TUK OMAHA BEE; THURSDAY. JULY 6. 192.'.
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Omaha Grain
Omaha, July S,
Grain marked today vvrre dull an
uninteresting with an upward ten
denry during the greater part toi the
trition, corn thowing the mott
itrength. Weather condition gener
ally were reported at favorable for
growing cro, good raini appearing
where needed in the northwest an
Canada. There were report of blac
rust in scattered localities, but as
weather conditions during the uex
two weeks will determine the amoun
of damages, estimates at this time are
of little value
Kxport sales of wheat are estimated
at 200.000 to 31)0,000 bushels, largely
to the urmed Kingdom
Total receipts at Omaha were 86
ears, consisting ot i cars wheat, 5
cars of corn, 17 cart of oats and
cars of rye and barley, as compared
with j- ears last year. Total ship
merits, 77 cars, against 80 cars lost
year,
Cash wheat in the Omaha market
sold at about unchanged prices. Corn
was in good demand at 44c to VA
higher. Oats sold readily at c to
lc higher. Rye and barley were
quoted unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. I turd vlnter: 1 car, 11.11; I ctr,
II U.
No. J herd winter: I rare. It. 10.
No, S bird winter: a cart (smutty)
1 19.
Famplo hard winter: 1 ear. ft OS.
No. yellow hard: 1 car. II. OS.
No. l aprinc: I car (dark northern)
II .41.
No. 1 mixed: t rara (durum), It. 04: 1-1
car, 11.04: H car Tnurum, smutty), 11.01.
No, S durum: J-6 car, 11.06,
CORN.
No. I white: care. 67 e.
No. S white: 1 car, 67 Me; 1 car, 67 Vie.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car. 6r.
No. t yellow: 10 cara, 61c; 1 car (ship
pers- weignts), Bic,
Sample yellow: 1 car (heating)), He.
No. Z mixed: 1 car (near yellow), 67 Sc
4 rara, 4714c; 1 car, 67tic; 1 car (apeclal
Billing), 7HC
No, I mixed: 1 car, He.
OATS.
No. t white: 1 car, Ke.
' No. S white: 4 cara. J14c: 1 car. Slttc,
No. 4 white: 1 car (apodal billing-),
Sample white: 1 rar, ilVto.
RYE.
No. S: H car. 76 Vic; S-S car, Tie.
No. 4: 1-1 car (muaty), 74e.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots)
Week Tear
Receipt Today. Ago. A to.
Wheat ... IS II 46
Corn e. 64 II
Oata 17 14 7
Rye 10 0
Barley 2 I 1
Shipment!
Wheat S 17 It
Corn v. 40 61 Ji
Oata 27 II :i
Rye 0 0 0
Barley SOS
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Buahela
Receipt
Wheat
. Corn
Oat
Shipments
Wheat
Corn
. 141,000 121,000 177.000
.1.670.000 1,041,000 1,661,000
. 132,000 412,000 160,000
132.000 164,000 661,000
466.000 726,000 771,000
Oat
604.000 682,00 214,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES,
Buahela
Wheat, Flour.. 361,000
Corn 141,000
. Oata 41,000 ...i....
CANADIAN VISIBLE.
Bushels
Wheat ....10,601,000 12,270,000
Oat 4,010,000 6,167,000
1,077,000
174,000
7,111,000
1,751,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS."
Week
Carlot Today. A to.
Wheat 64 17
Corn 621 2IS
Oat 170 61
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlot Today, Ago.
Wheat 118 100
Corn 2S 30
Oat 15 6
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlota Today. -Ago.
Wheat 107 42
Corn 17J 62
Oata 60 47
Year
Ago.
161
612
i't
Tear
Ago.
8.11
10S
21
Tear
Ago.
464
180
8!
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Carlot oday. Ago. Ago.
Dulwth ...St . 140 62
Winnipeg 694 191 116
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TTpdlke Grain. Co. DO. 2687. July t.
Art Open. High. I Low. Cloae. Sat
Trty ( 1.17 1.17h! 1-15K 1.11' Mt
1.1754
Sep. 1.17 1.17 1.16 1.164k 1.16
1.1754 11414 117
Doe, 1.20 l.lOkM-1' 1-J0
1.20i I. I 1.11 1.1
Ry I I I I
July ,SIH .87 I ,81t .S64 .8154
Sep. .86 54 .86 44 .8154 .86 "4 .86 44
Deo. .8954 .89541 .85! .88441 ,8954
Cora 1 I I
July f .11541 .64541 .61541 M .54
I .61441 !.-. I.. I
Sep. .6654 .68 .6644 .t7 54 .6644
.67 .68
Sea, . .1744 . 6 6 44 . 6 7 54 .6644
.67 1 6654
Oatt 111
fuly ! .S6H .1754 .1614 .Ts .1654
: .J644
Sep. .8854 .1954 .1844 .19 .3844
Dec. .4144 .4254 -414 .41 .4144
.... .42
rare?
3uly 11.15 11.35 11.17 11.17 11.10
Sep. 11.10 11.60 11.40 11.40 11.60
Rib till
July It. 10 11.60 111 65 111.(5 111.70
Bep. 111.40 11.40 11.10 111. 35 11.47
Omaha Hay Market.
Prairie Hay Receipt very light. Good
demand for beat grade and light demand
ifor other grades.
: Alfalfa Hay Receipt light. Good old
alfalfa very carc and demand light for
new alfalfa baled from winrow.
Upland Prairie No. 1, 111.00914.09;
No. t. S10.00t71t.00; No. 3, S7.00et.00-.
Midland Prairie No. 1, 112.00911. 00;
No. 2, tt.00ll.00; No. 3, (7.0008 00.
Lowland Prairie No. 1, I8.00ai0.00;
No. 2. S7.0098.00.
Alfalfa No. 1, SU.009i6.OO: Standard,
til. 50912.50; No. 2, tlO.609il.6O; No. S,
18.00910.00.
Straw Oat. 18.00 91.00; wheat, 17.00
98.00.
- New York Money.
New Tork. July 6. Call Money Eaaier;
high, 44 per cent; low, 4 per cent; ruling
rate, 444 per cent; cloelng bid, 4 per
cent: offered at 454 per cent; laat loan,
4 per cent; call loana againat accept
ances, 4 per cent.
Time Loan Steady: 60 day. 4 per
cent; SO day. 4 per cent; f months, 454
per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper 49454 per
tent.
New Tork Metal.
New Tork, July 6. Copper Steady;
electrolytic, apot and later. 1354 914c.
Tin Firmer; apot and futures, 31.50c
Iron Steady and unchanged.
Lead Steady; apot. 6.75c.
Zinc Firm; East St, Louis, apot and
nearby delivery, 6.45c.
Antimony Spot, 6.00 9 6 76c.
London Metals.
London. July S. Standard Copper 62,
lis. 6d: future. 161.
Electrolytic Spot, 70. futures. 71. 10a.
Tin Spot. 163, 12a, 6d; future. 164,
lit. d.
Lead Spot, 24, futures, 23, 7s, td.
Zinc Spot. 128; futures. 27, lis.
Kansas City Prod n re.
Kansas City. Mo.. July (.Eggs 2-c,
ttnr hanged.
Butter Creamery, 40c; packing, lc
higher. 24c.
Hens Unchanged; heavy broilers, le
lower, 32c
London Money.
London, July 6. Bar Silver 3654 d per
uncc
Money 154 Per cent.
Discount Rate Short bills. It?:1 per
ttsnt; three-months bill. 2 per cent.
Liberty Bead Price.
I4ew Tork. July . Liberty bonds at 1
p. m. today: 35t. 10.24: first 41, 100.28;
second 454. 10M2; third 4, inn. 08;
fourth lOO.iO; Victory 444s. 100.64.
laadoa Money.
London. July 3. Bar silver l'4d per
ounce. Money 154 per cent. Discount
rate, short Ml! 24 per cent Three
month biU, 2 3-16 per rent.
Mar Silver.
Vew Tork, July S. Foreign Bar Silver
T14d.
Mexican Dollars 5454
Closing Quotations Stocks, Grain,
Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Nuba Us 1mm4 Mir.
