Nebraska Newspapers

    Speculative Buying
Sweeps All Grains
to New High Spot
^ ■ ■
Close Marked by Severe Re
action, However, Due lo
An Overbought
Condition .
By CHARLES J. f.KYDEV.
I itlverMl Hmlre Staff Correspondent.
Chicago, Pec. 27—All grains were swept
r»to new' high ground for ths season to
day under heavy speculative buying, but
• n overbought condition developed on the
.irn and the final minutes witnessed a
rather severe reaction which closed wheat
and oats Irregularly. Corn and rye fin
ished slightly lower. Too much bull en
thusiasm wss in evidence and gradually
there spread the belief that the markets
were being carried ahead of actual con
ditions.
Wheat closed '4 cent higher to % cent
tower; com was unchanged to 64 cent
down; oatt were unchanged to ** cent
higher and rye ruled >4 to 174 cent lower.
Selling of wheat after the May reached
183 74 by several prominent commission
liousea uncovered a toppy pit situation.
The selling, however, was not credited
to leading longs.
Liverpool closed 2 74 to 3>4 pence, a poor
response to the great strength in North
American markets of ths past few days,
but this Incident failed to temper bullish
pep early.
The bulk of the reports from the sea
board advised that foreigners were fight
ing shy of North American grain and
seemed to be taking Argentine and Aus
tralian stuff.
Corn was an erratic grain. Covering by
shorts together with fair commission
house buying lifted prices to new' level*
but when the covering ended prices fell
back quickly. The demand for cash com
here was fairly active and the basis
closed firm. At St. Louis offerings were
small with prices up sharply.
A big trad* was on in oats. Commis
sion houses were active on the buying side
most of the day. but profit-taking for
feited gains at the last.
After reaching new tops rys reacted
realizing pressure. Germany was report
ed as having taken rys at the seaboard.
Provisions were strong and active. Lard
was 17 74 to 30 cents up and ribs were
to 70 cents higher.
PH Notes.
Chicago. Dec. 27.—Pressure in the
** wheat nit speculative and cash, haa been
ron-exlstant for aome time. Prior to the
opening today It was felt that wheat
should have a break because of the fart
that Liverpool showed about half the ad
vance looked for. Few dared to sell the
market, however, and this very lack of
pressure seemed to be the basia for the
renewed buying that followed.
December wheat displayed a stronger
undertone then the deferred months
early. The movement of wheat in this
country continues to moderate, ajjd flic
fiish article is bringing fancy premiums
in most markets. Accumulations at
terminal points have been cut down and
ihls development to date haa apparently
m or? than offset the rather Indifferent
altitude that foreign buyers have taken.
A prominent local crop expert figures
that about 70 per cent of the export
wheat moves normally from the southern
hemisphere from January 1 to June 30
'ihls year he believes that Argentine
producers will market their wheat on a.
larger percentage because of the high
prices existing. The probability of Ar
gentine nreasure has made many of the
recent bulls advise caution.
The Winnipeg market showed relative
eteatljness compared with Chicago most
c.f tho day. the May delivery there sell
ing up to 11.9144. but the market weath
ered finally and cloaed relatively easier,
'i here is no doubt but that the move
lent of wheat In thia country and Can
ada is on the wane. Tho visible supply
cannot possibly. It seems, increase fur
ther. but to what extent it will decrease
. ooarcntlv is causing much speculation.
CHICAGO PRICES.
TJy Updike Gralp company. Atlantic 4112.
I Open. 1 High. 1 Low 1 Cloae. ! Yes.
I Hfti 1TT
•••’- ttsi i:!!S
July I ).5* df 1.56V 18*6i M*»l 1 f«*
I 1.5* U ‘. . .I I -**1’
l»#r 1 82'i'l 1 58 1 11 i Lit 1 2-.SU
May I 1.59 , 1.59',; 1.57 1.67V l. «J
July : 1 ST i 1.38 U' 1.885* 1.875*' 1.37*4
j 1-37 5*. .I.;.; .
Pec" ! 1.27 ! 1.29 ' 1 29* 1.29V 1.275*
May I 1.3154.! 1 38541 1895* 131 1.31U
I l 31 54 >. 1.816*1 1.315*
. July ! 1.83 ! 1.335* 1.315* 1.32VJ 1.31%
j 1.31541. 1.315. 1-33
l!5r* i 5 2 5, .9 1 54 . 9 1 54! 916*
May 1 .85 .6S«2 .85S «57* ■«?*
| 65 .
July I .555*; .8664- .6454 .645. .64S
j ■6454|.. .I •*♦'4
May4 117 15 17.59 17.19 17.49 17 12
Ju*j IlLIO 17.95 jtT.39 I17.1t 117.27
jiS" 116.10 16.40 1* 19 16.40 15.79
May Il6 10 H6.70 UO.IO 16.40 -16 02
Chicago I’aah rrteao.
Chicago. Pc- 27.-Wheat—No 3 red.
91 90 ft 1 91 *■* ; No. 1 hard, $1.82 7* Q 1.83 8k
Corn-No 2 mixed. *1.2854; Vo. 3 yel
low. 11.345*8*1.365*. .. , ....
Oats—No. 2 white, 6J74e, Ne. 3 white.
59 *4 4161 74c..
Hye—No. 2. 11.31.
"aid*—Tlmoth*y?»6.00«7.15; clover, 825.76
® Provision.—Lard. 816.92; riba. *19.09;
belllaa, *11.50.
__ 4
* Omaha Grain
J
Omaha. Dae. 27. 1924
rash wheat eold on the tahlee todat
from Sc to 4c higher. The demand wa»
Rood and auppllea available were hard.j
aufflctent to aupply requlrementa. no
* *rorn 'eold around unrhanged prlcea to
1c higher with a fairly good demand.
Iterelpte were 42 care. .
Oata wero In good daman* at '< to
l%o higher. Reoelpti were 17 cere.
Rye and barley wae quoted nominally
higher. 0n1ahB f artot Me*.
WHEAT.
Xo. 1 dark hard: 2-5 car. It »1.
So. 2 hard: 2 care, $1.71 %. - 'ara.
$1.72%; 2 cara. $1.72; 1 car, $1.14, 1
rttXa. V hard: 1 car. $!.$»%.
Xo. 6 hard: 1 car, $1.69; 1 car. »1.$$.
No. 1 eprlng: 1 car, 11.14; S-$ car,
$,..,: 1 car. ll.«9*-flN
So. * white: S cara. $1.17%; 1 car,
iVhi”: f’c’a’r. $1.1.: 2 cr. »!.»%.
^ & 5JWhyl>‘.Tow1:Tc,a,r.13|1.2$: I car.
"x!.4! yellow: 1 car. $1 -20.
No. 4 yellow: 2 car*. 11.1*. 1 c*r< *1 i»
No. 8 yellow: 1 car. *1.1«%.
Sample yellow: 1 **Si 1 c*r‘ 11 00
No. 2 mixed: 1 car. *11*%•
No. » mixed: 2 car*. *1.17%.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, *1.1*
No. 5 mixed: l ^*^*1.12%.
No. 2 whit*: t car. 40%e
No, 3 white: 1 car. JOUc; 7 car* **%c.
No. 4 white: l car. 5*c
Sample white: 1 car, 58c; 1 car, *7c.
Dally Inspection of Grain Beeetred.
WHEAT M . .
Hard; * car* No J. 1* car* No. 3. t
car* No. 3 2 car* No. 4. J car* No. o.
Mixed: 1 car No. 2, 1 car No. 3, 1 car
^ * Spring; 1 car No. I.
y Total: 43 r*r*.
' r*ORN.
Tellow: I car* No. 2. 7 car* No 3 18
ear* No. 4. 1 ^*r No. 5 2 car* No. 8.
White: * c*r* No. 2. 8 car* No. •>. 3
ear* No. 4.
Mixed: 4 «?*r* No. 2. 1 car No. 3. 8
ear* No. 4.
Tntel. $6 ear., qats
Whit*: * car* No. 2. 12 car* No. *. 4
ear* No. 4, * car* eampl*
Total, 21 car*.
RTB.
3 car* No. 3.
Total, 2 car*.
Total, all grain, 121 car*
Minneapolis firnln.
Minneapolis Dec SJ^-Whegt—C«eh:
No. 1 northern. 11.71% ® 174 % . No. 1
d»rk northern eprlng, choice to feno£
11.41% ®2.02% : good to choloo. »1.7»%®
1.41%; ordinary to good. *»-7» V4 • 1-J»% ■
.Vo. 1 herd eprlng, fl.74%®2tl2%. Ns 1
. .£rn,r &
b,b.)n'^; ”%ejiw‘\.20%l.si%.
QalH-J?". $ wjjlte, $$*•$?%•.
Harley—75®ltc. .
Rye— No. 2. ll.4$%®J4$%.
Fla*—No. 1. $S.i>5Wl.t«
Karteae CrtT
t/anaia c*ltv Dec 27.—Wheat- No e.
hard II 73% fjl.fO; No. 2 h*r, *186$
f.Vl; December. *l.«*fc May
• i 7»t: • .fuly'. *1.4* bid
, *corn—Ns * white, $l.t»%; Na t yel
i._, (i 21(4*71 *2: N* 3 yellow. $1.-1%.
No ' 2$ m xed «1 *% December. *11*%
Mk.d; illy. H.14%® 1.$4%. D«'r. Ii.it
naked. . .
H*y—Unchanged.
......... fertf HI'-"™ r
j ~f«-J&SUff,Mg*.
A Crete—December, 4l,,r. Mil. D 4
' Mlnnrapolle Flour.
Minneapolis >F1 nrr.. De. 2. — Flour -
Io ;«r higiiei Family petente, $$ *»
Wren—982 00.
Rw»lpt» w»r«: Cattl«. Hog*. Sheeo.
Official Monday .... 6.OS 14.073 *,447
Official Tuesday ... S.04I 22,»07 10.S08
Thurfttay .. . ••••
Official Friday . 1.418 7.364 5,006
Estimate Saturday . 200 9,600 3,900
Six dya this wk ....16,898 76.379 29.20*»
Same dya last wk .23,449 92.0/3 39,447
Same dya 2 wks ago. 39.962 110,414 46,303
Same dys 3 wks ago . 32.039 94,588 41.93b
Same dya year ago..16.014 40,974 31,5b4
Cattle—Receipts, 200 head. There were
no cattle on sale today and the market
was nominally steady on all classes.
