Nebraska Newspapers

    Bull Incentives
Cause Prices of
Wheat to Advance
European and Canadian Newt
Furnishes Skmulus, Rye
Keeps Pace, Others Ln
. der Pressure.
By CHARI.es J. LEYDEN.
I nlverMl Rprvlce Ntaff Correspondent.
Chicago. Sept. 16.—European and Ca
nadian news furnished the bull Incentives
in the wheat market today and prices
scored a big advance. Local sentiment
leaned somewhat to the bear aide on the
expectation of further Increase In the
visible and on the big receipts, but the
Interests that appear to be accumulating
wheat take an advantage of the days
when the news la bearish to add to their
lines. The east was credited with buying
wheat today, the opinion prevailing that
this was due to the extremely bullish for
eign developments In regard to ths crops.
Ttye a little more than kept par# with
wheat, while there was pressure on corn
end oats.
Wheat closed ltt€*2%c higher: corn
was *4<91c lower: oats were Uc off to
Vje advanced, and rye ruled 2’A&2%c
higher.
Winnipeg led the advance In the latter
part of the session, indicating that bull
ish crop reports are forthcoming on the
Canadian crop. The Co-Operative Pro
ducers’ association of Saskatchewan esti
mated the crop of the province at 126.
P00.000 bushels, which Is below the fig
ures of some of the American crop ex
perts whose estimates were subjected to
much Canadian ridicule awhile back*
The strength in wheat checked the
down turn In corn Just when the market
appeared especially weak. Eastern op
erators are credited with being short
corn and there has been an effort to
break the market However, while prices
war* lower today there wan- no general
liquidation and bull leaders here still ap
pear to be able to dominate the situa
tion In ths absence of heavy country
pressure on the cash market.
The underlying strength of the grain
situation apparently was evidenced by the
steadiness of the oats market In the face
of an Increase of 10.776,000 bushels in the
visible eupply. This huge gain caused a
small decline in the September, while the
other month, closed a little higher.
Hye made a eubetantial rally and there
was little weakness shown st any time.
Provisions were under nreseure. I.ard
ulosetl 20®30c lower. There was no
Usds In ribs.
P19 Note*.
Liverpool prlcss for whsat stagsd a
quick rerovsry after opening sharply low
er today, closing Mi pence off to 46 pence
higher. Ths rally was due to a continued
good continental demand, an advance In
Argentine exchange, and a good homo de
m*"nglleh farmers are not selling . much
wheat. The seaboard reported the Lnlted
Kingdom a good buyer of wheat.
Cables from Berlin and Parle empha
sized bad crop conditions, which In a
large measure are the cause of the per
aistent buying of wheat. Clearances from
Now York of 76,000 barrels flour warsi re
ported. World shipments wers less than
expected at 11,914.000 bushels. Argen
tins crops are now favorable aa a nils
with good rains In Cordoba, one of the
best wheat section,. ... ......a
The visible supply of wheat Increased
2 661,000 bushels. Xhe total la now larg
er than at any time last season. Re
ceipts were 482 cars here. In the north
west arrivals were 1.836 cars. **?•"?*
1.061 care a year ago. Primary *"lvals
were 3. *09,000 bushela against *.81».0#0
bushels a vear ago. Minneapolis wheat
■rocks increased 540,000 bushels for two
* ""winnlpeg rsported sxtrsmely small lpad
ln-s of whsat in- the west compared to a
year ago. Receipts at. Winnipeg were -8
.ars against 1.002 cars a year ago. The
. rop movement in Canada Is laler lhana
year ago, but the small crop also prob
sblv will mean a bullish comparison with
the previous year’s figures throughout the
CrReceftts of rorn were 808 ear*, a fair
Increase, but primary receipt! were L014,
000 bushels, against 1,159.000 bushels a
year ago. The visible supply decreased
18 000 bushels. Country sales were not
esoeelally heavy. The forecast was for
untettled weather with showers In * day
or tffS._
New York Cotton.
New Y#k. Sept. 15 —Ths &®"®™1
toil market cloned weak at net declines of
71 to 76 points.__
Real Estate Transfers.
William H. Small" at «1 to .’5*7,'
iVof °5M ‘ lu'rV" ...... !.»•
0rnV*°s"h«Tma!?;y.k,J. *cor. ‘fnd* V , |0#
Hanrv BUmore anil wif’a to H. H
"AlL. Harrl.on .t WI) ft. w. of
•« 1«• *t n. a.. 128x150 *',vv
Antotie Faxekas to John Smith.
17th at.. 126 ft. n. of Amea ave.. ^
Frank H. Myar. and wlfa in Henry
Duva. 43d at . 300 ft. n. of Wool
■worth ave.. w. a.. 60x1.1 • • • • * • •1*
Continental Realty Co to Ralph
Renner. 30th at R3 ft. n. of Du
Don t at., e. a., 41 2-3x100..•••••• •
Jacob M. Fockler et al to
y. Simpson. Franklin at . 200 ft.
a. of 41th at . n. a. 60x160....... 3.480
Ruthlne M. Solomon and huahnnd
lo Marla P. Taylor. Fort at.. SO
ft. a. of 27>h "t.. • a. 50x120.... 1.213
Ben l’arrop'and wife to Marla A.
Christensen. Maple at . 274 ft. a.
of 33d at.. P. a., 3314x122-■ • ■ ■ I.*'*
«■ E. Wevmouth and wlfa to Chel
ate E Jonea ft al.. Castelar at..
150 ft w. of 34th at., p. a. .
100x122 .. • ■■ ■■ MM
y Miller and wife to Liana Vlll
llama. 24th av«.. 8* ft- • ....
Wllllt at. e. a.. (Oxltl... ■ ■ ■■ • ‘00
Martin C. Nelson and wlfa lo Will
E. S. Thompson. Jonea at.. 80
ft e. of 56th a., a s . 50x11*..
Helen V. Rueeell and huaband to
Florence R. Hunger. 41at at,
107’ Mi ft. s. of Cass at., w. a ,
53x110 ... 1#U0
Robert Martin to * red L. Heyn,
Brant at.. 120 ft. *. of 2«th at..
a a.. 24x120 .••••;• 1
Theodore W. Metcalfe and wlfa to
Jacques F. Kind and wife. s. e.
cor. 4 2d ave. and Corby at#
41x120 .. • --- «so
Rev Jeremiah J Harty. bishop, to
Anna Rally. California.at. .125
ft. e. of 40th at. n. a. 55x16114.. 2.315
Walter R Zink and wife to Violet
M Hanaen. n. w. < or. 64th and
Grant ata.. 60x128 . 4.760
Rura L. Duvall and huaband to
Carl R. Zink. Pierce at,. 228
ft. n. a., 42x120 . 1,000
JCrilth B. C. Rudolnh and huaband
to James H. Adams, a. w. cor.
18th and Wirt ate.. 64x124. 11,000
Mary E. Chapman to Edward A.
^Carlaton. a. w. ror. 42th and
Cuming ats. *3x1*3 . 1.850
Jeremiah McCormack and wife to
Bridget Duffy. 27th ave., 96 ft.
s. or Chicago st.. #. a.. 21x65... 1.650
William V 11111 and wife to Rose
Elrod. Webster et.. 160 ft. w. of
48th at., n. a., 60x128.. 7,500
Hubert E. Reeves and wife to
Mathew W. Reeves, 40th ave . 240
ft. a. of Pinkney at., e. a. 40x1*4 610
John W. Davla and wlf- lo ^nna
R. Rawless, a. e cor. 46th and
Miami ata.. 140x12244 . 2.000
George A. Brlgbaum and wife to
Gacar Authnne and wife 38th at ,
83«4 ft. s. of R at., w. a . 41^x110 615
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Omaha, Sept. IS, 1024.
Cash wheat sold on the tablea today
1o to 2c higher. Tha higher futures gave
the cash wheat a better demand and buy
ers took the offerings readily at the ad
vance. Two hundred and fifty-aeven cars
were reported In.
Corn was in fairly good demand at lc
to l%o higher. Raceipta ware 74 cara.
Oata sold at unchanged prlcea to %c
lower. Recelpta were 69 care.
Rye sold lc higher, and barley was
quoted %c up.
Dally Inspection of Grains Received.
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard: 1 car, $1.28: 1 car. $1.20%;
16 cars, $1.20; 1 car. $1.19%; 3 cars.
$1.19: b cars. $1.1S%.
No. 2 hard: 1 car. *1.24; 1 car. *1.22%:
2 cara, $1.20; 10 cars. $1.19%; 8 cars.
$1.19%; 8 cars. $1.19; 6 cars. $1.18; 6
cars. *1.17: 8 cars, $1.16; 3 cars, $1.14.
No. 3 hard: 2 cars. $1.19; 6 cara. $1.18%:
2 cars, *1.17; 2 cars. $1.16; 1 car, *1.15;
3 cars. *1.14; 8 cars. *1.13.
No, 4 hard: 1 car. 1.21; 1 car. *1.19;
8 cars, *1.18; 8 cars, *1.17; 2 cars. *1.14;
2 cars. *1.12.
No. 6 hard: 2 cars. *1.17; 1 car. *1.16;
1 car, *1.12. .
Sample hard: 1 car, *1.14; 1 car, *1.12.
No. 1 northern spring: 1 car, $1.33; 1
car. $1.32; 1 car, $1.31: 1 car. •1.2*.
No. 3 northern spring: 1 car, *1.80:
1 car *1.28.
No.’ 1 mixed: 1 car, *1.15; 1 car, *1.1*.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, *1.14.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car. $1.18%; 1 car, $1.15;
1 car. $1.13; 1 car. $1.12.
No. 4 hard: 2 cars. $1.17; 1 car. $1.10.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car. $1.11.
Sample mixed: l car, $1.10.
CORN.
No. S white: 1 car. $1.08%.
No. 4 white: 2 cara, 11.07%.
Sample white: l car, $1.08.
No. 2 yellow: 2 cars, $1.11,
No 3 yellow, 4 cars, $1.10.
No. 4 v^llow: 4 cars. $1.08%.
No. *'yellow: 1 car. $1.07%.
No. 6 yellow: 1 car, $1.06%.
Sample yellow: 1 car, $1.06.
No. 2 mixed: 6 cars. *1.09%.
No. S mixed: 1 car, *1.09; 4 cars. *1.01%.
No. 4 mixed: 6 cars, *1.07%.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car, *1.06%.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car. *1.06.
Sample rplxed: 1 car, 6107; 1 ear, *1.02,
1 car. *1.00.
OAT8.
No. t white: S cars. 47%e.
No. * white: 1 car. 47%c; 24 cars, 47c;
1 car, 46 He. , _
No. 4 whit,: 1 car. «7e; 1 cara. «4c;
1 car, 46He.
Sample whit,: 2 car,, 4ic.
RYE.
No. 1: 1 car, flc.
No. 2: i cara. »tc. _
BARLEY.
