Prices of Wheat
Hold While Corn
Inherent Strength of Wheat
Market Reflected; Rye
Shows Stability and Oats
and Corn Recover.
Bv CHARLES 4. LEYDEN.
Vnlver*Hl Her vice Staff Correspondent.
Chicago, Sept. 22.—Inherent strength of
the wheat market was forcibly reflected
1n today's market. Prices held during
tne first hour as corn slid downward and
then moved rapidly forward, closing at
1 lop levels. Heavy buying for eastern and
export account absorbed the offerings
early and shorts covered urgently at the
Inst. itye showed greater stability than i
wheat. Oats and corn recovered with
the leaders.
Wheat closed 2^i®3^*o higher; corn
was Pic lower to l7ic higher; oats were
“mc. lower to higher, and rye ruled
2s.fi'4 >4c advanced.
Indications that Kuropa is coming after
wheat and rye with growing eagerness
apparently attracted more confident spec
ulative demand Foreign crop news was
remarkably bullish and had its effect.
Yields In France and Italy are material
ly below 1923. Liverpool showed firm
ners in a slow trade while Winnipeg fol
lowed the local market up.
The seaboard confirmed export sales of
1.000.000 bushels wheat and 2.000.000
bushels rye. Some exporters thought
that as much as 3.000.000 bushels wheat
wore taken In two davs wheat and rye
sales have been over 6.000.000 bushels.
Corn sold down to the low point reg
istered a few weeks ago and then held.
Commission houses were liberal buyers
of the deferred months on the break and
during (he last hour corn was hard to
huv with advancing prices. The move
ment of old corn Is Increasing. and the
lack of adequate cash demand weighed
down the September delivery. The new
. rop outlook however remains spotty at
,Pr».W« broke aharnlr under liquidating
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Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin.
For the -4 houra ending at « a. ™
rQ High. Low. Ham.
Ashland, clear .!)!![!
Broken Bow. cloudy -JH 49 pm
Columbus, clear .*} 0'oo|
Kalrbury. cl.ar .J7, Sgg I
Kalrn'ont, cl.ar .J® ?? „„
llran.l lilancl. (Imi .** 4 4 ” ’
llartlnutoii, < l*«f . 77 47, #.»«
Ha«ttB*a. d*ar ."J J* ® !!
lloldrage. clear »' JO
North Loup, clear .J* *® "n2
North Hiatt e. cloudy ...MO ■" J-JJ
Oakdale, dear .'J *' J'!!
*>■ Neill., dear .Ml 49 0.00
R'd Cloud, char .J) 37 -J®
Tckaniah. dear .Ml 4J 0.00
New York Sugar.
New York. Sept. 23.—While there were
’ n«i i hang'-s today In spot prices of raw
Miigar from 5.78c for Cuban duty paid,
* th»* undertone was firmer and holnera
a sited advances. The only sale reported
w;is to an outport refiner, consisting of
12.000 bags Cuban, only.
Opening declines of 1 to 7 points in raw
swgnr fututea aa a reault of scattered
liquidation and the issuance of 29 Septem
ber notices were all recovered on trade
buying, due to the firmer feeling in the
hpot market Final prices were unchanged
to 3 points net higher. December closed
92c; March, 3.27c; May, 3.Me; July.
3.48c. ,..4l
Business In refine-1 sugar was a little
more active at former prlrea which ranged
from 7.05 to 7.50c for fine granulated.
Refined futures were nominal.
(him go Hut ter.
Chicago, Hept. -3—The butter market
today continued weak, with trading quiet
and offering* liberal. Receipts were lib
eral and stock* on dealer*' floor* showed
*-»me accumulation In aplte of the anxious
*'diing policy which was being followed
Buyers showed little confidence and were
operating close to requirement*. The cen
tralized car was also weak, with offerings
liberal on all scores hut trade dull.
Fresh butter. 92 score, 35»*c; 91 "core.
3 :,r 90 score. 34c: *9 score, 32*4c; 88
m ore, :<l«*c; 87 score, .IftVfco; score. 30. .
Ontrall/cd • arlots: 90 score, 34c; 49
score, aStfcc; *8 score. 30 %c.
Oils and Kosin.
Savannah. Ha . Hept. 23 -Turpentine
pi.-Hdy, 80®80«4c; sale*. 800 barrel*, re
ceipts, 744 harrelsj shipment*, 297 barrels,
stock 14,354 barrel*
Kosin — Firm. sales. l.tOf casks. re
ceipt*. 2.940 cask*, shipments, «2H <asks;
stock. 1 10,749 casks „
Uuote: M, It. K. F. fl, II, 1 K M. $•> 10;
N, $f, 35; W. <J. t« 25; W. VV, X. $6 8b.
Iloston Wool.
Boston, flept. 23 The wool trade con
tinues active. Fleece wools have
reachced higher levels during the IhmI.
few day* nhlo Delaine* have sold at
tile and above in the grease, which would
mean fully $1.50 per lb. acoured basis
However, there seems to be some of this
Mock still available at around 60c The
price range today scorn* to he $1.430 1 48.
lamdon Wool.
- London. Sept. 23. -The offering* at the
t wool auction today amounted to 11.687
hale* There was a full attendance and
* operations were resumed on a liberal
a ile at unchanged prices. Frequent
X withdrawal* took place. principally
among filgney and Victorian grades be
aa use of the high prices asked
London Money.
London, Kept 23 Bar silver. 3$ I Hi
per ounce Money. 3 per pent, discount
ra-es, short b.ll*. 3%tf/>3 I 16 per cent.
New York Cotton.
New York. Hept 23 The general cotton
iP.rket ringed firm at net advance* of
lit to 171 points
liar fillrer.
New York, fiept 23 liar fillver, 19%
fifesi'*an dollars M \
fiiioft fid ton
New York. field 33 Dutton fipot
•D m<1) ; middling, 24 I hi
f kmint* (llr V*r«Mluce.
Ifsnsas fill*. Hept 21 Produce matktl
hanged.
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Omaha Grain
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Omiht, Sept. 23. i
Cash wheat sold on the tables today
from l#2c higher. Trading atarted at
about lc higher, but during the latter
part of the session futures turned strong
and later sales w'ere made at the advance.
Receipts were 110 cara.
Corn was dull and featureleaa during
the greater part of the session. Futures
sold off 3@6o. but during the last few
minutes of the session made up the
ground lost and closed at the top for the
dav. Receipts of corn were 44 cara.
Oats sold from %6>lc lower. Receipts
were 42 cars.
Rye sold from l®2c higher and barley
nominally about unchanged.
Omaha Carlot 8alee.
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard: 1 car. $1.24; 1 car. 11.23*.
2 cars. 11.22: 1 car. 11.21: 1 car. $1.20.
No. 2 hard: l car. $1.25: 1 car. $1.23:
3 cars. $1.21; 1 car. $1.20: 3 cars. $1.19;
2 cars. $1.18: 1 car. $1.17.
No. 3 hard. 1 car. $1.20%: 3 cars. $1.20:
3 rats. $1.19%; 1 car. $1.19: 4 cnrs. $1.18:
1 car. $117; 4 cars $1.16.
No. 4 hard: 1 car. $1.21: 6 cars. $1.20:
1 car. $1.19%: 1 cars. $1.16.
Nii. 5 hard: 1 car. $1.18.
f*ampls. 2 cars. $1.18: 2 cars. $1.17.
No. 1 northern spring; 1 car. $1.38:
2 cars. $1.33
No. 3 northern spring: 1 car. $1.20.
No. 4 northern spring. 1 car. $1.35.
No. 1 mixed. 1 car. $1.30; 1 car. SI 26:
1 car. $1.16%.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car. $1.19.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car. $1.18.
CORN
No. 4 vellow: 1 car. $10?
No. 6 vellow: 1 car. $1 00.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $1.01.
OATS.
?^o. 2 white: 1 car. 46c: 1 car. 45%c.
No 3 white: 3 cars. 45%c: 4 cars. 45c:
4 cars. 44 %c.
No. 4 white: 1 car. 45c: 2 cars. 44%c*.
8 cars. 44c.
Sample: 1 car. 44c: 1 car. 43%c: 2
can. 42%c: 1 car. 42c.
RYE.
No. 1: 1 car. 98c. 1 car. 97%c 1 car.
97c .
No. 2: 1 c.ar. 97%c: 1 car. 97c.
Dally Inspection of <iraln Received.
WHEAT.
Hard winter: No. 1, 14 cars; No. 2,
40 cars; No. 3. B cars; No. 4, 15 cars;
No. 6. 2 cars; sample, 4 cara.
Total. 80 cars.
Mixed: No. 1. 2 cars; No. 3. 1 car; No.
6, l car; sample, 1 car.
Total, 6 ars.
Spring. No. 1, 6 cars; No. 2, 2 cars; No.
3. 2 cars: No. 4, 1 car.
Total. 11 cars.
Hard spring: No. 1. 2 cars.
Total 2 cars.
CORN.
Yellow: No. 2. ?. cars; No 3. 10 cars.
No. 4, 13 cars; No. 5, 3 cars; No. 6, 3 cars,
sample. 2 cars.
Total. 34 cars.
White: No. 2, 2 cars: No. 3, 9 cars;
No. 4, l car; No. 5. 4 cars.
Total. 16 cars.
Mixed: No. 2, -1 car; No 3, 5 cars:
No. 4. 1 car: No. 5, 1 car; No. 6. 1 car.
Total, 9 cars.
OAT9.
White: No ?. 2 cars: No. 3, 25 cars;
No 4. 15 cars; sample, 2 cars.
Total, 44 cars.
RYE.
No. 1/ 1 car; No. 2. 3 cars.
Total, 4 irts.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota.)
Receipts: Today. Wk Ago. Y'r Ago.
Whrst .11" 15 4 H"
(’orn . II II *1
Oats %. <;■! -■>
Rys . * • • ,
Barley . 3 * •«
Shipments;
Wheat .12? ?! *2
Corn . 15 In
Oats . It 1? JJ
Rye . 2 5 13
Barley . 2 2 I
CANADIAN VISIBLE.
