10
Bullish Wheat
News and Prices
'Reach New Hi"hs
Aggressive Buying Enters Pit;
Corn Swings Back and
Forth; Oats Close Firm
With Wheat.
By CHARLES J. LEYDEN.
I'nlvrrMl Service Staff Correspondent.
Chicago, Nov. 24.—Aggressive buying
entered the wheat pit today In response
t<» an abundance of bull news and prices
climbed to new high levels for the season,
the May touching $1.54%. Pessimistic
crop news from Australia and the Argen
tine. fairly active export trade, strength
In Liverpool ami a decrease In the United
States visible supply, the first since July
21, were the Influences that put the
market up
Wheat closed 1 %o to l%c higher, corn
was %c higher to %c lower, oats were
%c to %c higher and rye ruled %c to
•Vji ,• up.
December wheat displayed « relatively
firmer undertone than the later months
most of the session. This was very
gratifying to the hulls. Cash interests
and millers w'ere credited with buying in
hedges 1n December and replacing them
In the May. Northwest markets showed
relative strength compared with Chicago.
There was heavy buying of Minneapolis
futures against export sales of Dultuh
wheat.
The seaboard confirmed export sales in
nil positions at 500,000 bushels The
United Kingdom and the continent were
the best buyers. Liverpool closed 3d to
Corn^swung back and forth throughout
the session and finished uneven. Com
mission houses were good sellers of this
grain on th** bulges. Ip fact, the char
acter of the selling was termed better
than the demand. The new' crop )a mov
ing to market tnore rapidly, and the de
mand for It sc far ha« proven a disap
pointment. Old corn Is in demand at
flint levels, but the new stuff remains
at a sharp discount under the nearby
delivery.
Oats’ moved within a very n*rr(\w
r-nge and closed firm with wheat. Trade
was not large. ,,
Local holders were credited with sett
ing out rye and in some instances rein
itating in the whea't market. The export
demand for this grain continues active,
and Germany was said to be in tne
market wtih bids unworkable, however.
provisions were firm. Lard was f>s
to 7 He higher and riba were 2%c to
25c up. '
Pit Notes.
Profit taking In wheat on the
ntot during the last few minutes of trail
was heavy, but the demand proved
I sufficient for all offerings. There seems
to he a general shift of December hedges
into the May anywhere from 1« •
difference. This seems to reflect the
Idea that deliveries on contract next
month will he smaller than expected a
week arc, and alao that what wheat Is
delivered will be readily taken.
Rains In Australia were again com
plained or. and with harvesting under
way In that country further damage to
the crop was feared Some message,
said that rains In the Argentine could do
The crop no good, while If they continue
a wit Earnest would result The word
supply and demand situation Is so closely
adjusted that a further lowering of the
probable surpluses In Australia and Ar.
pentina would probably have unusual ef
^ TV hat leased the hulls meat was the
Inroad made Into the big visible supply.
The first decrease In months fo"
enced. and the changes In the fi*u *•
showed that wheat Is rahld'^.,mo..^
front- western points to the east. 1 h
smaller world shipments last week caused
a sharp decrease In ,ha takPng
figures, Europe apparently la taking
" rash <whea"tmarkets in this countrytnd
In Liverpool were strong The a<lva"'*
eoot wheat at Liverpool and In the par
r.Sl market Indicated that buyers were
again seeking offerings. Exports of do
mestic wheat and flour since July 1 *ere
in excess of 121,000.009 hushels (or:
signers have contracted for the shipment
of wheat as far ahead as April. All
reDnrts from the interior claim that
farmer* have sold the bulj ",f 'h^1T«crr'|lP
and that the movement dur"’»_'A*
malnder of the year will be a gradually
diminishing one _
New York General.
New Vork. Nov. 24 —Flour—Firm:
spring paten's. »7 9OW8.B0: soft w nter
Straights. J7.F,o@7.75; hard winter
straights. |7.SOW*.00 .
Rve Flour—Steady; fair to good, »,.25W
7 SR" choice to fancy. $7.*001.00. s
Ruokwheat Flour—Quiet; 14 per 100
r°r'ornmaal—Fasy; fine white and yellow
grsnulatSl. IJ.36® 3.4S.
Rve—Steady ; No 2 western. *1 4* *, . f.
n h New York, and II 4$ c. 1 f -*pnrt
ytar!ev—Steadv. malting. 11.06® 1.09 c
I, f. New Turk.
Ruckwhe.t—Quiet; fine milling. I — ■*.,
Canadian. 12.15 per 100 round*
Wh-at—Spot, firmer; No. 1 dark north
ern soring, c. i. f- New Turk. Inks n*>'l
raJ $1.85%: No. 2 hard winter, f o h.,
iake and rail. 11.72', No. 2 mixed durum
do. $1.70%; No. 1 Manitoba, do, In bond,
Corn—Spot, easy: No. 2 yellow, r f. L
track New York all rail. $1.33%; No. -
mixed, do. $1.31%. -
OntH—Spot, steady; No. - white, fil n
Feed—Steady; cltv bran. UW-oourd
sacks. $34; western bran, do *34.MJ
Ha v-—Steady No L *28.00: No 2.
$24 00 0 25.00 No. $18.004120.00; ahlp
ping, $15,004/ 17.00. ,
Hop*— Easv ste'e. 19J1 ft<^34c: la
rlflc coast. 1924. K.021": 1923 1 5Jr 1 5c.
Pork—Stead' - mess. 532.504? 33.o0; fam
ily. $32.004? 35.00. A._
Lard—Steady; middle we* tern. $1».00®
15.10
Tallow — Dull; special loose. 9%c; extra,
10c
Rice—Steady; fancy/ head. 7»i07%c.
New Ycrk t otlon.
Quotations furnMmd h- J S. Barba A
Co. 224 Omaha Ns ♦ i • n I Bunk building.
Phon»s Jackson 5187 •'■15-. v>
Art i Open. I Hlch 1 l.«»w 1 Close. | Sat.
Dec. 123.50 L’4 L'» T'.o ‘3.98 23.51
Jan. 123 95 24 34 3.95 * ;•; IJ-JJ
Mar 194.45 '24.70 t ' 5 *4.8 J J4.30
\f h v J4 90 I2R.05 ' L75 ;« o _• 4 r,o
.Inly 24.95 2 5 01 : t v.4-90 24.54
New York •‘tv? w.
Quota! look furnished l»y T Is Bache A
Co.. 224 Omaha National Hank building.
Phones Jackson 5187, 5188, 5189. _
Art. I open. ' High I Low. i Close. I Sat.
t,.r | i t o Til f"4 12 4 13 I 4.10 ~~
Jan' ' 3 43 3 47 I 3.43 3 45 ] 3.41
Msr. ' 3.10 3.13 3.09 3.11 3.J6
8fav } 3 17 3 20 3 1 7 3 1 8 f 3 1»
Chicago Spot Market.
Nov. 24. 10:18 a. m.
Butter—Receipts, 8.950 tubs; last year,
receipts. 8.S31 tubs: 10 old cars: 10 new
cars: extras. 47%c: standard*. 44%c; extra
firsts. 42 % 41* 45c ; firsts, 380 40c; 89 score,
40 %c ' 88 score. 35c; seconds. 32 0 36c.
Eggs—Receipts, 3.193 cases, last year,
receipts. 3.952 rases; 4 old r*r*. 4 new
car*: first*. 48 ©55c; dirt*. 33035c;
cheek*. 31033c; refrigerator extras, 360
35 %c; refrigerator firsts. 36c.
Tone of market steady to firm on both
butter and eggs. ___
Chicago Poultry.
Chicago, Nov 24 Poultry—Alive, hlgn
• r: fowls. 1 4% 4* 21 c springs. 23r: roost
ers, 15c; geese, 15e; ducks. 17c.
New York Produce.
New York. Nov, 24 — Rut ter -Firm : re
reinrs 1 9 " o tubs; creamery, higher than
extras. 4 4 0 4 8 % e ; creamery extras (92
•core) 45%c; creamery firsts (88 to 91
score)! 37®)44%e; packing stock, current
n,KrRs’-Trre»uiar: receipts. 5.33* rases:
fresh gathered extra first*. 52 6.>r f resh
gathered firsts. 54081c; fresh gathered
second*. 46 0*2 c; fresh gathered poorer.
27 fT 46c; nearby hennery whites, closely
se'erfed extra* 77080c; nearby and near
hv western hennery whites, firsts to
average extras. 42*7 75 r nearby hennery
browns, extras, 70076c; Pacific roast
hPe. extras. 72074c: Pacific roast
firsts to extrs firsts 424971c; refrigerator
extra first*. 39%® 40c; refrigerator flr»ts.
?, 8 S 33c.
i ■ ncose—Firm receipt*. 1 * 542 pounds:
aiste whole milk fists, fresh, fancy to
fwncy specials. 31022c: state whole milk
flat* average run. 20%c- state 8yhol«
milk fists, held, fency to fancy specials.
22% 0 28c: slate whole milk flats, held.
average run. 20%®22r.
New York Rubber.
New York. Nov. 94 --Rubber smoked
ribbed sheets BpolH, 34%c.
New York Poultry.
New York. Nov 24.— Poultry -TJve tr
regular; n«» freight quotations: chicken*
1,V ex fires* 25 0 28c; broilers »>v express.
22040c; fowls i»y express. 19030c; tur
kev* by express. 35040c. /
Poultry—Dressed, steadv; chickens. 23
0 46 c; fowls. 19 031c old roosters. 16®
t?r•; furkevn western. 30©43c: ditto south
X-estern. 30041c ditto nearby. 35060c;
ditto frozen. 30038c.
New York Cotton Futures Clo«e.
