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THE OMAHA BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 13. 1922.
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rain
Omaha, July 12.
Grain prict uorkfd to a lower
Ifirl today, crn and oat being par
tiiiiUily heavy. We.thrr conditions
were generally reported a favorable
and the railroad strike situation wai
improved. Knibargors against grain
loading were raited and a large run
vi receipt it expected with a rather
i low demand existing for the caih
train.
Receipt at Omuha were larse. to
t.ilinu 1J7 car of all kind of grain,
a compared with IV9 cars lat year,
Iota! shipments were 1 1 J cars
apainst 97 a year hko. There was a
somewhat better demand fur cash
Kiain in the Omaha market today,
near dark wheat brtxf.vg a sub
stantial premium over the ordinary,
Wheat sold unchanged to 1 cenl
higher. Corn was 1-2 to 3-4c lower,
Oats were l-3c lower. Kye wasquot
d nominally lc lower and barley
nominally unchanged.
1VHKAT
No. 4 itarK haril; 1 cur vry imatty),
SI I .
Vn. I liaril wlnior: 1 ran. SI. IS.
No t hard wlnli-r: 1 car (n.w, 44 par
rnt dark), ft. 14: I . ear (4 par rent
Harm, l 1 1 : l far. ii.nti! cara. tl 10.
No, 1 hard winter; t ear (7f par cant
dark), ft It.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 ear (S par cant
dark), tl.07i.
Hampie hard winter: t car (weerll),
f l..
No. t yllow hard: 1 ear (new), ft.fT.
N.i. yellow hard: I car. Sl.o. i
Sample yellow hard: 1 car (smutty),
ft. 3: . cara, 1..
CORN.
No. 1 rhlta: f rare, He; 1 ear (tpeclal
bi'llng). ny,
No. whit.: cara, Stale.
No. 1 yellow: 1 rar. 7c; I ear. 17 He.
No. 1 yellow: cara, Sltte; l-l car,
STS.
No. 1 mixed: 1 rar, lllic
Ni S mUed: ? cara, fiVto: 1 rar (snip
pers' wrtghta), tlc; 1 car, IHio; l-t
car S6c.
No. 4 mixed: 1 rar. SSUe.
OATH
No. I white: 1 car, Sltie.
No. 3 white: rara. 34 Vic
No. 4 white: 4 rare. J 4c.
famplo white: 1 car, 1548.
No. 3 mlitrrt: 1 ear. 1444c
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
(Car lota.)
Week Tear
Rnrelptx Today Ago Alto
Wheat It If 145
Corn 47 M 3
Oats Jl 17 . 14
Rye , 0 1,1
Harley f S 0
Week Tear
11 ipmtnls Today Ago Ago
Wnrat S6
Con ,. M 4A 4
Oats , 20 27
Rye ; I) 6 3
Farley 4 i t
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.)
waeK
Ago
I44.000
1,670.0110
' tSS.OOo
Tear
Ago
1, CD. 000
609.000
(63.000
Tear
Aao
HerelpU
Wheat ...
Corn
Oats
Today
,1,013.000
, 1,01S,000
. ,(80,000
Week
Shipment Today
Wheat 434,000
Corn 1181,000
Oata 740,000
Ago
K32.00O
6S6.00I)
7(6, 00O
;;,
'""'
(04.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels- Today
Wheat and flour 181.000
Corn '. 24M00
Oata 180,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week
Tear
Ago
473,000
240.000
None
Tear
Ago.
404
7
. fl
Tear
Ago.
411
42
2
Tear
Ago.
272
harlots Today.
Wheat 8
Corn 160
Oata 12
Ago.
64
321
170
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlots Today. Ago.
Wheat 135 118
Corn v!. M 28
Oat . 4 2S
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlots .Today. Ago.
Wheat A 160 107
Corn 63 72
nl. 30 60
29
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NORTHWESTERN WHEAT KKVUlt-TB.
- . v Week Tear
Carlots
Minneapolis
IMiluth
Winnipeg . .
TodajL Ago. Ago.
...141 260 83
...117 1 123
...183 252 1J5
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2827.' July 18.
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. I Cloae, Tea.
Wht. I I I I
July I1.16V4 1.17 1.14 1.144 LIS
1.154i
Sep. 1.14 1.15 1.12H 1.13H
1.14H 1.13 1.141i
Dec. 1.16 1.17H 1151, 1.1514 1.11
1.181 1.16a, 1.H14
V Rye I I I
July : .tSK M .SSHI .M .SSH
. Sep. .8314 .84 .8214 .82 .8314
Bee. .8514 .86141 .84941 .8441 -854
Corn I I I '
: July ' .62 .62 .61K .S1H .6214
Sep. .64 .6614 .63 .6414 .644
.U 6414 .6414
Dec. . .64 .64 .63 .62 .64
.8414 ,
Oats ) III
, July . J .34 .3514 .34 .34 .36
34 .34
Sep. .37 .37 .36 .36 .37
.37 .38 .36 .37
nec. .40 .41 .40 .40 .40
' Lard I III
July 11.00 11.00 110.87 110.87 110.80
Sep. 11. 2S 11.25 111.05 11.10 Ill.lT
Ribs I I I
t , July 10.SS 11.00 110.80 110.85 I10.S0
. Sop. 10.85 10.93 110.73 10.75 10.80
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New York General.
New Tork, July 12. Wheat Spot.
etisy; No. 1 northern spring, f 1.5614 :
No. 2 red winter. fl.29i: No. 2 hard
winter. 11. 30; No. 1 Manitoba, $1.471.
and No. 2 mixed durum, $1.31, c. I. f.
track. New York, to arrive.
Corn Spot, steady; No. 2 yellow and
No. 3 "white, 81 c, and No. 2 mixed,
81c. c. 1. f. New York, all rail.
Oats Spot, tteady; No. 2 white, 47
18c.
Lard Easy: m'iddlewest. $11.36011.45.
Other articles unchanged. ,
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. Mo., July 12. Close:
Wheat July. $1.08; September, $1.05;
December, $1.08.
Corn July. 55c; September, 57c;
December, 67c.
Kansas City, Mo.. July 12. Wheat
Cash. No. 1 hard. $1.0701.45; No. 2 red,
fl.071.10.
Corn No. 2 white, 6858c; No. 2 yel
low, S3o.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn.. July 12. Wheat
.Cash, No. 1 northern, $1.4201.45: July,
11.29; September, $1.21; December,
$1.19.
Corn No. S yellow, 66057c.
Oats No. 3 white, S233.
Barley 50060c. .
Rye No. 3. 7808Oc.
'Flaxseed No. 1. 3.68 0 2.70. i
8t. Loals Grain.
St. Louis, July "is. Wheat. July.
fl.101 September. $1.10. ... -
Corn July, 3c; September, 20
S3c
Oata July. ..: September, 37c.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. July 12. Flour Market. 10
to S5o higher; family patents. t7.8608.2o.
Bran fl4.5O016.OO. '
Chicago. Produce.