Bushels: Today. Wk An. 7'r Am.
Wheat .6,404.000 R.572.0O0 6,767.000
Oats .8.356,000 8,178,000 1,262,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS
Week Tear
Carlots— Today. Ako. Ako.
Wheat .457 181 112
Com .719 396 143
Oats .240 386 133
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Wheat .189 286 10*
Corn . 16
Oats . 10 28 II
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS
Wheat .II* 1*2 101
Corn . II *- 55
Oats .... 16 21 74
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS
Minneapolis ...... 529 519 519
Duluth .1.329 1.612 109
Wlnnlpec .! 0*4 213 1.900
UNITED STATES VISIBLE.
Bushels— Today Wk. Ako. Jr, Aro
Wheat 80 *1 9.090 76.939 090 63.202,900
Corn 5 900.000 4.869.000 2.430.000
Oats 38 1 98.000 29.713.000 15.866,000
Rve 14 981.000 16.168.000 1 4,690,000
Barley . ... 4.064.000 2.704.000 3.161,000
Minneapolis Cash l.rllln.
Minneannlls, Minn.. Sept. 23.— cash:
Wheat—No 1 northern. II 31 4 6?1 33'
No. 1 dark northern sprlnK. '-holer to
fanny II. 42 4 ® 1.50 4 : Kood to cholne.
II .361, ft 1.41 t, ; ordinary to rood It.3.'4
r„ | nr,4 No. 1 hard snrlnK. 11 25V
1 304 No 1 dark hard Montana, on
trank. II 26 4 A1 »"lv« ** d-SU
1.364: September. 11.299. "Id December.
$1 32%: new December $1.32%; old May.
$1 ■»*: new May. $1.38 V*
(’orn—No. ;t yellow. S1.0i»©l 05%.
Oats—No. 3 white. 4 4 % r.
Harley—71© 82c.
Rve—No 2. II 04 01.04’..
Flax—No 1. 12 2202.23»4.
Chicago 4'•«l» Crain.
Chicago Sept. 23.—Wheat No . red.
$1.:!4 \: No. 2 hard. $1.30%©1 I %
Corn — No 2 mixed. $1 Oti % ©> 1.0$ % : No.
2 yellow. $1.07% ©1 09%
Oat a—.No. 2 white. 48%©49c; No. 3
white. 40 0 4T<
Kyr—No. 2. 11 05%.
Harley—80 ©90c. . ,
Seed—Timothy. $5.25©5 .5; clover.
114.000 23.25 , ...
Ritn—Lard. *13 55; riba. $1 2 25: belllea.
$13.62.
Ytfelhle 4»rain *ut>|dr.
New York. Sept. 23 —The vialble aupply
of American grain ehowa the following
Nvpeat Inrreashed ",*80,000 bushels.
Corn Increased 149.000 bushels.
Oats increased 8.839.000 buahela.
Rye decreased 1.431.000 huahels
Barley increased 1.380,000 buahel".
Kansas City Crain.
Kansas city. Mo. Sept. 23—Wheat
No. 2 hard, $1.21 01.35; No 2 red. $1 26%
naked; May, $1.32%. .. v. „
Corn-No. 3 white. $107©1 0*: No. 2
yellow. $107. No. yellow. $108%; No
•' mixed $1 04% September. fl 03% bid.
December. 97% 098c; May. 99%i bid.
liny— Cm banged
St. lands < ash Crain.
St fjoui*. Mo. Sept. 23. Close: ^ he*.
I September. $130%; Dei ember $' ’*
Corn—September. $1 10. J)eceniber.
! $1 04%
Data—September, 49%c.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, Minn . Hept. 21 Flour
I Unchanged
* .
*N>w York Produce.
New York. Sept 23 —flutter F.asy;
receipts, 13,166 tuba: creamery higher
extras, 37* < fgJOc; creamery extras (92
score), 37'*“; <iearnery firsts. 88 to 91
score i. 24l|Q36%C. k
Kif"»—Irregular ; receipts 27 0.0 eases
. .earby henneries whltea. closely selected
extras, «7<f*71r; nearby and nearby west
ern hennery whites firsts to average ex
tras. RnfBdftc; nearby hennry browns ex
tras R&tftMc; pacific Toast whites, firsts
to extra* firsts. SAAC1 c; refrigerator ex
tra firsts. 3614 ©17r, refrigerator flrata.
34>ttf/'3«r.
Cheese—Firm: receipts. 24 228 pounds
state, whole milk, twins, fresh, average
run unquoted
Chicago F.gr and flutter Futures.
Furnished hv Oeorge l * Isik, 13-7
Woodmen of the World building
ICtM »H?__
I Cara, i * >pen. ! High I 1.QW, | < lose.
n-iK I r 1 i I
Sen. !.*.1. .
Ort. j 1 I .ISV .MS •;**
Dec. 69 3 5**1 :;fiN 3 6 64
BUTTER._____
I Cars i Open, i iTigh I l,t.w, 1 Close
Fr'aiTl i i i i ~
Hept I.! .. . . !.1.JJ.V
Dec. I 230 3 4 '-41 .34Qi 34',
New York Cotton.
Quotatlona furnished bv I H Ms* he A
I'n, j.‘ 4 Omaha Nntlonnl Mao' building
Phones Jackson 6187. 6188. 6189. _
Art I Open, I High I T.ow. I Close I Y*s
oTT 122.1(1 <7t9« |23.»7 ’'72.16
1 Dec. 121.69 23 3<> 121 34 123 26 121.67
Jan. '21.60 .' I HO 1 22 ■ "7 >21 6#
Mar. 121 80 123.60 >21.60 123 66 121.96
May 122 06 .23 76 151.60 |'J3.7:» '22 »t
New York Hugar.
Quotations furnished l»y .1 H Mm be A
Co, 224 Omaha National Hank building
Phonea Jackson 61 87, 6188. 61 «9
Art I Open. I High 1 l.nw 1 Clogs. 1 Yea.
Hept! ! 4 08 .. 1. 4 16
| »ac | 3 87 3.9:4 2.87 3 92 3 "»
Mar. :t 26 3 27 I 3.27, ! .3 27 3 76
' May | 3 3". 3 3.1 1 3 3.1 I .3 36 3 31>
New York MetnU.
New York, hept 23 Coppor Quiet;
i electrojvtic, spot and n*arbv. 13e; fu•
r tures I3f»iai.i«
Tin Firm: spot and futures. 46 |0e.
Iron Htesdv and unchanged
l»cad Quiet: spot. 8 00«
/.Inc H*eartv; Kaat Hi. I .on la spot and
futures r. to 'ff h 12c.
Antimony Boot. II f6e
f lilcago 1'nnlin r
Chicago, kept -3 llultei Market low.
er , cteametv. extras BO *<ii • standards
34c; ext i a firsts. 34<>Ilo| flrata, 8IV4U
11 Vie. seronds XlMfS3H>4»
1 '-fags Market unchanged, rnelpta, 7,116
uae*a ^
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Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs Sheep
Official Monday . . 21.833 b 189 34.544
Estimate Tuesday . .ll.noft 6,ceo 26.000
Two day a thi* weak. 32.933 11,189 60,544
Same days last week. 59.175 14.160 76.422
Same dye * dya ago.32.616 15,654 63,2il
Same dya 3 wks ago. 18,354 15*636 45.333
Some days year ago. 39,697 19.270 62.063
Cattle—Receipts. U.000 head. With a
moderate run of tattle the market showed
Improvement in practically all lines. De
sirable light and handy weight corn feds
ruled 10® 15c higher than Monday at
$10.50011.00, while the heavy com feds
and the general run of western graaa
beef ruled alow, but practically steady.
The market for cows and heifers was all
of 10015c higher than Monday and active
at the advance, while stockers and feed
ers were in broad request at strong to
10015c higer figures. •
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prims
beeves, $9.85 ® 10.70; good to choke
Peeves, $8.00 0 8.60; choice to prime year
lings. $10.2 5011.00; good to choice year
lings, $9.50010.10; fair to good yearlings.
$8.7 6 ©9.50; common to fair yearlings,
$7.50 © 8.75 ; good to prime fed heifer*.
$8.0009.75; fair to good fed heifers $5.50
©8.00; good to prime fed cows. $6.60©
7.50; common to good fed cows. S3.60TV
5.26; good to choice grass beeves, $6.85®'
8.00; fair to good grass beeves. $6.00®
6.75; common to fair grass beeves. $6,000
5.75; Mexican steers. $3.2504.50; choice
to prime grass heifers, $5.75 0 6.50; good
to choice grass heifers, $4.5006.50; fair
m good grass heifers, $3.50(^4.50; choice
to prime grass cows. $4 25©u.OO; good to
choice grass cows. $3.7604.25; fair to
good grass cowp. $3.1003.76; cannera and
• utters. $2.000 3.00; choice to prime feed
ers $7.5008.25; good to choice feeders.
$6.7507.50; fair to good feeders. $5.8o0
6 65; common to fair feeders. $-’.0005.75;
good to choice stockers. $6.9007.60; fair
to good stockers, 16.0006.90; common to
fair stockers, $4 7506.00; trashy ■tockers.
$3 5004.76; stock heifers. $3.5O05.2f»;
stock cows. $*2.2503.26: stock calves. $3.no
® 7 00; veal calves, $3 0009.50; bologna
bulls, $2.60 0 3.60.
BEEF STEERS.
So. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr
50.1096 $8 00 2. 910 $9 50
25.144 1 9 50 24.1 001 10 00
.59 . 1100 10 00 4.1012 10 25
18 . 1 156 10 26 24 900 10 40
24 . 1046 10 60 63 974 10 60
38 .HI94 10 6 5 17.1103 10 75
41. 1 249 10 85 43.1016 11 00
REEF STEERS AND HEIFERS.
18 . 704 7 00 42.1102 9 3;)
10. 691 9 50 29. 8 24 1 0 00
25 . 954 10 25 8 930 10 40
39 . 808 2 0 60
rows.
