Wheat Market
Uncertain but
Closes Higher
Recovery Due to Export De
* maud and Unfavorable
Crop News From Canada
—Corn Relatively Firm.
Il.v CHARMER <1. I.KYUF.X.
I nlrorsnl SfrvLre Staff Correspondent.
t*liii'ago, Oct. 21.—After a series of un.
• crrafn su inga of unusual rapidity up and
down, the wheat market cloned higher
today. Volume of trade was not broad,
but on the dips the market repeatedly
raw into an impressive class of absorp
tion. not noted on the previous day, and
early sellers were forced to cover at the
• lose Unfavorable crop news from
Canada, slight betterment in the export
demand and relative firmness in corn
throughout helped to bring about the
recovery V" the leading cereal.
Wheat closed 74 to l*4c higher; corn
"us 1 *4 to 1 %c higher- oats ware 74 to
•*c higher, and rye ruled %c lower to
'a(, higher.
^lo-Nt of the session the market pre
sented a tired and worn-out appearance,
•specially on the flurries, but it came
with surprising vigor and at the last
looked flarly strong. Although there have
bepn numerous reports from the hea
iVfTflrd that foreigners were less Inter
ested In our wheat, It Is to be noted that
vbe breaks this week uncovered "good"
bid*.
The seaboard confirmed total sales of
1.250,000 bushels wheat to Europe, large
ly hard winters. Italy was the best buyer,
with the United Kingdom buying sparing
ly. Moderate sales of corn were made
«o Tb lfast and Rotterdam. Liverpool was
off 5^4 to 4 pence.
The seaboard confirmed fair Hales of
> o.rn for export. Some messages indicate
that before the coming crop year is over
'lure is likely to be a world shortage of
'his grain. Weather conditions over the
bell "ere less favorable and many dreary
reports as to the condition of the crop
were forthcoming. Locals sold corn on
' he bulges but the better commission
house buying witnessed finally forced
hurts to cover.
t»rs trailed other grains up and down
"•thin a narrow range and closed on a
'•■illy and higher. Cash demand for oats
• as moderate, with the basis unchanged
to %c lower.
Rye experienced several erratic ewings
•^nd closed uneven. The export demand
!<"• this grain 1 # s let tip considerably and
the northwest is shipping rye this way.
Provisions were irregular at the dose.
I ard was 2 be higher to 774c lower and
ribs were 10 to 1 2 74c up.
I*it Notes.
The primary movement of wheat con
' 'much t harvest rate. The spring run
'specially Is large and apparently will
• <>n(hf)uc heavy for Home time The big
arrivals northwest today gradually re
duced the premiums on No. 1 northern
« i*oiii 10'-jc over the December to 1^<
" '-I'- and tbs discount of wheat futures
Minneapolis compared with Chicago
’* Pin to worry many in the trade who
erwi'-e feel friendly to the buying sub .
>ne explanation for tills persistent rush
grain from the farms of ttie north
*. is that farmers possibly figure there
‘s something back of the talk that repub
'ican money is keeping values up and
• rtirsequently are marketing as much
.'ain as possible prior to election, not
-hing to tak% unnecessary chances This
planatlon however, is not given a
greet amount of credence.
The American spring wheat harvest
Jhis year was a bountiful one. Farmers
• • that part of the country were hard
hit In 1923, and with conditions the re
verse now the> arc rapidly paying off
debts and accumulating cash. It is safe
s.-.y, however, that this liberal run of
grain from the farms cannot remain at
uch unprecedented volume much longer.
.V- is customary at this season the
world's available supply is increasing,
•tFor the week the increase was 13.906.000
bushels against 15,694,000 bushels last
‘ar. The movement of grain in North
' merica is much larger than this time
i “t year and the fact that supplies are
m»t gaining proportionately indicates that
*he grain is going into consumption un
usually fast. The total world supply now
1s place.I at 2') 1.940,000 bushels, compared
virli 193.250,000 bushels last year. Broom
riiill allows for a world carryover of 64,
foo.OOo bushels this season against 304.
fion 00fj bushels in 1923.
CHICAGO PRICES.
Ry Updike Grain company, ATIantlc 6312.
A vt 1 Open. | High. | Low. | Clone. I Yes.
'"in i1 i i 7 j
!>«'• 1 45 1 1.40'* 1.44*. 1.40%' 1.45%
1.4'' U . - . . 1.40% 1.45*4
•Liy ' 401,! 1.50% 1.4SHI 1.50% 1.49 '4
' 4V ’ 1. 1.60V 1.49%
•I'll l.-lt I.S2*i; 100*4 1.32*,' 1.31%
J'.v# '.I..,.
L’-'I j 30 ; 1.32% 1.29%1 1.31%! 1.31%
-lay , 1.3" i.'»2% *i.*sV4k•'i.'as' i'i.jl'4
1 ;i"%i. ... .1
•V- 1.19 *-j T 1.19's LIT 11.17 ; 1.19
* "i n ' 1 I I I
1 1-0.'%' 1.031.0.'.*, 1.0S%; 1.06*4
.! 1.09% 1 04 %
••1 * i.oi • Li#** los 1.10%; i.os%
, , !•'">'* . .' 1.10%: 1.03%
•'ill 1 "*■•« 1.1"\ i.os%' 1 10%! 1 119%
l-0».I i.io%l 1.09%
M'M ill*
1 .MV .SI?.' .52%| .52%
... V-:'l .I .52%
* ' •1 > •* < 1 .56 h, .57 | ..Slit*
. •'%'% :.,(%' :s3% .54% 1
-M I I I |
15 I" 116 35 15.10 115.30 111 "0
, '' 1 ■ IT 14 05 112.95 14 "3 14 10
il.;) * I | | |
l=''3 I13.53 13 53 '13.40
1 Z*t! ; i\t n.ioi.^rimin
;• mixed. $1.08#-109; No 2
' r» n-4 8 i o % („ mo.
* ■' • "hi,r- 60 \ # 51 % c; No. 3
V ’ ■ I V 11 rn 49 U, r
:',r N" ' * I .*7# |.28.
’ ’ ‘7
9 1Tn"m- ,, 75* 6 5#; Hover.
ii"tffe'1rino^*r'1- ,7,Sc: r,b“- ,,!5c:
' N»m \ ork General.
N. w ' i»-l< n i "I —Comment - Easier:
j •• ^" hite .-,nd yellow granulated. $3.40
Hw- -E**-v ; Nr. 2 western. Si.89% f n
,Vf ‘ Vn.r,k «n'1 >137% c. i f export^
f \o v Kj,,<V: n’a*tin,r .06€t* 1.0S c. I.
"lu.ii—-Spot. steady: No 1 dark north*
' „ k f N'*" York- 1«*<« and
J '* $1 .1'. No. 2 hard winter f o b
' • nd rill. $1.58%; No. 2 mixed dur
J i’*0-- No. 1 Manitoba, do. In
* ‘"•n Snot, firm: No 2 vellow. r 1. f
» «•!< V. ■ York, lake and rail. $129%;
•i ' mixed. do.. 11 27 %.
' ' ' Snot.. Htendv . No. 2 white. <51 Ur*,
herd Ea.*-*. ; city bran. Inn ound narks,
•.l;.'1 hi7«n. do.. 932.59.
1 ‘"mi injirt spring !>aten*n $7.76#
v " hr.| v. infer straights. $7 25 Yu 7,7 5.
m 1 ' » ’« ur yitiet; fair t . eood. $7.26#
* to fancy. $7 50# 8 90.
I j ' heat -Dull: fine milling. $2 40
r- ion tioundp.
111» . Si.rjitv. Nr. 1. S2700#, 2* 0; No.
* »"« *» N" 321 0*41 22-00; uhlpplmr.
I no <>, 1 o r,n
I •op* fate. 1922 crop, 3f#©40<-;
1' . 'Ton IV 'fj 10''. Pacific const• 1924
1 7 '*• 2 lr • 19:: : crop. 1 0 'ft 1 7«;.
rr ■ k - s;I er,»| • mess. $ *9.00 (ft 3} . AO ; fa m •
fl> ■J,'*',.on.
i -a ! inner nilddia west, $17.76#
1;
Tfillon Steady, special loose. 9%c:
r • • ra 9 1 , i
Ft foe Steady, fancy head. 7,*'97>4c.
■Rust St. IcauIs Mreatork.
I :\ < * St T.nuir, 111. Oct 21 .—Cattle—■
Receipt?-. 7.'»00 head; native h«»»f at sen--,
f« 'I- no wepf.ernfi In: fat light year
I uu* -tr<»ng tn 25c higher: llgiit v ealers.
91 < ./in h j n :,m top yearlings. $12 50; t.,p
' teAr olds. $17 26: bulk of steers $7.76
oF.'.oo. mp y»arltng«. f°P 2-year
4.id* 412 25; hulk of steers. $7 7B#12.00,
top frdxed yearlings. $10h0; bulk rows.
