THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. JULY 9. 1922.
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Omaha Grain
OnuU. July 8, I .'..
, The ("icnn.iii political and fnuiui.tl
tituatiott caused Kin" price to break
badly today ami at the el(-e were at
about the lowest, (ivrrnanv Ii.h ak
ej the reparation ioiiimiim in
grant the Kovcrinnciit 4 moratorium,
ttating that it rami"'! rtici-i the nct
payment, due July 15. fierman mark
told at .lX i t.l.iv.
The next monthly government re
port on grain will be iucd Monday
kt -'15 . 111. (hli.lK.) tllllc,
Total rrcript at Ui:i.ir.i were fi
far. again-.! 6.1 cait last yinr. Ship
ment auttrrtate I''1' nr. a tout
pared wiih J car a r..r
Weakliest in ouUiilf in.nkei wa
felt VI the local mirkct and iricc
(or cash win at were Ic di -V lower:
imf were 1' jc lower, tye w.i-. quoted
nominally Jo lower, ami I'.irlev was
2c to .If lower.
Two tars of new wlir.it were i:i
today ami t,'radrd No. .) haul winter,
and old at f! O
w in: , ?
No. I hard w.iurr 1 car (10 per c-:il
dark I, II
N.i. 1 lur.l wliii!-! 4 II i
Nn. 1 hard u.l.-r - 2 in.-il. II H.
I car (71 p.r,rnt .Ink .mut'-l. II I:,
N.i 4 linn! h Inler : I i i1. II. "I.
ffamula herd wtrit.-r: I ur I'-'i pound
weevil), f LOT ; 1 .r lonill, II, o : 1
t-ir 4,bf per cant dent iliiiMgcii, weeiisi,
II "I.
No. 2 yellow hard J .nr. II "2.
No. 3 puxftj; t ear liluiuru, MnuMv),
.
CORN.
No. 1 white: 1 tar. 6,'.,r.
No. while: I cara. tr. !
No, 2 yellow: f. turn, f.T'v".
No. ellnw: I enr. t. 7 . -.
No. 2 mised: 2 cars, 65 c.
No. mixed: 1 i ir. 52c.
HATS
No. I whlla: 1 nr U!il)eis' weights),
34c; 2 run, 24o.
BARLEY.
No. 4: 1 rar. 5"c,
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Curlolii )
Week Year
Rerelpte Today Ago. Ann
Wheat II H 11
Corn 4 4 87 27
Oala :s 21 I t
Rye 1 n 1
Barley 0 0 1
Wcfk Yc-ir
Shipments Today Ago Abo
Wheat IK s n
Corn 1"H 67 bl
Oat 19 60
Rye 4 0
Barter o 0 0
CHICAGO RECEIPTS
Work Year
Carlota Today. Agi. Ago.
Wheat 31 2H 122
(torn 228 39 I art
Oala 92 102 ill
KANSAS CITY KKCU:i'TS.
AWelc Yrar
Tarlota Today. Aho. Ako.
Wheat lrm 7H 4.12
Corn i4 3 30
Oal 7 i
BT. S.OL'IS KKCEIPTS.
Wei'k Tear
Tarlots Today. Ako. Aijo.
Wheat 15 C 22
Corn 42 Mi 20
Oaia m :i9 i
NORTHWESTKKX WHEAT HKCKIPTS.
Week Yrar
Carlota Today. Ako. Ako.
Minneapolis I'm 1 1 27
Duluth ta 6S 3ll
Wlnnlpe? Hti 17
Holiday.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By ITpdk Grain Co.. PP. 2087. July
Art. Open. I High. I Low. Cloae. Yea.
Wht.
July
' Sep.
Dec.
Rye
July
Hep.
Dec.
Corn
July
Sep.
Dec.
Oala
July
Sep.
Dec.
Lard
July
Serf.
Rlba
July
Sep.
I
l.iavi i.i!
I
1 15H
1.12
1.1214
1 .11 4
1.15
1.16 U
.844
.S4.
S5Vi
.M
.(iiii
.ia"
.65', 4
.25 H
.4U4
.41 Vs
1.12 K
1.13-4
1.13-U
1.1.1 '.4
1.12 U
l.U'-i
1.1514
.844
.84 li
.86
1.12
1.111
1.1
l.lSij
1.13 U
.8i
.82
.H4?i
l.n'Af no's
1.15'.i
.4Si
.84
.854
.82
.H2
.an
.11 H
.63
MM .6S14
.64 H .uei
.64!
.64 U
I
,65l 16374
.65
.S5H;
.3SUI
.14 'i
.37
.S5'4
.38
.41 i
11.07
11 27
.3U
.41Vi
.40
10.95
110.77 110.77
lin.so
11.00 11.00
11.22
111.10 I0.60 10.60 11.18
10. 7 1 10. 56 (10.65 11. 07
Kunaaa City Oraln.
Kansaa CHv, Mo July 8, Wheat Caan,
No. 2 hard. 11.06 to J1.40; No, 2 red,
1.021.11.
Corn No. t white, 685Sc; No. 2
yellow, 62c.
Hay Prarle, $13.00 (ff 1 4.00.
Kansna Cltv. Mo.. July 8 Wheat
Close, July. $1.03; September, I1.05T4; De
cember, $1.0574.
' Corn July, 6iil4c; September, B91c; De
cember, 69 54 c.
Mlnnenpolia Ornin,
Minneapolis, July 8. Wheat Cash : No.
1 northern, 1 1.32 St 1.37 : July, 1.35;
September, 11.18; Dei-ember. 1.174.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 5i57c.
Oats No. S white, 32!i35!ic
Barley 49(S58i-.
Rve Xo. 2. "tfHSiTTVic.
Kiax No. X, 12.63 2.0S.
St. Loula (irnln.
St. I.oui, .lulv 8. Wheat July, $1.07 H :
September, ll-ORIs.
Corn July, fls-c; eptemner. J,?aC.
Oats July, 27c; September, 37c.
tttnnefliKilis Hour.
Minneapolis. Minn.. Julv s. Flour 15c
to 40c lower: family patents, $7.60 7.75.
Bran $14.3016.00.
Cotton Futures.
New York. July 8. Cotton futures
opened steady: July. 22.i-.Sr. btd ; Oc
tober, 2T.75c; December. 22.50c; January,
22.25c: March, 22.12c.
Cotton futures closed steady; July,
22.48c; Cc'tbT, ?2.45r; December, 22.25c;
January, 21.27c, March, 21.s.1c.
. Chicago rotatoc.
' Chicaco, July S. Potatoes Market,
barrel stock atrongr: trade holding off;
receipts. 14 cars; total United States ship
ments. 855: eastern shore Virginia stave
. barrels. Irish cobblers, operators asking
$5.25 for readinp brand. No sales re
ported; sacked stock demand g-ood; mar
ket firm: Kansas sacked early OhTos No.
1, mostly $2.50 awt.
Chteaco Prodnee.
Chicago. July s. Butter No session.
Feps No session.
Poultry Alive, lower; fowla. 23jc;
broilers, 26?35r: roosters. 144c
New York Poultry.
New York. July 8. Poultry T.lve. quiet:
prices unchnaRed; Uretaed, weak; western
chickens, :s!4uc
naxseed.
Duluth. Minn., July 8. Flaxseed July.
12.59 asked; September, $2,544; October,
$2 4914 bid.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City. Mo.. July . Ersts But
ter and Poultry Cm-hansed.
New York Poultry.
St. Louie. Mo.. July . Poultry. Butter
and Eggs Unchanged.
Chicaco Stocks.
TAange of prices of the leadlne: Chicago
stocks furnished by Ijjgin & Bryan. 24S
Beters Trust building:
Close.
Armour Co. pfd 97 ,
Edison cam 131g
Continental Motor 8'i
Earl Motor '14
. T.itby 2
Stewart-Warner
Swift a Co im
Swift Int US
Union Carbide
Wahl f"1!
Wngley 10214
Bar Silver.
New York. July 8. Foreign bar silver,
71 Sc.
Mexican dollars. 54T4c.
'Tillie"' Hits 19th.
Philadelphia. Julv 8. Clarence
"Tillie" Walker of the Athletics
knocked out his 19th home run of
the season off Faber of the Chicago
White Sox in the first inning of to
day's game. There was no one on
bases.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Chicago Grain
I
i By CHAKLES D. MICHAELS.
iiim. ma lie 1 en.eu mrav
l liiui!". Juiy Ktiwnnal ami
u.dii al iU vi liiiiiieni in ('icrmany
wire rtaiiouailili- r a alurp ikiluic
m li e piiic i.f 11 tir'it'.