19 . 98 2 4 75
HEIFERS. a
4 .108 7 7 7 5 2 720 8 00
2. 905 8 50 4 686 10 00
BULLS.
1.1360 6 50
r ALVES. 1
1 . 130 10 00
WESTERN CATTLE.
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr.
42 feeders . 1150 $7 60
263 stockers . 732 6 70
18 feeders .1053 6 60
35 stockers . 732 6 70
21 heifers . 769 4 7^»
6 cows .l®;^ ?
Hogs—Receipts. 6.000 head. A good
tone again dominated the hog trade and
movement t •* shippers and pat.kers
at levels unevenly steady to 10 © 1 oc
higher than Monday. Hulk of all sales
was at $8 ,609.80 with top, $9 90.
HOGS.
No Av Sh Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
10 196 240 $s 65 26..247 110 $8 80
:;5. 241 ! 8 85 81..236 110 9 00
45.. 208 230 9 05 64..263 . -• J 10
42.. 325 . 9 16 69..264 240 9 50
6 3 * ° 9 9 4 0 9 5 5 6 2..2 41 40 9 65
17; ;218 . . 9 70 30. .328 ... 9 75
CO..200 ... 9 90
Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. .0.000
head A fairly good demand was again
apparent for killer lambs and trade was
around steady with Monday, while feeders
were In active inquiry at fully steady
levels. Aged sheep ruled firm.
uuotatlona on sheep and lambs: Lam ns.
good to choice. $12.50013.26; lambs, fair
to good. $11.50.012.26; feeding lambs,
,11 00012.83; wether,. SO.0007 50; cllppe'l
lambs, fed. |U.50®12.00; yearling, range.
|7.00®10 2a; fat ewe,. It 2S«0.ji»: bre«l;
log evvs.yearlings excluded, $»,. a0© 8.,.d,
| feeding ewes. $3.5005.50.
Receipts and disposition of livestock at |
the Union stock yards, Omaha. Neb., for
21 hours ending at 3 p. m.. September 13.
RECEIPTS- CAR LOT.
Hr* A
Cattle. Hoga. Fhp. Mis.
Wabash R R .
Mo Pac Ry . 3 2 1
U P R R . • * 20 *7
C A N W east . 4 J , •
CAN W west ... *5 .3* **i
C St P M A O. - * f • • •
C li & Cl eaat. 22 4 • • J,
C B A O west ... 124 22 3 *
C R I A P caet ... It \
U R 1 & P west. . . It t
I C, R R . 3 1
C G W R R . 3 jj ^
Totsl receipts .3*9 *5 12* 3
DISPOSITION—HEAP.
Cattle. Hog« Sheep
Armour A Co . 1*34 1028
Cudahy Pack Co . 17.3ft 1jo» 3055
fold Packing Co ... 373 J105 ...
Mori Is Packing Co ... 917 6*3 JJ
Swift A Co . 139* 1096 3393
• Jlassburg M . 1 * - * • • • * * ,
Hoffman Bros . -1 .
Mayerowlrh * Vail ... 29 ••••
Midwest Packing Co 1* •••. ••••
Coun A Keefer . 7 .
Omaha Packing Co . 1* .
John Roth A Sons . 36 .
S umila Pack Co ... 15 . ■ ..
Murphy J W . 9** • • • •
Kenneth A Murray . 36 ....
Lincoln Packing Co . 2*-’ .
Sinc lair Packing Co .. 26
Wilson Packing Co .. 174 .
Anderson A Son .. I-". ..
Hent.cn V 8 A Hughes 1*4 .
liulli J H . . . . ... 56-. .... 4.12
Cheek W H ■ . 4 12 .
Dennis dr Francis. 321 .
EIHs A Co . I*3 .
Harvey John . . 191 .
Huntilnger & Oliver 3* .
Ir.ghram T J. 30 .
Kellogg F G . M* .
Kirkpatrick Bros ... 455 .
Krebbs A Co . 276 ..
Longman Bros . 75 .
I.uberger Henry 8 131 .... • •••
Mo-Kan C A C Co.. 18ft ...
Neb Cattle Co . 197 .
Root J B A Co ... 455 .
flose net ock Broa . 467 .
Sargent A Finnegan 474 .
Smiley Bros . 449 .
bun Sant W B A Co.. 235 .
Wertheimer A Degen.. 955 ....
Other buyers . 1991 .... 19*2*
Total . 15809 6454 37113
C hicago Livestock.
Chicago. Sept 23. Hogs—Receipt*. 16.
000 head, market for desirable grades
largely lft©l'»c higher, few sale* 1O02<'c
up. underweight mostly unchanged; low
n grad* a alow ; receipts verv light; top.
$10.50, good and choice loo to 240-lh.
weight. $10.00© 10.40. majority better 260,
to 350-lb. butchers. $9 86010.00: desirable
140 to 160 lb. weight. $9.5009 90; packing
mows mostly $m,60'<i* 96. good and < holce
atrongwelght killing pig*. $*.76© 9 28;
hrawweivht hog* $9 60©|0.20 medium
$9 SO© tor.M light. # 9*. 90© 10 50 ; light
light. $S 00© 10.26 ; packing h smooth.
I*.7609.0$: parking hors, rough, 8* 1<jC*
8.78; slaughter pigs I* 2509.25
Cattl*—Receipts. 7.000 head market for
most killing 'lasses unevenly higher; low
er grades fed weighty steers »|ow. very
uneven: other* and westorn gra*eera 10
©15c up; desirable fed yearlings and
lnp*lyweights 26c up In Instances, fat she
stock sharing advance; bulls strong to 10c
higher; venters 60c higher; best year
lings. $7 40 several loads $10.50011 00;
severs! hundred head western grass steer*
pa J i ■ ■ one utd • n
proxln.ately one-half receipts rompr'se
western grass offerings; bulk range run
steers In killer flesh: bulk veal calves to
packers. Ill 000 12.00. outsiders paying
upward to $12.60; etorkera and feeder*
s1 nr. e, firm
Hlieep— Receipts, 27.000 head; early
soles fat lambs about steady, sorting
moderate; bulk desirable native* 11 2 60©
13 *)0; culls mostly 89.60010 00; * hop e
range Iambs. $13 00; best held itt $19 60;
sheep and feeding lambs steady; hulk
fat ewes $.4i'»©», 60 e*r!v sales chnlre
feeding lambs. $13 0001.110.
Khiiim (Hr MveMork.
Kan**" i Hv, ftfc> Kept 2 .7 -•('*'• |e Re
ceipt*. 20,000 head: calvea, 6,000 head;
gr.no fed ateere and yearling* ateady to
I Or higher top yearling*. Ill 00; heat
hit nri v weigh t a 111 76. hulk fed ateere and
yearling". IM.OO© 10.00; graaaer* alnw ;
around ateady early hulk to killer*. $6 00
50; ahe stork. hull* and calvea ateady:
In between grade* cow* alow hulk g'am
• ow*. $.1 40©4.f<0, cannere and culler*.
$.' lull . lift, native ho log nan $'! Ml© 4 no
tnr» veal*. $10 00: medium* nml tieavle*.
S3 no©fl 7-- Mocker* and feeder* ateer#
alow. ateady hull' 14 76© 7 oo; stuck
cow a and heifer* dull, ateady at $L\7Mi
5 Ln choice h'-lfera late yeaterday, $*i 2u;
• 111 h relvM *•■••• i > a > li 110# 76.
Hog* Receipt*, 0 000 heed; ahlpner
market inoetlv 10c higher, apot up Ifn ■.
top $10 10; pa-kei# going alow. feu
ealea atendv to alrong; early top. $6 70;
hulk desirable. 1*00270 pound average*,
16 70© »0 lu . packing sow*. $6.1606.76; 1
"to. k pig- weak to 26c* lower; hulk of
*alea, $7 7ft©6.26
Hheep and f.amba — Receipt*. 16 non i
h»i'd mat* , t very elnw lamba moally |
I Off 20c higher; l»e*t ('oiorado*. $1100;!
Other* $12 7641 12 66; Mien fully ateady ,
lop ewe*. $0 00, other* $f» 76
Minus € 'lly l.lvratock
« . i,t <My. In Mept j.i «'att1a R*
i eIpt* 6.000 head marker fairly arf|v*:
kill-'* eteudv to !* 7.« higher, gin. Kara
-t.ady; fat ateere and yeariinga. Ill 00©
1110; tanner* »nd cutter* • 0002 00;
rraM row* and heifer* $1 00©& 60, veal*,
$4 00© 1 I 1)0 hull". $$0007 00: feeder*
I ftOrtf ? .6. ate k erg, $6 0ft © 7 00 atm U
curling* and calve* $i.0nfl7 00 faedlpfl
.owe and heifer* $2 66©6 76
11 Hga Re. elpla (toon h»ad market 6©
16c higher; top. $«.•». hulk of aalea, $* «6
• If. light* |1 '/.©•••■ butch*'*. $140
©•90 .tilled $ ■ 6 6 © • 40, heavv pack
era $N ?P.©4 II; at a g ■ $4|ft©«.60, native
nig* $4 6O0 7JJO. weal r r n pig*, $7iO©
4 00
Hheep and 1.0 mbs Re. elpl#. 600 l |*-1
mu i urt U • plghet, tup (lull'' • M'v
n w . a. $ »> 2 6, w
1
Large Increase
in Rail Shipping
Brings Strength
Favorites Quiet for Days Re
turn to Action in Stock
Market, Demand Gen
erally Excellent.
I«V KlrltAKI) SPII.I.ANK.
I nlvcrwil Service Financial Editor.
New York. Sept. 23—Car loadings* of
railroad* east and west, north and south,
continue to increase. Together with this
there is a steady gain in net income in
comparison with gross. Under the in
fluence of the excellent showing of the
transportation lines the stock market
opened today with a good show of
strength. American Can, United States
Steel. Haldwin and some other specula
tive favorites which had been quiet for
days, returned to action. There was an
unexpectedly good demand for stocks and
the marker took on a broader aspect
than it. had displayed for a week. The
baking, the biscuit, the leather. the
motor truck, the utility and various of
the specialty issues were in excellent de
mand.
nils and coppers were the principal
laggards. A few of the oils mail* small
gains but the majority were soft. Report*
from the industry continue disappoint
ing. Copper, too, suffers from over-pro
duction.
