaarUnga,
81S.SO011.OO; awe. $5.00 0 6.60.
T. i St. JoMVh IJ restock.
7 St. Joseph. Mo.. July 1. Hog Ra
i", eeipt S.SOS head. Few early aale 6c
lower than yesterday" average; later ac-t-
- tlve; fully eteady. Bukk, ITS to 130-lb.
; weight. $10.60 0 18.60: packing ow
U teady. mostly $8.7608.88; ahlpperm took
. about $7.00; top. $18.88; bulk of galea,
"i :$is.3Oio.s. .
a - Cattle Receipts 35$ head. Compared
-with week ago. bet teer SS075 higher;
others and yearling eteady to 86c higher;
i -cowa and bull. 35 0 50c higher: -week'
E bulk price, beet cattle, $7.8808.15;
5 .'valveav 37.SS07.59.
Sheep Receipt 1.808 head. Market
ataady. Native lambs. $12.75: cull. $6.88;
;! yeariinga. $S.S: ewra, $4.6005.50; rem-L-para;
rltMrwMk ago. fat laaaba. 58t75c
higher: alwep. 50$l.o higher: waek'a
balk pricey fat lamb. $12.80013.6$: year-
V.vayA.ve; vwea iLtigt..,
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha He laaee) V Ire.
Chicago, July 1 Bullish condi
tion! surrounding the wheat market
are coming to the (ore. There was
a lack of pressure (rom the atari to
day. Pronounced strength in Min
neapolis and the first actual claim
of black rust damage from South
Dakota led to general buying. There
was a strong advance, the close be
ing at net gains of 1 3-84 Me,
July leading. Corn closed 3-4c(3
1 l-c higher, while oatt were up 5-8
h,lc and rpe 1 l-8e higher.
Best prices of the week were made
on wheat today, with the finish show
ing net gains of 23-8(4 3-8, com
pared with a week ago. July corn
showed relatively more strength
than the deferred deliveries and
Rained l-8c, while September and
December were off l-8c. Liquidation
was on in oats and the close was 1-4
(?i;l 1 -2c lower, despite the upturn in
other grains. Rye was off l-87-8c.
Provisions were dull with lard 5(1?
71 -2c higher and short ribs 171-2
35c lower.
July Drllrerle Small.
At no time was there any great pres
sure on the wheat market. Drllverlee on
July contracts wr smaller than pcl
rd and there was good buying of that
fulurs by a leading elevator Intrrrst
which w.is alao a good buyer of offerlnga
of new wheat to arrive. Hlda to the coun
try for the latter were advanced o aa
compared with the fulurra. The advance
In Minneapolis a reflection of the
apprehension of black rust damage, al
though effort were mad to keep the
new-a quiet.
General evening up on the part of all
classes of tridera for over Sunday wee
under way at the last. Disappointing
thrrahlrg returne on winter wheat and the
rust talk hna shnUon the confidence of
the bears. The Ureck order for 1.100.000
bushela of Manltobas wsa understood to
bav been rloaed, but otherwl the ex
port demand waa alow.
Corn and oata averaged higher with the
strength of wheat the main factor. A
leading elevator Interest waa a paralstsnt
buyer of July corn and there waa also
buying of July and selling of September
corn and oata by elevator Intereata to
chance over spread. July corn gained
IlKhllv on the September, lienerai run
of trop reporta on corn were favorable
with further rains shown In parta of the
main belt.
Ry reflected the action of wheat and
averaged higher with only a moderate
trade.
Tit Note.
National Glnners' association reporta on
winter wheat, aa rerelved by J. K. Ben
nett A Co. auggrated a yield of 660,000,
000 buahels. analnst the government June
returns of 607,000,000 buahela. Spring
wheat e.itimatcd at 257,000,000 buahels,
or 10,000,000 bushels more than a month
sko. Corn crou 2.697,000,000 bushels'.
against 3,0811,000.000 bushela harvested
laat year, and oalt. 1.152,000,000 bushels,
or 91,000,000 bushels In excess of the final
returna of 1921. Government June eati
mat on oata was 1,307,000,000 bushels.
