Nebraska Newspapers

    iarly Break in
Wheat Stopped:
Rally Is Staged
j O
lest Levels Not Maintained,
but Market Finishes in
Higher Ground; Lark
of Public Interest.
By OHARI.ES TJF.YnEV.
Universal Service Staff Correspondent.
Chicago, Oct. 31.—Heavy covering of
hort wheat credited to a prominent
, V ft 11 street operator stopped the early
realc today and led to a substantial
ally. Best levels were not maintained
ut the market finished In higher ground.
•Jew developments were without feature
nd the market plainly showed the lack
f public interest on the swells.
Wheat closed ** to 1c higher; corn *4c
• >wcr to V» c higher; oats unchanged to
si i- lower and rye 1% to lT*c down.
Cash. Interest* were among the best
iyyers of wheat early but on the upturn
t whs norod that hedging sab a were
dep»1 ful. The trade wus pleased bo re
ard the early celling ns representing liq
ildytiott by tired longs. The coming
Terflon seems to have slowc d up rle
oand in nil directions. Relative Weak
ness at Winnipeg and indi ’ationa tiiat
European buying was limit **«1 tempered
vhat bull enthusiasm was evident.
December corn displayed a firmer un
dertone, due to tho strength in the rush
market. The late months were under
considerable pressure, largely profit tak
ing. and the close found tills grain un
even. Husking returns from the country
are running more mixed than recently,
and It is probable that a better crop of
corn will be realized than many in the
trade believe possible.
I Oats swung within a narrow range t»*
lpwer levels. Trade was of moderate
volume. Commission 1 -uses operated on
both sides of the market. The demand
|tor cash oats has been somewhat more
active lately. Country selling is on the
wane and it is likely that the visible
supply Increases will he < ut down.
Rye was heavy. Scattered soiling In
■ the way of liquidation met ;t feeble de
finnnd. Export trade was flat and hence
little stimulus was received from that
l^uartev. German reports were depressing
on rye.
Provisions eased In a light trade. Lard
was unchanged to luo lower. There was
no trade in ribs.
! Pit Notes.
Generally the trade has been in an un
usually unsettled frame of mind for s*v
'oral days. Tho market bus fluctuated
up ?od down with equal rapidit> find
without apparent reason most of the
Slime. The foreign demand is less active,
ill Is true^ but developments In the do*
■rue Stic situation are pointing favorably
Ifor t*e bulls..
[ Tho. primary run of wheat from the
(farms Is expected to fall off hen*,* forth
(while the foreign ta v heat ar«
IJlkely to he resumed almost any day.
■There were private cables received to
Idiy that Fran*-., would have »•• pur rhasc
: 15,000.000 bushels wheat by the first of
Sthe year Reports from Germany were
(ffTaeoncertlng, howe\ it being claimed
(that American grain was salable at »
j, ’sacrifice only, and that atorag** facilities
■•would not rope with the supplies, actun
and prospective.
Caah prices and pr< mlums in n
the domestic markets were easy. Milhi>
In the southwest again coinplninnl * f lie
lack of shipping directions on f.= r al
ready sold. In all thera was litt
In the news tiiat has been circulat'd
■ for the Inst week, and with the market
j flower In that time it is possible that
1 conditions have been discounted fairly
) well.
| Clearances of wheat nnd flour from
‘ North America for the week were fan
* although lower than the previous^ week
j fs Brad street 'a report showed 13.33".,,u
V bushels shipped out against 17.71" 1
1 bushels last week, nnd 13.391,000 bushels
for the same period of 19.' !. Shu*- July
1 plearancea have totaled li57,'i 17.000
bushels, against 12*.720.000 bush'd* last
I i year. Shipments of wheat from tho
Argentine this week showed a fair in
■ ^ crease but Black Sea clearance* these
days are very modest, as well as sh p
f ments from Australia. North Amer.«a
( without doubt will have to supply Ini
| porting countries with the great Lula
'■ \ of their needs this season.
CHICAGO PRICES.
By Updike Grain company, ATianttc 6512.
Art. I open."| High, i Low. ! Close, i Vt-s
I ve'r' I 1.41 1 1.424,* 1.40**.! 141 %' 1.41*1
I 1.10*,|. 141% 1-414.
May i 1-411*. J 1.4* U- 1-4 1 . 14. - 1.1;%
j l 4 o 12, |. . 1.4. '-a ' 14.%
i July I 1.-H l.S3<* : 1 1- '■-'a > "‘‘a
' f I 1.31 VI].!.,.i.
Itv* * I
file'. 1.20’2* 1.2:0 1.20.%' 1.21'.I 1.23
] l 20V,'. I. .
I May I 1.24 1.25' i 1.23's 1.24 1 l.MVi
| 1 1.23 >4!. ..I 1 -r''»
I July I.j. ,.|.■. ,-1- ’
ll.k," i 1.041. 1.004. I.031, 1 or,.; 1.0611
J May 1
1 July I 1 09 'Ml', l.oa'.i 1 1 '■ '* in
I I i.08'/41. .; 1.19**.
1 n»** | 49 .49 V,! .49 ! .49*4! .49*4
I May ! .54 I 51:. .5-1% .54*.il .54'*
■ .54.
I July I .52 .32..'i2V»! .52 Vt -62'j
I .52% .I.1 ....... i.
■ tier. 14 20 1 4 20 1 1 1 2 • 1.17 14 27
1 May 13..0 1J i.J 1 3 .5 60 13,57
I 0.1. 12.25 12 7,0 12.24_i-'.r,0 12.39
Chicago Spot Market.
Chicago, CJct. 31.—Butter—Receipts, 6,
I 970 mbs; last • <. i ' 1
I new cars; cg'ra*, standards, 3.< ,
I extra first a, 56 4 fa 37, . firsts. 324 <9 34c ;
■'RH-sr (»re, 34 4c; 88 scut e. 21 4c; n« ' onils,
I»eUfa 4 e.
Kggs- -Receipts, 5.729 eases; last year.
■ 5,4'iu esse*; 16 old cars. 12 new cats;
II Crs's. 4.: fit r.Oe; dirts. 54 fa 36c; ■ he-Us.
<1 fy 34m ■; refrigerator extras, 39 4c, r* ft «ger
I a lor firsts. 38 fa 38 4 c.
I New Y<»r!« Metals.
New York, Oft. 31. - Copper—Market
I steady; eleetrnlytie. spot and nearby,
l li 4 ; futures, t 3 4 fa 1. ■
;r Tin—Market firm; spot and futures.
B3.37c.
Iron—Market steady and urn banged
Lead — Market steady; spot. 8.65 fa it.OOo.
Zinc—Market steady; Fast St. Louis,
gpoi and futures. 6 ofafif>2c.
Antimony—Spot, 11.75c.
New York Produce.
New York. tut. 31.—Butter— Steady, re
ceipts. 8 207 tubs.
Eggs—--Steady, receipts, 12.722 esse*
Cheese—Irregular. 134.503 pounds. State
| whole milk, fiats, fresh, fancy to fancy
I specials. 19 4 fa 204c.
j New York Rubber.
's New York. Oct. 31. Rubber—Smoked
I I ribbed sheets, spot. 33Tie.
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i Out of the Records
Births and Deaths.
Births.
I Henry and Emma Fules, 3806 Camden
avenue, boy.
Walter and Mary Roessig. 4260 Doug
• las street, buy
Oscar and Helen Johnson, hospital, boy.
Arthur and Agnes Htickney, hospital.
Pels and Amelia Vlslsovls, 2717 R
street, hoy.
Jos and Y'lasta Klimss, 6303 ft street.
! [ $Jd snd Agnes Sllzeskl, 2107 Y'lnton
! I ^Harry'.nd Lllllnn M<K*on», 4912 Sou'h
i I: Tw.nly-u.cond mrw. boy
K.nn.th »nd Mabl. Mnnalinn, ho«plt«l,
^C'hurl*.. in4 Snphli T--II, ho.plt.l, Klrl.
Sum and Libby IV.iiii.tii. hn.iilial, l.ny
Raymond and Cl.la Witin. hoarlUI. hoy.
Chauncy and Helen Abbott, hospital,
girl.
Beat ha.
Marls Bllllngton. 40 years, hospital.
KMrs Martha Miller. 58 years, h ipRal
Anton F. Kris, 67 years, hospital.
Jeremiah Morrissey. 64 yens, 484 ,
Eisklne street.
Al Hall. 4" years, 2.11 Luke street.
August V. Rogert, 61 years, hospital
Bernard T. Cogan. 52 years, 410J I'
flt regl. ______
Building I*«*riuits.
H. B. Payne. 218 South Nineteenth
Itroet, alterations to brick off e $ 1.ooo
R. Orecout, 6064 Mllilmy nventje, brt« U
Store. $4,60f»
Harry Monos. 428 Uiover stiect. frame
dwelling. $4,850.
L Fled Mark!*. 6310 South Thirty-eighth
't street, frams dwelling. It.ooo.
H E Petersen, 3922 R street, ftnmf
dwelling, $4,000.
Jesse Pilling*. 6616 Toppleton avenue
frame dwelling. $4,000. _
In Divorce Court.
> Divorce Petitions.
|: Mary Boussll against YVIIDatn Bousuli,
Bensupport.
Lee Clark against. Barry Clark, de
I iertlon. , „ . . .
Trtve Hawkins against Archie Haw
kins, nonsupport.
H Vivian Coulter e gainst Elmo Coulter
- Brusltjr. _
Dlvorre Decrees.
r •Iddys Eey from Fred Fav, doserlion.
