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THE OMAHA BEE: TUESDAY. JULY 18. 1922.
Omaha Grain
Omaha, July 17.
Grain marked afttr opening higher
turned weak and declined eharpty.
Receipit of wheat for the two day
wert quilt heavy, in (act much heav
ier than the trade wai looking lor,
eoneiderine- the recent rami and the
facilities for tramncrtation, and the
visible supply decrease wat smaller
than expected and the demand was
not active.
Wires were down and news was
scarce.
Viiible supply of wheat decreased
1,570.000 bushels; corn decreased
3,127,000 bushels, oats decreased
1.210.000 bushels.
Receipts of wheat at Omaha were
136 cars as .compared with 480 cars
last year; corn, 110 cars, against 67
cars last year. I otal shipments were
not heavy at 176 cars, against 270
cars last year.
Cash wheat in the Omaha market
was irregular, some sates being made
at unchanged to lc lower, but the
bulk went at 2c lower, with a very
good demand at the lower range of
prices. Corn sold unchanged to C
lower. Oats were unchanged to Me
lower, being generally 'jC to tfc
lower. Rye was quoted nominally lc
lower, and barley nominally un
changed. WHEAT
N. f dark turd: I ssr (smutty), IMS,
Nil 4 dirk hard: 1 Mr. Sl.lt.
No. 1 hart wlnur: t car (41 Pe cant
dark), 11.11: car (old. S per cant dark),
SI. 11; S cart (new), ll.ftl; 4 cara saw),
1 01; S cara. Il.tT.
No, I hard winter: 1 car (old and
nw). fl.lt; 1 car (old and naw). Il.tti
4 cam (n.w). tl.4l; It ear (shippers
waiehta), II. 17; 1-1 car (11 par cant
dark, emutlvl. 11.14; I car (old and naw,
amutty). II. tl: J car, Il.tt; 1 car (tl
par cat dark, ahlppara' welehta), 11.11.
No. 1 hard wlnt.r: 1 car (tl par c.nt
dark), 11.11: I cara (old and naw), Il.tt;
t cars, II. I cara tsnippsrs- w.imiat,
1 01; t cara. Il.tt.
No. 4 hard wlnt.r: 1 ear. 11.11; t
car (heavy, 14.1 par cant raolatur.), Il.tt;
I I ear (naw), l.l: I-l car (oU), II. 01;
1 rar (amutty), II. tl. -
No. t yellow hard: 1 car (new, ahlp
para' w.lfhtai. l.t7; 1 car. Il.tt.
No. S yellow hard; 1 car, 11.17. -
No. 4 yeflow hard: . 1 ear, fl.tt; I can,
Il.tt.
No I yellow hard: 1 ear old), 1.H
No. I mixed: l-S car, $1.03.
CORN.
No. S white; t cara. t1e; 1 ear. I7tte.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car, Uc; 1 car,
H Vie
No. f yellow: 11 ear. Slfte; I cara
(ahlppara' w.lthte), llltc: t cara. tlo.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car (apeelal billing).
Mite. ,
No. 1 mixed: 1 ear, S7o. '
No. 1 mixed: I eara. ITIie.
OATS.
No. t whit: 1 car. tie.
No. I white: I car (shippers' w.lfhta),
,34r; I cara. 14c: II car. I J He.
No. 4 whiter 1 car. lllc: S car. It e.
Sample white: I ear. 33c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
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Wheat
Corn
Oata
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Barley
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Wheat
Corn
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CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 140 51) 401
Corn 177 271
Oata 104 105 41
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat ......310 .137 211
Corn tt II tl
Oata 14 It ' 13
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
iu."u Week Tear
Carlota, . . . Today. . Ago. Ago.
Wheat ........... ..Ill '331 441
Corn II 130 it
Oat 75 41 12
UNITED STATES VISIBLE.
Bushel Today. Wk. Age. Tr. Ago.
Wheat 15,304,000 14,874.000 13,844,000
Corn 25,453,000 21,771.000 20.373.000
Oats 41.lt0.000 42,440,000 31,372,000
Rya 417,000 1.145,000 471,400
Barley 1,284,000 1,455,000 l,tl7,00t
OMAHA STOCKS.
Bushel Today. Tear Ago.
Wheat 277,000 f 12.000
Corn 831,000 746,000
(lata 1,100,000 1,433,000
Rya .11,000 11,000
Barley 3,000 14,000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2127.' July IT.
Wht. I
July 1.114 LIT 44 1.14 l.ltttf Ml
1.11 1.14
Sept 1.14 1.16 1.11 1.11 1.MH
1.14 1.12 1.14
Dte. 1.14 1.17 1.14 1.14 1.14
1.16 1.14 l.lt
Res I
July .It .14 .83 .83 .14
Sept. .82 .83 .81 .81 .82
)c. '.84 .85 .18 .83 .14
f'orn
July .13 .43 .42 .(3 .4
.43
h.pt. .66 .65 .63 .43 .14
.84 .46
Wee .63 .63 .41 .61 .13
.63 .61
Data'
.lulv ".31 .36 .34 .34 .34
Sept,' .37 .37 .36 .36 .87
.34
Dec. .40 .40 .39 .34 .40
Lard I I
July 16.71 10.S0 10.75 10.80 110.87
Sept. 10.17 10.97 10.80 10.40 10.13
.Hi'!? 10.43 110.41
S.rTt 1050 llO.&t
New lork Money
New Trk, July 17. Call Money Steady;
high, 3 per cent; low, 3 per cent: ruling
rate, 3 per cent; closing hid, 2 per cent;
ottered at 3 per-eent; last loan, 3 per
tent; call loan agalnaL-acceptance. 3
per cent.
Time Loan Steady: 40 daya, 4 per
rent; to daya, 404 per cent; aix month,
404 per cent; prime mercantile paper.
44 per cent.
Kaaass City Grain.
Xanaas City. July 17. Wheat No. t
hard. I1.110O144; No. 3 red. 11.04
I. 10.
Corn No. 3 whit. 17 051c; No. S
white, S7c
Hay Unchanged r choice alfalfa. 117.00
Olt.Ot: No. 1 prairie, ll3.00O14.00; No.
1 timothy, I14.00O15.00; clover, mixed
light. ll4.tOQ14.60.
MbUMapoll Grata.
Minneapolis, Minn., July 17. Wheat
Cash No. 1 northern, 11.42 01.45:
July, II 38; September. 11.17; Decem
ber. 11.11.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 6705le.
Oata No. I whit. 3112c.
- Barley 18014c
Bye No. 3. 77 071 e.
Flax No. 1. l3.t7Q2.6t.
84. Leak) Grain
St. Leal. July 17. Whoat Jnly.
II. 04; September, Il.tt.
1 Corn Jury, t3e; September, 43e.
Oats July, 31 e; 8ptembr, 37c,
Minneapolis,
July 17. Flour Un-
changed.
Bran llt.tt.
rataaaa Stank
Th following Quotations ara furnished
by Logan at Bryan:
Armour Co.. pfd... 11
Armour Leathsr Ce, com..... 13
Continental Motors T
Libby. McNeil St Llbby 1
National Leather t
Swift Co 101
Svt International 14
Union Carbide 4 Carbon Co 51
London. Jnly IT. Copper Standard,
spot, its, 2a. td: futmraa. lis 14a: elee-
trolytlo spot, ttl Its; futures, ITS: tin.
spot, 153. lie: futuraa, 144 its, land
pot 134 IT. 4d; fwrares, 113, 15s; suo.
spot. t3, istares, si.