Chicago. July "Batter Market, low
er; creamery extras, S6c: firsts, S2 0 34c;
seconds, fO0Jlo; standards, 35c.
Eggs Market unchanged; receipts. 13,
354 cases. . ,
Poultry Market lower; fowls. 21c;
broiler. 28037c; . roosters. 14c.
Cioux City Ijve Stock.
Siou City, July 13. Cattle Receipts.
S 00 head; market steady: fed steers and
yearlings. fT.6O01t.15r- grass steers and
yearlings. t6.OO07.tO; grass cows snd
heifers, f4.OO07.; fat cows and heifers.
Si 608.60; canners, $2.603.50; veals,
5 0009.69; feeders. f6.OO07.35; calves.
$4 5007.50; feeding cows snd heifers. t3.S
05.26; atockera. f.07.5.
Hogs Receipts. S.0O head; market
good: hogs 10020c higher: othera ateadr.
le higher; butcher. $.6O01O.5O: choice
lights. 110.15; heavy mixed. 1 8.5089 60:
heavy packer. tS.OO0S.25; staga, $7,000
lit: balk of sales, S8.7501.6O.
Sheep Receipts. 606 head: market
atrady.
Liberty Bend PHcee.l
- flow Tork. July 12. Prices of Liberty
kamA at 1 p. m.. today were:
Libert. SHa. fl0.3: Liberty. 2d. 4.
SIM.: Liberty 1st. 4a. fltO.tS; I J berry
- 2L a, $1.12: Liberty 3rd. 4. tlt.14;
Liberty
4th. 4 a. flti.St; Victory. ,
llt.
Cltv SroelBaMt.
vM-a Jul 13 -Riittar e-a anal
aPouliry Market aocbaagedV
Closing Quotations--.-Stocks, Grain,
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
OsaeSs tkt I snt.i Wsra.
Chicago, July 12. Humors that the
rail strike would bt settled within the
next few days more than offset the
effect of continued wet weather over
the wheat belt. While there was a
strong early upturn, the close was
heavy with net losses ol Ji&u'.e
Corn. was under prrtture from the
start and closed VMWiz lower. Oats
were off Hwlie snd rye iGiH.c.
Sentiment in wheat wa somewhat
lets bullish early because of the pro
pect for a quick settlement of the rail
and coal strike. The sharp upturn
from Monday's low had reduced the
short interest. That was another
factor. There was early buying by
strong commission houaes, based on
the wet harvest in the southwest. As
soon as that buying ceased, prices
started downward. At the inside they
were on ZM&JC from the early high.
Dealer Aak Eileaafca,
Owing lo th delay, due to wet w.ath.r,
many interior dealer, who had wheat
aold for ehltimant by July IS, have been
forr.d to aak tor an attenelon of lime on
their comrade. Illaik ruat i spreading
lowly la the norlhwrat, The forecast f"r
warmer w.ath.r Induced a little early
buying. Ca.h demand waa fair. Males
were 20M0S bushels. Including 171,000 to
eiportera.
Additional molatura over tho more
northern aectlona of th corn belt, eon-
dally In the territory where It waa moat
neetled. cauaed a chania In sentiment In
corn, but aupport waa not aigreaalve. The
marked atrengtn In ca.h grata Had little
effect. Scattered liquidation waa under
way at times. No. t yellow aold at Sep
tember price to (4o over, both for soot
and to arrive. Recalpta, 141 cara. Crop
reporta generally were vary favorable.
Action on other gralna waa tho main
Influence In oata, whirl) averaged lower,
cloalng at the Inalde figure of tho day
Cooler and wet weather over the more
northern aectlona of tha belt haa lm.
proved crop proapect and aided filling.
Herelpts, lit cara. '
nye waa atrong early and weak later,
breaking toward th laat in sympathy
with wheat. New No. 1 on track aald at
2c over July. .
Fit Note. '
General ralna in tha central wat Iawi
Nebraaka and acattered regions In the
Dakota, ware shown by the corn ami
wheat region bulletin.
English milling demand waa Improved
and ahorta were covering, and whll Liv
erpool futurea opened Id higher they
rloicd Hd to d lower on wheat and Id
higher on corn.
Minneapolis reiorted mllla bovine wheat
there and the price lc to fc higher, al
though tho flour demand waa alow.
Official exporta on wheat and flour from
North America for the 11 months of the
crop year ending May 11, aa reported by
Ruaaell'a Newa, were 40l.S7l.00O buahela,
o- 32.000.0C0 buahela more than ahown by
Bradatreet'a reporta.
New Tork Coffee. "
New Tork. July 12. The market for
coffee futurea was very quiet again and
after opening unchanged to 4 points
lower In responre to easier Brailllan
cables, prices rsllled a few polnta on
covering, promoted by a more favorable
view of European conditions. Pecember
sold up from 9.49c to 9.62c. and the mar.
' ket closed net 1 point lower to 6 polnta
. higher. Sales ware estimated at about
16,000 baits. July. S.84c: September. 9.66c
Ortobcr. .64c; December, t.60c: January,
.49o: March, t.4c; Mny, t.4c ;
The spot market was quiet but steady
at 10 to 10V4c for .Rio 7s and at 14
to 14 c for Santos 4s. Coat and freight
offers from Santos were about unchanged,
including 3a and 6s .part bourbon at 13.90
to 14.00c. Rio 7s were quoted at 10.30c
and Victoria 7s and 8s at 9.80c, American
credits.
The official cables reported an advance
of 10 reis In the dollar buying rate with
the early cable unchanged to 20 rets
rower for Rio, which later declined 25
to 75 rela. Santoa was 50 to 125 reis
lower and Rio exchange on London l-16d
higher. Brailllan , port receipts, 22,000;
Jundiahy, 18,000.
Rio cleared 2,500 for New Tork aa
8, 00 for New Orleans.
Santos cleared 11,900 for New Tork.
New Tork Cotton.
New Tork, July 12. The general trend
was upward after early uncertainty in the
Cotton market. Increased selling by lo
cal Interests canceled an Initial advance
of 8 to 18 points and carried it back
on a par with Tuesday night's close, but
the Hat quickly recovered on scattered
Liverpool and trade aupport and by early
afternoon was up 25 to 40 point net. Liv
erpool cables continued firm and the bet
terment of stock prices and foreign ex
change carried with It some bullish power,
particularly on sentiment. Pressure had
subsided by mldafternoon. Pressure had
otors brought on less hearten weather
prospects and the possibility of a settle
ment of the rail strike.. The market
closed firm. 23 to 41 points net higher.
Spot ootton was steady, 35 points ad
vance, 22.60c (or middling upland. .
Spot cotton was steady, 35 points ad
vance, 22.50c for middling upland.