$ ’.60v) 4 25: manners. $2 26#2 6^; bulk
b'llogtm bulls. $8 60#4 oo
Hogs—Receipts, sn.ono head: opened
7>o,- lower than Monday's best time clos
1 n gort.und 75c lower earlv top. $10 50;
• r.rtr |nyd late top, fio.30, big packers
* *u.\ (ng 'rood 190 to 200-pound hogs for
$'» 7‘i'tl 0.90; bulk of day s sales. $9.60#
1-i 10 light lights and pig**, slow after
doflltu*. HO to 160 pounds. $0 00#9 76;
Ho to 130-pound pigs slow at $8.00#
8 75; packing sows. $9 00#9 26
8heap and t.amhs- Receipt*. 2 800
head fat lambs. 25#50c higher: top,
913 75: bulk sales. $13.50, culls $8 80#
oon mostly $9; aged sheep, strong: one
lot fif good light killing ewes, 80.6ft; other
f,it ewes. $4.00#6 80.
Estimated receipt* for Wednesday: Cat
tu soon head; hogs, 13.000 head; sheep,
1.600- h#sd.
f lih-ago Egg end Butter Future*.
Furnlahad by George FJ. fJ*rk, 1327
33'codmenyf the World building.
EGG 8.
| Car*. | Open. I High. I L/«w. | Close.
Refg r i i i i
Oc». ! 6 I 86 H * .86%i .Z*K' .UK
Nov, I 7 I .37%] 37»4j .37% 87%
r»ec 121 I ■:;»%( ,39<f -3»s( 39%
BUTTER.
1 T ars | Open, I High. 1 Low. | Cloee.
Fresh I I I ' I
net. 1_ ...».1.1 .33%
Do I 9* I 32% I 38 I 32% .32%
,?an I 10 l 32V .$3 I 32%l .32%
Ronton. Oct. 21.—The wool market in
general seems to be unchanged today. A
fair amount of business In In progress
iV.tfirst.c wools, both fierce and territory.
*r> very firm and continue to move. The
volume of e.ilee. however, tins seemed f*i
$"*• more for the purpose of supplying hn
tue.JlMte needs of the manufacturers. Low
giaUe skin wools are quits g^ivs.
✓ 1
Omaha Grain
V - -/
October II.
fTash wheat sold on the tables today
from unchang»*i prices to lc lower, bulk
of the trades Aolng at about %c de
cline. There was h noticeable Improve
ment in the demand and. tables were
well cleared of samples at the close. Re
ceipts were 57 carty.
t'orn sold from t%c lower to %c high
er. Receipts were 12 cars.
Oats sold at about unchanged prices
to ’ic lower. Re<aeipts 19 cars.
Rve was quoted 2c lower and barley
about unchanged.
Omaha 4 urlot Sales.
WHEAT.
No. 1 dark hard: l car. $1.40.
No 2 dark hard: 1 car, $1.49; 1 car,
$1.40; l car. $1.32.
No. 3 dark hard: 1 car. $1.32; 1 car,
$1.30; 1 car, $1.31; 1 car, $1.34.
No. 1 hard; 2 tags. $1.34%: 3 cars,
$1.34; 6 cars, $1 35; 1 car, $1.33; 1 car.
$1.36%.
No. 2 hajd: 1 car. $UC6; 1 car. $1.36;
2 cars, $1.34%: 15 2-3 carts. $1.34; 24 cars.
$1.33%; 12 cars. $1.33; 3 cars, $132%; 3
cars. $1.32; 3 cars. $1.31%; 1 car, $1.31;
1 car, $1.30%.
No. 3 hard: 7 cars. $1.33; 4 cars.
$1.32%; 2 cars. $1.32; 4 cars, $1.31; 1 car,
$1.29%; 2 cars, $1.30.
No. 4 hard: 1 car, $1.30; 3 cars, $1.32;
6 cars, $1.31; 1 car, $1.32%.
No. 5 hard: 3 cars, $1.31; 1 car, $1.33;
1 car. $1 30.
Special hard: l 3-5 cars, $1.31; 4-5
car, $1.14; 1 car, $1.30.
No. 1 spring; 2 cars, $1.63; 1 car, $1.36;
1 car, $1.50; 1 car. $1 52.
No. 2 spring; 2 cars. $1.40.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car, $1.31; 1 car, $1.39;
1 car, $1.30; 1 car. $1.29.
No 2 mixed 1 car. $1.33; 1 car.
$1.34%; 2 cars, $1.34; 1 car, $1.37; 1 car.
$1.32.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car. $1.32.
CORN.
No. 2 white: 1 car. $1.03%.
No. 3 white*: 6 cars, $1.03. *
No. 4 white: 2 cars. $1.01%.
No. 2 yellow: 3 cars, $1.04%; 3 cars.
$1.04.
No. 3 yellow: 5 2-5 cars. $1.03.
No. 4 yellow: 5 cars. $1.01%.
No. 5 yellow: 3 cars. $1.00.
No. 8 yellow: 1 car. 99c.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, $1.01%; 1 car
$1.01.
No. 4 mixed: 2 cars. $1.00.
OATS.
No. 2 white; 4 cars. 48 %r*.
No. 3 white: 1 car. 48c; 5 cars. 47%c;
2 ears. 48%c.
No. 4 white: 1 car, 48c: 2 cars, 4<c; 2
i cars. 46 %c.
Sample white: 4 cars. 45%c.
RYE.
No. 1: 1 car. $1.18%. ^
No. 2: 3 cars. $1.18. ^
No. 3: 1 car. $1.17%. S
No. 4: 1-3 car $117 $
BARLEY.
No. 1 : 1 car. 90c.
No. 2: 1 car. 89c; 1 car. 88c.
No. 3: 1 car. 86c.
No. 4- 1 car. 85c.
Sample: 1 car. 84c; 3-5 car. 85c.
Daily Inspection of Grain Received.
WHEAT.
Hard: 5fi cars No. 1. 108 car* No. 2.
1 v ars No. 3. 16 cars No. 4, 8 cars No.
0. ii cars sample.
Mixed: 3 esrs No. 1. 2 cars No. 2, 3
in: No. 3.
Spring: 4 cars No. 1, 2 car* No. 2, 2
,c arr No 3.
Durum: 1 car No. 2.
Hard spring: 1 car No. 1.
Total, 231 cars.
CORN.
Yellow: 7 cars No 2, 9 cars No. 3. 11
cars No. 4. 10 ours No 5. 2 cars No. 6.
White: 7 cars No. 2, 5 cars No. 3, 3
cars No. 4. 1 car No 5. 1 car No. 6.
Mixed: 1 car No. 2. 1 car No. 3, 4 cars*
No. 4. l car*No. 6. 1 car aample.
Total 64 cars
OATS
7 cars No. 2. 31 cars No. 3, 4 cars No. 4
7 cars sumple.
Total. 49 car a.
RYE.
3 cars No 1, 5 cars No. 2, 1 car No* 3. !
1 car No. 4.
Total 10 cars.
BARLEY.
I car No 1, 3 cars No. ?, 2 cars No. 3.
4 cars No. 4. 6 cars sample. •
Total, 15 cars.
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OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
(Carlots)
Week Year
Receipts— Todav. Aeo. Ago
Wheat . 67 478 63
Corn . 12 50 40
Oats . 19 40 4 1
Rve . 3 32 ft
Barley . 6 6 8
Shipments—
Wheat . 137 357 21 I
Corn . 28 34 18
Oats . 49 69 21
Rve . 1 1
Barley 2 4 —
I PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
(BUSHELS)
Receipts—• Today Wk.Aco TrAgo.
Wheat . . .3.504.000 6.444.000 1.027.000
Corn . 773.000 962.000 710.00m
Oats .1,410.000 2.288.000 922.OOn
Shipments— Today Wk Ago Yr.Ago
Wheat .3,846,000 694 000 625.00'!
Corn . 779.000 408.000 238.0«0
Oats 8 34.00 S32 O0O 841.000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlots— Today Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago
Wheat a........ 340 175 801
Corn . 331 164 1571
Oafs . 255 219 141
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Carlots— Tndav Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago
Wheat . 261 836 129
Corn . 11 27 45
Oat* . 17 76
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS
Week Year
Carlots— Todav. Ago. Ago.
Wheat . 1 *9 362 67
Corn . 71 146 56
Oats . 63 119 50
northwestern wheat receipts
Week Year
Carlots— Todav. Ago. Ago.