A anrlna wheat and oata crop In ex-
cesa of 300,000.000 bushela for each of
the three Canadian provinces waa shown
by Clement, Curtis & Co.'s report. Laat
year the wheat yield was 269.000,000 bush
els and oats 234.000,000 bushels. Condi
tion of spring wheat Is 90.1, compared
with 95.1 In June and 94.4 laat year.
Oats conditions 87.4, against 93.1 In June
and 91.3 last year.
British and French miller have agreed
that they will not buy further qualitiea
of Pacific coast bagged white- wheat on
terms that provide that the certificate of
Inspection on shipment Is final.
Heavy rains In parts of Kansa and Ne
braska are commencing to cause appre
hension of a wet harvest.
Wichita. Kan., reported the receipt of
30 cars of new winter wheat today.
All grain exchange In tha United
States will close at 11:30 a. m.. day
light savings time, on Monday.
Cash houses were active buyera of July
wheat from start to finish, as deliveries
were only 186,000 bushels and there was
an absence of pressure. Cash houses
bought the July and sold the September
all day. starting at lo discount for the
July and bidding It up to even with Sep
tember at the cloae. Big trader who
have been bearish cn wheat are bullish
i. a. Oi aanhoard are bearish and
say they are not particularly interested at
.. .... .aid to ba buying Quietly. Cash
present.
Live Stock
Financial
Omsk. Julf I,
aeeipt wee el Cattle. Hag. Sheep.
Official Mender Sill II. US Slat
Offlrial Taeadav S 1)7 It til I II)
nr,riai ui.M.a l tea itaia a aia
Official Tku,. i 61a 11 til S 111
' eui iu if ..... w.maw a. ail
Kailmat Saturday., es 1 Sag $jS
Sis day thia week SI 77 101 35 1
Same day laat taaek.lt.lts 18.811 II. 1H
Sam day 8 W as II tt 13.171 SS.StS
Sam day a si a It HI 81.844 St 1
bant da, ar ase It III 11.016 ' 44.177
Receipt ad dispeeltlea of live rork
St lb untaa dark ytrda, Omaha, Neb,
for 14 hours, fading at $ p. m. July
l. itjj:
II ECHPTi CA R IX)T.
Caul. Hog Sheep
C M St T. Ry I
Ma lac. Ry I
V. P. K. R $4
C. N. W. Ry., seat... I ,.
0 N W. Ry. west... 4 IS .,
c, at. r., m. o. Ry t
i', II. y Ky., weat., ., 14 ..
, R. I. I', east S ..
C . It 11', weat $ $
C, U. W, Ry I
Total receipt S 181 1
DISPOSITION-HEAD,
came, nog sneep.
Armour A Co
Cudahy Tacking Co
Dold Packing Co
Morrl Packing Co.... ..
Swift aV Co
J. W. Murphy
Cudahy. Kanaas City.. It
Armour, Sloui rails... ,.
Other buyer
1. 611
$.813
SIS
1 417
I.7S1
tia
'its
Total.
It 11.878
Omaha Produce
Furnished by the atat ot Nebraaka. de.
partment of agriculture, bureau ot mar
keta and marketing:
UVIS ruuunic
Wholesale
Buying
Price:
Broiler $0.32$0.SS
Leghorn broilers. .28 & .30
Hen. Mght 16 .18
Hen, heavy 18 .18
Cock 090 .10
DRESSED POULTRY.
Broiler
Hen
Cock ....v..
20
16
Wholesale
Selling
Price:
$0.3E0.40
.30 .33
.18 .22
.21 .25
.12 .16
.42
.24
.15
.24
.21
.16
.36
.34
.24
No.
No.
No. 1 20 .21
No. 2.... 10
Crack -1
Creamery, prints
Creamery, tub... ...
Country, common .22
not fat ata. nr.. .27 .2$
M 1 nnland. 813.00 8814.00 ; No.
ST 9.00. NO. 1 miuianu. - --
: S'tftf: TJowYant- ,?.
NA.fa,od' l!7-$0l06eo80i.00: .tandard.
$lfoO13.00rNo. 1. $10.0011.00; No. 3,
,8Strfw-Oat, $8.0009.00: wheat, $7.00
'"Wholesale price, of beef
follows: No. 1 ribs. 21c; No- rib. 20c,
No. 3 ribs. 16c: No. 1 oln, ,JHc: No.