Southern markets were: Galveston ,23c,
25 points advance; New Orleans, 22c, un
changed: Savannah. 22.50c, 37 points ad
vance; Augusta, 22.83c, 31 points advance;
Memphis. 23c. unchanged; Houston, 22.76c,
35 points advance; Little Rock, 22.2Sc, 25
points advance.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo., July 12. Cattle Re
ceipts, l.SOO head; most classes strong to
higher; spots 1525c up: 1, 200-pound
pulp-fed steers, $10.25; long yearlings,
S10.00; average 917 pounds; one load 775
pound heifers at 19.20; bulk desirable boef
cows, 35.506)6.50; bologna bulls, 14.25(g)
4.75; calves 60c higher; "bulk desirable1
veals. 88.60.
i Hoars ReceiDta. 7.000 head: shippers
; buying 170 to 230-pound butchers, f 10.65
10.70; looks 510c higher; packers go-
I ing slow; packing sows mostly f 8.5049
1 8.75; average cost yesterday, fl0.ll;
J weight, 230.
1 Sheep and Lamba Receipts. 1,500 head;
killing prices Strong to higher; three
double decks Idaho lambs, $13.50; wero
33 pounds short, shorters light: feeders
not aoftl early: native and carlota, $13.25;
drive-ins. $13.00; strong 81-pound shorn
fed Iambs, $12.60; cull lambs mostly
$7.00; good 120-pound fat ewes, $6.60.
St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louis. III., July 12. Cattle
Receipts. 2,500 head; most ateers steady,
with grassers easier; tlO.OO paid for long
yearlings and heavy steers; light yearlings
and heifers, 25c higher; cows, steady to
strong; canners. bulls and stockers,
steady; calves. 75c to fl higher; top,
$10.50; bulk. $9.75010.25; btflka follow.
Steers. f8.759.85; yearlings, $8. 5009.50;
cows, $4.7506.00; cows, $2.75; bulls, $4.50
05.00; atockera, $5.6006.65.
Hogs Receipts, 9,000 head; mostly 10
to 15c higher; closed with most of ad
vance lost; top. $11.20; bulk, 160 to 240
pound averages, $10.90011.15; few loads,
250 to 280-poundera, $10.75010.80; kill
ing picks. $10.25010.75; packers sows, 25
to 40c lower; bulk, $8.2508.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 4,500 head;
steady to 25r higher; top lambs, $13.00;
culls, $5.5006.75; fat light ewes, $5.60
6.00; heavies, $2.6003.00; good and choice
yearlings to 4-year-old breeding ewes,
$6.5007.00.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. July 12. Cattle Receipts.
10.000 head; active; reef steers, strong;
desirable cornfed. 10 to 20c higher; top
heavy. $10.60; top long yearlings, fl0.60;
bulk beef ateers, $9.00010.15; she stock
generally steady; choice cornfed cows and
heifers, strong to shade higher; bulls,
calves and stockers, unchanged; bulk
butcher she stock, $5.6007.50; bulk
canners and cutters, $3.0003.85; bologna
bulls, $5.0005.25; best heavy bolognas,
$5.3506.40; veal calves. $9.500 10.00.
Hogs Receipts, 20,000 head; opened 10
to 15c higher on better grades, closing
with most of early advance lost; others
slow, steady to 10c higher; top early.
$11.16; late, $11.05; bulk good butchers,
10.60011.05; pigs, strong, f9.7501O.25;
holdover, moderate.
is Wiv:
rong to 2c higher, top native lambs,
strong ! -.t u sro. r
$13.35; best western here. l: teener
ends, tlS.00: fat ewes, mostly f6.OO07.OO;
one deck dry fed 76-pound yearlings.
... .
$12.25.
New Tork Money.
New Tork. Juiy 12. Call Money Easy
high. 3 per cent; low. t per cent; ml
ing rate. per cent; closing bid. 3 per J
cent; offered at 3 per cent: laat lean,
3 per cent; call loans against accept-
ance. J percent.
n. . O. X . .B ....... , 1 . .
lime mtwi oiwuj, - - " j -- m i '
cent: 10 day. 4 per cent; t months.
4 per cent.
Prim Mercantile Paper 104 per
cent.
TvrpeatlBe aad Rosin.
Savannah. Ga.. July 12. Turpentine
Steady, tl.l: aales. 10 bbls.; receipts,
fit bbls: shipments, 451 bbla; stock.
t.ISS bbla.
Roeln Firm, salea. 1 Sl task; re
ceipts. l.TIS casks; shipment. I.tSl
casks: stork. St. 127 casks.
Quote: 3. ft 5S: D. f4.7t: E. F. O. H.
$5.06: I. ff.l; It S2I; M. tS4f)S.4S;
N. $11(05 7$; W, O, Sf.MOI.St; W. W,
SS.SO0I.IO,
Live Stock
July It
ilteeelpio were: Cattle. Hogs, Sheen,
Official Mendsy .lT la Itl II, Ml
Off hie! Tuesday ... 1114 II
K.i i mate Wednesday, I.I II I. So
I data thla week. ., ,!4 .431 JS.JtS ,
Same ds last weak. 1114 UU ll,l
.n.e dae S w'a o.. 91,171 44 !l 24 aj
same d,e S w'a a'o.JI HI U tf SI M
Senie da ear . 11.4:4 II.SJI ,II
C.llle Receipt! .re t.f tiead A.
though rec.ipta ware bvy again on Wed.
r.tla. (hero waa broad demand for
ateer with weiibt and Quality at steady
Is stranger uriv, beat kiaoa selling
round ll t)l.ll. Yearllnga ronatituted
in greater part of the offering and whll
beet kinds ruled fairly ateadr th market
waa lower on the slain offerings. Cow
tuff w.a In limned auuply and good da.
mand at eteadv to (Iruiig ptlcea and lb
same waa true of atorkar and feeders.
uuotationa on rattle: ( hone to' prim
beevea, f .TI0 l.3; gaud to i noire beaea,
II 4 7S: fair to gtoa seevee, is sow
f It: common lo fair twevao, tl lltrl.H:
choice lo prim yearllnga, llliailiil:
good to choice yearlinae, i SOtySlS; fair to
good yearllnga. iMotf I ; common to ratr
yearllnga, 17 60(M 40; choirs lo prime heif.
ere, .:( ; good to choice neitere. ST. I
9111: fair to good heifers. 4.0y7 21:
holes to crime cows, l7.0f.7S: good lo
fhoirs cows, f 2107 II: common to good
rows. U ll(l It; good to rhnlrs feeders,
tlloat.O: fair to good feedrro. t.7(t
Til: common lo fslr feeders, ft OOtfS.TS:
good to choice stork.rs, 7.io0i.ll; fair lo
good atockero,! 4. 1001.40: common 'o fair
atockera, fS.toet (: atork heifers, f 4 00O
171: atork cewa, IMOOIIt): atork calves,
li .op7 o: veal calves, iar.osyig.80; stock
bull, 14 100100; bull, lt. etc., tl 75
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. CALVES,
t $73 1 ft 2 115
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Hogs: Receipts were 13.000 head. On
good demand from all quarters trading
waa active on all batter grade at prices
10 0 20c higher. Heavy mixed were slow
and about steady. Light hogs sold mostly
at flO.tO01O.SO with a top price of tl0.66.