Anna Pool from Alvin Pool, cruelty.
Florence Anderson from Andiew An
L. dersnn, eruelty. .
3 Belle Bradley from John A. Bradley
I smeiut.
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Omaha Grain
y --—*
Omaha, Oct. SI.
Cash wheat sold on the tables today at
unchanged prices to V*c lower. There was
no noticeable Improvement in the demand
and supplies were more than sufficient to
supply the demand. Receipts were Hit
cars. , . ,
Corn was In only moderate demand ai
un hanged prices. Receipts were 14 cars.
Oats sold from V4^V*o lower. Receipts,
40 cars. , .
R> e and barley was quoted at about
unchanged prices.
Omulm Carlo! Hales.
WHEAT.
No. 1 dark hard: 1 car. $1.34.
No. 2 dark hard: 1 car, $1.34; 1 car,
$1.30; 1 car. $1.30.
No. 1 hard; 3 cars, $1.30; 4 cars.
$1.29%; 1 tar, $1.28 Vi.
No. 2 hard: 1 car. $129%; 12 cars.
$1.20; 3 cars, 11.28V*. 1 <-ar. $1.28.
No. 3 hard: 1 car, $1.30: 5 car*. Il.^fc1*.
2 cars, $1,28; 1 >nr, $1.29; 1 car, $1.23;
1 car, $126. 1 car 1.27V*; 1 car, $1.27;
2 cars, $1.26; 2 cars, $1.25Vi
No. 4 hard: 2 cars. $1.2»; 1 car, $1.29;
1 car, $1.28Vi; 3-5 car, $1.25; 1 car, $1.24;
1 car. $1.26. .
Sample hard: 1 car, $1.15; 1-3 car.
No. 3 spring: 1 car, $1 37; 1 car, $1.32.
No. 5 spring: 1 car, $1.20.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car, $1.26; 2 cars,
$1.28; 1 car. $1.2 7.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, $1 30.
No. 3 mixed: 2-5 rat $1.35,
COHN.
No. 3 white: 1 car. $1 00.
No. 2 yellow: 1 car, $l.t)2.
No. 3 yellow: 1 cur. $l."l; 2 cars, $1.00.
No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 99c.
No. 2 mixed: B. 11.. 97c.
OATS.
No. 2 white: 1 car, 46Vic; 1 car. 46c;
3 cars, 46 V*c.
No. 3 white: \ car, 45c; 2 cars, 46c;
8 • ars. 45 Vic. .
No. 4 white: 1 car, 4GVic; 1 car, 44Vic;
3 cars, 45c.
{Special white: 1 car, 43Vic; 1 car. 43c.
RYE.
No. 1: 3 cars. $1 10.
No. 2 rye: 5 < urs. $1 10; 1 car, $1.09 V*.
No. 3: 2-3 car. $1.09.
baulky.
No. 2: 2 cars, XOc.
No. 4 3 cars. 76c.
Special: 1 car. 73c.
Bully Inspection of Grain Received.
WHEAT.
Hard' 9 cars. No. 1 22 cars. No. 2; 13
cats. No. 3; 4 cars. No. 4; 3 cars, No. 5;
1 cars, sample.
Mixed: f> cars, No. 1; 1 car, No. 2; 4
cars No. 3. , ,
Spring: 3 cars. No. 1; 1 car. No. 3; l
car. No, 6.
Durum- 2 cars, No. 2; 1 cor, No, 3
Total: 71 cars.
CORN.
Yellow-: 4 cars. No. 2: 2 cars, No. 3;
2 cars. No. 4; 1 car. No. 6.
White; 3 cars. No. 3; 2 cars, No. 4.
1 car. No. fi.
Mlxb-I. 2 cars. No. 2; 2 cars, No. 3.
Total: 19 cars.
OATS.
White: 2 tars. No. 2: 20 cars, No. 3;
8 .'iirs, No. 4; l car, sample.
Total: 31 cars.
RYE
Two cars, No. 1; 6 cars. No. 2; 1 car.
No. 3.
Total: 9 cars.
BARLEY.
One car. No. 1 car, No. 3; 2 cars.
No 4; 1 car. sample. —•
Total: 5 cars.
Pill MARY RECEIPTS AM) SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.)
Receipts— Today Wk. Ace. Yr. Aun
I Wh'-at • 2 4-R'ooo 3,<IKO.(|0O 1,404.000
furn . . . onow 647,000 6*3,000
Oats . 647,000 1,247,000 706,000
Shipments-— _„ AiV
Wheat .1,523,000 3.039.000 573,000
Corn . 647.000 435,000 364.O0U
Oats ..1.247.000 562.000 63U.Q00
i'.xi’DKT CLEARANCES.
Bushels— Today Y'r. Ago
Wheat and flour . 347.OnO 916.000
oats . 20.000 60.000
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots.)
Week Year
Receipts— Today. Ago. Ago.
Whtat . 99 128 64
Corn . 14 35
Oats . 40 23 23
Rye .1. 8 lo
Barley . 7 11 4
Shinments—
Wheat .73 150
i’orn . 19 20
Oats . 31 13
Rye . 1 1 2
Barley . 4 5
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week T**ar
Carlots - Today. Ago. A*-.”
Wheat .....87 130 24
Corn .144 13(5 197
Oats . 130 H»2 101
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Meek Year
Carlots— Today. Ago. Ago
Wheat .223 334 200
* orn . 4 1.3 11
(iata . 10 15 30
fc-T. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlots— Today. Ago. Ago
Wheat .131 102 73
Corn ............... 17 45 65
( i 11 «j . 64 49 16
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Carlots— Today. Ago. Ago.
• Minneapolis .278 403 626
Duluth .758 679
Winnipeg .1.S39 1,117 1,646
Minneapolis UnGi Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn. Oct. 31.— Wheat—
Cash, No. 1 northern. $ 1.36 14 <0 1.38 Vi : No.
1 dark northern spring, choice to fancy,
J1 17(01.4 •* l-i : good to choice. $1 4 4 % t#
1.4 6 VI; " din ary to good $1.38 *4(01 41’*;
No l hard spring $i 19 Vi #1.J$V4 ♦ No, l
■ 1 - * ‘ hat'd Montana on 'raft, $1 <b
1 r j 1. to arrive. $1.23 ', -0 1.62‘i ; Decem
ber #1.3* % ; May. $1 43V*.
Corn--No. 3 \e1l0W. $1 *16*4.
Oat**—No. 3 white. 41% ©41 He.
Barley— 66 #80c.
Rve—No. 2. ll.fHU #1 11.
Flax—No. 1. $2.44-02 4*
Chicago Gash Groin.
Chicago, cut. 31 —Wheat—No. 2 red.
$'. ?V : N ' : hard. $1.39 % ff 1.40%
—No 2 mixed. $1.04 % 0 1.05% ; No.
2 vc!lo\v. % ff> 1 ft6 *%.
Out* -No. 2 white. 4*%049%c; No. 3
v 4 4 % f, 4f, if. c.
jjve—No. 2. $118%.
Barley — 7SG81C.
-T tothj . $1 8506.EO; clover.
I S ' ' on <;> 39 on.
C o . ..■* Lard, $15.50; rib*. $12 37 :
bellies, $14.25.
Kciihhn ( itv < usli 4.min.
Kansas Citv Mr,, a t :i —Wheat—No.
? h»"*d. $1.2001 43; No 2 yellow, $1.45
iff-1 to. December, $1 32% bid; May.
Corn-—No. 3 white, Otic; No 2 yellow.
$1,0’; No 3 yellow, $1.01; No. 2 mixed.
97c No 2 mixed, OCr; 1 cemher, 9*%c
split hid: May. $1.02% apllt asked; July.
$1 03% asked.
Ha v— I’nchangsd to r,0e lower; choice
alfalfa, $21.000 21 SO; other* unchanged.
St. I .mils Crain Future*.
?t Louis. Mo Or' 31 Close; Wheat—
Dp- mher. $1.39%; Mr. v $147%.
t *orn - December, ?i "4% May $1 09%
Oats—December. 4*%c; May, 63%.
Minneapolis Hour.
Mlnnea pol s Minn.. Oct. 31.—Flour—
Unchanged.
Bran—$25.00025 50.
»w York Coffee Future*.
New York. Mot. 31* Mollies followed
yesterday'* decline* In the market for
< ■ ffe« futures oday. Offering* were com*
I Hra 11vely light after the reaction ><f
about 55 to 85 points from the high price*
of last Tuesday and the market whs
cn*ily Influent t*d by a little covering or
D ’ • busing The opening was 3 to 17
points higher. March *ol«1 tin to 20c,
with the general list rioting at net ad
winces of 13 to 30 point* Pales were
estimate-! at 4 000 ba. Closing n iota
• ions: December. 2h.47< ■; March. 1 9 95c;
May. 19.60c; July, 19.00c; September,
IH.38e.
New York Dry Goode.
New Y<irk. oct. 31-—Cotton goods held
/<'<•;.dy throughout, the day with the d«
t viand light. Mills declined to *ell at
■ on . •lions. Yarna showed little change
and traders look for >n Improvement nf
ter election. Raw wool markets were
• •ib > I in sf xv< - *f*d drea* fabrics con
tlntied to sell free!) Sllka In georgette
end novelty weave* were In demand for
'he anting. Light weight burlap* were
higher.
Clilr-ngo rotatoe*.