Minneapolis . 246 510
Duluth 2.020 1.103 123
Winnipeg . 1.671 1.327 2.121
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis Oct. 21 —Wheat—Cash No
1 northe/n. $1.40*4 *a 1.42\: No. 1 dark
|nn>-ihern spring: choice to fancy. $1.51 '•*
< 1 1 \ good to choice. $1,456*01 506* :
ordinary to good. $l 424* 0' 1-45 *4 : No. I
! hard spring $1 42** <a 1 64 \ No l dark
c-ard Montana on track. $1.37840156*4:
tarrive. $ 1 37 *4 0 1 56\ . December.
$142'.: old. Mas*. $147\: new. Mas*.
81 47
Dorn—No. *■ yellow*. H ft44
Oht*—No. white. 454 0 46c.
Barley 72 'h 86c.
Rve- No 2. $1 19**c.
Flax—No. 1. $2 41*0? 43*4
Kanva*» City (train.
Kansas C|tv. Mo. Oct 21.—Wheat—No.
2 hard. $1.354 01 49; No 2 red, $1 19
ffj i r.3 • December. $1,37 4 split bid; May,
$1424 asked; July IP27 asked.
corn—No 2 v el low. SI 0701.08: No 2
yellow. $1.06; No, 2 mixed, $1.0001 01;
December. $1,00 4: May, $1.02*4 split
asked; July. $1.03 asked.
II ay—Unchanged.
Nt. Louis Grain.
St Lout*. Mo Oct 21—Wheat—Class:
December. $1.4614; May $1.49S
Corn—December. $1 66%; May. $1.O9%0
1 09 4.
Oats—December. 62 4**: May, 864c.
Minneapolis Honr.
■Minneapolis, Minn . Oct. 31 —Flour
Unchanged to 25c lower; family patents.
$9.1008 15 a barrel.
Bran—$25 00025.60.
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City. Me. Oct. 21.—(United
Plates Department of Agriculture )—Cattle
—Receipt*. 17.000 bead; calve*. 4,0't0
bead, market yearling* strong to 15c
higher: other fed steer* and grassers gen
erally steady; two load* choice 925-pound
vearllnf. *12.00; handy weight*. $10 50;
heavy steer*. $10 25: grassera to killers
mostly $6,00 0 6.7 5: she stock fairly ac
tive. steady to strong: grass cow* and
$3.2506 00. canners and cutters.
$2 0002.00; bulls 10fl lie higher, native
bologna*. $3.25 0 3.50; fere up to $3.76;
•'alve* steady; practical top veal*. $900,
medium* and heavies, $3 000 6.50; Stock
er and feeder steers slow, steady; bulk
Of sale* $5 <m07 2*. top feeder*. *7 3...
stock con* and heifer* comparatively
•care#, atrong to 16c hlrher; bulk of
{.ale*. $2 76<0 ♦ 50; calve* steady: bulk of
sale*. $5.0007 26 , 4
Hog* -Re.eipt*. 12.000 head: market un
even, 25040r lower than Monday’s aver
age shipper top. $l*Vlft; packer top.
earlv, $9 65. bulk of sale*. $9 250 10.00;
bulk desirable 190 to 300.pound aver
age*. $9.76010.05; light lights and pig*
dull. 60076c lowrer; packing sow* mostly
$8.7509 10; Stock p1ga 26060c lower; bulk
of s*4*. *7 2R#7 76 , t
B^o»r_r{#cetpts. a 000 head: lambs 150
25c higher; top $1376. other westerns
largely $13 500 13.75; sheep strong, odd
lota fst ewe*. $5.0006 00.
Mom City Livestock.
Flout City. la. Oct 21 r*.,ttls—Re
ceipts. 6.000 head, market fairly active,
killers steady. 26c higher; sto< kers steady.
16c higher, fat yearling*. $$.00012 26;
hulk $10.25011.50. fat cow* and heifer*
$6 50011 26. canners and cutter*. $2,260
3.00; grass cows and heifers. $3.0005.00,
veal*. $4 00011 00. bull*. $2 7603 60;
feeder*, $5 60; stockers. $♦ 600 7 00; stock
yearlings and calves I3.DO07.OO. feeding
rows and helf*rs, $3 0004 50
Hog* —Receipts. 7.000 head; market 550
50c lower, top. $9 90; bulk of sales $« 8.">
09.76 light, lights. $8.2508 60; butchers,
$9.6009 96. mixed. $8.7509 50. Heavy
packer*. $6.7609 2f».
Sheep-.Receipts 1.000 head: market 26c
higher. Iambi ? 18 1 -■ eweg M
Ft. Joseph Uveetock.
Ft. Joseph. Oot. 21 Hogs Receipt*.
5,500 head: market 25060« lower; top.
$10.00; bulk. $9 250 9 8.*,
Cattle—Receipts 4.600 head: msrket
steady; bulk of steers. $6 760 11 °0; ton.
$1 2 00; rows and heifers. $3 25010 00.
calve*. $4.00010 00; stockers and feeders
$4 26 07.60 ’
ftheep- Receipt* 2.600 head; market un
evenly higher; lamb*, $12 250 13.68. awe*.
$6.2606.60,
New York Mu gar.
Quotations furnished by J. F Racha A
Go. 224 Omaha National Bank building
Phones Jackson 5187, M88, 6189
Art I Open. | High I Low I Close. | Yre
per r 3 87 i 3 8 9 fTT* | 3 K8 | 8.86
Jan I 3.44 I 3 46 I 3.42 I 3.43 i.
Mar. I 3.16 I 3.18 3.18 3.1 8 I 3.13
May | 2 21 | 3.24 3.20 | 3 23 3.20
/• _ '
i Omaha Livestock
V__'
Omaha. Oct. 21.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hors. Sheep.
Official Monday.24.044 9.104 6.9:<K
Estimate Tuesday . . . 11.000 7.000 9.000
Two days this wfc...36,044 10,104 16,968
Same last week. 44,924 17,1X0 31,443
Same 2 weeks ago..38.477 11.244 46,107
Same 3 weeks ago. . .!3.865 1 3,044 62.901
Same year ago.33.067 10,385 36.858
Cattle—Receipts. 11,000 head. The mar
ket was steady for desirable light and
handyweight beeves and anything of this
kind sold readily, best yearlings selling
as high as <11.76012.00 Heavy cattle
as well as short fed steers were slow
sale and unevenly lower. Some Improve
ment was noted In the demand for cows
and heifers and some of the more attrac
tive offering.- sold 10016c higher than
Monday. Business in stockers amt feeders
continued rather dull with trend of val
ues lower on all except strictly choice
offerings.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to print**
beeves. $10.40 011.66; good to choice
beeves. $9 5(0 010.36; fair to good beeves.
$8.7509.40. common to fair beeves. $7.50
0 8.75; plain short fed steers. $6,90 0
7.50; choice to prime yearlings. $11,000
12.00; good to choice yearlings, $10,250
11.00; fair to good yearlings, $9.26010.25;
common to fair yearlings. $7.75 0 9.00;
trashy warmedup yearlings, $6.0007.60;
good to prime fed heifers. $8.00010.50;
plain to good fed heifers, $5.5008.00;
common to good fed cows, $3.50 05.00;
good to choice grass beeves, $7.000 8.00;
fair to gtud grass beeves, $6.0006.86;
common to fair grass beeves, $5.00 05.75;
Mexican steers. $3.2504.50: choice to
prime grass heifers, $5.6006.35; good to
choice grass heifers. $4.6005.60; fair to
gocul glass heifers, $3.7504.60; choice to
ptl^^ grass cows, $4.2504.85; good to
cli^Be grass cows. $3.7504.26; fair to
goon grass cows. $3.1003.66; tanners and
cutters. $2,00 0 3.00; choice to prime feed
ers, $7.75 0 8.50; good to choice feeders.
$6.8507,75; fair to good feeders, $5,750
6.85; common to fair feeders. $4.5005.75.
good to choice stockers. $6.9007.50; fair
to good stockers. $4.7505.75; common io
f;* 1 r stockers. $4.75 0 5.75, trashy stockers.
$3 5004.75; stock heifers. $3.2604.75;
stock cows. $2.3603.10; stock calves. $4.60
07.40; veal calves, $3.00010.00; bologna
bulls, $2.7503.50,
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr
38.1109 $ 9 40 25.1063 $11 4ft
69 . 976 1 1 75 27 . 934 11 90
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
45. 752 9 75 55.1021 1 1 10
CALVES.
6. 166 10 no
WYOMING.
C. J. DZ END A HEN.
No. A v Pr.
6 feeders .1008 $6 25
14 stockers . 676 6 00
6 cows . 1044 5 00
Hogs—Receipts. 7.000 head. Sharply
lower trend at other centers again tended
to weaken values locally and the move
ment to both shippers anil packer inter
ests whs at prices largely 50c lower than
yesterday's average. Bulk of sales was
at $9 0009 75. with practical top $9 85.
one load of choice butchers going to an
outsider at $10.06.