No. 2: 1 car. 79c.
No. .4: 1 car. 7Se.
No. 4: 1 car. 77c.
Sample: 1 car. 7«c: 2 cara. 76c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Recelpta: Today. W k Ago. Y r Ago.
Wheat .267 212
Corn . 7* 124 69
Oate . «» 77 7I
Barley . 2 10 6
Shipments: ___ ..
Wheat .229 255 46
Corn .,. 55' 55
£.y?.ey*::::::::::::: S 5
’ CHICAGO RECEIPTS
Week Year
w£.rr.Tmy‘ Iff A!fi
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Wheat -...'..425 806 413
Com ... 43 34 33
Oate ... ^ . Louis' RECEIPTS
.::::::*»4 1 ?? 15?
.to i6i 102
NORTH WESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS
Minneapolis .982 370
Duluth .8o4 1,141
OMAHA STOCKS.
Rushels— Today. Tear Ago.
Wheat 4.364.000 2.944.000
Corn 502.000 108,000
Oat? 1,026.000 1.040.000
r®’’ 69.000 70.000
Barley 19.000 <3.000
tom nnd Wheat Begkm Bulletin.
Corn and wheat region bulletin for
the 48 houra ending at 8 a. m.
Stations, weather. High. L?,w’ nii
Ashland, cloudy .7‘ J1 0.00
Auburn, clear ... ..J* JI 0 07
Broken Bow. cloudy.‘J
Columbus, clear .J{ Jf "19
Culbertson, clear.71 41 n 1»
xFalrbury. raining .81 44
xKairmont. raining .78 41 0.44
Grand Island, cloudy.70 40 0.42
Hortlngton, cloudy .-3 41
xilastlnga, cloudv ..7*
Holdrege. part cloudy...-73 43 0 34
Lincoln, cloudy ..« J’P
xNorth Loup, cloudy.75 37 ' r‘
North Platte, cloudy.>0 4. 012
Oakdale, cloudy .7® ** 0 21
Omaha, cloudy .47
O’Neill, cloudy .7* >* „
Red Cloud, cloudy .76 2 8 -
Tekemah. cloudy .72 3 0 os
Valentine, cloudy .7 2 40 “
Mlnneapoll, Ciiwln. _
Minneapolis, Minn.. Set.t.16 —Cssh.
Wheat—No. 1 northern. »1 30% 0j
No. 1 hard aprlng. 41 34 H« L46H . ISo *
dark northern spring. „.C“?LC*.*1 15 &
2I.39H01.46H: good to Vzh#
if* 1 ordinary to good. 91.32 wx*
LsYh^No. 1 dark herd MoMsne on trark.
I125H0I.35H: to arrive, •'j24'4*!! 2,12:
September. 31.26H; December. 31.32%.
M CoVn-NoH'l yellow. Il l 6 % •*■!«.
Oats—No. 3 white, 45%045%c.
Barley—68 '*J>81f- ..,, .
Rye—No. 2. 95 0 95 %C.
Flax—No. 1. $2.26.
Chicago Grain and ProTlalona.
Corn-Nm 2 mixed. 11.14 H 0 1 20 H : N°
2 yellow. I1.2O01.2OH. .. -
oRt,_yCo. 2 white, 6O051%c, No. 3
white. 47H 0 ,
Ry,—No 2. 98094HC.
Rarley—72 068c. .
Timothy Seed—15 0007 00 /
Clover Se*d—115.00021.60.
I,ard—13.35.
Rlhs—312.02.
Bellies— 313.62._
Kansas City Grain.
sSnSiffj igjhruMk
©125%; May. *1.22 % *a1k/d« T#i„
Porn—No. 3 white. *1.14, NO. 1 T*1
lnw tl 14% • No. 2 mixed, $1.10 0111.
September. 31-10% bid; December. Ii o-’A
’’u^v—Unchen'ged^ No 1 prairie. 311.00
01150; No. 1 timothy. 313.00. choice «1
fslfa. 320 50021.60; clover mixed light.
316.60016.50. ___
Visible Supple of Grain.
New Tork. Sept. 6.—The v elble sup
ply of American grelna shows the follow
Ing changes. In bu"h«*V
Wheat Increased 3.661,000.
Corn decreased 32.000
Oats Increased 10.776,000.
Rye decreaeed 41.000.
Barley Increseed 1.016.one.
St. Louis**' Sep"'* ^-"whesl —C'ose
97^^,<!.pVemi.er?*0*31 I”! December.
31.I2H.
Oats—September. 48 %e. ^
Minneapolis rlonr.
Minneapolis. Minn . B-Pt. 1C—
Unchsnged : family patents. 37.6507 60.
Bren—324 00024 60._
CHICAGO PKICES.
Be Updike Grain Co.AT **17
Art. | open. I High. I Ue. I Close. I Sat.
Si5t: I 1.27'il 1.2»hJ l-*TJsj U*H >}JJ
Dee. L41M
M,y l.'MH'1..1:?!....1:” . 1.40% lis«
Serpt. .94 811 ,48% .46% 48% .47
Dec. I 1 01 Hi 1 03% 1 no*: 10*2 1-«1
May I 1 06 I 1. o 8 % l 1 06 % I 1.08%l 1.05%
Corn, f I I I I
Sept. I 1 14%,I 114% I 1.15HI 1.1434 1.2"
I 1.14HI. 1.1.1 1.11%
Dec. I I 13%l 1.14HI 1.12 341 M3.il 1.14
I 1 13 1/41.T.“ 1.13% 1.14%
May I 1.16 I 1 16%l 1.13% 1-4% 1.16%
I 1.14%'.'. 1.143s 1-16%
0*1*
Sept. I .48 % f .49%( .48% .49 I .49%
Dec. ! .63% .6?%' .67% .61% .62%
May ! .67%( .67%' .669i .67%! .64
«.'. .67%'.
hard I
Rapt. 11149 11149 11 29 111,29 112.42
D*c 113.80 13 10 '13 12 113.12 13 30
nih*. |
g»pt I.'. !.1. 112 •>?
Es*t Rt. I^tnls IJvMlvrk.
Ea*t 8l IaouIs, 111. Hrpt 15.—Hogs—
Ra< slpts, 60 000 b*ad; strong to 10c
hlghrr, medium heavyweight butcher*
showing maximum advancs; bulk deair
abla 169 to 190.pouHd avernges. liO.SO]
f«w choice load*. $10.65010.76; hulk 200
pound* and up. $10.35010.50: g«>o»l 149 to
160-pnund averages. $1025010.60; heavy
mo of pile stuff marks! strong: iif| f"
130 pound*, $9 50010 25; under 100
pounds. $8.0009.26; packing Sows Isrgely
$8 7 6.
(’attls—Receipt*, 12.990 head; medium
Ntnere staady to atrong; atocketa 2 »c
higher; bulk. $8.7509.00; wealarn *tecr*
*tewdv: beef cow* 10c to 15c lowor at
• 3.7*04.76. bulk llaht vealer*. Including
practical fop. 910.600)1 00: other daaees
atead^; msdlum fl4>*he<i bclfere, $6 6.1u4
8 00; ranners. *2.0002.29: few, $1.73;
moat bologna bull*. $.1 6004 26
Sheep and Tsarnh* Recelpta. 2,f99 hend:
lamb* ateady. 2bo lower; aheep unchanged
run mostly southwest Mlaeourl lambs a**d
lacking nualltv: bulk **le*. $ 11 on fr I \ 2:.;
top packers. $13.26; few load* of butcher*,
111 26; aheep largely $7 09; fat light awee
$7.00 heavies. $4 99
V^iuten Rlleer.
Tsondon Rept. 18.—Bsr Silver -84 12-lld
per 01/nre
Money —3 % ^
Dloeeunt Rates—Short Kills. * 11 If ©
1% per rent three months bills, l%©
I 11-10 psr cent.
(-.
Omaha Livestock
^ - - - - - ^
September 16.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Monday estimate. .. .26.000 7,500 37.00(
Same day last wk.. 18.723 6.473 33,20:
Same 2 wks. ago..Holiday .
Same 3 wks. ago. ..16,91 1 7.678 31,371
Same year ago n... 26.696 6.145 28.871
Cattle—Receipts. 25.000 head. Receipti
Monday were the' largest In over 11
months, or since the corresponding da>
one year ago. Corn-feds made up a verj
small percentage of the arrivals, less thar
75 loads, and the market held steady or
anything desirable in this line. On grass
beeves the trade was very slow with tht
trend of values lower. Cow stuff wai
generally 15 0 25c lower than last week
while best heifers were practically un
changed. Business in stockers and feed
ers was rather quiet with stockers quot
ably steady and feeders anywhere frorr
weak to 10026c lower than the float
of last week.
Quotations on Cattle—Choice to primt
beeves, $10.15010.86; good to oholct
beeves. $9.40010.10; fair to good beeves
$8.7509.40; common to fair beeves, $8.75
choice to prime yearlings. $10.25011.00
good to choice yearlings. $9.60010.25;
fair to good yearlings, $8.7609.50; com
mon to fair yearlings, $7.7508.76; good
tef prime fed heifers. $8.60010.00: fair
to good fed heifers. $7.00 0 8.50;
good to prime dry Jot cows. $6.6C
@7.60; common to good fed cows,
$3.60 05.50; good to choice grass beeves.
$7.00 08.00; fair to good grass beeves,
$6.00^7.00; common tQ fair grass'beeyes
$6.26*^6.00, Mexican steers, $3.6004.75;
choice to prime grass heifers, $6,250
7.00; good to cholcd grass heifers. $5,250
6.25^ fair to good grass heifers. $4,000
6.25; choice to prime grass cows, $4,76 0
5.60; good to choice grass cows, $4.10*/
4.60: fair to good grass cows, $3,350
4 10: canners and cutters. $2.0003.35:
choice to prime feeders. $7.7508.50; good
to choice feeders. $6.8507.60; fair to good
feeders, $6.0006.75; common to fair feed
er*. $6.0006.76; common to fair feeders.
$5.0006.00; good to choice stockers. $7.00
@7.90; fair to good stockers, $6.0007.00;
common to fair stockers. $4.7506.00;
trashy stockers. $3.6004.76; stock heifers.
$4.00(J?6.60; stock cows, $2.7603.76; stock
calves. $3.6007.60; veal calves, $3,000
10.60; bologna bulls, $3.0004.00.
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
10. 895 $ 9 75 64. 884 $10 00
14.832 10 10 21.1086 10 90
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
10. 855 3 25 20. 890 • 40
32. 990 10 36
BULLS.
1.1540 8 25
CALVES.
1. 120 6 60 3 178 I 00
NEBRASKA.
Wt. Pr.
20 steers . 669 $6 60
12 cows .1051 3 00
10 cows . 928 3 00
66 heifers . 812 6 86
Hogs—Receipts, 7,600 head. There was
not much change in prices In the hog
'•ards this morning, most of the trade
being quotably steady. Top for the day
was $9.90 and bulk of the sales, $8.50©
9.70.