Steers closed 10® 25c lower than the
week'll best time but they are still 26®
40c higher than a week ago and aome of
tliu good light cattle are as much as
75c higher. Choice yearlings reached a
too of $11.76. She stock is also 25*60c
higher for the w.-ek. Mockers and feed
er supplies have oeen light and the mar
ket is unchanged.
. Quotations on Cattle—Good to choice
yearlings. $9.76*11.75; fair 1o good year
lings, $8.25*9.76; common to fair year
lings. $6.50®8.00; trashy warmed-up
yearlings. $5.00*6.00; good to choice
steers. $9.00*10.50; fair to good steers.
$7.75*9.00; common to fair steers. $6.00
© 7.76; good to choice heifers, $0,750/)
8.25; fair to good heifers. $5.50*6.75;
i-dmmon to fair heifers. $4.50*5.50; good
to choice fed cows, $4.50*5.50; fair to
good fed cows. $3.50*4.40; common to
fair cows. $2.40*3.35; good to choice
feeders, $6.40*7.25; fair to good feed
ers. $6.25*6.25; common to fair feed
ers. $4.00*5.00; good to choice stioekers,
$6.65*7.35; fair to good stockers, $5.60
*6.60; trashy warmed-up stockers, $3.00
*4.00; stock heifers, $3.00*4.50; stock
cows, $2.60*3.00; stock caT%es. $3.0U©
6.75; veal calves, $3.00*9.50; bulls, stags,
etc., #2.50*5.00.
Hogs—Receipts. 9.500 head. Just mod
erate supplies and higher 1 rends at other
centers resulted in slight advances in
local prices this morning and trade to
both shippers and packers were active at
largely 10c upturn. Hulk of a 11 sales was
at $9.60*10.15 with tou. $10.30. The mar
ket is closing 25 ©35c higher for the
week.
HOGS.
No. Sh. Ay. Pr. No. Sh. Av. Pr.
71.. 138 ... 9 50 66..174 ... 9 65
*6..174 9 65 73..249 140 9 75
94. .168 . 49. .183 ... 9 80
68.. 247 110 9 86 62..187 ... 9 90
52. .360 140 _ 85..197 ... 9 931
81 . .205 . H7. .215 ... 10 00
99. . 174 . 73. .222 ... 10 05;
86.. 201 ... 10 10 67..223 ... 10 ]»
41 . . 20H . 66. .230 ... 10 20
63.. 224 20..308 ... 10 26
81. .231 . 74 . .245 ... 10 30
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 3,900 head.
All elksses were steady today, arrivals
being direct. Under a broad demand from
all quarters and slight decreus**s In sup
plies prices on fat lambs advanced $1.50
2.00 this week. Feeders show upturns
of a half dollar with aged sheep 25c up.
Quotlolons on sheer* and lambs; Lambs,
good to choice. $17.50*18.15; lambs, fair
to good. $16.25*17.25; feeding lambs,
$14.75*15.75; wethers. $8.00© 10.60; year
lings, $12.50*15.00; clipped lambs, fed,
$14.25*14.75; fat ewes. $6.76*9.25.
C hicago Livestock.
Chicago. Dec. 27.—(United Stales De
partment of Agriculture.)—Cattle—Re
ceipts. 1,000 head; compared week Ago,
beef steers and vearlinge. 25 to 65c;
top. 50c higher; inbetween grades weighty
steers showing most advance; top heavies,
#11.76; handy weight, $12.50; light year
lings. $14. (to; butcer rows and heifers.
25 tp 75c higher; better grades heifers
up most- canners and cutters, 15 to 25c
higher; bulls. 25 to 50c higher; calves.
25 to 50c higher; shipping kind up most;
stockers and feeders, steady; bulk prices
follw: beef steers and yearlings, $8.25/is
10.50; butcher cows, $4.00*5.50; heifers,
$4.50*6.25; canners and cutters, $2.76*
3.15; calves, $10.00*13.50; stockers and
feeders, $5.00*6.60.
Hogs—Receipts. 12,000 head; active;
steady to 10c higher; lighter weight anil
mixed droves showing most advance;
bufk god an (lcholce weighty butters,
$10.50*19.75; top. $10.80; desirable 180
to 200-pound average*. $10.00*10.40; 140
to 170-pound kind mostly $9.50*10.00;
bulk Mtrongw-elght slaughter pigs, $M.5n**?
9.00; few clioico kiml to shippers. #9.25;
bulk packing hows, $9.75*10.00; estimated
holdover, 6.000 head; heavyweight hots,
$10.50*10.80; medium. $9.90*10.76; light,
$9.00* 10.35; light-light, $8.00*9.86: pick
ing hogs, smooth. $9 75*10.15, packing
bogs, rough, $9 50*9-75; slaughter pigs,
$7.75*9 25. j
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 8,000 hea/f;
today’s receipts Include about 4.300 head
direct; today's market better grades fat
lambs steady; others weak to lower; bulk
fat pooled lambs. $18.00*18.50; top.
$19.25; good clippers. $14.50; for week
around 13.000 head direct; compared with
week ago* fat lambs. $2.00*2.25 higher;
yearUpgs $3.00 to $3.25 up; sheep. $1 oo
: to $l.o0 higher, feeding lambs. 5o to 73c
tip; week's bulk prices follow : fat lambs,
$17.25*18.75; dosing bulk. $18.50* 19.on
week’s top. $19.25; clippers. $ 11.0» n
#14.50; top. #15.00; yearlings, $15.00*17.50;
wethers. #10 7.»* 11.50; fat ewes. $7.00©
9.75; top. $10.00; feeding lambs, $15.75©
$16.50; top. $16.50.
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City. Wo. Dec. 27—(United
States Department of Agriculture.)—Cat
tle—Receipts. 400 head; calves, too head:
for week: fed steers and yearling* un
evenly 50c® $1.00 higher; top yearlings.
$11 50; best handy weight. $11 00. heavy
beeves. $9.75; oanner cows strong, other
she stock 25 to 50c higher; bulls 15 to 25c
higher; calves. $1 00*1.26 higher; .Stock
er and feeder steers strong to 25c higher;
stock cows and heifers, strong to 25c
higher; stock calves strong; bulk price*
follow: fed steers and yearlings. $7.00 fr'
9 75, heef cows. $3.50*4 50. heifers. #4.50
©6.50, manners and cutters, $2.26*3.25;
vej-.Is, #8.50© 10.00; stockers and feeders.
.$». 00©7.00 %
Hogs—Receipts. 2.500 head; mostly 10
to 15c higher than Friday's best time,
packer and shipper top. #10.40; bulk /*f
sales. $9 90* 10 25; bulk desirable 180 to
280-pound averages. $10.00*10 30; pack
ing sows. $9 76*9 85; stock pigs, scarce,
" sheep and Iambs- Receipts. 600 head;
for week, lambs around $2 25 higher; top,
$18.00; bulk. $16 25*17.50; top clipper*,
early In week. $13-5; none offered at
high time; sheep generally 50c hl*her;
top ewes, $9.25; others, $8.60*9 00.
St. Haul Livestock.
South St. Haul. Minn. Dec. 27—Cattle
—Receipts. 300 head- market compared
with a week ago, killing classes generally
! 26©60c higher; batter grades showing
most advances; stockers and feeders,
nominally weak week's bulk prices. f*d
steers and yearlings, $5.00*7.00; fat she
stock. $3.00*6.26; canners and cutters.
#2.23*2.76; bologna bulla, $3.26. stockers
and feeders. $3.50*5.60; calves, receipts.
100 head: con/pared with week ago. $1 25
higher; week’s hulk prices. $4 00*8 75.
Hogs—Receipts. 1,000 Lead. ;n*rket.
steady: bulk better 200* 270-pound butch
ers. $10.00; top. $10.00- desirable 160 to
190-pound averages. #9.25*9.50; parkin/:
sows, mostly $9.76. pigs scarce; few sales
good feeders at $7.50- looks 23c lower.
Sh*sp—Receipts. 700 head; fat iambs.
25*50c higher; two doubles fed westerns
averaging around 80 pounds, $18 50; com
pared with week ago, fed lambs, $2 60*
2.75 higher; sheep. 73/- higher; week’s
prices, top fed lambs, $18 5". bulk. $10.50
©18 50; bulk fat ewes. #6 50*8.26; feed
ing lambs, 26c higher; bulk. #14 75.
AlftUl City 1.1 vest ink.
Atoux City. la. Dec 27.—Cattle—Re
celpis, 1,000 head; market compared with
week ago: fat steera and yearlings. 25
to 3Sc higher; bulk. #6 50*7.50; heavy
staars. #10 60; fat cows and heifers, 25
to 60c higher; cannera and cutters, 55c
higher; veals. 60c higher, bulls. 25c high
er: feeders strong. ^25c higher; stockers
steady, 25c higher stock yearlings and
calves afrong: feeding cow# and helfara
strong . ~
Hogs—Receipts. 16 000 head; market 10
©26c higher; top $10.36: hulk. $9 85©
10.25: lights. $#50*9,90; butchers $10.00
*10.35; mixed $9.25*1010: heavy pack
ers. #9.60*10.10; stags. $7 25*7 50.
Shesp and lambs—Receipts, 1.500 head;
markat compared with week ago: lambs.
$2 00 higher; top, $1100. ewes, strong;
top. #$.25._
At. Loa*» LIveat4wk.
At Louis. Dec 27—rattle—Raoalpta
450 head; market, steady; natlva beef
steer*. #6.00*14 50. yearling steers and
heifers. $3 50* 12 00; cows. . $3 50*6.26.
stockers and feeders. $4.26*0 76; *?•**•••
#3.60*18 00; cannsrs and cutters. #2.*.5©
3.60.
Hoga—Receipts 6,600 head. market.
16c to 20c. higher, mixed and butchers,
#10 *6*10.75; good heavies. }1 n 7°£!2 ; 1
rml«h«. »* 50 ».76 : IlSit*., f‘I’lSJ*-'611
pin. bulk. 110 41010,6
llh»«p- R-r.lpt». 150 hmil: markut,
■tMilr: mutton 16.0004.60: limlu.