Chiean. July IT. Batter Lower:
creamery extras. 35e: firsts, 31Q34c; ase
oada. 34014c; atudaraa, 13c.
Egg Steady; receipts. 31.111 eases;
firsts. 11Q33; ordinary tints. ttQ
Jlc; mtseeUsaeeua. 31Q31c
New Tork. July 17. Foreign Bar III.
tr 74c
Mexican Cellars-rlUs, ffc. .
Market,
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Chicago, July 17. The grain trade
acted on the bullish newa early and
ignored it later. Advances in the
hr4t hour were all lot by midday.
The nniih was weak at about the
lowest prices. Buying support was
roor. .Net declines tor the day were
! 4 (ft 2c on wheat, fjt&Jc on corn,
and ! 5sC on rye. December led
the decline on all grains.
The wheat trade wa bullish early,
but became bearish later. Higher
cables, with an advance of 2t.d
in Liverpool, combined with buying
by eastern houses and thorti ad
vanced wheat prices early. There
were limited offerings and little out
side buying support. This became a
factor later in the da v. Then a sell
ing movement started, due to reports
from New York that the railroad
strike probably would be aettled on
Thursday. Hull news had little tl
feet though it included black runt
damage and the decrease of 1.570,000
bushels in the visible supply, com
pared with an increase of 3.968,000
bushel utt year. July dropped
from $I.17H to $1.14 and September
from $1.1S4 to $1.11 The close
wat on a fractional rally.
Crop Newa r rotable.
Crop new on corn was generally fa
vorable and white the trade waa bulllah
early with fair auppart, preaauro waa put
on December by commission houaea and
local traders towsrd Ihs finish and It
broke from 4!e to 41 lie. finishing at the
bottom, while other months war off 1U
with July at 62c. Kxport and dom.atlc
demand waa good. Loral storks deereaard
1.7.7.004 bush'la and tho visible was I,.
137.001 buahele Cash prices wer e
lower and receipt 124 car. There waa
big decree.. In aupbly on ocean paaaaga
and tho world'a shipments. They at
tracted no attention after tho break
came.
Cash house bought Jnly oala. fearing
trik complleatlona on tho railroads, and
aoid December while others did th ra
vers.. Caah premlume wer eaaler. the
derreaae of 1,1)4.400 buehela la th visible
waa without effect. .
Northweetern traders sold ry fairly and
local operators bought September rye and
old December wheat at 34s to 34e
difference.
Pit X4eew
It It eald that the heavy aelllng of
wheat by Thomaon and McKlnnon and
Bennett, which led to tho break, was for
oaetern account bought Icat week and
tnloaded because th market showed no
disposition to respond to tho bulllah newa.
Wet weather has Induced export buyera
to take old wheat to fill their aalea for
nearby shipment and a good buatneea waa
under way. The purchase of 1.000,000
bushels for export In all poaltlona cam
too lata to help th market to any extent.
Country aalea tt wheat and corn wer
limited
December corn at the close wa 3c
under September, th wldeat dlacount so
far. A number of local tradera have been
bearish on December corn for aome time
past and were th moat aggreaaiva sellers.
Commlaalon houaea ara moderately bulllah
on th near future, but with reports or
ralna over Iowa there waa an increaaed
disposition to nil on th part of local
professionals. ,
A Montreal message said provincial cab
inets of Saskatchewan and Alberta have
agreed to call their legislatures together
at one to deal Jointly with establishing
a wheat board for handling thla seasons
crop.
New Tork General.
New Tork. July 17. Flour Unsettled:
apring patents, 7.5O0i.OO: spring clears.
l5.75O4.50; soft winter stralgnta. is.soes
6.76; hard winter atraighta. lt.60Q7.00
Cornmeal Dull: fine whits and yellow,
granulated. 1.83Q1.I7.
wneat spot, easy; ino. z norinern
spring, 11.56: No. 2 red winter, $1.28;
No. 3 hard winter, 11.24; No. 1 Mani
toba, 11.51; No. 2 mixed durum, 11.24
o. I. f. track, New Tork, to arrive.
Corn Spot, eaay; No. 2 yellow and No
3 whit, 32c; No, 3 mlxerj, See c 1. t
New Tork. all rail. ...n-'
Oata Spot, easy: No. I white. 470
'e.
Hay steady; no. 1, 30.oow3j.uo; no.
!. 328.00030.00: No. 3. 125.00027.00; ship
ping. 123. 00025.00 per ton.
Hope quiet; atate, iizi, sowne: ra
olflc coast, 1421, 19024c: 1120, 17014c.
Pork Quiet; mess, 2I 00030.00; fam
ily. 128.00021.00.
Lard Steady; middieweat, tll.3501I.es.
Tallow Quiet; apeelal looae, tc;
extra, !c. '
Rice Steady; fancy head. 7Q7c.
Kansas City Live Stock.
' Kansas City. Mo.. .July 17. Cattle Re
ceipts, 20,000 head; better grade beef
steers mostly 10O16c lower; few sales
sieaay to whk; lop neavies, .iv.au;
other grades generally 15025c lower;
yearlings and fat she-stock steady to 25c
lower; mostly ateady; better grade cows,
16.2608 50; others mostly 14.5006.00;
grasa heifers, 16.0007.00; other classes,
steady.
Hogs Receipts. 7,000 head; lighter
weights strong to 6c higher; others slow,
steady, with Friday's average; bulk, 160 to
220 pounds. tl0.l6Q10.26; sorted lights,
110.30; shippers took around 1,000; bulk
of aalea. 19.28010.25: nacker toD. 110.15:
atcrk piga around steady; bulk desirable
natives, 10.0Q4i.60.
sheep and umoi Receipts, 7.000 neaa;
lamb, 16c to 25c lower: top natives and
Arlsonaa, 113.25; moat aorted lota, 112.75
013.25: culls. 16.7507.25: sheep, atrong;
light ewea, 17.2507.60; heavier offering
generally 16.550)4.76.
St. Louis livestock.
East St. Louis, III., July 17. Cattle
Recalota. 7.000 head: beef steers and light
yearlings, steady to 25c lower; 110.00 paid
m . j ...... . . . - OSifll
lor matured came; uuik bicvio. .,.uw
1.75: bulk yearlings. 37.60 0 8.50; beef
cowe. 15025c lower; bulk, 14.5006.50;
canners, weak; bulls, steady; ouik can
ners. 12 60; bulla, 14.2604.75; atockera and
feeders, ateady; bulk, 15.5006.60; prac
tical veal calf, top, 11.00; bulk. 18.500
t.oo.
Hogs Receipts, 10,000 head; market,
active, ateady: good clearances; top.
110.86: bulk, 140 to l0-lb. averages. 110.70
010.80; bulk 200 to 250-pounders, 110.360
10.45: a few loads 260 to 310-lb. weight,
110.00010.25; packer, sows, mostly 33.25
08,40.
Sheen Recelnta. 4.000 head: fat lamba.