'1 he i-.iitii lllii; i.( wheat hy that
oniitiv in 1 .t 1- is uii.lirtouil to have
lain nn ,1 I.n.'c i.i!i',
in 1 11l.1i.11 wh.i hniinlit recrnily
ri'itiiiM an ailiuiue wire (oreeil tu
mII nut at l.'w v At the nuide Un-
nrc, w lii-al w.n nil .''l.' ji', Coin
1 ',(.' ji ami wi lcal)4C 'ri,"
the ilue ot llic previous day. Kuul
ira'le-. were ahout the bottom, with
pet n.-i- of IU('J.-,, jc 011 wheat, l'j
fij',1 nn torn, Md(u U.c on at
and J ti' on rye. I.ard wa nif 2K'l
.iur ,im -hurt rds JJ'itfiSSe.
iitam eliiM'd at the inside tik'nrrt
f il.e week and allowed eon-ider-.J.le
luse, lOiupared with the pre-
1. ills week. C'roi) developments
were uiornMr. While the demand
lor 1:1 n wtit-at siiowea improvement,
the I. -. was at lores' of SWnJliv.
l urii (Implied 1 ,a'ii 2 lo, oats 2'f 2' we
.'tn rye 4' af'i.5 liic. l'rovixions were
al-.o alleeied by the foreign sittia
tinii and I tt il l"-t 55'm 5"JvC ami rih
f l.tL'fii I.U.t.
P.inrlsli Ni'ita Ignored.
Tim ii.it.. 1 11 id 11. 1 iitiiniinn In the (cif
1t.1l run 11I l. K. the luill. of wlilrll was
,.f ,1 M-iinsli 1 hat aiiii'. i iup Mut: from
ilm .i!ili.-l i-(l little t lie !' ulred and
v.c..tti I 1 iilhl.t:iillri III III were aliullt what
the eii iutf wheat net il.'d. No mention uf
1 eat u Hindi- duiiiiK ihe day. Export
.l.-mnii.l riiMtlniira v.ry alow and while
-iiiiii. haf.l wintir waa eci-ured tl'olil the
w. hi hy nn- eiiibuiird. It waa to fill ulil
iiaUn.
I-ulrlv g. nt-nil li.uldatlun was In evl
il'iiic in all trains, with nuiiiernua slop
f.'i nrdrra i-auKht on Ihe way down. Ih
f . 1 1 : 11 if nf wlilrll waa ri-siun:dli!e fur th
l.r. ilk in the extri-iiio low figurea of th
d.iy. In ulli-ul (hvro waa good buying of
September at II 12 hy commti-aloti houses
and brokeiH with Hcaboard i-untu-ctuina,
but th.y were uulckly filled. The lata
stendini-ss III all gralna waa due 10 week
end evi-nlng up.
crop i-cpurta on iorn have become much
more favorable, due to recent rains and
ihe weekly furecat-t auggeated further
iin.isttiri would bo received ahorlly. Cash
demand w.ia fair, with fresh receipts up
'i '(' i-'ic, as cniiipni-cil with September, No
thr.-shlng of early oats haa been dona in
Ihe nuiiu northern scotlona of the belt so
fa.
Kve waa dominated by the action of
other gr.ilns mid the Herman rtevlopmenta
and broke sharply. Some hedging pres
sure was in evidence.
Pit Notes.
'Pio.peets are that Ihe government re
port will suggest a spring wheat crop of
ainuad 250.(1110.000 bu.ihels," aaid P. 8.
i.ooitnian nf Clonii-nt. Curtis Co., In re-vli-wing
crop conditions. "Thla will ba
materially rutsed ahould the crop escape
rust damage. The Pacific northwest has
a poor crop nnd beyond Improvement.
With the fall In winter wheat, the total
yield this season will not exceed last year,
at least, nnd may fall below. Corn crop
1m ,1unt fair. In the southern part of the
country Ihe crop is poor In growth and
little or no Improvement can be expected."
July wheat went to n premium of near
ly 2c over the Sepicnil-ir today, and closed
1,0 aliove. It la said that local interests
control the bulk of July contracts. North
western interests ivere good buyers of
July here. stocks nre to show another
big decrease, as ehlpments for the week
were 824,0'iD and receipts only 351.000
bushels. There is very little cash wheat
here that is unsold and not under orders
to go out,
Sontiment at the close was about as
biarlvh on (Trains as it ever gets. There
was evidence of leading Interests support
it. g all grains on the breaks, hut gen
erally the buying was poor, while east
ern interests were heavy sellers of Sep
tember and December wheat, nearly all the
big houses havir- oi-i-n.
Liquidation in the July and September
lard caused ono nf the worst breaks of
iiite. Provision specialists say domestic
consumption of l.ird is liberal. They ex
pert a decline in the hog receipts, as
usually about this period thev begin to
drop off. Whether the surplus lard
Ntock'ran be marketed at present or
higher prices Is the problem confronting
the tradi.
Hupplles of wheat on ocean passage, ns
given hv the London Oraln, Seed and
Oil Reporter decreased 2,560,000 bushels
and corn 87,000 bushels. Oata Increased
7i)fl.ono bushels. Total wheat supplies ars
49 280 000 bushels: corn. IS, 317, 000 bush
els, and oats 6.200,000 bushels.
Country loadings of grain on the Wichita
(Kan.) division of the Rock Island rail
roail for shipment to any point except
Wichita were embargoed at midnight.
Julv 7. Local officials of the Rock Island
had no report on the embargo.
Furnished by the stats of Nebrsska, dt
ps rtment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholesale Wholesale
Buylne Sellinc
Price: Price:
Omaha Produce
.300 .33
.180 .22
.21l) .25
.12 .15
.42(9 .45
.24(8 ;25
.15J .16
.2IIBI .26
.21 .22
.16 .20
.36 .40
.34 .39
.24 .28
lima, light lfi .18
Hens, heavy is fS .19
Coclis u is -J"
DRESSED rULXTKl,
BrnileVs
Hens ...
Cocka ...
No. 1....
No. 2
Crsc'.is ..
EGG.
. .20 (til ,2t
. .16 .17
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints
Creamery, tut) ;
I'nnntri- common .2219 .25
Hut. fat, sta. pr.. .27 .28
HAY.
Prairie No. 1 upland, U3.0014.00; No.
2 upland. $10-00912.00: No. S upland, $7.00
9 00; No I midland. $12 0013.00: No.
2 midland. $9.00011.0": No. 3 midland,
STOOSfSOO: No. 1 lowland. $S.0010.0O;
No. 2 lowland. $7,003-8.00.
Alfillf!,No i. $15.ooBU.OO; standard.
ni.00itiil3.00; No. 1. $10.0011.00: No. S.
$S.flOSi9.00.
Straw Oat, $8.009.00; wheat, $7.00
8.0O
Wholesale prices ot bef cuts are as
follows. No. 1 ribs 21c: No. 2 ribs 20'4c;
No. 3 ribs, 15c. No. 1 loins. 271 No.
2 loins, 27c; No 3 loins, 20c. No. 1
rounds, 2tc; No. 2 rounds, 2014c; No. 3
rounds. lSVie. No. 1 chucks, 12c; No. .
chucks. 11c; No. 3 chucks. Sc No 1
Plates, ol,c; No. 2 plates. 5c; No. S plates,
4C' HIDES AND WOOU
Beef hides; Oreen salted No. 1. per lb.,
6'J7c; green salted No. 2, par lo., 66c;
green hides No. 1, per lb..4!8r,c; green
hides No 2. per lb.. 34c: green salted,
old stock, per lb.. 2 2c; green sa ted bu 1
hides No. 1, psr lb., 4c; green salted bull
hides No. 2. per. lb.. 3c.
Hors hides: Large, ssch. $300: medium,
each, $2.50; small, each. $J.00: pony and
glues, each. $i.001.2i
Sheep pelta: Oreen salted, as to alts
and wool, each, 75c$$l 00.-
Wool: Choice fire and H-blnod. per 10..
27 4? 32c; medium and 14 -blood, per lb.. $
30c; low and U-blood. per lb.. 1822c:
turry wool, -psr lb., 124'17c.
FRUITS.
r.ananos: Per lb.. 7'4c Oranges: Slza
216 and larger, $9.0009.50; aize 2a0, $8.00
68.2.-.; sue -8S, T.00J.50; size 324. $6.00
sfs.r.0. Lemons: Box. according to size.