New York. Nov. 34.— Cotton Futures.
rlose.1 atfisdy * December. 23.98c to 24.00c:
.Tnnfiary 24 21 to 24 24c; March. 24 50 w
"ID, M*y. 24 92c to 24 94c; July T4.89r
to 24 93c. _
New York Metals.
New York. Nov *4 —Copper Firm,
•lectrolvtte spot *nd nearby. 13%r; ru
ftjres. 13% 014c. ..
Tin—ftteady; snot and future* 64 6nr
7rrtT,_-F1rm; No 1 northern ?8 6°®
•4 90 No 2 rorihsm, $22 00022 60; No
1 southern. $19 ^
T4#*d—Btsady. |8M04on
—Kte*dy: Fast St Lout* spot
■ s sJtfM 82 future* I8«20$.86
Ajf.timony—Spot, $14.42,
1/-“-'
Omaha Grain
*..—<1
November 14
Tseh wheat sold on the tables tods;
from 2c to 4r higher, following the ac
tion of the future* The demand aa i
whole was good and table* were w e I
cleared of offering*. Receipt* were .1
Norn *old from lc higher to lo low*
and wa» in only fair demand. Receipt
were 38 cara. _
Oat a aold 4c higher. Receipt* wen
RyVNold Je to 3c higher and barle;
lc higher
Omaha Tatlol Salea,
WHEAT.
Vo. } dark hard: 2 cara. SI.SI; 1 car
11.53; 1 car. II 44
No. 3 dark hard: 1 car. $1.50.
No. 1 hard: 8 cara, 11.464.
No 2 hard: 1 car. 31 46; 3 cara, 11.81
1 car, 11.50; 12 cara. *1.46; 1 car, 11474
1 car. Il 444; 1 car, It 45; 1 car. *-.4a4
4 cars. 1146; 1 oar. 11.44. ... ....
No. 3 hard: 1 car, 11.61; 3 cara, 12 454
2 car*. $1.44; 2 cara, $1.45; 1 car, $1.44%
1 car, $1 43; 3 cars. $1-41%.
No. 4 hard: 1 car. $1.45; 2 cars, $1.43.
No. 5 hard: 1 cur. $1.45
No. 1 spring: 1 car $l.o4%.
No. 3 spring: 1 car, $1.5.1; 1 car. $1-50,
No. 1 mixed: 1 car. $1.62%.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car. $1.45; 1 car, $1.4..,
4 No. 3 mixed: 1 cad. $1.47; 2 cars,
$1.42; % car, $1.44.
CORN.
No. 2 white: 1 car. $1.07; 6 car*. $1.0ti.
No. 3 white: 3 cars. $1 05.
No. 6 white: 1 car. $1.03.
No. 2 yellow: 1 car, $110.
No. 3 yellow: 1 csr. $1.09.
No. 4 yellow: 2 cars. $1.09.
No. 6 yellow: 1 car. SI.04.
No. 6 yellow: 1 car, $1 02.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, $1.07; 1 csr. fl.J*
No. 3 mixed: 1 car. $1.06; 1 car. $1.05.
OATS.
No. 2 white; 1 car. 50%c: 6 csrs. 6tc.
No 3 white: 4 cars. 6nr ; 2 cars. 60 %e,
No. 4 white: 2 ears. 49 %c; 2 cars. 60c.
Sample white: 2 cars, 48e.
RTF!
No. 2 rye; 1 car. $1.28.
Sample rye; 1 car $1 25.
BARLEY.
No. 2: 1 car, S9c.
No. 3: 1 car. 8 7c,
No. 4 1 car. 86c.
Sample: 1 car, 83c.
Hally Inapeetlon of r.inln Reeelyed.
YT H EAT
Hard: 13 cars No. 1, 35 cars No. 2. 1*
cars No. 3. 4 cars No. 4. 1 car No. 5.
1 car sample ,
Mixed wheat: 1 car No. 1, 5 car* No. z.
1 car No. 3. 2 cars No. 4.
Spring: 3 cars No. 1. 2 cars No. 3.
Mixed durum: 1 car No. 3.
Total. 87 cars.
CORN.
Yellow: 4 cars No. 3. 3 car* No 6
White: 1 car No. 1. 7 cars No. 2, 3
cars No. 3, 1 car No. 6.
Mixed: 1 car No. 1. 2 cars No. 2. 3
car* No. 3.
Total. 25 cara.
OATS.
White: 1 car No. 2. 3 cars No. 3, 1
car No. 4. 3 cara sample.
Total. 8 cara.
RYE.
1 car No. 1, 4 cars No. 2.
Total, 6 cars.
BARLEY.
1 car No. 2. 1 car No. 4.
OMAHA2RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots.)
Week Year
Receipt*— Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat . 116 69
Corn . 38 1» Z?
Data . -J ?i
Rye .•••• l lf 7
narley . 3 Week Tea?
Shipment*— Tdoya. Ago. Ago
Wheat . 77 12; 67
Pom .. 8 « • <
Oat. . S3 2* «"
Rye . I J -j
Barley . 4 1 *>
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Tear
Bushels—• Tod,ay. Ago.
Oats .667.000 839,00
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Carlota— Today Wk.Aga Tr.Ago.
Wheat .118 *
Corn .209 126 *67
Oats . 71 60 40
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS
Carlota— Today Wk.Aga Tr.Ago
Wheat . 307 . . “88
Corn ..703 ... 180
Oata . 16
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlole— Today Wk.Aga Tr.Ago
Wheat .201 1 09 121
Corn .11* JZ
Oata 12.1 70 9,
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS
Carlota— Today Wk.Aga Tr.Ago
Mtpneapolta .508 847
Duluth . 750 728 88
Winnipeg 1197 1617 1906
UNITED STATES VISIBLE.
Ruahela—Today Week Ago. Year Ago
Wheat .96.926.000 98,760,000 75,000.000
Corn _ 7.013.000 7.286,000 1.654.000
Oata ... 67.858.000 67.613.000 18.917.000
P.ve 20,530,000 19.701,000 18,022.000
Barley 6 690.ooo 5,568.000 3,535,000
OMAHA STOCKS.
Ruahela Today. Year Ago.
Wheat .... 4.076.000 3,637.non
corn . 325.000 ino.nno
Oata . 2.21.2.000 1.614.000
Rvp 473.000 246.001,
Barley":.'. IT-"*1* H7-000
CHICAGO PRICES.
By Updike Crain rotnpnny. Atlantl* 6312
Art ' Open. ' High I Low I Clore I P«t.
Dec?* I 1.54%i 2.56C-ij 1.5414 l.«J4 J J3%
May i 1.62% 1.54141 1.61%, 1.43% 1.4144
| 1 82%:.. 1.63% 1.61 •«
July j 1.42% 1.43 'a 1.41% 1 43% 1 41%
Deye” I 1.37%' 1.27 %| 1.36%' 1.36% 1.36%
May I 1 40% 1.40% I 1.39%’ 1 39% 1.3941
! .i.!. I • •»" *.j
July 1.27* 1.2*7 1.24 j 1 26 1.27
Dae? ! 1.14% 1.15 J 113% 1.14 1 14
May M 31% 1 22 II 20.,I 1.20% !■«,.
U,y Visits'' .L3:-^.; 1.221a 1.2144
dJc" .S3H1 -HV -531* B3Va -53S
. ft:t»4 ..... .!.
May 59 59 V* .*8 % .58% 58 %
July .57 % | ".57 % * *57 % I .57*4;
T ard
Dec. 14.92 14.37 1 4 30 11.37 jl4.20
May 1450 1465 1 4 50 14 62 14.45
Ribs !
Jan. 12 97 1 2.97 1 2 97 12 97 '12 95
Minneapolis Cush Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn . Nov. 24—Wheat
(‘ash. No. 1 northern. $1528401.64%; No
1 dark northern spring, choice to farcy.
$1 53 % ©1.75** : good to choice $1 67% 0
162%; ordinary to good. $ 1 54 % 0 1.57 % :
No. 1 hard spring. $1.55% 01.76%: No. 1
dark hard Montana, on track $1.50% 0
1.59%; to arrive. $1.6A%01 59%: old
December. $1.53%; new December. $1.53%;
May. $1.59%
Corn—No. 3 yellow. $1.110 1 15.
| Oats—No. 3 white. 48%©4»%c.
Barley—680 84c
Rye-No 2. $1.27% 01.27 %.
Flax—No. 1. $2.67% 02 68%.
C hlcngo Cn*h Grain.
Chicago. Nov. 24—Wheat No. 1 hard,
$1.57; No 2 hard. $1 6801.56%
Corn—No 2 mixed. $1.13% 01.14; No.
2 yellow $1.1501.17.
Oats—No 2 white, 64%#64%o; No. 2
white. 5O%052%r.
Rye—No. 2. $1.3601.35 V4«
Barley—86 096c.
Seed—Timothy. $5.5006 75; clover.
$24.00031 26.
F’rovlalnn*—Lard, $1 4 40 ; ribs, $1 3 25;
bellies. $14.75.
Knnsus City Cash lirtiln.
Kansas City. Nov 24 - Wheat—No. 2
hard, $1.4801.68; No. 2 red $1.690184;
December, f 1.4 7 n« asked- May, $1.54%
split bid; July. $1 36% hid.
Corn—No. ”, white. $1.0601 06%: No.
2 “yellow $t ('9%; No 3 yellow. $1 08%;
No. ? mixed. $1 06% 01 07; December.
$1 07 bid May. $1 13 bid: July. $1.15.
Hay—Unchanged to 60r lower: No. 1
prairie $12.60012 60; No. 1 tlmothv.
