Nebraska Newspapers

    Prices Sharply
Carried Off in
i Market on Wheal
general Liquidation Domi
nates Pit and Close Is at
Bottom Levels; Other
Grains Follow Down.
By CHABI.ES J. IJ5YBBX.
littiterwl Hmlr# Staff Correeponden*.
Chicago. Deo 30.—Liquidation of gen
aral character dominated the wheat pi
throughout the dav and carried price* Af
sharply. The clone was at bottom level
and showed a loss of 9 9* cents from th
high point of the season, made last Sa(
urday. News from abroad indicated tha
foreign buyers were shunning the ao-calt
ed high priced wheat in the United State
and are filling their requirements for th'
next three months largely in Argentina
Australia and India.
Wheat closed 2 9* to 4*4 cents lower
corn wag 74 to 19* cents down; oats wen
14 to 19* cents lower snd ryt rulec
3 94 to S'4 cents off.
The trade termed the bulk of the whea
celling as of the eleventh hour kind
However, it was believed that many bl>
longs wore quietly getting out of llnei
prior to the expected liquidation after tin
turn of the year.
A little better export trade was effect
ed. The United Kingdom and Norwaj
were in the market for wheat and rye
Wheat sales wera 400,000 bushels and rye
200,000 bushels. Liverpool closed on<
pence off. December wheat In Liver poo
is apparently congested.
Liquidation In corn was attracted b>
the weakness in wheat. Heating orders
to buy through commission house sustain
ed the market most of the day but th€
close was .heavy. The offerings of cash
corn from the country, remain moderate
and the demand for the spot stuff is
satisfactory. Local industries were thf
beat buyers of corn in the local cash mar
ket with the basis on new grades some
what firmer.
Oats encountered good buying at vari
ous times but tho liquidating pressure
gradually overcame the buying power.
The closq was at the lowest levels of the
day.
I.ong selling In rye prevailed and ran
prices Into stop loss orders Loral houses
bought rve In the cast at 414 cents over
tho Chicago May.
Provisions were heavy. Lard was 71.
to 32*4 cents lower, and ribs were 52Vr
cents down.
Pit Notes.
The decline in wheat prices was of
orderly nature. Barring a mid-day re
covery from the opening break prices
drifted steadily but persistently lower ail
•living the session. Commission house sell
in." was on tan throughout and while
support from local operators held the
market for a while at no time did prices
show jhe snap recently noted. Sentiment
in the trade seemed to have shifted uni
formly to the bear side of the market.
Outside market* in this country and
slso Winnipeg were relatively easy com
ps rad with Chicago. The Kansas City
May delivery was independently weak all
dav. It was simulr a rase of liquidation
in all markets with bull news, if there
was any. counting for naught. Cash
premiums locally were steady to weak.
Soot prices in all markets were off with
tho future*.
The primary run of wheat continued
light. There Is no doubt that farmers are
well sold out on their wheat crop and
It is unllkqjv that the primary run will
show much increase after the turn of the
year. This fact Is bound to have a steady
ing effeqi on prices before long but right
now the trade is more concerned over the
lack of der*ti"d for available supplies.
A London • -le to the effect that for
the present tl. * United State* has practi
cally lost ita c.vporr outlet attracted wide
attention in the trade. It stated that the
approximate quantity of grain tonnage
chartered for January. February and
March are 1.250.000 tona of Australia.
1.000.000 ton* for th* Argentine. 300.000
ion* for India 150.000 tt»ns for the North
Pacific and 100.000 tons for the United
States Out of the 2.500.000 tons Charter
ed It shows that only 100.000 tona or 4
r>er rent of the total is for domestic
grain.
t Hli /YfjO FRICKS.
}iy Updike grain company. Atlantic 4312.
1 Open. ! High. I Low- 1 Cloee. | Yew.
'Vht. | "j I | |
Dec. 1.75 ' 1.75 ! 1.70% 1.70% 1.75%
*. .i.1.I 1.76 %
May 1.79 ' 1.79 . 1.74% 1.74% 1.7M%
1.78%. ( 1.74V 1.7*%
July 1.52 1.62% 1.60% 150%! 1 52%
t 1.52 *4 . .1 1.50% .
Ityo - ' L i I
lie* - 47 1 47 1.43% 144 1.48
May 1.54%l 1.54% 1.50%. 1.50% 1.55%
. July , 1.35%! 1 33% 1.32u 1.82% 1.36
**©rn I
Dec. 1.80 ! 1.20V 1.25% 1.25%! 1.26%
1.26% . . 1 25% .
May 1.30 1.30 1.28% 1.28% I 1.30%
i l."9% ’ 1 2*% 1.80%
July 1.30% 130%; 129 129%' 130%
1 30%'.- . 1.29%! 1.81
Data | I j
liar. .60 .0,0 .58 7k .58%! .60%
May 1 .04 % .04% .02%1 .63 .04%
’ .64%.! .62%.
July .63 .63 .61%! .61%' .63%
Lord
Mav 17.40 17.42 17.07 17.1 2 17.45
July 17.00 117.60 17.30 17.30 17.62
ribs
j:ig. 10.05 '10. or, ; 15.75 115.75 10.37
May 10.57 10.57 10.10 1 €. 10 10.62
New York (ienrrnC
New York. Dec. 30.—Rye—Weak. No. 2
xv extern. 11.53% f. o. b. New York, and
|1.82 c. 1. f export.