5T.r.O9.oO. lirarefruit: Crates, according
to Size, $ It . II it U i .ID. i-eaiiica. ucv..o, -
basket crates. $3.504.i'0. Apricots: 4-
L ., Tsf.i en ntiimc. l.hsli.
DMit ( i riivi', i L. -
ket crates. $2.7. Cherries: Home grown,
, A Onfla.lla.ri.l!
MI. uuses, per i e...-.
. , o . . . . ci 1 Tneen.
inonie grown, n1...,
berries: 24-qt. boxes. $5.75. Strawberries:
Crates. 24-qt. boxes. $3.75114.00. Apples:
i lii.:-ai). ac. i iiihk .if eiw e.tu .u.
$3.2i3.75: Newton pippins, according to
size and grade. $3.50. Figs: 24 pkgs., (
PLANTS.
lomaio: rer iw, ei.i..'.
Pansy Plants: Per dox., 10c; per box.
$3.75.
Sioux City Lire Stork.
Sioux c-.ty. la July 8. Cattle Re
ceipts, 400 head; market compared to
wtek ago: Fed r-teers and yearlinga 50c
$1.00 higher: warmed up and grass steera
and yearlings i'5S50c higher: top year
lings and heavies. $10.00: fat cowa end
heifers 50c higher; canners Cc higher:
veals $1.00 higher: top. $9,50; feeders
steady; calves steady; bulls, stags, etc.
2i it 50c htgher; feeding rows and heifers
strs'ly: s'nekers steady: best. $7.00.
Hogs Receipts. 7.000 head: market
steady: batchers. it.5D0ia.S4: llgbta,
$10 it); heavy facking. is.iOQtOO.
Sheeji No teceipts; market compared
to week ato 25$50c higher; choice lambs.
113.25: rhoke jearlings. $11.56; light
ewes, $6.25.
Spot Cotton.
Nw York. July 8. Spot Cotton Quiet;
middling, 22.T5&
'l Live Stock
Omaha. July I.
n its Wrf:
iffnial Monday . ,
iff mat Wednesday. ,
ulii ul Tliurs.la) , , ,
((final r'ruiar
Kalim! Kilunlay ..
his dale this Mi-eU.
Nimi dva laat week
Maine 2 weed aftl, . ,
Mama )r aro
CtMle.
J.U
JU
Vi.1
Ilia
11 Hi
U 01T
4 Hi
lijil
imc
.i"i
45
IIIIII
lhep.
1 :,!
T )
:.t;j
,uau
4J,)1
71 ;r.
7S.IH
I'.J.f
si.m
li.ejo
II !U
64.I4.'
rlaolpta and d;aiua:tlnn of llveatuik at
h talon atn Us aid, nmalij, Neti, f.ir
.1 huuia, rnains al I in. Inly 1, I);.'
KKlKIPtS iAltt.iTH
Cauls. llo
c, if. a Hi P, l.y 1
Union fio K. II. Si
('. A S. W. It)., e.t 1 t
(.' N V llv . we.t .,,,.,,.1 4
('. ft. I", M. u. llv 14
C, II, w. H) , rat I
C , l a J llv , We.t ( 14
O. It. I P, et 1
I', M I. A P.. u.-at 4
Total rarelp'a I IT
DIsTtirlTION IlKAD?
ig.
Armour A C
Cuiialiy Packing Co
I ".Id I'a.klnx in
M.rtm I'mklni I'o ,
is II
.lot
tut
004
:
10$
3.!
Kwtft C
J. M. Murphy
Mwarti Co
Armour Co. from Hlnux Falls
Corn NIto Serum Co
Total
.1,257
Caitlelteee,is. 200 head. All rlasaes
of tattle were nominally steady today nt
the week'a good advance. Kuppllea this
ue.-k have teen the smallest In months,
leaa than 19.1.00 head, and fat rattle
prices have advanced rupldly to new high
leveta for the year, steera gaining aruuiid
S (. while yearlings and she stock are
5c 1i 75c higher than a week ago. Top on
steers reached a new high mark for the
year of 110.15, and yearlings touched
llo.un. Feeders were unchanged all week
on very scanty supplies.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
I. i .-. 9.7510.16; good to choice beeves,
19.40'u 9.75; fair to good beeves, In uoty
9 40; common to fair beeves, l4.69t(t.on;
choice to prim yearlinga, l 60 10.00;
good to choir earllnga. K.40.0: fair
( good yearlings, ix 408.90; common to
fair yearlings. I7.60ti8.40; cnoire to prime
heifers. $8 2591.00; good to choir heif
ers. $7.26jr .si; fair to good heifers, It 50
? 7.25 ; choice to prim cows, 17,1(07.76:
good to fair cows, 6.Ii725; good to
choice feeders. $7,404) 8 00; fair to good
feeders, $6.757.35; common to fair feed
ers. $.0O.76; good to choir stock era.
$7. 50$. 1;. fair to good Blockers, $6.f0
" 40; common tp fair stockers, $6.60
0 50; stwk heifers, $4.005.75; stock cows,
I3.50iS4.60: stork calves, 5.607.50; veal
calves. 1(1.00 10.60; stock built. 14.50
6.00; bulls, stags, etc., $3.7607.00..
Hogs Receipts, 8,000 head. On good
dimand fropi all quarters Saturday trading-
waa active at price ruling steady
to 10c higher. Light hogs sold mostly at
ft0.35Siiln.45, xvlth top price of 110.60,
and medium weight butchers 10.0010.30,
and strong weight butchers at $9,764$
10.00. Light mixed toads were mostly
at I'JMO'rf 10.15 and the bulk of good hogs,
$9.7 6 (5r 10 40. Heavy mixed and packing
grades were ttrong to unevenly higher,
with the bulk of this class at $9 0049.50.
with extreme rougha at $8.238.75. Val
ues aro now 25& 35c higher than a week
ago.
HOOfl.
Nn, Av. Sh. Pr. No. AV. Sh. Pr.
54.. 323 350 $ 8 90 36.. 383 ... $ 8 85
64. .298 110 25 68. .315 140 9 30
06. .300 70 t 41) 57. .280 110 9 60
62. .210 ... 9 56 69. .205 ... 9 65
67.. 253 70 9 75 0.8.. 233 ... 9 80
74. .246 40 t 86 72. .240 ... 9 90
22. .327 ... 10 00 62. .260 ... 10 10
65. .294 ... 10 15 32. .177 ... 10 25
76. .238 ... 10 35 69. .223 ... 10 40
68. .197 ... 10 45 80. .193 40 10 60
Sheep No teceipts. Strength and
activity has featured the week'a lamb
trade with prices for each session and
closing values 7690c higher than a week
ago. Western lamba are closing the
week with best quality quoted at $13.50
13.65, fed clip lambs $1!.4012.60 and na
tive lambs $13.2613.50. Feeders have
buen In good demand, prices ruling strong
and closing - the.- week 2550c higher.
Sheep are about a quarter higher, with
native, tl.0013.26; feeder lambs, $9.00
best light cowa quoted at $6.25.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs Fat
lambs, western. $11.5013.75; fat lambs,
12.O0; cull lambs, $6.00011.00: fat year
lings, $9,0011.4O; fat wethers, $5.50
8.50; fat eiises, light. $5.500.50; fat ewes,
heavy, $3.005.50,
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, July 8 Cattle Receipts, 500
head; compared -with week ago, 25 to 35c
higher; strictly choice and prime ad
vancing least; spots on lower grades up
more; fat cows and heifers mostly 25c
higher; lower grades strong to 15c up,
canners and cutters about steady; bulls
mostly SOo higher; veal calves, 75c higher;
stockers and feeders' practically the same;
week's top on beef steers, $10.30: week's
bulk beef steers. $8.759.90; beef .cpws
and heifers. $5.257.50; canners and cut
ters, $2.903.76; veal calves, $8.60
9.25; desirable stockers and feeders, $6.00
7.00.
Hogs Receipts, 5.000 head; strong to
10c higher on all grades; spots up more;
top, $11.00; bulk good butchers, $10.60
II. 00; hold over moderate; pigs, strong lo
25o higher; mostly $9.610.00; packing
sows, mostly $8.769.40; heavyweight.
il0.5010.8C; medium, $10,706)11.00: light,
$10.9011.00; light light, $10.1010.90;
packing sows, smooth, $8.909.66; pack
ing sows, rough, $8.509.00; killing pigs,
$9.2510.15.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 7,000 head;
mostly direct; market steady; compared
with week ago, fat lambs heavy and
medium weights fully 60 to 75c higher;
spots. $1 up; light sheep, yearlings and
feeders mostly 25c higher; week's top fat
lambs, $14.00; fat ewes. $7.60: weeks
bulk fat lambs. $13.0013.76; ewes, $5.7
(8)7.00.