Cliico, July 5. News and senti
ment iienerally Hat favorable (or
lower range of wheat prices. There
was a strong rally at one time, tuf
I lie tmi-h wat eay with net lotsr.
ot !i (i lte. Corn showed imlf
pendent ttrenisth and closed i
4e higher, while oatt were !i
He higher and rye J4c higher
Ike lower.
to
Weather conditions in the Amer
ican and Canadian northwest were
favorable for the growth of the
tpring wheat crop and temperatures
in the Dakotas and Minnesota too
low for the rapid development of
black rust. This influenced consider
able local orrnre at timet. Minne
apolis July, which has been leading
the advance of late, turned very
weak toward the lat. It broke 61c
from Monday's finish and closed She
lower, helping to weaken the local
market.
Country offerings of newr crop
winters to arrive continue light. New
Orleans outbid Chicago 2'i fit) 3c
and secured the bulk of such grain.
Kvnnrt demand was relatively slow
alr 300.000 to 400.000 bushels.
Thrashing returns are mixed ami at
tract leSS attention mail a v. nut .
Strength in Liverpool was without
noticable effect on values
Ther wss nothing In the rorn situation
to cause ahoria any uneasiness, out i
persistent buying of July by cash Inter,
esta and aelllng of September, with lea.
aened pressure, caused the market to ahow
Independent streiigtn. oi"-iui-. .
. ..a m new hlah on the present
upturn. It closed at 67 54 c. Reatlng ordera
to eelt. In the hands ot rnmmlsslon houses,
rhpic.d the advance. Buying waa edi
tored. No unfavorable crop reports wtr
reeelverf thou ah parts or Illinois ami
i., mA rln Cash rorn was up 4C
..nmnerel with .llllV. at I Uj ft I 4. C OVer
for the No. 1 yellow and while. Keceipie,
.Tuiv oats aimed tract onany on me
Ssptember. aelllng at l'Ae under early
againat 3c recently and cloaed at a die
count of 2 54c. A local long aold September
freely. Caen demand slow, with receipts
183 cara.
Strength in July ry, wnicn wrm io y
over th septemoer against ?c unoer
Monday, waa due to buying by a cash
house. presumably removing hedges
against sales to exporters. Ixn-al tradera
and the northwest sold September.
rit note.
Black rust Is scatterlnglr present In
aprlng wheat, being found In Minnesota
and Houin Dakota, " asm . w. snow ot
Bartless-Frasler. "Question of damage
ill be determined by weatner conditions
of th next two weeks. Any attempt to
forecaat It la of amall value. Appearance of
ruat la rather late In relation to crops de
velopment. Threshing returns on winter
wheat show disappointing- yields. Average
should be only slightly below July 1 in
dication." Good rains were reported in pans ot
th Canadian northwest over the holidays.
Reports to tho Saskatchewan department
or agriculture covering ins past ween
ahow good prospects in practically all
aectlons of the province.
A Chicago man. after a trip from nere
to Toleodo and making close examina
tion of the wheat fields, aaya indlcatlona
in northern Ohio are for a good wheat
crop.
A era n man irom central Illinois says
wheat la good, corn from a foot to waist
high and in good condition and oata doing
better In the last few days. A Chicago
man who spent three days in western 1 1 1 1 -
nolo Bays wheat ana oat ar poor and
corn good.
Kansas. City reported the movement ot
new wheat delayed by wet weather and
expect free aelllng next week. Wichita.
Kan., reported wheat offered from all di
rections and a slow demand, while Kansas
City message Intimated that export busi
ness with the gult had been put through.
There were 2,413 cars of grain on track
in Chicago this morning, an Increase of
800 cara within a few days. They rep
resented the accumulation of the last
three day. There were 966 cara on track
awaiting Inspection and order and 1,447
cara at elevators.
Minneapolis chana-ed its tradinr basis
from July to September on cash wheat.
wing to wide fluctuations in July. On
the new basis cash wheat premiums were
Ubc lower than Monday.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, July 6. Wneat Cash. No.
northern. II. 405401. 46: July. 11.28:
September. (1.2354; December. 11.265,.
corn NO. 2 yellow. &768'ic.
Oats No. 3 white, 34 0 35c.
Barley 650C7c.
Rye No. 2. 815484ic
Flaxseed No. 1, S2.632.65.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, July 6. Wheat No. 2
hard, 11.1561.40; No. 2 red. 11.1301.18.
corn No. 2 white. 69c; No. 2 yellow.
6296254c
Hay Unchanged.
Kansas City. July 6 Wheat July.
11.08; September, 11.0954: December, 11.12.
Corn July. 6854c: September. 6154c:
December, 624c
St. Louie Grain.
t, Louie, Mo., July 6. Wheat July,
11.13 44; September, 11.1444.
corn July, 63kc; Heptemoer, 6,e,
Oats July, 3854c; September, 39c.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, July 6. Flour Unchanged.
Bran 114.6016.00.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by the slat of Nebraska, do.
nartment of agriculture, bureau of mar.
keta and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY
Wholesale
Buying
Price:
Wholesale
Selling
Price:
$0.35 0 10.40
.30 0 .33
.180 .22
.21 .25
.120 .16
T.
.420 .46
.240 .26
.150 .16
.240 .26
.210 .22
.160 .20
.360 .40
.34 0 . 39
.240 .21
Broiler $0.3:010.55
Leghorn broilers. .280 .30
Hens, light 160 .13
Hens, heavy 180 .11
Cock 090 .10
DRESSED POULTR
Broilers
Hens
Cock
EGGS.
. .200
. .160
No. 1...
No. 1...
Crack .
.21
.17
.14
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints .:
Creamery, tub
Country, common .220 .25
But. fat, eVa. pr. . .270 .!$
HAT.
Prairie No. 1 upland, 113.00014.00; No.
1 upland, $10.00012.00; No. 3 upland. $7.00
09.00: No. 1 midland. $12.00013.00; No.
2 midland, $9.00011.00: No. S midland,
$7.0008.00; No. 1 lowland, $8.00010.00;
No. 1 lowland, $7.0008.00.
Alfalfa No. 1, $16.00016.00; standard.
111.00013 00; No. 1, $10.00011.00; No. 1,
$8.0009.00.
Straw Oat, $8.0001.00; wheat, $7,000
S.00.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts are as
followa. No. 1 ribs. 21c; No. 2 ribs. 2054c;
No. S ribs, 16c. No. 1 loins, 275c: No.
1 loins, 27c; No 1 loins, 20c. No. 1
rounds, 2lc; No. 1 rounds. 2054c; No. 1
rounds, 1554c. No. 1 chucks. 12c; No? 1
chucks, 11c; No. 1 chucks, 80. No. 1
plates, 654c; No. 1 plates, 5c; No. 1 plates,
4c.
HIDES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb..
ft)7c; green salted No. 1, per lb.. 606c;
green hides No. 1, per lb.,405c; green
hide No 2, per lb., $04c; green salted,
old stock, per lb., :03c; green salted bull
hides No. 1, per lb., 4c; green salted bull
hide No. 1, per lb.. 3c
Hsrs hide: Large, each, 13.00; medium,
each. $2.50; small, each, $3.00; pony and
(luea, each, $1.0001.25.
Sheep pelta: Green sailed, ss to six
and wool, each. 75c0 111.00.
Wool: Cholc fine and H -blood, per lb.,
17031c; medium and -blood, per lb.. IS
030c; low and 54 -blood, per lb.. 18022c;
tarry wool, per lb.. 12017c
TRUITS.
Bananas: Per lb.. 7 54c Oranges: Sixe
lit and larger, $9.0009.60; alze 250, l 00
S8.25; six 288, 17.0007.60; alse 324, $6.00
6.50. Lemona: Box, according to aixe.
$7.6009.00. Grapefruit: Cratea. according
to sixe, $6.0007.00. Peaches: Georgia, 6
baaket cratea, $3.6004.00. Apricota: 4
baaket crates. $2.7505.60. Plums: 4-bss-ket
crates. $2.75. Cherries: Home grown,
qt. boxes, per case, $3.25. Gooseberries:
Home grown. 24-qt. boxes, $2.76. Logan
berriea: 24-qt. boxes. $5.75. Strawberries:
Crates. 24-qt. boxes. $2.7504.00. Apples:
Winesap. according to sis and grade.
$3.2503.75: Newton pippins, according to
sis and grade, $1.50. Figs. 24 pkgs., I
cx.. 12.26.
PLANTS.
Tomato: Far box. Il.oa.
Paniy Plants: Per dox., 10c; par bsz.