35c lwer; sheep, ateady; top lamba. 113.00;
nothing choice here: bulk. 112.50013.00:
culls, mostly 6 00; fat light ewes, 36.00;
heavlea, 13.00.
New fork Produce.
New Tork. July 17. Butter Lower:
ereamery higher than extras. 37 038c;
extras. 3t037c: firsts. 33034c: packing
stock current make, No. 2, 25 026c.
Bggt Irregular; rresn gathered extra
firsts. 27O30c; firsts, 2403tc.
Cheese Eaay; state wnoie miiK iiats,
fresh specials, 21022c; average run, 20c;
atate whole milk twins, fresh specials,
31031c; ststs whole milk twins, aver
age run, 10 c
New Tork Dry Goods.
New Tork. July 17. The Amerlcsn
Woolen company opened Its spring 1921
II nee of aerges. tropicals and all wool
goods. Prices were lower than the recent
top advances and higher than laat year's
openings. Fulton serg No. 3,193, which
Is the pivotal number, wa priced 12.60
a yard. The reaponae on the first day was
fair. Raw ailk markets were unchanged.
Cotton goods were quiet. Burlaps were
quiet and lower.
New Tork Metal.
New Tork. July 17. Copper Steady;
electrolytic, spot and later, 14c
Tin Steady; spot, 11.13c; futures,
31.15c.
Iron Steady: No. 1 northern, 336 040
37.4; No. 3 northern. 114.00025.00; No 3
southern. Ill 40O20.00.
Lend Stesdy; spot, 1.7001.76c.
Zinc Steady; No. B St. Louis spot and
nearby delivery. f.76 0 5.tOc.
Antimony Spot. 6.-6.26c.
Turpentine and Rsain. '
Savannah, Ga.. July IT. Turpentine
Firm. 11.11. Sales. 113 bbls.: receipts,
340 bbls.; shipments, 40 bbls.; 'stock,
1.424 bbls. I
Rosin Firm; sales, 743 casks: receipts,
1.11 casks; shipments, 444 casks; stock,
41.147 easka
Quote B, Il.tt; D. 14.30; F.FGH, 16.01;
t. Il.lt: K. 16.40; M. 5.t0; N. 14.10;
WO. 14 35; WW. 17.lt.
Near Tark Pealtrr.
New Tork, July IT. Poultry Live
eaay; broilers, by freight, 33Q3fc; by ex
press, StOtle; fowls. 3tc; roosters, 14c;
turkeys, 34c Dreaoed firm: western
chickens, 3IQ43c; fowls. 14010c; old
roosters, HQ 10c: turkeys. 36Q 66c
K&aaea City Penjslwssh
Kansas City, Mo July IT. Butter
oncnangea.
Eggs One cent tower? first, lie.
' Poultry Rene unchanged; broilers, 10
Is lower, 14 tit
Financial and Industrial News of
Live Stock
Omaha, July IT.
RseslMs were
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Cellmate Mueidsy .. t
t.ee
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f.tlT
11.141
1.141
It.eee
am day laai k , t.leT
Kerns dap I w'ks St l.ttt
ham Oar I w hs st S.33I
Sams day year ate. List
II. Ill
I.107
I 7
11.414
Rerainle and diapoaiiloa sf livestock
si th laioa storkysrds. Omaha, Neb.,
toe 34 hour easing at I p. m. July 17.
Hit.
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Toisl receipts
Armour aV Co
t'udahy Pkg. .Co,
IMId rag Co.
Swift at Co
J. W. Murphy
Hwang at Co.
Lincoln Pkg. Co. ,
Wllaon l'kg. Co
Hlggins Pkg. Co.
Hoffman Uros
Usyerowlrh Vail ....
Mldweat Pkg. Co. .....
P. O'Dea
Omaha Pkg. Co
John Hoth at Bona .....
S, omaha pkg. Co. 17
J. H. Bulla ,
H. O. Chrlalle Son ...
Dennla si Krsncle
Kills 4t Son
John Harvey
R. W. Hanley
T. J, Ingram
P. P. Lewis
MO.. K C. C. Co. ....
B. Root At Co.
Sullivan Bros
W. B. Van Sant Co. .
Wsrthheimer ex Degen .
Other buyers
Armour for Boo Polls .
Lubberger
Klrkpairlck
Total
Cattle Receipt, were 7,000 head. For
the flrat time In many weeks, corn fed
beef steers did not constitute the greater
part of th receipts. Desirable lots were
la active aemano at eieany 10 airong
price, and long yearnnga sola arouna
llO.3UQlt.45. Ths plainer kinds of cat
tle, as wall ss cows snd heifers, moved
slowly at from stesdy to somewhat eaaler
f aures. Receipts included a few loads 01
western graasers snd prices wsr general
ly atrong, Including wsstsrn Nebraska
cows at 16.76, and mors or less bay and
grain fed ateers at I7.1IOT.TI.'
Quotations on cattle: cnotcs to prime
beeves. It Tl O10.2I: good to choice
beeves. lt.4O0t.T6i fslr to good beeves,
lt.OO0S.4O; common to fair beeves. 11.60
Oi.oo; cnoics to prime yearnnga, is.outr
0.10: good to choice yearnnga, ii.tuo
4.40; fair to good yearnnga,- 18.4001.10;
common to fair yearlings. lT.5O0i.to;
choice to prime heifers, 18.2509.00; good
to choice heifers. 17.2601 36; fair to good
heirere. tt.6007.35: choice to prime cows.
17 1607.76; good to choice cows, l 35
07.25: common to good cows, I3.oo0t.2t:
good to cholcs feeders, 17.40 01.00; fair
to good seeders. 16.76 0 7.35: common to'
fslr feeders, 14.00 0 4.71; good to choics
stockers. 17.60 01.16; fair to good stock
era. 14.5007.40; common to fslr stockers,
6.6O0t.tO: stock heifers, 14.0006 76;
stock cows, 13.6004.60; etock calvea, 15.50
Q7.60; veal calvea, I5.60Q10.OO; stock
bulla. 14.50 01.00; bulla, stags, etc., 13.76
07.00.
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av.
Pr.
IS 00
I 60
t 25
' t 40
I 60
10 00
10 25
1') 46
No.
20...
38...
13...
32...
18...
20...
26.,.
Av.
...1094
... 163
...1073
...1415
...1260
...1430
...1343
Pr.
18 85
8 76
t 35
I 50
t to
10 80
10 30
6 747
16 745
7
tlS
24....
21....
21....
30,...
.1381
.1041
.1124
.1047
. 470
34
BEEF STEERS AND
HEIFERS.
.... tit t
12...
711
S 40 16.
COWS.
4 60 2..
5 75 9..
6 60 1..
T 25
HEIFERS.
I..
3..
13..
1..
I..
...1040
... 806
...1312
...1180
..1135
.. 886
..1424
673
5 25 4
893 7 36
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
t T61 3 00 10.
707
6 894 4 10 42..
4 880 6 25 26..
23 033 6 60 7..
21 790 7 76
BULLS.
540
649
728
1 1250
1 1520
1 1630
1 790
4 50
..1430
..1390
.. 710
4 65
6 25
t 26
5 00 1.
5 60 1.