Rest quality medium weight butchers sold
at f 10.15010. to and strong weight butch
era at to 904J10.16. Light mixed loads
were at f? 75 f 10.25. Bulk of good hoga,
11.90 10. Heavy mixed and packing
gradea cie moatly at fl.760t.SO.
HOOS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av.
Sh. Pr.
70 f S 76
64. .317
61. .31
80 $ 8 76
210
70
t 00
65.. 308
66. .211
64. .276
77. .22
70 S 10
48. .212
71.. 280
47. .210
If. .287
69. .241
12. .213
160
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to
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10 30
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71. .234 110
68. .231
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Sheep and lamba: Receipt were 7,000
head. Trading waa active today on all
claases, with good tone to the trade and
prlcaa generally 16025c higher. Native
lambs sold mostly at $13.26 with a top
price of $13.85. Western lambs sold from
$13.16013.60. the Utter price top for the
day. Feeder lambs were active at prices
moatly 25c higher, best lambs quoted at
112.76. Sheep moveo reauny at tne ad
vance, bulk of ewes selling at from $6.00
to $6.75, with top price of $7.00.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, west
ern, $12.00013.50; fat lambs, natives,
$11.60 0 13.86; feeder lambs, 19.00012.76;
cull lambs, $6.00011.60; fat yearlings.
$9.00011.50; fat wethers, $6.5008,60; fat
ewes, light, $6. 0007.00; fat ewes, heavy.
14.0006.00.
SHEEP.
8 75
FAT LAMBS.
12 75 114... 72 13 26
13 50
141.
123
2...
(5
15C8.
80
RepelntR anil dlnnnnltlon of livestock kt
the Union stockyards. Omaha. Neb., for
24 hours ending at 3 p. m. July 12. 1922.
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle Hogs Sheep
C. M. & St. P. Ry...
Wabash R. R
Missouri Pacific Ry..
Union Pacific R. R..
, 8 10 ....
. 1 3
. 15 2 ....
, 69 53 23
9 4 1
. 63 78
. 32 15
.52 2 1
. 46 33
26 5 2
3
. 4 .... 1
,13
818 208 28
C. ft N. W. Ry., east.
C. & N. W. Ry.. west.
C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry.
C, B. & Q. Ry east..
C, B. ft Q. Ry.. west.
C, R. I. & P., east. . .
C, R. I. ft P.. westr-.
Illinois Central Ry....
C, G. W. Ry
Totals receipts
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle Hogs
Armour & Co 1,175 2,167
Cudahy Packing Co.1,617 3,331
Dold Packing Co... 408 1.03JI
Morris Packing Cel. 354 1,708
Swift ft Co 1,113 1.933
Sheep
1,663
1,375
'74
1,866
J. W. Murphy 2,161
St. Clair 99
Swartx & Co
Lincoln Pkg. Co
Wilson Pkg. Co...
96
F10
320
Horrman Bros. . . .
Mayerowich ft Vaii
Midwest Pkg. Co. .
P. O'Dea
Omaha Pkg. Co....
John Roth & Sona
S. Omaha Pkg. Co.
J. H. Bulla
Dennis ft Francis.
67
19
16
6
16
. 411
72
7
12
John Harvey 38
T. J. Intrhram
F. P. Lewis
Klrkpatrick Bros.
6
20
F. B. Root & Co 86
Sullivr.n Bros 22 ....
Van Sant ft Co 14
Other buyers 990 1,226
Armour, Sioux Falls.... 327
Morris, Kansas City 70
Totals .; 7,973 12,756
7,094
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., July 12. U. S.
BtireaU Of As-rlctlltnrnl Finnfimlp, lr'atti-
Receipts, 10.000 head; market, better
tAc ,f..,. ., ..,
ton. 810.25? A'ther' ,r,riu -tftnr hBAl
steady; calves steady to 25c higher; choice
vealers to packers, ft.OO; stockers and
feeders steady to strong; medium to choice
feeders, f7.258.30; common to good
llnrkar, t ntlfi)? TS' tnf-rln- lrtn 1 1 1 tfH
IRn- hi.'iv l'nis. ..
5.00: other rlaea tnrv.tlv .t.artv- ,nnt,
stiong on better grades she stock to ship-
pers; yearling heifers. 9.2S; few cows,
16.5007.00; bulk at sales, $4.5006.00;
most canners, f2.5O02.75; bulk cutters,
f3. 60 04. 00.
. Hogs Receipts, 8,000 head; market
unevenly 5015c higher to shippers: strong
to 6c higher to packers; top, $10.75; bulk
200 to" 260-pounders, flO.45010.60; packer
top. $10.65; shippers took about 2.000
head; J)uik of sales, fl0.0010.66; throw
out sows mostly f8. 0008. 25; stock pigs
strong; few up to 810.75.
Sheep Receipts. 4,000 head;, market,
lamba atrong to 25c higher; top natives,
$13.25; most sorted lots around $13.00;
culls, $6.6007.00; aheep ateady; fat ewes
to killers generally $6.0006.60.
New York Sugar.
New York, July 12. The raw sugar
market was easier with apot Cubaa de
clining to the basla of 4.93c for centri
fugal, while July shipment was unchanged
at $c, cost and freight, equal to 4.98c
for centrifugal. There were salea of 14,
000 baga of Cubes from store to a local
refiner and 35,000 bags of Cubas for July
shipment o operators at quoted prices.
. The raw sugar futures market was
easier under scattered liquidation,
prompted by the unsettled feeling in the
spot market. At the lowest prices were
3 to I points below the previous close.
si n"t,.sV?or,vh.r,ndaynror,h:
itir. .s.,t,nw
lnl 'T,il 117.-. - S.n,.mh.r 1 37e'
w"7 .h s'i.c
L""
"
chang
The market for refined sugar was un
hanged at S.5O0f.6Oc for fine granulated.
with business quieter.
Refined futures, nominal. Closing: July,
$.64c; September. 6.65c; December, 6.85c
Foreign Exchange.
New Tork. July 12. Foreign Exchange
Market arm: Great Britain, demand,
$4 43;cablea. $4.44; fO-day bill oa
V 1. 1 m.
, t.
France, demand, ffltc: cables, .OSSTc
Italy, demand. .0452c; cables, .0451c.
Belgium, demand. .OTtSHc; cable, .7t(c
German, demand,, .002lc; cables.
.0023 c. , ,
Holland, demand, .3180c; cables, 3885c.
Norwal. demand, .1637c.
8weden. demand, ,2510c.
Denmark, demand, .214Se.
Swltserland, demand. .Itllc.
Spain, demand. .1657c.
Breere , demand. .0210.
Poland, demand, .02r.
Csecho-Slovakia. demand, ,0107c.
Argentine, demand, ,15lc
Braxtl. demand. .1202.