$2.75
Live Stock
Omaha. July
Receipts wares Ca'lls. Ke "keep
"ffl.nl alunday .... list 11' 6
Ksiimai W..Jy 1 lo 4 as
Tkre day Ihi ,! sit I MM Its
asm dae last WMk ll 111 34 Il ls
. Il.lll liUI 14 HI II.S4
Sam daa I w a 14 ltd 14 1st 17,1 1
Ham 4ai tear o. 164 14 111 it.tst
Herein! nd dlscx-eilloa of llteetorlt
lha I'nian siu. k .!, Htuaha. N , tar
14 hours ending at I p. in. July . 112
kki kll'Ta 4 AH
Cam. Hogs lh
(-, i m r, ny is
Wabash H H I
Missuutl I'acifie hy I
I'nlon I's.ific H. It tl 14
, N. W, Ny saat T I
('. N. W. K) . west. 61 44
(', Kl. I . M. A U. Hy t 3
H u Hy , aaal 14 I
I', II. at q nr.. ! 14 II
C, It, I. a I'., .a.. I :i I
f. H I P . weal I
llllnnia Central fly 3
C, O, W, Hy II
:
Total rerelpta Ill lit
Hlsl'OSlTluN UK A 11
ii
I'attl. Hose. Sheep.
Armour io i.iii i l it
CuU.hr Parking Co. I, lot 1.177 1.00S
I'oid faiklng Co.... :t 1.046
Horns 1'arking Co.. 1st l eu I o"l
Hwlfl Co 1.146 1 414 3.4t
J. w. Murphy
Inroln Pkg. Co.... i:t
Wilson Pkg. Co J i"t
Hisains Pkg. Jo... II ....
Hoffman Ursa. 26 ....
Mayerowlrh aV wH, 1 ....
U Id west I'ks Tew... ....
. . .'m . , . . , , ....
omsba Pkg. o. ....
jonn moil or... ja
H. Hmlis 114. I ....
J. ii. iiu.'u : ....
W. If. Cheek..... ..
John Harvey ...f,.. 3:1 . ....
HI. Clair t- 67 ., , .
V. P. Lewis 4
Luberger . . 67 ....
Armour. Fioui Palls.... lets
J. II. Hoot Co.... 14 ....
Sullivan Bros
Smiley llro !
Totals
...6.417 l.tll
7.4iS
Cattle RecelDta. f.100 head. A f.lrlv
liberal Wednesday run of fat caul found
a ready sale at unevenly higher prices.
Kleers advanced mostly 10016c, yearlings
touching l "5. and all other welghia
topping at 19.11. On ahe slock the advance
amounted Io fully !6c. .price being more
than II higher than . he low lime It
aaya ago. no aioraerevei feeder of any
consequence were offeree!, ton of th
market being considered sbout steady,
uuoiationa on l att e cajlca to nrims
oeeves, IMVVI III good IS cnulr teve.
19.0001.40; fair to good bsuves, t.t6
s un; common to lair neevea. tn. 2606.(0
choice to prim yearlings. 19.0001.76
good to choice yearlings, IK. 6009.00; fslr
to good yearlinga, 18.0008.60; common to
fair yearlings, $7.2601.00; choke to prime
ntirers. ss.vvws.76; good to cholc heifers,
17.2606.00; fair to good heifers, 16.600
7.26; choice to prime cows. 16.7607.76:
good to choice cov. 16.7606.60; common
to good rows. 12.4006.60: good to cholc
reeaere. 17.4008.00; fair to good feeders,
16.7607.36; common to fair feeders, 16.00
06.76; good to cholc atoekera. 17.600
8.16; fair to good atoekera. S6.6O07.4O:
common to fair atoekera. 16.6006.60; atock
neirera, it 0006.76; stock cows, 63.600
4.60; stock calve. 16.007.0: veal calvea.
ie.uoo9.iiv; stock bulls, 64.6006.00; bulls,
stags, etc.. 13.7607.00.
JJKKF OTHERS.
No.
Av. Pr. ' No.
.. 7iU 8 65 30....
Av.
Pr.
2. .
.. 776
. . 88
..1118
.. 877
..1041
..1349
..1242
..1261
t 75
9 00
33..
..1087 8 tO 37.
2."..
33..
960
9 06
9 20
9 36
I SO
60
9 70
21.
2s.
38.
18.
40.
66.
9 16
9 26
..1206
..1128
. .1232
..1613
..1347
1..
0..
9 40
9 56
7..
9 63
36..
I 76
40..
. .1266
9 SV
150. .
.1293
85
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
2..
8. .
6. .
840
7
26. .
720
00
660
831
182
S 76
9 00
24..
20..
979
:!
996
it..
9 26
25..
COW8
.1041 t 00 3 1143
.1018 t 60. 10 1066
HEIFERS.
. 778 7 35 11 814
40
7. ..
7 70
867 8 25 16...... 756
BULLS.
1290 4 10 1 1840
990 4 20 1 1420
IIS 7 26 3 826
76
4 16
4
7 25
Hogs Receipta, 8,000 head. Trading was
very slow to get under way today but waa
later rainy active, prlcea Bteady to 6c
higher. Best light hogs sold at 110.260
10.35, with a top price of 110.40. Good
qaullty medium weight butchers sold at
89.90010.25, and strong weight butcher
at 19.5009.90. Light mixed loads were
mostly at I9.6010.10 with the bulk of
Better grades at 19.75010.30. Heavy mixed
and packing gradea were generally steady
mostly at 18.7509.40. Small lota of ex
treme heavy throwout sows moved at
13.2508. 50.
HOGS.
No. Av.
63. .33
til.-KSO
65. .310
B7. .260
73.. 234
85.. 203
92. .181
Sh.
140
'ito
80
70
V
No. Av.
S3. .321
51. .252
80. .227
77. .221
70. .195
78. .238
74. .171
Pr.
9 IS
9 66
9 65
9 80
10 10
10 30
10 40
9 00
50
9 60
9 75
10 00
. .. 10 25
, . . 10 35
Sheep-
Receipts..
4.000 head
Trading
waa activt, on all killing classes with
prices ruling 25 40c higher. Lambs aold
mostly within a range of $13.00013.25,
with best quality Idahos quoted at 113.60.
Clip California lambs moved readily at
$12.00012.25. Feeding lambs were strong
lo 25c higher with best qualltv at tll.igi
11.50. Receipts In the sheep division were
small lots of ewes best quality selling up
to $6.25.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Eat
lambs, western. $11.26013.60; fat lamfs,
natives, $11.00 013.10; feeder lambs, $9 00
11.60; cull lambs. $6.00010.00: fat year
lings, $9.00011.40; fat Withers, $5.5006.60;
fat ewes, light. $5.0006.25; fat ewes,
heavy, $2.50 0 6.00.
Kansas f'ltv Y.U-a
Kansaa city, Mo.. July 5. (U. s. Bureau
of Agricultural Economics.) Cattle Re
ceipts, 1,500 head: yearlings, she stock
and bulls, steady to strong; prime year
ling heifers, 19.00 to $9.60; choice, $8.65
', '5; good and choice cowa, $5,750
6.50; few prime, $7.00; most bulls. $4,000
5.i5; calves, steady to weak; choice veal
ers, $8.60; all other classes steady; sev
eral loads medium and heavy weight
steers, $10.00; bulk fed lot. $9.0009 75-
IVn and hrt fed generally 7.60 to
iii.c,li;e.7 mostly $2.6002.75; cutters.
$3.00 to $4.00.
HogsReceipts, 14.000 head; market
opened 6c to 10c higher; closed with ad
1?? l0"i: early toP- IIO""; packer top,
;6 i. ?h'PPf" took. 2.000; bulk, good
J1HJ ": bulk of ssles, $10.20 to
? .,71rowout sow" mostly J. 7609.00;
top, $10.50. .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 5,000 head:
2 sheep steady dry fed yearlings, $10.60;
elm??' Ha t0 SOc h'aher; atock natives.
$13.35; numerous lots. $13.00013.56: most
cut'1a,mb,,nd$l?65To5: ry f'd cU"ea new
1- . . st; 1,0 "is Livestock.