7 75
CALVES.
1 290 7 76 3 270 8 00
1 ,. 280 8 60
Hogs Receipts were 1,000 head. Trad
ing was fairly active on good quality
light hogs and medium weight butchers
during the early rounds, at prices ruling
fully 10015c higher. Heavy packing
grades were slow, ruling steady to 15c
higher. Light hogs sold mostly st 110.35
01O.6& with 'top pries at 110.60. Medium
weight butchers sold st 19.76010.25. and
strong weight butchers at 19.4009.75.
Bulk of good hogs waa at 19.60010.40.
Heavy mixed and packing grades sold
mostly at 18.00 0 9. 00 '
No. Av.
Sh. Pr. . No. Av. I Sh.
Pr.
I 8 10
8 60
9 16
9 75
10. .280
63. .284
66. .303
10. .226
68. .260
19. .236
7 86
8 25
8 70
9 26
10 10
10 40
56. 367
72. .281
59. .185
73. .266
9. .160
22. .185
210
110
110
70
110
40
... 10 35
.... 10 60
head. On
Sheen Receipts were 18.000
an unusually heavy run of lambs, prices
ruled mostly 25c lower, with best quality
nativea and weaterns aelllng at 113.750
13.35. Feeders were also in liberal sup
ply, and were alow to move at prices rul
ing steady to 25c lower. Sheep were
fully steady, good quality ewes selling at
36.5007.25. with top price for 110-pound
averages of 17.60.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Fat
lambs, western. 112.00013.60; fat lambs,
natives, 111.50013.60: feeder lambs, 19.50
013.00; cull lambs. 16.00012 00; fat year
lings, 19.00011.60; fat wethers, 15 50
8.50; fat ewes, light, 16.6007.60; fat
ewes, heavy, 4. 0006.00.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, July 17. Cattle Receipts.
21,000 head; tetter gradea beef steers and
butcher sheatock, ateady to strong; other
gradee weak to 25e lower, mostly 10 to
15c off; prime 1,290-pound steers, 110.70;
bulk beef steers. 19.00010.10; bulls, 10
to IS cents lower; calves weak to 25c
lower; stockers slow, unchanged; bulk
butcher cows and heifers, 16.2507.25;
bulk canners and cutters. 12.8603.76;
bologna, bulla, around 15.00; best heavy
bologna bulls sround 15.25; bulk veal
calves, 10.00 to 19.25.
Hogs Recelpte, 47,000 head; opened 5
to 10 cents higher; closed 10 to 20 cents
higher on good light and light butchers:
others and mixed packing grades, weak to
13c lower: epots off more; top, 110.16;
bulk good- tutchers. 110.20010.80; pigs,
15 to 25 cents higher. 39.60010.50: pack
ing sixs mostly 18.0008.75; holdover
liberal.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 22.001
head; fat lambs, mostly 26 cents lower;
spots off more; top nativs and western
lambs. 113.50; bulk natives. 113.00013.25;
cull natives, mostly 17.6008.00: best fat
handy native ewes, 18.00; top fed lambs,
113.00. r
8L Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., July 17. Cattle Re.
ceipts, 2.800 head; beet beef ateers and
yearlings barely steady; others and she
stock and bulls weak to 25c lower; good
1.160-pound beef steers, 19.5009.60; noth
ing strictly cholcs here; top yearlings,
eraly. 19.16; bulk desirable beef cattle,
early, ttt5O09.6O; cows mostly 16.250
1.60; few choice, '16.75; calves opening
steady: top, early, 18.00.
Hogs Receipts, 4,000 head; market
very alow; shippers buying fsw 320 to 210
pound weight butchers. llO.10Q10.lt;
mixed around 10Q15C higher than Satur
days packer market; packera doing noth
ing; average cost Saturday, 14.70: weight,
321 pounds; average coat last week.
It 89; weight. 225 pounde.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1.000 head:
fat ahesp sbout stesdy; fat lamba weak
to 25c lower; few sales nativs lamba,
113.25 013.50. sorted; eight double decks
good to choice Idaho claasea, none soM
esrly; light snd hsndy ewea to killers,
17.0007.60.
Sioax city Live Stack.'
Slous City, July IT. Cattle Receipts.
I.OOt head; market ateady to weak; fed
steers snd yearlings, t7. 60 0 10.01; grass
steers and yearlings. lt.IOQT.lt: grasa
cows and heifers, I4.00QT.36: fat cowa
and heifers, 16.5401. 60; cannera, 11.500
1.60; veals. I4.000t.6t; feeders. 14.40 0
T.lt: calves. I4.50QT.6: feeding cows and
heifers. 13.44 0 6.36; stockers. 15.94 O 7. St.
Hogs Receipts. 3,51 bead; market
ateady: top. llt.tt; bulk of the good
hogs, ll.2tQlt.l5: heavy mixed and pack
tag grades, l7.76O4.0t.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, l.ttt head:
market stssjdr.
4
Financial
By FRANKLIN X. SPRAGUE.
Oaaab. Leased Wire.
New York. July 17. Further evi.
dence of investment buying; of high
grade bonds was to be discovered
Monday. Many of the Liberty issues
advanced to the highest orices re
corded. Likewise there waa strensth
in a number of the gilt edge corpora
tion ikiuei, among item tne Heading
4t and the Pennsylvania 4'At.
Aside from this display, the course
01 todays market was dull and un
interesting. The bond market as
whole could not be described aa
other than firm, the stock market
was irregular, wheat and cotton were
reactionary. The foreign exchanges
moved over a narrow margin, appar
ently awaiting some definite develop
ment with relation to the financial
situation in central Europe.
Strike Mows Alarming.
Ths strlks news, both rsll snd mine,
wss looked on with slsrm. n ths whole.
however. It could not be said that ths
msrket reflected the sdverss character of
events, sven though It Is reallasj that
the situation which Is developing may
create aerlous Industrial problsms for the
uture.
lluwever. the stock m.rkt was aaren.
ly Indifferent to 1st or difficulties juat ss
It has been all along. There wss svidencs
of a firm underlying position throughout
tne uai ana in eeverai inatances, notably
among the equipments, some good-slsed
advancea were recorded during ths morn
ing trading. Baldwin, for a little while
when It rose above 111, displayed soms
of ths buoysncy which msrksd the courss
of this stock la the msrket of lilt.
Ball Stocks rtrna.
It wss significant of ths atlltuds ol
ths market toward' th railroad etrlke
that th stocks of ths csrrlers malatalned
a strong front, with no liquidation mani
fest In any quarter of the list,
A further eaalng of money was Indi
cated by the course of rales. On demsnd
losns 1 per cent ruled throughout the
day, but of greater significance was a
drop of ene quarter of 1 per cent on tlms
monsy for to-lt daya and loana for four
to five montba were to be had at 414 -per
cent.
The foreign sxchsnges moved without
sny degree of alaniflcsnee In any aliaht
changee as wsr recorded.
New York Stocks
RAILROADS.
Rat.
Close. Close.
10144 101
High. Low.