$|« 600 17 00. choice alfalfa. $21 66024.50,
clover, mixed, light. $16 66010,50.
Minneapolis Finn.*.
Minneapolis Minn Not 21 Hour—
10026c higher. family patent. |8 35;
bran $27.oa
Visible Grain Supply.
New York Nov. 24 The vtslb’e sup
ply of American grain shows the follow
ing changes in bushels
Wheat decreased 1.234 666.
Corn decreased. 272 600.
Oats. Increased, 245,000.
Rye Increased. 787.000
Barley Increased. 64.000
Ht. laouls 4trnln Futures.
St. Louis. Nov. 2 4.—Wheat Futures,
December. $1.56. Mny $l.62%©162%.
Corn - December. $112% Mav, $1.20.
Oats December. 63c; May. 58 %c.
Duluth Flux.
Duluth, Minn.. Nov. 24. —Flax -Close,
November, 2.67c; December, 2 67c; May,
Z. 7 4 %c. _
Ht. Joseph l.lvewtock
fit Joseph. Mo. Nov. 24 ITog* Re
reints. 8.000 Imad. 26c lower, top. $9.10;
bulk. $1.8609.00
('a 11 |e Receipts. 4 000 bead , steady ti
rr.c higher; bulk of steers 18.6009.61:
top. floor.; row* snd heifers $3.0009.25;
calves $3 5008.50; storkera and frrd
ers $3 56 7 25. -
Sheep Receipt" ?.00ft bead: steady D
strong, lambs. $12.R04t 14 on, ewe*. $6 '
|
Boston Wool.
Boston. Nov 24 —Although thsre 1s i
fairly good business in the wool marks
buver* are somewhat cautious owlns an
parent lv to the higher Prices Aboil
s'1 lines, however, are showing eotm
huslnss* Choice stock In particular 1i
In demand arjl prices strong Ena
India clothing wool ha* developed con
sldersble activity of late Joriss am
Blctneree have both been active
f
j Omaha Livestock
Omaha, Nov. 24.
Receipt* were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Estimate Monday... 12,000 12.0 Of t.000
Same «lav week ago.2l.<JI 13.-90
Same two wka ago. 19.218 9.974 11.J}7
Same three uke ago 9,««4
Same dajs year ago.10.101 10(-a9 13,0..»
i Receipt* and disposition of live Stock
at the Union stock yards, Omaha Neb.
for 2 * hours, ending at 3 p. m . Novem
ber 24. 1921.
RECEIPTS—CAR LOT.
Horses A*
Cattle Hogs.Sh'p M l *
C. M. 1* St. P. Ry. .7 5 .. I
U. P. R. R.64 16 6 .•
C. & N. W. eaat - 5 • • 1 f
C. A; N. W. west ... 74 86 6 5
C. St. P. M. & O. ... 11 6 1 -
C. H A Q. east - 2 .. ..
C. B. & Q , west ....262 24 3 1
C. R. I. A r\. east ..35 1 1 2
C. R. 1. A P. west ..2 .
I. (’. R. R. 2
C. O. W. R. R. I 1 • •
Total Receipts . 443 1 15 16 18
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Armour A Co.1116 1904 761
Cudahy Pack. Co.171') 3073 1350;
Hold Packing Co. 4 1 0 1722 ....
Morris lacking Co. 382 11 79 . ..
SwiO A Co. 1589 1531 194
Hoffman Bros. 7 .
Muyeiowich A Yuli .... 4 .
Midwest Packing Co. ... 38 .
Omaha Packing Co. 9 .... ....
John Roth A Sons ..... 31 .
S. Omaha Pack. Co. 4 0 .
Murphy, J. W. 3 7 46 ....
Lincoln Packing Co. 282 .
Kom. 1271
G. A K. 73 .
Anderson A Son . .... 131 .
Bulla. .1 H . 62 .
Cheek. \\\ H. 8 .
Dennis A- Francis . 24 4 .
Ellis A Co . 95 .
Harvey. John . 27 .
Huntzingcr A Oliver .... 72 .
Inghram. T J. 17 .... ....
Kellogg. F. G. 3 14 .
Kirkpatrick Bros..
Longman Bros. .. 9 .
Luborger, Henry S. 4 4 .
Mo.-Kan. C. A C. Co. .. 47 .
Root. J. B. & Co.122 .
Uosenstock Bros.48j .
Sargent A Finnegan ... 201 .
Smiley Bros . 13 ..
Sullivan Bros. ... 81 .
Van Sant. \Y. B A- Co... 272 .
Wertheimer A Degen 15 .
Other buyers . 1 197 .... 1858
Total .9467 12426 4153
Cattle—Receipts. 13.000 head A com
paratively moderate run of cattle for the
opening day of the week was responsible
for an active anti higher market for de
sirable cornfed steers. Bids and sales on
the more attractive offerings were 16 0
25c higher than the close of last week
and trading was active at the advance.
Best yearlings brought $12.75, with best
of the heavy cattle around $10.25010.75.
Cows anil heifer* ruled somewhat firmer
than last week, but the trade in stockers
and feeders was Just about steady at
lust week's big decline.
Quotations on cattle; Choice to prime
yearlings, $11.25012.75; good to choice
yearlings, $10.00011.00; fair to good year
lings, $8 25 09.75; common to fair year
lings. $6.5008.00; trashy warmed-up year
lings. $5.0006.50; choice to prime heavy
beeves, $9.75010.75; good to choice
heavy beeves. $8.25 0 9 50; fair to good
beeves, $7.2508.25; common to fair beeves.
$6.0007.26; plain to good fed heifers.
$4 5007.00; common to good fed cows.
$.7,25 0 4.75, good to choice grass beeves,
$6.7507.75; fair to good grass beeves,
$5.7506.76; common to fair grass beeves.
$4.5005.50; Mexican ateers. $3 5004.50;
good to choice grass heifers. $4 5005.50;
fair to good grass heifers. $3.5004.36;
f hoice to prime grass cow*. $4 2504.85;
good to choice grass cows, $3.7504.25;
fair to good grass cows. $3 2503.75; can
ners and cutters. $2.4003,25; good to
choice feeders. $6.3607.00; fair to good
feeders, $5.2606.26; common to fair feed
ers. $4.0005.25; good to choice stockers.
$6.2507.25; fair to good atockera, $5,250
6.25: common to fair atockera. $4.0005.25;
traahy atockera. $3.000 4.00; stock heifers,
$3.0004.00; stock cows. $2 5003.26; stock
calves, $3.0007 00; veal calves. $3,00 0
8.50. bulls, stags, etc.. $2.5003 00.
Representative sales;
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr No. Av. Pr.
21 . 943 $ 6 25 25. 754 $ 8 25
5.1070 7 00 21 959 8 60
21 . 1140 7 35 23 . 81 7 9 10
13.1266 7 70 33 1242 9 50
21 . 1 21 4 9 75 38.1400 10 25
34 . 1 479 10 60 16 .1104 12 75
FAT HEIFERS.
28. 840 5 60 11 1073 70 50
CALVES
3 . 163 7 00 2 150 7 50
WESTERN CATTLE.
WYOMING.
No. Av. Pr.
10 feeders . 885 $6 26
Hogs—Receipts. 12.000 head. Liberal
supplies at all points proved extremely
bearish in local trade this morning, and
both the shipper and packer markets were
dull early, with nothing of consequence
sold and bids unevenly lower Bids of
$8.6008 05 were made on choice butchers
early, hut salesmen were holding their
droves at higher levels
No Av. Sh Pr No Av Bh Pr.
6a.'. .228 $* 40 85 .151 If 45
65...286 . . 8 65
5heep—Receipt*. 3.000 head. An urgent
demand from all quarters and light sup.
plies for the week's opening session re.
suited In a 25050c advance in fat lambn
today, while feeders were scarce ahd ruled
steady, with aged sheep firm.
Quotations on sheep and Iambs: Lamb*,
good to choice. $13 not/ 13 60^ lambs, fair
t ** good $12.25012.00. feeding lambs,
$12 60013.75; wethers, $6.7508.50; dipped
! a nibs. fed. $10.76011.50; fat ewes. $5 500
7.80; breeding ewes, yearlings excluded.
$6.0008.00, feeding ewes, $5 0006.'-’5.
C'hlrngo Livestock
Chicago, Nov. 24.—(United State* De
partment of Agriculture.)—Cattle—Re
ceipta, 25,000 head; fed ateer* and year
lings. fat she stock 15 to 25c higher; lat
ter grade* steers showing most advance;
early top yearlings. $1 3 26 ; Some held
higher, several loads at $12.60013.00;
heavies. $11.00; killing quality fed ateers
run largely medium to good, atockera
and feeders strong**!: canners firm; most
ly $2.6602.80: bulls steady; most bolognas.
$3.5004.90; approximately 4,00<f western
grassers included in receipts; little done;
undertone strong to unevenly higher;
voaiers quality considered unevenly high
er, bulk better grades $8.5009 00; light
downward to $8 00; selected offerings to
outsiders upward to $10.00
Hoga—Receipt*. 95.000 head; moderate
ly active, mostly 15 to 35c lower; weighty
butcher* show decline; liberal supply;
light-light and slaughter pigs 25 to 50c
off; top, $9 40; bulk good ami choice,
200 to 33u-pound butchers. $* 600 9 30,
160 to 180-pound averages largely $7,260
8.25; bulk 140 to 150-pound kind $6,504*
7'»0; majority packing bows. $8.450 8.76.
hulk strong weight slaughter pig*. $5,754/
r.00; heavyweight hogs. 09.000 9 40; medi
um. $8.4009.35 light. $7.0 »4f8 70; light
light. $5.7507 60, packing hogs, smooth.