HOGS
No. Av. Sh. Pr No. Av. Sh. Pr.
44 176 ... $9 0ft 60..227 70 $9 1ft
75.. 247 7ft 9 16 65..273 18ft 9 25
78. .165 9 3ft 61. .332 1 10 9 35
56.316 70 9 4ft 70..203 . • 9 50
69.. 229 4ft 9 65 51 . .251 70 9 60
35. .205 .. 9 75 33..253 ... 9 90
72.. 257 ... 10 05
Sheep—Receipts, 9.000 head. A broad
demand was apparent for killer lambs and
trade In this division again ruled strong
to. if anything, a little higher, with
feeders also strong. Aged sheep were
largely steady;
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice. $13.00013.50; lambs, fair
to good. $11.75012.75: feeding lambs.
$11.50013.00: wethers. $5.0007.50; clipped
lambs, fed. $11.50011.85; yearlings, range,
$7.00© 10.00; fat ewes. *4.2506 25: breed
ing ewes, yearlings excluded, $6.000 8.00;
feeding ewet. $4.5005.75.
FAT LAMBS.
No. Av. Pr.
54 native . 88 $13 10
30 native . 89 13 25
1121 Wyoming . 73 13 60
BREEDING EWES
177 native .110 6.10
CLIPPED LAMBS
623 fed ..f 84 11 85
Chicago livestock.
Chicago. Oct. 21.—Hogs—Receipts. 46,
00ft hear; fairly active; 25 0 35c lower
than Monday's average; or 40050c lower
than the best prices; under weight large
ly. 50*’ off; all interests buying moder
ately; femand poor; extreme top. $10.60;
bulk desirable 190 to 350.pound butch- /
ers. $.76010.40: better 140 to 170-pound
averages mostly. $8.5009.25; bulk de
sirable strong weight slaughter pigs. $7 5ft
©8.25; packing sow** largely. $9.0009.25;
heavyweight hogs. $10.00010.60; medium.
$9.70010.6ft; light. $9.50010.35: light
light. *7.1509.25; packing hows, smooth.
$9.1009.35; parking hogs, rough. $$.®O0
9.10; slaughter nigs. $7.0008 20.
Cattle--Receipts. 8.00ft head: desirable
best yearlings and choice handyweight
steers, active.» strong to a shads higher;
weighty kind extremely slow and dull;
top yearlings averaging 1.021 pounds,
$12 70. top for the year; fat she stock
active, strong to 16c higher; bulls strong;
veslers. <25050* higher; choice kind to
packers largely. $(■ 50010.25; outsiders
upward to $11 00; btockera and feeders
scarce, about steady.
Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. 17.00ft
head; active; fat Iamb* strong; spots. 25c
higher: bulk desirable natives. $13.60©
13.76: outsiders upward to $1 4 25: eortiiifc
less severe; culls mostly. $10 50011.60;
early sales western*. $13 6ft©>14.00: come
back westerns. $13.50014.00 to killers;
fat sheep. 25c higher; ewes. top. $7,"ft;
Deeding lambs strong early sales. $13.2"
©13.50; some held higher; full mouth
breeding ewes. $7.0007.60,
Receipts and disposition of livestock at
the Union Stockyards. Omaha. Neb . for
24 hours, ending at 3 p. m , October 21:
RECEIPTS—CARLOTS
Cattle Hogs Sheep
Mo. Pac. Rjr . 3 1
U. P. R. R . 8 3 19 18
C A N. "W , east. 10 I 2
r fir N W . west . *8 29 8
C. St. P. M AO. 21 4
<\ B. A Q . east . 17 5
C. B A Q. west .144 26
C. R LAP., east. 13 3 2
<\. R T. A P.. west . 6 2
1 C. R K. 4 4
C. G W R R . 1 1 1
Total receipts .390 94 38
DJHPt >S!TION—H EA P.
Cattle Hogs gheep
Armour A Co ...... 18.400 1.846 624
Cudahy Packing Co... 1,788 1.943 1.292
Dold Packing Co .... 388 1.030
Morris Packing Co ... 1,266 959 1,657
Swift A Co. 2,160 1.520 2.415
Hoffman Bros.,20 .
Mayerowich A Vail .. 32 .
Midwest Packing Co.. 17 .
Omaha Packing Co... 16 .... ....
John Roth A Sons .... 51 .
South Omaha Pack. Co. 62 .
J. W. Murphy . . 11$ ....
Lincoln Packing Co... 243 .
Nagle Packing Co .... 18 .
Sinclair Packing Co... 190 .
Wilson Packing Co... 106 .... ....
Consigned direct . 48 .
Anderson A Son . 186 .
Benton A Hughes .... 5ft .... ....
•T. H Bulla . 123 .
W. H Cheek . 161 .
Dennis A Francis. Iftl .
Ellis A Co . 103 .
John Harvey . 311 ..
Huntzlnger A Oliver 17 .
T. J Ingraham . 2? .
F G. Kellogg . 870 4.
Kirkpatrick Bros. ... 123 .
Krebbs A Co. 17 .
Longman Bros. 132 .
Henry H. Luberger ... 162 .... ....
Mo-Kan C A *' Co.... 166 .
J. B Root A Co .... 418 .
Rosenstock Bros .... 363 .
Sargent A Finnegan .. 182 .
Smiley Bros . 307 .
Sullivan Bros . 26 .
W. R Van Rant Co.... 25*» .
WertheJnier A Degen . 4*5 .
Other buyers . 2.8xo ... 2,303
Total . 15.200 7.840 8.f>91
6onth Ft. Tanl Livestock.
South St Paul. Minn . Oct. 21— (V F
Department of Agriculture.)—Cgtti*.-p«.
celpts. 2.300 head, market moderately ac
tive. steady; grass steers upward to $7.25:
bulk steers and yearlings, $5.0006.25; f a t
she stoi k $3.0006.00; sey/ral lots of
heifers held around $6 00; stockers and
fe*ders generslly stead', several loads at
$6 3606 60; bulk. $4 360 6.00 Calves; Re
**lpfs, 2.700 head; market. 50c lower; best
light. $7,60
Sheep—Receipt*. 2.600 head, fat lambs
mostly 26c higher; culls and sheep steady;
bulk fat lambs at $12 00013 26; culls
largely at $8 00; fat ewe*, to packers.
$4 5006 00; western feeding lambs. $12 26
012.50.
Hog*—Receipts. 14,fl00 head; market
very slow, 50c lower; lights and butchers,
to packers. $9.25; packing sows. $8 76 ;
pigs steady to 60*; lower, better grades,
$7 5008.00.
New York Rubber
New York Oct 21 —Rubber—Smoked
ribbed •heels spot,
J. S. BACHE & CO.
Ki.tjibM.hH 1 n»a
fN»w York Stork Kirh.n*.
I Chlcigo Board of Tr«d»
Member*- N,w ynrk Cottnn Exch*o»*
and other leading Exchangee. j
New York: 42 Broadway Chicago: 108 S. LaSalle St.
Urnikhe* and correspondent* located In principal cities.
Stocks, Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Foreign Exchange
Bought and Sold for Cash or
Carried on Conservative Margin
224 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.t Omaha
Telephone JA rkson B187-SB
"The Rache Review" sent on application—Correspondence Invited.
Rails Bullish and
Again Are Feature
of Stock Market
Car Loadings for Year Near
Highest on Record; General
News Favorable; Foreign
Exchange Favorable.
H.v RICHARD HPIM.ANK.
I'niverbal Hervice Financial Editor.
New York, Oct. 21.—Hails were again]
the feature of the stork market today
News in relation to them was strongly . |
bullish. Car loadings for the year total]
1,088.000, which is near the highest on i
record. The Atchison system makes the]
remarkable snowing of larger loadings
than last year despite the slump In sum
mer traffic. Union Pacific shows
economies in operations by which despite
a considerable Georeaso m gross income
there is an Increase in not.
Low price rails rather . than standard
systems were in highest favor. There
was such unusual demand for St. Louis
A San Francisco issues that they led
the market In volume of transactions.
Wabash “A,” Chicago, Great Western
preferred. New Haven, Texas A Pacific,
Pittsburgh & West Virginia, and St. Paul
preferred were in demand.
Those persons who went short of Cast
Iron Pipe on the court decision of Mon
day evidently had a. change of mind
overnight for the stock came back
quickly in the early trading.
General news was favorable. Copper is
In much better demand. Sules at 13%c
are reported.
The sugars were soft. German beet
sugar is being offered In the American
market for the first ttme since 1920. The
price Is understood to be 6.90c a pound,
November delivery. Cuba refined sells
around 7%.
Oils did nicely. There Is a very good
feeling in regard to them.
Bethlehem Steel again made a new
low. this time going to 39%.