A.. T. ft S. F 10144 101
B. A O tti 61 61
si
Canadian PaclflcltO lltu 131
N. T. Central tl'A I5li . 95
tt
48
10
107
25
,
30
TT
71
44
75
43
30
24
Ches. Ohio 11
48
80 'I
Utt
Ot. Northarn II
10
Illinois Csntral
K. C. Boutbern
26 14
26
44
33
30
TT
Tt
44
76
43
l
24
Lehigh Valley ...
Missouri Pacific...
66ttt4
Sti 21
N. T. aV N. H
30
77
77
44
75
44
90
30
Northern Pacific.
C. ft N. W ,
Penn. R. R
Reading
77
76
43
76
43
89
24
27
C, R. I. ft P
southern rac
Southern Railway
C. M. ft St. P....
34
21
is
ZB
Union Pacific 143 141
141 141
167 161
STEELS.
Am Car Fdry 161 167
Allia-Chalmera ... 55 63
14 64
American Loco ..116 114 115 115
Baldwin Loco ,...131t lis lis it 120
Bethlehem St
... 76 71
76
76
T7
36
Tt
36
Tt
Tl
Colo F ft 1 ..
... 30
... 79
... 37
... 77
... 35
... 80
... 72
30 .
76
36
76
34
79
30
77
37
75
36
80
Crucible
Am St Fdry ..
Lacks Sleel . .
Mldvals Steel
Pressed St Car
Rep St ft I ...
Ry St Springs
71
71
...105 104
105 103
U S Steel ....
Vsnsdium . . . .
Otis St
...100 49
...46 44
... 11 11
COPPERS.
9
46
11
41
Anaconda 62
Am Smelt ft Rf Co 61
Cerro Pssco 36
62 52 62
11 61 61
36 36 36
22 22 22
21 29 21
10 40 ..
30
41 41 41
36 36 36
29
16 16 14
16 16 ....
64 64 65
67 18 68
43 43 44
41 61 61
14 14 14
154 159 151
13 13 13
56 65 66
70 72 70
44 44 45
7 8 8
29 29 29
66 66 67
31 31 31
180
45 45 46
20 20 31
8 3 3
Chill 22
Chlno 29
Cal ft Aris 60
Qroen Csnsnea
Inspiration 41
Kennecott 36
Miami
Nev. Conaol ....... 1 4
Roy Consol 16
Utah t5
OILS.
General Asphalt.
Cosden
Cal. Peterol
Island Oil
Invincible Oil...
Mexican Peterol.
Middle States...
Pacific Oil
49
44
61
14
161
18
66
Pan-American
72
Phillips 46
Pierce Oil 8
Pure Oil 30
Royal Dutch...... 67
Sinclair Oil 32
Std. Oil, N. J..... ....
Texas Co -46
Union Oil 21
Whits Oil 8
MOTORS.
Chandler T0 70 70
Oeneral Motors.... 14 14 14
Willys-Overland .. 9 8 8
Pierce-Arrow .... 19 19 19
White Motor 48 46 48
Studebaker 138 136 137
14
!
i
48
137
16
39
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flsk
15 16 15
Goodrich
Kelly-Springfield.
Keystone Tire . . .
Ajax
U. S. Rubber
48 48 46
16 16 16
15 15 15
62 63 12
15
tl
44
86
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar.. 44 44 44
A., O. ft W. I.... 37 36 37
Am. Int. Corp...,
in Biim.fr. ' 38 8744 874a
42
40
Am. Telephone.... 121 121 121 121
Am. Can 67 65 66 56
Central Leather... 89 38 38 89
Cuba Cans 16 16 16 ,16
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 23 23 23 23
Corn Products... 104 103 103 104
Famous Playera . 83 82 83 82
nnerl Electric .171 171 171 ....
Ot. Northern Ore. 39 39 33
Internat. Harv....l01
Am. H. U. pfd. 70
U. S. Ind. Alcohol 61
Internat. Paper .. 52
100 101
70
68
62
71
78
78
46
66
60
41
59
90
70 ....
60 68
62 62
Jl .72
V8....
71 77
46
66 67
51 60
41 ....
610
10 10
Inter. M. M., pfd. 71
Am. Sug. Ref
Sears-Roebuck
78
79
46
67
61
41
Sromsburg
Tob. Products . .
Worth'gton Pump
Wilson Co
West'ghouse Elec. 61
Amer. Woolen ... 90
MISCELLAENOUS.
Amer. Cotton Oil. 27 27
Am. Ag. Chem 38 '38
Amer. Linseed ... 34 34
Union Bag. pfd... 42 62
27
38
84
62
63
26
67
Brooklyn R T
Con Can
.. 70
.. 78
.. 89
.. 4
64
..156
..100
.. 37
..124
.. 47
.. 62
.. 67
69
78
89
4
70
78
89
4
Calif Pack .....
Col O & El ....
Colum Graph ..
United Drug ....
Nat Enamel ..
Lorillard Tob .
Nat Lead
Philadelphia Co
Pullman
Punta Alegre 8u
So Prt Rte Sug.
Retail Storea . . ,
St L ft S F ...
19
4
77
.. ft ..
53' 64
154 155
100 100
154
37 37
33
121 121 122
7 47
52
63
66
28
30
.46
28
30
17
.... 18
.... 30
108,100.
Va Car Chm
Total sales.
31
Sat.
Close.
.02
.0023
4.44
Close.
.03
Money .
Marks ..
Sterling
Foreign Exchange.
New Tork, July 17. Foreign Exchange
Firm.
Great Britain Demand, 14.44 ; cables,
4.44: 40-day bills on banks. 4.42
France Demand, .0121c; cablea,
.0821 c.
Italy Demand. .0468c; cables, .0411 e.
B e 1 1 lu m Demand, .07!4c; cables,
.0785c.
Germany Doss and, .0021 c; cables,
.10220.
Holland Demand, ,3173c; cables, .1877c.
Norwsy Dsmsnd, ?lt56c.
Sweden Demand, .1586c.
Denmark Demand, 1146c.
Switzerland Demand, .ltlte,
Spain Demand. .1662c.
Greece Demand, .1187c.
Poland' Demand, .0001 c
Cxecho-Slovakta Demand. .0216c
Argentine Demand, .1675c.
Brest! Demand, .1375c,
Montreal .tt 31-Hc.
Liberty Band Prices.
New Tork. Jnly 17. Prices on Liberty
bonds at 1 p. m. today were: 3s, 104.84;
first 4. 100.lt; second 4s. ltt.tt;
third 4s. 100.44: fourth 4s, ltt.tt;
Victory, 4a. 100.14. M
.
New York Bonds
(The Bae Is 0t only Omaha
newspaper which pubUahtM the of
fkial close of the New York Stock
exchange boodO
New Tark, July IT. Liberties wsr stals
ths ecnter of intereet and strength In the
bond market. Still hlsh.r pn.es for Ihs
year ware mad. by the eeuend tt st
II0I.T4,' the third 4 at IIOO.M and
lbs fourth 414s at tloi.it.
International laauea were silr.mely lr
regular, mainly as a result of th break
In Meslrana, the 4s losing I points snd
Ihs Is 1 points. Belgian Is Improved
modarstely with French munlclpala and
Copenhagen le.
Railroad bonds continued to Ignore
strike conditions, higher quotations rui
Ina. with Readme scleral 4s aa the out
atawdlng feature at a gala of 14. point.