2 loin, 26c; No. 8 loins. 20e; No. 1
rounds. lHc: No. 2 round, 19c; No. I
chucks', 11c; No. 3 chucka, 8c;
niatea. EUc: No. 2 plate. 5c;
plate. 4C Hini!g woou
Beet hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb.,
67e; green aalted No. 2, per lb., 66c;
green hldea No. 1. per lb.,4 J lie ; groen
hide No 2. per lb., 8tc; green salted,
old tock, pr lb., 2 3c; green alted bull
hide No. 1, per lb.. 4c; green aalted bull
hide No. 2. per lb., 3c.
Horse hides: Large, each, $3.00; medium,
each, $2.60; small, each, $2.00; pony and
glue, each, $1.001.25.
Sheep pelt: Green salted, aa to sis
and wool, each, 75e $$1.00.
Wool: Choice fine and W-blood. per lb.,
2732c; medium and a,.blood, per lb., 26
30c; low and 54-blood. per lb.. 18021c;
lurry wool, per lb.. 1217c
FRUITS.
Banana: Per lb., 7c. Oranges: Slje
216 and larger, $9.009.60; size 250, $8.00
8.26; alio 288. 17.0007.50; size 324, $6.00
6.60. Lemons: Box. according to size,
$7.608.00. Grapefruit: Crates, according
to size. $6.007.00. Peaches: Georgia, 6
basket crates, $3.50 4.00. Apricots: 4
basket crates, $2.7505.60. Plums: 4-bas-ket
crates. $2.75. Cherries: Homo grown,
qt. boxes, per case, $3.25. Gooseberries:
Home grown, 24-qt. boxes, $3.75. Logan
berries: 24-qt, boxes, $5.75. Strawberries:
Crates, 24-qt. boxes. $3.76 4.00. Apples:
Wlnesap. according to slza and grade,
$3.263.75; Newton pippins, according to
slza and grade, $3.50. Figs: 24 pkgs., $
oz., $3.25.
PLANTS.
Tomato: Per box. $1.00.
Pansy Plants: Per doz., 10c; per bex.
$3.7$.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, July 1. Butter Unchanged.
Eggs Unchanged ; receipt, 23.240 cases.
Poultry Alive, unsettled; fowls, 22o;
broiler. 26S24c; roosters, 14 He.
tit
818
812
Cattle Receipts, 208 head. Id the ab
sence of sufficient supplies to teat the
market, all claaaea of caul war nominally
steady today. On a fairly heavy run
thia week ail gradea of killer have ad
vanced quite aharply. medium weight
and heavy ateer gaina ll:tc. yeariinga,
llH76c, and aha atork, 26ti0o. Ileat deer
of all weights are at the year' high
point. Topa thl week reached $8. St on
handrweiaht. 88.88 oa heavy beeves and
(9 35 on yearlings. Stockara and feeder
eld about steady all week.
Quotation on cattle: Choice to prima
beeves, $8 26S.7t; good to choice beevr.
IS.SO0S.2t; fair to good beave. SS.SOtf
1.86; common to fair beeve. $s 00$. 80;
choice to prim yearlings, $1.1108.40; good
lo choice yearlings, ll.40O8.SS: fair to
good yearlings, 17. 7601. 36; common to fair
yearlings. t7.00OT.7l; choice to prim
heifer. $7.7601 50; good to choice heifers.
7.007.7t; fair to good heifers. $6,000
7.00; rhoic to prime cows. 86.60OJ.25;
good to choice cowa, $5.6006.60; eomhon
to good row. $2 00tfi.2t; good to choice
feeders. $7.2607.76; fair to good feeders,
M65V7.2G; common to fair feeder, $6.00
06.60; good to choir Blockers, $7 25
7.85; fair to good atocker. St.50O7.26;
common to fair Blockers, II I0O6 50; stock
heifers. $4.0006.76: stock cows. $$.60
4 60; stock calves, $6.6007.60; veal calves,
$6.00 0 9.00; stock bulls, $4.6008.00; bulls,
stage, etc.. $3.6007.00.