Montreal. .
t
Financial
By FRANKLIN K. SPRACUE.
Ow.iba, Hoo Lrawil M Ire.
Xew York. July I.' Sentiment lit
the financial district underwent a pro
nounced change, brought about large
ly by a further sharp advance in the
foreign exchange market, which was
taken to indicate a decided better
ment in the foreign situation as re
latcd lo Germany. Also develop
nient with relation to the rait strike
were of such a nature at to lead to
the impression that the disaffection of
railroad labor would be overcome be
fore many days, had pasted.
As a result there was a decided de
gree of buyancy in the bond market,
with certain of the foreign issues,
particualrly the French and Belgian,
standing out prominently by reason
of their gains. Likewise the stock
market displayed strength, prices
moving lorward more vigorourly
than at any time in several days.
The most noteworthy gains were
made among the rail issues which
was a direct reflection of the better
outlook in the rail stock situation
brought about largely by the gov
ernment's determined stand in the
matter.
Marks Advsore.
The foreign exchange market was quick
to reflect the financial criata In llermany
and It Waa therefore not strange that tha
market ahould advance, In anticipation
of soma definite arrangement on the rep
arations question. I'ndoubtediy tho action
of the reparationo commission In cutting
down In (mount due at the end of thla
week by 11,000.000 fold marks was not
without Its effect.
Mark advanced to .002514, an advance
of ,001 a compared with the preceding
day, Th upturn In Herman currency In
tha laat aaveral days haa carried th quo
tation up from a low of .0018,
Exchange on Pari cloaed at 8.28, a
gain of e on the day. Belgian franca
gained almoat as much and there waa pro
nounced atrength In lire. Sterling joined
In the upturn wlttj an advance or ic.
Rail Block Stronger.
The situation with relation to the rail
atrlka waa Just about what might havs
been expected. Apparently railroad labor
leadera are beginning to realise that the
government will not tolerate a complete
flaunting the rulings of the railroad la
bor hoard. Railroad stocks were distinct
ly ugilar process of accumulation, and
while tha advance In prices was not rapid
It served to emphasise that Investment
buying cf th higher claaa rail atock I
continuing.
A number of the Industrial shares made
new high ievels for the year, but the gains
were not jo well maintained as In the rail
Hat. Studcbsker, which, for a long time,
haa been under the Influence of rumors
regarding an increase In dividends, was
once igaln In the forefront of the Indus
trials. It was noticeable also that some of
the Inactive Industrials made sharp ad
vance, on a turnover of only a few hun
dred shares.
New York Stocks
Range of prlrea of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building: e.
RAILROADS.
Tuesday
High. Low. Close.
.101 101 101
. 62 61 52
.140 139 140
. 96 95 96
. B9 68 69
. 80 80 80
.107 106 107
. 25 25 25
. B5 64 65
23 22 23
. 31 30 31
. 77 77 77
. 77 76 77.
. 44 43 44
. 76 75 76
. 44 43 4:!
. 90 90 90
r 25 .24 25
. 29 28 29
A T. ft S. F. ..
Haiti. & Ohio .
Cana. Pacific . .
N. Y. Central . .
Chesa. ft Ohio .
Gt. Northern . .
Illinois Central
K. C. Southern
Lehigh Valley .
Missouri Pacific
N. Y. ft N. H.
Northern Pacific
Chicago ft N. W.
Penn. R. R
139
96
68
80
64
22
30
77
77
43
75
43
90
24
28
C., R. I. ft P.
Southern Pacific
Southern Dallwi
C, M. ft St. P.
Union Pacific
Allia-Chaimers
142 141 141 141
STEELS.
62 60 52 6U1
American Loco ...114 11J 114
Baldwin Loco ....116 116 116
Beth St 77 77 77
Colo P ft I 31 31 31
Crucible 76 74 74
Am St Fdry 37 36 36
Lacka St 76 76 76
Mid St 25 35 36
Pressed St Car 77 77 77
Reo St ft Iron 73 72 72
113
114
76
31
75
37
76
36
77
72
46
99
46
12
62
61
36
22
29
31
40
35
29
16
16
13
63
68
48
63
Sloss-Scheffield .. 47 47 47
U S Steel .... 101 101 100
Vanadium 4 v Yt J
Otis Steel 12 12
COPPERS.
Anaconda 52 52
Am S & R Co 62 62
Cerro de Pasco.... 36 36
Chill 22 "V4
Chino 32'.. 30
Green Cananea
Inspiration 41 40"i
Kennecott 3 3a
Miami 29 29
Nevada Con 16 16
Ray Con 16 16
Seneca U "
Utah 64
46
12
62
62
36
22
30
40
86
29
16
16
18
64
Gener. Asphalt ... 70 68
69
47
61
Cosden ,
Call. Peterol btVi oiis
Island Oil ' .
14. 14 14
14
Meteri;. J ! !l6 1 162 163
Middle States ... 13 13 13 1
Pacific Oil 57
56
66
67
Pan-American .... liVn
Phillips 60
72
48
73
48
8
30
67
32
72
49
8
30
56
32
Pierce Oil s
Pure Oil -"'ft
Royal Dutch 57
Sinclair Oil 33
Stand. Oil, N. J. 185
Tv00 Cn 47
30
56
32
183 183 184
46 46 54
Unit! Oil 24. t.
TL
8
22
8
While oil V5 "
MU 1 l-'tto.
Chandler 70 7"
70
70
14
8
19
49
134
15
39
48
16
14
61
46
38
Oen. Motors 11 'It
Willys-Overland .. 8
Plerce-Arrow .... 19
14 14
8 8
19 19
49 49
White Motor 49
' Studebaker 137 135 13
nt'RRRR AND TIRES.
FiIr . 16 15 16
iGoodrlch 39
j Kelley-Sprtng 49
j Keystona Tire 1S
! AJax 15
i IT S Rttbber 6
31
48
15
15
61
39
48
15
15
62
45
INDUSTRIALS.
! Am Beet Sugnr. . 45 44
! A., G. ft W. I..
39 38
44 43
43
42
;m. im.
Am. Telephone. . .
120 120 120 120
64 63 54 53
40 39 39 39
16 .15 15 16
2414 23 23 23
Am. can
Central Leather. .
Cuba Cane
Cuban-Am. Sugar.
Corn Products 105 106 104 104
Famous Players .. S3 mv, sz szi
General Electric .171 168 170
Great North. Ore 40 40 40 40
Inter. Harvester .10074 100 100 100
A. H. ft L. pfd. .. 70 70 70 7014
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 68 67
International Pa.. 63 51
Infer. M. M. pfd.. 76 74
57
51
75
79
78
47
80
50
66
61
74
79
77
49
7
48
42
58
90
26
38
35
27'
Amer. Sugar Ref. . 79
j pears-Roebuck
7914,
47
80
50
77
47
79
50
.-LI UIUUU1 K
Tobacco Products
Worthinn. Pump
Wilson Co
Westing. Electric .60 59
American Woolen.. 92 9"
MISCELLANEOUS.