No. Av. Sh. Pr No. Av. 8h. Pr.
JO..223 ... $8 f.O 64..287 140 $8 90
>9..293 ... 9 00 36..176 .
J9..205 ... 9 75 31..235 ... 9 90
Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. 87,000
head. A liberal proportion of the re
ceipts were on the killing order, fat lambs
being around 25c lower. Feeders are g»*n
?LaJ!3r 8tcady. selling largely at $12.00 /
12.60. There was practically no change
In aged sheep.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs—
Lambs, good to choice. $13.25013.50;
lambs, fair to good. $11.60012.76; feed
ing lambs. $11.00012.86; wethers $5 000
7.00: clipped lambs, fed. $12.00 012.25;
yearlings, range. $7.00010.60; fat ewes.
$4.2606.00; breeding ewe*, yearlings ex
cluded, $5.0008.50; feeding ewes, $3,500
6.25.
FEEDING EWES.
Wt. Pr.
IJJ '•“} .. 17 00
128 fed . 92 5 60
Receipts and disposition of livestosk at
he Union stock yards, Omaha. Neb., for
■ 4 hour* ending at 3 p. m . September 16:
RECEIPTS—CARLOT.
Horses A
Cattle. Hogs Sh'p. Mules
W. A Rt. P. 1 1 ..
(Vabash . 1
Missouri Pacific . 7 .. *'
Union Pacific .1§0 21 106
2. A N. W., eaat. 2 1 3
7. A N. W west. 312 44 21 1 1
U , Rt. P . M. A O_ 16 6
U., B. A Q . east. 26 3 . . 1
* Q. west- 343 21 1 8
—» R- I. A P., east.... 4 1
U. , R I. A P. .west... 23 .
r. r r r. 2
C. G. W. 4 .. . .
Total receipts.923 101 145 16
DISPOSITION -HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Armour A Co. 872 1281 3662
Dudahy Pkg. Co.1020 1697 2025
Hold Packing Co.... 3*0 inn .. .
Morris Packing Co.. 717 751 1720
Swift A Co. 1047 1167 4200
Hoffman Bros. 13 .... ....
Maverowlch A Vail.. 12 .... ....
Midwest Packing Co.. 22 .... ....
Umaha Packing Co.. 1? .... ....
John Roth A Sons... 32
8 Omaha Pkg Co. .. . 19 ....
Murphy, .1. \v. 1..39
Lincoln Pkg. Co. 135 ....
Nagle Parking Co.... 19 ....
Soup A Keeps. 100 . . ....
Kenneth A Murray. . . 644 ....
Anderson A Son. 93 , . ....
Benton. VS A Hughes 174 . .
Bulla. J H. 328
Cheek. W H. 109 .
Dennis A Francis. . . . 269 .. .
Ellis A Co. 242
Harvey. John . 143 .
Inghram. T J. 4 .... ....
Kellogg. F G. 669 .... ....
Kirkpatrick Bros. .. 768 .... ....
Krebbs A Co.. . 48 .... ....
Longman Bros.195 .... ....
Luberger. Henry S . 187 .... »...
Mo -Kan C. A C. Co. 36 .... ....
Neb. Cattle Oo. 76 .
Root. J B. A Co. . . . 274 .
Roaenstock Bros. 6 35 .... ....
Sargent A Finnegan. 325 .
8miley Broa. 350 . .. ....
Sullivan Bros. 69 .... ....
V. Sant, W. B. A Co. 6 2 .
Wertheimer A Degen. 1115 _
Other buyers .1020 .... 17146
Total# .11571 tin laTii
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, Kept. 16.—Hogs—Receipts.
42.000 head; market, better graded mostly
10c higher; slaughter pigs 25050c up;
light lights show 10@l5c advance; Im
proved shipping demand; other kinda
slow; top. $10.69; desirable HO to 226
pound averages largely $10.20010 40; bulk
good and choice 140 to 150-pound weight
and better 250 to 360-pound butchers.
$9.76 010.16: majority packing sows. $1.80
@9.00; bulk good and choice strong
weight slaughter pig*. $8 750 9.25; heavy
weight hog*. $9 700 10 26; medium. $9 90
©10.45; light. $9.10010.50; light lights
$4.25010.35; packing hogs, smooth. $8 85
@9.10; packing hogs, rough, $8.2508.86;
•laughter pigs. $8.000 9 60.
Cattle—Receipts. 29.000 head: expecting
better grades yearling and handy weight
stfsera. most killing classes alow; earlv
ton long yearlings. $11.60; several loads.
910.75© 11 00; In-between grades weighty
steers, weak to 26c lower; some prime
handy weights held above $11.26; bulk
fed steers run grading medium to good:
many short fed kind Included: shipping
demand narrow: little doing In fat she
stock; bulk cows and heifers grassv kind:
bulls steady to-weak; hulk bolognas. $4 00
04 26; few weighty sausage bulls. $4 4U
and better; vealer*. 25050c lower; better
grade* to killers. $20.60011.00; bobs
downward to $5.00; stockers and feeders
tng well bred western grass steer# at
Ing well bred wstarn grass te«>cra at
$6.0007.60. according to weighty and
quality; country demand fairly broad:
westerns to killers alow; bidding weak
to a shade lowtr; few earlv sales. $6.60
@8 00; common, meaty weighty kind at
outside price.
Hheep and Lamba—Receipta. 93.060
head; alow; few earlv aal*« fat native
lambo. 26c lower at 11 3 26© 13.60; sort
ing moderate bidding around 26c lower
on weatrrn*. no earlv aalea. best held
aiound 25o lower on western*: no earlv
sales; best held around 114.0«». sheen anil
feeding lambs steady; fat ewes. |4 ?6<fr
6.60; earll sales feeding lamba. $12.76
©13.00.
Kansas City livestock.
Ksnsas City, Mo, Rapt. 15.—*Cattle Re
celpts, 43.000 head; calve*. 10,000 head;
bet ter grades gralnfed steers and v*ar
llrtga scarce, fully steady; plainer kinds
and grassers alow; early top long year
lings. $11.00; early bulk fed aieers and
yearlings. 88.60010 00; she stock steady
to weak; hulk grass cows. $3 4004 50;
canners. $8.360t.bO: bulls steady; natlvs
bolognas. $3.60©4.00; calves steady; to|
veal#. $10.00; medium weights and
heavies $3.000676; stockers and feeder*
moderately n< tlve, steady; hulk $5 300
7.00; rows and heifer*. $2 7606.26, alotk
calve#, $17606 71..
Hogs—Receipt* 7,600 head: shipper
market mostly 10c higher; top, $10 00
bulk of sales. $9 36010.00; packer market
10r to 1 6c higher ; top, $9 90; bulk of d*
slrahla 170 lo 326-pound average*. $9 760
10.00; packing sows, $8.3608 60; at nek
pigs strong to 2tc higher, bulk, $7 60©
8.00.
Hheep—Receipts, 18,000 head; Iambi
fully 26c lower, host westerns, $18 86
other range lambs and Colorado*. $13 40©
11.60, odd Lite sheep steady.
Mlmix <’lty Livestock
Rloux ntv. Is. Rept. 16. Cittte—R*
celpts. 8.000 head; market alow; kllleri
steady, 26o lower: Blocker* steady. 25»
lower; fai steers and yearlings. $7,000
11.26; bulk. 99.00010.16. lot cows anr
heifer* $6.0009 76: cannefr and cuttera
$2 0003 00; grass cows and AHfera. $3.01
vrr.no veals. If. $0© I o :.0; hulls. $1160
4 26 fee.lets. $fiOO07ty> storkera. 86 01
07 0$. ato. k venrllnga and calvea, $4 0*
07 00; feeding cowa and heifer*. $3.710
6 on
Hog* -Receipt* 6 000 h#ad; mark*
good hr#* 10r higher: other*. 10e lower
top $9 90 bulk of sal** $* 4009 85
butchers. $9.7609 90 mixed. 1*7609 50
heavy packer* $8 2608 86; arfoga $6 00 81
• 6.8n common SOW*. $7 6008 35; rig*
$6 80 0 7 60
Hheep sod Twimha- Receipt*. 1.60'
hwl. mark** eteadv
liar Milter
New York *ept 1* —Bar stiver like
Mexican dollar* II bo.
Squall Strikes
Stock Market in
Last Half Hour
Oils, Motors and Steels All
Bear Evidence of Blow;
Baking Stock Strength
Feature of Day.
By HH'IIABD SP1I.I.ANT,
Universal Service Financial Editor.
New York. Sept. 15.—Alter being duil,
but fairly wtrong, all through tho morn
ing and well Into the afternoon, the stock
market waa struck by a squall in tho last
half hour today. Before the blow khs
over various groups of stocks, the oils,
motors, steels and others, bore evidence
of what they had gone through.
Crucible Steel was the storm messenger.
Directors of the company meet Tuesday to
pass on the dividend question. Toe
manner In which Crucible declined 3
points In a short >Aime this afternoon
made observers dmibtful about the
dividend being declared.
Earlier in the day action of the oils had
not pleased persons who looked or hoped
for a strong market. Tho oils have boon
disappointing. This time the trouble
takes the form of more gasoline cuts, not
only In this couritry, but In Mexico.
Strength of the baking stocks was one
of the features of the drab day. Rumors
are current of a merger of General Baa
ing. United Baking and the Ward com
pany. together with a close business ar
rangement with the Fleischmann com
pany.
Of the rails, the Rock Island Issuer
were exceptionally strong on the prospect
of a merger with the Southern Paclfto
Stock exchange transactions for tne day
aggregated 612.600 shares.
Rails declined on an average one-flftn
of a point and Industrials declined on an
average three-fifths of a point.
Cotton opened weak. The news was
almost wholly bearish.
All the grains, except corn, were fairly
strong and higher. Idverpool, from a poor
opening. Improved gi\idually.
Early In tha day hur markst bumped
Into a lot of selling. Inspired probably bv
the prospective increase in the visible
supply and the heavy tane of Winnipeg.
It absorbed these offering* very well aud
then went ahead in good style right up
to the close,* which was from l%c to
2%o up for wheat, from c to 2Hc
for rye, from *4c down to %c up ior
oats and from *4c to *ic down for corn.
Lard waa 22 to 26 points down.
/* ■■■ ■
| New York Quotations |
N- i
New York Stock exchange quotation*
furnished by J. 8. Bache ft Co., 224
Omaha National Bank building:
Sat.
. High. J.*»w. Close. Cloee.