Erie general lien laauea, Mlasourl Parllle
4 and Northern Pacific ts made substan
tial Improvement.
Moderate reertlons wer sustained by
Louisville ft Nsahvlll 4s. Chesapeake ft
tthlo convertible 4e, Baltimore ft Ohio
4s and Central Pacific flrat 4s.
Totsl galea rar value) aggregated 111,
171.100.
The day's few new underwrltlngs In
eluded a 12.000,000 province of British
Columbia t per cent offering at a prks
to yield 1 16 per cent. Bankers ars form.
Ins a syndlcste to bid for llt.OOO.Oot of
Philippine government bonne to oo issueu
III ID per ceni loan.
V. g. Honda.
Sale (In 11.000) High Low Cloa
lit Liberty 1 100 14 100.74 100.40
tt Liberty 2d 4 ....100.40 100.40 100.40
144 Liberty let 4U..IOO.tt I00.lt 100 44
411 Liberty td 4V....100.T4 100.11 100 70
174 Liberty Id 4a. .100.64 100.14 100.64
1040 Liberty 4lh Iks. .101 04 lOO.tO 101.00
SIS Victory 4 100.lt 100.13 10t.lt
Foreign Ooverameat, State and Municipal.
14 Argentine Ts 100 100 100
1 Beraeu Is 101 101 101
Bsrne I Ill 111 111
I Bordeaux ts ...
13 tl II
S Copenhsgen ls
4 Lyons ts
13 Msrsellles ts ....
It Rio do Janeiro-la
11 91 11
11 II 13
33 tl 13
100 100 100
11 San Paulo ts
101 101 101
f Zurich Is
..111 111 111
ft Danish Muni Is A. .107 107 107
17 Dspt Seine Ts .... i soli
II Pom Can ls 21.. 101 101
I Pom Can ts II.... 11 tl
tt Dtch E Ind ts 47.. 46 36
173 Ptch E Ind Is tl.. tl 04
101
tt
ss
II French Rep Is ..
164 Frsnch Rej-Ts
I Japaaess 1st 4s
41 Japaness 4s
14 Belgium Ts ...
It Belgium ts
II Denmark tt ....
.103 101 101
. 41 09 99
. tt 92 11
. TT. TT 77
.106 101 106
.100 100 100
. tl 11 18
. tt 14 46
1 Italy ts
14 Netherlands 4s .... IT 34 94
1 Norway Is no no in
I Sweden 4s 103 101 103
t3 Parla-Ly-Med ts .. TS Tltt Tl
t Rep Chile tt 41. ...104 101 104
t Uruguay Is 101 101 103
S Queensland T lot 108 108
10 Queensland t 101 101 101
I Rio Or do Sul St. .100 100 100
13 Swiss Con Is IIS 118 118
tt K O B ft I !s 13. .103 10tfV 101
31 K O B ft I ls 33. .101 104 104
S K O B ft I ls 37. .108 101 103
so v B Brail I aa ioz 101 loift
41 U 8 Mexico 6s tl 61 61
HUB Mexico IS 41 . 44 46
, Hallway and Mlscellsnejams, '