$8.6008.86: parking hogs, rough. $8 300
8 60; slaughter plg«. $5 2506 25.
Sheep and Lamb*—Receipts. -O.onn;
head; dull; very little early business, few
sales fat lamb* strong at $13.75; best
held shove $1 4 00. no clippers sold fat
sheep steadv, handvwrlght fat ewes, $7 60
0 8.00 feeding lambs strong, esrly bulk.
*13 50014.00; full mouth breeding ewes.
$8.50.
FAT LAMBS.
No. Av. Pr
11 natives . 96 $13 6J
14 na 1 Ive. .Jit jj J"
23 natives lfl8 13-5
BREEDING EWES
76 natives .- I*7 7
FEEDER LAMBS.
.308 fed. . 6 3 13 60
FAT PAVES
16 fed ..H5 7 00
(I.If LAMBS
173 fed.11 60
East ML I/mils Livestock.
East St. I^ouls. III., Nov. 24 —Hogs -
Receipts. 18.000 head; general hog market
16c to 25c lower, closing bid ’-'5< lower;
top /.arly. $9 26; closing top $9 10. bulk
190 pounds and Up, $8.70 9.00. 160 to
190 pounds. $8.3508.76; light lights and
pigs very slow, 50c to $1 oo lower, bulk
140 to 160 pounds $7 254/8-25; 120 to
130-pound pigs. $6.5007.25; 90 in 110
pounds $6 0006 25. packer sow-*. $8 00
Cattle—Receipts. 7.000 head, beef steers
?6c higher, with spots up more; hulk.
$»>70tf)9f»n. one load $1100. light year
lings snd heifer* and bologna bulla 15<r
to 25c higher, moat hull* showing full
advance, bulls $3,500 4 00; one load of
heifer^ 19 00. bulk $( 0007.50, rov* in«l
canners l"c to 15r higher, cows. $3 764/
400, »nnners. $2.1 f* 4jf 2.76 £ulk* *- 4 ’
light vealers. $9.on; bulk .
Sheep and Lamtu—Receipts. 1,000 head.
f«f 1 amlw steady to 25c hlahjr top.
$ 1 3 50. bulk of sales, $11.88013.58. no
strictly choice lambs on sale, culls un
changed at 810 00; aged shee,. strong
best killing ewe*. $7oo; heavies mound
$6 00.
ftloux 4 Ity Livestock.
Sioux ritv, In . Nov. -’4 * attle tt<
• elpts, 4.00(1 lie...I market. ",’L,lr0r
steady. 26c higher; Htockers. 1*0 2I(‘ fVttT
*1 long fed ) en» I ngs, $>" oo ij i: ■ ■
Short fed If, r,0 0*.00; f" cows and he r
ers $4.00010.60; canners and ‘Utteis,
$2.0002.00; grass cows and heifers. »•» -•*
06.50: veals, $4 0009 00; bulls. Ij.ljg
3 50; feeders, $4.5008.60- stockers. }*
8.76- stock veilrllngs and calves. 8.1 000
7 no; feeding rows and heifers, f- ‘“ft»
4 Hog* Receipts. 1 1.000 head- market, 15
«i 36e lower, lop. I««5. Milk "< , ""
1 Iktii — $7 no*, ti :16;
one kern M.oimm *#i -Hike. M7IM7 *0,
pig* $&.nntf 8.08, _ . . ...
Uliccji Receipts r.ooft bead; markat,
steady; 2fe- higher.
WHOOPING COUGH
No “cure”—but helps to re
duce paroxysms of coughing.
Visits
_Qp«r / T Jmrt UfJ
Stoc k Market in
Class by Itself;
No Reaction Yet
Little Change in Averages,
Rails Register Small De
cline and Industrials
Make Small Advance.
By RICHARD SI’IIXANE.
Universal Ncrvic© Financial Editor.
Now York. Nov. 24.—This stock market
% in a class by Itself. There has boon
no other like It. By all ordinary rules,
considering the big advance of last week,
there should have been a sharp reaction
today. While there was a big accumu
lation of orders over the week-end. mostly
in low-price rails, there was an apparent
decline in enthusiasm for the regular
market favorites, particularly the high
price rails and the leading industrials.
What is loosely termed the technical
position would have been strained If the
market had been like markets of other
days, when the hulk of trading was on
margin. The financing of a large part
of the recent buying ha* been by the
mid db* west and doesn’t appear In New
York banking loan statement*.
From start to finish, the market today
was a mixed and highly complicated af
fair Transactions in the usual leaders,
United .States Steel, American Can. Bald
win and Cast Iron Pipe, were much re
duced. Price movement amongothe rails
was not uniform. Transactions in the St.
Paul issue* were very large. Rock Island
ran off nearly 3 points from its high of
the day, when Charles Hayden again de
nied that the Southern Pacific was to
take over that road.
There was unusual activity In Issues
like Industrial Alcohol. Stewart-Warner,
North American. American Sugar. Con
tinental Can, Austin Nichols, Central
Leather, etc.
The net result was little change In
the market averages rails registering a
small decline and industrials a small ad
vance.
Again transactions exceeded 2,n»)0.00$
sha res.
Foreign exchange, steady.
• ’all money opened at 2% per cent, but
softened to 2 per cent
Time money somewhat higher.
Cotton was affected for a time by the
December position. December and March
were 70 points apart at one time, and
December nnd May 100 points apart.
Such strength ns the grain market
showed was confined to wheat and oats.
Liverpool wheat prices worn about as due.
Australia cables said there was large
chartering of vessels there to move grain,
and Kansas City had news of three car
goes of hard wheat engaged for Turkev.
There was extensive profit taking in
corn early In the day.
Lard was up 7 to 17 points.
--N
| New York Quotations
V-/
New' York Stock exchange quotations
furnished by J. S Bache A Co., 224 Oma
ha National Bank Bldg.
Sat.
High. Low. Close Close
Agriculture Chem 15% 15% 15% 14%
Ajax Rubber . ... 9 % 9% 9% »
Allied Chemical ..75% 75% 75% 76
A ilia-Cha Inters... . 67% 65 67 % 64%
Amer Beet Bug .41% 41 41% 41
Am B S F. . 86%
American Gan ...151% 149% 150% 151%
Amer C A F -172% 172 1 72 % 172
Am H A Leith... 12% 12 12% 11%
Amer H A L pfd . 69 67% 68% 67
Am Inter C ...... 86 34 34 % 3i%
Amer Linseed Oil. 21% 21% 21% 22% j
Amer Loco . 84 83% 84 83%
Amer Radiator ..124 123% 124 123
Am Ship A Com.. 12 11% 11% 11%
Arner Smelt . ... S' % 6 4 84% *4
Amer Smejt pfd. ..,.104%
Amer St 1 F ... . 40% 40 40 40%
Amer 8ug ... 49% 47% 49 47 %
Anrer Sumatra ... 11% 6% 11*4 * H
Amer Tel A Tel .129% 128% 129% 129%
Arner Tob .164% 164 164 % 163%
Amer W W A Elec .. . .... 116 119
Amer Woolen ... 59% SH% 59% 69
Anaconda . 39% 38% 38% 35%
Aasoci I) Gds. 133% 13 5
Associated Oil ... 32% 32 ** 32 % 32’,
Atchison .113 111** 111*4 112%
Atl Coast L .14 2% 141’*
Atl <i A W I . 18% 17% D% 17%
Atl Refin Co .. 92% • -
A ust in - Nichols ... 29% 26% 29 25%
Baldwin .125% 124% 125 125
Baltl A Ohio . .. 70% 69% f,9% 69%
Burnsdall "A” ... 19 18% 16% 1) %
Beth Stl .*1% 4 t 44% 44%
Bosch Magneto .. 28 27 % 27% 77%
Brook-Man Hv . 34% 31 34% 33%
Brook-Man pfd ' 4 1* .
Brook- Edison Co .118% 118% 116 % 116%
Calif Packing
Calif Tet 24 21% 23% 23%
’al A Aria Min 5 2 5^% 62 *0
-an Par .153% 15 3 1 53 162%
-ent leather . . 20 19% 20 18%
">nt Leath pfd . 52% 51% 52 *4 61 %
*erro Pagco ..48% 47% 47% 4<%
Chandler Motors 3! 30% 30% 31**
•he* AO.. 91% 6-*% 91% 69%
’hi Get West con 11% 10*4 H 1JJ*
’hi G W pfd .. 31% 29% 30% 29%
-hi A N W 69% 6x% 68% 69
2 M A st P 18% 16 18% 1:%
C M A St P pfd. 32% 30% 30% 30
” R ’ A !’ 49% 4c% 4. *4 8®
’ St V MAO Ry. .. 49%
'hi la (’op ... 34 4 13% 33% 3.%
'hi no .2S 14% 2 5 2 4%
Cluctt-Peabody . .. .. 61
Muett-Peabody pfd • • l”4
’oca-Cola .79 *4 76 % 7 9 ,s%
*olo F A Iron ... 40 38% 38% 36%
Columbian (%rb.. . 4a% 4'*
Columbia Gas .... 45% 44% 44% 4 4 %
’ongoleum . 44 41% 4*% 4. '*
’on Cigar* . 29 2'*% 2 7% 2 %
’on Gas .. 75*4 74% 74% *•»%
’ont Can . 60% 5**% 6»% 69%
”ont Motors . 7% 7% 7% *%
‘orn Prod . 40% 3*% 39** 3x%
Cosden .2* 27% 27% 28
Crucible .65% 6 4'* M% 64%
Cuba «*ane Sug 14% ' %•* 13% 14
Cuba Cane Sg pfd 61 60% 6 1 6 94%
uba-Am Sug 3o 29% 29% /'*%
r’uyamel Fruit .. 61% 51 % 61% 61’*
Daniel Boone.