Agrl Chemical ...13% 13 i;tu 13
Aiax Rubber . 9% K% 9% 8%
Allied Chemical .. 73% 72 72 72 %
Allis-Chalmere ... 61% 60 60 60%
Am Beet Sugar. 41% 42
Am Br Shoe Ftlry. 82%
American Can ...127% 126% 126% 127%
Am Car ft Fdry..l63% 162% l«3% 186%
Am H ft L. . 10%
Am H ft L pfd'. 62%
Am Int Corp. 26% 27
Am Linseed Oil. 17%
Am Locomotive. . 79% 78% 78% 79
Am Radiator .116%
Am Smelting .... 74% 73% 73% 73%
Am Smelting pfd.103%
Am Steel Fdry. 26% 36%
American Sugar ..47% 47 47 47%
Am Sumatra... 7
Am Tel & Tel... n 28 % 123% 128% 128%
Am Tobacco .151% 161 151% 161%
Am W W ft E.m2 112
Am Woolen ...... 63% 62% 63% 63%
Anaconda . 38 37 % 37% 37%
Assd Dry Goods.117% 118
Associated Ull ... 29% 28% 28% 2t
Atchison .105 % 104% 105 106
Atl Coast Line... ..131U 131%
A p * w I.;. 16* 16*
Atl Refining . 90 69% 10 38%
Austin-NIchola . ....
Auto Knitter.i% ]%
Baldwin .121 119% 119% 120%
Baltimore ft Ohio. 62 6t «l 62
Barnsdall A.19% 19% 19% 19
Bethlehem Steel.. 44% 43% 44% 44%
Bosch Magneto. 24
Brooklyn-M. Ry.. 25% 26% 25% 26%
Brooklyn-M. pfd. 68
Brooklyn-Dd. Co .116% 116% 116% 116%
Cal. Backing. 87% 87%
Cal. Petroleum... 22% 21% 21% 23
Cal. ft Arix M. 60%
Canadian Pacific.147% 148
Central Leather. 13% 13%
CenT Leathe#. pfd. 47% 47 47% 46%
Cerro de Pisco... 46% 45% 46 46%
Chandler Motors.. 36% 35% 36% *6%
Chesapeake ft O. . 85% 86 86% 36%
Chicago. 41. W. 6% 6%
Chicago ft N W . 69% 69 69 % 39%
C . M. A St P- 13% 13% 13% 13%
Chicago G W pfd. 16% 15% 16% 15%
C . M. ft St. P. pfd. 22% 2 2 22% 22
C.. R. I ft P. 34% 33 33% 32%
C St. P., M AO.... 43%
Chile Copper. 33% 33% 33% 33%
Chino . 20 19% 19% 30%
Cleutt-Peabody . 68%
ciuett-P. pfd.104
Cora Cola. 73% 72 72 72%
Colo. Fue| ft Iron. 40 38% 39 40%
Columbian Carbon ... .... 41 41%
Columbia Gas. 33% 43% 44 43 %
Congoleum . 44% 44 44% 44
con Ctgare. 19%
Cont’l Can. 55% 66% 56% 66%
Cont’l Motors. 6%
Corn Product*.... 82% 32 12% 12%
Cosden . 27 26% 28% 26%
Crucible . 55% 62% 62% 65%
Cuba Cane 8.. 15 16
Cuba C Bug pfd .. 66% 65% 45% 64
Cuba-Am Sugar... 32% 32% 32% 92%
cuyamel Fruit .. Rt 60% 60% 62
Daniel Boone _13 13% 12 18%
Davison Chemical. 47 45% 45% 47
Del ft Hudson ...129 129 129 130%
Pome Mining .... 15% 1R% 15% 15%
Dupont de N.127% 127 127 137
Patman Kodak ..109% 109% 109% 109%
Erie . 21 27% 37% 27%
Elec 8torage Bat. 67% 67
Famous Player* .. 76% 77% 78 80%
Fifth Av# Bus .. 31 10 %
FJ*k Rubber _ 9% 9 9% 9%
Flei*chm*n Yeast. 71% 72%
Freeport Tex . 7%
Gen Asphalt . 42 41 % 42% 41%
Gen Eleotrin _ 258 % 164% 256 268
Gen Motor* .14% 14% 14% 14%
Gold Dust . 40%
Goodrich . 24% 24 24 % 23%
Gt Noorthern Or# 29 28 % 23% 24%
Gt North Ry pfd. 61% 61% 62% <1*«
Gulf states Steel. 73% 72 72 7\%
Hartmann Trunk . 31 3.1
Have* Wheel ...84% 34% 34% 3 4%
Hudson Motors y. 29 21 % 28% 28%
Homestak* Mining ... 4!
Houston OH .,...74 71 73 *.1 %
Hupp Motors .y.. . 12%
Illinois Central .110
III central pfd ...10
Inspiration . 24% 26% J6% 26%
Int Eng Com .26% 26% 34% 2*. %
Interna Harvester ,. .. 92%
Int Merc Marine 9%
Int Mer Mar pfd 40 39% 39% 40
Int Tel ft Tel. 11% t.1%
Interr.a Nickel... 17% 17% 17% 18
Interna Paper.,.. 47% 45% 46% 44%
Invincible Gil.... 11 18% 12% 12%
Joneg Teg. 17 14% 16% 17
Iordan Motor_ 32% 31% 31% 32
K C Southern. 21 20%
Kelly-Sprlngfleld. 17% 14 17 16
Keystene Tires... . . 1% 1%
Kennerott. 47% 86% 44% 46%
Lee Rubber. 10% 10% io% io%
l.ehlgh Valley- 63% 61 6.1 63
Lima Locomotive 60% 60% 60% 60%
Loose-Wiles. 60% 70
Louis ft Nash ... 94 94
Mack Truck 96% 91% 94% 96%
Ms v Dept Store . 94% 94%
Maxwell Motor A. 61% 69% 69% 61%
Me x well Motor R. 18 14% 17 It
Mar land. 26% 34% 84% 36%
Mcxi Seaboard ... 24% 23% 7 4 74%
Miami Copper. . 22 22
Middle Ktntes OH 1% 1% 1% ’%
Midvale Steel.. 24%
Mo Kan ft Texaa 16% 16% 1R% 1%
Mlsaourl Par. 19% 14% 18% 14%
MlaaotiH Par pfd. 61% 6?% R2% 67%
Montgomery-Ward 36% 24% 34% 34%
Mothei I .ode. t
Nash Motors. 129% 123
National Biscuit . 49 64 % 64% 69%
National Enamel. .21
Nations! T^sd .160 149% 160 149
N V Air Brake. . . 41 % 41 %
V Y Central _107% 106% in*% ]07
N T Ch ft St L . . 74 27 % ?1% 71
North Arties. St>% 30 30 30
Northern Pec_ 44% 63 43 41
N ft W Ry. 127% 124% 12«% 174%
ORpheum. .. ., 21% 21
' M It * ' ' |
Pacific Ol! ... 44% 47% 47% 48%
Packard Motor .11% 11% 11% H%
Pan-American .. R-1% 53% 69% M V#
Pan-American 94 . 63 62% 62% 63% j
Pann II It . 44% 44% 44% 44%
Peoples Gas . .. ... 101%
Pere Marquette .. 60% 60% 60% 60%
Phil Co.. 49% 44% 49% 40%
Phillip* Petroleum 33% 31% 32% 33%
Pierce-Arrow .... 10% 10% 1«% 10%
Poatum Cereal ... 61 60% 60% 60%
Pressed Bieel Car. .... ... 4 6%
Prod ft Refiners. . ... "4% ?4%
Pullman . 127 116 126 126 %
Punt a Ale Auger.. 66% 54% 64% 66
Pure OH . . . . . 23% 23%
Rv Steel Spring. 151%
Ray Conaol . 12% 1?% 1?% 12%
Reading . 61 «0% 60% «0 %
Replogfe . 11% 10% 10% it%
Itep Iron ft steel 47% 46% 44% 4 6%
Royal Dutch N Y 42% 41% 4* 4 7%
Htl, ft A 1'.28% 27 27 % 26%
!9tL ft * W ... 42% 4f% 4 1% 4 1
Schulte Cigar Bf .104% 103 101 lo:t%
i Sears-Roebuck ... .. 104 10.1%
Shell Union oil 16% 16% 16% 16%
Him moos Co . 2 a 7« % ?« Jf*
Sinclair OH . 1* 17% 17% 17%
Hlngg Sheffield ... 73 71 7| 71
Skelly OH ... 14% 14%
Houthern Paelfte.. »4% 93% 91% 94
Houthein Rsllwgv 67% 66% 66% 6.’%
fltandarq «Ml Calif 67% 67% 67% 67%
Stands! d OH N .f. 31% 36% 16% 36%
pieeart Warner 64% 62% 63 *|%
1 Atrntnberg Carb . ... 6a %
Submarine Boat.. • 9
At udehaker . 4« 29% 39% 39%
Dixi Cn 40% 40% 40% 40%
, l#x Gulf Sulphur 76% 16% 1*% 1*\
1 *>»».. a oil O* o*
—
Timken Roller B.. .... 35 35
Tobacco Product.. 66 65 66% 65%
Tob. Products As. 92 91% 91% 91%
Trans. Oil. 4% 4% 4% 4%
Union Pacific.139% 138% 139 139 %
United Fruit.206 206
U. 8. Cast T. P.ipe.106% 102% 103 105
If. S. Ind. Alcohol. 69 68% 68% 67%
U. 8. Rubber. 33% 32% 33% 32%
V. 8. Rubber, pfd. 85% 84% 84% «3%
IT. 8. Steel.107% 106% 106% 107%
U. 8. Steel, pfd... 121% 121% 121% 121%
Utah Copper. 76% 76 76 76%
Vanadium . 25%
Vivaudou . 6% 5% 5% 6%
Wabash . 15% 14% 15 14%
Wabash A. 42% 41% 4 2 42
Western Union-114% 113 113 114%
W’estinghouse A B. 92%
W'estinghouse Elec. 62% 62%
White Eagle Oil. 24% 24%
White Motors. 64% 63% 64 63%
W'ool worth Co.... 110% 109% 110 110
Willy s.Overland .. *% 8% *%
W'illys-O. pfd. 68% 67% 68% 68
Wilson . 6% 5%
Wilson, pfd. in 17 %
Wrorthfngton Pump .. 29%
Wrlgley Co. 41%
Yellow Mfg Co. 62 63
Yellow V. Taxi Co. .. 46 46%
Total sale4 of stocks Saturday, 213,100
shares
Total sales of bonds Saturday, $3,537.
000.
Total sales of stocks today up to 2 p
m.. 379,200 shares.
Total sales of bonds today up to S p.
m., $528,000.
( New York Bonds
"_>
New York, Sent. 15.—Bond prices Tailed
to develop a definite trend in today’s quiet
trading. Accumulation of selected rail
road issues enlivened trading in ths do
mestic list, but price changes generally
were narrow and insignificant.
Investment houses were leported to be
unloading some of their present holdings
In anticipation of the forthcoming Ger
man loan, but their scattered offerings
apparently were easily absorbed without
putting any strain on the market.
Liberty bonds failed to reflect the re
ported resumption of the treasury's sink
ing fund operations, said to have beau
centered on the third 4%a. This Issue,
with most of ths others, moved lower,
with ths treasury 4 Us suffering the
heaviest loss.