East St. Louis, III., July 6. Cattle
tTS h,A.E0 .h,ed,i beef '". steady
rim.. ?h,lr' .,10 0 p,,ld wlhf 1.503
?rn;i.bu',k ,tee. 8-26 and 9.60; light
Jf i ? "'"dy, to 55c higher; $9.60 paid
fl 5J ?: kU, k' '8-0-5; beef sows
?., K b""- strons: bulk cows, $4.25
5.50; bulk bulls, $4.50; canners and
stockers steady; bulk cannera, $2.3502 50
"sm 5 f5;2S: veal calves, steady to
25c higher; top, $9.50; bulk, $8.5009.00
. ""f R'Pts. 11.000 head: market
?sn,VA Vt0 Uc. higher: toP- "" oulki
160 to 240 pound averages. $10.9010.95
pigs, uneven, weak to lower: bulk: 90 to
110 pounds. $9.25010.00; packer sows
mostly $8.8609.00. v ow"'
Sheep and Lambs Reclpts, 7.000 head;
fat lambs, fully 25c higher; top. $13.25!
bulk. $12.50013.00; culls, $5.5006.00; fat
'.'5!;' ewM- '5-750S-OO; heavies, $2,600
3.00; good and choice yearlings, to 4-year-old
breeding ewes. $6.6007.00.
Sioux City Live Block.
Sioux City. la.. Julv fi raetu d.-
ceipta, 2.300 head; market atrona: fed
steers and yearlings, $7.5009.75; grass
steers and yearlings. $6.5007.60; grass
cows and heifers. Se flfltfsa ?s e
and heifers. $5.2508.00: canners. $2,009
8.00: veals. 14 00011)0- uua
7.00; calves. 14.5007.10; feeding cows and
heifers. $3.0005.26; stockers. $5.6007.00.
Hogs Receipts. 3.000 head: mirl.l
steady; 10c higher; butchers, $9.75010.25;
Bine, tiu.iv; neavy mixea, 68.7609.50;
heavy packers, $8.5009.00; bulk of sales.
11.25010.40.
Sheep and Lambs Not quoted.
. St. Joseph live Stock.
St Joseph. Mo.. Julv 511: s n,,r..
of Marketa.) Cattle Recelnta. S 7nA
head: market, best bef steer mnA year
lings steady, medium and good kinds weak
to 25c lower: cowa and bulls strong to
shade higher; top beef steers. $10.00; bulk
ueBirsoie oeei COWS, Sa.50ff6.50; Calve
moatly ateady; practical top, $7.00.
Hogs Receipts. 80 head: market open
ing fairly active. 6c higher than Mon
day's average: bulk 170 to 120-lb. weights,
$10.60 010.70; packing sows stesdy; aver
age cost. !10."t. weight 131 lbs.
oneep rteceipts. Z.OOO head: market e-
tlve; killing prices fully 26c higher; top
native lambs, early. $13.00: drive-Ins rrfost-
ly tiz.n: two double decks California
lambs. $12.04!: cnll lambs. 14 006.5: fat
awe, It.Ofr.
.Financial
GbeM&Battfct&at.
By FRANKLIN X. SPRAGUE.
Ilasak It ,s4 W sra,
,ew lork, July 5. There wat
only a slight reflection in the nock
market today o( the decision of the
mainternnice of way employe of the
raitroaiU not to Join the striking shop
men. There has been confidence all
along that the strike could not latt
for any great length of time and
juit a price did not go down when
the strike was called, to today they
failed to respond in any vigorous
manner to the possibility that the
shopmen would be forced to carry
on their strike without ataistance
from other classes of railroad labor,
The nock market showed strength
generally, but for the most part the
changes were narrow and the vol
ume of trading while larger than that
of latt Monday, was tar Irom DrisK,
Mail Hharea nlmngrr.
Th aharea of th railroad companies In
number of Instance moved up moder
eieiv. hut the belter outlook a to th
labur eituatinn for lha railroads waa lo he
discovered In the action or in uonu
market rather than In atorks. All th
rsilrd bonds mrr In good demand at
riein iirlcea. with tha Atrhlaon Keneral
4a leading the advanr with an upturn or
m points. Thia Increased activity In in
ralirtiad Issues, hnwevrr. wa not suffl
i-lant to hold corporation bonds In th
forefront of tradini. After a lapse of
sorm- itaya th l.llwriya reaaaumeu tneir
leadership, a heavy demand asserting it
self through the list. Th upturn was
aimply another manifestation of a heavy
Investment demand rnr i.merty nonaa on
th part of both Inatltullun and Indi
viduals. In th stork market on of th out-
atandlng developmenta waa weakness In
i he oil share, particularly In th raa of
those rompe?lre operating In Mexico.
News of salt water in th Mexican field
apparently has lost nor. ot It influence
on market atfalra.
The foreign exchange market followed
n Irregular course with pronounced
weakness developing In Mr and franca,
while alerting ahnwed strength. At th
low price today French franc war only
about 54o ebgve tho low point of th
year. llaJslan franca also went cloaa to
their lonflfor the year of 7.61c when they
touched 7.73c.
New York Stocks
Range of prlcea of the leading stocks
furnished ry Logan ft Bryan, 246 Peters
Trust building.
Mon.
High Low Cloae Close
RAILROADS.
A., T. at S. F. 99'4 9944 '54
Baltimore it Ohio. 49' 49 49 5. 48 54
Canadian Pacific .138 1.184 1385s
New York Central. 95', 944, 944 9454
Chesu. ft Ohio 67 4 45 54 65 4 66
Ureal Northern ... 77 44 7 7 7 7 54 7 7 54
Illinois Central ..106 10554 10 105
Kansts City Kouth..:54 25 26i 25
Missouri Pacific .. 21 '4 1:1 2154 21
N. Y. ft N. II SOU 2954 244 291
Northern Pacific . 76 5 75 76 54 76
Chicago ft N. W. . 76 744 74 54 74 i
Pennsylvania R. R. 4 2 44 424 4 2 44 4 2 54
Reading 74 73 74 74
C. R. I. ft P 434 42. 4 2 44 4.1
Southern Pacific . 89 4s 9 54 891, 89
Southern Railway . 225 2 3 44 2344 2344
Chi.. Mil. ft St. P. 26 5s 26 26 1, 26
Union Pacific 13956 13944 13954 139
STEELS.
Amer. Car. Fdry. .1624 1624 1624 16254
Allla-Chalmers ... 48 '4 4 8 5. 4 8 54 ....
Am. Locomotive... 1114 1114 1114 112
Bald. Loco 114 1124 11344 11344
Beth. Steel 764i 754a 76V 765.
Colo. F. ft 1 29 29 29 ....
Crucible 764 7.1 7314 73
Am. Steel Foundry 3 6 54 3 5 54 24 ::54
Lackaw'a Steel 74 74 74 7344
Midvale Steel 3 3 54 3 3 54 3 3 54 3 3 4
Rep. Steel A 1 7156 705i 705. 70i
Sloss-Scheffleld ... 43 54 43 4 42 4 ...
United Statea Steel 99 964 98V 98 'i
Vanadium 46 54 44 5 445. 44 4
COPPERS
Anaconda 6154 51 6154 61 H
Am. S. 'ft R. Co.. 594. 59 59U 6H-
Cerro De Pasco... 35'. 35'4 35 3554
Chili
. 22 5. 21 4, 22 215s
. 29 54 29i 29H 28 44
. 39 39 4 39 4 39 4
. 3444 3 4 54 3 4 '4 3454
. 28 4 2 8 4 28 4
. 1644 I64 lVi 16
164 16 16 16
. 134 13'4 13'i 131;
. 644 6354 6344 63
OIL.
Chlno
Inspiration .
Kennecott . .
Miami
Nev. Consol .
Ray Consol.
Seneca
tah
tneral Asphalt.
. 66s 65 6144
. 474 434 4754 45
. 6 3 6 0 54 6 2 4 6154
. 74 54 1
. 1554 144 1454 14s4
.177 16554 166 1774
. 14 134 13'i 1354
, 67'4 64 6714 6554
. T74 7 1 54 7 2 78
, 6054 49 60U 4944
. 84 ' 7 44 7 5 8
. 3054 30 'i 3054 30 54
. 69 5 8 54 69 68 44
. 32 54 314 32 4 31
.183 18t 1824 1804
. 4 7 44 4 6 44 4 7 4s 47 54
, 21 i 2 1 2 1 54 2 1 4
8U 8 8 V. 8 54
OTORS.
. 704 6944 70i4 ..