Transportations for tha day aggregated
*06,500 shares.
The rails mad* an average advance
of % point and the industrials an aver
age gain of 9-10 of a point.
Foreign exchange was slightly lower.
Money was unchanged.
Cotton was galvanized into unexpected
life and activity by the government re
port Thia made condition 65.4 and indi
cate*! crop J 2,656,000.
A* with cotton so it was with the
grains From the bearish influence which
has controlled the market recently there
was a sharp change of sentiment. Liver
pool at the time of our opening was
from *4 to 64 pence up.
There was some hesitation early In the
session but thin did not last long, the
market being heavily oversold News
as to corn was bearish. Nebraska re
ported favorable weather and from other
sections the news was that the corn
yield would be bigger than predicted.
A better foreign demand for wheat and
rye started price* up. This soon led to
covering by shorts under which the mar
ket developed more strength than It had
Shown In a week Under the Influence
of the movement in wheat, corn moved
tip also.
Wheat closed 3*4 to 3 64c higher: corn
from 1 He down for September, to lHc up
for May; oats hi to %c up, and rye
from 2% to 4He up.
Lard advanced 10 to 15 points.
| New York Quotations |
V-J
New York Stock exchange quotation*
furnished by J. S. B&che A Co., 224
Omaha National Bank building: Mon.
High. Bow. Close. Close.
Agrl Chemical. J 2 % 13
Ajax Rubber . .. 10% 9% 9% 9%
Allied Chemical . 63% 61 63 61
Am Beet Sugar. 41%
Am Brake Shoe. *5
American Can ...130% 127% 130 127%
Am Car A Fdry. .166% 165 165% lt>6%
Am Hide A Heath. 10%
Ain Hide A B pfd 67% (,'<% 65% 63%
Amer Int Corp... 27% 2G% 27 26 %
Am Blnaeed Oil... 21% 21% 21% 21
Am Bocomotive .. 80% 79% *0% MO
Atn Radiator .. .117% 116 117% 116%
Am Ship A Ccm.. 11% 11% 11% 11%
Am Smelting .. .75% 74% 7-4% 74%
Am Smelt pfd .103% 1 «»3
Am Steel Fdriea . 37% 86% 37% 27
American Sugar . 47% 47 47 % 46%
Amer Sumatra ... 8% 8 8 8%
Am Tel A Tel _127% 1 27 127 % 127%
Am Tobacco .165 7; 164 164 % 163%
Am Waterw A Kl.120 iim 11 k 120
Amer Woolen .... 58% 5* 68% 68%
Anaconda . ... 38 37 % 38 37 %
Aaaoo Dry Good*. 119% 119 119% 119
Associated Oil . 28%
Atchison .105% 101% 106% l‘»4%
A11 Coast Bln*.133% 133%
A11 Gulf A W I... 16% 16% 16% 18
Alia* Tack . n
Atlantic Refin ... 89% 88% 89% 69
Austin Nichols . . 25% 24% 15% 25%
Auto Knitter .... . ; %
Baldwin . 122% 122% 122% 122%
Hair A r»hio. .. 62% 61% 62% 6 2
Marnesdall 'A'.. 19% l*% j; 1 v %
R fh Steel. - 45% 45 45 % 46%
Roach Magneto... 26 26
Brook-Man. Rv... 24% 23% 24% 24%
Brook Man t»fd 48% 6 8
Bruok-Kdison Co.116% 1166*116% 116%
C*ltf Tack ... . . . 92 91
CaMf Petroleum... 22 21 % 22 21 %
c«r A- Arix Min.. .. 62%
' anad Pacific .148% 147% 14M»4 148
Central Leather. 14 12%
'’ant Beath pf«t . 49% 41 49% 4*%
Cerro da I’aw o. . 46% 46 % 46% 46%
• ’handler Motor*.. 36% 36% 36% 36%
Cherao A Ohio... 85% 85% M5% 85%
Chi Gr Western. . .. 5%
Chic A N W . . »-'% 6 2 62 % 6 2
C M A St P. 13% 13% 13% J3%
Chi Gr Wen pfd. 16% 14% 16% 16%
C M A Si P pfd . 21% 21 21% 21%
C R I & 1*. . J 4 % 33% 34% 3 1%
C St P M A O Ry 4 4
Chile Copper. Ski* 22% 33 33*
Chino.. 20
Cluatt-Peabody. . 87 56 %
Cluett-Peab pfd.107%
Coca-Cola. ... 7* 75% 75% 76%
Colo Fuel A Iron. 44% 4! 44% 4 3
Columbia Carb. 41 40% 40% 41
Columbia Gas. 43 42% 43 43
Congolaum 44 46% 47% 4* %
• onsolld Cigar*.. . .. .. 19%
Continental Can.. S’* % 67% 68 67%
Cont Motors. 7 6 % 7
Corn Prod . 34% 3 4 34 % 3 4
Coaden.. 26% 26% 26% 26%
Ct icible . 67% 66% 67% 67%
Cuba C Subar. . . 14% 14%
tula C. H pfd . 64% 64% 6 4 % 64%
Cuba-Am. Sugar.. 32% *1% 32% 32%
cuyamel Fruit. 5 3 62% 62% 62%
Daniel Boone .13 12% 13 13
Davidson Cham.. 49% 4«% 4» 49
Delaware A H_ 129 1 27 % 129 1-7%
Dome .Mining ... .. 15% 15%
Dupont 1 >e N .131 129% 130% 130%
Kastman Kodak. 11«% 109% H"% 1"«%
Kris .27% -7% 27% 27%
Klee tutor Mat... 57% t: 67% 17%
Famous Players . . 81% 60 *1% 80%
Fifth Ave B. B.. US
Fisk Ruober. 9% *»%
Flelschman’a Yeast 77 72 % 7.3 72 %
Freeport. Tex 9 " % 8% * %
Oen'l Asphalt. 42 41 43 % 41%
Gen' 1 Klectrb . 26 4 % 26 1 % 16.8% 161
Gen Motors (new) 60% t>t»% 60
(Jen 1 Motors . . . 15% 15 16 15
Goodrich . 28 27% 28 27 %
Gold t)uat.. . . .... 39
(Jt. Northern Ore. ?9% 29 29 29
Gt. Nor. Rv pfd M% »4% 64% 64
Gulf States steel 74% 7 3% 74% 73%
Hartmann Trunk. 32% 32%
Hayes Wheel . 36% 35% 36 36%
Hudson Motors. . 28% 18% 28% -8%
Homeatak* M. Co. .46
Houston Oil.. 74 7: % 7.1% 72%
Hupp Motors. rf 1*
Illinois Central. 109% 109%
III Cen pfd. . 110% no
Inspiration. .. . . . 26 %
In Knr Cm 27 26% 26% 26%
Int. Harvester. • 4%
Int. MVr<\ Marine. a % 9% »% a%
Int. Merc. Mar p.. 40% 17% 4<'% 39%
Hit. Tel A Tel.. 84%
Int. NUftcel . 18% 18 1*% 17%
Int Paper .. 4 8 47 %
Invincible Ol .13% 1% U% 12%
Jones Tea .. 17 16%
Jordan Motor. ., , ... 31 31
K C Southern .. . . 21% 31
Kell} Springfield . 1« 17% 18 17%
Kenner «itt 4»% 47% 4 8 4 %
Kevstnne Tlra .... 2% 2 i
Bee Rubber .. l'»% 10%
Lehigh Valley . 68% 5t% f»8% 64%
I. ltna Locomotive ... .61 *0%
Loose.Wiles .... 73 70% 72 70 %
Louis. A Nash.. »7% 97**
Ms- k Truck !«"% 96% inn% 97%
May Dept Store M7 95% 97 9 %
Ms x well Motor A 61% 60 % H • ••
Maxwell Motor BIT % 17% 17% 17%
Mariand . «V>% 34% 35 "4%
Me* Seaboard ... 24% 2 % 23% »%
Miami Copper. 23%
Middle Slates OIL 1% 1% 1% 1%
Midvale Steel ....... 76 %
Mo* Kan A Tex. 1 % 1>% 15% 1 ■'* %
Mo Pacific 2o 19% 19% 19%
Mo Pacific pfd 66% 66 % 56% f>6 %
Montgomery-ward 3 % 3 % 3 6% 3 %
Mother Lode ■% * * ’• *
Nash Motors .1 to % 1 36 1 40 13H
Nat Biscuit .... 76% 7 2% "«% 72
Nat Knainel ......
Nut l#eHil 168% 166 1 .»♦• % 16 6
N Y. Air Brake 42 42
N Y Central .. H»9% H»7% 108% 1«», %
N Y C, A ill L 117 114 117 U4
N Y N II A II 4% 2 % ‘-’4% .4
North American .34 3 % 31%
Northern Pgclflu ».5% "4% 65% G4 *
v * w n>.u««. if • ifi't !•''>
Orph.um . 3f«, .:>. -f*.
Owens BotfU 4.'% t %
Pacific 4 >11 . 49 48 48 % 41%
lb*. Ward Motor 1 i % 11 1 1 « %
Pun American 61% 61% 5«% •%
Pan Amarlcan P 6*% 6'-% *•
Penn HR. 44% 44 % 4 1% 4 4 .,
Peoples Gas 104% 1 *» 1 103 104%
Pare Marquette ,A'1«
Phil Co . .... 60% 60 % f.o% 49%
Phillips Petrol ... 32% "% 32% %
then « Arrow 1" % 1"% •" % 1" *
Postutn f 01 sal t. f» 64% 6 4% *(%
Ptesaed Htsi-I Car
Prod A lteflnars 7* % "7% '. *
Pullman , . .110% 1»« 1**%
Punta All Sugar . i% 52% 1% '%
Pure Oil . .. 1.1% 11 3.1% 71
ft y Pteel dpi Inf 12« % lf» 1 « 1 %
II. » cnn.nl 1JH IS'. I’S !{',»
IcdlH. « I \ J . *1
n.pln.l. 1?S II H is
H.|. linn . Htnnl .■ '* *.''4 .. .. '.