The turnover of several large blocks of
liberties on over-the-counter trading was
credited to buying for the treasury sinking
fund.
Demand for Rock Island obligations,
based on reports that ths Southern Pa
cific was buying the road’s gtock. was
a feature of trading In ths railroad
group. Other ssmi-spsculatlvs issues
which were active and higher included
Seaboard, Chicago St Eastern Illinois end
St. Paul liens. International Great North
ern adjustment 6s reached a new top
price at (7*.
X United States Bonds.
(Sales In $1,000) High Low Close
2 Liberty 8*s.100.23 100.23 100.23
*1 Liberty 1st 4*i..101*1 101.28 101 31
840 Liberty 2d 4 Us. . 101.4 101 101.4
929 Liberty U 4US..102 101.28 101.31
780 Llbertv 4th 4Us. 102.7 102.7 102.7
127 U S Gov 4Us... 105.6 105 105.6
Foreign.
18 Ant Jur VI W 6s.. 81* 81* 81*
4 Arg Govt 7s.102% 102% 102%
4 Argent Govt 6s.... 93* 93* 93*
15 Aust Gov gtd lo 7s 94% 94* 94%
3 C of Horde is.... 88 * 88 88 *
10 C of Copenhag 5*s 96 9474 95
4 C of Or Prag 7*s 90% 90% 90%
5 City of Lyons 6a.. 88 * 88 * 88*
11 C of Marseilles 6s 88% 88* 88*
14 C Of R de Ja 8s '47 95 94 * 94*
7 Czecho-Slova R 8a. 100* 100 100*
34 Depart of Seine 7a 94 93* 94
38 Dom Rep s f 6*s 93 91% 92
10 D of C 6**; n '29.103% 103% 103%
31 D of Can 6s ’62... 102* 102% 102*
17 Dutch E Ind 6s *62 96% 95 95*
31 D East Ind 5*s 63 90 89* 89%
40 French Rep 8s. ...106* 105% 106*
47 French Rep 7*a..l<>2* 102 * 102*
95 Japanese 6*1. 92% 92 * 92 %
1 Japanese 4s. 82* 82 * 82 *
3 K of Belgium 8s..107% 107% 107%
11 K of Belgium 7*s.10 8 74 1 08 % 108*
21 K of^Denmark 6s. 100 99 % loo
15 K oWethrr 6s ’72 96% 96* 96*
29 K of Nor (e ’43... 97* 97 % 97*
23 K Serb Cr SI 6s.. 89 88% 89
8 K of Sweden 6s... 105* 105 * 105*
54 Orient Dev dab 6s 89 88 * 89
f 5 Psria-i«vons-Med 6s 81% 80% 81U
36 Rep of Bolivia 8s .93* 93* 93 *
10 Re of Chile 8s ’41.105* 105 105*
5 Rep of Chile 7s_ 97 * 97 * 97 *
25 R of Columblo 6*a 99 * 99 * 99*
11 Rep of Cuba 5fca 96* 96* 96*
2 Rs of Finland 6s 87% 87% 87%
1 St of Queensl 6s. 103* 103 * 103%
5 St of R O do 8 *s 97 97 97
6 S of 8 Psu s f 8s 101 101 101
1 Swiss Confed 8s .114*114*114%
18 Swiss Gov 5*s ’46 96% 98 98
10 UKofGBAI 6*8 ’29.109% 109% 109%
36 UKofGBAI 5*s ‘17.104% 104% 104*
64 U 8 of Brazil 8s... 97* 96* 97 *
26 USofBr-C Ry E 7a 82* 11% 82*
24 Am Ag Cm 7*s... 95 94% »4 *
6 Am Chain s f deb 6s 97*
1 Am Smelting 6s...103* 103* lJJJ*
11 Am Smelting 6s... 94 93% 93%
5 Am Sugar 6s.100% 100* 100*
19 Am T A T 5*s....l02% 102 102*
13 A T A T col tr 5s. 101* 101% 101*
21 A T A T col tr 4# 97* 97 97 *
3 Am W W A Elec 5s 91* 91% 91*
24 Anaconda C 7s ’38. .100* 100 100*
46 An.qconds C 6s ’63. *9* 97% 9 • *
10 A A Co of Del 5*s 92 91 % 92
11 At T A 8 Fe gen 4a 89 88 % *•%
17 At C Lins 1st 4s... 90% 90 90
14 Baltimore A O 6* .102% 102* 102*
1* Balt A O cv 4 *s. . 88% 88* $$*
4 Halt A O gold 4*.. 87% 87* 8**
16 B T of P 1st Arg 5s.l00 99% 99*
24 Beth StI con 6s A. 96* 96 96
It Beth Steel 6%a 88 * *8 88*
1 Brier Hill Steel 6*s 96* 96* 96*
1.3 Bklyn Ed gen Is A.IOl lj)0 101
39 Bklyn -M Tr s f Is. 79* <•%
24 Cal Pet €*■.100% 100* 100*
27 Can Nor deb 6*a..ll6* 118% 1|* *
11 Can Par deb 4s.... <9% 79* £•%
2 c C A Ohio 6s -104 * 104 * 104*
47 Cen Leather 6s.... 99* 99* 99*
73 Chess. A Ohio 5s.. 9»* 98 98
1 Cen Pacific 4s.... 94 * 86 * 86 *
It rhesa A Ohio 4*S 95* 95 * 95*
1 Chi A Alton l*s 4?% 43% 43%
25 C B. A Q 6s A ..101* mo* 101*
294 Chic. A E III. 6s. 72* 71% 72*
t Chic. Gt. West. 4s. 55* 55 * 65 *
46 C M A R P rv 4 *8 69 % 6** 68*
38 r M it R P rfg 4 *s 53 51 S 61%
24? C M A s P 4| ’25. . 71* 74 * 7 4 %
13 Chic. A N W. 6s.. 98 97 * 97 *
28 Chicago Rvs 5s... 77% 77
106 C R I A P 4b 81* 80* »0*
2 C. T. H A R. F 6s 77 77 77
6 Chic A WA Ind 4s 78 74 76
• Chile Copper 6s. .107% 107% 107*
J C C C A 8 L «s A.101* 102% 102*
11 Cleve. V Ter 6s. 99* 99* 99*
Colo A So. 4 *S. . 89 88 * 88 *
1 Col G. A K, 6s_100% ir>0* 100*
14 Com Tow. 4». 98* 96* 96 *
4 C. Coal of Mary 6s 87% 87 * 87 *
10 Oonsum. Pow. ta.. to *9* to
3 8 Cuba C Sug 8» 99% 99% >4 %
4 Cuban Am. Sug. is.108* 101* 10**
1 Den. A U. O. 6s.. 41% 43% 42%
1 Dsn. A R G. 4s .. 78% 78% 78%
.1 Del Edison rfg «s.l06* 104 1«« *
8 Dot In Ry* 4*s. 91% 91* 91*
6 Dupont 7*s 109* los 104*
33 Duquenne Light 4s 105* in5% 105%
17 F Sub* Sug 7*s .107% 107* 107 *
27 Empire OAF 7*s . 95% 96 •$*
4 Erie pr lien 4s.,,, 71 70% 71
12 Erls gen lien 4s . . 63% 61% 6?*
3 Fisk Rubber 8s... .103% 103 10"%
1 Gen Kt deb 6s.DM* 204% 304*
1 Goodrich 6*S .... 98 98 98
47 Goodyear 8s ’9!...104% log* 106*
17 Ooodvear 8s ’41...118* 118* 118*
5 Grand Trunk 6s. .106% 106 * 106 *
10 Gt Northern 7s .109* 109 lot*
10 Gt Northern 6*s. 100* mo* 100*
4 Harahey Choc 6s..l04 mi* 104
26 If A M rfg 6s. .. 84 86% 16*
33 »f A M Sdl Ini' 6e.. 67% 6.* 67*
8:; Humble Oil 5*s..D>0 94* 300
13 III Bel Tel rfg !a.. 96* 96 * 94*
1 111 Central 6*s. ..102 I02 302
10 1!| Cent C Si i» 6s. 9i.* 95* 95*
6 111 St d#b 4 *8. 94* 94* 94 *
6 Indiana Steel 6s ..102* 101 % 101%
11 lnt R T 7s. 89 99 89
4 lnt R T is 67% 67* *7*
10 lnt R T rfg 6». ,. 66* 66* «:»*
90 1 A G N sdj 6t .. 57% 57* 67*
10 T A O N 1st 6s 99* 99% 99%
15 lnt M M sf Is ... 88 * 88 88
6 lnt Paper cvt 5sA.. 96% 84 84
4 K C Ft S A M 4s . 80 90 *o
4 K C P A L 6s .. 93% 9 :* *1*
26 K C Southern 5s.. *9*9 M* 88*
4 K C Terminal 4s .. 81 8.1 8.t
7 Kanes- G A K 6s... 98* 94* V8*
7 Keily-S Tire 8s ... 97 * 96 % 97*
2 l.acleda Gse 6*1.. *4 * 94 94
3 l.lggett A M 6s. .. 98 98 9*
2 Louis A N $sR03..10i% 1«2% 1 1*
3 1 oiilsvllle G A iI 6s 90* 90 90*
4 Magma Cop 7s ....118* 118* 116*
10 Market St *v 7«.. 98% 98* 98%
12 Midvale StI cv ha.. 88% 88 * 88 *
8 M SPASSt* h*e .66 86* 8*
1 MKAT pr Hen lsC.100® 100% J<u%
11 MKAT pr lien be A . 84% 84* 8<%
160 MKAT new sdj 6sA *4 61% *4
2 Mo Pacific 1st 6s.. 97 * 97 * 97*
X» Mo Pacific gen 4s.. 61* 6ft% 61
34 Mont Power 6« A. 98 97 * 97*
8 X L T A T 1st Is .101 100% 101
1 N <*> T A M Ino 5s 91* 91 * 91 *
204 X Y Cent deh 6S .107% 107 * 107%
67 X V C rfg*Imp 5e. 99 98 * »•*
1 N V C A S L 6sA . 10* % 102% J02%
34 N Y Kdl rfg 6 66e 112* 112% 112%
4 XT X ft A H rv 6s *48 76 76 76
TNT H' sj 5s cf dp. 33% 31% 1: %
8 N Y Tel ref 6s ’41.106* H>«* 106*
3 N T Tel ten 4*e .96 94 94
11 K T West A II 4*a 63% 62* 5 7%
6 Norfolk A W cv 6s 127 * 127 * 1 27*
9 N A Edison a f 6s. . 96 * 94 * 94 *
3 N Ohio T A L 6a A 90 Rf* 90
9 No Per ref Ce B ..106* 10$% $0$
2 No Pec pr Hep 4s . 86% 85* 8 5*
10 N Ffates P 1st 6s A 93* 93 * 91*
8 N W Hell Tel 7s ..109 108% Jot
6 litis Rteal 7 *s_. 88 * 8 8 * 88 *