St. Joseph Lire Stock.
St. Joseph. July 8. (U. S. Bureau -of
.r-,.-.- o...lni. 9110 henri;
ftiariieis. nmin ubitikw. .
compared with week ago, best beef steers,
yearlings, sne siock anu ouiis, u u u
higher; others and calves, steady; weak
. I...,,. . Kui .).., si onift)
10.00; yearlings, $8.25 to $9.80; beef cows.
46.00 to se.liu; Cannes anu cuiieis, n.
to $5.25; calves, $7.50.
Hogs Receipts , 5.500 head; active;
KtlOll llfciOL ailll llinmiiu, o.""i, v
higher than yesterday's average; heavies
ana mixea graues. sirauy, num. im
230-pound weights. $10.65 to $10.80; pack
ing sows, strong; shippers took about
1,200 head; average cost yesterday. $10.60;
light, 253 pounds; top. $10.80; bulk of
sales. $10.30 to $10.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 700 head;
todav'a receipts selling steady; fat lambs,
$13.50; culls. $7.00; today's receipts sell
ing steady; fat lambs, $13.60; culls, $7.00;
ewes, $6.00 to $6.25; compared with, week
iiro nuiK, pnoea lai. iniui.i". i... -w
$13.50; culls, $6.607.00; light and handy
nn n 4E- knnl,in. CI CO
nt'lKIll BWIS, e'".u.r iu tu.-y, uccic, t.uu,
culls, $1.50 to $3.00.
St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louis. 111.. July 8.--CUle Re
ceipts. 200 head. Compared" with week
ago: Beef steers and bologna .bulls, : 5.0c
higher: Texaa ateers, canners and etocker
steers. 20c higher; light yearlings and
beef cows. 50c to 75c higher: veal calves,
steady. Top for week: Native steers,
tto.00; yearlings. $10.10; heifers. $9.50..
Bulk for week; Native steers, $.25.o0;
Texas steers, $6.0OQ6.35; yearlings, $7.7S
if SOI); cows, $4. 50C5.75; canners, $2.35
2.75; bulls, $4.505.00; stocker steers,
$5. 26 Iff 6. 2 5.
Hogs Receipts, 4.500 head: active. 6c
to 10c higher; top, $11.10; bulk HO to
220-pound averages. Ill.00ll.10: bulk
240 to 280 pounders, 10.75f 10.90: good
100 to 130-pound pigs. $10,005 10.75;
packer 30ws, $8.759.40.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 400; steady.
Compared with week ago: Fat lambs. 50c
to 75c higher; sheep, steady; top lambs.'
lete In , week. tl3.6o; bulk. $13.25613 65;
culls, $5.50jf 6.00; fat light ewes, $5,604
00: heavies. $2.5083.00; (rood and choice
yearlings to 4-year-old breeding ewes,
$0.50 7.00.
Foreign Exchange.
New York. July's. roreign Exchange
Irregular: Great Britain, demand, $4.444;
cables. $4 44; 60-day bills on banks,
$4.424.
France, demand, .0784c; cables, .07844c.
Italy, demand .04.2c; cables. .04424c.
. Belgium, demand, 0748c; cable,
.074814C
Germany Demand, advanced to .0019H;
cables. .0013 U in the late dealings.
Holiand. demand, ..882c; cables, .3SS8&
Norway, demand. .16ibr. r
Sweden, demand, ,2580c.
Denmark, demand, .2153c.
Switzerland, demand. .19106.
Spain, demand. .1558c.
Greece, demand, .0293c.
Poland, demand, ,0oo2c.
Ciecho-Slovakia. demand, .0207e,
Argentine, demand. .3587c
Brazil, demand, .1397c.
New York Prndne.
New York. July S. Butter Unsettled;
receipts. 16.854 tubs.
Eggs Irregtilar; receipts. 17.53S cases.
Cheese Firm: receipts, 3,723 boxes.
Montreal, tlc.
trust companies for the week (five day).
shows that they hold $37,907,490 In ex
cess of legal requirements. This ts an
increase of 121. 040.000 from last week.
III
Financial
By FRANKLIN K. SPRACUE.
Omaha. Mm aNU4 Wire.
New York, July 8 In today'
stock market there wat a deposition
to give Krcater heed to the court of
event abroad, particularly in Ger
many, and at further unfavorable
tievt developed price in all quarter
of the market were reactionary.
There wan a natural desire on the
part of prolcxsional trader to even
up commitments over the week-end
in the belief that a political rrisi as
well at an economic one might de
velop in Germany.
There wat no urgent telliiiR. but
quiet pressure was exerted from the
Hart of trading and few ttockt were
able to clone the day with Kaiiu. The
railroad tale were slightly reaction
ary and some of the more speculative
industrial dipped down rather
sharply. So far a domestic new
wa concerned, the day was without
any disturbing factor.
F.xclung I ne4tled.
The foreign exchange market was un
settled, with nuoks making a new low
And French francs dropping temporarily
tinder their close of (he preceding day.
The further decline In marks attracted
the greatest attention, since weakness in
the exchange rule waa accompanied by
disturbing news development to the ef
fect thit Germany would ask for a mora
torium on the next r"paratlona payment.
The continued weakness In franca was
again linked up with Ihe Hernia n situa
tion, despite Ihe fii-t that undoubtedly the
greater portion of the- decline from the
year's high has been result not of doubt
over reparationa, but rather a product at
heavier Imports.-
One of the Interesting development had
to do with Ihe receipt of $2,600,000 for c.
count of the British, treaeury. which w
deposited with J. P. Morgan A Co. This
Is the first gold that has arrived from
this quarter In many a month and It la
understood thst an amount equal to that
received todsy is In proces of shipment.
This (old. it appears. Is to be used as a
payment on Interest debt.
Range of prices of the leading (locks
furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248 Peter
Trust tulldiay::
naay
New York Stocks I
High. Low. CIos. clo.
RAILROADS.
A.. T. A S. F. ...101H 101 101 101H
Haiti. & Ohio ... 6114 49 41 T4 61
Cana. Paolfic ....140 13914 1394 14014
N. Y. Central .... 8H I4V4 94V4 614
Chesa. A Ohio ... 8 It 68 68
at. Northern .... "OH 79H 19 80i
Illinois Cent. ...108 108 10S 10x14
K. C. Southern .. 26 H 26 25 26 44
Lehigh Valley ... 05 64H 64H M
Missouri Paclflo . 22H 2214 $114 H
N. Y. & N. H. ... 31 30 30 Sl4
North. Pclfio ... 77 76V4 74 7714
Chicago & N. W. 76ti 7614j 7 If
Penn. R. R. ... 4414 44 44 444
Reading 76 76 75 7
C, R. I. A P. ... 444 43H 43 44
South. Pacific ... 904 to 90 10
South. Railway ... 25 244 244 25
Chi. M. A St. P. 284 7 87 28
Union Pacifio ...141 141 141 141Vi
STEELS.
Am. Car Fdry....l61 114 161 1654
Allls-Chalmers ... 504 60 50 19
Am. Loco 1124 112 112 1134
Baldwin Loco 115 113 113 115
Bethlehem Steol... 76 76 76 76
Colo. F. A I St 31 31 31
Crucible 74 72 73 75
Am. Steel Fdry... S6 36 S6 36
Lackawanna Steel. 76 76 76 74
Midvala Steel 34 84 34 .14
Pressed Steel Car. 77 77 77 77
Rep Stl. & Iro.i... 72 704 704 71
Sloss-Scheffieid .. 46 45 45 45
IT. S. Steel 89 18 98 99
Vanadium 46 45 45 46
COPPERS.
Anconda 63 52 52 634
Am. S. & R. pfd... 6214 62 62 62
Cerro De Pasco.... 37 37 37 37
Chili 22 224 224 22
Ohino 80 29 4 2 9 4 29
Oreen Cananea ... 31 31 31 31
Inspiration 42 41 41 41
Kennecott 3fi 354 36 36
Miami 29 4 29 li 29 29
Neva. Consol. ... 17 17 17 17
Ray Consol 16 16 16 16
Seneca U 12 13 13
Utah 644 64 64 64,
OILS.