Chicago. Oct. .11.—Potatoes Trading
flow, market dull; receipts, 1 16 cats;
total Vnlted Htstes. 1,286 car*; Minneso
ta and North Dakota sacked Red River
Ohio*, 9 Or <n % | (Ml; Moll Ml Dakota round
whites, xOUHHh-. bulk, 7»fF.7n; Minnesota
f eked rotind whiter.. 7A» • r>«•; bulk, 6"0
73c; Ml- hlgan hih k-d round whites. 9<tc;
WlNconslns sacked round whites, 7f>0 8In
fancy shade higher; d i.-aycd, 60070c.
Host on IVool.
Boston. Oct '1 The wool market
seem* to be moving (thing on a fvlrly
f« t Iafactory has!*, considering the aonte
sshnt unsettled situation In general Al
though trading continues to b* spotty, a
conablernlde volume of wool ha* moved
to »ho mills In the last few dav*. One
half blood II tie* ire nhowInK the moat
dvnvtnd font i acting In tiie western
range at a tan joint* to he Increasing.
Pt. dnaepli Livestock.
*4t. Joseph, Mo. Oct 31. Hog*- Re
cflpt*. 7,00o head; 10025c lower; top.
W 1 o bill v. $ ^ 1 5 <r 9 no.
t'nltlc Receipt* ♦ head; ('uidv to
weak, hulk of sfeers $'>.26010 50. rngp
and he| f*rs. $3 250 10 00, calvee $4 000
10 00; Miocker* nnd feeders. $ 4 2507.60.
Shenj. Receipts. 2,600 head; steady,
lambs. $18.50013.76; ewe*. $r. 6006.75.
London Sliver.
London. Oct. 31 Bor silver, 84 %d per
enure; tnon*y, 1% per cent; discount
rates. short hills, 3 % 0.7 % per c*nt;
1 month bills, 3 11 16 0 3% per cent.
New York Cotton.
New York, Ocf, 31.—The general rot
ton market closed steady at n*l declines
j uf 44 lu 63 point*
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Omaha Livestock
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Oct 31.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday ...23,627 7.936 6.OSS
Official Tuesday . .13.209 6.349 13.024
Official Wednesday. 8,249 6,692 8,831
Official Thursday... 3,532 6,765 2,762
Estimate Friday ....1,700 6,000 6.6UU
Five dye this week. .50,315 32,7 32 37,206
^anie dys last wk...60,013 32,434 37,217
Same dys 2 wks Hgo.5S.U37 27,628 68,944
I Same dys 3 wks ago.62.620 23,05 4 79.017
Same dys year ago .41,639 40,350 48,709
Cattle—Receipts, 1,700 head. Quality
of l*‘d cattle offering* today was mostly
poor ami while a few good lots sold
steady, short fed ami warmed-up kinds
were dull and weak. Choice yearlings
brought *12 15. outlet for she stock was
rathe* dull and the market ruled Partly
steady. Stocker and feeder demand was
also slack and the few cattle here proved
haul to move.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
yearlings, *1l.4u© 12.26 ; good to chocie
yearlings $1" 60© 11.35; fair to good y tar
lings, $9.50 010.50; common to fair year
lings, $5.09©9.25; trashy warmed-up year
lings. $6.00 ©' 7.50; cnmce to prime heavy
beeves. $9.7'© 70.75 , good lu choice heavy
beeves, *9.00f;9.75; fair to good beeves,
$8.2509.00, o minion to fair b . ves, $7.00
©8.0u; good to prime fed heifers, 00
©10.50; plain to good fed heifers, $5.50
© 8.00, common to good fed « ows.
cows. $3.60© 5.00, good to choice grass
beeves, $7.UO0S.OQ. fair to good grass
beeves, $6.0006.85; common to fair
grass beeves, $6.00 05.75; Mexican steers,
$3 5004.75; choice to prune grass heifers.
$5.7606.50; good to thoue grass heifers
$5.0005.75; fair to good grass heifers,
$4.0005.00; choice to prime grass cows,
*4.5005.25; good to choice grass cows.
*4.0004.50; fair to good grans cows. $2.40
©4.00; oanners and cutters *2.3503.25;
choice to pi inn feeders $7.5(10 v 25 : good
feeders, $6.6007.50, fair to good feeders
$5.7606.40; common to fair feeders, $4 00
© 5.50; good t » * hoice Stockers. $6,50 0
7.50; fair to good Stockers, $5.6006.50;
common to fair stockers, *4 5005.60;
trashy stockers. $3.000 4.50; stock heifers,
$3.60 04.75. stock cows. $2.5003.40, stock
calves. $4.5007.25; veal calves, $3,000
10.00; bologna bulls. $2.90© 2.40.
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I»r.
>2.1066 $ fi 75 26. 834 * 7 25
16.1 123 7 50 20.11 83 9 09
-3. 1 020 1 1 25 4 1 . 994 12 15
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
15. 722 6 00 8. 781 6 75
22. 630 8 00 12. 785 9 50
rows.
2.1010 3 25 2.1150 3 75
*.14 20 4 00 1 9. 93 3 4 65
6 .1132 5 10 3.1250 5 25
FAT HEIFERS.
7 . 941 4 25 6. 736 6 75
BULLS.
1. 6 30 3 75 1 710 4 25
1.1050 8 00
V ALVES.
1 . 290 4 50 5. 470 5 00
2 . 185 7 00 1 230 7 50
1. 130 8 00 1. 160 9 00
3 . 183 » 60 2. 145 10 00
3. 133 10 00
Hogs—Receipts. 5,000 head. Hog prices
suffered further losses this morning
ovvmg to liberal supplies elsewhere. Ship
pers took on a few of (he choice butch
ers early at 15025c lower levels, while
the packer market was slow at uneven
declines. Bulk of all salej was at *7 90
©3.60 with top $8.25.
HOGS.
.No. Av. Sh. I’r No. Av. Sh. I I
*5.. 19 3 200 7 60 68..169 ... 7 80
.337 190 37. .191 ... 7 50
. 207 40 8 00 4 8. . 168 .
56.. 302 560 M10 83.213 110 ....
46.. 326 230 8 15 37..260 40 ....
39---3« . 76.. 235 *60 8 20
41 • . 190 . 67. .27 4 110 6 25
52.. 327 40 .... 47.346 40 ....
• • -'24 8 35 63. .21 2 ... 845
«.9. .249 230 X 50 F,1 . .333 .
56. .3 ;4 120 8 CO 37. .228 8 65
80.. 21- ... 8 70 62..289 120 8 75
41.2.8 ... 8 US 84..238 .
Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. 6.500 head
A fair demand vva*» apparent for fat
lambs and these class. • ruled largely
steady with Thursday, while feeders also
held about steady and aged sheep firm.
Quotations on sheep and lambs* Lambs
good to choice. *13.00013.60; lambs, fair
*7 *.} *11.750 13 00; feeding lambs.
ft*.00013.40, wethers. *5.0007.50;
clipped lambs. fed. $11.25 011.40* year
!!n*. ranKe* $7.00 010.00; fat eyea! ’$4.75
©i. .o breeding ewes, yearling excluded,
$6 0008.00; feeding ewes, $4.760 6.00,
Receipts and disposition of livestock at
I nmn stockyards. Omaha, for 24 hours
ending at 3 p. in. October 31:
R EC El PTS—C A R 3.
Horses,
_ Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Mules.
C, M. ft St. P. 1 2
Missouri Pacific .... 2 1 \ ’i
Union Pacific . 17 18 17
C. ft N. \V , east. ... 9 4 **
U. ft N. \V., west... fi 27 2
a, at. p.. m. ft a... 1 7 2 *'
<\, B. ft Q., east.... 3 1
C., B. ft Q west... 9 6 2 '
t ., R. I. ft P,, east.. 1 2
C.. R. I. ft P., west. .. 1 *i
Illinois Centra! . . 3 1
Chicago Great West. 6 .. \
Total receipts. . 57 61 "9 1
DISPtJSITION—H EA It.
. . _ Catll#. Hog* Sheen.
Armour ft Co. 334 Its 750
, !Jdahv' I hi king Co... 414 1 22M 4,1
D'dd racking Co. 1 926
,Pa:k‘n* Co ••• 157 <:b ’»«
<i , ■ 7 «»s 1.113 l.or,9
jMid'vest Packing • o... ;t
•min hi Packing Co... jt
Kenneth ft Murray. . °9
Murphy. 1. \v. . ! t0$
Lincoln Packing Co... It
Bulla. J. If.. J* .
Jfuntalnger ft Oliver.. 14
Inghram. T. J. 17 '** ****
Kellogg, F G..’] ] 10 .
Krebbs ft Co. 9
Longman Bros.. j ,11 .
Mo.-Kan. C, ft r Co 13 .
Root. J, B. ft Co. ... ! 35 .
?.app*Lnt * FJnriegan.i. 21 **!'
U-rtheimer ft 44 _ _
other buyers . 449
Total .. 2.362 4.8O* |,6C4
, » ""nr" l.lvrutwlr.
Oc«. 1 U'mtM #t«1.« r>,.
I® *,'"nt of Am icullurp i — i -aui,. )(<■
. , J' ' bc«'l. steer market practlc
, i* *,ni,IU»II,.V K**ner*iTv wry
1“ "-1J without 1,1,1.
*'*v Kr'"* /«* »'mk not moving:
;! Viv K “"‘I vonnoro unit cuttor.
{‘‘I'V. "inadv: bulla Mt.dy u,
, V, ’ veal ralvis around li, Iowa,
null, lo Mil;,,,, H.tOOlS.OO; ttw to ouV
n I'-r*. I 1 ", Jill 10.50; a'o. kera and f-»drr«.