Iinv.l liiiirh N T. . :411.4 .1.4 ."'4
HI I, * H P ..»••* 3»S »«S
HI I. * H W *1 '* «' S
H. hull. <’l».r *1 HI. 1 "I S .«» In.’S
H..I. lt.it»hinU I0»\ I •>. 1 S 1>II*»
Nli.ll Union oil l*S l.S l*S •*%
Hlmtunn. i'ii ..... I*H S* i, I**. ***4
Hini'i.ii' on 1*9 i*9 l*S i*S
Hlu.. Hll.lfl.lil ... i*l4 O'.
HU.IIu llll , I » H I* 1* S
Huuih.m I’s.lfli »«'4 *«S MS MS
Southern Railway. 68% 67 68% 68%
Standard Oil Cal. 57% 57 67% 66%
standard 011 V J. 4% "4% 35% 35
Stewart Warner 56 56% 56 66%
Strornbera Carb. 67
Sub Boot *• 4% 8% »%
gtudeb" v*r 41 40%
, CO.40% 40 40% It*
Tex t lu 11 ~u. . *J% 80 79
Texas A Pariflc . 37% 36% 36% 3i
Timken Roll. R 34% 34%
Tob. Products. 68% 67% 6.% 68
Tob. Trod A. 92% 92%
Trans. Oil. 4% 4% 4% 4%
Union Pacific.140% 139-% 140 139%
United Fruit. 208 207
U S. Cast I P .110% 107% 109% 107%
U S. lnd Alcohol. 73% 7 2 73% 7 2
U. S. Rubber.. 35% 34% 35% 34%
\ . 8. Rubber, pfd. 88% 8S 88% 88%
U. S. Steel.109% 107% 10» 108%
IT. S. Steel, pfd . . .122% 122% 122% 122%
Utah CSopper. 77% 77%
Vanadium . 26% 26 26 2$
Vivaudou . 7% 6% 7.% •
Wabash . 16% 15% 15% 16%
Wabash A. 44% 44% 44% 44%
Western Union .... 114 % 114 114% 114
Weatlnghous A. H. *4%
Westinghouse K... 63% 62% 63% 63
White Kagle Oil.. 24 23% 24 23%
White Motors. 64% 64 64% 63%
Woolworth Co... 111% U'>% 111% 110%
Willys-Overland .. 8% 8% *% 8%
Wlllys.O. pfd. 88 % 68%
Wilson . 8% 6%
Wilson, pfd.18 lh 16 18%
Worthington Pump 44% 38% 44% 38%
Wrigley Co. 41%
Yellow C. Mfg. Co. 52% 52% 52% 53
Yellow C T Co . 47 46% 47 45
Kx-dividends Tuesday, September 23:
Southern Railway, corn. .. .IJ-25
Southern Railway, pfd. . 1-25
Total storks, 815.400 shares.
New York Bonds
---/
N«w York. Srpt 23.—Th» bond markrt
continued its march to higher ground
today daapite a burst of profit-taking In
United States government obligations.
Railroad issues led the advance, with
activity about evenlv divided between
high grade and speculative descriptions i
Although individual movements of *ny
importance were lacking, steady invest
ment buying lifted the general average]
of the high priced railroad liens.
Demand was 'entered principally In the
4 p'*r rent bonds embracing those of the
Atchison. New York Central, Pennsyl
vania. Atlantic Coast Line, Delaware A
Hudson, Louisville A Nashville, Kentucky
Central and Central Pacific railroad*.
Trading in the speculative group wan
more spirited, with Missouri Pacific,
International. Great Northern, Frisco,]
Denver & Rio Grande and Katy mort
gages conspicuously active. Norfolk A
Western convertible fia underwent one of
their periodical decline*.
Conclusion of hearings in the Brooklyn
Union Gas company’s rate litlgition, with
surcern predicted for the rompany, was
the signal for another buying movement
in the 7 per cent bonds. Roth issue*
crossed 151 to new high price* for the
yea r.
Reports that the Paris-Lyons-Mediter
ranean railroad was seeking $20,00U,0OO
additional capital here led to some sell
ing of its 6 per cent bond*. 8evcral im
portant hanking group* were organized
to bid for New York state's 112.600.000
bond issue tomorrow. Bankers announced
that 93,531.000 Arkansas A Memphis rail
way bridge and terminal os had been
placed privately.
C. ft. Honda.
(C. ft. government bonds in dollars and
t hiry-seconds of dollars i
Rales (in 11,000 > High Low. Close
239 Liberty 3%a.100.30 100.27 100.27
109 Liberty 1st 4%a..lv2.17 102 12 102.13
778 Liberty 2d 4%* .101.19 101.11 101 14
363 Liberty 3d 4Ua-.102.fi 102.6 102 6
1009 Liberty 4th 4US.. 102.22 102 14 102.16
241 U 8 Gov 4%s....106:6 105.23 105.25
Foreign.
20 A Jurgen M W 6*.. *2 81% *2 ,
39 Argentine Gov 7s... 102% 102% 102%
51 Argentine Gov 6*.. 93% 93% 93%
5 Aus Gov gtd loan 7s 95 95 95
11 c Of Bordeaux 6s... 88% 88%
12 C of Copen 5%* . 95% 9 6 95 %
4 C of Gr Prague 7%s 91% 91 91%
3 City of Lyon* 6s... 88% 8»% 88%
21 C of Marseilles 6* H8% 8 8 % 8 6 %
7 C of Rio deJ 8s '47 94 % 94% 94%
6 Cserho-S Rep 8s... 100% 99% 100%
40 Dept of Seine 7s... 96 94% 94%
20 1) of Can 6%S '29.. 103% 101% 103%
34 d of Can ts **J . . . 102% 102% ltltt
2 2 Dutch i: I ts ’62 . . 95% 95% 9 6’*
70 Dutch K I 5 %s '53. 90 89 % 90
7 FramerJran 7%s... 95% 95% 96%
24 French Rep **.1<7 106% 106%
49 French Rep 7%* 103% 10: 103%
66 Japanese 6%* .... 92% 92% 92%
11 Japanese 4* . 8 2 8 1 % 8 2
8 King Belgium 8* ..108 107% 108
2K King Belgium 7%* 1 10 209 % 109%
25 King Denmark 61.101 100% 101
15 King Neth 6* 72.. 96 % 96% 96%
11 Ning Norway G 43 98 % 98% 9* %
49 Kins Herbs C 8 6*. 84% 89 69 %
15 Kinr Swoiifn 6s ...106 106 106
1 Oriental D deb 6* 88% *S% 86%
426 Paris-Lyons M 6* . 81% 8 0% 81%
37 Rep Bolivia . ... 93% 93% 9 7%
7 R*p Chile 8s 41...105 105 105
9 Rep Chile 7s . ...98 97% 97%
5 Rep Colombia «%* 49% 99% 99%
12 Rep Cuba 5%s ... 96% 96% 96%
2 Rep El Malv sfls ,.1f‘3 jo* 103
6 Ft Queensland .102% 103 1*3%
*” Rt R G do Sul 8* 96 % 95% 95%
10 ftr Ran Paulo sffta.101% 101 101%
50 Swiss Govt 5 % * 46. 98% 98% 98%
9 UKGB.I 5 % s 29 lio 109 % 109%
145 UKGRAI 37. .105% loS 105
22 V 8 Brazil *a .97 96% 97
14 I'S Bra* C K El 7a. 51 12% >3
Domestic.