Hogs Receipts, 10.900 head. Trading
was fairly active during the eary rounds
today on good demand from local packers
at a decline of 1016c for the bulk of
hogs. The late session wa weak and
closing sales were 15026e lower. Best
duality light hoga aold mostly at $10.10
10.20 with .np price of $10.26. Good quali
ty medium weight butchers. $9.8010.10
and atrong weight butchers, $9.4008.65
and light mixed loada at $3.1509.90. Bulk
of good hogs, $9.60010.16. Heavy mixed
and packing grade sold mostly at $8.60
09.25 with extreme heavy and rough
at $8.25 and small Iota of throwout sows
at $8.0003.60. Light hogs are closing the
week 610o higher and other grades
about ateady with a wiek ago.
HOGS.
Pr. No. Av.
8 60 49. .242
No. Av.
28. .455
64. .296
63. .290
68. .289
64. .273
69. .236
71. .225
74. .221
76. .224
49. .202
27. .218
84. .200
8h.
140
40
70
140
40
8 SO
S 10
S 30
8 35
S 45
S 65
S 75
8 5
10 OS
10 15
10 26
67.. 302
61. .303
60. .275
68. .263
76. .246
69. .276
72. .234
56.. 203
83. .202
62. .17$
8h.
180
250
140
Pr.
S 60
S 00
16
8 25
S 40
S 80
t 70
t SO
10 00
10 10
10 10
BY ALEXANDER DANA NO YES
) H Leaaed Wire.
New York, July ..Today bein;
one of those occasions when every
one in the Wall ttnret community
whose duties did not chain him to
hit desk was on hit way ou: of the
city by motor car or railway, the
ttotk market was necestarily a dull
and perfunctory procedure.
Investment bonds, in whose mar
ket the larger part it played ly
orders placed at a price or sent from
other cities, continued reasonably
active, the trend of that market beiiiK
distinctly strong. Mot of the for
eign bonds recovered fractionally;
there were numerous similar fad
vances in company securities and the
fourth Liberty 4 Ms moved to an
other high record price.
Bond Price Higher.
Tha arrival and demand for relnvrat
mem of tha "July coupon money" ought
lo throw Interesting ngnt on ma real na
ture of the position. It will be recalled
that after the January psymanta, there
wa something of a halt In the movement
of Inveelment prices, evioentiy a onae.
auenra of nreaaur on the marlu-t of hew
bo nit e which had been le't on the harrla
of nmt i.f the autumn i.n'Jirw.-it ra a
few w-ek were occupied In absorbing
thoae securities, afirr which 'he outsldo
demand for existing securities was re
sumed with eniphssia.
Price of bond are subs' tntlatly higher
than they were six mov.na vo, tno an
hancement of value v.-raglng fully S ler
rent and there a undiulitudty lea accu
mulated buying powv than thr was
when tha year began. i't tlta nther
hand, consideration never to be Ignored
rate on the short tern mo.iey market
are nearly 1 par cent lower.
Rail Share Villi.
Th day' very perfunctory moevmcnt
of stock waa mostly dlvld'.ri between
mall net advances and small net de
cline. Railway share hardly changed at
all. th financial market appear to have
mad up It mind pretty definitely that the
roadmen' attitude will be modified
through negotiation and that th shop
men' demonstration will court Inevitable
failure.
Sterling rertmed the movement of re
covery which has gone on alnca the middle
of th week, but the Oerma.i mark '.ot
another large percentage of lie value.
Reckoned In hundredthe of a cent it
cloalng price for th week waa . 0024, aa
agalnat ,0028 H a week ago, a high price
of .0038 for June, and a quotation of .0050
a recently a th middle ot February.
New York Stocks
Wsmm nt nrlcea nt th leadlne stocks
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Friday
High Low Close, close.
A.T. A S. F. ....100 89 100 100
Baltl. 4t Ohio .... 49 H 49
Cana. Pacific ...:188 118 131 118
N. T Central ... 84 94 94 94
Cheaa. & Ohio .... 88 66 66 6G
Ot. North 17 77 77 77
Illlnola Cent. ...lor 106 105 104
K. C. Southern ... 24 24 24 24
Lehigh Vsllev 44
MI..OUII raring ,
K V. t N It. .,
North Paeifie ,,
fhirago j N W.
Paaa. R, ft, ...