4 AJax Rub Is 100 99 19
t Am Ag Chm 7s..l04 104 104
IT Am Smelt ts 42 12 92
12 Am Sugar ts 102 102 102
12 Am T ft T ev ts ...115 114 114
23 Am T ft T col tr Is tt 48 98
11 Am Writ Pa 7s.... 86 is i
23 Armour ft Co 4s.. 40 90 10
13 A T ft 8 F gen 4a.. 14 94 14
IT At Ref 6a 103 103 103
37 Bait ft Ohio 6a 101 100 101
112 Bait ft Ohio cv 4s. 84 83 84
6 Bell Tel Penn 7s... 108 108 108
1 Beth St ref 6s 96 tt 16
It Belth St p ro Ss.... tl tl .12
10 Brsden Cop 6s ...v99 t? 99
11 Bkln Ed gen 7s D..107 107 107
II Bkln R T 7s ct St.. 80 71 79
20 Can North ts 110 110 110
17 Can Pac d 4s
80 71 79
1 Cent Ga ....
23 Cent Leath 6s...
11 Cent Pac gtd 4s
4 Cerro Pssco 8s .
..110 100 100
.. 48 tt 98
.. 10 . 90 00
..118 118 118
68 Ches ft Ohio Cv 6s
96 04 94
28 Ches ft Ohlo.cv 4s 80 88 88
zs c B ft Q rer ts A. .100 100 100
37 Chi k E III Ss 12 81 81
4 Chi Ot West 4s... 61 60 60
C M ft St P CV 4tta 09 69 69
T C M ft St P rf 4s. 63 63 63
1 C ft N W 7S 107 107 107
28 Chi Rys 5 7t 71 79
IS C R I ft P gen 4a.. 85 84 85
.81 C R I ft P ref 4a... 81 81 81
8 Chi ft weat ind 4a 7t 74 tt 75
30 Chile Cop 7a 105 106 105
14 Chile Cop 6s 91 91 01
11 Colo Ind Is 78 78 78
5 Colo ft So ref 4s.. 89 89 89
10 Col O ft El 5s , 96 t 94
6 Con Soal Md 5s.... 81 88 88
120 Con Gas 7s 123 122 123
S Cuba Cn Sg d 8s... 86 86 86
5 Cuba Cn Sg d 7s... 85 85 85
1 Cuba R R 7s A. .103 103 103
3 Cuban Am Sug 8s. 106 105 105
Det ft Hud cv 6s.. 98 98 98
43 D ft R G imp 6s.. 82 81 81
20 Det Ed ref 6s 102 101 102
1 Det Utd Rys 4s ..83 83 83
8 Dpnt Nem 7s. .107 107 107
6 Duauesne Lt 6s.... 103 102 103
13 Erie gen 4s 65 64 54
10 Erie pr lien 4s 65 65 65
23 Fisk Rub 8s 107 106 106
23 Frsmer I D 7s .. 97 97 97
33 Goodyear T 8s 31.. 101 101 101
6 Goodyear T 8s 41. .116 116 116
3 Ond Tnk Ry C 7s. 113 113 113
2 Gnd Tnk Ry C 64.103 103 103
65 Ort North 7s A 110 110 110
48 ort North 6s B..102 101 102
21 Hud ft M ref 6s A. . 85 84 85
18 Hud ft M sd In 6s. 03 63
4 III Cent 6s 101 101
1 III St d 4 91 91
T Ind St 5 100 100
63
101
91
100
11
11
67
96
4 Int Met 4s 11 11
2 Int Met 4s ctf . . 11
Int R T ref 5s..... 68
.16 Int M M sf 6e..... 96
4 Int Pa ref 5s B. 86
3 Invlnc Oil 8s 98
K C Ft S ft M 4s. 79
3 K C So 5s 89
11
67
96
86
98
78
89
6
' 98
78
89
4 Keil spring T ss
3 Lacka St 6s 23.
10 Lacka St 6s 60.
.108 108
108
..100 100 100
89 89 89
6 Lscled St L 1st 5s 90 90 90
C LS ft M S d 4s 31.. 93 93 93
3 Llg ft My 6s 98 98 98
2 Lorillard 6s 96 96 96
II LAN ref 6s ....106 106 106
L ft N unified 4s .. 94 93 94
g Mkt St Ry con 6s.. 88 88 88
1 Marland Oil 8s ..104 104 104
7 Mid St cv 6s 89 89 89
7 M A St L ref 5s.. 45 49' 45
3 M St P ftSSf 6s.l02 102 102
. 41 M K 4 T B p I is A 83 83 83
21 M K ft T n sd 6s A 67 57 67
13 M K ft T 1st 4s.. 82 81 81
t Mo Pao ref 6a 23.. 100 100 100
11 Mo Pac gen 4s .... 64 63 63
4 Mont Fow 6a A 97 97 97
4 N O T ft M Inc 6s. 71 71 71
IIS T C col 7s ,.105 106 105
5 N T C d 6s 105 105 105
9 N T Ed ref 6s...l09 109 109
3 NT NH ft H c 6a 48 81 81 81
13 N Y Rya ref 4s ctf. 37 37 37
31 N T T ref 4s 41.. ,105 104 105
3 N T W ft Bos 4S. 66 56 66
2 Nor ft 80 6s A 68 68 68
12 Nor ft West cv 6s.. 110 109 109
S Nor ft West con 4s 94 93 94
14 Nor Pac p 1 4s 90 90 90
17 Nor Pac gen 3s . . 63 63 63
18 N P- G N Jt 6S.1A3 103 103
2 Nor Sts P ref 5s A. 91 91 91
17 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 107 106 107
7 Or ft Cal 1st 5a 100 mo 100
O 8 L gtd 6a ctfs. .l06 105 105
SO S L ref 4s 92 92 93
43 Or-Wsh RRAN 4a. 83 81 82
.2 Otis St 8s A 100 100 100
13 Pac O ft El 5s 91 90 90
3 Packard Motor 8s .107 107 107
3 Psn Am PAT 7s. 100 100 100
2 Penn R R 6s 108 108 108
19 Penn R R gen 5s.. 102 101 102
t Penn R R gen 4s 94 93 94
1 P ft E Inc 4s 36 36 35
5 P C C ft St L 5a A. 98 97 98
1 Pro ft Ref 8a 102 102 102
It Reading gen 4 87 85 87
1 R I A ft L 4s 81 81 81
SI St L A S F adj 6s.. 80 79 79
78 St L ft S F ino 6s.. 70 69 70
TStLASFpl4sA 7( 72 .72
1 StPAKCSL 4B 83 82 82
2 S A A A P 1st 4s.. 76 75 76
33 Seaboard A L con 6a 60 60 60
13 Seaboard A L adj ta 27 26 37
48 Seaboard A L ref 4a 44 43 .44
S Sharon St Hp ts A. tt 99 99
18 Sinclair Oil cv 7a.l04 104 104
21 Cinclalr Oil col 7a. 91 tt tt
3 So Bell Tel Ss tt 94 95
80 Fse ev 4s 91 91 42
12 80 Pso ret 4s 10 10 10
14 80 Psc col tr 4s tt.... 41 81
34 80 Ry gen Is....l01 100 100
20 So Ry con Is 46 96 4
34 So Ry gen 4s ..... 07 47 4T
3T So Prt Ric Sg Ts. 18 48 18
3 Stan Oil Cal d Ts.,.104 106 106
4 Third Ave sd fa.. 11 6t 19
1 Un Pac 1st 4s .... 96 16 16
23 Un Pac ref 4s .... 84 tt 81
5 Un Tank Car 7s. ..101 103 10.1
3 Utd Drag I. Ill 111 , 111
US Realty ts.... tt tt 16
3 U 8 Rub 7s lit 101 104
34 U S Rub Is 90 90 14
17 8 Steeel sf Is. .11 101 12
Utah P ft Lt ts tl 90 94
4 Va Car Chm 7s ..105 105 105
the Day
II Va Ky ts 11
I V. abash let ta ....
I Weal Md let 4s.. tt
tt
11
4
4
t Weat Pae ta 14
14
I West I'nion lias ..II
II
lit
It WestlBg Idea Is., .lot 11 lot
4 Wheel ft L K 4s. ss ss es
I Wick Span Si 7s...se IS
If Wilson ft 41 sf T.ot 101 11
17 Wllsoa ft C ov ta... tl 91 t
I Wisconsin Csnl g 4s II II U
I rserho-DIo Is elf.. 15 It 14
IT Dora fan Is tl wl. tl !
II Kiup 41 ft K Tt... tS 14 tltt
131 Smvlalr Crude 4e. tt 11 It
, Total salsa of bond todsy were III,.
171.101 compared with 11.411.004 previous
ay and M.tlT.000 a year tic
N. Y. Curb Bonds
Naw Tork, July 17. Transaction en lb
New Tork curb market today war a
followai
Doeneatla Hands,
t Allied Psrksr Is.. II .
4 Allied Packer Isctf 44
t Allied Pecker ss.. 14
11
14
13
11
li
I Amer I'oiton Ull ss s.u .,
1 Al.lkhtftT ts ww. loo. Io 100
1 Am Tel ft T ta, 11.140 ot 10
I Am Tel AT a. '34.101 101 0I
11 Anaconda Cop 4a. 101 100 101
3 Anaconda C fa.'3t.01 101 0
1 Anglo A Oil 7. .101 101 101
I Armour A Co 7s. ..106 104 lot
1 All Uulf A W I 6a. 43 43 43
T lleth Hteel Ta, '33.104 104 104
I Beth Steel 7a, '15.101 !" 101
117 Mlkyn Un Uaa 7a. 104 101
3 Can Nat Ry en 7s.l4 104 lot
3 Can Nat Ry la,.... 91 11 91
t Com Power le II 84 II
1 Con Oas of Bal 7s. 100 oo 104
2 Con Textile Is !! ttW tl
I Cop TS Aasn 3s. '16.101 104 14
1 Cudaby 7s 101 101 101
10 Peer ft Co Ts... 101 101 101
11 Fed I -end Bk 4 Vie. 100 100 100
t Frseport Texas Is. 134 131 111
1 Goodrich Tire 7s. .103 101 101
1 Oulf Oil 7 104 100 )04
3 Hood Rubber 7s... ti 11 tl
POI4T1CAL ADVERTISEMENT.
J. A. AXTELL
Republican Candidate
e '0r
Commissioner of Public
Lands and Buildings.
Farmer, Stockman, Business
Man, Legislature 3 years.
Fifty-two years old, all in Ne
braska. Pledges economical
administration and fair treat
ment to all.
Subscriptions having been received for an amount in excess of this itme, s
'- this advertitement appears aa a matter of record only.
. $1,750,000 ,
Johnson-Cowdin-Emmerich, Inc.