$14.00*17.25; canners and choppers. $2 00
*6 00.
At. Joseph Livestock.
At. sJseph, Mo, Dec. 27 ^Haga—Re
cslpts. $.000 head: market 10 to 15e
higher; top. $10 60; bulk. $9.76*10 40
rattle—Receipt*. 100 head rosrkej,
nominal, bulk of ataara for week. #6 75*
9.75; top. #10.60; cows and helfera. $3 25
*9 00; calbes. #4 00*12.00; atockera and
feeders. #3.60*6 76.
Aheep—Receipt*. 2.000 head; market,
steady; lambs. $17.00*11.00; awe*. $8.60
*9 60.
New York Cotton.
New York. Dee 27 —The general cotton
markat closed very steady at a net ad
vance of II to 68 points.
New York, p#c. 27.—Cotton future*
closed, firm; January. 24.32 to 24.35c;
March. 24 72c to 24.76c; May. 25 00c to
35.10c; July, 25.17c to 25 2 ?c; October,
24 16c.
Now York Dec. 27—Cotton—Apot,
steady: middling, 34 *0r
4'tilriurn Produce.
Chicago. Dec. 77— Mutter- Higher,
creamery extras, 41 Vs . standards, 40 V*.
extra firsts 3$ >4 «4oV; firsts. .10* 38c.
se« ouds. 32*34/
F.ggs Higher; receipts. 4 199 rases
firsts. SO®67c; ordtnsry firsts 25*40' ;
refrigerator extra*. 41c; firsts, 39© 40<
New York Produce.
New Vnrk. D*« 27 Live Poultry
Firm, chicken*. by express 35 4*37*;
broiler*, by »*press. fowls by •* -
press 3«®$Tc; dressed poultry, *|Ultl;.
prices untnangwl.
More Than Million
Shares Handled in
Half Day’s Trading
* _
Many Stocks Touch New Highs
Under Influence" of Vigor
ous Sentiment Favoring
Bulls.
Hr RICHARD 8PIIXANE
I ititmal Servlre rinsnrlal Editor.
Now York. Dec. 27.—In various re
spects. the two-hour session of the stock
exchange today was the most impressive
of the year. More than 1.000.000 shares
were handled. That wfluld mean more
than 2.500.000 for n full day.
From *tart to finish the bullish tend
ency was vigorous. New highs were
made by many stocks. All the steels
were sirotig. Republic especially so. The
railway equipments were in urgent de
mand. So were the agricultural Imple
ment stocks. The coppers were buoyant
and some of the motors were in favor.
At no time during the session was
there sign of a reaction. If simply Was
a steady, persistent upward movement
for all excepting the rails
Foreign* were strong, sterling ud about
one cent.
Cotton, after an exhibition of dull
strength for a week, became relatively
spirited and made a really good advance.
There was plenty of action in the
grain markets. In the first two hours
of business, bullish vigorous as pronounc
ed almost as at any stage of the re
markable advance that has been under
way so long. New highs were made by
various of the options.
Then something hit the market. T*os
sibly some of those who have been
prominent In the bull movement tried
to unload a portion of their holdings.
At «nv rate there was a slump toward
the close which wiped out nearly all the
gain of the clay.
Will Street's Interest In the attempt
of the Chicago. Milwaukee At Sr. Paul
to meet its 1924 fixed charges of |2J.
500.000 has been heiRhtened by the earn
ings statement for the II months this
venr showing net operating income of
$1*5.710.908. At this rate It Is expec ted
the road will just about esrn the fixed
charges with a possibility of falling a llt
tcl short of the mark. December load
ings nre reported to be heavy, however,
and with an extra day for loading freight
this month enough revenue may be
brought in to make the years report
sufficient to meet all charges.
British estimates of the world's sugar
crop in the coming season places it at
22.4*»7.000 tons, according to the bankers
trust company of New York. Europe will
produce nearly 2,000,000 tons more gugar
than In the previous season. Total world
production, both cane and beet, now ap
proximate* the average production of the
three years immediately preceding the
war. Trade experts estimate the Europ
ean beet sugar output for 1924-25 will
total 6,961,000 tqns compared with 6.051,
000 tons in 1923-24. The Cuban crop
this venr Is expected to surpass even the
record output of the Inst campaign of
4.062.000 tons, the estimate for this sea
cn being 4,500.000 tons. The bank esys
that the trade looks for a new struggle
between beet and cane sugar as a pos
sibility of the future.
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Omaha National Bank building: Frl.
High. Low Close. Close
.\g. Chemical .... 14*4 1 •!Th 13%
A inx Rubber...... 13 12% 13 1»»
Allied Chemical . • *4'.4 J3J4 J3% jjJJ*
Allla-Chnlmera ... 73% 72% 72% 72%
Am. licet Sugar. 42*^
Am. 13. 8. Fdry. 91% 9*»
American Can.... 157% 156% 7 56%
Am. far A- Fdry..194 192 194 192%
Am. Hide A* L. J*
Am. H A L. pfd.• • • • • •
Am. Int’l Corp ... 33% 33% **% J3-%
Am. Linseed Oil. . .... 26%
Am. Locomotive . . . 108 1^6% 166 7 93./*
Am. Raditor. • • • • ••••
Am. Ship A- Com. 12 11% Ji% 1
Ain. Smelting.100 99 V* 99% 99%
Am. Smelting, pfd. ... •••• '"I
Am. Steel Found.. 48 4i% 4* ft •
American Sugr. .. j3 «/2% -3
A:n. Tel A T.190% 1MV* ’JJS
Am. Tobacco.8*4. 87 8. 88'* * .
Am. \V W. * K . 418, 41 41 40 *
American Woolen. €5*4 *>4 66 % 6j %
Anaconda . 48 44% 47% 46%
Asa’d Dry Goods.••• •••• *
Associated Oil. . . . 32% 3-** ^.% 5
Atchlatn .116% Hl% 116% 118%
Atlantic Coast L. •; • • ,“!1
Atlantic R?f To.. 91 % 90% '}!* »•
\u,tln-Nlchols ... 91%
1 la id win .134% 13. *4 7 33% 13i
Baltimore At Ohio. 80% 80 80 /a 80
Harnadall A . 21% 21% 21% 21%
Bethlehem Steel.. 60% 49% 6® 49%
liaach Magneto. ’* %
Brook-Man Ry • .. 39%
Brook-Man nfd.
Brook-Edlson Co •• • }S1 120%
Calif Pack - ..103% 101% 103% 1J-*
Calif Petrol . 23% 23% -3 --%
«'a 1 A- Arlx Min .. 58% 57 ,JJ% M%
Canid Pic .150% 1*0 150 150%
rent Leath - 19% 19% 11 % J9%
Cent Leath pfd. • •
form de Pasco . .55% 54% o5% 6 3 ,»
fhand Motors "»7 36% 36% •»« x
fheaap & Ohio . 95 *4% 94% »4 %
fh <lr Weat com .. ■■ * *
Ch Or Wot pfd . 27% 26% 27 * 2*%
Chic Sr N W - 71% 71 71% 71%
l* M & St r 16 16% 14 16%
C M At St P pfd 26% 27% 37% 29%
C li I 4 P . 45% 45% 46% .*5%
C St P M Sr O Ry {•
Chile Copper . 38 37 % 34%
Chino . -■■■ ;* •* ;J
Cluet t-Pea body «o 51% 60 JO
Cluett-Peab pfd . • . . — 70-%
Coca-Cola . 30 *9% 30 i9%
Colo Fuel At T 44 43% 44 43 %
Columbian Carbon .... •••• •••• JJJfr
Columbia Oaa . <7% .6% <6% 1 * %
Congoleum . 42 42% 4-% .fj%
conaoiid Cigar* • •• • •■■■ r'JJ
Conselld Gaa . 77% 76% 76% 7jj%
Cent can 48% 68% 68% 66
Cont Motors.•, 4J% *♦
Corn Product* . 41 40% 40% 40*
Coaden . 26% 26% MS 25%
Crucible . *3% *4%
Cuba Cane Sug 14 13% 13% 1 * *
Cuba fane Sug pfd 60% 69% 60 *0
fuba-Amer Sug 29% 29% 29% 29*
fuyamel Fruit . 55% 64% 54% 64%
Daniel Boone ■ • , *
Davidson Chem 46% 44% 44% 44 *
Del itr Hudson 137% 137 1.5* 13*
Del A Lacks .144 145% 146 14*
Dupont Nemours .142 7 41 % 141% 7 4-.
Eastman Kodak . 111% 111% 111% 711%
KrU .. . 30% 31%
Klee Stor Ba' . 61% 60%
Famous Player* . 9i»% 92% 9^% 92 -»
Fifth Ave Bus.
Fisk Rubber . .. 12% 12% 12% *2%
FlAlschman’s Yeast 85% 84T* 8;*% J4%
* Jen Asphalt _ 58% 58 58 38%
Gen Electric . 296 294 294 294
Gen Motors . . .66% 65% 66% 66%
Child Dust. 2»\
Goodrich . 37% 34% 37 34
Great North Ore.. .35 34% 34% 34%
Grt North Ry pfd. 71% 71 71% 71%
Gulf States St .. 86 % 84 84 84
Hartmann Trunk . 36% 36% 84% 34%
lisye* Wheel . 37 34%
Hudson Motors .. 34 35% 36 35%
Houie*tako Mining .. 41% 42
Houston (Ml . 78 77 77 77%
Hunp Motors ......
Ill Central ....... .. 115% llf%
III C ent pfd . • . . 776 %
Inspiration . 38% 33% 33% 32%
Int Eng Com .... 38 % 37% J7% 97%
Inter Harveal.r ..11#', 191% 110 18*
Int M M . 19% H*
Int M M pf<1 . 44% 44% 44% 44
Int Nlck.l . 37% 28% 24% I*%
Inter Paper . 98% 49% 68 66%
Int.r T * T. »o
Invln Oil . 16% 16%
.lon„ T.n .. t* 1* ,
Jordan Motor . 61 40% 51 60%
K '• Stouthnrn 06 % 35% 36% 3«\4
K.Ily-Hprln.fi.Id 18% 17% 17% 18.