. 154 144, 1444 1454
844 4 84 84
. 20 194 194 194
. 4 8 4 7 44 4 8 4 8
.13 0 44 1 2 S4s 12 8 44 1 28
I AND TIRES.
. 1644 1 554 1 6 15
,38 44 38 44 38 4 39 54
. 47 54 47 4 47 4 ..
,15 15 44 1 5 44
IS 154 155-i 15
. 63 2i 625. ..
:STRIALS.
. 45 44 45 45
, 37 3714 37 37
42 414 42
3954 394 394 ..
1204 12054 1204 120
, 47V. 4 6 44 4 6 44 ..
. 3 8 44 3 7 37 ..
oaden
Hal. Peterol
Island Oil
Invincible Oil...
exlcan Peterol... 1
idtlie stales
Pacific Oil...
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil
ure Oil
Royal Dutch.
Sinclair Oil . .
Std. Oil. N. J
Texas Co
nlon OH
White Oil ...
Gen Motors
Willys-Overland .
Pierce Arrow ....
Studebaker
Rl
Flak
Kelly Spring . . .
Keystone Tire .
Ajax
U S Rubber
IN
Am Beet Sug .
At G ft W I...
Am Int Corp . . .
Am Sumatra . . .
Am. Tele
m Can
Central Leather
Cuba Cane
Cub-Am Sugar .
1
23 23 234
23 54
102
8044
corn rrod
.102 10154 10244
Famous Player 8 1 44 81
81
167
39
General Electric ..16744 167
Great Northern Or 39 4 39
A
39
65 5
u. s. ind. Alcohol 56 54
65
73 54
79
76
48
784
Inter. M. M. pfd..
74
73 41
79 54
764
48
79
73
mer. Su. Ref. . ,
794
754
48
79
Sears-Roebuck . ,
Stromsberg
Tobacco Products
76
79"
48 44
42 5
68 54
worthing. Pump
Wilaon Co 43
43
68
884
43
68 54
89
Westing. Electric . 68 54
Amer. Woolen 89
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton Oil
mer,
264
3954
33
39
27 54
"44
16"
Amer.
Agrf. Chem. 39
38
23
40
27
3844
2.1
40
27'
87
4
63 4
151
9454
American Linseed. 3354
Bosch Magneto ... 4054
Brook. Rap, Tran. . 28
Col. O. ft E 88
86
4
51
151
S454
37
Columbia Graph... 4 44
Natonal Enamel... 534
Lcrlllard Tobacco. 151
National Lead 944
lladelnhia Co... 37 4
a:
Pullman
118
Punta Ale. Sugar
Retail Stores
St. L. ft S. F
474
664
27
32V
474
66
27
314
47 4
664
27 4
314
6654
ii"
Va. Car Chem. . .
Total sales, 622,600 shares.
Money Close, 4 per cent; Monday close,
5 per cent.
Marks Close, .0023c; Monday close,
.002454c.
Francs Close, ,0826c; Monday close,
.08354c
Sterling Close, $4.43; Monday close,
$4.42.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, July 6. Cattlle Receipts, 1S,
000 head; active; beef ateers and butcher
she.atocic, moatly ateady to atrongt apots
on desirable corn fed ateers. 10c to 15c
higher; prim 1.141-pound steers. $10.25;
prime 948-pound yearlinga. $10.15; bulk
beet steers. $8.609.75; canners and bulls,
about ateady; calvea. -sady to 25c higher;
stockers. steady to 4lilff: bulk butcher
she-stock. $5.2507.60; T4l sanrrera and
cutters, $3.003.75; bulk Mjkjssxa bulls,
$4.6564.96; bulk veal calves. W.t5.75.
Hogs Receipts, 25,000 head; jmmtt at
to 10c higher on better gradea; dajaaed
with early advanc loat; others moatly 10c
lower; top, $10.90 early; bulk of sales.
$4.25910.86: pigs, steady: mostly $9.S0y
10.00; packing sows, $S.769.25; holdover
liberal.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 9.000 head;
lambs, 26c higher; sheep, strong to un
evenly higher; top native lambs. $13.50;
seven cars Idahos, good but light, sorted,
S13.60. with 350 feeder out at $12.60;
cull nativea, t7.26Q7.50; fat ewes, largely
$6.0007.00.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, July 6. Potatoes Weak: re
ceipts. 17 cars; total United States ship
ments July 3, 484 cara; July 4. 209 cars:
Texas and' Oklahoma aacked Cobblers,
$2.2602.40 est.; Kanaas Backed early
Ohloa, I2.I09M5 cut: eastern shore Vir
ginia stave barrel Irish Cobblers, 14.150
4.60: Norfolk North Carolina Irish Cob
bler, stave barrel, $3.6002.15.
Live Stock
New York Bonds
(Tho Bet It tb only Omaha
newspaper which publiahaM the of
tidal cloae oi tne new ! biock
eachange bondaj
New Tork. July I four of th Liberty
lasur mad new hlsn reroros in touaya
bond market, th 14 at $10 It. first
4a at $10 St. second 4a t $100 14 strict
fourth 4 4 at ll0 It.
In lh varied list of foreign government
loans miaed rhanse war shown. Nether
land rot on, point, with moderate
gain In Copenhagen SVs and Chines
Hallway la, but Meslcan 4 and I wr
diallntllir Hevy. a wer also (.una r
public 4 4a an1 Rio d Janeiro la.
Oa'.na ranging from an 10 almost two
point war made by a number of under
lying mortgage of th dnmeatl railway
gruun. notably Illinois Central refunding
4a, t ansdian Northern 4 4a. Atchison 4s,
t. Paul Convertible and Karunding 4s,
and Northern Pacifie 4a Total sales (par
value! aggregated III, 111. 00.
Th on new corporal offering of th
nay or mors tnn nominal sis w in
110 000,600 H. F. Goodrich 11-year 14 per
cent gold bond laaue. which was offered
at 17 and Interest, and soon was over
subscribed.
I'. . Bexads.
Sale (in $1,000) High Low Close
111 l.llxrty 34 100.10 100 11 100.il
S Liberty 1st 4 100.lt 100 14 100 2
I Utterly 2d 4s Hit 99 91 99.91
411 Liberty 1st 44. .100.40 100 II 100.40
llt Liberty 2d 4v,s.,100 14 100.04 loo 1
loss Liberty Id 4.. 100.14 100.01 100.10
110$ Liberty 4 Hi 45,.. 100 II 100 It 100.36
ill victory 44. ... 100.64 loo ts 100 m
Foreign (iovrrnment. Slat and Municipal
fl Argentln 7 I"04 "4 ion
f 1 blneee govt Ry It. t
S Ttergen la 1"t
i Herns la 110
5 Ilordeaux ta 14
6 'hrlsllanla la 110
3t Copenhagen 64s 1354
14 Lyon s 84
64 64
io 101
110 no
114 14
1014 110
92 9244
8154 II
3 Marseille C 84
I City Rio Janeiro Is. 101
84 S4
101 101
I Pan Paulo Sa 101 161
1 Toklo (a 70 4 70
10154
'70 14
1 Zurich .111 111 111
IS Dan Muni la A. .109 109 I094
S Dept Seine 7 II II 154
66 Dnrn Can Sa 21 101 10046 Ifll
I Dom Can 6 31 97 44 974 97 44
18 Dtch K Ind 6 47.. It 5
182 Mch E Ind 6 62.. 46 4 94 St
41 French Rep Is ,.,.101 103 103
35 French Rep 74 ..1004 1004 100
11 Japanese 1st 4 4
tl 92 92
77 77 7754
10 Japanese 4a
10 King Belg 74..
t King Belg 6s....
26 King Den 6s
1 King Italy 6 .
29 King Nthrlnd t
58 King Sweden 6
21 Paria-Ly-Med ta
3 Rep Chile Is 41
8 Rep Uruguay Sa.
6 State Qunalnd 7
3 Stat qunalnd ta
3 Swiss con 8s ....
..107 107 107
..10146 101 101
.. 9644 98 S8H
.. 944 SI 6
.. 97 4. 6 94
..10154 101 54 102
.. 80 7944 SO
..104 104 104
..105 104 10444
..108 108 10844
..10154 mm inn.