First Mortgage 20-Year 7 Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
To be dated May IS, 1922 To be due May IS, 1942
Interest payable Max 15 and November IS. Coupon bonds ef $1,000, $500 and $100. The $1,000 bonds
may be registered as to principal. Authorized $2,500,000. To be presently issued $1,750,000; balance
issuable only under restrictions. Interest payable without deduction for Normal Federal Income
Tax, not exceeding 2. Pennsylvania four-mill tax refundable. Callable as a whole or ia
part, on not less than 30 days' notice, as follows: On or before May 15, 1937, at 110
and interest; thereafter at ViV and interest up to and including May 15,
1932; thereafter at 105 and interest up to and including May
15, 1937, and thereafter at 102 and interest
THE NEW YORK T1CST COMTANT, TJtTTSTH
An Annual Sinking Fund is to be provided, commencing May 15, 1923, srifficient ta retfra aj
this issue before maturity, by the purchase or redemption armuaOy of VA of thg
largest amount of First Mortgage Bonds of the present issue at any tiaat
outstanding, at not to exceed the current redemptioa prkc.
Mr. -Samuel Keller Jacobs, Vkt-Presidenl oj Joknsen-Cowdat-Emmerkk, Inc tummarbu Mr JssVn let jjj
Bankers as fellows:
History aid Basinet! : The Company has been organized to acqtrire the business, gal
plants of Johnson, Cowdin & Co., Inc., originally established in 1884, and Walts
Emmerich & Co., organized in 1899 (including Tremont Mills and Bay Vis
Ribbon Co.), both being leading manufacturers of ribbons and having a inlSonai
reputation in the industry. The consolidation of these two old concerns will maks)
the new Company the recognized leader in its lines in this country.
Security of Bonds: These Bonds are to be secured by a direct First Mortpgg aj
.all the real estate, plants and equipment to be acquired by the new Gmpmft
as well as similar property hereafter acquired.
Atsets: The balance sheet of the Company as of May 1, 1922, after giving effect
to the consolidation and adjusted to give effect to the present finattrfn &owt
total net assets (not including good will) of $4,641,693.82, or $2j&50 per $lg000
First Mortgage Bond. The net quick assets. alone are substantially m excess ol
the principal amount of First Mortgage Bonds, the current assets amounting to
$2,489,379 J7 and current liabilities to $411,491.78, a ratio of over 6 to 1.
Earning: The consolidated net profits of the two companies available for bond
interest and Federal taxes, after allowance for depreciation, have been reported
as follows:
Number of Times Interest
As certified by Messrs. Ernst ft Ernst, When combined on the basis of the present consolidatfan.
Manage ment: The management of the new Company will include substantially all
of the active heads of the old companies who have been responsible for their
success.
AVL Ugal proceedings pertaining to this issue will bt passed upon by ifessrt. Clark, Can & Ellis and E. Loth
Jacobs, Esq for the Companies, and Messrs. Kellogg, Emery, Inness-Brown & Cutkell and Messrs. Ckadbouma,
Hunt fr Jaeckel, for the Bankers. The accounts of the consolidated companies for the years 191S-1921, inclu
sive, have been audited by Messrs. Ernst & Ernst. Th properties and plants have been appraised by the
American Appraisal Company.
Price 99 and interest, yielding over 7.10
(When, as and if issued and received by us)
Merrill, Lynch
Chicagp '
The statements presented herein,
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I National l.ih sa. ts ts 11
I N V, N HAHild 4a. 11 11 4I
34 NT, N liftltitd la. 17 17
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3 Phil Kl ts tt tl 11
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II aware Ruk 7a. '11.11 11 11
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I Std Oil N V Ta, 14.14 14 104
4 NldOll N T Ts, '17.104 14 l
1 md nil N Y 7. '14.104 104 !
5 Sid Oil N T Ta. 'It. 17 101 lolsj
1 Hid Oil N T 4e..et 14 14
3 Sieaart War 4a. ..let lot lot
S Hun Ull 7 100 0 eo
Hwlft A Co 7e, 'It.ieitt lot :
2 Hwlft A Co Is, 'II. I"! 101 11
I Tesae t'o 7a 11 11 11
t I n oil Calif 4 11 11 III
3 Vn oil Pred la. ...11 11 IfSH
. 1 l!n Ry of H 7s.l4tt 14 104
3 Vsruum (Ml 7s....l7' l7i 107
II Vslvorlns 7s 101 101 101
foreign Honda.
4 Arg Ta. 'is: lot lot jot
4 Canadian Htm Ta.. t4 44
10 N T. N H rr Ta... Tt Tt Tl
5 Swiss t 0 108 101
11 II 8 Brssll 7s... 11 16
31 U 8 Mexico 4a 41 31 31,
New York Sugar.
New Tork, July IT. The rsw sugar
market was firmer with Cubae lsbllsbd
on Ihs bssls of 1 cents, cost and freight,
enual lo 4.44c for centrifugal and Porto
Rlroa at I ooo for centrifugal. There were
ssles of tt.OOt bsgs for Cubes for lm
medlste shipment to eutport refiners and
about 70.000 bats of Porto Rlcos to local
refiners with eutport options st quoted
prices, and at the cloee holders wsr
FREE TICKETS
KRUGPARK
Gate, Danes Floor and
Bathing Baacli
Welch's Annual Outing,
Tuesday, July 18
Tickets given to each cus
tomer on Saturday, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, July
15, 16, 17 and 18.
All Welch Restaurants
The Bee Want Ads are best busi
ness boosters.
tvft
IS-
11 Years 1911-21 (yearly average)....
4 Years 1918-21( " )....
Year ended December 31, 1921 ........
& Co.
New .York
while not guaranteed by us, are obtained
..king reala o M
f..ishi. Theie er sslee of ll.S
of Cuba le ("snasa r lal epereleeat
I lis . e. h. fobs fee August shipmeaw
euwal I e s4 freight put about
1-1 rem. . . .
The new sugar future market M
firmer. rd-ln the flfiunees el lb Pt
rarkl. Trade Inieraeia end commissi!
houses sous hi. which led le advances ef
t la S paiaia, but I hers wss partial
barb under realising snd flnsl P'
bleb were t le s nointe nt his her,
July, lt!.i -ptember, 1441 Iteeemberg
,tfo March, lie.
The msrket fee refined wss ateady and
nrhanged at I tie to I for granulated
aad only a moderate Inquiry reported for
prompt ahlpmenl. .....
There wss a eel of ene lot ef Septem
bee la reflaod futures st t.ter. a point
Ivi" h" el-a ef lt ...h. Pinal priced
are unchanged te '"' higher. July,
.!; September, I Tie; Ueoember, .
Bee Want Ads Produce Rciulta,
roUTICAL APTEaTlbKMstWT
Vote Ur
T.J.CRONIN
Profrciilv Republican for
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Only Candidate) for thie
office from Douglas County
NEBRASKA
FARM
MORTGAGES
to yield
B 6 -WA
Esempt from Local Taxea
United States Trust Co.
Affiliated with
The United Sutes Natl Bank
1612 Farnam Stroat
BATH A DAY
THE DLTT ROOD AUTO
MATIC WATER HEATER
Number 95
Built to supply enough Hot WaUr for
the average home at a price the average
home-owner ean pay.
A email payment puts one in your
home, balance monthly with gas bills.
Continuous satisfactory performance
is guaranteed by a water heater. Ex
perience extended ver 25 years)
Telephone Commercial Dept.
Metropblitan .Utilities Diat
GAS OEPARTUERT
1508 Howard Street Douglas 0605
Net Profit Charges en Present fan.
$488,646.20 3.98
740,508.74 6.04
809,561.57 6.60
Pearsons-Taft Company
Chicago
from sources which we believe reliable.