One of the dullest and most uninter
esting Mocks on the list Is U. S. Steel.
It seemed to be pegged around 107.
Transactions aggregated 815,700 shares.
Halls advanced on an average 2-5 of
a point.
Industrials advanced on an average
7-10 of a point.
oFrelgn exchange steady.
Cotton acted modestly considering the
bullishness of the market news.
Professionals had the grain markets to
themselves. Liverpool, due to come 2%c
down, opened 3c to 3 %q down, at 2 p. m .
was 3%o, to 3 7fcc down, and closed 3%c
to 4c down.
Foreign buying was more hesitant.
Chicago opened lower and showed little
strength until well toward the middle
of the day when short oovering. based
probably on the lower temperatures in
the grain belt, lifted prices moderately.
Toward the close there was a sharp up
turn. and the market was fairly active
in the last quarter of an hour.
Wheat closed from %c to lV*c up for
the day.
Corn was l%e to 1 4c up.
Oats %c to %c up.
Rye %c down to tyc up.
Lard was unchanged to 8o down.
New York Quotations |
_'
New York Stock Exchange quotations
furnished by J. 8. Bach* & Co., 224 Oma
ha National Bank building. Mon.
High Low Close Clo»*
Agriculture Chem . 11%
Ajax Rubber. 9 9
Allied Chemical .71% 71% 71% ‘1%
Allis - Chalmere . 67% 66% 57% 67%
American Beet S . 39 38%
Am Bk Sh Fdry. §1%
Am Can .130% 128%- 130% 1*6%
Am Car A Fdry .166 1641* 164% 164
Am Hide & Lea .12 10% 13 10%
Am Hide A Lea p 67% 66% 67% 68
Am Int Corp ... 27% 25 27 % 26%
Am Lins**ed 011 .18% 18 18 1§%
Am Locomotive 78% 77% 78% 1<*%
Am Radiator . .117% 116% 117% 116%
Am Ship & Com . - 10% 10%
Am Smelt . 75% 71 76% 75 •«
Am Sinelt pfd.
Am Steel Fdrlee 35% 36% 36% 36%
Am Sumatra . ... * 7%
Am Tel A Tel ..127 128% 127 127
Am Tobacco ...164% 163 154% 163
Ain W W A El .114 112 114 11JH
Am Woolen . 54% £4% 66 65%
Anaconda . 35%* 35% 35% •£%
Assoc Dry Good* 120% 120 120% 11»
Arson Oil . 20% 28% 29% 28%
Athlsod .105% 104% 105% 104%
At Const Lin* ..133 132% 133 132%
At Gulf A W I . 15% l^;*
Atlas Tark . «%
Atlantic Refining 38% 87% **%
Austin - Nichole i>3% 23% 23% 4
Auto Knitter . ••••
Bai-dwin .118% 116% 118% 117%
Haiti A Ohio _ 61% 60% 41% 60%
Batnsdall A . 18 17%
Beth Steel . 41% 39% 40% 41%
Bosch Magneto... 24% 24% 24% -4%
Brooklyn M Ry . . 26% 26 25% 26
Brooklyn-M. pfd. JJ
Brooklyn-Ed. Co.117 117%
■’alifornta Backing 90% ?n 90 89%
Jal. Petroleum... . 21% 21% 21% 21%
Cal. * Arlx M_ 50% 49 49 41
inn. Pacific. 148 147 % 147% 147%
Central Leather... .... .... 13% 13%
Cen. Leather, pfd. 45% 45 45 44%
Cerro de Pasco... 48% 46% 46% 46%
'handler Motors. .... 31%
Che*. A Ohio. 82% 82% 82% 82%
i htrago G. W.. . .7% 6% 7% 4%
• ’hlcRgo A N. W. 60 60
c. M A St. P. ... 12 11% 11% 11%
'hlcago G. W. pfd 22% 21 22% 21%
C. M. A St. P. pfd. 19% 19% 19% 19%
C.. R. T. A T ... 33% 31% 33£ 31%
C. fit. P. M AO. 44
Chile Copper. 31% 11% 31% 31%
Chino .
I’luett-Peabody. .... 65%
Chief -p pfd. • 163
Coca-Cola . 75% 74% 78 76
Colo. Fuel A Iron. 41% 89% 41% 41%
Col. Carbon. 42% 41%
Columbia Gas. 43V* 42% 43 42
i-ongoleum . 44% 44%
Con Cigars. 20% 20% 20% 20%
Continental Can... 67% 67% 67% 67’*
Cont’l Motors. 6% 4%
Corn Products ... 37% *6% 87 14%
Cosden . 24% 24% 24% 24%
Crucible . 64% 53% 64% 63%
Cuba Can* . 12 11% 11% 12%
Cuba Cane pfd .. S«% 67% 67% 68%
r,,ba-Am Sugar . 30% 29% 29% 80%
Cuyamel Fruit ... 61% 48% 49% 61%
Daniel Boon* .... 11% 10% 10% 11%
Davidson Chera .. 46% 44 48% 44
Del A Hudson ...128 122% 128 123%
First Mortgage *
6% Bonds
Due 1947
Non - redeemable
before 1932
—of the New York Steam
Corporation which furnishe*
-»team to over 1.800 build
ings, including many of the
largest, and most, important
in New York City, Company
reports excellent earning*. |
Pricft to yield about
6.16%
Let u* send you complete In.
formation regarding thl* l*»ue.
The National City Company
Omaha — First National Bank Bldg.
Telephone—Jarb»oD 8318 ^ |
Pome Mining .... 14* 14* 14* 14*
Dupnt de Nem...128* 127* 128* 127
Eastman Kodak .. .. .. .. 109*
Erie . 27* 27 27 * 26*
Elec 8tor Bat _ 67 * 67 57 57 *
Famous Players .. 82* 80* 81* 80*
Fifth Ave Bus. .. H *
Fisk Rubber . 9* 9 9* 8*
Fleischman's Yeast 72* 72 72* 72
Freeport. Tex ... 8* 8 8 8*
(Jen Asphalt . 41 40 41 41 *
(Jen Elec .249* 246* 248 * 246*
(Jen Motors . 57* 57* 67* 67*
Goodrich . 29* 28* 29* 28 *
Gold Dust . 37 36 * 37 36 *
Grt North Ora ... 30 29* 30 29 *
Grt Not th Ry pfd 61* 61 61* 60*
(Julf Sts St . 69* 68 69* 68*
Hartmann Trunk . 34* 34 34* 34
Hayes Wheel . S3* 33 33 33*
Hudson Motors. .. 27 27
Homestake Min ... .. 46 47
Houston Oil . 70* 69* 69 % «9*
Hupp Motors . 13
III Cent . 108* 108 108 107 *
111 Cent pfd. 108* 107*
Inspiration . .. .. 24*
Int Eng Com Crp. 29* 29 29* 29
Int Harvester .... 94* 93* 94 92*
Int M M . 8*
Int M M pfd. 37* 36* 36* 36*
Int Tel A Tel. 82*
Int Nickel . 18* 18* 18* 18*
Int Paper . 45 * 4 4 45 45*
Invincible Oil .... 13Vi 12* 13* 12*
Jones Tea . 16*
Jordan Motor .. 34* 34
K C Southern_ 21 * 20* 21* 20*
Kelly-Spring . 16* 16* 16* 16*
Kennecott . 46 46* 46 45*
Keystone Tire . 1* 1*
Lee Rubber . 10* 10
Lehigh Valley _ 62* 61 * 62* 61 *
Lima Locomotive. 60* 69 * 60* 69 *
Loose-Wiles . 69* 68* 68* 68*
Louisville A Nash. .. 96*
Mark Truck . 98* 97 * 97* 97
May Dept Store. 95* 96*
Maxwell Motor A. . 61* 59* 61* 60
Maxwell Motor B. 19* 18* 19* 19
Marland . 35* 34* 35* 35
Mex Seaboard .... 23* 23 23* 23 *
Miami Copper .... 20* 20* 20* 21
Middle States Oil. 1* 1* 1* 1*
M K A T.*16* 15* 16* 15*
Mo Pacific . 20* 19* 20* 20
Mo Pacific pfd_ 67 * 65* 67 * *5*
Mont Ward . 37* 36* 37* 36*
Mother Lode . 7* 7*
Nash Motors .148
National Biscuit.. 72* 72* 72* 73*
National Enamel. 21* 22
National Lead_155 * 153 154* 152 *
NY Air Brake. 42* 41 * 42* 42
New York Central. 106* 104* 106* 106*
NY C A StL.114
NY NH A H. 23* 22* 23* 22*
North American.. 33* 33* 33 * 33*
North Pac .*. 62* 62 62* 62
N A W Ry.123*
Orpheum . 22* 22 22* 22
Owens Bottle _ 41* 41* 41* 42
Pacific Oil . 49* 48* 49 46*