91
26
39
35
62
26
8
88
4
Amer. Cotton Oil . 26 26
Amer. Agri. Chem. 39
American Llnsed . 35
Union Bag, pfd. .. 62
Brook. Rap. Tran. 28
Continental Can . 68
Col. Gas ft Elee. 89
Columbia Graph. . 4
United Drug
38
35
62
26
68
87
4
87
4
75
National Enamel . 54
63
54 .64
Lorlllard Tobacco .153 163 153 163
National Lead ...103 100 101 102
Pullman 121 120 121
120
Punta Alegre Su. . 48 48 48
48
67
2"
30
Retail stores 68
Superior Steel . . (33
St. L ft San Fran. 2S
Vir. Car Chemical. 30
67
68
33
33
28 28
30 30
Total sales, 805,600 shares.
Money Close, 3 per cent; Ttesday,
close, per cent.
Marks Close, .00J2c; Tuesday close.
.602054 c
Francs Close, .0824c; Tuesday close,
.0808c.
Sterling Close. $4.43; Tuesday close,
M.41.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, July 12. Potatoea Market,
alightly weaker: receipts. 63 cars; total
United States shipments, 813 car.; eastern
shore Virginia cobblers, 14.6004. 65: Kan
sas sacked early Ohio. I2.10W2.2S; Kan
sao cobbler. t2 5002.60; Norfolk. N. C.
Itobbler. 11.00 04.25.
I v Lena-oat Money-
London. July 12. Bar silver. 35d per
oomee. Money. 1 per cent. Discount
rates, short 202 per cent; three-month.
11-1462 per cent, -
Live Stock
New. York Bonds
(Th Bm la ust only Omaha
newspaper which publishes tht of
ficial close of tha New York Stock
exchange bond.)
New Tork. July If. Th fitm.r ten and
broader snipe uf the Bond mtUt r.tuileit
In part from better lurtign advice and
lb upward trend of Mock. Llbartirs eui
rangod higher but no new rerard were
made In that hat. Improvement in for,
Ign aarhangre extended lo Kuropaan
war flutationa. both r'r.nch and Relatan
government ,a and I making furthar
recovery Irum Monday' eharp dei'llO",
Keveral of the French municipal., aa welt
a Danish as. Copenhagen tWa, Csrh
Nlovattlaa la, rtraill as and Argentine Sa
were frartionally higher, Nelharland a
sustaining a (light setback.
Hiuing by substantial Interests waa
H'tifd In the domeallc ralla, notably Ati h
lna 4s, t'he.aprake and Ohio ronvertil.U
... I'cnnayivanla us, Kanaas t ity noutn
em fa. fcVa board adjustment 6a, Uliuaurl
Kan.aa and Trias flrat 4s and Illinois
Central refunding 4 a.
Mevaral of the Industrial lost ground
Oeu-ral Klertrla la falling 1 point, while
Republican iron 6 declinad 14 points.
Hales (par value) aggregated 111. 111,000.
The one noteworthy new underwriting of
the day waa the kingdom of tne Neiner
landa ISK.OOO.OOO pea rent gulldr loan
for which a good Investment demand wa
reported.
Nw York. July 13 Following sr. to
day's high, low and doping prlct-i of
bonde on the New York atock exchange
nd th total saint of each bond:
I'. H. Ilonds.
flairs (In 11,00") High low Close
310 Liberty 3s ....100 60 100.3 100.44
I Liberty 2d 4s... .100.00 it tl It t
:il Liberty 1st 4s.. 100.4 100.34 100.4
741 Liberty 2d 4.. 100.1 100.lt 100,11
tl Liberty 3d 4a. .100.18 100.14 100.14
114 Liberty 4th .. 10.40 100.14 100.34
177 Victory 4te lo.so 10041 loo.eo
Foreign (overnmrnt, Ntate and Municipal,
Argentine To 100 ft joo jnu
20 Chinese Govt Ry Ss. 65 61 It
2 Rerne 's
17 Bordeaux tl
7 Copenhagen 6s .
11 Lyons s T.
17 Maraellles ts
36 Rio da sJnelro Ss.
2 San Pa"ulo Ss
30 Zurich 8
60 Dent Rein 7a ....
: "If
101
, aiw ai
. 1 l
. 82 11
. 82 82
ii
It
8!
.100 9
100
.101 101 101
..11 110 111
90 8 90
It Dom Csn Ss 2$. .10 100 100
11 Dom Can 6 31 18 98 98
13 inch K ind ta 47.. t lb
88 inch E Ind S .. 95 94
127 French Rep S 101 100
303 French Rep 7a .. 99 17
96
15
101
99
2 Japanese 4s ..
4 Japanese 4a ....
63 Belgium 7 ...
4 Belgium 6s ....
17 Denmark 6s ....
1 Italy fa .....
1118 Netherlands 6s .
18 Norway 8s
18 Sweden 6s
159 Parls-I.y-Med 6a
37 Chile 8s 46
10 Vrugusy 8s
12 12 2
77 17 77
...105 106 106
...100 100 100
... 98 98 98
6 96 96
... 97 97 17
...110 110 110
...102 102 102,
.. 78 77 78
...103 102 102
...104 104 104
...101 108 109
...101 101 101
...100 100 100
...119 118 lit
2 Queensland 7 ..
18 Queensland 6s . .
7 Rio Or 8ul 8a....
31 Snlrs Con 8s
66 K O B ft I 6s 22
.108 108 108
39 K G B A I 6s 29. .108 108 108
40 K O B ft I 6s 37. .103 103 103
75 U S Brazil 8s 102 102 102
2 U S Mexico 6 69 69 68
17 U S Mexico 4s 47 4G 46
Hallway and Miscellaneous.