K.nn.cott ...67% 67 67 60%
Ruhh.r.11 12% 13 11%
I,.hl.h Vall.r . 77% 77% 77% 78',
l.ima T.oromotlv, 71 70% 10% 7»%
r.ooi, wii,* ....
l.ou A N*«H 107% 107% 107% 106%
Mack Truck 118% 117% 117% 117%
May 7>,pt I8ur, 108% 108% 108% 108%
Max Motor A 83 8»«i 82% 82\
•Max Motor B 38% 1« 36% 95%
Ifarlaml .. 38 87 % 37% 97%
Moxtran S,ah 21% 20% 21 21
Miami Copp.r 24% 23% 24 28%
M K A T.a Ry 28% 28 28% 28%
Ml. P.Clfl, . 31% 31% 11% 31%
Ml. Tan pfd 73% 73 71 79
Mont.om.ry Ward 48% 47% 47% «<%
Mother l.od. .... 0 8% 9 8%
.Vaah Motora 204 908 !08 tOO'i
National Bl.cult ... 71% 71%
National Rnatn,!
National lutad 161 % 160 160 161 %
N V Air Drake 66% 65 86% 64%
N Y Ton .119% li* 119% 119%
N T r A St 1, 126
N T N K * H lt% >0*. 301
•.nrth Am 42% 42% 42«
North Pan 71 70% 704
N A W Ry . 118% 111% 131'
ttrph.um . 29 .*% 28*
Owana Bottl. .... 48% 44%
Pacific Oil . . . . 82 7, 82 %
Packard MntoA .. 16% 76
Pan-Am 84% 84
I’mi Ain ’ R"
Penn R R .
People* flea . .
I’ere Ms r»ju*Me
I’hllsdelphla Cn
Phillip* Petrol
Pierce-Arrow
Postum *>re*l
piessed Stl Car .
Produr erg A Ref
Pullman
Punt* Alegra S
Pure Oil
Radio Corn
Itallwny H»1 S
Ray fon*
Ilowdinr
! Ueplogle
i Ranumk Iron L
| Royal D N I ..
St C A S V .J.. 36% 35% 35% *2%
St Utit & 8 W.. 51% 50% »l 5<*%
Schulte C S .... 116% 114 114 114%
Sears Roe .153% 150% 15Q% 152%
Shell Un Oil ...21% 21% 214 21%
Sim Co . 33% 33 33% 33
Sinclair Oil . 16% 16% 16% 16%
Sloes-Shf ffield . . .. 14 83% 83% H3%
Kkelly 1*11 .. J1
Southern Pac ...103% 102% 103 102%
Soith Ry . 78% 78% 78% 78%
Stand Oil ^al -62% 62% 62% 62%
Stand Oil N J-39% 39% 39% 39%
Stand Plate Glass . 14
Stewart-Warner... 71% 70% 70% 70%
Stromberg Carb .. 69% 69 69 69%
Studebaker . 46% 4$ 46% 45%
Sumbarlne Boat .... .. 10% 10
Texas Co . 43% 43 43% 43
Texas Gulf Sul ..110 108% 108% 108%
Texas A Pac. 46% 45% 45% 45%
Timken Roller. .. 39% 39
Tob Prod . 71% 71% 71% 71%
Tob Prod A. 93 93%
Transcont Oil .... 4 3% 4 4
Un Pacific .149% 149% 149% 149%
ITtd Fruit .203% 202% 202% 208%
U S ‘Cat Irn Pipe.l«8 166% 166% 166
IT 8 Ind Alcohol . 85% 84% 84% 84%
1' S Rubber . 41% 40% 40% 40%
IT S Rubber pfd... 96% 94% 96% 94Vi
I* 8 Steel .120% 119% 119% 119%
T 8 Steel pfd. 122%
Utah Copper . ... 97
Vanadium . 81% 31 31 30%
Vlvaudou ... .. .. .. 7%
Wabash . 21% 21 21% 20%
Wabash A .. 68 67% 67% 57%
West Union . .. 116 115
Westing Ar Brk ..108% 108 108% 107%
Westing Klee .... 69% 69% 69% 69 %
White Eagle Oil. 27 27
White Motors _ 72% 71% 71% 72
Woolworth Co ..126% 124% 126% 124
Wlllys-Over . 10% 10% 10% 10%
Willys-Over pfd . 77 74 % 76% 74%
Wilson. 7
Wilson pfd . 20 19
Worthing Tump .79 77% 78 77
Wrlgiey Co. 44 44%
Yellow Cab Taxi .. 52% 51% 52% *61%
Yellow Cab Mfg. 39% 39%
Today's 11 a. m. sales. 645.200 shares.
Stock sales Saturday. 1.063,000 shares.
Bond sales Saturday. $7,992,000.
Stock sales last week, 6,184.900 shares.
Bond sales last week. $64,968,000.
New York Bonds
>
N®w York, Dec. 27.—Bond prices con
tinued to forge ahead today under the
leader shin of the copper Js«ur*s. Keeping
pace wlfn the roily In copper shares,
many of the leading bonds in this group
also attained new high levels for the year
on net gains ranging from 1 to 3ty points.
Magma convertibles 7a which h*\H b**en
advancing about, three points to every one
point gain In the stock, sold today as high
as 13$ before falling back at the close to
133a gain of noire than IS points for
the week. Anaconda 7s mounted a point
to a new top price at 103 and Chile Cop
per fis attained a new peak above 111
Demand for other Industrial issues
broadened today, lifting Pierce Arrow fis
and Youngstown Sheet and Tube •'» and
Sinclair ull 7s a. point or more. Among
the railroad issue* which moved up were
the Denver A- Rio Grande liens. South
ern Railway *>%# and Delaware At Hud
son convertible 6a.
Cable dispatch** announcing that the
allied council of ambassadors U«<1 decided
not to evacuate th* Cologne area on Jan
uary 10, the date stipulated for withdraw
al provided Germany had fulfilled her
obligations under th# Versailles treaty,
caused some uneasiness tn foreign bond
trading. German. Austrian and French
governmental and municipal issues all
worked lower.
IT. 8. Bonds.
(Sales in $1,000 ) High Low. Close
33 Liberty 3%* .100.30 100.29 100 30
20 Liberty 1st 4%a.101.15 101.12 101.15
193 Liberty 2d 4%s.100.24 100.21 100 22
1 fix Liberty 3d 4%s.101.5 101.00 101.2
330 ILberty 4th 4 Us. 102.22 102.20 102.20
42 U S Treos 4%s 104.24 104.22 104.24
Foreign.
1$ An 3 M W 6s- 90V* *$% *?%
20 Argentine Govt 6s. 95** 96 95 '»
3 A Govt gtd Id' 7s. 96% 96*4 »«%
50 city of Bordeaux 6s *4 4 *3 4 fi* ’4
1 City of Copen 64#. 944 944 944
9 City of Gter P 91 90 4 »"4
26 City of Lyons 6s.. X5% M 64 4
t City of Mar 6# . *4 4 *4 4 M4
5 Caechoslo R fis *62. 99** 99 99 s*
75 Dept of Seine 7a . *94 *9 *9
i Duml Rep s f 54s. 92 92 92
35 Dom f Can ’62.... 102% 102% 102 4
6 Dur E Indies 6# ’62 99 **% 9fi%
16 D K I 5 4* ret '63. 93 92 4* 92 4
1 Kramerican 74s . 93 93
65 French Rep fis ...103% 1«3% 103%
53 French Rev 7 4s... 99 4 ••%
60 aJ panes* 6 4* . 90 V* *•% *2%
7 Japanese 4s .fi24 *2% fi*%
27 King of Bel 7%s.l08% 1*»$4 10$%
14 King of R 6 4* rets 93 4 93 4 J*4
f.9 Ing of Den 6s ...1004 99% 99 4
45 King*of Hun 74s *94 S9 fi9»*
6 K of Neth 6a '72.. 103% 103% 103%
1* King of S 6s 54.. 100% l»»o% 100%
22 K of Nor 6s '4 3.. 99% 9* 9H%
2»« K S C Slov fis ... *6’* *54 fio%
2 King of S 6s ...1944 *22% !-l
?9 Parls-L-Med fis ... 7fi% 7.4 «•
12 Rep of Bolivia 3a.. 92% 1/
2 Rep of Chile g# ‘41.196% 10fi% 106%
13 Rep of Chile 7s. . 99 99 99 ,
fi Rep of Cuba 54* 96% 964 *fV*
1 S of 8 Paulo s f Ss.lUl 101 1«’l
! 26 Swiss Govt 5 4* 4fi.l0»>% 100 V, 100%
lfi I’KGBAT 6 4* 2? 11*4 } %
19 Brasil fis . 97 96 4 97
5 Brasil-Cant R « 7s fi2% *2% 8-%
Domestic. . ...
10 Am Agr Cheni 74# 95% 054
1 Am Chain sf deb fis 97 97 9. 1
10 Am Smelting 96% 9«% 96’*!
7 Am Sugar fis ....100 99% 100
10 Am TAT 5%a.101 101% 101%
61 Am TAT col tr fit. 100% 100% 100%
12 Am TAT col tr 4s. 96% »6% 96%
2 Am W W A E fis.. 9-% 9-% 92 4 I
123 Ana Cop 7s 3* ...103 102% 103
51 Ana Cop fis '53. .. 994 99% 99%
10 Armour Co Del 64* *'4 91*4 9*4
7 ATASF iron 4.. 6*4 **4 ***<
12 BAO rfg «• "95.... 101 4 J01 *. 1014
20 BAO tv 44a .... *94 *9*4 *14
C BAO gold 4a... . *6 4 »*4 *«*,
1 Bell Tel Pa lit 6a .101 101 101
14 neth St con 6a A. 93% *34 934
2 Beth St pur mon In 904 90*. 904
1 Brier Hill St 64. 97 4 *7 4 >7 4
15 Bkyn-Man Tr .f «» »3 <3 SS
3 Calif Pet 04*.10«4 1004 1004
4 Can Pac deb 4»,... 794 7*4 79S
2 C C A O 6e......10*4 1084 1064
6 c of O 54« . 9s4 9*4 »«4
7 Cen Death 6a . ion*. 1004 loot,
1 C Pac gtd 4a *74 *74 *74
77 Chea & O cv 5a .1064 1"S4 1064
It C A O cv 44a .. #5 944 914
13 C A Al 34» 4«4 46 4 4*4
. r.9 C B A Q gen 4«. *S4 ** Jf
/ 12 C A E 111 5e .... 764 7« 764
' 60 Chic at Weet 4a. 60 4 *• 60
19 C M A St Pcv4 4«. 6* 61 6*
ITCMt St Prfg4 4« 624 62 ff
179 <• M A St P 4a '26 7«4 364 «*
30*' A N rfg 6a. 1004 100 100*4
« chi Ball 6a ... *3 *14 *3
24 c R I A. P «en 4a »."H *3 4 JJJt
6» C R I A P rfg la *34 *34 *34
I! C Cn S Sa B 103 4 103 4 1034
1 Chi A W Inti 4a.. 7«4 3*4 3*4
!«3 rhll* Cop «» .1114 110 111 .