..lit II 11
263 K (1 B A I 64 23. .108 108,4, 108
43 K O B ft I 64 2S..in4 104
64 K tl B ft I 64s 87. .1054 1044 106
60 V S Braxll Is 103 103 1084
66 1T S Mexico 6a 60 4 68 T4 68
20 U S Mexico 4s 36 54 37 37
Rallwsv and Miscellaneous.
11 Am Ag Chm 74s. .103 10354 103
9 Am Smelt 6s 92 91 92
35 Am Sugar 6s 1014 101
10 Am T ft T cv 6s. ...114 J4
tJ Am TAT col tr 5s. 74 97
1014
1144
974
86
3 Am Writ Pa 7s
2 Armour ft Co 4 54s.
75 A T . 8 F gen 4s.
74 At C L 1st con 4s.,
86
90
93 54
86
8954
9!
90
93 54
90
89
90
At Ref 64s 103 108 103
35 Bait ft O 6s 1004 lOt 100
3 Halt ft O cv 45is... 825 "3 82
7 Bell Tel Penn 7s... 108 108 108
2 Beth -St ref 6s 9 4 44 9 4 9 4
4 Beth St pm 6 90 4 81 90
2 Bkln Ed gen 7s D..106 106 106
11 Bkln R T 7s ct St.. 7844 78 78
6 Can North 4a...
14 Can Pac d 4a
15 Cent Ga 6a
22 Cent I.eath 6s....
2 Cent N Eng 4s. .
25 Cent Pac gtd 4a
3 Cerro Pasco 8s
..111 110 11054
78
8
8
.. 99
.. 97
.. 65
.. 9054
..118
99
97
65
88 54
118
93
8754
100
7954
60
69
99
97
65
90
118
93
88
100 54
8054
60
68
62 44
110
83
81
73
82
105
91
77
8644
96 54
10 Ches ft O cv 5s. ..
93
176 Ches & O cv 4a.. 884
17 C B ft Q ref 5s A. 100
60 Chi ft K 111 6s 80
12 Chi Gt West 4s 6054
17 C M A St P cv 44
II C M & St P if 44 62
62
I Chi ft N W 6s..ll0 11054
13 R R I A P gen 4s.. 8344 83
24 C R I ft P ref 4s.. 8154
1 Chi ft W Inl 4s 73
4 C C C ft St L g 4s 83
15 Chile Cop 7 105
11 Chile Cop 6s .... 91
2 Colo Ind 5s 78
1 Col ft So ref 44s. 86
I Col G ft El 5s 96
?5 Cnn Coal Md 6s. . 88
81
73
81
105
91
77 44
86
96
87
8754
438 Con Gas 7s 119 116 44 118
14 Cuba Cn Sg d 8s.. 86 85 86
1 Cuba Cn Sg d 7s.. 86 86 86
4 Cuba R R 74s A. .103 103 1 03 54,
4 Cub Am Sugar 8s. 106 1054 105
3 Del ft Hud cv 5s.. 95 95 95
10 D ft R G Imp 6s.. 8054 80V4 80
22 Det Ed ref 6s. .102 102 102
15 Det Utd Rvs 448.. 83 8244 S3
1 Dmnd Mtch 7s
..107 107 107
49 Dpnt Nem 74s
..107 107 10754
. .1024 102 V4 102
.. 54 63 H
.. 63 44 63 63
. .105 105 105
.. 97 97 97
..1004 99 1004
..102 4 101 4 101
21 Duquesne I.t 6s
11 Erie gen 4s ....
5 Erie pr lien 4s .
8 Fisk Rub 8s
17 Fram I D 74s. .
9 Gen Eiefc d 5s. . .
47 Goodyear T 8s 31
3 Goodvear T 8s 41
..11544 1154 US
If. rind Tnk Rv C 68.10242 102 102
19 C.rt North 7s A.. 109 10954 109
25 Grt North 5s B.101 100 100
18 Hud & M ref 5s A. 83 82 8254
2 Hud ft M ad in 5s. 014 61 61
14 III 'Cent 54s ..10044 1004 loo
17 111 Cent ref 4s 88
2 III St d 48 91
8 Ind St 68 101
1 Int Ag 6s 79
4 Int Met 44s ctfs.. 12
22 Int R T ref 6s 67
3 Int M M sf 6s 97
2 Int Pa ref 5s B. 86
4 Invlnc Oil 8s 98
9 Iowa Cent ref 4s .. 45
1 K C Ft S & M 4s. . 78
2 K C South 6 88 5.
18 Kell-Sprlng T 8s.. 108
8 Lacka St 6s 60 89
87 88
90 91
101 101
79 79
12 12',
67 6754
97 97
. 86 86
'97 98
444 43
784 7854
88 54 8 8
108 108
89 8951
924 92
12 L S & M S d 4s 31. 9244
1 Lehigh Val 6a
X T.nrillnrd 6a
.102V 10244 102
964 9644 964
8 I, ft N ref 654.... 106 15 106,i
21 Mkt St Ry con 6s.. 87 87 87
13 Mich Cent d 4s.. 91 914
6 Mich St Tel 1st 6s. 9854 8
3 Mid St cv 6s 88 8854
4 M ft St L ref 5s.. 45 45
21 M StPft SSM 64s. 102 102
91
98
81
464
102
82
1 M K ft T n D 1 5s A 82 4 82 '4
113 M K ft T n ad 6s A 56
26 M K & T 1st 4s.. 7954
2 Mo Pac ref 5s 23.100
21 Mo Pac gen 4s 64
564
66 44
79
100
63 '4
96
86
79
100
63
1 Mont Pow 5s A.. 96
4 Morris ft C 1st 44a 864
6 Nat Tube 6s 99
96
86
99
70
99
70
2 N O T ft M ine 6s. 71
14 N T C col
...105 105 106
27 N T C d 6s
..104 104 1044
10 N Y C con 4s 84 8454 844
1 N T C ft St L d 4s 86 It S
16 N Y Ed ref 64. 109 109 109
15 NT NH ft H c 6s 48 80 79 79
10 N Y Ry rf 4s ct 38 38 44 88
13 N T Tel ref 6s 41.104 1044 1"4
21 N Y W ft Bos 48. 65 54 65
25 Nor ft West con 4s. 91 91 91
44 Nor Pa p 1 4s 88 87 88
4 Nor Pac gen 3s.. 62 61 61
340 N P-G N jt 64a. .105 105 10644
3 Nor Sts P ref 6a A 91 91 91
24 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 106 106 106
2 Or ft Cal 1st 6s.... 99 99 99
6 O S L gtd 5s ctf.104 103 104
7 O S L ref 4s 92 92 92
7 Or-Wsh R R ft N 4s 81 81 81
8 Otis St 8s A 100 100 100
4 Pac G ft El 6s 90 ' 90
3 Packrd Motor 8a.. 107 107 107
2 Pan Am P ft T 7s.. 102 102 102
6 Pen R R 64s 10844 108 108
16 Penn R R gen 6a.. 100 10054 100
6 Penn R R gen 44s. 914 91 91
7 Pere Marq ref 5a .. 954 S5 95
1 Peoria ft E inc 4s.. 36 36 36
1 Pierce Oil d 8s 99 99 99
13 P C C ft St L 5s A 9644 96 96
1 Pro ft Ref ti 102 4 1024 102
10 Read mar gen 4s 844 S3"4
2 R I A ft L 44 -. 8" "
5 St L I M ft S ref 4s 87 87
20 St L ft S F ad 6a 79 78 4
31 St L ft S F inc 6s. 68 68
25 Ht L ft S F p 1 4s A 71 71
1 S A ft A P 1st 4s.. 76 76
13 Seabrd Air L con 6a 69 58
' Seabrd Air L ad 5a. 26 25
1 SJStaron St Ho 8s A. 97 9754
80
87
71
684
71
76
59
25
97
tat Rlnelai 0 cv 74s. 1044 1044 104
26 Sinclair f col 7. 98 9 98
1 Southern Bill Tea" It t4 94 4 944
38 So Pac cv 4a 413
1
67 So Pac ref 4 .. M n
I j s s,s a c a -i-so a we" ss m
18 So Pac cl tr 4s... 18 M It B
26 So Ry gen 6s 100 99 lt f
62 So Ry con 6a 95 954
30 so Ry gen 4s .... 7 , ei
2 So Prt Rlc 8g 7s 97 4 974 17
41 Stsn Oil Cal d Ts. 10544 1064 105
2 Tex ft Pac 1st 6s. 12 92 92
15 Third Ave adj 6a. 6 59 4 0
20 Tob Prod
102 102 102
7 I'n Pac lat 4s ..
22 I n Pac cr 4a...
24 I'n Pac ref 4s
7 Union Tnk Car 7
It Untd Drug s ...