, ' unevenly lm,r; on. load
or f;„»n>- fapdnrs f r elwirl in, »x,o
ll„k«—to.oiin head; unav.li,
• '-lav to a...c lower; mostly in to 16c off
m**. ium and heavyweight show maximum
not Rue; umlci \v» ;ght unrhnnged; demand
narrow; top. $9.NO, bulk better 2 40 to 3*•*..
t"1 n.j butchers, $9 26M$.7t); 170 to 22ft
poitn l avenges, largely $3 0009 1ft; bulk
ly* *•> 1 0-pound weight. 10.6007 25;
strong weight slaughter pm* mostly 96 on n
parking sows largely $s 254/8 60. av
erage cost of packer and shipper drove
-"*• hogs hero Thursday, $8.68, " eight 227
pound'* heavyweight hog*.' *9 2609 80
ined.um |s.7009.60; light. 97.H09.2O’.
I g.it light. SO not/n oo. parking hog*.
smoMth 98.30®8.05; packing hogs, rough.
M "" o'S.3". slaughter pigs |, 60
Hh-ep and Ramha—Receipts D.oqo head
nil (lasses generally steady, sorting light;
bulk desirable native lambs. *13 5o®
! : ' >: top to outsiders. *13 76; culls mostly
S1 o. SO; come-back westerns. 913 260 1 3.6a;
f;,‘ awes. $6.001/6 75; cotne back as feed
• rs. $13 7 7, short mouth native breeding
ewes. $6 50.
Kansas city livestock.
Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 31 —(United
Department of Agriculture)—Cat
Me Receipts 1,600; calve* receipts 300
head; no fed steers offered; few loads
grnssera to killers. 94.7606.60 eteady. she
■•fock scarce, steady; butcher cows end
l -.fers. $;:iuJ06.76. canners and cutters,
I’ >n®3 fto; veals and bulls eteaJy; prac
ti il veal top, flu 00; medium and heavy
• i v**h. $3 5007 00; western bulla. $2 75
' . native bologna*. $3.. ®4.00; stock
era and feeders, steady.
Ifogf*—Receipts. 8.000 bend; market
uneven; shipper market mostly 10016c
lower; top, $9 25; packer mmUet opened
' 1 'ii ' 6c lower; dosed active, fullv steady
Packer top. $9 in bulk of sales $h r.5
(9.10; bulk desirable 2no to 300-pound
butchers. $8 7609 10. packing sows, $7.75
''I * $5; stock pigs Steady. $6.0006 50
She.,, Receipts. 1.000 head; market,
odd lot* nitlve und fed lambs a'e«dv at
$ 113.00'/, 1 ;i 7f.; clippers lO01fto higher at
9 I 1 8 ft,
F/»»st Nt. F.oiils l.lvcntock
Knit Ml Routs, I'd. 31 lings- Re
celpt», 13.000; J ft to 25c lower then
1 hursdav a brat time; closed mostly 2ftc
lower; top. $9.66; bulk sales. $m.'.oq9 26;
•* bout 19o pound i snd up. $8.8609.36;
17 ll to |9tl pounds, $8.5V'V| MU', ; 1 4 0 to
I'd! pounds, 97.004/ h 2ft. pigs, nil weights,
10 6f> it 7.00 pinking now*, In.2608.40
(kittle Re t ,11s, l.oou; l*eef steers, can
nsra and bologna bulls, steady, few loads
"R er* $5 7.’ o 7 56; ennners. largely *2 40
02 60. i»i"Ht bologna bulls, $3 6004 00;
"ivv«, fairly steady; bulk *3 7604.50;
grass heifers, 26c lower; light veslere,
*9 r <*
h»ep end I,nubs Receipt*. 600;
steady; one load f.it Inmbs. *13 00; few
hunch* s medium to good (jusltty. $12,000
12 f,u. * oil - largely $9 00; h loud of good
light v right ewes to killers, *0.00
KsiImih tyd receipts for Hstnrday: ('sttls,
100, hogs, 4.600; sheep. 300.
8lnm City 1.Destock.
Mlotjx <*lt V. Is Oct 31 Rattle- Tte
ceirds. 1.000 head; market slow killers
»tc»4v sfockers «nk, fat \ ear Huge.
|H f •! r/ 1 2.35; bulk. J10 00011.00; fat cows
and heifer* $!. F»0®11 26; canners snd
flitters, $.' 2601.00' kiss* cows and hetf
* |4 00011.64 bolts.
*2. v 5'c 4.2ft , feeders, $ft.0n®7 00; stnctier*,
1 4 0 0 0 8 o; stock vsarllngs and cslvss,
14.0000 f.0; feeding cows and heifers,
*3 00 04 50.
Ifngs- Receipt* 8 000 fiend: market 100
2' lower, top, $4 85. hoik of *nles. 37 ?R
0 8 lights. $7 on®« on. butchers. *4 60
08 85. mixed. $7.7608 ftO. heavy peek
*>n. $7 7608 26; «tss«. $6 2606.76; native
pigs. $6.6006.50; western pigs, $6 r.O®
7.00
M heap Receipt*, 1.800 head: market
steady; Inmbs. $1136; ewes. $6 75.
Mew York 8|ln>r,
Mew Turk Oct 81 Mar Silver 69**c
Mexican Dol^rji—53 14a
I
Strength Gained
by Stock Market
as Election Nears
Suggestion of Celebration as
Ameriean Can Breaks Loose
anti Others Follow It
Up Easily.
Itr KI< IIA HI) Si'll.I.ANK.
t iiitrrHttl Service Financial ^klitor.
New York, Oct. 31.—There has been
worn*: querulous complaint that If Presi
dent Coolidge wan ho certain of re-elec
tion as the reports make It appear, It
was more than strange that the stock
marker did not diacount It.
The big, strong market today had some
thing of a suggestion of a celebration,
but only a suggestion. Tho opening was
quiet and irregular and much like those
common of late. A little later, however,
American Can broke loose ami when It
started up the others followed easily.
One of the houses reput'd to sot for
U. H Steel is understood to have been a
persistent buyer of the shares of that
corporation this week and to have
bought largely tills morning. Henri. Hoe
buck hadn't exhausted Us bullish energy.
With General Electric. Baldwin and some
others it soon followed Can. Thet**after
th<- whole list joined the procession
Nearly everything In tho why of mar
ket news ws favorable. Scrap steel
prices were higher. To many persons the
price of scrap is one of the best barome
ters of the steel business. Crude rubber
prices were up. Copper demand was in
creased atul prices rising again. Oil news
was favorable. To top it all 1 he de
cisive victory of the conservative party
In Great Britain was most reassuring to
the conservative element In America.
Heavy selling of Mexican Seaboard on
reports of salt water In some of its best
wells in the Calalilao territory, had little
effect.
Even the sugars which have been no
toriously hard to bull, made good Ad
vances
On the curb It was the same story.
Prairie Oil Sc Gas. which slumped heavily
Thursday, came back with a rise of C*2
points Cities Service was up 10, and
American Gas & Electric. 6 V*.
Transactions aggregated 1,068.300
sha res.
Hails advanced on an average 1-5 of a
point.
Industrials advanced on an average
1 l points.
Fc^lgn exchange firm and slightly
higher.
Cotton wm dull snd draggy most of
the day snd wan down 43 to 63 points
st the close.
f--—“ '
| New York Quotations
New York Stock Exchange quotations
furnished l>y 1 H. Bachc A Co., 224
Omaha National Bank building;
* Thura.
High. Low. Close Close.
Agrl Chemical. 11*11% 11* 11%
Aiax Rubber . 9%
Allied Chemical .74 7 7, % 74% 7 3
Allls-Chalntgre ..69% 68% 59% 6 8%
Am Beet Sugar .... .. 56%
Am Brake Shoe ... 82% 82%
Am Caii .135% 131* 136% 133
Am • ar Fdry . .H6% 1C4% 166% 164
Am Hide & l.cath . . .. . . 11
Am Hide k L pfd. 65% 64% 65 64%
Am Int Cort.30% 29% 10 29%
Am l inseed Oil. 18% 18%
Am Loco . 79% 79% 79% 79%
Am Radiator ....119% 118% 119% 118
Am Ship A Com.. .. .. 10%
Am Sin ing .... 80% 79% 80% 80
Am Nt»%l t pfd. 106 106
Am Steel Fndra .. 37% 37 37 37
Am Sugar . 38% 36% 38% 36%
Am Sumatra .... 7% 7% 7% 7%
Am T A T .127% 127% 127% 127%
Am Tobacco .166% 166% 166% 168%
Am W W A El . .110% 110 110 ill
Am Woolen . 65% • *% 65% 64%
Antcor.la .37 36% 36% 26%
Assn Dry Goods .12'% 123 128% 1*2%
Asso Oil . .10% 3o% 30% 30%
A!' hlson .107% 106% 1**6% 109
At Coast Lire ...13 % i3f. 177% 125
At G A W I .... 16% 15% 15% 15%
At Ref Co . 90 89 % 89% t*> *
A us: In - Nichols ... 24 21% 24 23 %
Baldwin .121* 11 *s % 121* 119%
Halt a O . 61% 61% 81% €1
B.irnsdall A . 18% 18%
Beth Steel . 41% 4'*% 4 % 40%
Bos h Mag . 27 26% 26% 26%
Brook-Man Ry .. 28% 27% 28 27%
Brook Man pfd . 69* 69%
Brook-Edi Co.118% ID* 11* % 1 l *9
Calif Bark . 92 91 % 91 4 92
Calif Ret .22% 21% 22 21 %
Cal A Arlz Af .. . . . . ... 51 %
Canadian Pao ...160 149% 150 149 %
Cent Leather - 15 14% 14* 15
Cent Leath pfd. 45%
C«rro de Pasco... 46% 46 46 * 46
• 'handler Motors 82% 31% 32% 32
Chea AO . 83% 82% 31% 23%
Ch! Gt W com.. 7
•hi Gt W t-fd... 11% 21% 22% Sl%
• hi A N W . 62 60% 62 60%
C M <5- St P ... 12% 12* 12% 12',
c M A St P nfd. . . 22 2 1 % 21 % 21%
C H 1 A V . 34% 34 7 4 8 4 %
C St 1* M A O Ry. 4 6 4 5%
chile Cop . 32* 31% 12 32
chlno . 21% 21* 21% ?\
*'luett-Peabody . t.7
< ’luett f* abody pfd . .. ... . ... 101%
Coca-Cola . 77 76 % 77 76 *
Colo Fuel A I... 41% 39* 41% 89*
Columbian Car ... 43 42 * 43 42 *
Colum Gaa .... 41% 41* 49% 44
<’.ngoieum . 42% 40% 42 42
Cone Cigars. 19%
Cora Gaa . 72% 71% 72% 71 |
<*ont Can . 68% E7% 68% 67% !