Heading
H I. P. ..
Southern I'a.lflo
r , af- nt
61 tl
31 Sit 21
S ! If,
74 14 -,t
7t 74 1t
41 43 43
14 7t 74
41 tt 41
t t
It -t S
i nioo rsi-irie . ...ito . jn Js
Houthern Hailaay tj ;l 11
HTKr: I.
A mar Tar Fdry
AilisChaliiter
...lit
Araer. Loco,
i.l,l win lco
liethie. Steal ...
Crucible
Amer, S Pdry, .
Lack Steel ...
Mldval Steel ...
I'reas Steel Car
Hepub. It t. ..
I. S. Steel
Vanadium
114
. ! IS
.14
111 111
It nt
16
II 74
$6 $5
$ 12
$1
70 7 1
98 98 9t
46 44 44
COrPERS.
Anaconda . H to 61
Amer. S, It. Co 69 t 58
Terra De I'stco .. 36 15 ' 31
Chill 21 20 II
t'hino
Inepiratlon 86 38 39
Kennecott 31 11 $3
llaml
Nevada Con. -"
lUy t.'R 18 18 16
Hetiera
Utah 84 S3 $:
OILS.
. 46 85 68
46 4S
flen. Aaphalt ..
Coed en
Calif. Pet
Island Oil
Invincible Oil ..
Mexican Peterol
Middle States .
Pacific Oil ....
Pan-American .,
rhllllpa
Pierce nil ,
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch ....
Sinclair on
. 81 81 81
. 16 16 It
.177 176 178
. 11 11 13
. 85 64 64
. 78 77 17
49 48 48
s
S
31
68
83
Stand. Oil, N. J. 181
Texas Co,
Am (an
Central Leather
Cuba Cane . . .
Cub-Am Bug .
Corn Product! .,
I'nlon OH
Whit Oil ....
.. 41
Chandler
Gen Motor . . .
Willys-Overland
Pierre Arrow .
White Motor .
Studebaker ....
30 30
61 68
31 32
11 11
44 47
46 46 46
it ii" 14
... 23 23 28
...104 104 104
... 21 20 21
... s a t
MOTORS.
... 70
... 14 14
8 8
66 70
14
5
18 11 lt
48 48 48
128 127 127
RUBBER AND TIRE8.
Fltk It It II
Goodrich
Kelley Spring .... 47 47 47
Keystone Tire .... 16 16 16
AJax 15 16
U. 8. Rubber ... 63 63 63
INDUSTRIALS.
Am Beet Sugar
. 36 38 38
. 41 41 41
. 89 39 39
.120 120 120
.. 80 80 80
'. 38 38 38
.102 102 102
At a a w i
Am Int Corp ..
Am Sumatra . .
Am Tel
Famous Player.
General Electric.
Gt. N. Ore
Int. Harvester...
Am. H. A L.. pfd . .
U. S. Ind. Alcohol.
Int. Paper
Int. M. 31., pru.
Am. Sugar Ref.
Sears-Roebuck .
Strosberg
Tob. Products . .
Worthlngton Pump
Wilson Co
Westing's Electric. (8 68 63
Am. Woolen
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton OH 28 26
Am. Agri. Chemical
Am. Linseed
72
80
72
80
72
88
26
:i
if,
14
74S
ii
74
H'
51
140
4
112
114
74
71
71
33
74
71
9t
45
51
IB
;o
!9
40
J.1
21
l"
l
13
s:
45
45
81
I
16
176
18
65
77
69
7
30
69
31
11
46
46
3
IS
23
104
20
s
70
14
8
18
128
15
39
47
16
15
63
45
37
42
40
120
81
166
88
67"
55
47
73
79
76
47
79
48
41
68
88
26
39
83
Ratrh Magneto. , . , ....
liio,. Rapid Tran 24
Cont I'm.
I'ol ! j Kleelfid ,,,,
I'olumma Uraph.
Natiun4l nme, ,. . ..
I mud Kiuit 116
National lal ,,
Philadelphia 10
Pullman
I'unu Alrgra Sugar 4
Retail Nlurea ai
"Superior Wlecl
St. I. A 8 F
Va. far Chemical
Ti'lal aalea. $13,600.