10 Ajax Rubber 8s ..100 100 100
13 Am Ag Chm 7s ..104 103 103
68 Am Cotton Oil 6s.. 88 88 88
37 Am Smelt 6s 92 92 92
482 Am Sug 6s 102 101 102
3 Am T ft T cv 6s 114 114 114
27 Am T ft T col tr 6s 98 98 98
5 Am Writ Pa 7s 86 86 86
11 Armour ft Co 4s.. 90 90 90
62 A T ft S F gen 4s.. 95 94 94
7 At T ft S F adj 4s. 84 84 84
1 At Cat L 1st con 4s. 91 '91 91
5 At Ref 6s 103 103 103
34 Rait ft Ohio 6s 101 100 100
62 Bait ft Ohio cv 4s 83 82 83
9 Bell Tell Penn 7s. .108 108 108
9 Beth St ret 5s 96 95 96
8 Beth St p m 5s.. 90 90 90
33 Braden Cop 6s 99 98 99
3 Bkln Ed gen 7s D. .107 107 107
25 Bkln R T 7s ctf St. 80 79 79
2 Can North 6 ..110 110 110
71 Can Pac d 4s 78 78 78
1 Cent Leath 6s 98 98 98
62 Cent Paq gtd 4a.. 90 90 90
3 Cerro Pasco 8S 118 118 118
40 Ches ft Ohio cv 5s.. 94 93 94
28 Ches ft Ohio cv 4s 88 88 88
38 C B ft Q ref 5s A. .100 100 100
72 Chi ft E 111 5s 81 81 81
6 Chi Gt West 4s.. 60
62 C I ft L ref 5s 69
60
69
64
60
69
64
107
79
82
81
76
81
105
91
2 C M ft St P cv 4S 64
2 C M ft St P rf 4S.107
33 Chi Rys 6 80
107
79
82
1 C R I ft P gen 4s.. 82
54 C R I ft P ref 4s.. 81
80
73
25 Chl ft w Ind 4s. . . 75
10 C C C ft St L gen 4s 81
4 Chile Cop Ja 105
81
105
33 Chile Cop 6s .... 91
1 Colo ft So ref 4s. . 88
15 Col G ft El 5s .. 95
9 Con Coal Md 6s 88
91
88
95
88
88
95
88
304 Con Gas 7s . .
.120 118 119
t Cuba Cn Sg d
8s.. 87 86 87
3 Cuba R R 7s A. .102 102 102
I 21 Del k Hud cv 6s.
1 D ft R G imp 5s.
1 D M & Ft D 4s.
1 Det Utd Rys 4s.
6 Dist Sec 5s
8 Dpnt Nem 7s .
98 97 98
80 ' 80 80
67 67 57
83 88 83
. 45 45 45
.107 107 107
.103 102 103
. 55 64 55
. 64 64 64
.106 105 105
. 95 95 ' 95
.101 100 100
.102 101 101
.116 115 116
32 Duquesne Lt 6s
23 Erie gen 4s
36 Erie pr lien 4s .
4 Fisk Rub 8s
44 Fram I D 7s .
4 Gen El d 5s
29 Goodyear T 8s
13 Goodyear T 8s
31.
41.
1 Gnd Tnk Ry C
4 Gnd Tnk Ry C
7s. .113 113 113
6s. .103 103 103
160 Grt North 7s A 110 110 110
69 Grt North 6s B..101 101 101
3 Hud ft M ref 5s A. 84 83 8f"4
22 Hud ft M ad in 5s. 63 62. 62
30 III Cent 5.i 101 100 101
37 III Cent ref 4s .. 89 88 89
25 111 St d 4s 91 91 91
10 Ind St 6s 101 100 101
1 Int Met 4s 11
26 Int R T ref 5s..... 68
4 Int iM M sf 6s.. 96
11 Int Pa ref 5s B 86
21 Invinc Oil 8s 98
1 Iowa Cent ref 4s .. 45
8 K C So 6s 89
12 Kell Spring T 8s. .108
2 Lacka St 5s 23 99
11
11
68
96
86
97
45
89
68
96
86
97
45
S9
10s
108
99
89
94
93
97
99
89
94
93
97
12 Lacka St 5s 50.
19 L S ft M 3 d 4s 28.
5 L S ft M S d 4s 31 .
1 Ltg ft My 6
1 Lorrjlard 6s
89
94
93
97
. . 96 96 96
..105 105 105
. . 93 92 93
. . 88 87 88
..102 102 102
. .104 104 104
.. 92 91 92
2 L ft N ref 5s. .
13 L ft N unified 4s
18 Mkt St Ry con 6s
3 Marland Oil 8s
30 Mex Pet 8s
10 Mich Cent d 4s ..
15 Mid St cv 5s
11 M ft St L ref 5s.
89 89 89
45 46 45
1 M St PftSSM 6S.102 102 102
16 MK&Tnpl 5s A 82 82 82
40 M K ft T n ad 6s A 57 66 66
80 M K ft T 1st 4s 82 81 82
39 Mo Pac gen 4s 64 63 64
Mont Pow 6s A.. 98 98 ' 98
Nat Tube 5s 100 100 100
N O T ft M Inc 6s. 71 71 71
N T C col 7s 105 105 105
N Y C d 6s 106 106 105
N T C con 4s 85 85 85
N T Ed tef 6S..109 109 109
NT NH ft H c 6s 48 81 81 81
NT NH ft H d 4s 57 62 62 62
N T Ry ref 4s ctf. 37 37 37
N T T d 6s 49. .105 105 105
NTT ref 6s 41.. 105 104 105
N T W ft Bos 4s 56 66 68
Nor ft So 6s A 67 67 67
Nor ft West cv 6s.. 110 110 110
Nor ft West con 4s. 93 92 93
Nor Pac p in 4s.. 88 88 88
Nor Pac ge n3s. . 62 61 62
N P-G N It 6S..103 103 103
Nor Sts P ref 5s A 91 90 91
N W Bell Tel 7s ..106 106 106
Or ft Cal 1st 6s.. 100 100 100
O S L gtd 6s ctf.. 105 104 105
O S L ref 4s 92 91 92
Or-Wsh RRftN 4s.. 81 81 81
Otis St 8s A 100 100 100
Pac G & El 5s SI 90 90
Penn R R 6s 1084 108 108
Penn R R gen 5s.. 101 101 101
Penn R R gen 4s 3 92 93
P ft East inc 4s.. 35 35 35
Pierce Oil d 8s 99 99 99
P C C ft St L 5s A. 96 96 96
P Ry L ft P 5s.. 86 86 86
Pro ft Ref 8s 102 102 102
Nebraska
School Bonds
First Claa Security
Free From Taxation
To Yield 5 .
C. E. JOHNSON
- MUNICIPAL BONDS
211 Kaolin BUg.
1730
MS
8
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I'l Ninrlair O iv lt .o4 ! I4'4
31 Hincl.ir U rol ta,, MW . II',
II Ma I'a ti ( ... ! l J
S SU, Pan ref 4a.,,, is tt us
7 Mu I'm v ir 4. , Its 11 mi
Ku Ry gen ...loot, uos o
I Ho Hy ton ta.... tt 11
. an it? gen ta
3 Mu 1'rt Kla Mg 7
: Mian oil la I 4 7.,l"l
4 Tx ft c l.t la,, 12
$1 Third Avt adj I..
71 In I'ao 1st 4a
:i t'n Pa c 4a
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1 ItU
1 11
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1 i
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1 11 i-ae rr ta .... aa
t t'n Tank' far
7.a ll 11
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7 l id Drug Ss
1 i ny inv isi bg r hi .av.