Cont Motors . 6* 6% 6* 6%
i on Prod . 37 * 17 87 * 96 %
Coa.len . 27 26% 27 26 *
Ci.ji.bJe ........ 68 65 * 67 % 56
Cuba Cgg# S . 12% 11% 12 11%
Cuba Cane S pfd. 68% 5 • % 68% 66’%
Cuba-Am Sugar .29* 29 2*%i
C j y a t; i e Fruit ... 6 n % 4 < % 4 * % 49%
Imi. *•1 Boone .. .4* 7* 8* 1%
Davidson Chem . . 4*% 46 % 4 * 47
i • ! A Hud.124% 12 4% 124% 124
i i.tnt Nemours ..128% 12 * l-‘4 1-7
I • ,nt. Kodak .11 % 110* 110% 110%
Erie.2 8 27% 24 27 %
i leo St r Bat . 67 67 *
Famous Pa yen .84 12% *4 8'j%
Fifth Ave Bus .... 11% 11*
EDI. Rubber 9% 9% 9% 9%
Fleiechman's Yeaat .. 78 77 *
Gen Asphalt. 41* 41%.
Gen Kl* no . 26 5 % 2 ''% 2 4* 2 49%
'Jen Motors . fcn% 55% 6b* 6'.*
G id T *uat .. . . . . 38 *
«1.....1rdch . 30* 30% 8n* 36%
•Jrt N rth Ora . . 8'*% 29% *"% 2*%
• Jrt North Ry pfd. 62% 61* 41* «1%
Gulf States Steel. 70% «9* 70 * 66%
Hartmann Trunk . 14% 14 34 % 34
II a yea Wheel _ 34 * 24 84 * 33%
Hudson Motors . 27% 27 17% 27
llomnstak- Mining . .. 44%
Houston Oil . 70% 74 70 70
Gum* Motors .... .. ., 13* 13%
HI • er.tral .101% 108% 108% 18
ill Central pfd. 109 J0»%
1 nsplra t lun . 24% 24
Int Eng Com Corp 81 31% 82 *1
Inter Harvester .. 96 94% 94% 94*
Int Mer Mar . . . .. 9
Int Mer Mar pfd. 87% 36% 37% lt.%
Int Nickel .19* 19* 19% 19*
Inter Paper . 48 * 45% 45% 46%
Int Tel A Tel _ 84* 84* S4 8 3
Invincible Oil .... 14% 13% 13% 14
Joues Tea . .... 17
Jordan Motor. |4% 34%
K C Southern _ 25% 36% 15 24%
K efly -Springfield.. 18 15% 16% 16*
Kenoecutt . 4ti% 44% 3b % 46%
Lee Rubber ..... .. 10*
Lublgh Valley ... 64% 84 44 % bl *
Lima Locomo .... <1% 60% 61% 60
Looee-Wlleg . 74 70 % 74 69%
Louie A Nash ..99% 99 99 9*%*
Made Truck ...100% 99% H»0% ».S %
May I>ept store. .98 07% 97 % 96 *
Maxwell Moler A. 70 69% 48* 68%
Maxwell Motor ft. 21% 21* 21* 21*
Garland . 3f.% 14% 35* 14*
M"\u an fletb 2.1 2"* 2o% 24%
Miami Copper .... 21% 21% 21* 22*
1 K A T Ry ... . 1. * 16 16* If.
Mo Par . . 21* 21 21 * 21
Mo Par pfd . 69 * 6 8 69 f.T%
M1 ■ 111 k * • 11 «1 y - W a r d 4" 89% 39* 39
Mother J.nde . 7% 7% 7% 7*
Nash Motors ..149 148
Natl Biscuit . 7 2% 71*
Nat Enamel . 22% 21* 22% 31*
Nat Lead .154% 15 4 164 * 163 %
N Y Air Brake ... 42% 4? 42% 43
N Y Central .108% 108% 108* 1 oh
N Y C A St 1. 109
N Y N II A 14 ... 16* 24% 25 2 1 V,
North A mer . 14* 33% 14% 1%
North Par . 64 63% 61% flx*
N A W Ry .122% 123 122% 1 * *
orpheum . 23 .2* ?:t i*
< »\vcm llottle. 4 1 *
1 ’«< tfic DU . 51 * 61 * 61 %
Packard Motor ... 11% 13 13% l *
Bun American ... 62* 61% 62* 61%
Ban-American R.. 61% 60* 61* »
Beltn R. R . 4 4 * 4 4 % 44 * 4
Benple'e Gee . .*.107* 1"7 D*7% l*c %
Bel" Marquette... 63 6K% 6.*% 69
Bhiladelphla Co.. 47 * 47 47 * 47
Bhllltpa Petroleum It* :i% .: 1 * 11%
Bierin Arrow ... 9* V 9 9
Boatum Cer.-al . . . 70% 70 7•» 70%
Pi rased Steel Car. 4 1 4»%
»’r* -I A Ref . 26* ?6 26 26
Bullinan .128 127% 128 129%
Bum 1 Alegre S. . . * % 1* 4’% 4 ’ S.
Burn nil. ;t \ : % : 1 * 2 1%
ItV. Steel Spring lin% !V9*« 1 •» * If4
Ray f maolldated. 1 ;t If* 1* 1 \
Holding ... fif * • l % 61* ». | *
Replug I*.If* 1 . % 12*
Rep tn.n A Steel 45% 4 4 * 4 4 I *
Rojal Dutch. N Y. 41% 41* 4 3* 41
St. Louie A A F. 5'* 37% .17% .17%
St Louis ASM 41 4'» * 41 4"
Schulte Cigar H 1 "9 * 109% D"»% l*i 9
Sears Rftebui U ... 138% U III * 111 %
Shell Enlon nil... 18* |*% US 1«%
Simmons Co. .. It* I* 12* 1 *
Sinclair OR. 17% 17% 17* 17*
S|nea>Kheffield ... 69% 68* 69% 68
Skelly Gil :■••% 20* "'»% 2»%
Southern Pacific . 91* 93% 93* 91%
Southern Railway. •>*< 66% 67* 66%
stand. Oil of Cal. 69% 68% r,a* i.s%
Stand. Oil of N J. 16% 36 36 % 36*
Stand. Plate (ilaaa I4% 14 14 14*
(^invxart-Warner . 64 * 53 63* 54*
'Strom Carburetor. 65
At udebaker 1* * 38 * 39 * 38*
Submarine Beat , «, • 7 te 7 % Tie
• • -• 4
■fexas Co . 40% 40% 40% 4 '%,
Tex Gulf Sulphur M% mi% 81 80%
Texas A Pacific . 37 36% 36% 36 %i
Timken Roller B 36% 36% 36% 36% |
Tobacco Products 65% 65 65 65%
Tobacco I* •A" . 91% 91% *1% 92%
Tranaconti Oil 4% 4% 4% 4%
Union Pacific ...139 13S 138% 139
United Fruit . 20%
8 Cast It Pipe 11 h % 11 6 % 11 7 % 1 1 3 %
' S Ind Alcohol 72t 71 71% 71%
1' 8 Rubber .... 33% 32% 33% 32%
U 8 Rubber pfd . 81% 86% Hi % 86%
U S Steel .109 % 108% 109% 10S%
[T 8 Steel pfd ...122 •«, 122% 122% \22
Utah Copper .... 81% 8"% 80% *"%
Vanadium . 26% 25% 26% 25%
Vivaudou . 9% 9%
Wabash . 16% 16 16% 15%
Wabash -A” _ 46% 44% 46 44 %
Western Union ..111% 111 111 HO
Westinghousa A 13 95 9 1% 94% 91%
WestingfloU.se El. 03% 62% 63% 62%
U hlte Eagle Oil . 26% 26 26% 26%
White Motors ••• 65% 64 65 64
Wool worth Co ...110% 108 108% 109%
Willyg - Overland . 7% 7%
VVUlys - Over pf«l GG % 85% 6*'.% 60 %
Wilson . 5% 5%
Wilson pfd . 16 %
Worthington Pmp 43% 42% 42% 42%
W rig ley Co . 4 4 43
Fellow CabTC. 43
Fellow ''ah M C 39% 38% 39 37
Today’s 2 p. m. sales, 832,000 shares.