88 Am Agr! Cli 7%a *T 96% 96%
11 Am chain *f 6* .97 97 97
1 Am Smelting 6* .104% 104% Dt4%
11 Am Smelting 6a... 94% 94% 94%
67 Am Sugar 6* .100% 100 100
7 7 Am TXT 5%* .. 10 7 102% 102%
16 Am TXT col 5* ...101% 101% 101%
3: Ain TAT col <•* 98 % 9» 98 %
2 Ain W W X L 6s . 92% 9- 9 2
54 Ana Cop 7 a ' '6 . . 1 • • u 99% 99%
11 Ana Cop 6* '531. 98 97% 97%
14 Armour Co Del 5%s 92 91% 92
37 Associated Oil «• 181% 1«1 101
31 ATASK gen 4s. 9«% to 9'i %
10 A TASK adj 4s. . ... »3% 83% 8.1%
4 At 1 C 1*1 re 1st 4s 91 91 91
1 All Kef deb 6* 98% •* % 96 %
15 B A O 4* ... .107 10. % 102%
127 B A O rv 4%* *9% *9% 84%
9 H A O gold 4a 87% 87% 87H
17 Bell Tell Pa 1st 5a. 100% 100% 100%
20 Beth ft* 6* . ... 95% 96 96 %
7 Beth S»ee| S%* 8 8 87 % «8
3 Brier Hill Sf 6%* 96% 96% 96 %
2 Rkvn Ed gen 5*. 10n% 100% inij%
83 Bkyn-Man Tr sf 6s 6*i% *0 80%
10 Calif l’et 6 % a 100% ion 100%
7 Can No deb 6%* U«% 116% 115%
97 Can Par deb 4*.... 79% 79% 79%
10 C C A O 6s 10,5% lnr % 105*.
* Can of Georgia 5%* 99% 94% 94’,
47 Cen’l Leather 5" 100% 100 10n%
45 Can Phi Iflc gtd 4a.. 8»% *8% 88%
26 Che* a Ohio rv 5a. 9 9 8, 9*% 4'%
.1.1 Che# A Ohio rv 4%s 96 % 96% 96%
74 <41 A Alton 3 % * 44% 4 4 4 4
29 i B A Q rfg 5a A101 1»1% 1«1%
7 1 Chi A Kaat 111 6a.. 73% 7.3
6 4 t'hirato O w 4* 66% 66% * %
49 C M X St P rv 4%a 57% C-« % ^7
17 ( M X St P rg 4%a 1% "% '• %
49 C M X- St P 4a '25 . 74 73% 73%
6 Chi X N W rfg 6a. 9'% 98% **%
7 Chicago By* 5a 7*>% 76% 76%
77 * R I A P gen 4a. . 13 % Il'\ 8.1%
265 f R 1 A I’ rfg 4a. . 82 % *2 *2
. Chi T 11 A S K 5s 7 7 % 7 7 77 %
55 4 hi A West Ind 4- 7s % 76% 76%
5 Chile Copper 6* 10*% inr. % 106%
1 CCCAStl. rfg 6s A 1 OS in.1 103
63 Clave U Ter 5* 99% 99% 99%
14 Col G A K 5s atpd.100% l«to% 100%
19 Com l’uw 6s. . 97% 97 97
5 Con Coal of Md 5*. 86t, 88 8 8 %
£* Con Power « 9"% 89% 4 >,
7 Cutta C s dh 6 set (Ml 49% 49% 94%
1 Cuban Am Rug 4a 1«»a 1 «*t 1"8
18 Del# A Hud rfg 4a *4% *9 89 %
108 Denver A R G rfg 5s 45% 44% 4 %
2 5 Denver A It G cn 4a 79% 79% 79%
4 Del Edison rfg 6a.. 106% 106% 105%
■ l»et Cn Ilya 4 % a 9.% 92% 4 %
5 Dupont 7%a .108 109 108
1 *• Duquesne Light 6a.tft&% 105% 105%
11 !•) Cuba Hug 7 % a 106% lot. % 10$%
: Empire GAK %*. 9'.% 9 % 95%
158 Erie pr lien 4* .. 7. % 72 72
102 Erie g»m lien 4s... r.4% 64% M%
It Eiak Rubber 8s_104% 104% 1«‘4%
I Gen Kl deb 5a... 104% 104% 104%
16 Unodrii h • %* ... 94 94 |«
1$ Goodyear 8a *31.. 1o*. % 106% 106%
1 4 tln.>d% car 8a Ml ... 114% 117% 118 %
j-5 Grand Trunk 7*. .116% 11« 116%
12 Grand Trunk 6* ..107% D>7% lo?%
*i Gt Northern 7a . .109% 109% 109%
3 Gt Northern 6%a 101 100% io\
1 Harahey Choc la,.lo3% 103% ]«»J%
1ft || X- tfg r.* . .. 86% 8 6% 8 6%
7 11 <v M ad 1 Inc 6* 67% 67% *• • %
M Humble Oil 6%a ln<> 94% 94%
16 II He | Tr| rfg 6*.. »:% *»;% 9 7 »*
14 111 Central 5%* . 102% 102% 1*2%
18 HI Cant c Cl L 6a M.% 9*>% 9e%
4 111 St deb 4%a. ... **4% 94% «4%
5 Ind Steel 6* . . 101 % 1"1 % 1"1\
4 Int It T 7a . . 89 81% 88%
40 Int R T rfg 5a ... 6 - *«% 64 %
194 1 A G N ndj 5* **4 6 3 4-1 *
Id I Ml N let tia 10m 99% I'.s
5;t Int M M «f kl 6ft% «* *8%
6 Int Paper « vt usA 86 86 86
3 Kan Clt> P* I -a 9 % 93% • 1 %
13 K C Southern fi* , V.t % 88% '9%
73 K C Terminal 4* 4.. 84% 68
1 t Kan G «a A F «4 . "8% 94 % as %
20 Felly Spring T 8* 99 98% 98%
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9 Lecled* Qai 5%a.. 94 4 94% 94%
2 Liggett A M 6*. . 98% 98% 98%
14 Louis & N 6s B 03 U*n% 1*3 l'?%
14 LA N unified 4* .. 94% 93% #»%
16 Louisville U A E5s. 91% 91% 91%
7 Magma Cop 7s ...118 11s 11*
* Manatl Htigar 7%sl00 100 1#0
1 Man hat K> con 4s. 6 2% * % t»2%
13 Market Si Ry 7s. 98% 9* 98%
2 Marland 7%a w w.103% 1*1% 1»3%
12 Midvale Steel Cv 6s *6% 88% 83%
4 MHP.SSM 6 % a 8% 8.3% 86%
11 MKT pr lien 6sC...10l% 101 101
194 MKT n pr llen.*>sA . 86% 86% 86
109 MKT new ndj f sA. 64% 64% 64%
79 Mo Pacific 1st 6s. 98% 98 98%
473 Mo Pacific gen 4s.. 62% 62% 6.%
14 Mont Power 6a A.. 98% 98'* 98%
a N K Tel A T 1st 6s. 100% 100% 100%
4 X O T A M inc 6s. 92 92% 92%
75 X Y Cetrs! deb 6s.107% 107% 107%
84 N Y C rfgAimp 5s. 99% 99% 99%
1 X Y C A S I. 6s A . . 1 03 % 103 % 103 %
7 N Y Edls rfg«%«.112% 112% 112%
33 N Y N H A H 6s. 48 76% 76 76%
11 N. Y. Tel 6s, ’41. .107 106% 107
9 N. Y. Tel. gen. 4%s. 96% 96% 96%
31 N. Y. W. A B. 4 % a 63 52% 63
65 Norfolk A West. 6s. 126 125 125
i'0 No. Am. Edison 6s. 87 96% 97
9 No. O. T. A L. 6s A 9<» 88% 90
13 No. Pacific 6s B. .107 108% 107
X No. Pac new 5s 1*. 95% »&V*
4 No. Pacific 4s . 86% 86% 86
12 No. 8. P 1st 6s A. 94 93% 94
3 North Bell Tel. 7s. 109 108% 108%
4 Ore. A Col. 1st 5s . 101% 101% 101%
JO Ore .Short L. 4s.... 9* 98 98
100 O.-W. R. R A N 4s 83% 82% 83%
16 Pac. Gas A Elec 6s 93% 93% 93%
3 Pac. T. A T. 5s. '42 92% 92% 92%
9 FVnna. R. R. 6%s.1l0% 1 10 110
3 1’ennc. It K g 5s 103% 103% 103%
124 Penn. R. R. g 4%s 94% 93% 93%
32 Cere Mnrq. rfg. 6s. 97% 97% 97%
16 Phils. Co. rfg 6a.. 102% 102 102
5 Phila Co 5%s. 95 94 % 9a
16 P A R < \ A I 5s. 100% 99% 100%
27 Pierce-Arrow 8s ... 87% 86% 87%
27 Prod A Ref. 8s... 110 110 110
I Public Service 5s . 104% 104% 104%
10 punta Aleg Sug 7s.109% 109 109%
45 Read gen 4%h .. . 94 93% 93%
18 Reading gen 4s... 95% 96% 95%
1 Rem Arms s f 6s 94 94 94
7 Rep Tr A St 5%s 91% 91 91%
2 Rio Gran W co tr 4s 70% 70%70%
5 It f A A I. 4 %s «1% 89% 80%
58 St If I M A S rf 4s 92% 32% 92%
155 St LIMAS 4s RAG d 8 4 8.7 % 84
loo HtLAHF pr li 4s A 70% 70% 7'*%
41 fit L & S P ad1 6s .. 80% SO 80%
171 St I. A S V inc 6s 73% 73% 73%
23 St 1* South ron 4s 87 86% 87
3 St P A KCSL 4%s 79 79 79
28 St P U Depot 6s. .100% 100% 100%
.75 Seaboard A If co 6s 82 81 % 82
43 Seabd A If ad 6s. .. 62% 62% 62%
47 Seab d Air L rfg 4s 65% 65% 66%
22 Sine Con O col 7s 90% 90% 90%
5 Sinclair Con O fi 4 s 85% 85 85 V*
33 Sine Crude O 5%s.lon% 100% 100%
4 Sin* Pipe L 6s 8 % 8.3% 83%
49 South Pac cv 4*6. . 9* 9* 98
27 South Par rfg 4s 9" 89% 89%
6 South Rail ge 6 % s 1 <*• % 106 % 1 06 %
7 South Rail gen ♦* 102% 102% 102%
9 So Rail ron 5-.. .101% 101% 101%
7" South Rail ger. 4s 7 5 74 % 7 6
12 So Bell T rfg 5a.. 97 96% 96%
5 Tenn Elec rfg 6s 99 98 98
16 Third A\> adp 5s 61% 50% 50%
2 Third Ave rfg 4s 67 57 57
2 Toledo Edison 7s 108% 108% 108%
1 Un El Lt A P rf 6s 98% 98% 9» %
30 Un Pac rfg 5s.. 105% 105V* 105%
2 I'n Pac 1st 4s.... 92% 92% 92%
6 Un Pac cv 4- _ 99% 99% 99%
10 U S Rubber 7%«...104 103% 103%
12 U S Rubber 6s _ 84% 83% 84%
45 r S Steel s f os. 104% 104% 104%
2 4 Utah Pow A Lgt 5s 91 % "1% 91%
1 Va-Ca Ch 7 % s w w .71% .71% 21%
15 Ca-Car Chem 7s.. 61% 61% 61%
129 Virginian Ry 6s. . 9* 95% 96
3 Wabash ls» 6s. 100% 100% 160%
6 Warner Sug Ro 7s. 101% 101 J01
77 \Ve>- Elec 5s .. 98% 98% 98%
17 West Mary 1st 4s. 64% 64% 64%
7 West Pi*r 5s .. 90% 90% 90%
1 West Union 64* . .1 11 111 111 I
f. West Elec ’.** . 109 108% 108%
2 West Khnre 4* .82% 82% 82%
33 Wickwire-Hpe St 7s 72% 71% 73%
6 Willvs-Ove 1st 6%s 98 % 97% 98%
13V Us A Co « f 7 % s • ' 67 63
11 Wilson A Co 1st 6s 88% 87% 87% |
4 Wilson A Co •■v 6s 49 4 * % 49 j
28 Young vh A T fis 95% 95% 95% I
Total bonds. $14.047. 0j0.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
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New York. Sept. 23.—Following 1» the
ffictal list of
York Curb exchange, giving all stocks
and bonds trad’d in
Domestic.
iligh. Low. Closs.