Davidson Chemical 4 2 40% 41 4 v
Delaware A II . 131% 131% 131% 131%
I’upon t Df N , .1 33 1 32 1 33 1 32
Eastman Kodak 111% 111% 111s* Uj
Erie. 3 2** 31% 51% 31%
Elec. Htor Battery *3% 6 2 •*
Famous Players 88% 87% 88 * •
Fifth Ave Bus L. H'i *
Fisk Rubber .12 % 11*4 1- , JJ »
Fleischnian’s Yeast 6? *'• *6% 84
tlen’l Asphalt..... 63*4 62 £2% -*'1-4
Gen*! Electric.271% 26«% 270 269%
(ien’l .Motors. 68% 56% '%
Gold Dust.40% 38% 40 39%
Goodrich .3'.% 33% -J4’4 !!-,'*
Gt Northern Ore 39% 36% 39% J < *
Gt Nor. Hv pfd 7o% 69% 69% 70%
Gulf States S»rel 7«% 77 7J% ,,
Hartmann Trunk.. 36% 36% 36% 36 1
Hayes Wheel . 36% 36%
Hudson Motor* .. 28% 28% 28% .8%
Homestake M. Co.. •••• «1
Houston Oil.71% 72% 78 <3
Hupp Motors . .. 16% 15% 15%
Illinois central... 113 % 113% 113*4 l}l*j
III Can pfd. ... 713% i
Inspiration . 28% 27% 7}% 2.%
Inti Eg Cm Cp. 34% 33% 14% 34%
Int’l Harvester.... 103 102% 1^2% 1J-N
Int’l M. Marine 13% 12% 13 1;%
Int’l M M pfd... 45% 41% 44% 41’•
Int’l Nickel . 72% 23% *2% 2*
Int’l Paper.£0% 4.% 49% 48%
Inf Tel A Tel. *5 K.v
Invincible Oil .... 15% 14% 14 *» 1®>
Jones Tea .16% 16 % 16% 16 *
Jordan Motor .... 39% 2 9 39 3 9
K C Southern .. • 31% 30% 31% 31%
Kelly Spring . 17% 1«% 16% 16
Kennecott . 49% 4x% 49 48%
Lee Rubber . 10% 10% 10% 10%
Lehigh Valley ... 69% 69% 69*4 89 % j
Lima l.ocomotfva. 66 ••'.*4 6.% ■ »
Loose- Wiles . .
Louisville A Nash 104% 1-4*4 104% 104%
M k Ti ao| 111% SO 110 . 11 ’ %
May Dept Store .102% 1**1% 101 •» 101
Maxwell Motor A 77 % 7 5 76 % 77 %
Maxwell Motor P 32’* 31 3 1 % 3 2
Marland .40% ",9% 39% 4"%
Mex Seaboard .... 20% 20*4 7-% "0
Miami Cooper .... 2 2'* 2'.’% 7 2’* 72%
M K A T Ry . 76% % 26 % 2- %
Mo Pacific ... 17% I 31 3 2
Mo rscifb pfd. 71 % 70 ;o% 7 1 %
Mont Ward_ 45% 4 4 % 4 4 % 4.- %
A D V ERTISF.MlFA T. ~
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dealt making tnlileta railed MeCoy’a
i*in| l.lver Oil Tahleta will atart to
help nny weak, thin, umlernourlahed
little one.
After aleltnea, and where rlrkela nre
suspected they nre capoclally valuable
No need to give them ntiv more posit
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In take the place of that cood hot e\ It
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and they surely do It. They do put on
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Hrua. Prandela Store Print I'cpt ot
ant' druggist for MeCot - Cod Liter
mi Tahleta aa rnay In take aa candy
and not at all expensive tin tablet*
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Mother I.ode .... 8 7% 8 ®
Nash Motors . .. . . -m ■ ; • 7J*4
National Biscuit. , 72% 71% 7 2 <•
National Enamel.. . 2 4 -■;%
National Lead ...15# 151 158 1M
N Y Air Brake ... 4* 4 7% 47% 48
N Y Central .... 11 7 % 111% 11r % 11 < %
N Y C A St I. ...117% 111% 1H% 118
N Y N H A H . 31% 30% 30 % 31%
North Americ an .. 41% 39% 41 39%
Northern Pacific.. 70% 19% 19% 70%
N A W By.127% 125% 127% 126%
Orpheum . . . • . • • 21 26
Owens Bottle .... 42 % 42 42 % *2
Pacific Oil . 64% 54% 54% 54%
Packard Motor ..13% 13% 13% 13%
i’an - American . 55 54 % 54% 55%
Pan - Am B .... 43% 4 3 % 43% 43%
i Penn B It . 47% 47', 47% 47%
Peoples Gas .
Pere Marquette .. 15% <95 65 6..%
Philadelphia Co . 49% 49% 49% 60
Phillips Petroleum 37 % 31% 31% 31%
Pit r« e - Arrow . 11% 1ft% 11 10%
Postum Cereal ... 89% 88% 88% 88%
Pressed Steel Car . 50
I Producers and Be. 28% -8%
Pullman ...134% 134 134 133 %
1 Punta Alegre Rug 43% 43% 43% 43%
Pure Oil . 27% 27 27 27
Bailyay St 1 Sp .126% 1-1 121 128%
P.ay Consolidated 15% 15 15% 15
Heading' . 18 17 17 6< %
Replugle . Hi % 15% 11 15 t*
Rep Iron A- Steel . 4S% 4v 4S% 4#%
R D N Y . 46% 45 % 41 % 41
St T< & S F . 571* 55% 55% 51%
St I• A S W _ 54% 52 52 % 54%
Si hulte Cigar Si .110% 109*% 109% 1"9 %
Sears - Roebuck J39 13Jjt% 131% 137%
Shell Cnion t>il .. 20 19% 19% 20
Simmons Co .... 35% 35 35 % 35*4
Sinclair Oil . 17% 11% 17% 1;
SI ohm - Sheffield . 71% 7.7 76% 76
Skelly Oil . 22% 22 22 22 %
Southern Pacific .102% 1"I% 102 101%
Southern Railway 74% 74 7 4 % 74%
Standard Oil of <7 61% 11 11% 11%
Stand Oil N .1 . . 37% 37% 37% 37%
Standard Pinto G. 15% 15*4 15*4 1*
Stewart - Warner 13% 63% 12 60%
strornberg Carbu .71% 70 70 69 %
Rtudehaker . 41% 40*4 41 80%
Submarine Boat . . •••■ • • • •
Texas Co . 43% 43 *4 41% 43%
Tex Gulf Sulphur. *«% #7% 88% 8i%
Tex A- Pacific ... 46*, 43% 43% 44%
Timken Roll Bear 37 36 % 3# 31V»
Tob Products ... 72% 71 71% 71
Tob Product* A .. 92% 92% 92% 91%
Transcont Oil .... 4% 3% 4 4
Un Tarlflc .14 S 147% 147% 14.%
Utd Fruit . 213 214%
U S Cst Irn Pipe. 138% 133 138 135 %
U S Ind Alcohol.. #6% #3% 85% 84
U S Rubber . 38% 31% 37% 31%
U S Rubber pfd... 91% 90% 91% 90%
IT R Steel .111% 115% 116% 115%
U R Steel Pfd ....121% 121 121% 121**
Utah Copper .... 80% 7974 80 79
Vanadium . .• 27 *4 2i%
Vivaudou . 9 *% 9
Wabash . 22 *4 21 % 21*4 21%
Wabash A . 54% -63% 63% o4
West Union .117 111 116 116*,*
Westing Ar Brk.. . inn% 100
Westing FI . *4% 14 %
White Ragle Oil.. 2174 26% 26% 7%%
White Motors ....1# 17 67% 1i
Woo] worth Co.... 114*4 113 114*4 113
Wlllys-Overland ...8 7s s % 8% 8%
Wiilys-Over * pfd .. 18 % 67% 67% 68%
Wilson .II 7 8*4 9
Wilson pfd . 21% 21 22% -4
Worthing Pmp .. 4H% 46 4H% 41%
Wrlgley Co . 44 44
Yellow Cab Taxi.. 4 3 4 2% 42% 43
Yellow Cab Mfg .. .. 37% 37*4
Saturday total sales. 598,400 shares
Today's 2 p. m. sales, 1,566.300 shares.
y — ““"N
New York Bonds j
__/
New York. Nov. 24—Bond price* re
sumeil their advance today under the
stimulus provided by oversubscription of
the $100,000,000 French loan and fr**h
rallies in St. Paul and New Haven rail
road Issues.
With the new French Issue from three
to four times oversubscribed the 7 per
rent bonds commanded a premium of
almost a point in sto-k exchange dealings
while the interest aroused In the offer
nc lead to new huyiV< of French mu
nietpai. German and other European ob
ilgatlons Opening half point above the
offering price, the loan bonds advanced
to 94 1 and then back to 94% at the
< lose. Gains of a point or more were
recorded by most of the French city
bonds the German 7*. Belgian 6%s and
Serbian 8s
The favorable turn In the outlook for
the St. Paul railroad refunding program
continued to be reflected in the price
rr« \ement of the road's bond*. Six of
the most active Issues scored gains of
1 to 4 points although the highest
levels of the day were not maintained
The rise 1q the company's shares brought
corresponding gains .n the convertible
bonds New Haven, Seaboard and Denver
A Rio Grande liens also were consplci
\4 v strong
Although the recent advance In Wil
son A Co bonds continued early in the
dav the convertible issues broke sharply
upon the announcement that interest on
the Is would be defaulted December 1
and subsequently on the 7 per cent Is
sue The first mortgage bonds on which
interest, will he met. yielded, 1% points.