Monet Krldai'e rloie,
Marks Cloae, .0025:
.0o;'i..
Krnn.e Cloae. .01 41;
.0MU.
Ht.rling Close, $44!
H.40.
38
11 $1 !
4
, St
4
te
119 111 131
..... ...7. sii
37
116
44 44 ....
65 65 41
31
H
14
1 per cent,
t'rldsy s close,
rrldy' close,
; Friday's close,
New Vork Coltim.
New York. July I Th trend con
tinued lower In the cotton market toil ay.
The market waa eailly neglected and came
under lite Influence once mora of scat
tered pr. bureau liquidation which aent
prlrra off about 16 to 26 pointa after a
narrow opening of 11 10 It point ret loaa
There whn little new Incentive to buy roti.
trails. Through moat of th abort ses
sion the market rnntlnued heavy and
iiulet, with aentunent lnl.l. Sum little
rally waa shown near the rloae, under
renewed outalile short covering, and the
rloae was ateady at t to t point nel
lower.
Nl'ot cotton waa quiet, 6 point decline,
S2 die for middling upland.
Southern spot were: Galveaton. ti 35c,
unchanged: New Orleans. 31.60c un
changed: Savannnh, 21.62, unchanged: Ail.
guata, 21 tic. unchanged: Memphis. 22.60c
unchanged: Houaton, 32 16c, unchanged;
Little Rock. 21.60c, unchsnged.
New Vork Poultry,
New Tork, July 1 Poultry Live,
stesdy: broiler by eipreas, 10(4Jc;
dressed, quiet and unchanged.
When a girl announces emphatical
ly that a given young man is nothing
to her, the neighbor women redouble
their vigilance. Ohio State Journal.
Iter
Gorman Companii Making
Souvfiiiri for Aincricani
Berlin, July 1 "Keep gouvenirt
ready for the Ameiicans," it the
advice given to hole) keepers and
tiorc keepers by the Berliner Tag
blatt. "American touritti are eipe
cully fond oi them.
"! it also noteworthy to keep
good placards ready to be banded
out to the hotel guests when they
leave the hotel. Americana are
rraiy about them and like to have
them fixed on their trunks and bagt
and suitcases as a sort of recom
mendation betraying their paying
capacities."
Numerous German firms already
prepare collections with the most
beautiful designs of famous artists
to satisfy these demands. They all
speculate on the American's habit of
buving sets of such placards for their
collections at home.
.1 II- Unit D-.a. I
rrc rr 111 mjuj .
Ii
11
11
11
40 FalrauMt CreaaMry, pltl,
SO M. K. Smith C pfd.
It 0h4.Wilk.li Co. 914.
SO Caul, t.as A tie. I, la.
SO Nebraaka Power, ptd.
0 Osaak H.ur Mill. Pitt.
40 Nebraska Tire A Rubber C.
SO Nal'l Amer. Tira la. C.
SO Oaaaka Liberty Tiro Us. Cm,
SO O. A Ca. Hit. Si. Ky, t.
SO Ualra Sleek Vara C.
Wo Quota, Buy and
Unlittsd snel
Local Securities
Sell
ll Z,rjSaVab
Sheep Receipt 320 head. Th market
all week haa been In healthy condition
with closing prlcea on fat lamb, 250
60c higher than a week ago. Beat quality
native and western lambs are now aelllng
at $12.26 12.75. Clip lamb at $11.00
11.60 and $11.76 th high mark for the
week. Feedera have held ateady and are
closing tha week strong at $11.00011.26.
Sheep have been in better demnd and have
ruled atrong all week with a total advance
f 60 75c; belt quality ewe ar now
moving readily at $6.00.
Quotations on sheep and lame: Fat
lambs, westerns. $11.00012.75: fat lambs.
natives, $11.00tj12.75; feeder lamba, $J.00
11.50; cull lambs, $t.oot;is.oo; rat year
lings, 89.00tjll.40; fat wether, $5.50
8.50; fat ewes, light, $5.0096.00; fat awe,
heavy, $3.5006.00.
Kanaaa City livestock
Kansas City, July 1. Cattle Receipts
800 head; market for week, teef ateer,
butchers. stock cows, calves, atocker.
mostly 25 to 60o higher; some up more;
top steers, $9.66; heifers and feeders,
mostly atrong to 26c higher; bulla, stock
calve and stock cow and heifer, most
ly steady and atrong.