Packard Motor... 12* 12* 12* 12*
Pan-American_ 62* 61 * 52* 61 *
Pan-Amer "B"... 61 * 60* 50 * 60*
Pennsylvania R R 4b 44* 44 * 44 *
Peoples Gas. 104* 104 *
Pere Marquette. 50*
Phil Co. 48 48*
Phillips Petrol_ 33* 32* 32* 32*
Pierce-Arrow. 8 8*
Postum Cereal ... 71* 69* 70 71 *
Pressed Steel Car. 44 * 44 *
Producers A Ref. 26 25* 26 26
Pullman... . 129* 129 * 129* 129
Punta Alegre Sug 45* 43* 44 * 46 *
Pure Oil.. 28* 23 23* 23 *
Railway Steel Sp.127 * 127 127 * 127
Ray Consolidated. 12* 11* 11* 12*
Reading. 69* 69 69* 59*
Replogle. 11 11*
Rep Iron A St- 43 42 42* 43 *
Royal Dutch N T 48 41% 42* 41*
St Louis A S Fran 36* 34 * 36 * 34 *
St Louis A S W.. 42* 40* 42 40*
Schulte Clg St_110* 109* 1 10* 109*
Sears-Roebuck ...111* 105* 111* 106*
Shell Union Oil... 18* 18* 18* 18*
Simmons Co.. 30* 30* 30* 20*
Sinclair Oil. 17* 16* 17* 17
81 osa-Shef field. 67* 68*
Skelly Oil. 20 19* 20 19*
South Pac. 93* 92* 93* 93
South Railway_ 66* 64* 65* 66*
Stand Oil of Cal.. 58* 67 67 * 57 *
Stand Oil of N J,. 36* 35% 36* 36
Stewart-Warner . 64 * 63* 64 63*
Stromb Carb - 63 * 63 * 63* 63*
Submarine Boat ..8* 8* 8* 8*
Studebaker . 39 38 * 38* 38 *
Texas Co . 41 40* 41 40*
Texas Gulf Sul_ 78 * 77 78 76*
Tex A Pacific ... 36* 34 36 * 34 *
Timken Roller ... 38 * 86% 36* 36 *
Tob Products _ 64 * 63* 64 6.3*
Tob Prod A . 12* 92* 92* 91 *
Transcont OH .... 4* 4 4* 3*
Un Pacifio .1*8* 137* 128 * 138
Utd Fruit .203 202* 201 205*
IT S Cat Irn Pipe. 112* 110* 111* 110*
U S Ind Alcohol . 7| • 71 72* 71
U S Rubber ...... 33* 32* 33 * 33
U S Rubber pfd.. 86* 86* 86* 85 *
U S Steel .107 * 106* 107 107
IT S Steel pfd. 121 122
Utah Copper . 80% 7t% . 30* 79*
Vanadium. 22*
Vivaudou . 8*
Wabash . 16* 16* 16* 15*
Wabash A . 46 * 45* 46* 45*
Western Union .. .. .. 110* ill
Westing Air Brake 93* 93 *
Westing Elec _ 61* 61% 61* 61*
White Eagle Oil . 26 26* 26 25*
White Motors ... 63 62* 63 63*
Woolworth Co ...107* 106* 107* 105*
Wlllys-Over %. 8 7* 8 7*
Wiliys-Over pfd. .. 66 66
Wilson . .. 6 a*
Wilson pfd . 17 18
Worthing Pump . 4* 40* 42* 40*
Wrlgley Co . 44 43* 44 43*
Yellow Cab Mfg ' 62 52*
Yellow Cab Taxi ... 60*
Monday total salea. 704.900.
Todays 2 p. m. sales. 590,800.
Ex-Dividends Today.
Cluett-P/abody C .11.26
Cudahy Packing 6% pfd. . 3 no
FUTURES
We Solicit Your Orders for
Grain or Provisions
for Future Delivery
in Chicago and All Other Markets
PRIVATE WIRES
to All Important Markets
OMAHA OFFICE PHONE, AT lantic 6312
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Experienced Efficient Reliable
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\
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Cudahy Packing 7% rfd .. I BO
Total stocks, 866,700 shares.
r '
New York Bonds
'-'
New York. Oct, 21.—Employ ment of
surplus hank funds in th® purchas® of
United States government and other In
veatment obligations Imparted a firmer
ton® to today's bond market. Demand for
Ihe treasury 4%®. coupled wtih a steadily
diminishing floating supply of these lines,
forced the price up to 107, the highest
ever recorded. Liberty Issues at the same
tlm® were buoyed uo by increased buying
interest, with the 3%s under heavy ac
cumulation.
Several rallrotd bonds. Including those
of th® Frisco. * Katy” and Union Pacific
systems, developed independent strength,
although price® of the carrier Issues on
the whole were little changed. Favor*! I®
earnings report® by some of the western
road®, reflecting the results of expanded
fall traffic, encouraged buying of these
Hens.
Local traction Issue® also profited by a
revival of buying Interest, based on favor
able development® In tb® city’s transit
situation. Oa® company bonds shared In
th® Improvement. Sugar lien® were the
chief points of weakness 1 nth® Industrial
list. Warner Sugar refunding 7s dropping
2 points and other Issue® displaying
nervousness over Cuban strike and drop
new®.
Foreign obligations held firm, with the
new German bonds hovering between 93%
and 94. apparently undisturbed by the
large premium commanded by the loan In
the Initial London Stock exchange deal
ings.
U. 8. Honda.
High Low Close
6B0 Lib 3%« .101.6 100.30 101.6
2 Lib 2d 4s .101.16 101.16 101.14
62 Lib 1st 41« a ....101 23 102.12 102 14
320 Lib 2d 4*4® . 101 28 101.20 101.21
510 Lib 3d . 102.11 102.R 102.1"
840 Lib 4th 4*4® ...102,20 106.14 102 2"
370 U 8 Theas 4%„ 107. 106.23 106.28
Foreign.
122 An J M W 6® ... 85*4 84% 85%
41 Argentine O 7a ..102% 102*4 102%
55 Argentine G 6s ... 93% 93% 93%
37 Austrian O g 1 7s . 94% 94% 94%
8 C Bordeaux 6s 87% 87*4 57*4
7 C Copenhagen 5%s 95% 95% 95%
33 C Gt Prague 7%s. 90% 90% 90%
13 C Lyon® 6s . 88 87% 87%
10 C Marseilles 6s .. 87% 87% 87%
12 C Rio d« Jan 8® 94 93% 93%
38 Czecho Hlo 8s 1952 101 % 101 101%
39 Dept Seine 7® .... 92% 91% 92%
17 D Can 6% pc 1929 104 % 104% 104’;
12 D Can 5® 1952 _103% 103 103%
71 Dutch E In 6s 1963 95% 95% 95’-;
9 Dutch E Tn 5%s . 89% 89% 89%
9 Framerican 7%s .. 94% 94% 94%
74 French Ren 8s_105% 104% 105*4
27 French Ren 7%s..l00% 100% mo%
1167 German Loan 7s wl 94 93% 94
43 Japanese 64® . .. 91% 91% 91%
5 Japanese 4s . 82 82 82
42 King of B 7%e 109% 1"9% 109%
56 King of B 6 % s rets 97 96% 96%
20 King of Den 6s...100% 100% 100%
19 King of H 7%s .. 87% 87% 87%
49 King of N 6s ’72.. 99 98% 99
19 K of Nath 6® '54..101 100% 100%
20 K of Nor 6® *43. . 98 *4 98 98
17 K SC 8 8h. 88*4 88% *8%
19 King of 8 6s .105% 103% 105% I
10 Oriental D deb 6s 87*4. 87 % 87%
4 4 P-L-Med f.s . 80*4 80’4 80%
36 Ren of Bolivia 8s.. 93 92% 92%
9 Ren of C 8s ’41..108% 108 log
25 Rep of Chile 7s... 97% 97 97%
47 Rep of Col 64s. #9*4 99 99
26 Rep of Cuba 5%f.96% 96% 9'%
4 Ren of Fin 6s . 88 88 88
5 S of R G do S 8s 96 96 96
12 S of S P s f 8a .101 100*4 100%
4 Swiss Confed 8s .114% 114% 114%
27 Swiss Govt 5%s ’4. 100 99% 99%
244 UKOBAT 5%a *29.110% 110% 110%
21 I'KfiB&I 5%s *37.105% 105% 1"5%
18 U 8 Brazil 8* .... 96% 96% 96%
2 U S Brazil Elec 7s 83 83 83
Domestic.