2 U 8 Realty 5s ..
IT I Rub 74s ...
It U S Rub Is
. 94 94 94
. 9544 954 954
. 8t 87 84
.103 1124 103
.111 1104 1104
. ti 954 164
.101 "4 ltt 1084
. II II IS
N. Y. Curb Bonds
Now Tork, July I Transactions en the
new Torn euro marasi today wer aa
fallow:
Donveexi rVende.
Bales fin ll.tosi High. Low. Cls.
I Ailed Parker la., si tl II
I Allied Packer ta elf 14 14 vi ft 5
I Allien raiser a., v ta
I Aluminum 1 'li..lS In J 4 U'J4
I Alumnlum 7 H..loS I" lot
3 Am L T ta loss l"S l"
4 Am T a T la -13,. . .100, loo loos,
1 Am Tob 7 '.).,..nV, 1014 1034
4 Ana Cop ta lot l laov
I Ana Cop 7a 'It ..1014 1014 '"K
4 A Am Oil 14 ....101 1014 1014
It Armour ft t'o 7 ..1045 104 104
1 A t ft W I 6 .. tt tt 41
7 llelh Mteel 1 '3$. .144 104 104
7 lleth Heel It 'St. .101 1011 101
1 hklyn V Has 7 ..lot 1044 lot
I Csn N Ry ej 7s. .1014 107 1"IV4
2 ran N Hy 1 .... ' tii,
14 Cen Mttel la ..,,114 101
7 Com Power 4s .... 10 4 to
II Consults; Oaa 7 ..101 101
I Cen Us of It 1..10 lot
I Cuban Tel 14 ...lot lot
t Fed L Ilk 6a 143 III
a
lot
90
lot
100
104
lit
3 lien Asphllt I ..lot 10414 101
lot Goodrich Tlr 1 ..1014 0I 1014
111 Grand T ls .... 17 17 I7t
1 uulf oil 7a 100 io mo
1 Gulf Oil t .....
tl 114 II
In R T I '21.,
3 Kan O A R se,
I Kan Copper 7
II Lacled Oaa Ta
3 I. McN A I. 7
1 LI. Winch 7 .
.. 904 904 914
.. 154 114 16
..104 104 1045
.. tl tl
.. 194 - 94 994
..100 4 100 4 100 4
I Magma Cop 7a
lust, IUB4 J4
16 Morris ft Co 7U..1064 105 106
t Nat Acme 74s .. 94 94 96
1 Net Lea I I tl .11
It NY NH A H 7s.. St 144
3 Phil Kl 4 101 10IS 103
1 Phil Kl 64s .... 19 tl 994
3 Phil Pet 74" w w.024 1014 1025
5 P Ser C of N J Ts.lOIS, 1I 101
6 Rob Galr 7a 94' 97 17
3 Saka ft Co 7a .... 174 98
13 8 Hell Tel 7s ..1014, 10:4 102
6 S OH N Y 7s '1C..1064 1064 1064
10 8 OH N Y 7 '26. .10644 106 104
I 8 OH Ni Y 7 '31 . .109 10844 101
1 8 Oil N Y 14 ...104 1084 101
It Stew Warner I .110 1 08 4 H ,
1 Bun Oil 7 100 1004 100
36 8 A CO Ts 'it 103 10144 101
7 Texas Co 7s 101 101 101
1 II Rya of H 7s.104 1044 104
1 Valvorlne 7s II "54. St
14 West Klec 7 108 101 4 104
S Winchester 74s ..103 102 103
Foreign Bonds.
17 Argentine 7s '23 .100
91 100
94 95
62 62
74 74
18 Can steam i
16
60 drench Govt 4a
62
10 NY NH Fr 7a ..
14 Swiss 64
S U 8 Braxll 7 4
11 US Mexico 4 ..
74
.102 102 10244
. 17 1644
. 41 40 40
1
36 U 8 Steel af 5a....
1 Utah P ft L 6s...
I Va-Cr Chm 74...
t Va Ry 6
4 Wabaah lat 6a
1 West Elec 6a
12 Wrat Md lat 4a.
1 West Pac 6a ...
t West I n 6 4s ....
8 West Elcc 7s ...
.103 102 103
. 90 90 90
.106 106 1064
. 96 95 16
. 98 tl tt
.100 100 100
. 64 14 64
. 86 864 66
.109 1094 109,
.106 106 106
10 Wtck-Soen St '
,. 98 98 9844
30 Wilson A C sf 74a. 103
10 Wilson A C cv 6s. . 93
92
Tnt.l ..lee nf hands todsv Were 811.161,-
000 compared with $10,316,000 Monday and
$12,919,000 a year ago.
New Tork Sugar.
Vew Tmk. Julv 5. The raw ugar mar
ket waa firm and prlcea -were unchanged,
with enot Cuhas auoted at 3 316c. cost
and freight, equal to 4.7Sc for centrifugal,
with July shipment at 3 54c. coat and
freight, equal to 4.86c for centrifugal, al
though at the cloaa holdera were asking
higher prices. There were salea of 154,-
00 baga of Philippine laiana ceniruugais,
due It Auguet, at 4.86c for centruugai,
and 20,000 baga of Cuba for July ship
ment at quoted prices, to refiners, wnne
operators paid 3.15c f. o. b. for Cubaa.
equivalent to ailghtly above th 354c, cost
and freight level, tor 31.000 bags of Cuba
for July shipment.
The July futures mantel waa irreguiar
early, with prices at one time showing
declines of several points on some of
the actlv position under scattered liqui
rinttnn hut firmed ud later on renewed
trade buying prompted by the firmer feel
ing In the spot market.
Closing prices wer 3 to 5 points net
higher: July. 3.27c: September, 3.38c; De
cember, 3.46c; March, 3.27c.
Thera waa a better inquiry reponea
for refined sugar and prlcea were un
changed to 10 point higher, with fine
granulated quoted at 6.20c to 6.40c.
Refined futures, nominal, t-iosina: juij,
65c; September, 6.60c: December, 6.15c.
New York Coffee.
New York. July 5. The market for cof
fee futures openea at a aecnne ot
nnlnt. In an nHvanm nf 1 DOint Under
renewal of scattering near-month liquida
tion, and a little trade selling. Reports
f unsettled political conaitiuns in rtiasu
..mMl tn have a disturbing effect on
u.ntimeiW itiirinf the middle of the day,
and prices worked off to 9.80c for July
nil 9 50c for December, or about 9 to
IT nninta net lower on tne general list
Ithnnirh niia nesa was generally Quid, ine
lose was at about the lowest, showing
net decline of 7 to is points. bic
were estimated at, aoout .io.uuu iukb. wu.-
ng quotations: July, s ue: eepuniuei,
8c: October. 9.64c; ljereinner, ."t,
anuary. 9.65c: Marcn, r.tic; maj,
The spot market was quiet at 10 4c to
04ic for Rio 7s and 145-jc to 1444c for
Santoa 4s. Cost and freight oners were
bout unchanged, including mih ",n.u
r. at 13.90c to 14c for prompt and 13.56c
Tttiv-Sentpmlter shmment. mo is
were offered at 10.40c for prompt ship
ment.
Vew VneV Cotton.
v, Vork Julv 6. Increased realixing
sent the cotton futures list to lower levels
mdav. Prices dropped about c a pound
sn nnlnts In the first couple of hours.
Many interests wnicn naa uouin i.m v..
Monday, in anticipation ot maner ajit.
iuini r.hiee over the holiday and unfavor
able weather In the belt, wore doomed to
isappolntment. Tne decline in tne ni
fternoon extended to 22.10 cents a pound
for January ana ez points irom moimn.
. n,niei..tA lost hour rallv. however, car
ried pricea about 54 c a pound up from the
early low ana leu tne mnn
b, ina.,r nr ine moee.
Snot citton was aulet. 45 points de-
Mtne 93 sac for middling upland.
Southern spot markets: Galveston,
? nr.i. 50 minis -decline: New Orleans,
Kan i.neheno-eri: Savannah. 23.05. 25
Do'lnta decline; Augusta. 23c. 2B polnta de
cline; Memphis, 23c, unchanged; Houston,
23 65c. 25 points decline; Little Rock,
22.50c, 20 points sdvance.