:i c. c CAStl.rfgtaD 934 »*4 9"4
s O Cn Term 6a .... 99 4 **4 9*4
3 Com Pow *a .. 974 974 9^4
2 Cone C of M 6a.. *74 *34 *' 4
4 Conaum Pore 6» 914 91
• ICCS deb Re elpd 100 100 1*0
14 D A H evt 6a 102 10IS 103
11 I) U A E let 1 fg 6* 924 924 924
16 D A BO con 4a *3 *24 **
2 Dup da N 34a .10* 103% 10*
1 Duqussne Light 6s. 106 106 ln|
14 Eaat Cuba Sg 74a 1064 1044 1**4
103 Kmp OAF 74a. .. 974 *«*» *’4
4 Erie evt 4a D..... . **4 **4 **.■»
1* Erie fan lien 4a. 724 .154 '*4
2 Flak Rubber la. .10* 10* 10*
J Oen'l Elec deb Be..106 10* 10*
2 Goodrich 14a too4 t*» , 100
10 Goodyear T «e ’ll. 1«*% 10*4 10*4
7 Goodyear T *a *41.. 11*4 11* * 1194
2 Od Tk Ry of C 7a. 11 US 1164 11*4
11 Gd Tk Ry of C *e.lfl*4 106 4 1<*«4
10 Gt Northern 7a A i\'t#109'« lo*4
3 Great Northern 6a.. *24 *2% 92*.
2 Herahey Choc *a...lo* 1<**4 1«*4
2 Hud A M rfg la A. 17 *3 «7
21 H A M ad} Inc 6a.. *1 03 4 **
5 Hum OAR *4a , *9% »*4 **H
29 111 Bell T rfg 6a... 97*J 9i *7*.
2* llllnola Can 64... 1024 '024 1024
1 I I* C 8IDANO rg 6a. 9*4 9*4 »*4
3 llllnola Stl deb 44» 9* JJ 92
1* Tnfar Rp Tr 7a. 92% 924 »?4
1* Inter Rp Tr *e. ... 734 32% 734
11 In Rp Tr rg Sa atd *«4 *« J*S
49 Inter AON adj «e 6*4 **« **
« Inter A G N m u 1004 1004 11104
t« Tnt Mar Mar ■ f *e «*4 **4 **4
2 inter Pap evt 6a A *4 *7 4 M
4 K C Ft S A M 4e . si 4 »"* *14
11 Kan CUll. *4 *« **4
7 Kan O A 11 II *74 *«4 »»4
1 KeHy-Sprlng T *a *« 9.1* 974
in Dae G of Si I, 6 14. 164 J* J*
to D S A M S da 4a 'll 964 96% 964
10 I. A N.ali 5a 11 '03 1024 1024 102',
6 I, A Naeti unlf 4a 914 914 91*.
66 Magma Cop 7a ....1*6 13*4 1334
6 M ana* I Sug 14a ..100 100 100
\ 2 Man Ry con 4e ....63 4 *3*. 6*4
1 Market St Ry 7i. 9*4 ***» **S
14 Midvale Steel cv *• *7 4 *7 4 »i4
29 MKAT n« pr 1 li A »*4 1*4 **4
1* M K A T n »d »• A 7* 77% 174
» Mo Par let «» *9 4 »»4 8> 4
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16 Mo Pac gen 4s ... 63% 63% 63%
• I Mont Ptiw 5s A.... 97% 97% 97ft
2 N O T * M 5%a.. 9k% 98% 98%
101 N Y Cent deb 6s .113% 112% 112%
72 St Y C If ft fin 5s 99% 99% 99%
5 N Y Cent eon 4s. .83 82 *!
6 N Y C ft St I, 6%s 91% 94% 94%
3 NY Edison rf 6%s 113 112% 112%
47 N Y N H ft H 7s 97 96% 97
17 NYNH ft H ev6s'48 86 85% 86
f. N Y Rys 4s otfs,. 45 45 45
8 N Y T ref be '41.106% 106% 106%
8 N Y T gen 4%s.. 96 96% 95%
2 N Y W ft B 4%». 62% 62% 62%
66 N & W cv 6s...183% 132 132
1 N ft W con 4s... 88% 88% 88%
4 N A H * f 6s 97 96% 97
34 N Pac ref 6s B .106% 1"6% 106%
1 N Pac new 5s D. 95% 95% *
27 N P pr lien 4s... 84% 84% 84%
3 N S F 1st 5s A.. 93 98 93
3 N B T 7s .107% 107% 10,%
8 O ft Cal 1st 5s... 100% 100% 100%
12 O W R R ft N 4s 82% 82% 8.%
17 Pac (1 ft E 5a.... 94% 94% 94%
7 P T ft T 5s '62.. 52% 62% 62%
7 P R R 6 % a .110% 1106, 110%
8 P R R gen 6s.... 101% 1016, 1016,
2 P H. R. gen 5s ... 92% 92% 92%
25 Pere M rf* 5s.... 98% 98% 98%
13 Phila Cn rfg 6a .102% 102 . 102
2 Phila Co 5%S. 94 94 94
41 Pierce Arrow 8a. . 9» 97 98
3 f> R ft PistilsB 94% 91% 94%
30 Punta A] Sub 7s.104% 104% 104%
2 Reading gen 4%a.. 94 94 94
2 Rem Arms sf 6s... 91% 916, 91%
1 Rio flrande West 4o 726s 72% 226s
1 St 1.1 MAS rfg 4s. 91 », 91% 91»,
2 StlJMAS 5s RftC, ill 84% 84', 84%
21 Stl.ftSF pr In 4s A. 71% 71% 71%
6 Stl.ftSF adj 6s.... 85% 85% 85%
36 Sll.ftSF Inc 6s. 78 77% 77%
7 Stl.SW con 4s. 85% 85% 8r.%
4 stp l'n Depot 6s .100% 100% 100%
1 San Ant P S rfg 6s 99'., 99% 99 %
25 Seaboard con (is... 84% 84% 84%
22 Seaboard adj 5s... 75 74% 74%
8 Seaboard rfg 4s. . . 60% 59% 59%
39 Sinclair Oil col 7s. 87% 84% 87%
18 Sinclair Oil 6%a. . 83 6s 83% 83%
7 Sinclair Pipe Id 5a 82% 82 82%
32 So Pan #v 4s. 96% 96% 96%
14 So Pac rfg 4s. *8% 88 1, 88%
12 So Pac col tr 4s... 84% 84% 84%
8 So Ry gen 6%n....l07% 107 307*%
7 Ho Ry gen 6s.102% 1026, 102%
25 So Ry gen 4s. 73% 7385 73%
22 S W Bell Tel rfg 5s 96% 96% 96%
14 Kt Oft E rvt 6 %s... 106 '5 105>, 106%
11 Tetjn Elec rfg 6s.. 99% 994, 99%
3 Third Ave adj 5s.. 4955 4»% 49*.
12 Third Ave rfg 4s., 55% 55% 55%
I Toledo Edison 7s .109 >4 109% D'9%
1 Cn Pac 1st 1 s .... 84% 84% 84%
2 Cn Pac evt 4s .... 99% 99% 99%
15 tin Pac rfg 4a .... 34 % 84% 84%
6 C S Robber 74ja .107% 104*, l',4%
22 1' S Rubber 5s .... 85% 854, 8f.15
28 IT S Sle.-I a f 5a ..104 *, 104% 101%
4 Utah Pow ft T.gt 5s 91% 91*, 91%
1 Va-C Ch 7%s w w 43% 43% 43%
II Va Car Cheni 7s .. 70% 70% 701,
3 Virginian Ry 6a .. . 05% 95 9545
2 4 West Elec 5s .... 98% 98 96%
5 Weat Mary 1st 4s . . 63% 63% 63%
4 West Pac 5a . 90% 90% 90%
1 W.-st T’n 6 % a .110% 110% 110*,
4 West Elec fa .107% 107% 107%
2 West Shore 4s .... 82% 82 6, 83%
1 Wlck-Hpen St 7a . 77 77 77
7 WiJIys-Ove 1st 6%.100 99% 100
4 WI1 ft Co a f 7 %« 65 54% 64%
2 W ilson ft Co 1st OS 92 92 92
6 Wilson ft Co cv 6s 65 54 ** 6 4%
11 Young 8h ft T 6a.. 96% 96% 96%
Total sales of bonds today were 15.872.
000, compared with 110,866.000 previous
day and |6,532,090 a year ago.
v-----\
I New York Curb Market |
There was also a strong upturn In the
petroleum group with most Interest at
tached to Ruth Pennsylvania, which moved
up 6 points to 137.
T/urlng the week. the curb market
showed Increased strength in many groups,
keeping in dose unison with other or
ganized securities rparketa snd many «»f
the issues were established at new high
records Ther* were, however, intervals
of weakness in some of the industrials.,
the public utility shares being under pres
sure for a time and sustaining sharp de
.lines, but before the week ened these
atocka resumed the upward movement and
regained part of their Josses. Baking
stocks, which had been strong for a long
Interval, wer<* neglected, only a small
amount of trading being noted In the
continental and ward shares.