6 Am Ag Chem 7%s. 94% 94*4 #4%
5 Am Ch d 6s . 96% 96% 90%
2 Am Smelt 6s .105% 105 10a%
34 Am Smelt 5s ..... 95 *4 95 95 *®
33 Am Sugar 6s -100% 99% 100%
92 Am TAT 5%s .,102% 102% 102%
48 Am T A T 5s _101% 101'. 101
34 Am T A T 4s . 97% 97% 97%
4 Am W W A E s. 92% 92% 92%
39 Anaconda 7® 1938 100 99 % 99%
66 Anaconda 6s 1953. 98 97% 97%
26 Arm A Co D*! 5%s 90 69% 90
40 At T A S F 4s. . 90 89% 90
10 At T A 8 F 4s 82 % 82% *2%
3 At C Lin® 1st 4s 91% 91% ’*1%
46 Bait! A O 6 1995 .100% 100% 100%
26 Balti A O 4%® . 89 89 89
1 Balti A O 4s - *7% 87% 87%
57 Beth Hteel 6s A . 96% 96 96
2 Beth 8tl 5s. 89 88% 83
2 Brier Hill St 5%f 96% 9«% 9*%
3 Bklyn Edi 6s A. .101 l«o^ 100%
325 Bklyn - Man 6s . 80% 79% 80
12 Buffalo RAP 4%s «7% S7 *7%
5 Cal Pet 6 % ®.100% 100% 100%
5 Can No deb 6%®.117% 117% 117%
82 Can Psc 4s . 86 79% 80 j
12 Car C A O 6* ...105*; 1"5 105*; »
2 Cent of Oa 6%e. #9% #9% 99%
14 Cent I^eath 5s .100% 100% 100%
34 Cent Pac gtd 4a 87% g? «7%
19 Ches A Ohio cv 5s 97% 97*; 97%
21 Ches A O cv 4 4s.. 95% 95% 95%
5 Chic A Alton 3 4s 44% 4.-% 4 3%
SC BAG rfg 5s A !"1% 101% 1"1%
3 C B A Q gen 4s .. 89% 89% 99%
56 Chio A East 111 5s. 72 71 % 72
51 Chic Gt West 4a.. 58% 5#% 68%
131 C M A St P cv 4%s 52% 52% 52%
8 C M A St P rf 4 %• 49% 49% 49%
6 C M A St P 4s 26 68 % 68 f,8
41 Chic A N W rfg 5s 99% 99% 99%’
34 Chicago Rys 6s 74% 74 74% I
34 C K I A P rfg 4® 81% 81% 81%
s c Vn sta 6* n...ioi% 101% 101%
7 <’ A Wear. Jnd 4a.. 78% 76% 76*,
7 Chile Copper 6a. . 1»5% 104% 104%
61 CCCASt l, rfg 6a D 95% *6 16%
16 Cleeg Un T b» . . loo >9% 99%
1 Colo A S rfg 4%a 89 89 89
4 Colusn G A E 6a.100% 100% 1"0%
18 Com Pow «s . 97% 97 97
14 C C S deb la atpd 98% 98% 98%
1 Cub Am Sugar 8a.lOH% 108% 108%
30 Del* A II cvt 6a... 99% 99 99
3 D G A El let rfg 6a 89% 89% »»%
3 DARG rfg 6a. 44 44 44
17 DARG con 4a. 81% IIH <>%
6 Detroit Ed rfg 6a..106% 106% 106%
4 Dupont 7 %* .125 IS?™ i?
6 Duqueane Light 6a. 105% 1.05 10°%
6 K Cuba Sug 7%a...l04 103% 103%
67 Empire GAK 7%l.. 96% 96% 96%
69 Erie cvt 4s. 68% 68% 68 4
68 Erie gen lien 4s... 63 62% 62 A
2 Flak inibber 8a....105% 105 105%
1 Goodrich 6 % a -,99 99 99
14 Goodyear 8s *31...107% 107 107
22 Goodyear 8a *41...119 1184
34 Grand Trunk 7s...117 116%
3 Grand Trunk 6a. ..107% 107% 10,%
10 Gt No 7s.109% 109% D'9%
43 Gt No 5a. 93% 93% 93%
2 Herehev choe 6s... 103% 103% 103%
80 H A M rfg 6a. 67 86% *7
19 H A M adi Inc 6a.. 65% 65% 66%
7 Humhla Oil 6%i...l0«% 100 100 %
46 111 nell Tel rfg 5a.. 97% 97% 97%
7 III Central 5%s .102% 102% 10|!%
20 111 Cent C StL 6a . 96% 96% 96%
3 III Steel deb 4%a.. 95 95 95
60 Jnt R T 7a. 88% 87% 88 %
111 Tnt R T 6s. 67% 66% 67
87 Ini R T rfg 6s. 65% 61% 6*%
63 7 A O N adt 6a_ 61% 61 61%
15 I A G N let 6s-102% 101% 101%
1 Inter M Ms: 6s .. 87% *7% 6<%
6 Inter Paper 5a A.. 87 86% 86%
46 K C Ft 8 A M 4s 80% 80% 80%
16 K C PA L 6a ... 94% 94% 94%
1 K C Southern 5a . 88 88 88
1 K C Terminal 4s.. 84% 84*k 846,
10 K C A El 6s. 98% 98% 9s,
t Kellv - Spg Tire 8s 98 98 98
2 T.a Gae St L 6% a.. 95% 94% 9° %
5 I. 8 A M S 4* 1931 96% 96% 96%
3 Llg A Myers 6s.. 98% 9s % 98 ,
2 Louis A- Nash 4a . 9,% 9-% 9,%
3 Louis G A El a • »>%, •J't *.\A
3 Magma Cop 7a .114% 114% 116%
9 Man Sug 7%s - 99% 99 99%
2 Man Ry 4a . 61% 61% 61%
11 Market St R 7a.. 9«% 98 98
11 Midvale S't 5a ... 87% 9,% 9, %
5 M K A T 6a C .101% 101% 101%
60 M K A T 6s A .. 85% 85% 85%
208 M K A T 5s A .. 61% 61% 62%
41 Ms Taa 1st 6» ... 98 9,% 97%
106 Ms Pac gen 4s... 62% 62 62%
8 Msn Pow 5a A .. 98% 98% JJ i
15 N K T A T 1st 6a.100% 100% 100%
98 V Or T A M 5%s. 99 99% 99
1 N V Cen 6s .106% 106% 106%
46 N T Cen 5s . 100 99% 99 ,
2 N Y Cen 4s 84% 84% 14%
70 NYC* St I, 6%s 94% 94% 94%
3 V Y Ed I 6 % s ....112% 112% 11,%
10 NYNHAH 7s (fr) . 85% 85% 8e%
3 NYNHAH cv 6s *48 76% 76% 76%
5 N Y Rys 4s ctfs 36% 36% 36%
11 N Y Tel ref 8e 41.106% 106% 106%
6 N Y Tel gen 4%s . 96% 96% 96%
5 N Y West A H 4 %s 54% 64% 64%
5 Nor A West con 4s 90% 90% 90%
12 N Amer Edfa a f 6a 97 .968, 96%
16 North Pac re 6a H.I07% 10,% 107%
4 North Pac ne £a D 96% 96% 96,
25 No Pac pr Pen 4a.. 85% 85 85
21 No St Pow 1st 5s A 94 93% 94
41 North Hell T 7s .108% 108% 108%
9 Oreg A Calif 1st 5s 101 101 101
3 Ore-W RRANav 4a 83 82% 82%
31 Pac Gas A El 5a... 94% 94 94%
6 Pac T A T 5a *62.. 93 92% 93
5 Penna R R 6%s .110% 110% 110%
8 Penna R R ge 6a.103% 102% 1:3%
13 Penna R R g 4%s 13% 93% 91%
32 Pere Marq rfg 5a.. 97% 9f 97
5 Phlla Co rfg 6"-102% 102% 102%
13 Phil A R C A I 5a.101% 101% 101%
3 Pierce-Arrow 8a.... 82% 62% 82%
1 P P.vLAP 1st 6, B 94% 44% 94%
3 Pro A Ref 8a w w 110 110 110
22 Pub Serv 5s .....104% 1*4% lfl4%
14 Pueta Aleg Su 7s.106 105% 106%
4 Reading gen 4%a.. 93% 93% 93%
5 Reading gen 4s ... 93% 93% 93%
10 R I A AT, 4 %s. 83 83 83
32 St T, TMAS rf 4» . 92% 92% 92%
14 St LIMAS 4s R-G. 83% 83% 83%
267 Si L A S P p 1 4. A 71% 71% 71%
129 St LAST ad 8». . 80% 79’e 10%
443 St L A S E Inc 6a 71% 70% 716,
2 St L 8 W mn 4a, 851, 85% 85%
3 San Ant Pb Srv 6» 99% 99% 99%
47 Seaboard A T, rn 6a *2% *2% s2%
29 Seaboard A L ad 6a 64% 64 64%
132 Seaboard A I, rf 4a 58 57% 58
34 Sinclair Con 7s. .. 69»; <9% 89%
1 Sinclair Crude 5%s.inn% 100% loo%
8 Sinclair Pipe 5s ... 84% !4% 84%
58 South PaC cv 4s... 97% 97% 97%
6 South Pac rf ll ... M 90 90
4 South Pac coUtr 4s *5 *4% 85
58 South Rv gn 6%a.l06% 106% 106%
13 South Ry gn 6s-101% 102% 102%
27 Sou'b Ry rn 4a .. 74% 74% 74%
42 S W Bell Tel rf 5a 96% 96% 966,
12 S'ard O A El 6%*...103% 1"2% 183%
7 Steel Tube 7a......106 106 106
3 Tenn Elec rf 6a- 95 98 98
27 Third Ave ad 5a.. 46% 46 46%
4 Third Ave rfg 4s.. 55% 55% 55%
5 Toledo Edison 7s..109% 109% 109%
1 T StL A W 4s. . . . 83 63 83
5 U P let 4<. 91% 91% 91%
29 B* P cvt 4s. 99% 99 99%
4 U P rf* 4a . 86 85 % 86
17 United Drug 8s... 11 5% 115% 115%
10 U S Rubber 7%s. .104% 104 104%
26 U S Rubber 5s 84% 84% 84%
92 U S Steel sf 5s_104% 104% 104%
9 Utah PAL 6e 92% 93% 92%
2 Va-Csr Chem 7%«. 2« 78 28
6 Vl-Cal* Chem 7s. .. 59 58% 58%
7 Vlrgln'an Ry 5e. 96 95% 96
14 Wabash let 6s.100% 100% 100%
5 2 Western El 5a . ... 96% 98% 95%
22 Western Md 1st 4a. 63% 63% 63%
7 Western Pac 6s. . 90 89% 90
1 Western Un 6%s .111% 111% 111%
4 Westing El 7s.1068. 108% 108%
6 West Shore 4s - . . 83% 83% 82%
4 Wick-Spencer St 7a 74% 74% 74% |
3 Overiand 1st 6%s 99% 99% 99%
is Wilson Co sf th«.. jij* JJ i
1* Wilson Co 1st 6. »7% »7% t ,
.7 Wilson Co cv 0*. f?S JV> , *
ll Y'oung* H * T *s. . »» »5* 14
Tots 1 bond*, 111,100,006.