New York General.
New - York. July 5 Flour Irregular;
spring patents. $7.7508.25; spring clear.
$5 7606.50; soft winter straights. $6.o0?
6 75- hard winter atralghts. $6.6007.00.
Wheat Soot. Irregular; No. 1 northern
nrin 11 58: No. 2 red winter. $1,32 4;
No. 2 hard winter, $1.33; No. 1 Manitoba,
$1.6354, and No. 2 mixed durum, $1.3a.
c. I. f. track, New York, to arrive.
Corn Spot, firm: No. 2 yellow, 854c:
No. 2 white, 85 4c and No. 2 mixed,
844 c, c. i. f. New York, all rati.
Oata Spot, steadier; No. 2 white, 47
0 46c.
Lard Easy; middle west, Sil.75011.SO.
Other artlclea unchanged.
Chicago Stock.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 248
Peters Trust building:
Armour ft Co., pfd
Cuilahy
Cont. Motor
Earl Motor
Libby
Montgomery-Ward ,
Stewart-Warner
Swift ft Co
Swift Int
Union Carbide
Wahl ,
Wrlgley
. 97
. 624
. 8 4
. 4
. 5
. 22
. 44
.1004
. 19
. 644
.- 66
.102
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga., July 5. Turpentine
Steady; $1.0801.104; aales, none: re
ceipta, 981 bbls. ; ahipments, 297 bbls. ;
stock, 4.703 bbls.
Rosin Firm: sales, 468 raska: receipts,
2,679 casks: shipments, 1.783 caaka; stock.
42,373 casks.
Quote: B. $4.40: D. $4.65: E. $5.00; F.
G. H, I. $5.05: K, 15.25; M, $5.50; N, $5.75;
tvu, ts.iv; w vv, 66. so.
New Tork Poultry.
New York. July 6. Poultry Live
ateady; broilers by express. 25035c;
fowls. 27c. Dressed steady; western chick
ens. 28 043c.
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and ail expenses
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Or Oar Local Agaat
Stanley Attacks
Progressives at
Tammany Hall
Kentucky Senator Term Leg
elation Before Congreis "In
aane anil Pernicious Satur
nalia of Socialism."
New York. July S An attack
on the "imaiie ami ' pernicious
laturnalia of tocialittic lrgitlatinn,"
patted by and being urged upon
congren, wat made yesterday by
Senator Stailey, democrat, Ken
tucky, in an addrett here at a Tam
many hall celebration. Traditional
principle! of the American govern
ment are being abandoned, he de
clared, in the tocalled "nrogrettive"
movement and the people are being
harassed by innumerable government
boards and bureaus.
Criticisms; the "progressive wing"
of the republican party, he said it
was ' the most ingenious inventor ot
new ways and means of invading
the vested rights of the states and
the liberties of the citizen."
Move in Wrong Direction.
"The great trouble with these
vociferous 'progressive!.'" said Sen
ator Stanley, is "that they are for
ever moving in the wrong direction.
Their energy and ingenuity is in the
main confined to the discovery ot
some new method by which a cen
tralized and omnipotent power may
extcjid its inquisitorial and ubiqui
tous authority. Weddings are to be
supervised by hygienic experts, and
martial rights determined by some
eugenic fool.
Babies are to be born by Icderal
2id and1 suckled under federal super
vision.
You cannot milk a cow without
a federal inspector at your heels. The
factory, the null, the counting house,
the office and the home literally
swarm with a horde of petty and
pestiferous representatives of this
paternalistic regime.
And the worst is yet to come, tor
bills are now pending to regulate,
supervise, censor or control the pub
lic press, public utilities, the sale
of securities, the minincr of coal
and minerals, the weaving of cloth,
horse-racing, football, baseball, mov
ing pictures. Sunday amusements,
everything in fact, from the birth of
the babv to the burial of the corpse
and from the operation of a railroad
to the settuig of a hen.
Regulate School Boys.
"Under the terms of the bill to
regulate horse-racing, by censoring
the mails and the press, a lad in col
lege in writing to his mother and
stating the odds on a football game
is liable to a fine of $5,000 or im
prisonment in the penitentiary for
five years.
"In short, ajid in fine, we have
come to the parting of the ways. The
old guard, impotent and discredited,
is left to the mercy of the Nonpar
tisan league and a triumphant so
cialistic organization masquerading
under the emblem of the bull
moose.
Senator Stanley appealed for con
stitutional government ajid a decen
tralization of federal powers, asking
if constitutional limitations were "to
be removed at the whim of omni
potent numbers, maddened by the
'blatant appeals of blind fanatics and
flannel-mouth demagogues."
"Theji have wc passed from de
mocracy to mobocracy," said Senator
Stanley in conclusion, "from govern
ment by laws and courts, and con
gresses, to a government by hysteria
and emotion, from order to chaos."
Foreign Exrhangsl
New York, July 6. Foreign Exchange
Irregular.
Great Britain Demand, $4.45; cables,
$4.46ti; 60-day bills on banks. $4.4:1.
France Demand, ,0821c; cables, .0821 He.
Italy Demand. .0460c; cables, .0160V4C.
Belgium Demand, .0775c; cables.
Germany Demand, .0023c; cables,
,0023Hf.
Holland Demand, ,3860c; cables, . 38G5c.
Norway Demand, .1645c.
Sweden Demand. .2580c.
Denmark Pemand, .2155c.
Switzerland Demand. .1900c.
Spain Demand. .1563c. 1
Greece Demand. .0270c. e j
I'oland Demand, .uuuz-tc.
Czecho-Slovaltla Demand, .0193c,
Argentine-Demand, .3600c.
Brazil Demand, .1660c.
Montreal .98 15-16c.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
The Omaha Trust Company
of Omaha, Nebraska, at the close of business, .June 30th, 1922.
RESOURCES
Bonds
Mortgages
Stocks
Collateral Loans
Warrants . .
Ban!: Certificates of Deposit . .
Bills and Accounts Receivable .
Other Assets
Advanced on Incomplete Loans
Trust Funds, Form 2
Securities held as agent
Furniture and Fixtures
Cash on hand
Cash in Banks
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital
Undivided profits
Trust Funds, Form 2
Trust Funds, other than Form 2 .
Unearned Commissions
In Suspense
Reserved for Taxes
Reserved for Interest .-
Real Estate Mortgage Interest Warrants
Funds held pending Investment
Real Estate Mortgage Interest collected in advance. ,
Other JtitbiMiA
BiUgVy8:
Tota!
State of Nebraska, County of Douglas, ss. I, Charles W. Mead, a
managing officer of the above named Trust company, do hereby
swear that the above statement is a true copy of the report made
to the Department of Trade and Commerce.
CHARLES W. MEAD.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this third day of Julv 19''
il. T. P VPWVioir v...
(Seal)
-
Frimi Policeman (iivei
llli.oil in i?af Comrade
San Franiinii, July 5. Forty
brother membert of the Sun ",n
citco police department ttood ready
to give up fMt 'f their Mood to save
i'oliceman Jotrph Waltli. shot In the
stomach Monday night when he sur
prised footpad robbing a pedettrian
in the apartment lioute district.
Twice yrtterday a man went upon
the operating table to (urniah blood
to rekindle th waning spark of life
in 1'olicrniaii Walsh'a body. The
first was patient at the hospital.
For a time Walsh rallied, then began
tn sink again ami 1'olicetnan Michael
Min hell gave blood for his comrade.
Todav it v.as said I'oliceman
Walsh had an even chance for recovery.
BASE BALL TODAY
Oniht v$. Denver
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Cam ctllod at 3:30 p. m.
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COSTS YOU BUT 35c IF YOU
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CAFE AND CAFETERIA
186,426.12
307,476.23
238,482.50
13,150.00
39,994.27
36,825.33
80,437.76
19,386.53
37,873.25
2,641,211.93
472,185.14
4,000.00
2,491.13
176,919.01
,.$4,256,859.20
200,000.00
99,602.09
2,641.211.93
472,185.14
25,734.61
93,836.37
9,404.81
25,817.78
615.00
538.216.34
3,713.91
16,521.22
130,000.00
$4,256,859.20
"a aunt, iiuiary ruoiic.
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