6 Par Gss A E 6s 91* 97% 91
3 Par Tel A T f.s '81. 92 93 92
6 Penn R H 6*s 110* Ito 110*
11 Penn Tl H gen 4*e 93% 9314 93*
18 Pere Marq rfg 6a.. 948* 94% 94%
* Phils Co rfg Is. .. .103* 102 lor*
31 Phils Co 6 * e . . 94* 9.1% 94%
11 Phil A Rd C A X 6a 99 98* 99
.16 Pierre Arrow 8s . 84% 86% 86*
10 P Ry L A P 1st Salt 91% 93% 93%
4 Pro A Ref ts w w.109% 109% 109%
183 Public Mervt<'e 6a 105 104% 104%
24 Punts Ale Rug 7s 109% 109* 1«9*
4 Heeding gen. 4*a 93 * 93* 92*
4 Hradlns gen. 4s. 94 91 * 93 *
10 Hem. Arms 6a..,, 91 93 91
7 He,. I A 18 6 *e 91 *1 91
.1H 1 , 4 AT. 4*» 80* 9ft 8 0*
2 18 L. T M A0 4s 82% 9?% • "%
38 Of L A F F 4s A TO* 44% 70
6 4 S 1, A nr sdl «. 80* 79% 8ft
! It; « I. A3 F 1nr as 74* 7 3 73%
: R* t, Ro con 4s .94* M% 64%
7 k r A K C R I. 4*s 78% 74* :« %
16 Rt P Union Tv 6s 100 91* 94*
St Ras'd Air Line 6s. *t% 81% 91%
lit Atad Air Lias Is. 11% $0% $1*
242 Sea'll Air Lina 4*.. 66 66% 61%
17 Sinclair C Oil 7e,. 91% 91% *1%
3 Sinclair 0. Oil 6%e 86 86% 85%
12 Sinclair C. Oil 6%s.l00% 100 100
17 Sinclair Pipe L. 6s 84% 83% 88%
6 So. Pac. col tr 4a.. 84% 84% 84%
7 So. Ry. gen. 6%e..l06% 106% 106%
8 So. Ry. gen. 6>...102% 102% 102%
23 So Ry. con. 6a...100 99% 100
15 So. Ry. gen. 4s... 74% 78% 74%
30 Sn. Hell Tel. 6s... 96% 96 96
4 Steel Tube 7s_106% 105% 105%
7 Tenn. Klee. rfg. 6a 97% 97% 97%
26 Third Ave adj 5a. .51 50% 60%
2 Toledo Kdison 7a .108% 108% 108%
2 Union Pac rfg 6a.103% 103% 103%
11 Un Pac lot 4a_ 92 91 % 92
33 Unloa Pac cv 4s... 99% 99% 99%
15 U S Rubber 7%s,.103% 103% 103%
15 U S Rubber Es_ 83% 83% 83%
49 U S Steel a f 6a... 104% 104% 104%
13 Utah I'o* * Lgl 6a 91% 90% 90%
X Va-Ca Ch 7%s w w 31% 31% 31%
17 Ca-Car Chem 7a... 63% 63% 63%
19 Virginian Ry Es... 96% 95 96%
21 Heat Klee Ea. 98 97% 98
4 Heat JIary lal 4s 6.7% 63% 63%
41 West Pac 5s. 91 90 91
1 West Union 6%s. . .110% 110% 110%
11 Heat Elec 7a.108% 108% 108%
21 West Shoe 4a. 83% 82 83%
8 Wickwlre-Spe St 7a 71 70% 71
1 WHIva-Ove 1st 6%s 98 98 98
4 Wilson A To 1st 6a 86% 85% 86%
9 Wilson & I.'o cv 6a 45% 46% 45%
12 Youngat Sh A T 6s 95% 95% 95%
Total Bales of bonds today were
110.579.000. compared with 33.626.000
previous day and 36.696.000 a year ago.
. ...- - .
N. Y. Curb Bonds
v_/
New York. Sept. 15.—Following i# the
official list of transaction* on the New
York Curb exchange, giving all bond*
traded in:
Domestic Bond*.
Sales. High. Low. Clcae.
10 Allied Packer 6s... 71% 71% 71%
4 do 8*.. 85 85 66
16 Am Gaa A El 6a... 95% 9614 95%
t» Am Pow A Lt be.. 94% 94% 94%
2 Am Roll Mill* 6a.. 100% 100% 100%
% Am Sum Tob 7%*..103% 103V* 103%
6 Ain Thread Co ».*..103% 103% 103%
13 And Sims Hd 6%e l»6% 85% 86%
4 Atl Gulf A W I 5*. 56% 66% 56%
262 H A O 6a w 1. 98% 98% 98%
8 Beaver Board *a... 79 71 71
2 Beaver Prod 7%a. .101 101 101
10 Beth St 7a 1935_103% 108% 108%
l Cities Service 7e D 96% 96% 96%
9 Con Gas Balt 6s .104% 104% 104%
1 Con Gas Balt 6%a.l08% 108% 108%
18 Con Texttla ... 81 II
5 Cuban Tel 7%s ..106% 106% 106%
5 Cudahy Pack 5%s 86% 86% 86%
2 Deere A Co 7%a ..103 103 101
9 Detroit Ci Gas «■ 102% 102% 102%
6 Detroit Edison 6s. 107% 107% 107%
1 Dunlap T A R 7*. 94 94 94
10 Fed Sugar 6s 1933.101 % 101% 101%
1 Fisher Body 6s '26 102 % 102% 102%
1 Fisher Body 6s ’28.101% 101% 101%
3 Galr. Robert 7s... 99% 99% 99%
1 Galen* S Oil 7s...105% 105% 105%
10 General Asphalt 8s.l05% 105% 105%
6 Genera) Pet 6s.100% 100% 100%
6 Gulf Oil 6s. 98 97% 98
6 Hood Rubber 7*.. 101% 101 101
12 Inter Match 6%*.. 99 98 % 99
14 Kennecott Cop 7*. 106% 106% 106%
2 Lehigh 9 Sec 6s..100% 100% 100%
1 Lehigh V li*rb 6*. 100% 100% 100%
3 Lehigh Val R R 6a. 99% 99% 93%
2 L McN A L 7s- 100 100 y<0
4 Missouri Pacific 6s. 99% 99% 99%
26 Morris A Co 7%c. 99% 99 99 %
10 Nat l Dlst Co 7* .. 94 93 94
4 N O Pub 8er 6s... 86% 86% 86%
1 S S Pow 6 %s . 97 97 97
6 N S Pow cvt 6 % 8.102 % 102% 102%
1 Ohio Pow 5* *'B'r 87% 87% 87%
3 Park A Tilford 6a.. 95% 95% 95%
7 P Pow A Lt 5*_92% 92% 92%
3 Phil El 6 %s '63_103% 103% 103%
20 Phil Kl 5%s *47...103% 103% 103%
1 Phil Pet 7 %s w w. 102% 102% 102%
5 P 8 C of N J 7*..108 108 108
17 P S C N .1 bs wi. 96% 96 96
6 Pure Oil 6 %*. 96% 9.'.% 9;.%
l S Cal Edison 6* . 91% 91% '91%
HO Std G . E 6%s_ 100 99 % 99%
1* Std OH N Y 7s ‘26.103% 108% 103%
J Std OH N Y 7* '30.106% 106% 106%
3 Std Oil N Y 6 % * ..107% 107% 107%
63 Swift A Co 6* _ 91% 94 91
1 In E L A P 5 % s. . 97% 97% 97%
2 I n Oil Cal 6s '26.101% 101% 101%
1 U Ry H’vana 7%*.106% 106% 106%
2 Vacuum OR 7* ..106% 106% 106%
2 Webster b%a,102% 102% 1C3%
Foreign.
2 French Gov 4*. . 31 II 31
23 Gt Con* Electric 7e 92 91 % 92
5 K Netherl ds . 96% 96% 96%
6 Russian 6%*. 16% 15% 15%
5 Russian 5%s ctf* 14% 14% 14%
1 Swlsa 5 %* .101% 101% 101%
4 Swiss 5s .100% 100% 100%
Ex Dividend*. Monday, September 15.
Allied Chemical pfd .. 11.75
American Radiator .$1 00
American Woolen pfd .....$1.76
American Car A Foundry.. $3 00.
American Steel Foundry pfd....$1.75
Crucible Steel pfd .$1.751
Cdyamel . $1.00
Famous Players .......12 00
Fleischman'* Yeast . $1.25
Oulf State* Steel com. $1.21
Gulf State* 8teel pfd.*1.75
S S Kreseg# Stores com.....$2 00
S 8 Kresege Store* pfd..$1.76
May Dept Storee pfd...$1.75
Lorillard Tobacco com .10.75
Lorillard Tobacco pfd..$1.76
Mark Truck com.11.60
Mark Truck rfd $1.75
Orpheum Gfrruit pfd .. $2.00
Owen* Battling Co com.$0 76
Owen* Bottling Cq pfd.$1.75
Pere Marciuette .. . 11.0ft
Republic Steel pfd.$1 75
Stromberg Carburetor .$2.00
Simons Co . 10 25
Schulte Cigar* Store* pfd.$2 00
Sr*r*-Roeburk pfd .$1.75
Utah Copper . $1.00
Chicaro Stork*.
Chicago stock*, bid and **k. furnlfhed
by J. S Pa. he A- Co. 224 Omaha Na
tional bank building. Phones Jackson
51t7-ll-S9.
Bid Ask
Armour A Co 111* rfd .. 79% 80
Armour Go Del pfd ... 69 90
Albert Pick . 17% 1*%
Be**|ck Alemlt* . *o% *1%
Carbide .. 69% 69%
Edison Com .I $2% 1$8
Com Motor* . 6%
Cudahy .. *4 % 85
Daniel Boon* .126 17*%
Diamond aMtch .116 11*
De*r* nfd . 7 3 7 4
Eddy Paper . 15%
Libby . 6 $%
Natl Leather . 3 3%'
Qu*q*r Oats .290 295
R*o Motors . 1<%
Swift A- Co ..104% 105
Swift 1 nl 1 . 15% 25%
Thompson .. 4* 4.
Wahl . 23% 2 4
Wrigiey . 4i % 41 %
Yellow Mfe oC . 4l' %
Yellow > *b . 45% 46
Foreign Fxrhange Rates.
Following *re today’s rate* of *xch*rg*
s* rompared with the par valuation. Fur
nished by ths Peters National bank:
Par Vsu Tnday.
Austria . 20 .eooou
Helgium ... 195 .0600
Canada .1 *»" 1 *•
Cx*r ho-Slovak la .70 -03**
Denmark .. -27 1*97
England .. • • 4 *} 4 4*.
8'rance .143 .0»3J
Ore*.# _;.195 .0192
Italy .. 14| .0440
Jugoslavia .