Heavy holiday trade was an Incentive
for vigorous buying of many of the radio
issues. Dubllier made a new high record
< * 11 _
In the period of weakness Common
wealth Power dropped from 130 V* to 1-- >i
American and Foreign Power, after ad
vancing to 15V dropped to 3*4 .similar
declines were noted in American uas &
Electric, and Southeast oPwer
Petroleum stocks were irregular. Pralr e
Ol! after advancing over 2 points to
209 V.. Yielded to 202 and .standard Oil
of .Nebraska had an abrupt decline from
253 to 245 4 Rout hern Pipe was ff/iS/l?
moving up 3 points to above *9
laneous Oil issues were generally steady
and without wide fluctuations.
Vew York. Dor 27.—'Tot«1 •»!*• of I
stock,. 326,200 share.
Total ,al«« of bon.t,. I SOS 000.
Following I, th, official list of transas
tlon, on th, Now York Curb ixrhan*.,
giving all etecka and bonds traded in.
' Indus triale.
Ssiea. High. Low Close
1 on Adirondack PAT... 37 4 *] 4 *
ion Am Tot Fab pfd. 9% ** J*
%k»o Am A For Pow wl 4*4 414 «
TOO Am OAF new 124 4 }JJ *
ISO Am U«h» * Trac.Hl l*n
TO* Ain PAI. r.a* «»H ** f*
5t»o Am Superpower A 3 4 -*41 •“
MOO Ani Superpower B 244 *4 ax
720 Appalachian Pow. *| *7* *
1 oft Arizona Power . 1*4
son Atlantic Fruit To. ion » 1
170 Bordens Milk ...1*3 1324
4«*0 Brit Am Tob coup 254 ;'!*
700 Bucyrus Co .11*4 11 •• 4 H*4
2500 far Light . * A *
2»**<>nt Teresa Sug . 8* 50
uo Cent Pipe Corn . . JJ4 --4 -
200 Chatterton A- Sons 13% 134 *?,»
300 Childs Co new . 414 414 }J4
775 Com Power Corp .134% 13
300 Cont Tob Inc.. . 244 24 4
100 Cuba Co . »4 39 4 ■;* »
600 He Forest Rad ctf 25 24% -4 4
900 Poehler Ide Cast 214 2]
moo Dubllier CAR .,574 5.4 {J4 |
200 Dunhlli Int .*304 304 -*®4
300 Durant Motors ... 1* 1* |
.700 Dux Co Inc . 27 4 2i4 -J4
10 Ka*t Penn Flee ..514 514 ®*4
foil Federated Metal*. 3*4 "**
2t.o Film 'nspection * * .
.70 FOrd Motor Can.. 495 490 495
4700 Freed Fisemann.. 17 204 *.
2900 Ooodvesr Ties .. 27 4 2J4 -J4
100 Hrand Store* ... *7 *7 J'
S00 Hrennan Bakeries 1*4 184 1* ♦
500 Mepptness Candy A 74 4 *4
6J00 Hazel tine Corp 4*4 444 454
500 Hayden Chemical. 2 4 2 4 -4
100 Inter Ocesn Radio 12 4 12 4 3-4
TOO Jtines Radio Mff * :4 *
2900 Lehigh Pow Sec 11S 103 10*
*300 Lehigh Yal Coal 4*4 4* 4* .
175 Lehigh V Cf Sales 354 9*4 *J4
400 Libby McNeil new * 7 4 *
160(1 1.1 Pert v Radio Co. 7 4 *\ *
200 Mesabl Iron 3*; 4 %
1100 Middle West Util *3 794 * -
1570 Nat PAL 260 22T 243
170 New .Terser Zinc 19* 1*4 4 l*-»
125 N T Tel pfd 110 4 II04 110 4
*00 Nickel Plat# wl... *4 4 *4 4 *4 4
I20o Radio Corp . lft 94 1*
400 Reo Truck . 17 4 1*4 7.
to*'*Repettl Candv 81
1000 Rnva Radio ctf . US 11 4 1 - 4
706**Mouth Coal A Iron 9
100 Standard Pub . . 25 2* -*
10OO Swift Int . 34 334 *4
70 swift A Co 11?4 11*4 1J54!
joo Tenn Ft Tow . ... 52 32 51
140* Thermlodyno RC.. 174 17
l*oo Thompson Rad rtfs 174 154 1*4
700 Timken Del Axle 4% 4 4 4 4
100 Tob Prnd Kxport* 3 4 3 4 3 4
700 T’nlon Carbide ... *54 4*4 »*4
jnn IJolt.A I,*P A. *»N ****
to# fnlt.A Rhr.* Mrh. (S «i ♦»
.on War, Radio Oort>. I* 67 S X
COPPERS NEXT?
Copper metal 1a scoring new high
levels for year Dawes' Plan noay
causa Inflationary tendencies. Three
•fs«nnrd Copper Atoeke that should
advance sharply. Special market lat
ter explains position of thets issue*
Mend for free ropy C 48.
H. C. SCHAUBLE A CO.
83-88 W«ll Sir,.! N,w Y.rfc
AIIVFHTIRKMKNT
MONEY IN GRAIN
912.50 buys guarantee option on 16.066
bushel* of wheat or corn. Na further
risk A movement of Be from option
price gives you an opportunity to take
1500; 4r. 1400; Be. 1300. etc. WRITK
TODAY FOR PARTICULAR* and FREE
MARKET LETTER
Investors Dally Guide, 9. W. Branch,
Dept. S-2, 1016 Baltimore Ave., K. C., Ms.
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Hoard nf Tr«4.
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Chicago! 108 S. LaSalla Si.
located la principal sit tee.
Bondi, Grain,
Foreign Exchange
nd Sold for Cnsh or
ii Conservative Margin
Nat'l Bank Bid*,. Omaha
hone JAcheen III7 M
illcatihn—'Correspondenc* Invited j
300 Western Power .. 38% 28% 34%
2900 Yel Taxi Cab NY. 23 31 22%
Standard Oils.
2200 Anglo Am OH ... 18% 18% 1*H
50 Borne Scrymzeh . . 240 235 *40 .
80 Buckeye Pipe Line 62% 61% 61%
20 Kuieka Pipe Line. 8 2 83 83
120 Galena Signal OH. 55 54 % 5®
1500 Humble OH . 41% 41% 41%
10 Illinois ripe Line. 124% 124% 134%
I 900 Imp OH Canada .. 116 % 114 115%
5') Indiana Pipe Line. 74 73% 73%
4600 Inter Pet . 23% 22% 23
10 Magnolia Pet ....135 136 13®
100 Nat Trans . 22% 22% 22%
30 N Y Transit . 63% 63% 63%
30 North PL . 81 *« 80 ,
500 Ohio Oil . 62% 62% 62%
540 Prairie Oil&Gas .206 205 206
40 Prairie Pipe Line. 106% 105% 105%
A0 Solar Ref .202 202 202
30 South Pipe Line 90 90 90
282 South Penn Oil.. .137 131 136
60 Southwest P*i .... 75% 75 75
4900 St and Oil 1ml.... 61% 61% 61%
500 Stand Oil Kan .. 55% 36% 35%
300 Stand Oil Ky -119% 119 119%
10 Stand fill Neb .24* 248 248
1100 Stand OH N V_ 43% 43% 43%
60 Aland OH Ohio ...350% 348 350%
1600 Vacuum OH .80% 80% 10%
Miscellaneous Oils.
700 Arkansas Nat Gas. 6% 5% 6%
300 Carlh Syndicate... 3% 3% 3%
240 Cities Service ... 175% 175 175%
500 Cities Serv B ctfa 18 17% 17%
7000 Cities Serv scrip.127 126 127
7000 Cities Srv < tUi isrp 96 96 96
200 Creole Syndicate . 9% 9% 9%
90)*I5uclld Oil . 1* It5* 1 i’«
1000 •Federal Oil . 8 8 8
100 Gilliland OH . 3% 3% 3%
100o«(ji«nrock OH . 15 15 15
800 Gulf Oil . 65% 65 65
1000 Kirby Petrol . 4% 4% 4%
7200 Lago Pet . 6% 6% 6%
looo*Lance Creek . 1 t 1
lOO Mtn Pro . 18% 1x% 18%
6200 Mutual OH ctfs.. 12% 12 12%
10 Nat FuelAUan . 10*'. 106 106
400 New Kng FI . 21% 21 21
ltiOo X M A- Arz Lnd Co 5% 5% 5%
ion N V OH . 8% 8% 8%
100 Peer Oil . 1% 1% 1%
4 000* Penn Beaver . 12 10 12
500 Pennok Oil new... 16% 16 16
200 Red Banks Oil . 22 22 22
1300 Royal Canadian . 7%s 7% 7%
200 Salt Creek Con ..6% 6 6%
ion Salt Creek Pro... 24 2 4 24
500 Venezuelan Pet ... 3% *1% 3%
ioon*\\ Sts on A Lnd. . 8 s v
200 Woodley Tct ... 6 6% 5%
Mining.
lOOti*Arizona Globa .... 7 7 7
3400 Canairo Copper 4% 4% 4%
3000*Comstoc|x Tun ... 60 50 50
6100 Cons Cop Min . .. 3% 3% 3%
2000* Diamond field BR. 8 S s
3OO0*Dlvide Kxt . 4 4 4
14 no •First Tht G M.. 69 56 5*
1000* Florence Goldfield 8 8 H
100O*Goldf ield Dev .. 5
900O*Onld one Div M .. 6 5 6
17000*Harfnhlll Div Min 1*'. 16 36
900 Herla Min . 12% 12% 12%
100 Hulling -r Gold . . . J5 15 35
2300 Howe Hound . 3% 3 3
3000* In cl Lead Mines.. 13 12 13
40«0*lron Blossom .... 26 26 26
17O0*Jlb Cons . 5*- 55 66
1900 Kay Copper . 1% It1* 1 %
200n*Knox Divide _ 3 3 3
1*i000*Lone Star . 8 7 7
♦ 800 Mason Valley. 2% 2% 2%
13000'Mohiean Copper . 26 24 26
4OO0«.\a tional Tin....*. 9 8 9
80o New Cornelia. 25% 25 25%
800 Nlpizaing . 6% 6% 6%
53oo Ohio Copper... . 1% 1% 1%
2.10O*Parnia. Porcupine 50 49 50
78O0*Plyinouth Lead... 75 71 75
300 Premier Gold..... 2% 2% 2%
3of»0*Ray Hercules M. . ft 8 8
5000 *Rr Kewanas Gold 3 3 3
200*Hpearhead . 7 7 7
600*Tonopah Belmont. 54 53 54
Son Tonopah Ez..... . 2 1 if 1 {g
D*0n*Trinlty Cnp Co. . . 28 28 28
3000*1' S CnlTTl M. . '. 12 12 12 «
900 l td Verde Kxt. . 29% 28% 24%
600 Walker Min. 3% 3/, 3/* I
4o*>0 Wenden Cop Min. 2% 2% 2%
Domestic Itond*.