New York Bonds
8---✓
New York. Oct. 31.— Bond prl- es moved
upward today as trading expanded under
the influence of a vigorous advance In
the stock market. Continued easy money
stimulated speculative activity- which was
reflected in higher quotations lor low and
medium priced i allroad liens. Additional
evidence that the conservative victory in
the British election has been favorably
received in financial circles was g.ven by
the ndvance in United Kingdom Issues,
which sold at the highest levels of the
year. Contrasting price movements
marked trading in other foreign obliga
tions. Brazil Central Railway 7s moved
up 1%. MexUan 6s and 4s of 1910 as
sented. sold at new low prices for the
year as small blocks were unloaded.
United Stales government bonds were
fit in, with the treasury 4%* and some of
the Liberty issues duplicating their 1924
high prices.
Among the most active railroad Issues
we i u the ‘Katy'’ adjuatinent 6s. which
achieved a new peak for the year at 66.
Demand for the rail mortgages alao em
braced Chicago A Eastern Illinois 6s, Kan.
sas City Southern 6s and Norfolk A West
ern convertible Gs, Trading also was ac
tive in other sections of th» list, with
New York Edison 6%s and Goodyear 8s
selling at the year’s top prices.
New bond offerings today were well re
reived, the $25,000,000 Brooklyn Edison
issue being oversubscribed
U. 8. Ilonds.
(Sales In $1,000) High Low. Close.
307 Libertv 3%s .101.7 101,4 lf'1 •'
59 Liberty 1st 4%*.. 102.20 102.18 102 20
117 Liberty 2d 4%s...101.24 101.21 301.24
96 Liberty 3d 4 %s. . D»2.11 102.10 102.10
876 LI be 11 v 4th 4%s..l02 24 102 21 102 24
237 U 8 Treas 4’%s 167 108.30 106.31
Foreign.
46 A .T Marg W 6s... 84% 86% 86%
17 Argentine Gov 7s ..102% 102% 102%
26 Argentine G 6s 93% 93% 93%
20 A us Q gld loan 7s 91% 94% 94%
34 City of B 6s 88 87 88
4 Ci*y of ('open 5%s. 9 5 % 95% 9 %
13 City of Gt P 7%s. . . 91 90% 90%
25 City of Lyons 6s .. 8 8 87% 8. %
9 ntv of Mar 6s ... 68 87 % 87%
14 C of K de J ‘s '47 94 93% 93%
16 C Rep 8s ’52 . . .101 ion % 101
18 Dept of Seine 7s... 9’.% 91% 91%
2 Dorn Rep s f 5%s.. 92 91% 91%
3 D of Can 6%s ’29.103% 103% 103%
12 Don. of Can 5s '62.103 % 103 103
19 Dutch i: lnd 6s 62. 9 % 95% 9 %
2 Dut E I 6%s rc '63 ®9% 89 % 89%
17 Framerlcan 7%s ..94 $2 % 93 *
439 tier Ext L 7a wl. . . 93% 93 % 9H*
MPrtnch Rep 8s .1«4% U>4% 1<>4%
32 French R“P 7%s ..D'% 100% D0%
127 Japanese 6%s . 92 H% 91%
13 Japanese 4s . 82% 82% 82%
11 K of Be If 7 % s . ,1"9% 1«'9% D'8%
45 K of Be! 6%s rets 96% 98% 9- %
18 K of Denmark 6s . D> ' % 100% 100%
6 K of Hungary 7%s88 87% * • %
2 K of Daly 6%s U'0% lf*n% 10°**
16 K of Nether 1 Cs '72 99 % 29% 99%
27 K of Nether 6s ’64 100 % 100% 1" %
15 K of Norway 6s '43 98% 98% 9* %
100 K Per Cr S! 8s .... 88 87 h7%
1 K of Sweden 6s.... 104% 104% 104%
4 Oriental Dev deb 6s 87% 87 H'%
7 Parls-Lyors-Med 6s 80% 80% 8"%.
19 Rap of Bolivia ‘* 93 9:% 9_%
1«0 Rep of Chile 8s '41. D 7% 10f 107 Vj
1® Rep of Chile 7s .98 97% 9«
6 Rep of Colon* 6%a 99% '•'*'« 99%
10 Rep of Cuba 6%* . 9 0% 9*1% 96%
10 R of El Sal s f 8s. 102% 1 - * 1"2%
3 R of F nUnd 6s ... 87 *7 ‘7
3 St of R Or do S «* «•'% 9’ % **.'%
1 St of *4 P a f $8,100% 100% 1 -%
3 Swiss Confed 8s ...114% 114% 114%
«t Swiss Gov P%s ’ 46 99% 99% 99%
78 UKofG BA I $ %s ’29.111% 111% 111%.
42 UKoMBA! 5%s '37.106% D % 1r’ '■ % |
12 U P Brazil 8s . 96% 95% f>6%
20 U 8 Braz C R K 7s 83% 12% 63% |
Domestic.
18 Am Agr Chm 7%a. 95 94 94%
34 Am Smelt 5s ....96% 96% 96%
156 Am Sugar 6s . 97% 97 97 %
88 Am TAT t%s ...103% 103 103
17 Am TAT col tr 5a. 101% 101% U*l%
169 Am TAT col tr 4s.. 97% 97% 97 %:
1 Am WWAE1 6s .92% 97% 9: % I
143 Anacon Cop 7* 38.1'"'% 99% U '
68 Anacon Con 6s 53. 9®% 9H% 9h%
18 Armour Del 6%s 89% 89% h9 %
2 Assn 011 6s . 102 102 10*
$6 A T A S F Kf n 4s . 9 % »»% »' %
2 At Coast Lne 1st 4s 91% 91% 91%
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59 Balt A O rf 6» 95 1®0% lW*i 190%
141 Balt A O rv 4%s 9" 89% “»'*
80 Balt ft O gold la. as 87% 88
12 Bell Tel Pa 5a.100% 100% 1041%
161 Belh St con 6a A.. 96 95% 96
31 Beth St 6a . 89 8s% 88%
2 Brier llill St 6*,*.. 96% 96% 96%
12 llkln K.l gn 5s A..10(1% 100 100%
332 Hkln Man Tr fia... 81% 80% 81%
2 But K * P 4%a ... 87 86 % 87
72 I ill IVt 6 % a .101 1011% l'i6>,
21 ('an Nor il 6%a ...117% 117% 117%
61 Can Pac cl 4a . 80 79% 80
33 Cl'tO 6s .105% 106% 106%
5 Cent of c,h 6%a ... 99% 99% 99%
16 Cent Iftath 5a ...100% 100% 100%
11 Cent Pac Ktd 4a... 87% 87% a7%
67 C ft O cv 6a . 98 97 % 98
19 Chesa ft O cv 4%a. 96% 96% 9 .7*
100 cTu ft Alton 3%a... 45 4 1 %
6 C It & % rfg 6a A . 102 1 '1 % l"l %
3 C 13 ft % gen 4a... 9’> 89'* 90
112 C ft Hast III 6a.. 75% 72% ;H%
36 Chic fit West 4s . . . 69% 69% u9 %
14 r .31 ft St P cv 4 % s 5 5 % 67,% ■_ (, »
30 C M ft St I* r t%s 60% 60% :■'%
46 C M ft St P 4s '2.1. 711% 69% 69%
22 C ft N W iTg 5a.. 99% 99% 99%
« Chi Rya 6s . 7.5% ,6% 76%
168 C It I ft- P rfg 4s... *2% 82% 8 «
4 C l'n Sin 6a It .101% 101% 101%
1 Chi ft W Iml 4s... 77 77 ■■
in Chile Copper 6a .10579 105% 10;%
120 CCCft-St 1. ifg 5s D 9. % 9..% »■■ *
11 c fn T 6s .100's lon% 10o%
3 Colo ft. S ifg 4 % s. »"% 90% #0%
6 Coluin f» ft ki 6a...100% 100% l«o%
34 Con, Ppw 6s . 97% 9,% 9, 9
, 11 Cons Coal of .Mil 6a 8.% 8.% 87 79
15 irons Bow f.a . 91 9" ft •' *
4 ,' Cane S deh 8a alp 98% 9* 9
7 C Am Sug 8. ... .107 % !'''% !"■ *
1 I, ft II evt 5a. ..99% 99 * 99 *
2 Hen ti ft K 1st r 5s 90% *« »® *
10 1> Of It C,r rfg 5» ' '% 46% '»;*
So 1» of fc fir Con Is . 81 ft Sl% *1>
0 Het Kills, n rfg fs.1‘6% 1®* * 'a,,*
4 Del fn Rya 4%a 92% 31% - i
8 HuP de Nun 7%a.108 I??,*
16 Uuiiuesne I.gt 6s .10579 IJjJs JJ? *
•14 Hast Cuba Su 7%a.l"3 1®2 % 1";