C.en. Asphalt ... 67 65 654 67
Cosden 49 47 47 49
Call. Peterol .... 64 62 62. 64
Island Oil
Invincible Oil 14 14 14 14
Mexl. Peterol ....1634 160 161 14 ll.OVi
Middle States ... 13 13 13 13
Pacific Oil 58 57 57, 694
Pan-American ... 72 70 70 71
Phillips 61 60 60 52
Pierce Oil 8 8 8 8
Pure Oil 30 29 29 80
Royal .Dutch 58 57 57 '4 68
Sinclair Oil 334 321, 32 33
Standard Oil N J 185 183 1834 186
Texas Co. 47 46 47 47
Union Oil 22 22 22 4 22
White Oil 8 8
MOTORS.
Chandler 70 70
Oeneral Motors.... 14 14
Willys-Overland .. 8
Pinrce-Arrow 19 Vt 19 4
8
70
14
8
70 4
144
8
191-4
19
White Motor 48
Studebaker 134 131 131 134
RUB15ER AND TIKES.
Flak 15 15 16
15
39
49
16
16
63
Goodrich 39 4
Kelley-Springfleld 49
Keystone.Tire 164
AJax ..."
IL S. Rubber 63
39
39
47 4
15
47
13
614 61
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar... 43 45
A., Q. A W. I.... 37 37
Am. Inter. Corp. . 424 42
45
37
42
47
.18
424
American Sumatra 40 39
40
Am. Telephone.... 120 12014 1204 120
American Can i.i
Central Leather... 38
Cuba Cane 16
Cuban -Am. Sugar. 24
Corn Prod 103
Famous riayers .. 82
49
494 49
37
16
24
102
814
168
37 38
1 6 16 4
24 24
102 104
82 82
168 168
39 39
Oen Elec l'
Grt North Ore 39 4
Int Harvester 1004
Am H & L pfd.. 69
U S Ind Ai 56 4
Int Paper 60
Int M M pfd .....73 4
39
1004 100 100
B9 en
5li'4
49
72
66 4
49
72
57
49
73
80
77
49
79 ,
48
42
59
90
Am Sug Ret . . .
Sears Roe
Stromsberg ...
Tob Prod
Worthing Pump
Wilson Co
West Elec
Am Woolen . . .
774 76 764
79
48
78
484
78
48
594
69
69
89
90
89
. MISCELLANEOUS.
Am Cotton Oil .. 29 4 26 4
Am Ag Chm.
264
394
34
41
284
684
78
88
4
76
AmvLlnseea
Union ';Rag pfd .
Bosch Mag
Brook . B.- T
Cont 'fen
Cal. Packing
Col. O. A Electric
Col. Oraph
United Drug
Nat. Enamel.
United Fruit -. .
T.nrlllard TobacCO.
Sl
41
61
414
26
61
414
26
88
4
74
87
4
874
4
74
74
52
64
52
55
141 141 141 142
163 152 153 152
Kit Lend 100
100
100
101
38
1214
49
62 4
67
12 H
29 4
32
Philadelphia Co.... 3S
Pullman e-
Puma Al. Sugar. .. 49
S. Porto Rico Sugar 51
Rtail Stores 67 4
38
4 ' '
51
66
48
51
66
Superior Steel
St.'L & S. Fran... 29 28 28
Va. Car Chemical..
Total sales. 389,8(19.
Money Friday' close. 5 per cent.
Marks Close. ,tMjl9; Friday's
.0020. " - -''
Prancs-rCIose. ,0fl: Friday' '
close,
close, !
.SH.
Sterllni Close, it. 4 4 34; Friday' close.
$4:45. -.-t.- .- .
" ;
' ' -V.w Vnrk flellernl '
Xew York. July 8 Wheat Spot, weak; j
No. 2 red winter, $1,28 4; No. 1 northern
spring, il.S4; No. 2 hard winter. $i.i': o.
1 Manitoba, il.46 4. and No. 3 mixed
durum, 11.31 c. L f. track, New York, to
arrive.
Corn Spot, easy: No. t yellow and No.
2 white, 2c, and No. 2 mixed. 83c c.
I; t. New York, all rail.
Oats Spot, easy; No. 2 white, 47474c.
Lard Easier; mlddlewest, 111.50
11.60.
. Other articles unchanged.
New York Drygoods.
New York. July 8. Cotton goods were
firm and quiet today, sales being reported
in small lots at higher figures. Home
houses asked 19c for 2-20 denims. Yarns
were marked higher by spinners. Knit
goods opening for spring will commence
Monday. Spring wash fabrics were shown
in a small way In first hands. Silks
were In steadier demand. Burlaps were
steady.
Clearing House Statement.
New York. July The actual condi
tion ot the clear.ng house bank and
New York Bonds
(Thu Be U trie only Omaha
newipapcr which publiihci the of
ficial clot of the New Yoik Stock
exchange bondO
New York. July I A new high rs.oid
for Uberiy seeund la si lieu In d week
lies of seictal of Ills f.iu-mn urferllias.
nnialily Kreit. h ffuveinui.-iil al a ae.
rlln nf 1 imiitis were I tin nnly fetm
or dinar s null slnl un. 'mm vonq niai
ket.
Pliers were hlslier In Ike main, with
especial flrmneaa 111 snieral ur tbe il.i
mi-site rails and utiliiiea. Kisi innsl Im
lirnkain-nia wets shown hy IVaUaah first
U. Kt l.oula and Han Kranrlam adjust.
men! and hnia i nv enginern t witn
a I'i'v point sain in ttuuihetn Kelt Tele
Bhtitn 5s.
T.n I sales (par value) aggregated II'.-
llt.OUU.
New Ymk. July Fullowinar rw to
day a high, low and riming prices nf
bonds on the New York stork rsensnge,
and the total sales nf each bond.
1 . M, lUiinla.
S.i.a nn II out)) Huh l ow Close
10(1 Liberty 1 1"" .10 l0.24 100 14
2 Liberty 1st 4 Ino 3 Inn M I no Jt
2 Liberty 2d 4s ....loo.io inn. in 10010
1 Liberty let 4',s ..luoso I no. to mjo
I3 Liberty 2d tls ,. limit 100.04 lim.10
444 Liberty 3d 4's. .loo It lOii.lit leo II
842 Liberty 4th 4 .. 10il.lt 1011 23 100.2t
13 Victory 4s loo 12 100 to Kio to
foreign Government, Mate and Municipal.
4 Argentine 7a lout, loo )0u
1 Itordeaut 4 84 14
to Copenhagen t .. 91 914 l
7 Lyon ta 91 "3 S s
I Marseilles 0s 134 S3 81
I Rio Janeiro 8 1004 td0 100
1 Han Paulo 1 101 101 4 Jul 4
2 Toklo 6 70 70 70
7 Dan Muul Is A. ...110 lot 110
2 Drpt Seine 7s .... II t04 904
8 D0111 Can 6a 2I...101 100 lot
10 1 10m Can ta 31 11 M 98
43 Dtrh K Ind lis 47.. 94 954 91
37 inch i; Ind 6s 63,. 16 95 16
199 French r.ep 101 lot 102
$06 French Hep 74 ..100 100 100
12 Japanese 4a 77 77 77
I Belgium 7 107 10 101
1 Belgium ta 101 lot 101
41 Denmark Cs tt 98 99
16 Netherlands t 96 t l
63 Norway ts 110 110 110
8 Sweden ta 102 10 102
73 Parla-Ly-Med ts .. 79 7 71
5 Chile s 46 1034 103 103
2 Uruguay 8 104 104 104
2 Queensland 7 109 10t4 108
9 Queensland lis 101 101 101
6 Rio Or Hul 8s 100 100 100
It Swiss Con s 119 118 111
10 K O B A I 6s $2. .108 108 101
9 K a B A I 6s 29.109 108 108
18 K G B A I 6s 17.104 103 103
16 V 8 Brazil 8 103 103 103
HIS Mexico 6a 68 68 68
$4 U 8 Mexico 4a .. 464 45 41
Railway and Miscellaneous.