Hoga Receipt 1,200 head; market fair
ly active to packere; 6 to 10c lower:
bulk good and choice, 180 to 240.pound
weights, $10.45 to $10.60; top, $10.60; bulk
of sales, 110.300110. 60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none; mar
ket for week, sheep generally $1 higher;
lambs, stronger to 16o higher; top na
tives, $13.00.
Bought - Sold - Quoted
Burgess-Nash Pfd.
Fairmont Creamery Pfd. and Com.
Gooch Mill & Elevator Pfd.
Harding; Cream Pfd.
Paxton & Gallagher Pfd.
Thompson, Belden Pfd.
M. E. Smith Dry Goods Pfd.
M. E. Smith Building Pfd.
Union Power & Light Pfd.
Union Stock Yards Com.
Information furnished on all Nebraska securities,
BurnsBrinker & Gdmpany
WMcour orrm
tot IreUal8U$.
J. W. Corner tTDougU
unana, nun..
soNsMtTcee
erlnvtilmcnt
f success!
In the Stock Market
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Matte From Small Investments
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Est. ISM
74 Broadway, New York
PUTS and CALLS WHAT THEV
w ltJ anu HOW THEY WORK
eiplalned in our FREE BOOKLET No. 48.
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KEEP POSTED
Important developments
contained in this week'
market review regarding
the following securities :
Pan-Amtrleta N. Y. Central
Sttitfiliaker Maxwell Motors
Auoeiated Dry Gecdi Phillips Pet.
Meiloaa SeabearS Vanadium
Southern Paellle Skelly Oil
Coca Cola let. Papsr
Writ for free copy
P. 6. STAMM & CO.
Members of Consolidated
Stock Exchange of New York
35 S. William St., New York
MONEY IN GRAIN
J12. 50 buys guarantee option on 10, 000
bushel of wheat or com. No Further Rltk.
A movement of So from option price) give
yon an opportunity to take KOO.OO; 4c, $400 00:
3c, $300.00. etc WRITE TODAY FOR PA R
TICULARS and FREE MARKET LETTER
INVESTORS DAILY GUIDE, Southwest Brantli
N. 1004Baltlroore,KNaaCITY,ta
STATEMENT OF
Nebraska Savings and
Loan Association
9
At Opening of Business, July 1, 19;
RESOURCES
Real Estate Loans fl.888.150.00
Loans on Association stock 87,831.54
Real Estate sold on contract 2,526.31
Real Estate None
Foreclosure Account Face of Loans
and cost paid
Interest due from borrowers
Accrued Interest on Bonds and
Warrants
U. S. Treasury Certificates
and Government
Bonds $96,584.40
Municipal Bonds and
Warrants 86,166.10
Cash on hand and in Bank 44,715.46 227,465.96
4,192.42
188.41
5,908.60
LIABILITIES
Dues paid and dividends added. .
Reserve fund
Undivided Profits
Incomplete Loans
$2,166,263.24
.$2,046,341.79
46,700.00
15,670.29
57,551.16
$2,166,263.24
The Nebraska Savings and Loan Association is in
position to finance any reasonable Home proposition
and back the real Home Maker to the limit. The
joy of living under your own roof, the independence
of ownership, and the Family Privacy possible only in
a Home of Your Own constitute an usfailing stimulus
and moral support on the highway of achievement.
Briny your building or buying plans to the office
and let us talk them over. If not in the market to buy
or build, become a saving member. One Dollar will
do it. A working Saving Habit is a mighty fine
friend in a pinch.
Officers and Directors
Tbos. A. Fry, Pres.
R. S. Wilcox, Viee-Pret.
C. F. Brinkman, Treat.
O. D. Kiplinger
E. M. Morsman Jr., Attorney
Bartholomew Julien
William G. Ure
Thomas F. Godfrey
Byron R. Hastings
Thos. J, Fitzmorris
J. R. Brandt, Secretary
OFFICE 211 SO. 18th STREET
iiiiimiiiiXJfiiiiiTi
mm
snnrk
$8182 PROFIT ON MEXICAN PETE.