18 Allied Packer 6s.. 82 81% 12
10 Allied Packer ft*.. 91 90% 91
1 Aluminum 7s '26...102% 102% 102%
24 Am Gas A K Gs 95% 95% 95%
4 An leg Co 7a . 18f 104% 14
U Am P A f.t 6s old 93% 93% 95%
1 Am Sum Tob 7%s. 93% 93% 93%
1 Anglo Am O 7%s 100% 100% 100%,
IT Atlanta Frt Inc 8s 19 18% 1<%
47 At G A W I 5* . . .61% 61 61
1 Beaver Board 8s. *8 88 88
3 Childs Co Gs.106% 106% 106%
21 Cities Serv 7s C .111% 111% 111%
114 Cities Serv Ts D. 99% 99 §§**
a Cities Sv P A L 6a 94% 94% 94%
3 Con Gas Bit 5%a. 102 102 1«2
5 Con Gas Bit 6s 104% 104% 104%
1 Cubs n Tel 7%s .106% 106% 1**6%
2 Cudahy Pack 5%s 98% 98% 98%
1 Detroit City G 6s. . 102% 102% 102%
3 Detroit Kdison 6*. 112% J12% 112 %
1 ltetroit Kdison 5s 97% 97% 97%
4 Dunlan T A R 7s jo? 101% J02
1 Fisher Bdy 6s 21 102% 1<>2% 102% j
* flair Robert 7a. . 99 98% 99
1 GO lens S1g Oil 7s .106 106 105
1 Gen’! Asphalt fa. 99% 99% 99%'
2 Gulf Oil 5s 98% 98 % 98 % <
S3 Tnt'l Maach 6%s .113% 113 113%
4 Lehigh P* He- 6« 101% 101 101 .
h Libby McN A L 7s.101% 101% 101%
1 Manitoba 7s 98% 98% 98 %
5 Nat* 1 Leather <*. .102 103 102 I
4VO Pub Her 6s... 16% 86 86%
1 Nor St* Pw 4 %s. . 99% 99% 99%
8 N St* Pw cv 6%a. 105% 105% 105%
? tPnn Pow A L Ss. 93% 93% 93%
4 Phil El 5 %s *53.104% 1"4% 104%
2 Phillips P fUiwm 104 104 D 4
9 Pb Sv Cp of N J 6* 94% 9 4 94
5 Pb Sv Kl A <1 5%s 96% 96% 96%
6 Pure 011 4%s. 98 97% 98
1 Shawsheen 7s _103% ]"J % 103%
1 8® Cal Edison 5*.. 9:% 92% 92%
9 Std G A E ■>%* 106% 106 106
1 Std 011 X Y Ts 79.105 105 10&
1 Std Oil X Y 7a'31.10® 104 105
3 Swift A Co 5s. . 94% 94% 94%
8 I n K L A P 5%f 99% 99 99
21 C S Treas 4s new.100 14 100 12 100.12
S Vacuum Oil 7s. .107% 107 107
8 Webster M 6%« 101% 1*1% 101 %
Foreign llond
44 C Helsinfor* • %s 91 90% 91
5 Finnish A M «%s 90% 90% 90%
689 French Gov 7s . . 93% 93% 93%
392 Gtrman Kx Ln 7»,. 94% 93% 93%
4 K Nether C» '7? 103% 101% V' . %
3 Rep Peru 8s *44 99% 99% 99%
76 Ktiss 6 % s rtf» N C 12% 12% 12%
9 Ruzalan 5%* . 12% 12% 12%
1 Russian 6%s ctf* 12% 12% 12%
It Soivay A Co €s .100% 100% 100%
•Cents a share.
Bund Market Averages,
Sa* Friday
Ten first grad* rail*_ >9 18 8 8 73
Ten secondary rails . <1.27 88 22
Ten public utilities. 91.26 91 13 j
Ten industrials .99.K 95.42 j
Combined average . 91 02 90 7®
Combined month ago. . 9“ 43
Combined n year ago M 54
Total bond sales, par TOlue. f5.x72.00f
New York Money
New Tor. Dec 27 Bar Silver—44 %c;
Mexican dollars. 51 %r.
Duluth list
Duluth. M .fen . I>e 27 Flex—Close:
D-ccmber, II 04. January. 1.05%: May.
13 07%.
December 17
BUTTER.
Creamery—Local Jobbing pricee to re
tailers: Kxtrae, He; extras In 60-lb. tuba.
43c- standards, 43c; firat, 42c.
Dairy—Buyer* are paying 27c for No. 1
table butter in rolla or tub*- 25©26c for
packing *toek. __
BUTTERrAT
For No. 1 cream, Omaha buyora ata
paying 33c per lb at country atattona;
3»c delivered at Omaha.
FRESH MILK.
Price quotable 62.36 per cwt. for fresh
milk testing 3.5 bulterfat. delivered an
dairy platform, Omaha.
EGGS.
For egg* delivered at Omaha: No. l
fresh eggs graded basis, around 46c per
doxen: No. SOW Sic: cra-k*. 20 SJ •
Price above for egg* received Itf new
or No. 1 whltewood cases; a deduction
of ‘25c will be made for second-hand case*.
No. 1 -«ga must be good average size. 44
IUm. net. No 2 eggs con*i*t of »mall,
slightly dirty, stained or washed egg*.
Irregular shaped, shrunken or wcak-bod
led eggs. , . . . _
In most quatfer* a premium is being
paid for selected eggs which must not
be more than 49 hour* old. uniform in
size and color (meaning all solid colors
all chalky white or all brown, and of the
name shade). The shell must oe clean
and wound and the eggs weigh 26 ounce*
per dozen or over.
Jobbing prhe* to retailers: U. 8. spe
cials. 53c; U. S extra*, commonly known
ns Hf-lAf is. 52c; storage selects. 39 4? 40c;
No. 1 small, fresh. 39<ff4lc; small storage,
38c; checks. 31033c.
POULTRY.
Prices quotable for No. 1 stock, allv*.
Springs. 10017c; Leghorn springs. 14c,!
Ht igs 13'if 14c; bens, 4 lbs.. 16 017c; hens,
under 4 lbs 14c; Leghorn hens. 12c; |
laosteis, 9 010c; ducks, f. f. f.. young.
13014c; old ducks, f f. f.. 12 013c; g«*ese,
f. f. f.. 12013c; capons, 22c lb.; turkeys,
fat. 9 lbs. and up, around 23c; pigeons,
61 00 per dozen.
Dressed—Cosh prices tot dressed poul
try No. 1 stock, delivered Omaha, are
nominally as follows: Dry-picked young
tom turkeys. 11 lb*, and over. 32c; dry
pkked hen turkeys, 8 lbs. and over. 31c;
dry-picked old toms, 15 lbs. and over,
Jfic: (rood No. 2 turkey*. 20O22c: nothin*
paid for -nil. No. l duck*. 14015c; Nu
2 duck*. ltlOlfc; No. t Kee*e. 140 He; fa<
pealded h* n*. over 4 lb, lie; under 4
It,*.. Hie. fat *en!ded *l,rlntt*. lie: No -
atoek mueh leaa; capon*, according to
*lxe. 25030c. ...
In mit qtlartera dteaaed poultry la
being handled on 10 per cent commlasion
ba«l*
Jo (thing price* of dressed poultry to
retailer* are nominally as follow*.
Springs, soft. 24 0 25c; broiler*. :$604'»c.
hens, 22 026c; ducks, 22 025c; geese, -0 0
25c; turkeys, 25035c.
RABBITS.
Omaha buyers quoting 62 00 per Aox.
fur cottontails and 61-50 for Jacks, de
IDered at commission houses here.
CHEESE.
American client, fancy grade. Jobbing
price* quotable as follows: Single daisies.
_• 454c; double daisies, Wic; square prints,
28c; longhornw. 25c: brick. 24Vic; 1 i m -
burger. 1-lb? style. 63.25 per dozen; Swiss
domestic. 34c- imported Roquefort, §8c:
New York, white. 32c.
BEEF CUTfc.
Wholesale prices quotable: No. 1 rib*.
28c; No. 2, 21c; No. 3, 14c; No. 1 rounds,
19c; No. 2, 14 4c: No 3. 9«*c: So. 1 loins.
J6c; No. 2. 27c; No. 3, 16c; No. 1 chucks.
I2e; No. 2. 9c; No. 3. 7*%c; No. 1 plates.
b»4c; No 2. 8c- No. 3, 6c.
FRESH FISH.
Jobbing prices quotable A* follows;
Fancy white ftsli, 30c- lak* trout. 30c;
buffalo. 18c; bullheads, 24c; northern cst
flsh 35c; southern catfish. 27c; fillet of
haddock. 25c; black fod sable fish. 18c;
red snapper, 27c; flounders. 20c: crappies,
27c • <arp, medium. 14c; white perch. 1 /c ;
frozen fi*h. 24? 4c less than prices above
halibut. 27c: silver salmon. 25c, fall sal
mon 22‘ Frog saddles, large. 65.00 per
dozen. Oysters. 62*504 10 per gallon.
FRUITS.
Quotable jobbing prices for No. 1 stock;
Pea rs—Extra fancy. bushel basket.
63.00; box. < lairgeaua. 64.60.
Oranges—Navels, extra fancy, per box,
84.5005.75: Florida* and Tangerines.
^Grapefruit—Florida*. 63.76 0 4.76.