I Allied Packers fa.. 71 71 71
1 Allied Packer *»... *4 4 *4 4 MS
3 Aluminum 7s *25..1" >4 1034 103 %
1 Aluminum 7i» ’2 ,..107 4 107 4 107S
31 Am G Ar El 6s ._ . 96 4 *54 §54
2 Am Pow A Lt 6*. 94 4 §4 4 94 4
3 Am H Mills ... 10f*S 1*04 1004
4 Anaconda Cop 6s.1034 1034 H'3 4
2" Anglo Ain Oil 74*102 4 1"2 102
* Amo S Hdwe 64s *6 *54 *54
3 6 All G A. W I If 57 4 6' «»
1 Reave- Board ** 7*4 7x9* 74 *
12 Beth Steel 7s 19 :5. V1 4 10.. * 1034
3* Csn Nat By eq 7s. Ill 110 4 HI
3 Child Co Os . 103 4 I0.14 1034
1 Citt## Herv 7s R 130 30? 130
5 Cities Serv 7s C \ 9* 9* 91
7 CRiea Serv 7s TV 9*4 96 9*4
1 Con Gas Halt *4s.l-*S 1"*4 1"*4
*> Con Textile ka . 79 7*4 "*4
2 Cuban Tel 74* .1"6S 1064 los*
4 Detroit Cy Gut 6s. 102 4 102 102
39 Detroit Edison 6s .1*1x4 3 0* 1*14
1* PuMap T & K 7s 95 944 *5
x Fed hug f.a 193 1044 1"44 1 «4
6 Flan. Rody 6s. 1927.102 4 10* 102 4
6 Fish Bo J v 6*. 1921.102 4 3**2 4 102 4
1 Pair. Robert 7s.... 994 9§4 99 %
1 Galena Sig Oil Ts 106 4 105 4 1054
1 General Asphalt r» !•>.*. 4 1054 10S4
6 General * el 6* ...10" 4 1"'*4 100 4
1 Grand Trunk »S> P>7\ 107 4 lo7\
1 Hood Rubber 7s !'*2 102 102
11 Int. Match 6 4* . . .100 4 100 100 4
1 K C. Term 64* . Pi 2 4 102 4 102 4
3L Kenn Cupper ;» . 1 * *. 4 l x 4 1**6 4
6 Lehtgh Pu S**e 6s . P»" 4 1'*0 4 10**4
2 L«h Val Harb 5s.. PM-4 100 4 100 4
.! Leh Val R H ts 1*'"4 i'*04 1004
1 Manitoba 7s .. ...1004 1004 100 4
6 Mo Pacific 5s »§4 994 9»S
7 Nat Leather is _1«G 1«1 101
4 N O Pub Her 5s . . . *64 **4 *64
9 S States Pow - 4s 97 4 97 4 97 4
2 N S Pow evt 64*1014 3ft14 1°1S
19 * >hlo Pow f.s iV *9 ** 4 *9
16 Phil El 5 4s. 1 947.1 03 4 1034 I014
7 P Sev C of N J 7a. 109 1"* 10*
6 p 8 Cor N .1 6* w i 05 4 05 95
7 Pure Oil 64. . 064 954 954
6 Shawsheen 7a ..104 4 104** 1»4 4
100 Stan G A El 6',s 1034 1024
1 St Oil N Y Ts 19., 10! 4 1014 191'*
1 st on v v 7s 192* 1:4 i:*4 154
3 St Oil N Y * 4s . 1 <»7 4 10*4 1074
4Sx rt A Co f - »«4 944 §44
1 Tidal Osage 7, . .104 104 104
12 Vacuum Oil 7a ...1064 1064 IO64
6 V»l\ oil ne 7s _1024 1024 1024
lo Virginia Rv * ;«>.iS 103 4 1">4 1
lor rig a li..nds
4 C.t Con Kl Ts 9 91 S 914
* King Neth 6a. *72.. 96 4 0*4 9*\ 1
2 Russian *4" 154 154 1&4
* Rus 6 4 s ». Ifs N * . . 1 4 4 1«4 144
14 Sol va v A Co 6a 1014 101 4 1014
1 gwtsa 5 4» ..101 4 1014 1014 ,
.. _ _ I
< hlmio Stork a.
Chi- ago atorka. bid and aak. fumjehad *
by J. S Mach* A i’o, 2? 4 Omaha .\a*
Mortal bank building l'h*»n*a Jackaon
I1I7-S8-89.
P d Aak ;
41 ba r * PI. k . 1 9 % 14%
Rtillck Alemite . Slk 32 I
Carbide ....... mi'., t. \
Ediaon Com . 112** 131 j
Cont Motor a. *%
Cudahy . M‘i
Panlal Ilonna .. . 1% 1 1 % -
Pan 1*1 Boon* . 1 «M% 11%
Diamond Match . ... 116 % IH>
Deere nfd . 73 74
Kddy Piper i •
Libby . 6 6%
Natl either • .
Quaker • »k! s .. .. 286 Ill
Kao M Meti
Swift A Co
Swift Int I . 30%
Thomson 4f % 4 7
Wahl .23% 7 4
Wrlgley 41 % 41 ’»
TeVlon Mrs «’»* ....
Yellow Cab . 47 47 %
St. Jnaeph I.Dratoch.
St .Toaeph Mo Npt 21 — Hog a Re
reipta. 2.100 head, market low Ho higher,
top lift 10 hulk of aalaa, I* SOW 1*1 00
Cattle Ret ipta 4.606 head. m
atriidy to * .ilk ate*’* $ * ; 0 !i
10 2 ' top. 810.66, ro« « and haifera. 13.26
Wt 16: calve* $400411100. alockera and
feed at a. $ 4 00 ft 7 T f«
Sharp and 1 anth- Rerelpta. 3 000
h»ad; market alow . ]amha. $1176411-’ 7.
rxxaa $■ Q»W< -6
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Omaha Produce
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Omaha. Sept. II
butter.
Creamery—I-ocal Jobbing prifM to
taller*. Extras. 59c. extras In 60-lb tuos.
38c; standard*. 36c. firsts 3<c
Dairy—Buyer* are paying lie fof
table butter In rolls or tuba; Mf
packing stock. For beat sweet, unaaluo
butter, 29r.
EGG & . ..
For eggs delivered Omaha, on lost-oil
basis, $8.4008.75 per cast. tor No. l
fresh eggs, graded basis. 32 033c par doz
en; seconds, 24 0 26c, cracks. HOik*.
Price* above are for eggs received In
new or No. 1 whttewood cates; a Jeduc
tion of 25c will be made for second-hand
cases. No. 1 eggs must be good average
size. 44 lbs. net. No. 2 eggs, seconds,
consist of small, ellghtly dirty, stained or
washed eggs. Irregular ahaped, ahrunkon
or weakened eggs.
In some quarters a fair premium Is
being paid for selected eggs, which must
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. Producers must necessari
ly deliver their own eggs to oeneflt by
this latter classification.
Jobbing prices to retailers: U. 8. spe
cials. 38040c; U. 8. extras, commonly
known as selects, 36c; No. 1 small, 30c;
checks, 24c.
BUTTKRFAT.
For No. 1 cream trmaha *»uyers are
paying 27c per lb. at country stations; S3c
delivered at Omaha
FRESH MILK.
Price quotable. $2.10 per cwt. for fresh
milk testing 3,5 butterfat, delivered tn
dairy platform. Omaha.
POULTRY.
Prices quotable for So. t stock, alive:
Broilers end spring*. 17018c; hens 4
lba.. 20021c; hens under 4 lbs., 15016c;
Leghorn hens. 13c; rooster*. 10012c;
ducks, f. f f.. young 16c: old ducks, f. !.
f., 12013c: geese, f f f. 12013c: tur
keys. fat. 9 lbs. up. 20c; pigeons. *1.00 per
dozen.
Under grade poultry paid for at market
value. Sick or crippled poultry not want
ed and will rot be paid for.
Jobbing prices of dressed poultry (to
retailer*): Springs. soft. 21032c: broilers.
-35038c: hens. 22027c; roosters 17018c:
ducks. 25c; geese. 150 20c.
FRESH FISH.
Jobbing prices quotable as follows
Fancy white fish. 26c; lake trout. 30c;
halibut. 28c; bullheads, 20022c; catfish.
28032c; catfish, southern, 25c; filet of
haddock, 25c; black cod sable fish. 18c;
red snapper, 27c; flounders. 20c; crappie?
25c; black baas. 32c. Spanish mackerel
1*4 to 2 lbs. yellow pike. 24c; striped
bass. 22c; white perch, 14c; pickerel, 15r:
chlnook salmon.« 30c; silver salmon, 23c.
frozen fish. 204c less than prices above
Oysters, $1.60© 4 20 per gallon.
CHE BSE.
AmerJrar cheese. Taney grade. Jobbing
price quotable r.« follows: Single dais:***
25c; double daisies. 24*4c: squar* prints,
,27c; young Americas. 27c; longhorns.
26c; brick, 27c; limburger, 1-Ib style,!
$3.25 per dozen; Swiss domestic, iso,
imported Roquefort, 62c. New York white,
22c.
BELT CUTS.
Wholesale pri» es quotable: No. 1 i.'bs,
25c; No. 2. 21c; No. 3. 14c. No 1 rounds
1 9 V6 c; No. 2. 14c; No. J 5»c; No 1
loins. 35c; No. 2. 27c; No. 3, 17c; No 1
chucks. 14c; No. 2. 11c; No. 8. ?',c; : o 1
plates, me; No 2 Me; No. 3. 6c.
FRUITS.
Quotable Jobbing prjee* for No 1 stock
Apples—Jonathans, per bushel basket,’
13.00; California Gra veoateina, box, $2.25
03.60. Bellflower box. $2.60: Wealthy. ,
bbl . 14.5'V
Pears—California Howells, per box.