S6S73 profit on DuPont
$4051.80 profit on Stutfebakar
$2205 profit aa U. S. Steal
Produced in SO day or less by Stock
Privileg-e costing 876 to I1S7.B0 per 100
share. Write for free booklet Mo. It.
149 Broadway
New York
Paul Kaye,.
FstOtrFtniOOKSOa
at opening of business July 7, 1922
RESOURCES
Real Estate Loans
Stock Loans . . .
Office Building
Real Estate
Real Estate. Sold on Contract
Accrued Interest on Real Estate Loans
Accrued Interest on Securities
Loans in Foreclosure
State and Municipal Securities
Liberty Loan Bonds
War Saving Stamps
Cash on Hand and in Banks
V. .
. . . 4
.
Capital Stock
Incomplete Loans
Contingent Loss Fund
Undivided Profits
LIABILITIES
$8,554,900.59
45,839.87
248,000.00
NONE
27,484.89
50,150.05
8,183.50
86,370.73
51,248.19
239,400.00
269.70
499,414.82
$9,811,262.34
$9,316,123.05
80,976.02
413,955.00
208.27
This Association began doing busi
ness about 33 years ago in a small
way and now has nearly ? 10,000,
000 assets.
The Association is under the direct
supervision of the State Banking
Department, with funds invested in
first mortgages on improved real
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Jefca F. Flack, President E. N. Bevell. Secretary
. A. McEachraa, Vic Presides John T. Brownie. Aaat. Sec.
Geo. C Flack, Treasures' Robert Dempster
Telephone DO uglas 3326 Office 322 South 18th Street
$9,811,262.34
estate and U. S. Liberty Bonds.
The Association has set aside a
Contingent Loss Fund as Undivided
Profits amounting to over $400,000,
which assures ample guarantee for
principal and dividends.
At this time we solicit accounts
from $1.00 to $5,000.00.
MUNN 8. CO.
fewer Betklliw. CHICAGO. ILL.
Scientific Anerleaa Bid.. WASHINGTON. D.-C
VTooIwerth Rail dine. KKW YORK i
Bobart Bid. 8Ajf rHA-N CISCO. CAL
Dividends Payable Quarterly
T
as
For July Funds
The following is a partial list of the securities which
we offer subject to prior sale and market change.
We Invite Your Inquiries Regarding Particular Issues
First Mortgage Real Estate Bonds
Free From All Nebraska Taxes
Security Due
Dundee Realty Company 6 Bonds 1932
Father Flanagan's Boys' Home 6 Bonds.... 1927
Patrick Donlan, Lancaster County 6 Bonds. . 1927
Hans J. Vots, Cedar County 6H Bond 1927
Albert Lea Farms Company 6M Bonds 1927
Municipal Bond.
Free From All Federal Income Taxes and Surtaxes
Free From AH Nebraska Taxes
Price Yield
100 6.00
100 6.00
100 6.00
100 6.50
100 6.50
Security Due
City of Grand Island AM Sewer Bonds 1942
City of Norfolk, Neb., 5 School Bond 1939
City of McCook, Neb., 5 School Bonds. 1935
Village of Crookston, Neb., 6 Light
Bonds 1942
Opt.
1927
1929
1928
Price
100
101.88
101.55
Yield
4.50
4.70
4.70
1932 101.50 5.80
Corporation Bonds
Due
1924-32
Security
C, M. & St. Paul 5 Equipt. Cert
Sinclair Crude Oil Pur. Co. 5 3-yr
Note 1925
Braden Cop. Mines Co. 6 15-yr. S. F. 1931
Winchester Repeating Arms Co. 7H
Bonds 1941
Price
Various
mkt.
98
102,
Yield
5.10-5.40
6.05
6.20
7.25
Foreign Government Bonds
Security Due
Got. of Dominion of Canada 5's 1952
Kingdom of Netherlands 6's 1972
Gov. of the Argentina Nation 7 Notes 1923
Got. of the French Republic 8'. 1945
Accrued latereat to be Added
Price
mkt.
mkt.
100
mkt.
Yield
5.10
6.15
7.00
7.65
QmahaTrust Company
Osmtis Ntlonl Bank BuiUlnf
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