Adams Ex 4s 79 79 79
3 AJox Rub 8 1004 100 4 10114
I Am Ag Chm 74. .103 103 103
t Am Smelt 6 12 92 12
(2 Am Sug ts 101 101 101
1 Am T A T cv 6s. .114 114 114
0 Am TAT cot tr 6s. 93 97 17
1 Am Writ Ta 7s.... 87 874 87 4
1 Armour A Co 4s.. 90 90 90
66 At T A S F gen 4s.. 98 13 934
3 At Ref 6s 103 103 103
40 Bait A Ohio 6s 100 100 100
29 Bait A Ohio rv 4s 83 82 82
11 Beth St ret 5s 96 95 96
6 Beth St p m 6s.... 91 90 91
1 Braden Cop 0 99 99 99
2 Bkln R T 7s ctfs st. 804 80 804
7 Can North 64s ..111 111 111
12 Can Pac d 4s 78 78 784
4 Cent Oa ts loo 19 99
2 Cent Leath 6s 97 97 97
16 Cent Pac gtd 4 91 90 91
11 Cerro Pasco 8s 118 118 118
13 Ches A O cv 5s 944 94 94
5 Ches A O cv 4s. 88 88 88 4
5 C B A Q ref 5s A. .101 100 1004
16 Chi A E 111 6s 80 80 4 80
1 Chi Ot West 4s 60 60 00
25 C M & St P cv 4s 69 69 694
14 C M A St P ref 4s 6:14 6.14 634
4 Chi Rys 6s SI 81 81
9 C R I & P gen 4.. 82 83 83
34 C R I & P ref 4s.. 81 81 81
6 Chi A West Ind 4s.. 74 74 74
1 0 C C A St I- g 4s. 81 81 814
. 6 Chile! Cop 7s 106 105 1054
$4 Chile Cop 6S .... 91 91 91
1 Colo. A So ref 4s.. 88 88 88
1 Col &;K1 6s 95 95 95
8 Con ; Coat- Md 6s.. 88 88 88
35 Con Oas 7s 119 1174 118
5 Cuoa Cn Sg d 8s.. 86 85 4 85 4
1 Cuba Cn Sg d 7s... 96 86 80
2 Cub Am Sug 8s.. 1064 104 10114
3 Del A Hud cv 6s.. 98 96 96
4 Dot Ed ref 6s 102 IOIH4 102
1 Det Dtd Rys 4s.. 83 81 83
1 Dlmnd Mtch 7s..l08 109 I118
8 Ppnt Nem 7s....l074 107 107
5 Duq Lt 6s ...103 102 102
67 Erie gen 4s 55 64 65
3 Erie pr lien 4s 64 64 64
11 Flak Rub 8s 106 105 105
2 Fla E Cat 4.s.... 91 91 91
15 Fram I D 7.... 97 96 96
24 Goodyear T 8s 31. .102 102 102
10 Goodyear T 8s 41. .116 115 lit
4 rind Tnlc Ry C 6s. 10.1 102 103
14 Grt North 7s A. .109 109 109
32 Grt North 54s B.101 1014 101
4 Hud A M ref 5s A. 84 ' 84 84
36 Hud A M ad in 6s,. 62 62 62
10 111 Cent 6s 101 101 101
13 III Cent ref 4s .... 88 88 88
1 III St d 4s 92 92 92
3 Ind St 6n 101 101 101
2 Int Met 4s 12 12 12
64 Int R T ref 5s 68 68 68 14
10 Int M M sf 6s 97 96 96
6 Int Pa ref 6s B. . . . 864 86 8614
3 la Cent ref 4s 44 44 44
1 K C Ft S A M 4s.. 79 79 79
5 K C So 6s 89 89 R9
2 Kell Spring T 8. .108 108 108
10 Lack St 6s 50 89 89 89
2 L S A M 8 d 4s 28. 95 95 95
25 I, S A M S d 4s 31. 92 92 92
2 Llg A Mev 5s 90s, 9(1 96
6 L A N ref 5s 106 105 105
12 Mkt St Ry con 5s.. 87 87 87
7 Marland Oil 89 1014 lot 101
2 Mich Cent d 4s.. 924 2 9214
1 Mid St cv 6s 89 89 89
9 M A St L ref 5s.. 46 46 46. .
1 M St PASSM 64s. 102 102 102
61 M K A T n a 5s A. 674 57 67
4 M K & T 1st 4s.. 80 80 80
9 M P gen 4s 64 64 64
9 Mont Pow 5s A.. 96 96 96
15 Nat Tube 5s 100 99 99
2 N O T A M inc 6s.. 71 71 71
19 N Y C col 7s 105 1014 105 14
23 N Y C d 6s 105 10514 105
2 N Y C con 4s 84 84 84
2 N Y C A St L d 4s.. 87 87 87
23 N Y Ed ref 64". .109 109 1094
6 NY NH & H c 6s 48 81 81 81
31 N Y Rvs ref 4s ctfs. 28 38 .184
4 N Y T d 6s 49 104 104 104
13 N Y T ref 6s 41.. 105 104 104
' 9 N Y W A Bos 414s. 56 55 555;
12 Nor & West con 4s. 924 92 92
24 North Pac p 1 4s.. 89 88 88
10 North Psc gen 3s.. 62 62 62
56 N P-G N jt 64". .106 106 106
6 N W Bell T 7s. .107 106 106
20 Or A Cal 1st 5s. ...101 1004 101
1 O S L gtd 6s ctfs. 104 104 104
9 O S L ref 4s 92 92 92
, 90 Or-Wsh RR&N 4s. 82 81 81
2 Pac O A El 6s 91 91 91
8 Packard Motor 8s. 107 107 107
3 Pan-Am PAT 7s,1014 1014 101
1 Penn R R 64s 108 108 108
3 Penn R R gen 6S..I014 101 101
11 Pere Marq ref 6s.. 96 95 4 96
4 P C C A St L 6s A. 96 964 964
4 Rending cen 4s .. 84 84 84
6 R Cr & W 1st 4s.. 78 78 4 78
22 St L & S F ad 68 80 79 80
10 St L & R F Inc 6s. 69 69 69
39 St L & S F p 1 4s A 72 71 72
3 St L S W 1st 4s.. 79 79 79
5 S A A A P 1st 4S.. 70 76 76
89 Seaboard A L con 6s' 60 69 60
1 Seaboard A L ad.1 5s 26 26 26
22 Seaboard A L ref 4s 42 41 41
2 Sharon St Hp 8s A 97 97 97
41 Slnclsir Oil cv 74. 104 104 104
61 Slncloir Oil col 7.. 99 99 99
3 So Bell Tel 6s 96 90 96
29 So Pac cv 4a.... 91 914 91
42 Bn Pac ref 4 89 89 9
25 So Rv gen 64s 1004 loo 100
20 So Rv con 6s 96 95 95
38 So Ry gen 4s 08 67 674
! So Prt Rlc Sg 7. 97 97 97
9 Stan Oil Cal d 7s . 106 100 100
2 Third Ave adj 6s. 61 60 r.0
6 Third Ave ref 4s... 64 644 4
Tob Prod 7s 103 103 101
22 Un Pac 1st 4 93 94 95
6 Ttn Pan rv 4s 954 954 t!4
t Un Par ref 4 884 7 87
6 V S Rub 74s 108 108 4 1S
63 IT S Rub 5s 90 89 90
13 U S St sf 6s 103 102 102
6 Va-Cr Chm 7s....l05 106 105
22 Va Ry 6s 95 95 95
4 Wabash 1st 5 .... 98 98 98
7 West EI-0 6s 10014 100 100
21 West Md 1st 4s.... 64 4 4
4 West Psc 6s 86 8 86
15 West Union t4s ..110 110 110
6 Westing El 7s 107 107 107
2 Wheel ALE 44s.. "8 68 04
22 Wlrk-Spen St 7s... 100 99 100
1 Wilson A C sf 74s.. 103 10.1 103
20 Wilson A C cv .. 124 It 93
2 Wis Cent gen 4s. . 91 1 1
2s Caecho Slovak 8s ctf 9
115 Dom Can ts 22 WI x 99
12 Emp OAF 7S.. 98 84 99
2 Sinclair Crude ts t 98 tt
Total sale of bonds todsy wer 110.-
741.000 compared with $11,501,000 previous
day and t.68a.00Q a year ago.
Hotter Market Unsettled. .