Norway . 27
Sweden ... . .27 26*5
Switierland 196 .1850
Chicago Spot Market.
Butter Receipt*. 12 598 tubs, last year.
11.672 tub*- 15 old car*. 19 new cars;
e \tr*a, 47 %r: staddrird*. 3$%r; extra
first*. 3&%#I«%c; first*. 34034%c; 88
score. 33c. 8 9 score. 34 %C.
Keg*—Receipt*. 12.410 case*; last year.
14 103 ca*a*: 53 old car*. 78 new car*;
firm*. 34037c. dirt*. 2$ 0 27c; chex, 24
If 26c.
i hlrago rotator*.
Chicago Sept is— Potatoes—Trading
fair, market little weaker on Wisconsin
stock; about steady on ether stock; re
retpte. 118 car*; total United Sf*tea ehitv
ment* 1.06 . Minnesota bulk Early
Ohjoa $ 1 20 tff1 26; sacked Earlr Ohio*.
81 :n#»1 30; Minnesota bulk round whu**\
ft 21#6 1 261 Wisconsin bulk round white*
$1 36#V60 few II 75 Nebraska sacked
Irish iVibbler* $1 K*n*aa and
M'ssourl sacked Irleh Cobbler*. 11 39
4; 1 40, Utah sacked Irish Cobbler*. II *0
New York Metal*.
New York. Sept. 16 Metal*—Carper—
Fleet rolyGr. *pot and nearby, ll%e.j
future*. 1.1%#lS%r
Tin F**y spot and future*. 4f lif
Iron— Steady. No. I northern. 10 6M.
?? 00c: No 2 northern. t0 00#81.$0c; No
2 southern. 1 8.00# 18.10c
Lead-Steady. spot, 8.00e
7lnc—Steady East Ft. Louie spot. *26c.
futures. 6 36 ft 6 27c
Antimony Spot. 10 7$c.
New York Cotton.
Quotation* furnished hr .1. F B*ch* A
Co. 224 Omaha National Bank building.,
phone* Tackaon 5187. 61 88, $1*9_ |
Art ) Open. 1 High. I Low t Cine*. 1 Fat
Oct. 122.30 122.91 !*1 43 IS I *3 121 6a
Dec 23 30 !22 St 31 43 71 88 !3? 86
Jan 123 06 '22 06 121 49 111 40 32 3*
Mar. l?2 ?4 V J 14 3 1 76 71 76 L* 7 47
Mav I S3 6 6 1*2.64 12100 132 00 '?? 71
New York Sugar Quotation*.
Furnished hv J s Bsche A <> 974
Omaha National Hank building. JA. 8187
88-69.
aTT" I *>p*n 1 l7lgh I Low I Close 1 Rat.
*ept7" 4 20 4 76 4 26 4.?l 4 70
Dec 4 08 4 10 4 00 4 03 4 04
Mar. 3 .IT 3 .14 8 38 3 44 3 9*
M av *44 3 4 4 3 4 4 3 4 1 4 4 9__
Ft. Joseph 14«**toch.
Ft Joaeph. Mo Fapt 16 Hog*- Be
ralpm 3 800 head tuark*t 10c higher,
ton liooo. bulk. 11,80# 1$ 00
Cattle Receipt! t.opo head market
I'm.D to ?6c lower bulk of ateerv $7 *0
#10 00 top $10 35; cow* *nd half**1*.
91 28# 9 oo calve* 4 *00#U Oo atm ker*
and feeders $4 36#6 oo
Fheep and • l amb*—Receipt* 9 5',A
bead market steadv. lamb*. $12 46#
18.11; iwh $6»0C #6 81,
f-A
Omaha Produce
_'
Omaha. Bept II.
BUTTER.
Creamery—Local Jobbing to re
tailers: Extras, 39c; extra* In iO-lb tub*.
38c; standards, 38c; flrata 17c.
Dairy—Buyer* are paying Be for beat
table butter In rolls or tube; 17028c for
packing stock. For beet sweet, unaalted
butter. 30c.
BUTTER FAT.
For No. 1 cream Omaha buyer* are
paying 27c per lb. at country atatlona; *3c
delivered at Omaha.
FRESH MILK. „ w
Price quotable. |2.10 per cwt. for freah
milk testing 3.5 butterfat, delivered cn
dairy platform. Omaha.
EGGS.
For eggs delivered Omaha, on loes-on
basis, in. 40 ©8.76 per case. For No_ 1
flesh eggs, graded basis, ^0©32c per doz
cn. second, 24 ©25c;* cracks. 21 ©22c.
Prices above are for eggs received in
new or No. 1 w hitewood cares, a deduc
tion of 25c will oe made for second-hand
canes. No. 1 eggs must be good average
size, 44 lbs. net. No. 2 eggs, seconds,
consist of small, slightly dirty, stained oi
washed eggs. Irregular shaped, shrunken
or weakened eggs.
In somo quarters a fair premium is
being paid for selected eggs, which marl
not be more than 48 hours old, uniform in
size and color (meaning all solid colors—
all chalky, white or all brown, and of the
same shade). The shell must be clean and
sound and the eggs weigh 25 ounces per
dozen or over. Produced must necessari
ly deliver their own eggs to benefit by
this latter classification.
Jobbing prices to retailers: U. F. spe
cials. 3b ©37c; U. S. extras, commonly
known as selects, 23©34c; No. 1 small,
23c; checks, 24c.
POULTRY.
Prices quotable for No. 1 stock, alive:
Broilers. 14 ©2 lbs.. 25©26c; springs,
22 © 24c; Leghorn springs, 19®20c; hens,
5 lbs.. 19©20c; hens under 4 lbs., 16®17c,
JiCghorn hens. 14©16c; roosters. lu®12«-;
ducks, f. f. f., young, 12c; old ducks, f. f f..
10©12c; geese, f. f. f 10®12c; turkey*,
fat. 9 lbs. up. 20c; pigeons, 11.00 per
dozen. »
Under grade poultry paid for at market
value. Sick or crippled poultry not want
ed and will not be paid for.
Jobbing prices of dressed poultry (to
retailers); Springs, soft. 31 ©12c; broilers,
35©38c: hens. 22©27c; roosters l«©15c:
ducks, 25c; geese, 16 ©20c.
FRESH FISH,
Jobbing prices quotable as follows
Fancy whit# fish. 28c; lake trout. 28c;
halibut. 28c; bullheads, 20© 22c; catfish,
28 ©32c; catfish, southern, 26c; filet of
haddock, 27c; black cod aable flab, 18c;
red snapper, 27c; flounders, 30c; crapples.
25c; black baas. 32c. Spanish mackerel.
14 to 2 lbs., 25c; yellow pike, 22c; striped
baas. 32c; whit# perch, 14c; pickerel, 15c.
Chinook salmon. 30c; silver salmon, 22c;
frozen fish. 2®4c leas than prices above,
ling cod, 12c. Oysters, 13.80 ©4.20 per
gallon.
CHEESE.
American cheese, fancy grade. iobh1«e
price quotable as follows: Single dalslea,
24c; double daisies. 234c; aquai*- pi...
24 4c, young Americas. 24 He; longhorn*
234c; brick. 24c; llmburger. 1-lb. style
$3.25 per dozen; Swiss domestic, 38c.
imported Roquefort, 62c. New York white,
32c.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 2 beef cuts generally lower. Swift
Co.’s gale# <>t freHh beef In Omaha week
ending September 12 avetaged 11.33c per
pound.
Wholesale prices quotable; No. 1 i!bs.
25c; No. 2. 21c; No. 3. 14c. No 1 rounds.
13 4c; No. 2. 154c; No. 1 JOc. No 1
loins Sec; No. 2. 28c: No. 3. l?c No. 1
chucks. 15c; No. 2. 12c. No. 3. 8c. No. 1
plates, 8 4C; No. 2. 8c; No. 3. 8c.
FRUITS.
Quotable Jobbing prices for No. 1 stock
Apples—Jonathans! per bushel basket,
13.00; California Graveoateins, box. $2.25
©3 50. Bellflower box. $2.5u; Wealthy,
bbl.. #4.60
Pears—Western Bartlett, per box. $4.00;
Colorado Bartlett, bushel basket. $3 25©
3.75; Be Anjous. all siz*s. $4.50; Colo
rado Keiferp. bafcget. $2.0e.
Peaches—-Utah and Colorado Elbertas.
per bushel basket. $2.50; lS-lb. boxes.
$1.40© 1 50
Grapes—Concords, standard basket. 2?c
Tokays, crate. $-’.5C; Malagas, crate. $2.2&.
Lemons—California, extra fancy. per
box, $7.00; fancy, per box, $4 00; choice,
per box, 95.50, limes, l©o count, carton.
$2. CO.
Oranges—Valencias, extra fancy, per
box. $5.0007.76.
Plums—California, per crate. f? 250
3.00 Italian prunes ll-lb. case. $100.
Grapefruit—Isle of Pines, crate. $5.75©
7.00.
Bananas—Per lb.. 7 4c.
Cranberries—Darrel. 100 lbs, $12.00;
box. 50 lbs. $6 Of.
V EG ETA BLEB.
Quotable Jobbing prlcee for No. 1 stock
Cantaloupe—Rockv Ford, crate stand
ards. $3 00; flats. $125; pink meat. $1.5u.
Cauliflower—Per crate, $3.00.
Cucumber—Home grown, extra fancy,
per market basket. $2.00.
Honey Dew Melons—« to It In crate,
$2 6C; Oasabas. crate, $2.80.
Celery—Oregon, dox. stalke. 90c© 91.75
Michigan, dox, 78c; California, rough,
crate. $4.00.
Onions—Spanish, crate. 60 lbs., 92 10:
California, white. In sacks. 4c per lb.;
red globes, per lb . home grown, dozen ’
bunches. 45c In sacks. 2 4c lb.
Peppers—Green, martet basket. 70c.
Parsley—Per dozen bunches. 60078c. I
Radishes—Per dozen bunches. 20c.
Beans—Green or wax, market basket,;
$2 25.
Potatoes—Home grown. In sacks. 14c
ib
Watermelons—Crated, ( melons, 1c per
lb.
Tomatoes—Climax, basket, about 1$ lb*.,
•room 25.
Lettuce—Head, per crate, $#00; per
dozen. $1 75: hothouse leaf. 40c r*er dozen
Cabbage—2 4c per lb.; crates, 2o per
lb.
Roots—Beete, €0e; carrot*. $1 $5; tur
nips, $1.00; per market basket.
Sweet Potatoes—Nancy Ha!!. 10-lb
hamper. $2 76.
Rutabagas—In sack* 2 4c per Ib.
FLOUR.
PrJoea quotable, round loti (let*# than I
carload lots. f. e b., Omaha > follow; ■
First ratent. In 98-lb. bags $4.9007 00. <
per bb! fancy clear. In 43-lb. bags. $8.75
tj 5 #5 per bbl.: white or yellow cornmeal,
$2 70 per 100 lbs
FEED.