| N Y. Curb Bonds |
New York. Oct. 21.—Following 1* tht
official list of transaction* on the
York Curb exchange, giving sll bonus
traded to.
Ilomestlc llnnd.
Sales High lajw Clo*o.
1) Aluminum 7s 'SI...107% l"J'i ’i1-'!'
20 Am 11 * E fls new 05% 95% 9. .
2 Am Pow « Ll 6s... 94% 91% »< *
2 do 6s oil. 94% 94 % 94%
1 Anglo Am oil 7%s.lol7* 101% lot ’*
1 Atl Gulf A IV J ji. v4 % 54% 61%
3 Can Nat Ry eq 7s.lin 110 110
|0 Cu Her 7s -I".... 99% 99% 09%
2 Clt Ser 7s "D".... 97% 97% 9. ,
72 Con Gas Wait 6%S.102% 102% 102 ,
3 Con Gas Halt 6b. .104% 104% 104 'a
3 i on Gun Balt »%s.H 9 109 109
5 Cud Pack 5 % 1... . 96% 96% 96 %
1 Del Edison 6s... 107% 107% 107%
1 Dun Tire & R 7s.. 95% 96% »&"»
20 Fed Sugar 6* *33 - 99% 99% 99 ,
20 Fisher Body 6» '29.102 102 102
X Galr, Robert 7a... 99% 99% 9*x*
6 General Pet 6s.... 100% 100% 700 %
l Grand Trunk 6%a.l»7% 107% H' %
6 Gulf Oil 6*.99% 99 99
33 Inter Match 6%s..l00% 100% 10"%
1 Kennecolt Cop 7s. 106 1"6 106
10 Lehigh 1' Sec Is .101% D*l% 101%
4 Lehigh V R R 6a. 99% 99% 99%
1 L McN * D 7s-100 99% 90%
2 l.-Winchester 7s... 106 106 H".
1 Manitoba 7s .loo loo D>".
20 MiKnojri Pacific 6* 9^% 99%
H Morris A Co 7%*. • 99% 99% 93%
2 Nat'l Leather 8s..l0i% 101 % 101 %
1 N O Pub Ser 5s.. K*>% 86%
9 .Northern Cent 5s.. 102% 102 lf>2 %
9 Nor .St Pow 6*4s.. 9h% 98*4 9b\
59 N 8 Pow evt 6 %■.. 102 % 102*4 102 %
69 Ohio Pow 5b "B"..102% 102% 10-%
J Penn P A L 6*- 93% 9i% 93%
4 Phil El 5%s ’53.. 103 ‘-a 103 % 103%
9 Hhawsheen 7a ....104% 1«>4 104 *
6 South Cal Edl 5* .. 93% 93*4 93'*
& *S O N Y 7a, %6..105% 105 % 105 \
IS S O N Y 7e. '27 .. 105 % 105% in; *.
3 8 O N Y 7*. '28 ..105% 105% 103 k
6 8 O N Y 7b. 29 ..105% 105% 105 *
6 8 O N Y 7h. '30 ..105% 105% 103%
27 S O N Y 7h. 31 ..103% 105% 105%,
7 S O N Y 6*4« _107 107 107
6 Swift A Co. 5s _ 9 4% 9 4*4 94%
7 U K L A P 6%s . . 9*% 9»% 98%
1 U Ry Havana 7% a. 109 109 109
1 Vac cum Ool 7b I0t>% 106S ioo%
Foreign Bond*.
11 In Bk Finland 7s...94% 94 91
3 King Neth 1972 99 98*4 99
h Reu Peru an . 99*4 99 99 %
15 Rub «%s ctf* N C 13% 15*4 1- %
2 Russian 5%s . 14 14 14
Chicago fstockn.
Quotationi furnished by J. F Bach* A
Co.. 224 Omaha National Bank building
Phones Jackson 6187, 5188, 6189;
Bitk Asked
Armour A Co., Ill, pfd. 79% 80%
Armour A Co., Lei., pfd. 86 88 ■*
Albert Pick . 18
Baattick Alemite . 31 32
Carbide ......60
Edison Co....135*4 13-.
Contlnenta! Motors........... 6% J *
Cuds by . €4 65
Daniel Boone . 10% U
Diamond Match.........11»% 1]
Deere, pfd. J6% .6%
Eddy Paper . 1»
Quaker Oat*.290 *93
Reo Motor*. 1? 1* 4
Swift & Co.10J% 106
Swift International..... 29% 30
Thompson . MS *
Wahl . 23% 24
C hicago Butter.
Chicago. Oct. 21.—The butter market
today continued weak add unsettled fol
lowing a decline of half a cent on top
scores and 16 1 %c on the lower grade
There was a limited demand for 90 and
*2 Bcor*?. with the lower grades esp* -
dalle weak and hard to move. The cer
trallied oar market was weak and dull
Eighty-nine score cars were in a slightly
better position and while freely offered
at 3o % c. dealers were able to obtain
slightly more for especially fine cars
Fresh butter: 92 score 36 %c: 91 e or*
35%c; 90 score. 34c: *9 score. 21c: *8
score. 30c; *7 score. 28 %c; 86 score. 2*c.
Centralised csrlota: 9* score, 23c; 89
■core, 30 %c, 8 8 score. 2fc
New York Cotton.
Quotations furn;«he<? by J. F. Bach* A
Co.. 224 Omaha National Bank building.
Phon^a Jackson 5187, 6181. 6189.
Art. Open. I High. > Low 1 Clo*e. 1 Yes
Oc? 23.29 23 60 23 65 '23.76 23-08
Dec. 22.55 2? 94 2ft«* 22.81 22 47
Jan 22 66 23.34 23 00 22 94 22.5*
Mar 23.03 '23 34 23.00 21 25 22.93
May 23 23 '23 56 '23 20 23 4 5 V Ti
Bond Market Average*.
Tues. Men.
10 first grade rail* . 89.30 99.39
10 secondary rail*.......... *8.A8 M ' ►
10 public utilities .,,..91 28 91.33
10 Industrial* .. .94.18 94 93
"'omblned averages .90.91 90.3#
'"mbioed month ago .90.«8
rear ago ..§6 35
Total sales, 912.713.000.
Duluth Flax.
Duluth. Minn . Oct 2! —Flax—C!*s*i
17 44%: November <2 44%; December.
12 40% Mav. <2 45 *4_
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