Chicago. July t. Butler market wire
unsettled during the week, and declined
st the close, according to the United
Stetee bureau of markets. High price
levele reached during the time export de
mand was of Influence, were not main
tained. Closing prices were: 92-score but
ter. New York. 37c; Chicago, J5c; Phila
delphia, and Boston, 37 c
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New York, July I Oil slinks wire (he
iH.-iahadewin fetiures no (he Mew Yoik
iurb t. hinge duiln Ihe week adard
nil I. aus which wars hasty In lbs .reced
ing weak si si led re.-omry that turned
itiin violent sdvan s (Kands(d Oil el
Indiana, whl.n sorei-l-d meat l(enllon.
moved up front 114 In IU ea trading
nf si eo shares, sn l ksntu. ky advanced
front 91 to These advance con.
lr,,atad sharply with the abrupt rntlapee In
the market poatlinn of Mesh an Neauoard
laaues. a.arly In (he week Mesiran Is,
hoard share sold ss nigh 41. but ea
Wednesdsy statements In regard Is) th
Mesiran agreement and affinal announce,
invni nf the appearance af eslt water la
Ihe welle were fnllnweit by heavy aetttng
un who h t broke to 10 In the lael trad
ing The voting trust lettlflratee which
sold h'ih as 44 on Monday wer
down to 31 yesterday, luelly 1)11 moved up
from 10 to 12, sad Minims Petroleum
ringed f mm I lot, I'enn Meg roe
Irom 40 tej 44. Mutusl Oil roe from
t in 10 on th tnnounremont of
dhldend payment.
In (he industrial list t feature was th
strength In Hursnt Meters which rose
frmn J7 In 4(1. Ulen Ald-n rem Inlo
prominence when It rose from t!4 to II.
I'libsi'i-o sin. k wer steady.
New Ynrk July I Transseiinns nn the
New York curb bond maiksl today were
as follows:
Bonds.
Ssles (In II 000) High
Low
rioae
I Allied l'ack-r ,. 114
1 Am la A T ta ..ml
12
107
10?
t Am T A T Is It
1014 U 0I4
II Anaron t op ts
..100 100 100
..103 101 101
.. (11 i 13
,.1044 104 104
..103 102 109
7
Anarnn fop 7s 21
At (J A W I ta, ,
lleth St 7s 21.,
t
t
I
1
H-lh St 7s li
Hlkn I n Uss Ta .im't 101 1014
1 Cent St Is
.101
101 106
14 Cop Kx Asn la 24
..102
1024 1024
Deer A Co 7s
1 Kmp O A F 6s ,.
2 Goodrich T 7s ..
II (lulf fin 7
17 Humble (Ml 7s ..
lt Larlrda Oss "s. .
7 Lib Mo A Lib Is
t Msgmn Cop Ts ,.
10 NY NH A H 7s . .
1014 1014 101
.101 101 101
.101 103 103
.104 104 104
.101 100 100
.100 91 100
. 9 tt 19
.108 101 108
100 100 100
1 Pub Srv C N J 7s. .101 101 101
1 Robert Oslr 7 tt 17 18
I Hsks A Co 7s'.... M 18 91
1 Stsn O N Y 7s 10.. KIT 101 107
, 1 Stan O N Y 7s II ..lot lot lot
Swift A Co 7s 26. .101 101 101
i Swift A Co 7t II.. 101 102 101
i Tex Co 7 101 101 101
I Tidal Ossgs 7s ....100 100 100
1 Un Oil Cal C 100 100 100
1 7 I'td Rv Hav 71,1. .104 104 104
4 We-it Elec 7 108 108 108 4
24 Goodrich a 4s wi. ss.
97 98
I P , R Is .
' 30 Punt Aleg
.102 102 1024
.104 104 04ta
lt Rem A 6 14
It It
Foreign Bonds,
t Anton Jtirgens It ..100 100 100
3 ( an Steamship 7s. 16 14 15
12 Swiss 64 102 102 102
IT 8 Mexico 4s .... 99 31 19
4 City Montresl Is... 17 97 17
46 King Serbia 8 95 95 16
New York Cotton.
New .York. Julv I The list headed
downward in the cotton market today,
after early stesdlness. There was little
change In the first hour and the Hat was
sadly neglected, though aoatieriu wan
strea eveninr un on the part of Intreats
undeslrous of carrying long commitment
over the week-end resulted In a reaction
to a level about even with laat night.
after the market had scored a gain of t
to 17 point. The market met & sudden
Increase in pressure later and turned
sharply, dropping 30 to 46 polnta net un
der Friday's finals. The decline was
stemmed uy leneweii mem lutviiiii eu
the close was 10 to 25 points up from the
lowest, 19 to 23 points under last night.
Spot cotton, quiet, in pointa decline,
22.76c for middling upland.
Southern markets: Galveston. 22 86c, 20
points decline; New Orleans. 22.60c, un
changed: Savannah. 22.65, 20 polnta de
cline; Augusta, 22.65, 12 polnta decline;
Memphis. 23.00c. .unchanged: Hnustnn.
13.05, 26 point decline; Little ltock, 22.5tc
unchanged-
laindon Money.
London. July 8 Bar silver, 36d per
ounce. Money, 1 1 per cent. Discount
rates short hills, 22 per cent; three
month bill, 2 per cent.
Trial of Man Accused by
Daughter Is Continued
Trial of Lawrence Michaelis, 72,
1819 Miami street, accused by his
daughter. Mrs. Bertha Wetzler, 4110
Xorth Twenty-third street, of dis
turbintr the ueacc. was continued in
Central police court Saturday to
July 28.
A small farm in .North Umaha is
in litigation following the death of
Mrs. Michaelis.
When Michaelis found his daugh
ter picking apples yesterday after
noon, he emptied the sacks and
kicked them over the ground.
Real Estate Transfers
Nettle 8. Westrope end husband to-
Augusta Dalton. aim at., iuu it.
s. of Ellison av w. a., 80x130 .. 111,000
Barker Co. to R. N. Booth. May
berry ive 176 ft. w. of 42d at.,
s. s.. 44x108 "
Rnnlero D'Agosta and wife to
Pierce Mn'zeri, 9th st.. loo it. n.
of Bancroft Ft., w. s.. 50x141 6,600
Knlherine Oorrlnsham to Lee P.
Roberts and wife, Davenport st.,
50 ft. w. of 50th St.. n. s.. 50x136 8,600
Bari;ar Co. lo Carl O. Swsnson,
Many St., 145 ft. w. or 43d St.,
n. s., 45x108 160
Miles S. McFayden nnd wife to
Kdna J. Denlson, Burt at.. 137 rt.
w. of 27th ave.. n. B.. 44x135 1
Mark C. LRseh and wife to Jose
phine II. Drake, underwood ave ,
250 ft. w. of 49th St., n. a.,
50x128 1.500
Bertha Brown to W. A. Gordon.
66th st.. 100 ft. n. of Harney at..
w. s . 60x124 2.150
Nevada T. Deck to Toney Gole
zla, 18th St.. 21914 ft. n. of Dorcas
St., w. s 4!)x!32 150
Bernice K. Wazynkewicz to WMlllam
R. Trant and wife, a. e. cor.
19th and J sts.. 40x130 4,500
Muggie M. Durbiti and husbnnd to
Otto Schneidewlnd. Mayberrv st..
60 ft. w. of 67th St.. n. s.. 50x130 560
George T. Alorton snd wife to
Arthur S. McGlmsey, 60th ave.,
60 ft. n. of Frames St., w, e .
50x128 450
Lucy M. Barton to Catherine Col
lins et al, 45th st , 300 ft. n. of
Miami st., w. s., 50x142., 7,300
H. S. Andrews to Mary L. Wright,
s. w. cor. 40th and Parker St.,
100x150 3,500
William H. Jallings to R. M.
Spethman. 60th ave.. 98 ft. n. of
Howard St., e. s.. 48x135 1
Rasp Bros, to Harrv W. Norman
et al, 37th st.. 300 ft. s. of Redick
ave., w. s., 60x130 360
J. E. Sonin nnd wife to Fannie
Isaacson. Capitol ave.. 100 ft. e.
of 50th St., n. s.. 60x135 5,000
Sam Pollock and wife to Ludwtg O.
Guggemos and wife. s. e. cor.
27th and Camden ave. 60x120.... S.fitO
Charles B. Schleicher and wife to
C. U Rossen, Vinton St., 62 ft.
w. of 17th St., s. s. Irregular.... 1,200
Columbian Inv. Co. to Floyd L.
Behm. n. e. cor. 62d snd Wool
worth ave.. 60x1.12 200
Carrie L. Behm and husband to
Floyd L. Behm, Wnolworth ave..