Market quotable per ton, carload lota,
fob. Omaha.
Linseed Meal—34 per cent protein, fu
ture delivery. $49.10.
Mill Feeds—Bran, standard. $23 10-1
brow n short#. $27 »<n © 2|.00 . gray short*, i
$30.50; flour middlings. 931.00; redder
S3I50OH .60.
Egg Fhells— Dried and ground, 100-lb.- «
bass ton lots. $26 00 per ton.
Digester Feeding Tankage—40 per cent
protein. $60 00. t
Hominy Feed—White or yellow, $«P «0 *
<\>tton#eed Meal—43 per cent protein,
$49 «ifl.
Alfalfa Meal—Choice, September and
October. $28 50; No l, prompt. Ill M,
No I October and November, $24.50; No. i
2, prompt, $23.©0.
Buttermilk—Condensed, for feeding !n
bbl. lota. 3 45c per lb.; flake buttermilk.
50© to 1.000 lbs., 9c lb.
H A Y.
Nominal quotations, carload lot#*
Upland Prairie—No l, #12 50013 50,
No 2. $10 00012 00; No. 3. $7.0009 00. >
Midland Prairie—No 1, $1101012 0I.
No 2. 39 00010.00; No. 3. $8 000$.00. '
Lowland Prairie—No. 1, $8 0009.00. No
2. $4.0008.00
Packing Hay—$5 5007 10
Alfalfa Choice. $19.00020 00; No 1 *
in 00011.10; Standard. $14 00015 00, No
3. $12.00013.00 No 3. 1)0.0001: 00 c
^ raw—Oat, $8.0009.00: wheat. $7 000
RIDES, WOOL. TALLOW.
Price* are quotable aa follows.-tfellvered j t
Omaha, dealers’ weights and selection* i
Hides—Seasonable, No 1, $4c; No 2. h
4c. green. 74 064c, bull*. $TUc; brand- \
ed. i 4c- glue Bides. $4c; calf. iI0114c;l
kip. 110 9 4.; flue skin* 4e; dry hide*,
lie; dry salted. 9c; dry glue, *4c: dea
cons, $1.00 each; horae hides. $4.0903.0$; !
poll tea and glues $1.80 each- colta. 25c >
each hog skins. 18c each
Wool—Pelts. $1 2502 00 each, dependlnc
on siae and length of wool, lambs. 60c0
$125 each, depending on six# and length
of wool; shearing* 20030c each; clip#’
no value; wool. 32040c.
Tallow and Grease—No 1 tallow. «4c j
R tallow. 4c; No. 3 tallow. 6 4c; A
great#. #4r; R gtease. 4c. yellow
grease, 64r brown grease 6c; pork
cracklings. $«0 Of per ton; beef cracking*.
$30.00 per ton; beeswax. 120.00 per ton
Now York Produces.
New York 8*p( 15 -Hotter—~5fesA*
receipts. 6 108 tubs creamers, higher
than extra#. 334 039c. creamerv extra*
<92 acme). 38c. creamery first# i"
91 score8. 38037\c; racking stock cut
rent make No. 2. 2*4c,
»’heeee—Firm, receipts, 8O.02I pounds
state whole tnllk f’afs. fresh fanev to
fancy specials. 21022c state Whole W
flats, average run. 204c, state whole
milk flat*, held, fancy to fanev special*
3140224c state whole milk flats, ovet •
age run. 20 4 0 21c.
Eggs—Firm; receipts. 8.468: fresh eath
ered extra firsts. 41 0 48c fresh gathered
first* 87 040c; fresh gathered seconds and
poorer. 23 4 *9 3<c . nearby hennery whites,
closely eelev'ted extra* Z.yk.c. r.esrb'
and nearby western hennery white* ft*w*
I- .
to average egtras. 48 062c; nearby hen*
nery browns. eutra*. 4 9"/ lie. Pacific aoaal
v\ bites, extras. 6040614c; Pacific coast -
firsts to extra firsts, 47 059c; refrlgara* •
tor extra firsts. 34 4 025c; rafrlgaraial
firsts. 324034c.
Omaha Produce Futures |
_ Egg*.
I Cats. | Open. | High. Low. | Cloae.
Sept. J i j I .*1%
D»c. ( 70 f ,34Sl -35 .3441 .35
Butter.
f Cara, j Open. | High. | Low. | C^oaa.
I 30 ; .37sI ,i7sl .tUj!
New York (irnrral.
New York. Kept. 15—Flour—Quiet t
apring patents. $7 0007.50; soft wintei
straights, $6.2506.60; hard wintei
straights. $6.5006 96.
Rye Flour—Firm; fair to good, $5,75 0
6.0u- choice to fancy, $6.050 6.35.
Cornmeal—Dull. fine white and yellow
granulated. $3.6o0 3.60.
Rice—Firm; No j western. $1,124 f o
b. New Yorfc and $1,104 c. 1 f. export.
Harley—Steady; malting. $1.0101,19 c.
1. f. New York.
Wheat—New York, spot firm; No. 1
dark northern apring c. 1. f. New York,
lake and rail. $1.66; No. 2 hard winter
f. o. b. lake and rail. $1 444: No 1 Mani
toba. do.. $1.594. and No. 2 mixed durum,
do. $1.46.
Corn—Spot, easy; No. 2 yellow e. f. f
track. New Y’ork and rail, SI 28; Na. 1
mixed, d^. $1.36.
Oats— r-asv; No. 2 whit#, 794c.
Feed—Steady; city bran. 100-pound
sa'-ks. $11 00; western bran, do., $21,500
22 00.
Hay—Quiet; No. 1 $2* no; No. I. $25 00;
No 3, $21.000 22 007 shipping. Sli.OU©
19 00. all new.
Hop*--Easy state 1924. 36045c: Paci
fic coast 1924. 24027c; 1923. 200 24c;
Pork—Quiet; mens. $29.75; family. $3*'.
Lard—Easy; middle west, $14.00014.10.
Tallow—Barely steady; special loose,
$ Sr. extra. $4c.
Rice—Steady: fancy head, 74 0$<k
New York Coffee Future*.
New York. Sept. 15—Coffee futures
opened today at an advance of 10 points
to a decline of 12 points with the near
months relatively firm on private advice*
from Europe atatipg there were obvious
ly large needs to be filled. September
held well up to the opening figures but
later months reacted under better Brazil
ian crop reports. December aelling off
from 16.300 15.90c. The general market
closed net 10 points higher to 26 lower.
Sales were estimated at 32.000 bags. C’.os- ^
Ing quotations September. 16.80c; Octo
ber. 16.50c; December. 11.97c; March,
15 52c: Mav. 15.20c; July. 14.73c.
Spot coffee quiet: Rio 7a 174e: Santos
4s. 22 4 0 23c.
Chicago Butter.
Chicago. Sept. 15.—The butter market
today was steady on all grades with the
beat demand reported on tha medium and
Ifewer scores. Considerable business was
transacted early this morning on 92 score
butter at 4c advance over Saturday'*
price. The centralized car market waa
fca*v with trading dull. Offer* of ell
grades were liberal and in aome quarter*
buyers found it possible to obtain slight
concessions. Fre*h butter: 92 score.'
374c: 91 score. 164c: 90 score. 354c;
*9 score. 34 4c: 18 acore. 34c; 87 score.
33c: 36 score. 32c.
Centralized car lots: 90 acore. 16 4c:
89 score. 34 4c; 81 acore. 33 4*.
New York Drv Goods.
New York. Sept. 15—Trading waa mod
erately active in the cotton cloth mar
ket today. Prices displayed an eas er
tendency with print cloths offered freely
in first and second-hand ouarters. Burlap
quotations were steady in the local mar
ket despite a fresh decline In Calculi.#
The trade is awaiting the final jut# fore
cast figure*, which are due this week.
Raw silk quotation* were unchanged.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga . Sept. 15—Turpentine—
Firm. 800 80 4 c; sales 80S barrels; re
ceipts. 464 barrels; shipment*. 112 bar
rels: stock 14.191 barrels.
Roam — Firm: sales 2.226 r»»asr c_
ceipts. 1.200 casks; ahipmenta. 139 cas*T;
stock. 114.535 caks.
Quote: B. D. $5.09: E. F. O. H. I,
$5,07 4; K. M. $5.10. N. $5 35 ; WO. $« 2u;
ww, x. $c so.
New York Poultry
New York. Sept 15.—Poultry—Alive Ir
regular; chickens by freight. 23 0 2$e; by
express. 250 21c; fowls by freight, .'It!
26c; by express. 20 0 28c; ro^-atera by
freight. 15c: turkey*, by freight. 15c; by
express. 25020c.
Dressed irregular; chicken*. 110 48c.
fowls, 15 021c; turkey*. 36 0 43e; frozen
fowls. 21032c. _
Kansas Oitv Produce.
Kansas City. Sept. 15.—Egra—Un
changed : firsts. J4r . selected. 19c
Butter—Unchanged: creamary. 39 0 41c;
packing 294 c.
Poultry—Broiler*. le lower. lie:
springs, le lower. f1e: hena. unchanged.
21c rooster* unchanged. 12c.
Potatoes—Unchanged Kaw Valla? aob
blers and Ohio*. $7 0001.10.
Boston WssL wr
Boston. Fept 15 —The wool markat eou
tinues to be f‘rm In all lines. Thera la
•till an upward tendency on wool* of the
borer class both foreign and domestic.
The h'eh point for delaine* thus far has
been 6>c per pound in the greaaa for
Ohio stock. Choice A A pulled wools 6re
quoted on about the same bwsia as tha
Tina atapla lines.
C hicago Produce.
Chicago. Kept 15.—Butter—Blghsr:
reamerv ext-as 174c; standards. 16 4c;
•xtra f rst« 3540364c. first*. 140144c.
seconds. 32 033c.
F.gg*—Unchanged; receipt*. 12 419 eases;
firsts. 34 0 37c. ordinary firsts. 3:012c.
New York Cotton Fotnrre.
New York Sept 16.—Cotton—Future*
opened barely steady: October 22 39c: De
sm^cr. 22 90c; January, 22 95c; March.
!2 25c. May. S2.55c._
< htragn Poultry.
Chicago Sept. 15.—Poultry—. AID •
ilgher fowls, 170 21c; apr.ngs. I4e; foost
?ra. 16c.
Dulnth Flax.
Duluth. YU nr. . Sept 15.—Fla*—C’oae
September. *2 29: October $2 27; Xevera
•or. ." Pc'-em.ber. 2 23 4; May. *2 26.
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Important development* .contained In
this week’s market review regarding
the following ••'•jruiHi
Stromberg Carhu. Goodyear Tire j
Southern Railway Seaboard Air line
Pan-American Pet. Phillips Pet.
Anglo-American Oil Mexican Seaboard
I ehijrh Valley Coco-Cola
Northern Pacific United Clg. Stares
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