Bananas—Per lb.. 10c.
Lemons—California, extra fancy. 65 00
fa nr v, 67*66; choice, 6? 00: Brae*,
count, carton. 62.06.
Cra nberrle*—60-lb. box, 68.00: 100-lb
barrel. il«.«0: !»'- How,;.b.'?x t ,s.5n
ilrai.es—R*d Emperor. i0-lb. k»g». »« «0
.'5-lb. box. 14.00; Almrrta, J5-lb. box,
14 75.
Apple,—In box,*: Kxtra fancy Delicloua
1*76; .Jonathans. 1174: choir, Delaware
Red#. Senators. Black Bens, 63.26* Spit
cenberger*. 15.60: Wincsapi. old faah
ionod. J'1 50. In basket,: Jonathan,.
IJ.oo; Wineaap*. »S.*5#2.»0; Maho
Roman Beauty. 62.25; Black Twig, 62.*.6.,
In ba:reU. Y<>rK Imperial. 68 5ft; Stavman
Wine#aps. 00.51; Ben Da via. Gano, 68.06;
G« netons, Black Twig. 67 00; Jonathans.
610.00.
VEGETABLES.
Quotable jobbing prices for Ne 1 *tocK.
N>w Rnota—Carrot*. ba. bsk., 66 00; beets.
62.75; turnip*. 62.50 .. ..
Swe*t Potatoes—5*-lb. hampers, 6
Jersey. 100-lb., 16 00
Cucumber—Hothous*, extra fancy, per
dozen, 62 75 0 3.00. ^ L t
Peppers—Green, market beeket, 60c lb.
Onions—Spanish, crate. 60 lb#.. 02 50
California white, in sack* 5c Xb.: red
globe, in sacks. 3«*e lb.; yellow, S^e lb.
Old Root#—Beet# ami carrot* In sack*,
lc ner lb., turnip* and rutabagas.
Cauliflower—Per crat*. 62.250 2.60.
t’abbsge—-’sc per lb.; crates. 2V*c lb
Tomatoes—Calif, lug. as packed. 64.00.
Foreign Exchange Kale*.
Following are today s rates ht exchange
ns < < mpared with the par valuation.
Furnished by the Peters National bank
Par Valuation. Today
A vat rig .»•
Relirbtm .l»* -«•*
Canada .I -J® 1 ** .
Ox—< ho-Blovaki* .20 JJJ*
Denmark .. 2i 177*
Engalnd .4 1* 4 .2
France ... . •%X»*
Germany ..236 -JJ*;
Italy .1*6 JHI
.’ugo-fclavia .*20 “Xj®
Norway .. •
Sweden ...27
Switzerland .19® .1940
New York 4 of fee.
New York. Dec 27.—Coffee—Rio No. .,m
zSV*c; Santos No. 4. 27
Futures— Firm; aJnuary. 77.00c; May.
2«.|0r. _
New litrk Kubber.
New Tork. De- 27 —Rubber—Smoked
ribbed sheet*. spots, 3SSf
KaiwM City produce.
Kansas City. Dec. 27—Hens—lc higher.
. >’h*T produce. urn hanged
< hicage Kfff and Butter Futures.
<Quoi*^lona furnished by i.eorg* E. Clara
1157 WNfcJmen of the World building
_ E< »i »S.
t Cara. I Open. I High. I Low. | Close !
r»h « * .*•*. *iv»'
Dec*' 28 ' 41 4141 .40*4 .404
BUTTER.
| Cara. I Open. I High. I Lokr, j Cloaa
~ TTi “ .3*s .30;. -JJN
Jan. 133 1 .::94‘ .40 .394 *•)*
Feb, 61 I .«»%• -40 4 -40 4 /.
New York Sugar.
New York. Dec. 27. Rt-w sugar w«m
easier today, declining 1-I6c to the basi '
of 4.69c. duty paid, on sale* of ».•«*»
bag*. Cuban prompt loading to a local
refiner.
After opening J point loner to 1 paint
higher raw sugar future* firmed up on
covering and buying by house* with Cuban
connection*. Prices were unchanged to #
points net higher. January 2.7 Sc, March
2.82c. May 2.92c. July S.OSc.
In retired sugar fine granulated was 1
still quoted at 7.00© 7.30c for nearby
shipment while for January 12 to H de
livery one refiner was quoting 6.25c. K« * '
fined futures were nominal. *
New York Coffee.
New York. Dec 27.- A rather etron#
advance occurred in the coffee market to
day on good support from the trade and
Brazilian interests. higher coat and „
freight offers and a firm spot situation. i
The market opened S points higher to 6 *
lower and later sold up to 21.45c for
March and 20.90c for May. f
Only a little under the highest of the 3
session. « losing prices showed 2e to 46
points net advance. Sales were estimated ££
at 40,000. Closing quotations Januarj.
22c; March. 21.40c; May. 20 30c’, July. \
19.65c. Heptember, 18.95c.
Spot t offee—Firm; Rio 7a. 23',ic; »an
toa 4s. 27 to 274©._
New York Ciegoml.
New York. Dec. 27 —Ry»—Flrmt No. 2 I
western. 11.61*4 f «• h. New York, and
91 f.o c. 1. f. export.
Wheat Spot, strong; So 1 dark north
ern sprlnfg. «• 1. f New York, lake and
rail. 8 2.13. No. 2 hard winter. 1 o b.
lake and rail. 41 93; No. 2 mixed durum,
do., fi.93; No. 1 Manitoba, do., io bonds.
12.10*4. .
Corn—Spot firm; No. 2 yellow,»e. I f
track New York, all rail, 11.47 4*; Nc
2 mixed, do., $147.
Oats—Spot, firm; No. 2 white. 79c.
Lard—Strong. middle west. 417.40©
17.60. '*
Other articles were unchanged.
Chicago Butter.
Chicago. l>ec. 27.— The butter market
today ruled firm at an advance of 4*‘ *
on all scores. Trading was active. ||
Stock* on dealers’ floor* were well cleaned
up. especially on the better grades. The
centralized <ar market was firm with of
ferings light and demand good. Storage
centralized . ara were higher in sympathy |
with the future options.
Fresh butter: 92 rcoie 414‘ • fl lcor« . si
40 4©: 9r» score. 39 4c; 69 score, 39c;
score. 3«c; 87 score 34 4c: 8* score. 32c
Centralised ©arlots: in score. 404?* 39
score. 38 4c; *8 acore, y*c
»w York Dry <»«>od».
New York. Dec. 27 — Cotton goods TO*r
kets were steady an*! generally quiet to
day Sales of print cloths reached 60,000
pieces for the day. SHk markets were
*!ulet with Inquiries developing again for
anything new In printed lines *o be of*
fered for the first part of the year. Sales
of some lines of woolens are being made
for early delivery as price* governed b©
wool In hand and for goods to be used )
for fall cutting Linens were steady and g
bqrlaps quiet and unchanged.
New York Produce.
New ©York. De*. 27.—Butter—Strong,
receipts. 12,674 tubs: creamery higher §
than extras 4 '. ©45 4* - creamery extras.
92 score. 44 4'" creamery firsts. ftS to 91 j1
*rore. 38 4 9 43 4c.
Eggs—Steady, receipts. 17.823* Pacific
coasts whites firsts to extra first* 64 4© %
66c; do firsts to extra firsts. 60®64c; re
frigerator. flr*ts. 424^434© 2$
Cheese—Firm: receipt*. 4 7. a a 0 pounds: s
etate whole milk, flats, held average run. 1
22 4® 23c.
Chicago Hp«*t Marked.
Chicago. Dec. 27- Butter—Receipts
7.913 tups, test year, 7.*13 tub* 5 old
rkm. 70 new . extras. 414'' standard*
40 4c; extra first*. 39 4 ©40 4c. first*.
36<r38c; *9 score. 18 4c; 5 8 score. 56c;
seconds. 52 4 c.
Eggs— Receipts. 4 119 •‘sms; last year.
3 298 1 ol dear 2 new firsts. 50f»
:7r; dirts. 34© 36c: checks. 32 ©34* re.
frieerator ext'ae. 41c; refrigherator first*.
39 ®40c.
Boston Wool.
Boston. Mass. Dec. 27.—Wool price# in
general are fully maintained and among
the fleecea. the short wools in particular j
have shown mere atrength—half, three- Ig
eighths and quarter-blood clothing wool#
having moved at a ilightly higher figuro \
Some fi^-s have alec- been cc-nsurr.ciat^l
in the better class o? pulled wool* at a
httle advance. Demand for colored wor
sted threads haa beea somewhat out
standing.
New York Cotton
New York Cotton exchange quotations j
furnished by J. S Bache A Co.. 224
Omaha National Berk building Phor.ee .
Jackson 5137. SIM M«t
; Open. High. 1 Low Close. Teafy.
~ 24.10 24 30 ;24 10 74 4« 15 "
.Mar 124.90 24 75 24.30 24 75 24 10 ;
May 24 61 25 15 24 61 13.15 24 4.
Turpentine and Boats.
Xavanrah Dec 27.—Turpentine—T-rm,
77 4c; sales 212 bbla ; re'-eipt*. 671 bbla.:
stock. 15.959 bbla !
Rosin—Firm. sales. 1 599 rasas: re
ceipt*. 4 177 rasks; shipmar.ta. 119 calks:
stock. 93.069 casks .. . .. ,A _
Quote B to H. 16 35: I- 96 40: K.
$6 7f. N $7.90; WO, $7*0; 3VW. f«6a:
X. I* 90
<hi cage Potato**.
Chicago. Tver 27 —potato*#— Earvj
morning trading light, market strong, re
v eipts. 29 car.- total United States ship- j
menu. 3"t cars Wisconsin aarkod rowjj
white*, some slightly froxen. L loc* .»•
one car. 11.15.
New York Dried Fruit*.
\>w York. Dec, 27.— Evaporated App.ca
-bun.
Prunes—Steady.
Apricots—flcaro*
Peaches—Firm.
Raisirs—Unsettled
Chicago Poultry. . . [
Chcago De<- 27.— Poultry—Adv* high- ,
e- fowl*. 16 <122c; aprings 21c. rooaterj
16, turkey® 3*c duck*. 36c.
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