50 ft. e. nf 52d St.. n s.. 50x122. . 190
Helen N. Huckstep to Joseph Nowak
et al. 2xth at., 90 ft. I of F at., e.
s . 30x150 1,250
Harry H. Lapidus. Tr.. to Ram
Schlayer. N st.. K'6 ft. w. of 24th
st., n. .. 25x60 11,000
Dora Moulfhrop and husband to
Clifford Donnell and wife. s. e.
cor. 43d and Pacific st.. 60x128.. 47t
Charles H. Miller and wife to Mary
H. Whlsler. Msson St.. 190 ft. w.
of 30th st.. n. s.. 0xl33 10,001
Thoma Koxial and wife to Stanley
Filipewics. n. e. cor. 27th and J
sts.. 0xl30 l.tIO
Frank H. Kersrher and wife to
Thomas Gillespie, 24th St., 180 ft.
a. of D st.. w. s., 60x150 t.OOO
Thomas Hoggin snd wife to Harry
Lazarus. Webster st.. 186 ft. w.
of 33d st.. n. s.. 40x1594 1,100
Esther E. Henrlrkson to Daisy L.
Elton, n. w. cor. 61st and Leav
enworth st.. 46xt30 1,171
Emeline S. Mar-h snd husband to
Montgue A. Taneock. iSd St.. 100
fr. n. of Howsrd St., w. s . 60x12.1 1.H0
Dennis M-rn to Daniel J. Maf-
nulre. Ohio at.. 47 ft, . of 10th
St.. n. .. 60x127 1,000
Frank J. House snd w'.f to Henry
O. Williams et ai. Grant at., lit
ft. w. of 14th st., n. s . 14x112 1 760
Elmer Beddeo to Fred A. Skow.
Isard at.. 200 ft. w. of Slst tt..
n. s. iOxlJS , 11,000
Willism C. Nonis to Rslph A.
Stewart. Florence blvd.. 244 ft. a.
of Reed St.. w. s.. Irregular 1.071
Mornintside Land Co.. to Clarenr
W. Johnson, s. w. cer. tlst ave.
and Seward St., 41x133 21
Raima Illy lite Meeh.
Kns I'm. Me. July t'eill ll
eiB(, tea heed, market for we, beef
la. is and relae toe h'hr. ll be
etaera, it vt, she aiiak eieiiy i hither,
but y.erlln k'll'ie. M It ...
tinea -He. anus, tut heed; market feiiiy
a(le l pa.kere- eirong la ts hifaeri
balk aeo.1 and .-hone H I Jt-lb weikt
mixed loade, lit ('If ft; ne rholrs lihi
effeiedl lop, II J TO, bulk uf !. lit It;
lt.
gheepeeNa rerelpie, market far wees.
Umii fans. ally II et higher, perl diet,
Hill, practical lop. lute; lht Mt
It b f her, lap , It it
a .j- i
asl
ti&i' Ottefa ftp
A Loss That
Ptrs Trust Bid.
f 1
PetersTnist Company
PetersNationalBanlt
BANK STATEMENT
Charter No. 2775 Rv m,tTift No
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
AT OMAHA. IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ON JUNE 10, 1922.
RESOURCES
Loans nnd discounts, including rediscounts
Overdrafts, unsecured
U. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation
All other U. S. Government securities
Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc
Banking bouse
Reel Estate owned other than Banking House ."
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bsnk
Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection
(not available as reserve)
Cash in vault and amount due from National Banks.!!!
Amount due from State Banks, Bankers and Trust com
panies in U. S
Exchange for Clearing House !!!!!!!
Checks on other banks in the ssme city or town ae re
porting bank
Miscellaneous cash items !.!!!!
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U .S.
Treasurer
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund ! ! .
Undivided profits ,
Circulating notes outstanding
Net amounts due to National Banks $1,296, 378.07
net amounts due to Stat Banks, Bankers, end Trust
companies 1,874,111.20
Certified checks outstanding 183,854.91
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding 186,460.41
Demand Deposits:
Individual deposits suhject to cheek 9,57(.270.8
C. of D."s due In less than 80 days 189,008.87
Dividends unpaid 17. 514.00
Time certificates of deposit 417,026.(2
Postal Savings Deposits 10,634.21 13,700,163.8
Total
State of Nebraska. County of Douglas,
I. 5. S. Kent. Cashier of the above-named hank, do solemnly swear that
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
S. S. KENT, Cajhier.
Correct Attest :
FRED P. HAMILTON,
C. W. HAMILTON,
G. S. ROGERS, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before rue this 7th day of July, 1922.
(8EALI C. M. F1XA, Notarf Public.
BANK STATEMENT
Charter No. 11829 Reserve District No. 10
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
PETERS NATIONAL BANK
AT OMAHA, IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA. AT THE CLOSE Ot BUSINEia '
, ON JUNE 30, 1922. '
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances
of other banks, and foreign bills of exchange or
drafts sold with indorsement of this bank $ 828,093.28 828,093.2
Overdrafts, unsecured 944.30
'U. S. Government securltie ewnedt '
All other United States Government securities (in
cluding premiums, if any) 50,38( 35 50,9S(.8t
Other bond, slocks, securities, etc: 446.218.55
Furniture and fixtures 25,000.00
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 117, 71. Ft
Heme with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection 108,5(1. 17
Cash in vault and amount due from national banks .... 158,914.05
Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust com
panies in the United States 17,993.54
Checks on ether banks in the same city or town as re
porting bsnk 66. 115. 0
Total of four preceding items 412. 626. S5
Checks and drafts on banks (Including Federal Reserve
Bank) located outside of city or town of reporting
bank
Miscellaneous cash Hems
Totl
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In
Surplus fund
Undivided profits (7,210.75
Reserved for interest and taxes accrued 4,880.85 $ 11,691.(3
Less current expenses, interest, and tsxes paid
Amount due to national banks
Amount due to Stat banks, bankers, and trust com
panic ill the United Steles and foreign countries...
Certified checks outstanding
casniers checks outstanding
Total of four preceding items
Demand deposits (ether than bsnk deposits) subject to
Reserve (deposits payable within 90 days):
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificates of deposit due in leis than (0 dsys (other
than for money borrowed)
Other demand depoeits
Total of demand deposit (other than
Subject to reserve, three nreeed no-
Tim deposits subject I Reserve (payable
or subject to 10 day or more notice, and postal
savings) :
Certificate of deposit (other than for money borrowed)
Other time deposits
Total of time deposit subject to reserve, two pre
ceding items
Total deposits
Total
ci.i- - x-i - . .. r,-.. . ...
ui nruiiaia. vuwiiif vi iuumar, as.
1, E. L. Lindqueat, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly twear
the above statement is true to the best cf my knowledge and belief.
E. L. LINDQUEST, Cashier.
Correct Attest :
i. R. CAIN. Jr.
W. g. WESTON.
M. D. CAMERON. Director.
Subscribed nd swern to before me this 7th dsy o' July 1922
(SEAL B- K. STRAW. Notary Pubis,
General Motors
DivitUnth
Ther ar a aatahsr f lev
periset develop meat Bead
ing ta tki sleek.
Tail Iters U etplUI
revered la tele wee t tta
or the Mtrkel Review.
Pre Ceef ts !
Ceillee UtBltetl
P. 0. STAUU fi CO.
Member Consolidate1
toek EuktRga e( New Yrk
38 : Willi St., New York
The Bee Want Adi re but buti
net booster.
You Can Avoid
IIFE insurance raonoy that U
j watted or lot within a
few wetkt after it reaches the
beneficiary amounts to such
an attonishinf total that life
insurance presidents are now
planning a nation-wide
warninfa
You can protect your ines
perienced heirs against lost
by creating a Life Insurance
Trust and naming the Petert
Trutt Company at trustee.
The cott it nominal.
Your direction! will be fol
lowed and your life insurance
invested or dispensed from
time to time as you may
direct.
We have prepared a leaflet
containing a form of life in
surance trust. May we tend
you a copy?
TRUST DEPARTMENT
BANK STATEMENT
Mse.iM.o
(.107.90
I
(.00. 00
490,681.64-
(40.(11.(4
117.2(0.00
100.000.00
7.002.14
1.0IM1I.83
466,778.90
2,237,150.06
1, (70.7(5. U
(10,311.10
10,167.5
(0,(80.(7
1,600.00 l,034,20.fi(
. .115,(95.441 60
1,000. 000. 00
(00,000.00
45.504.:0
40.700.00
$15,696. 44S. 6
ss:
BANK STATEMENT
20.992.98
4. 320.16-
:s,m.u
$I,907,:92.SS
I 200,000. eo
60.000.00
1 1.691.00
21 417.14 .
11. 022.21
2.178.30
rt, 289.18
210,107.53
1,129,039.74
22.40.57 .
1,024.(0 eV
bank deposits)
Iteme . .
1,151,524.81
after 30 days.
214.S87.2
9.0I1.
22.(M
1,I5,(01.2(
11,907.292. S
thst
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