I-. 8. Bond*.
(Rale* in *1.00 ) High. Low Close
192 Liberty 3%s ..*...100.20 HO.16 HO 20
100 Liberty 1st 4* 100 1* 100 1 # 100 1#
13 Liberty 1st 4%s .102 00 HI.24 HI 29
811 Liberty 2d 4%s . 101.8 101.5 HI *
2*9 Liberty 3d 4%s . HI .It HI 14 101.16
104# Liberty 4th 4%s..l02.« 102.1 102 1
39 u s Tress 4%* 105.20 105 11 105 16
Foreign.
35 Anton J M Wkg is ««% •* **
61 Argen Gov't 7s H2% H2% 102%
511 Argentine Govt Is. ?5% 94% 96%
31 Aus Govt gtd Ins 7s 93% 94% 95%
14 City of B Is .8# 87 87 %
12 City of Copen 5%s. 9 5** 9 5 9*
3 5 City of Gter P 7%». 92'% 9-% 92%
17 City of Lyons 6s .. #7% 8*
32 Citv of M Is . . 88 87 8 .%
3CofRdeJ8s’47.. 93% 9.1% 93%
62 C Rep #* ’52 -H0% 1 "% 100%
€1 Dept of Seine Ts 92% 91% 92%
1 Donlin Rep S f E% s 9 2 9 2 9 2
31 D of W 5 % s n '29..103 1 % H2%
19 D of C r.a ’52. . .l".l 102% H2%
26 I» Fast Ind 6* '«? 97% 97% 97%
30 D East Ind 6 %s '53 90% 90% 90%
13 Framerlcan 7*i*... 94 93 % 94
69# French gov 7s wi 91% 91 91 %
1411 tlerman ext loan 7s 95 ** 94 % 9-*‘*
111 Freni h Hep #* ....104% 104'i l'>4%
23- Fremh Rep 7%s ..100% H0% 100%
101 Japanese 6%s .... 92 _ 91% 91%
’ Japanese 4« ...... 83% *3% #' «
19 Belgium 7%s ... ..lio H9% 110
J07 Belgium 6%» 9c % 95% 9**
]0 DenmarK 1* .H0% 190% HJ>%
17 Hunger’. 7%* . . M 87% ** ,
ll Italy 1 %s .100% H0% H0%
H Netherlands ts 72 1"5% 105** 195%
3# Netherlands 6s 5 4.101% 100% HI1*
9 Norway 6s 43 .9#% 9#% 9#'*
161 Serbs Crust* 6* . . *#% 81% #6%
2 Sweden Is 104% 114*, H4%
9 Oriental Dev d Is 8T % 87 8.
6 2 Paris Ly-Med 6s .. *1 *"% *"%
78 Rep Bolivia 8s 91 *2 % 93
It Rep Chile hr 41 .106% 105% 1 ‘ * * •
39 Rep Chile Ts .. 98% 98% 9#%
VISIT CHICAGO
Low Fare Excursions
ROUND TRIP
Ticket* on »ale from November 28, 1924, to
December 3, 1924. Final return limit, Decem
ber 8, 1924
Take advantage of thi* opportunity to visit the
Metropolis of the West.
There are many things to interest youi Theatres,
Grand Opera, International Live Stock Show,
Horse Show, Parks, New Field Museum and
Civic Stadium, and other attractions of the
“l-WUl” city.
See the new $75,000,000 Union Station, now
nearing completion.
Your trip will be most enjoyable over the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul. The Omaha-Chicago
Limited leaves Omaha daily at 6:05 p. m.; The
Pacific Limited at 12:35 a. m. Every traveling
convenience and comfortj courteous “Milwau
kee” service; fine "Milwaukee” meals.
For full information about the reduced fares
and train service, apply tot
Clip Tick*! Office. JM S. ISIh St.
Phono Jackson 4491
Union Station, 10th and Matey Sta.
Phono Atlantic 6119
W. t Dock. Con Agsnt Pass. Dopt.
Omaha, Nab.