107 Emu U ft K 7%s .. 9,% 97 9.%
23 Krie evt 4s V .«!".9 *»J* **
47 Krie gen lien 4s... 65 0-%
3 Kisk Rubber Ss ...106% 105% 10.,*
42 Oen Klee ,leb 5# ...105 105 105
6 Hood rich 6%h -100 1®J J“®
,; lioodyear T ■* '31.10.% 10,% |"7*
84 Hood T «a '41 . . .119% 11»‘* '
14 Hr Tr Ry of C Vs 116% llbj} }>«J>
6 Hr Tr Ry ot C 6s..107% 10,% "' %
15 Hr North 7a A ...109% 109 i®9 .
60 Ur North 5s .94% 93 79 9 4%
13 Hershey Choc 6a . 193% 1®S7* 1®;J *
47 Hud ft M rfg 6a A 87 16 79
60 Hud ft M ad In 6s. 61% ,z
5 Hu il ft Ref 5%s. 100% 11107* 700%
40 Illinois 11 T rfg .is 93 97% »*
8 liilnoia Cent 5%s .102% 1(,2% 102%
48 HI CCStl.ftN'O rf 5a 97% 97 9.%
12 Illln St deb 4 % s .. 95 94 % ■< .
10 Ini Itar, Tr 7s .... 33% 83% *•■%
54 Int R T 6« . 67 *6% 667*
87 Int K T rfg 5a st . 60 6.,% 6',
6« Int ft fit No ad 6a 61% 60% 41
6 Int fj! tit N lat *1.102 lol% 102
12 Int Sf M af 6a. 87% 87% 8,%
9 11,( Paper evt 6».. 86% 86 86 %
8 KC 7'ft R 5s.9t‘a 94% 94%
104 KC Southern 5s... 89% 8 8 79 8 9%
2 KC Terminal 4s... 85% «5% a.,%
11 Kansas fJAK 6a, 93% 98% 9«%
29 Kelly Spring Tire 8s 9c % 97% 9,%
.1 I.ee fias StL 5%H - 9' % 9 7.% 9 %
6 I.ake Shore 4s '31, 96% 96% 96%
9 1,1 g ft Myers 5a.... 9s % 9 c % 93%
7 I. ft N unified ts . 91% 95 % 97%
56 I,ou la villa UftK 5a. 92% 91% 92*9
22 Manatt Sugar 7%a. 97% 97% 977,
45 Manhattan Ry 4a.. 63% 61 63%
4 Market St Ry 7a 91% 97% 97%
17 Midvale Steel cv 6a 38 37 79 8. % I
12 MKftT pr lien 6a 102% 1"2 ln2%
61 MKft-T pew 6a. 86% 86% 86%
107 MKftT new ndj 5a. 66 65 65%
12 M„ l'a, f lat 6s »■% 93’,'
73 Mo Pacific gen 4a.. 62% 62 62% !
18 Mont Pom r 5a . . 99 9*% 99
3 N K TAT 1st 5a... 10079 )'.'>% 1""79
8 N O T ft M 579s.. 99 93 % 99
92 NY Central deb 6s 109 108 % 10879
177 NY Cent rfg 6a 100% 99 8* ]fi0%
79 NY C ft S!I, 6 % a. , 95 94 % 95
28 NY Kdl rfg C'is.,114 1 * "17* 114
80 NY N lift II 7a .. *7«9 '774 *<H
7 N I'NHAH 7a (frant 37% 37 87
6 NYN'H&H cv <s '48 77 76% 77
30 N Y By 4a ctfs . 27% 27% 17%
18 N V T-'d ref 6s '41.107% 107 107
3 X Y Te! gen 4%s . 96% 96% 96%
24 X Y 7V--I ft- H 4'-,« 65', 64% 64’,
35 Nor ft- 7\ e-t cv 6»..121% 121% 121s,
6 N Ain Kd's a f 6s 93 97 9.
24 No Pac ref 6, 74 .107 % 107% 107%
11 No Par pr II 4a ... 37.% 85% US
2 No Si Tow lat 6, A 91% 32% 9'%
17 North Bell T 7; .108% 102% 108%
19 Clreg ft lsi. a 1 % 11,1% 1H%
50 Ore - 3 V HR* N 4a 13% 32 32 I
17 Pac 11 ft KI 5a ’4% 94% 94%
16 I'ae T ft T 6a '27, . 92 92>, 91
37 I’anna R R 6%a..tl0% 110% 110%
26 Penna R 2 l*n !>s 103 1 . 'a 101
17 Penna It R ge 4%s 92% 92% 93%
41 7*era Mar»i rfg 5a 98 97 % Is
" Phi la Co rfg 6, 102% 1031, ln.2%
1 I'hlln Co 5 % a 94% 94% 91%
3 Phil ft RCA! 5a. 101% l„l% 101%
4 Fiefo*-Arrow 3a ' • *4% 8 7,
8 P By RAP 1st 6s B 95 *4% 9 5
1 Prod ft R «a w 3V. . 109% 109% 109%
1 Pub Serv 6a . .104% 104% 104%
1 Punt.a A leg - ; r 2?*% 1*5% 1"'-%
4 Reading gen 4%a.. 9, 94 94
1 Heading Ken 4a.... 94% 94% 94%
7 Item Arms sf 6s... 94% 94% 94%
2 Rep IAS -f 5s. 93 % 93% 92%
is Rio Grande 4a...4. *1 >1 71
1.1 RIAAR 4 %s . 83% *3 83%
22 vr.IM.vS rfg 4a , . 9i % 92'*, 92%
>‘6 Stl.lMAS 4, RAG . 84% *4 34 %
l.*> >ilAvK pr ll*n 4w. 7 1- l-« "l4* 7 2‘t.
• Stl.ASF h<U *>« .. . M4*
75 .<iUSF* Inc _ Tl k* 71 .*l'i
7 S?I.S\V con 4* . 84*4 SS1* *«**
r, SU* Vn r>*p«»t 5« HI ion*4 lfioi,
*1 S«-a Air T.ln* ron r* *2S 82 S-5*
114 Sc* Air1-n«adJ5s64 4**4 f 4 S
J3 Sea Air T nc rfg 4* 5 4 57 4^ .41
19 Sinclair oil co| 7*. to 90 90
6 Sinclair Oil 6%*.. 84% 84% 84%
4 Sinclair Cr < *: I 5%s.l0®% PMI % 141411 * I
11 Sinclair l’i Line *■ 84% 84 84
2So Par cv 4* ..... 97% 9»% 9*%|
41 So Par rfg 4s . . 90 89 % tO ,
15 So Tac col tr 4s... *6% 85% v %
19 So Hy gen fi %•.... 106% 106% 1"*%
39 So Ry gen 6s .102% |02% 102%
1*7 So Ky g**n 4s. 74% 74% 7 4%
.'1* S \\ lit 1 Tel » s . 97 9*. % 9i
12 St 4J&K cvt 6 % s... 1112 % 102% lO-’u
;{ Steel Tube ..105% 105% Ih %
27 Tenn Klee rfg 6s.. 98 97 % 98
10 Third A v# ad j 5a. 4 5 44% 44%
13 Third A' ** rfg 4s... '4% 54% 64%
10 Toledo Edison 7*. .109% l‘*9% 109%
16 Tol St LAW 4s- 83% *3% 83%
5 l'n I’a«: l.-t 4s. 92% 9'2% 92%
5 Vn Pa*• cv 4* . 99% 99% 99%
17 Vn Pac rfg 4a .. 86% 86% 8* %
9 Utd Drug cvt 8a... 116% 115% 116%
au S Rubber 7 %«. .104 104 104
13 1’ S Rubber 6a .... *4 *3% 84
1*4 r S Steel nf 5S_105% 104% 1"4%
8 I'tah PAL 5a . 93 92% 92%
37 \'.i <’ar Chm "%a . 32% 32 32 %
20 Va-Car Chm 7a..., 62 60% 63
7 Vr Ry-P rfg 5s.... 92 % 92% 9 2%
332 Vr Rv 5s .96% 96% 96%
70 Wabash 1st 5s ...101% 101 101
80 West Ele< r.s - 99% 98% 99%
51 Went Md 1st 4s-63% 63 63 %,
17 West Pac 6s . 90% 90% 9<)%
4 West L'n 6%a _111 111 111
5 Westing Elec 7s... 108% 108% !•*%
2 West Shore 4s ... 83 83 8 3
1 Wirk-Spen St 7s 70% 7n% 7*>%
11 Willya-Over 1st 6%a 99 9*% 9f%
5 Wilson Co 1st 6a .. 88% 8* 88%
15 Wilson Co cv 6a .. f.0% 50 50%
5 Young SAT 6s ... 95% 35% 95%
To*al sales of bonds today were $14.
066.000 compared with $1 2,230,000 previous
day and $11,621,000 a year ago.
Chicago Stock*.
Furnished by J. S Hache A Co., 224
Omaha National Rank building. Phone
iA. 5187-8-9:
Bid. A *$< ed.
Armour A t’o.. 111. pfd.. 79% *n
Armour A Co. Del. pfd.. *8% 89
Albert Pick . 19% 19%
Rassick Alemlte . 33% 3 4
Carbide . 62% 62%
Edison in .131% 152%
Continental Motors . 6% 6%
Cudahy .. .. €4% 6 5
Daniel Boone .. 8% * %
Diamond Match ..116 117
Deere pfd .. 80 82
Eddy Paper . 15 20
Libby .. 5 5 %
National Leather . 4 * 4%
Quaker Oats .29ft 295
Reo Motors .. 17% 18
Swift A Co .. .10 8% 1"9
Swift International . ?.o% 30%
Thompson . 44 45
V\ ahl .23% 24%
New York fieneml.
New York. Oct. 31.—Flour—Steady;
spring patent*. $7.4907.56 soft winter
straights, $7 004*7.50; hard winter
straights. $7 004*7-50.
Rye Flour- Quiet; fair to good, $6,75 0
7.00; choice to fancy $7.0007.50.