$4 50; De Anjou* all size*, $4 50; Colo
rado Keifers basket. $2.25.
Peaches—Utah Elbertae. extra fancy,
bushel basket. $2.50; Colorado,
box** $1,35
Grapes—Concords, standard basket. 40c
Tokays, crate. $2.50; Malagas, crate. $• :
Lemons—California, extra fancy. per
box. $7.00; fancy, per box. $6 00; choice,
per box, $5.50; limes. 100 count, carter
f 2 r 0.
Oranges—Valencias, extra fancy. p-r
' boT. $5.50 0 7 50.
Prunes—Italian 15-lb. rase. 51 16
Grapefruit—Isie of Pine*, crate. I- 75C
7.00.
Bananas—Per lb . 8c.
Cranberries—Barrel. 300 lbs. $12 00
box, 50 |bs., $6.00.
VEGETABLES.
Quotable jobbing prices for No 1 stock
‘ants loupe—Rockv Ford, crate stand
ard*. $3 00; flats. $1.25: pink meat. $1.50
Cauliflower—per crate. $3.00.
Cucumber—Home grown, extra fancy,
rer market basket. J2.00
Honey Dew Melons—6 to 12 in crate
92 56; Casaba*. crate. *2.60.
Celery—Oregon, doz. -talks. 90c$S!?5
Michigan, dor. 75c; California, rough,!
crate. $6 00
Peopers—Green, mart** basket. 70c
Onions—Spanish, crate. 50 jbr. $2 $0
California, white. In sacka. 4c per lb.; ■
red globes, per lb., home grown, doaen
bunches. 45c* |n sacka. 2>*c lb.
Parsley—Ter dozen bunches. 50076c. i
Radishes—Per dozen burch»e 45c.
"etermelons—Crated. 4 melon*. 2c per
lb. (
Potato**—Home grown, in sacka, s
i O- _
jl Toma toe#—Climax, basket, about 31 lba., J
Lettuce-—Head. per crate. $4 00; per a
doxen. $!.«&: hothouse leaf, one r»er doz*n
^L«bbtfe-*24c ptf !o ; crates. 2c per
Roots—Beets. C^c; carrots and tur- -
nips 15c per market basket
$^weet Potatoes—New. 60Gb. hamper L
Rutabagas—In sacks. 2 tic per lb. i
^ FLOUR
Price* quotable, round lots (less than
carload lota, f o h.. Omaha* follow
First Patent, in 98-lb bag- IT 600 T 10
per bbl fancy clear m 4*-lb bag* $ » ,
P*r bbl.; whit* or yellow rornmeaL
$2.66 per 109 lbs
_ FEED.
Market quotable per ton, carload lota,
r o b . Omaha.
Linseed Meal—34 per cent protein, fu
ture delivery. $48.60.
Mill Feed*—Bran, standard prompt
$22 60; brown shorts. $27.*90*8 $0; gray
shorts $;s00, flour middling- f30 60":
•eddeg $3«0O; mixed 'ar« flour and
feed. 76c 01.09 mure per te n.
Digester Feeding Tankage—€0 per cent
protein $60 00.
Hominy Feed — White nr yellow. $37.00
Cottonseed Meal—43 per cent rrotein.
$49 on
Alfalfa Meal—Choice. SeMernber and
October. $21.69; Nc. 1 SepUmbtr, Oct
and November $26 SO; No. 2. Septemtei
and October. $28.60.
Buttermilk—Condensed, for feeding In
bbl. lots 3 46c per lb., flak* buttermilk.
500 to 1 noo lbs . 9c ;b
Erg Shells—Dried and ground, 100-lb.*
bags, ton lots. $25.99 per ton. I
FIELD SEED. I
Nominal quotation per ISO ibs fair
average quality: Alfalfa. $12 00018.99’
sweet clover. $6 0608.00. red c-lo«»r.
$14 00018 00; timothy. $3,000: Sudan
sras* f4 00fff. on common mlilet. 11 v9
t# 1 2 5; German millet I150ti 2 00. rn.u
75c a $10 '.
HAT. \
Nominal quotation*, carload lota*
Upland Prairie—No l. *12 $001$ 10.
No 2. $10.90012.0A; Vo. 1. $T.OO0«t»O
Midland Prairie—No 1. $11.no 012.99;
No 2. »• 00 0 in.00; No. 3. $6.0008 00.
Lowland Prairie—No. 1. $$.9009 09; No
2. $4 0608.06
Parking Hay—$5 5007 59
Alfalfa —Choice. $19 00020 00; No 1
II* fif-0 ]U'i' *t«n4*rd,
■> ||i mill 13 Ij.i S... 3 Ho.oofti
Hlr*w—Oat, I*.00 ©».#•• »h*»t. 17.10*
*'00' HltiES. WOOL. TAM07Y
Price* ere quotable *■ follow* d» t .
Omaha, dealers’ weight* and selection. -m
Hide*—Reasonable. No 1. 9* .
green. 8@7c; bull*, hr; branded,
glue hides. »j ; calf 130lll*t; * r
9Uc; k 1 u* skins. if dry hide*
dry salted. 9* ; dry glue, 4 V d- a
$1 00 each; horse hides. $00010* *■ .
ponle* and glues 81 50 e#ch, co.*<*
each, hog skin*. 16c each
New York ficneml
New York. H«pt 23—Flour—F
spring patent*. $7 1307 46; soft « r
straight' $4,2606.65.
Rye Flour—Firm; fair to good, $6.9
6.10; choice to fancy, $« !5€M 4*
Cornmeal—F.aaier. fine white and >* -
low granulated. 13.100 3.40
Rye—Strong No 2 western 11 -2% f.
0. b.. New York, and 11.20V* c. J. f , ex
port.
Wheat—Spot firm; No. 1 dark north
ern spring c. I f. new York iak* ar t
rail $158*4; No. 2 hard winter f o. b,
lake and rail. $1 IK; No 2 mixed durum
do. $1.43% ; No, 1 Manitoba do.. :n
11.62 %.
Corn—Spot firm. No. 2 yellow c. ! *.
track. N. York, lake and rail. $1.3!%;
No. 2 yellow c. 1. f track New York la ,
and rail. $1.31%; No. 2 mixed do $! 29%.
Oats—Spot bandy steady; No 2 white,
58c. _
Hop*—Easy: state. 1924. 9.045c; 1 r> 2 T.
23028c; Pacific coast. 1924 - 02. ;
192.3. 200 22c.
New York. Sept. 22 - Flour—Steady;
spring patents. *7.000 7.50; - ft w|nt«r
straights, $4 2506.56: hard w'n r
straights. $6.5007.60.
Harley—Firmer; malting. $1 o.tfij.Ajt. c.
1. 1 . New York.
Feed—Eaav: city hrsn. lot* r -d *
$21.00: western bran. do. $9! ’,«** 2 *o
Hav—Steady; No. 1 $27.OO0:£ '• No,
; $25 00; No. 2. $21.00022 or shirt- ng,
$18 00019 Of
Pork—Quiet: mess $29.76 0 30 ** ; fam*
llv. $ 30.00.
Tallow—Easy; apeclal loot*. r'm
Inal, extras. 8c.
Rice—Steady; fancy head. 7% 0 :e.
Foreign Exchange Rate*.
Following are todav'* rate* of *v"ws'.s
a* compared with the par valua’
Furnished by the Peters Nations! bar-.
Par
Valuation Tod*
Austria .2°
Belgium .1^5 .Mi1.
Canada . 1 nf> 1
Czecho-Flovakia .2^
Denmark . 27 .Kt>9
Kngla nd . 4>6 4«
France .C'’
Greece .I IS f* s' ^
Dalv 41 *■*
Jugo-Slavla .20 4 4
Norway .. -27 *12fi5
Sweden .27
Switzerland .185 .1301
Chicago Spot Market.
Chicago. Sept 23—Butt**r—Receipt*
13.815 tubs; last year. 11,330 tub* 18
old- 7 cars new Ex'ras. 35^c; standard*
34c; extra firsts, 24035c; firsts. S1H9
32 »*r; 8 3-score, 30 ** ft 30 % c , 89-s ' re.
324c.
Eggs—Receipt*. 7 886 case*. last y*»
10.774 case*; 10 old cars; 43 new ea**.
First*. 35ft38c; dirt*. 27ft2*c rheT 25ft
26c; refrigerator extra*. 33ft33**c; re
frigerator f rits, 32 ft 32 x-z c
( hic-ngo Potatoes
Chicago. Sept 23 —Potatoes — Market
weak; receipts. 124 cars: total 1* S
shipment*. €87 '»rs; Minnesota sacked an i
sand land Ohlos V- ft $1 00; sacked Red
River Ohio* $11001.2* sacked round
whites. 80c0$1.00; Wisconsin bulk and
sacked round whites, 80cft $1 Oft; Iowa
sc'ked round whites. 85cftl.Q0, Idalic
sacked rural* $1.2501.30.
New York Cotton.
New York Sept 23.—Cotton—Future*:
Market opened steady; October. 22.16' .
December. 21 59c; January, 21 €0c; March,
21.88c; May. 22 65c
New York -ep- 23 —Cotton future*
closed strong; October. 2$.T$©23fSc; De
cember. 23.25ft 23.2'c; January. 23 27
23 30c March. 23.56 ft 23.60c; Mar. 23.75
ft 23.78c.
New York Poultry.
New York Sept II —
0 quotations
Chickens bv express 24 ft 26c; fowls br
express. 15ft !lc; turkeys by express. 30
ft 40 c
Dressed Poultry—Irregular and un
changed. _
Duluth Flax.
Duluth Minr. Sept. 23.—C!o*«: Flax—
September J 2 • fc ‘ W 18-24%
November. i. . 4 ** . December, $2 20l*.
May. $22»b,_
Chicago rooltry.
fh'ragn. Sept 28—Poultry—Alive- Mar
ker unsettled; fowla, I7©24»*c; spring*
22bjc; rooster*. 16c
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