Chka^MihoiMSiMBailv^
1M6-201 TO PUCKT SOUND - KLKCTRIFICD
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8 Ken Colombia 89* »** »>*
12 Ren Culm f.*a ... 97'* mi* 81.,*
111 K. || Sulvadut 8«. . .103* 102* 1°2*
:l Kep Finland ti* ... 87* 87* 8t a
"it i^tieenalapd 8a ....103* 1*': 103*
Kin Ut ande Sul 8a. »« m. * 0s
7 San Paulo 8a ...loo 100 10o
40 8a im Con 8a.111.1, 118 II**
iii Swlaa Gov fi*a 8" 10} 100* D'O*
It K <1 B A 1 .'.*■ 29 111* 111* 113*
fi" K II B A I n*» 37.10«r, 1011* 10«*
SS V S of 14 8a .... 97 98 * 97
37 l H of B-CRK 7a 81 81* 81*
10 .V Afr r. 7*0 .... 90S 90 90 *
2 A c a f dell 0a . 90 * 90 S 90 s
15 Amer Smelt fia ..100* 1"6* 105 *
10 Amer Smelt 5a 98* 90* 90 *
02 Amer Suk fia ....loo* loo* ion*
58 A T * T §**. . . .103 I'll* 1°2 *
12 A T * T r tr Ss 100* 100* 1011*
23 AT&T no! ir 4a »'■ •, 90S 9fi*
3 A W TV A E oo. 93 92* 93
*7 An C 7a '38 ... Ini* loo* 101*
7:1 An Con fin '53 ... 99 * 9»* 9fi*
29 A &■ Co of D 5 * *. 90 V* 90 90
18 A Oil Ca . 102 1 ll 1 * 101
61 At T 4k S Fe Ren 4a 88* «»* 88*
17 At T * S Fe a 4a at 84 * 84 <4
40 It & I) rfK 6a '95.101 100* lul
18 Balt 4t <1 ev I * a 89* 8'.'* *9*
31 liult A ll gold 4a 89* "6* 8‘*
137 B T of 1*1 lit A rfK 5* lOll* Hill* 100*
13 11 S eon lie A .. 94V* 94
12 Beth S pur m Sa 9n 8't* 89*
9 Brier 11 S . :• *» . . 97 * 96 * 97 *
8 11 K Run Sa A ... 100 99* 99*
107 14-M Tran a f lie.. 82* 82* 82 *
1 ■* B R & P 4 *9 . . 87 * 87 8 i
10 Calif Pet o Vi a ..101* 101V* 101*
39 Can N deb *6a...ll7* 117* 117*
7 t’att J* deb 4a .... 79* 79 * *9 *
42 C C & Ohio fia.106* IJti* !‘tnl/
K, Cell Heather 5* ...100* 100* 100*
100 Cen Pat gtd 4a.*7* ‘ ,?J.4
330 Chea & Ohio ev Sa -101* 101 10} *
13 l itea &. Ohio tv 4 * a 95 94:4 »■>
31 Chi & Alton 3 * a. 48 48 4a
12 C B & g rfK Sa A ... 101 * 101 * 101 *
12 C B & Q gen 4a . . 89* 89 * 89 ,
36 Chi * East III 5a.. 70* 74* .o
211 Chltago ll W 4a 0-* 02 62 a
fill C M & St P I-V 4 * a 64 fi.* 03
618 C M At St P ev 4 * a 64 02 Va 03
295 C M A- S' P rf g4*s 5i* SO |S*
1081 C M & St P la 83 «0 80 v,
60 Chi A N W rfK Sa 99 a* 99* 99 ',
7 chicaRo Ry* Sa . . . 76* '* * 1*$
1 C It 1 At P gen 4a 8.* 8.* 8 a
23.1 C R I A P rfK 4a. 85* *<* ***
23 Chi Union Sla Sa B 101* 101 101
6 Chi A W I 4s. 77* 77
in Chil* Conner 6a 1"8* lo«* 108
( i i'1't'ASII, Ifg Sa I) 9n* 96 * »4*
,1 Cleveland N Tr Sa.-lOO 100 100
0 Colo & So rfK 4*a 91* *1 ,J'
3 Collutnbla G&HSa.l00* ljn% loo*
17 Com Pow 6a. 97 * 97 97
18 Con Coal of Md Sa 88* 88 88 *
2 Con Power Sa .. 91V* JO* JO .*
40 Cuba C S db 8a Std JOJ JJ* J-J,
20 l uba-A Supar aa. 1"8* lo«* J"**
17 Del &■ Hud evt Sa .100 99* 100
.16 Tien H A E lat tK Sa 92 91 * 92
82 I'enver A Rio Ur Sa 63* S-* S3
92 Den A R fl eon 4a. S3 92* 83
6 Detroit Fill rfK 6a. 1"7 106* 10.
8 DuPont d N" 7*a tOT* \0 7 ’ V } 0 7 N
2 Dunuesne Light fia.105 H 1f»5% 105%
12 Fnatern C s 7*a. ins* 105* 106 *
26 Umpire C. *■ F 7*a 97 96 * Ji
25 Erie evt 4a D .... 72 t2 72
63 Erie K I «' ■ • K l , .1V& ,s7, 4
20 (loodrleh 6*a ' ■"'* 1°0* 100 *
125 Uoodyr T 8, 1931 l"9* 109 P’9*
79 Uoodyr T 8a 1941 120* 120 120*
f, Ur Trk R Can 7a 1 lfi * 116* 116*
3 Ur Tr Ry Can fia.107 * 107* 107*
27 Ut Northern 7a A 109* 1"9* P'J*
n tit Northern 5s . . % 9 > % 9-’1*
*5 Hudson & M fis A *7%
24 Hudson <v M h I 5s 66% 66% 669
14 Humble ») A It &%» 99% 99% 99*
13 III Pell T rfK 5h . 97% 97% 9*%
12 III Central 5%* . . 1«2% 102 1<>2
2 III (' C St L bn . 91 9* 7i 97
5 III .Stce| d 4 %s . . 94 >4 94 94
16 Infer Hup Tr 7s 9f* 99 % *'* %
10 Inter Rap Tr fis... *9 69
50 Int Rap Tr 5 a . . **7% 66% fi ;*
63 Inter A- Gt .No fis . 05% *5 fi • 5*
11 Inter A- ‘if No fie. 100% 1«« lf'2e
21 lnt M M sf fit* *s% ** *
14 Irt Pa rv 5s A.... ‘‘5% *5
50 KC FF A-M 4a ... *7% *•=%
4 K r PA T. 5s . 94% M% M%
2 K c South 5a ... fi? s9
13 K C Term 4s .... *4% *4% f * )*
4 Kan GftRI fis . 94% 94% 9* %
24 Kellv-Spnng T» «s 97 7» 9<% 9t%
4 Held Gas St L 5%s 9b J5 95
lfi I. S A- M S d 4s 31 9fi ? % 9h
2 1. A N 5s B n3 . . 1f* 2 % I "2% 1^2%
fi I. A: N unified 4s “3% 93 93
7 Lou GAE1 aa - 91% »1V JJ V»
in ..lagma Cop 7s 117% li-% D 7 •*
3 Manati Sugar 7%a 100 99 -fc 99%
122 Man Ry non 4s. .. 6 5 63% 65
1" Mkt St Ry 7a.. 97% 97 - 9: %
12 Mid St «v isi **% **% ,9i%
1 M K A- T p i *i- C.101% 1°1% 101%
9: M K A T npl 5s A 46% 4 6 % 66%
2'9 M K A- T na d 5s A 7 4 % 74 % 74%
39 Mo Par 1st fis 59% 59% 99'*
414 Mo Pa*’ gn 4s M% *4% 6 4 %
.3 Mont Pow 5* A. 94% 9H 94%
3 N E TAT 1st .100% 100% 100%
17 N O TA M 5 % s 99% 94% 94%
J2n s Y rent d fis.112% 111% 112%
97 N Y r r&i 5s ,...100% 99% 100
7 N Y C con 4s .... 42% 4.7% 43%
37 N Y f A St 5 % s 94 % 94 94 %
12 N Y Ed rf 6%a - 114 113 113%
225 NYNH4H 7a .97% 96% 9.%
139 NYNHAH 7» (tr).. 97% 95% 9.%
in.l N YN H Ac H 6! ‘44 ... 46% *5% 6fiS
6fi NY R\ • 4s rtfs 40% 4* 4 0
20 NY T. I 6a 41 li'‘.% inO% l"fi%
7 NY Tel gen 4%- 9fi % 9fi % 9fi%
42 NYWA-B »%a -5 4 57 % 51
70 ,V A- Wcv fis .126 125 12 5%
4 N A* W con 4a. «9 49 *9
.31 Vo Am Ed fif 6s 97% 9fi% 9fi%
11 No Psc ref fia... in? lftfi% 107
2". No Pac pr Ii*n 4s *4% 9 4-,§ 4 4%
fi No f*t Pow 1st .*• 9 4 93 % 9 7%
12 N W Pell Tel 7s .104% 1**% 10% %
91 Ore Fhort Line 4s 9fi% 9fi% 9fi%
4 o-w R R A* N 4a 42% 92% S2%
9 Par.fm OAK . 94% 94% 94%
4 Par TAT 5s 52.. . 93% 97% 95%
2n Penn R R «%• .110 109% lin
5 Penn R R gen 5s lo;% in: in;
;n Penn R R gen 4%a 92% 92% 92%
4 Pere Marq rfg 5a 97% 97 97
fi Phila Co rfg 6a... 107% 102% 102%
124 Pierre-Arrow Ss. *s% ^fi% *»9%
24fi Pub Service -6s .104% 1"4% 104%
fi Punta A! Eug 7a .104% 104% 104%
6 R gen 4%s .94 M 9 4
12 Read gen 4s .95% *»5 % 9 5 %
9 Rem A ■ f fia 93% 93 93
3 Rio G W cul tr 4s 7 2 7 2 7 2
76 R X A * L 4%a »7% 4fi% 97%
H fit LIMA Srfg 4s 92% 92% 92%
T S L!M*S4«RA<* lx 44% *4% '4
23 St L A- S V pi4aA 72% 7 2 72 %
42 St L A S F adj fis 55 54% 54% !
126 St It A S F inc fis 76% 7fi% 7«%|
1 S L S con 4a ... 56% 5fi% *6%
1 St P L’ D 5a . loi ini 10\
7 S A P S rfK fis 99% 99% 99 %
;n Seal) A L con fis . . sfi *»'* *;'»%
25* Seat) A L adj 5s .73 7 2 7 2 %
171 Scab A L rfg 4« . 60 69 % 59%
21 Sin C OH col 7». . 9n R9 fi9
fi Sine Colt DJI 6%s. 64% 54 44%
4 Sine crude O l%a.loo% 10ft 1 ft«%
3 Sin Pipe L 5a. *0 65 *5
45 S Par rv 4« 9*% 9fi % 9fi %
2 2 S Par rfg 4s . 66 % 67 % M
3 S Pac rol tr 4s .64% Si\ 44%
6 South H gen fi%e 107% 1<»7% 107%
16 South Rail gen tie 103 103 103
73 8 Rail gen 4s "4% 77% 74
25 S Pelt T rfg 6s 96% 96% 9fi%
10 S O A HI t \ t fi % a H»3% 103% 103%
20 Steel Tube 7s .106% 10fi% 106 % j
3 T Elec rfg «a . »9 **% 94%
15 T A vs ndj 44 * 11*,
17 Third A ve r?g ♦•.. *»% • 4 *» J
4 Toledo Edison 7s l'»SS 109-®* 1«J%
7 l'n Pec 1 st *« ■ »- J3 JJ
2 . In P»c rvt 4 s . •» *H S
20 l’n Pac rfg 4s . «* *" ,
7 United Drug rvt 9s.lli*'* lla% 11 *
22 1- 8 Hub 7%. .. 1«4% 104% PM%
37 I S Hub 5* *"'% J4‘* *4 4
53 IT S Hti * l 5s DM \ 104% 1 •*4 y
2 l iah t‘ A 13 > . 4 1 \ 91 % 41 *
79 Va-U <*h 7 %s w w 4 7 4^% 46
200 Va-0 Chem 7s ...73 .2% • *
7 Va R A P rfg 5s . «4 •{% J4
102 V* R> 5s .9.% 9..%
15 Wabash 1st 5s ...100% loo% 1«JJ«
2 7 West Elec 5s - J4** JJJ4
46 West Md 1st 4s... «4% 64% V
14 West Pac 5s . •«% 90% 90%
16 West l'n «%* .10J% 1JJ ■»
1 VVirU.S Steel 7* 7n • ' '
5 Wlllva Ov l«t «!/,» *S'.J ®Jl* ** *
*7 VVil A Co » f T'l* ■ 9 51 15
S3 Wllion & Co lat «•. Si 9" *® i
14T. Wll * Co cv «*- J*4 J® 5?,
IB Y K * Tube lie. . S»\ • ■ ' 9„' ■*
Total BAlea of bonrle today were
50a uno compared with $10.-21,®O0 prevl
ouh day and $9,768.0011 a year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds |
V ---J
New York. Nov. 24.—Following !■ !h«
official list of transact Ions on the •>«*''
York Curb exchange, giving all bonus
traded in:
Domestic Bonds. /,1
Sales. High Low Close
44 Allied Parker 6» . . 7 7 7 * •'
25 Allied Par ker 8b.. 89% **% 8 9-*
49 Ain Gan A El 6a . . 95% 95 " ‘4
26 4 Am Ice (*o 7» .103% 103 10.5
14 Am P A Lt 6s old 94% 9 4 94 %
5 Am Roll Mills 6s.. 100% 10U % 100%
4 Anar- (’opper 6s .103% 103% !" '•'*
6 Anglo Am Oil 74*101% 101% 101%
5 Assoc Him Hd €%s 83 83 83
6 Atlanii'- Frt in* 8s 2f'% 19% 2"%
25 Atl G A W I r.s .. 69 r,7 59
14 Heaver Board 8s . >9 47% M
6 Peth St» 7* '35 . 104 103% H* %
5 fan Nat Hv En 7s 109 109 109
20 C R I A P 5 %s . .101 101 101
50 Childs Co 6s.104% 104% 104%
2 cities 8v 7s • H '. . 143 113 14 ;
35 Cities hv 7s ‘ C ..107 106% 107
9 Cities Sv 7s ••D”.. 94 97% 97%
2 Con G Balt 6%i .1"9 109 109
8 Con Textile 8s.... 84% 84 84%
7 Cudahy Pkg Co 5%s 67% 87% *7%
1 Deere & Co 7%*..103% 103% 103%
3 Detroit (* Gas 6s.. 102% 102 % 102%
10 Detroit Edison «s..l08 ]07% 107%
7 DunJap T & R 7s. . 98 97% 9<v
4 Fisher Body 68 '27.102 302 1"
1 Fish-r Body 6s ‘28.101% 301% 101 %
5 Gair, Robert 7s.. 99% 99% 99%
12 Galena Hig 011 7s.. 105% 105% P' %
3 General Pet 6s . .100% inn% 100%
1 Grand Trunk 6%s.U>7 107 1“7
16 Gulf OH 5».9V % 9* % 9*%
7 Hoe A- Co R 6%s .100 99 % 100
22 Int Matrh 6%s .. .104% 104% 104%
1 Lehigh P S 68 . 101% 101% 101%
3 Lib M< N A Lib 7*. .100% P»0% !of %
1 Liggett-Win 7s ...107% 107% 1"7%
6 Manitoba 7s . 99% 99% 99%
3 Morris A Co 7%s .. 97% 97% 97%
3 Natl Leather 8s ... 302 102 1°2
15 N O Pub Ser 5s_ 87% 87% 87%
7 N H Pow 6 %s . 97% 97 * 97%
30 N H Pow rvt «%S. . .104 102% I'M
6 Ohio Power 5m ‘B‘* 90% 9" 90%
3 Penn P A Lt 5s . . . 9 4 93 94
1 P S Corp N J 7s... 107% 107% 1"7%
6 Pub Serv N .7 6* . 94% 9 4% 94%
46 Pub Serv E&G 5%s 96 % 96% 91. %
13 Pure Oil 6%s. 97% 97% 97 %
6 Shawsheen 7* .103% 103 1U3%
80 Hkelly Oil 6%s ...l02% 102% 102%
1" Sloss Sheffield 6*. . P’ 1 % Pl% 10 7 %
17 So « «i Edison 5s.. 93% 9.% 92%
17 Std Can A- E 6%* .103% 103% 103 % 1
5 Std Oil N Y 7s *25.100% 10 % 100% I
11 do 7s ‘26.105% 105% 105% I
31 do 7* *27.105% 105% 105% |
1 do 7s '28. 1*5% 105% 105% 1
3 do 7* *30.105% 105% 10'%!