Cornn cal—Easy: fine white and yellow
granulated $3 1603.25.
Rye—Easier; No 2 western, tl 27%
f. o 1' New York, and $1.26, c. 1. f. ex
port
Wheat Spot, steadv; No. 1 dark north
ei n spring < i. f. New York, lake ar.d
rail. il 66% No 2 hard winder, f o b,
lake and rail, $1.53%: No. 2 mixed durum,
do, 91.56%; No. 1 Manitoba, dc. In bond.
$L68
Corn—Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, c. 1. f..
track. New York, lake ar.d rail. $128%.
No 2 ml «ed. do. $1 26%.
<>ats Spot, irregular. No. 2 white. 69c.
Parley Steadier; malting. $1 0201.04,
c. t f New York.
Feed—.Easy; western bran, 100-pound
sa-ks, $31 D>
Hay Ster.dy No. 1, $27 00021 00; No
2. $25,004* 26.00; No. 3, $22.00022 00; 1
■hipping $18.00019.00.
Hop*—Easy; state, 1924 emp $2 0 25c:
Pacific 192 4 crop. 17022c; 192$
crop. 15017c.
Buckwheat—Dull: fine milling, $2.21;
Canadian $.'20 per 100 pound*.
Pork—Steady; mess, $33 25; family,
$32,000 35.00.
Lard—Easier; middle west, $16 200
16.20.
Tallow—Firm; epecl ai looae. 9%c:
extra. 9 %c.
PJ*e Firm: fancy head. 7% 07%#.
< hirago Butter.
Chlrago. Oct. 3! —Following another
advance of % to % cent on most grades
today ’he butter market ruled ■♦eady
Traders lacked snap as buyer* were
hold-Mg off tie market, and th« close
prb-e* nrp* p'-d sCghMy extreme There
was a -rilted supply of centralized car,
hut t-» me was uulet as buyers wer« in
. ; r«.t f,> hold off tl* market.
Fresh butter 92 score 3S%028%c: 91
»* 'f 27 %c. 9ft score. 3$%c; *9 irore.
3 4c; $8 score. $2%c; $7 ■'-ore, $ft%c. 86
■core 3ft
Centra! zed rarlota: 90 score, |?e; $3
score, 34% 8 8 score, $l%*?3 2c.
N ew York C otton.
Quotations furnished by .T ft Rtrhe A
Co. 224 Omaha National Bank building
Phones Jackson 5187. 5118. 5189
open High Low. Close. ! Yea
Pe■ . TTt 21.26 :: 8fl 2 2 «4 72 32
Jan. 23 35 . 3 28 77 95 77 95 23 48
Mar '23.65 23 65 23.25 73 2? 1$3 76
May 23 85 123 85 23 47 23 62 24 ftO
July 2 2 5* 23 55 23 21 23,25 23 48
New York Cotton Futures Close.
New York Oct 31 —Cotton futures
i»«*'d barely steady- December. 22 84 tol
Li* 90c; January. 22 95c to 22 9Sc, March.!
23 2* to 23 31c; May 2$ $9c to tSStcJ
luly. 23 26c.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
-j
N.w Turk. O, . "I .
off.. I«1 H.l of ir.n..r ...n. •» „
V„rk futh Riving *u
tro-l-d >n. High Low. Clo.«.
Uomnntkl Uon.U.
11 Allied I'geker 9* J* „ ,xj 102 .
1 Ahmununt .a. 19.5.1#-% 1 - * ,B
24 Am .1 5 K.l .«» n-w »• %
1* Ant P * l‘ s'."sjd. *.% *« V »«Jt
i55icH?-’.npttb
l Si‘.h0sft..V i;»:t * J“ s }?jg
I RS 3:i ^ 71 **:itt U
,;«£%‘V'*£::i ‘ l;j> »£.
29 riliva Serv »v "U . 9S% '. * ’
5 Con Out Halt 6b l#-% >?r}9
J Con TcxIIIr 4 a ■V
15 '.'’i l»hy Pa-k.:%» «*J» ,*** ,i4'/
II rn...... * <■.. . hb i#«*» >"* *
22 Dunlap T A H 95 J? *
1 Feticr Hug t,B, 33.. 95 35 *
3 Fisher H 6*. *27..192V# J''- * '
M Fisher B 6s *2« * •!•* J*'.,
1 General l*e 6s ....10 -i 1"'.n
S Gulf Oil 5s **** 99% *7 *
3 Hood Huh 7* lol»a %
16 Inm .M«U*h 6«*s • .ljj JJJ-,
5 Kenne C3E»*p»r 7p ..10»% J.,?*
1 ].e Val Harb 6*..1Q1J* 191% 1 Q *
7 Manitoba 7s . 99 *4 9 '*
6 Morris <v Co 74* . ■ 9#V4 -**%
5 Nation I>'nth *s 101% 1*G% 11*
4 N it Pub S.r 5a .. 97% a, "t ,
17 Nor Font 6» .102% H*2% 1*2%
:■' Nor Statt-a 1* I. % a 1*0 99% ]' '
9 Nor 54 P cvt *%• 107% 1"J 1; -1
3 Ohio Powar 5b *’B" 9* 9*
4 P-nn P A 1. fa . 93% 93 *
3 I* 14 c Of N J 7. .107% 10.% 1*4%
2 Hha wshppn 7a ....1*4 1*3% 3*3%
11 H <1 a- K 102% 1"1% !*-*%
5 St (111 N V 7a. ’25.10*% 1*'S 1#«%
2 St oil N y 7a. ’26.1*5% 1*>% !*»*»
1* Si till N V 7f. *27.1*5% !*’&% 1 %
6 St ml N Y 7b. 2« 10 % 1*3% 1".%
27 Hi Oil N Y 7 b '29.105% 1»'% D .
14 si t>., N V 7». *3" 103% 1*5% 1*5%
15 St. Oil N Y 7*. '31.105% 1*5% 1"..%
* HI Oil N r fi'.a»..107% 1*7% 1*7'.
1 Swift A Co 6h .... 94 % 94 % 9 4 ■*
1 l' K I. A P 5%■. »■% 94% *J*a
3 I n fm Prod no..-. 31 3" 31
1 1 t, U-. ..f lltv 7%s 1<!"'» l"4't 1"**4
« Vacuum fMI 7b... 10 7% I't6% 1"6%
2 Valvollne 7b .103% lot 103%
10 Web. Mills 6%« 1*1% 1*1% 101%
Foreign Bond*
3 Ind Bk of K!n >.** »3% 9.1%
4 King N h 6a 1972. 99 % 99% *9 t
5 Rt-p Peru Kb.. 99% 99 9»-a
4 Rua-.an 6V»b . ... IS1** 1 ? H I*1#
17 Russ »i4« ctfs N C 1514 !•'% 35*
2 Russ S^s ctfs. 14 H *4
3 Swiss 5‘-,s .101 Vs 111H U14
2 Swiss 6s . ..100% 100% 100%
New York bugar.
New fork. Oct 31 — A decline of \r
occurred in raw sugar today to 5 90/* f«.r
Cuban duty paid. Sales included 6 5f"'
bag# of i'ub*. prompt shipment at 6 t*’r
sn-1 6 400 bags afloat at fi.tbc to a J*’<al
refiner.
The easier spot market and proape* s
for larger world's sugar crops the ■ '*T"
ing season caused iocretced pre« ore
aga'nst rsw *>ugar futures, fjnal prices
showing net leases of 3 *o 6 points A
Real authority estimated the world's
coming crops of beet and •'ane sugars *f
21.6*9.300 tons against the previous <
turn of 19 691 J12 tons srd the Cub
crop at 4,300 000 tons against 4.9f9.r-42
las’ s-Hson Another, by a Korop an ’
authority, increased the Eut ’ •
crop eeMmat« from 3.700,0'*f* t 6
tons. December closed ’ *•'« Me
3.09c: May 3.16c; July 3.Zl>
The market for refined sugar wap <
and unchanged at 7.16c to 7.50* for '
granulated
Refined futuraa were nominal.
Chicago Egg and Eotter Fntnre«.
Quotation* furnished by George
Clark. 1327 Woodmen of the Wor!d tu. .
Ing_
KGGS
I Cara | Open. 'High I Low Cl****'
Refr > ! "
Noe. | 1 .ll%| .19 I .11S
f)ec tf» 41 ! 41 1 8»*.
BITTER
I Care. ! Open High ! Lov •'!. •
Pec! i T\ "las'; T: v
Jan ! !l j .?S% .5 % ..W,
Oils and Koaln.
Savannah. Gl, Oct 21—Turptntir • -
Firm, *t>c; sales. bb’,# ; re'^-pr*
M»ls.• shipments, 446 bfci#. a?o . lie
bbla
l.oain—Firm: sales 171 '*a*ke ree
2 294 casks, shipments, 212 cap .«. «*
G 45* casks.
Quote B to M. I«?«; N |*4«»; ' .
17.00 \YW, 17.66; X. 17 76
New York frngsr
Quotations furnished by J. £. Hr hr <
. 224 Omaha National bank bu ‘ •
P^honee Jackson 51f7. 61§l. 5189.
* Open High Low. ; Close. I Ye*
L>ec. J § 9 3*9 ,2*4 3*^ 3 ~*
Vlar. 3 11 1.13 f 1 09 3 i 3
Ni ay 3 IS 3 1* '3.15 3 14 3
New York Spot Cotton.
New Y'ork. Oct 11.—Cotton—Boo ;
lulet middlings, 23 <6a