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V Ity Sa 14 li
t Weal Sid 1st 4a.... M 1
S Weal Pac ta tt I f(
I Wrat t'n S 101 lo 1"
S Weat Klee la 107 lot 07'
7 Wirk-Hpen Ht 7s., .100 no I nut,
7 Wilson C af IS. lot lots l"3
10 nuaun t- aa,.., :s
31 Cserhn-Mlo la ctf . tiS
122 Dom Can la' 51 el, S
IS Ktup 11 ft F 7a.. ',
: Hmclalr Cruda la. tl
Total sales of bond, today
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were
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113,000 compared with I14.ll4.ooo previous
dsy nd 113,011 000 a year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Tork, July lt. Prices for curb
lock continued to display strength to.
day and trading was active. Orders were
spread over th general Hat, but oils were
most active. Tho advance today wa
due largely to short covering by profes
sional Interest who were hesvy sellers
during the recent decline. The feeling
among these Interests wa that prices had
pretty well dlacbunted recent unfavorable
developments and aa news was ban tu
rning up the time wa ripe for the taking
back or commitment.
Mexican Seaboard and the voting truat
oertiflrates aold lo new htgha for the
lecovery and buying was of more positive
character. There was little profit taking
at times In Rtandard Oils, but the under
tone In these stock was not impaired.
Skeily Ola continued notably firm
above 12. .
There was not much festure to the rest
of tha oil section, but Industrials braced
generally.
Metal snares were not especially active
nor were price changes significant. Bonds
held firm.
New York, iuiy 12. Transactions on the
New Tork curb bond market today were
a follow:
Bonds.
Domcstlo Honda.
High Low Close
4 Allied Pack 6s 83 83 83
4 Allied Pack 8a 96 95 95
1 Aluminum 7n '33 105 106 li6
12 Am Cotton OH 6a. 98 98 98
17 Am L ft T 6s WW. 100 100 100
3 Am T ft T s '22.100 100 100
16 Am T ft T 6s '24.101 101 11
10 Anaconda Cop 6s. 100 100 100
30 Ana Cop 7s '29... 103 103 103
24 Anglo Am Oil 7s 130 103 103
12 Armour Co 7s. ...105 104 104
6 A O ft W I 6s..,. 62 62 62
4 B'ver Board 8stAf78 75 75
3 Beth Sll 7a '23. ..104 104 104
2 Beth Stl 7s '35... 103 103 103
17 Bklyn Un Gas 7s. 106 105 106
5 Can Nta Ry 6s... 99 98 99
1 Cent Stl 8s 105 105 105
1 Con Oas Balto 7s. 105 106 106
3 Cop Ex As 8s '23.101 101 101
6 Cop Kx As 8s '24.102 102 102
10 Cop Ex As 8s '25.104 104 104
1 Deere Co 7s 1(11 101 101
Empire G ft F 6s. 101 101 101
28 Freeport Tex 7s. .141 134 136
2 Galena Slg Oil 78.1115 105 105
2 Gen Asphalt 8s. . .104 114 104
65 Goodrich Tire 7s.. 103 103 103
3 Grand Trunk 6s.l05 105 105
7 Gulf Oil 7s 104- 104 104
2 Gulf Oil 6s 101 10 101
2 Hershep Co 7s..l03 103 103
8 Hood Rubber 7s... 98 98 98
10 Humble Oil 7s.... 100 100ft 1110
1 Kan G ft E 6s 96 96 96
7 Kenne Cop 7s 104 104 104
15 Laclede Gas 7s. ..100 99 99
8 Manitoba 7s 95 95 93
10 Morris Co 7S...105 105 106
9 Nat Acme 7s... 97 96 90
16 NT NH ft H 7s... 89 87 87
19 Phil El 6s 99 99 99
2 Pub Sv Cp N J 7s 101 101 101
3 Robert Gair 7s..!. 97 97 97
6 Saks CO 7s 98 98 98
Sears R 7s '22. ...100 100 100
14 Sears R 7s-'23 101 101 101
8 Sw Bell Tele 7s... 102 102 102
1 Std Oil N Y 7s '25 105 106 105
1 Std Oil N Y 7s '28 106 106 106
3 Std Oil N Y 7s '31 109 108 109
6 Std Oil N Y- 6S.108 108 108
7 Stewart Warner 8s 110 110 110
10 Sun Oil 7s 100 100 110
2 Swift Co 7s '25. ..101 101 101
7 Swift Co 7s '31. .103 102 103
7 Texas Co 7s 101 101 101
3 Tidal Osage 7s 101 101 101
23 Un Oil Cal 6s ITU 100 101
5 Un Oil Prod 8s... 104 104 104
2 U Rys Hav 7S..104 104 104
11 Vacuum Oil 7s 107 J07 107
2 West Elec 7s 108 108 108
25 Winchester 7s .102 101 102
Foreign Bonds.
25 Argentine 7s '23.. 100 100 100
13 Can Stmshp 7s... 94 94 94
43 Mex Gov 6s 18 17 18
290 NY NH Fr 7s 74 74 74
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J Hop 1 Ml CM ... ;S t
I H II W III !.., 14 1.
t H I A I. iVae , ai 11
11 ft I. N r ad ..- 11
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14 Hil. W let 4a.. 7.', 7
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Albert Lea Farms Company
First Mortgage Land Bonds
Price 100 and Interest Due May 1, 1927
A Safe Investment because secured by a first mortgage on 5,168
acres of Freeborn County, Minnesota, land valued at MORE
THAN THREE TIMES the amount of our loan of $300,000.
The land is part of the famous Albert Lea Farms. The com
pany is headed by G. H. Payne of Omaha.
A Net Yield of 6l2 to the investor because the borrower re
funds all State and Local Taxes. ' '
'$1,000 and $500 Denominations
This investment appeals both to the large and imall invettor on
account of if. SAFETY, LIBERAL RETURN and TAX
EXEMPTION. I
Our circular contains a full description
of the security. Call or lvrife for it.
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Itulu'h. July Ufia.Kred July II St.
bid, tk-pirmber, I; it, Sid; tvtobet,
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Sew terti lr (iuwla.
New Vara. Julr I: the American
W uolen toiupeny BBuuun.e. that 11 would
fill ITII alT All KHTInhslKS
E. R. BEE
Fairbury
Republican Candidate
for State Treasurer
PRIMARIES
July 18, 1922
Tfioroughly experi
enced in farming,
banking and lumber.
Stands for strictest'
economy and efficien
cy in administration of
state affairs.
Your Support Will Be
Appreciated
see the
3 B2Me Aj&
To California, Portland, or die
Puget Sound Country see that
your ticket reads by Canadian Pacific
Ratee greatly reduced lowest in
years to September 30, with re
turn limit October 31. But Cana
dian Pacific standards of service are
not reduced. Nor the surpassing beau
ties of the Canadian Pacific Rockies,
Stop oS at BanS, Lake Louise, Glacier,
Sicamous, Vancouver, Victoria. By
all means go or return via
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OmahaTrust Company
Omaha National Bank Building
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Keo Tern, July lt-l"l lHo-M"
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George A.
Williams
Republican candidate for Sec
retary of State. Farmer, Busi
nesa Man, Civic Worker,
Legislator. Will conduct the
office with economy, effi
ciency and courtesy.
jSS
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are roocAeaf only hy f AW
Canaiimn Paclfit
Railway.
For full Information write
T. J. WALL. General Agent
140 S. Clark St, near Adams, Chicago
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