1! do 7s ‘31.P»5% p.5% 105%
11 rln 6 % s .107 % 107 107
2' Swift A- Co 5 s .94% 94% 94%
2 L’n El L A P 5%s. 99 % 99% 99%
1 l td Oil Prod *s 33% 33% 33%
7 L’td Rys Hav 7%s P'9% 1*9% !M%
5 Vacuum Oil 7* . lft7 106% lf'6%
Foreign
14 Ird Bk Finland 7s 94% 94% *4%
5 Pslian Power 6%s . 99 99 99
3 King Veth 6s *72..102% 101 302
22 I. A Hydro P 6%s . * *5 *'
]0 Rep Peru 8* ‘4 4 ... 99 % 99% 99%
1 Rep Poland €*. 73 73 73
6 Russian €%*. 15 15 15
7 Russian 5% ctfs ... 13 13 13
3 5 Sol vs y A- Co 6 s .100% 100% 100%
5 Swiss 5s .101 101 101
( lilrsgo Storks.
Furnished by J. J* Bache A- Co. 224
Omaha National bank building, phone,
JA 5187-8-9. Bid. Asked.
Armour A Co. II! pfd . 86 *'%
Armour A Co.. Del. pfd 91 9! %
Albert Pick . 21% 29%
Hawick Alemlte . 42% 43
Carbide . 6.1 6 5
Kcl Ison Co.132% 133
Cudahy . 72
Daniel Boors . 7% 8%
Piamond Match .117% 119
Peers pfd . *2%
Eddy Paper ..16 2n
Libby .. 6 2
National I.eatiS r . 4% 5
Quaker Oats .310 I! 2
Ft*n Motor, . 18 !*%
Swift A- Cn.10?% 1*9%
Sv >ft Interna'ional . "4% *41"*
Thompson . 47 47
Wahl . 20 20%
Chicago Butter
Ch’^ago Non :*> —In spite of heavy
receipts, the butter market today con
tinued firm with another sharp advance
In prices Stocks on th* street were light,
v-ith 92 score exceptionally •« arce Home
early sale* of 92 score were made st 47c
and 47 %r but practically all afternoon
lustness was at 44c with an occas onal
ale at 4*%r. CentrVired csrs were
limited, with prPes higher and a fair
demand for full to #mre car*.
Fresh buiter. 92 score. 47%04lc; tl
score. 45c. ?o score. 4i%< ; *9 score. 40c;(
88 score. 19c; 97 score. 35c; 86 score. 33r.
t*entrallied csrlots. 90 score. 44% Cf j
45c. 89 score. 40 %c; 89 score, 36c.
London Hilver.
I^mdon. Non- 24.—Bar ailver, 33 7-16d
per OUBC«; IllOflSy, 3% per rent; discount I
rates short bills 1%©3 11-16 per cent.
3-month bills. 3% per cent
Liberty Bonds.
New York. Nov. 24 —Liberty bonds st
1 p m. Liberty 3%*. first 4%«
1«124. second*., 4%a lil.i; ’hPd 4 % s.
10115. fourth 4 % s. 102 3; United Ptates
government 4%s 10519
>r« York huger.
New York Nov t "t""
v.nf eil today the g* * ;Vf ,
•Ion I »M on » !''■" of . '■"* I
Cuban f'om “off 'o n n "-finer T
Strength in the epnl market led tn' |
rreaand rovering ami romnnealon b" (
buying In ra iv aug.n future, .JJ,
vanred 9 to 6 potnte on active "
but reartrd partially n,..-f the ■ loae u"
reellzlng in.I »<-•- finally 3 ••• » w
nn higher He. nni ■ , 'oaed 4 . -
Marrh. 3 Hr. May. 3.1Sr: July ! .«r
A better Inquiry waa reported for re
fin»J augar but without l" qi"‘
ration*. which rang* from ».lSfjf.50- 10
fin- granulated. _
Refined future* were nomlna.
New York Coffee Future*
New York. Nov 24 -The market for
roffee future* wa* lower tod*.' ow.nx o
report, of easier Brazilian market, and a
renewal of liquidation following the nil.
Ilea of late last week The market
opened at a docline of 37 to »n polnta and
active months aold 70 to »6 polnta n t
lower March declining to 17 lie. The
closing tone waa easy at net declines of
7o to 9" polnta. Sales were eettmai I
al 99.060 bags ('losing quotations:
December lttc: .January, Me-.
17.20c: May 16.60c, July. 16 10c, s.
t ember, l&.»‘.0c. r-*
.Spot coffee, quiet. R!o 7*. «0©20 4 #
Santo* 4*. 25*4 4* 26c.
New York l>rv Good*.
New York. Nov 24.—Cotton good* w*-- »
quiet but steady, throughout the
Finished good* were selling moderatelv
to the Jobbing and cutting trade*, wit i
retailer* showing more Interest in novel
ties f r the *i>rina The largest print- ■*
ha'e w.thdrawn percale# from *.ile af-c
large orders. Raw silk market* were a.
shade cater for the firs Mini- n two «r
three weeku. as buying interest slacken.
Hurls i> pr! < e« were cater tn ’!.»* lo- ..
markets, following moderate decline* m
Calcutta and *he offering* <-f g'*od* P'
Argentina. The wool good* trad# *«•*•
quier. owing to unseasonsbe weal ner.
Jobbers reporfe'l s fair ' olume of bu-.
nes* In miscellaneous lines.
New York Call Money. ¥
New Y’ork, Nov. 24 —Cal! Mon*- *
Easter: high. 2b, per rent: low, 2 V‘r
cent; ruling rate. 2 V, per cent, cln*
bid. 2 per -ent; offered at 2 *4 par ccn’
last loan, 2 .per cent; cal! loan* agalr*t
acceptance*. 2’4 per cent: t;me ioar
steady. mix*d collateral 60-90 day*,
r. J, pe*- ent: 4-6 month* 3*4 0c3*4 tlf?
< ent prime commercial paper, 3 £ /
per cent
Turpentine and Ro*’n.
Savannah. Ga . .Nov 24 —Turpentine—
Fi-m. sai"* '69 barrel*: receipt,
2*1 barrc-l* shipments. 233 barrel^'
stock. 12.166 barrel*
Rosin—Fir n rales. 1 440 casks r*
cejnt*. 1 f* 13 r,r> shipment* 3
casks: stock. 7S 775 casks
Quote R lo K. $ M. I«.32«4: N.
SC.42W: WG 17.4' V W. fx.lfl. X. Is ' *
>>w York Cotton.
New Y rk No*. 14 Th« general m*. w
ton market cloned steady at net * 1
var.ces of 25 to 41 points.
New York “spot Colton.
New York. Nov 24 —Cotton—Spot,
steady ; middling. 24.30c.
Foreign Exchange llnte*.
Following are today's rate* • -? exchnnv#
a* compared with th** par valuation. Fur
nished by the Peters National bank’
Par Vai. Today
Austria .-ft .not'OIf
Belgium .155 .0431
«’anada ..1.0° 1-0®
Cgerho-Slovakfa .20 -r,3f*4
Denmark . 2 7 .D72
Engl a nd ...4 *4 4625 m
Franco . 193 ,05>34
Germany .23* .23* J
Greece . 195 ,flll4
Daly .155 -n4*7
Jrjgo-SHavla . 2» .J1SJ
Norway . .27 .1*52
Sweden .. 27
Switzerland ... 155 A9tl
Chicago Egg and Butter rutare*.
Nov. 24.
Quotation# furnished by George E.
Clark. 1227 Woodmen of the World build
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BETTER. "
I Cara Open 1 High t Low i Close
Dec. 126 *"« .UK rT_~i
Jen lM .37»-t- .37 T# .37*,! .57**
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Important development* contained fn
this week’s market review regarding
the following securities:
Mack Truck Utah Copper s
General Asphalt California Pet.
Ontario A West. Simma Pete.
Vacuum Oil Ray Consolidated
U. S. Rubber Radio Corp. of Amer
Magma Copper Maswell Motor* |
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