Buckwheat—Firm; Canadian. 12.35 per
I 100 nr,untie.
Wheat.—Spot, weak: No. 1 dark north
ern soring c. i. f New York, lake and
rail. 12.95%; No. 2 hard winter f o b..
like and rail 11.80; No. 2 mixed durum,
do.. $1.84 %; No. 1 Manitoba, do., in bond.
I $2 02%.
Corn—Spot, easy; No. 2 yellow c 1. f.
track. New York, all rail, $1.43; No. 2
t1 mixed, do.. $1.42%.
Oats—Snot, easy: No. 2 white. 69c.
Lard—Weak ; mlddleweat. $17 20017.30.
Tallow—Strong; special loose, 10%c;
g extra, 11c.
Mlnnciipollfl (train
Minneapolis, .‘linn, Dec. 30.- Wheat
Cash; No. 1 northern. $ 1.66 % <<i I 71 W . No.
1 dark northern spring, choice to fancy,
$1.90 % 0 2.02 % ; good to choir*. $1 78 %0
1.90%; ordinary to good. $1*7*4 0177%:
No. 1 hard spring. $1 *8% fi 2.02%; No 1
dark hsrti Montana, on track, $1*9% U
1.89%; to arrive. $1 8901.89%: old De
cember. $1.71; new December. $167. May.
$3.70%
Bern-No. 3 yellow. $1.20% 01 21%.
flats- No 3 white, 54 % fit 64 %c.
Barley — 75*b 91c
Rvt—No. 2. 91.38% 01.39%.
Flax—No. 1, $3.03 0 3.06.
Chicago Cash Price*.
tSRtrngo. Dec 30.—Wheat—No. 2 red.
$1.82- No. 3 red. $1 *201.M.
Corn—No. 3 mixed. $1.24; No. 2 yellow.
81.31.
Oats—No. 2 white. 16 0 62%c: No. *
White. 68% 0 59c.
Rye—No. 2. 81.46% 01.48.
Barley—*8 0 97c.
Reed—Timothy, $6 0007.15; clover. $25 25
U 093.00
Provision*—Lard, $16.63; rib*, 115 62;
bellies. $16.60.
Ksbmi City Cash drain.
Kansas Cltv. Dec. 30. — Wheat— No. ?.
hard. $l.68%0l.*4; No. 2 red. $1,830 J
December. $1.63% naked; May, $160%
bid; July. $1.42% bid.
Corn—No. 3. white. $1.1901.19%: No.
{yellow, $1.19*401.20: No 3. yellow.
1.18; No. 2 mixed. $1.1601.17; December.
1.17%; May, $1.21% split bid; July.
;■ •; 251% bid.
8t. Louie (train.
R« Louis, Dec. 30.—Wheat—Close: De
uort.he . $1.69%; May. $1.73%.
Corn- December, 91.23%- Mur. $1 21%.
—December. C9c; May. 63c.
Minneapolis Flour. ,
Minneapolis. Minn.. Dec. 30 Flour—
Unchanged to 20c lower. Family patents.
I $) 40 0 9.45.
h Bran —$32.oo.
Duluth Flax.
Duluth. Dec 30—Flax—Close, D*c»m
get. 4191; January, $3.02; May. $3.04.
ftiimxo Egg anil Butter Future*.
Qm fstlins furnished bv George K Clark
IT.;1 \\ ',< ilinuti of the World building.
| **' ™ KGGH
1 Care, I Open. I High. I Low. 1 Close
Ta*nh 1 4 ! ,f.O I .50 I .49%' 49%
* BUTTER.
I Care. I Open. I High. I Low. I <Mo«e
Jan. I 12/ 'j .40%( .40 % !"".31 % I .39%
Tell. I 30 I .40%! 40% .40%'
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. Dec. $0. - Potatoes—Early
trading rather alow, market firm; re
«*iprs. 44 cars; tots! IT. B ehlpments.
177 enrs: Wiser,naln sacked round whites,
ft.1501.25; few. $1.10; built, $1.2501.35,
car ordinary. $1.10
4 b lea go Produce.
Chicago. Dec. 30.— Butter—Lower
creamery extras 42c; standards 40%-*
• rtrn firsts. 40041c, flrxta, 34%03$%
§r»< ond*. 32 0 34*4c.
Eggs—l/iwer; receipts. 3,503 cases
firsts. 6001,4%; ordlnsr- firsts. 38 042'
refrigerator eitra*. 4l0 41%r, firsts, 59?/
40c.
Kansas City Poultry.
Kansas City. Dec 30.-Hen#—le. high
#r. 21c
Other produce unchanged
New York 8||frr
/te,- York, ftec 10.» Bar Silver— C6%c
l 4:a# AMtara
f—— —,l,w ■■■ *
Omaha Grain
v
Omaha, Dac. 10.
Caah wheat sold on the tables toda:
from 214# to 4c lower, following the de
cllne In the future®. Th® demand wn
h good, but there was hardly enough when
„ offered for sale to make a market. Onl:
11 cars were reported in.
Corn was In poor demand at prlcei
ranging from He to 3c lower.
Receipt# were 34 cars.
■ Oafs sold around lc lower. Receipt
wer® & car®.
No rjr® or barley van reported In.
Omaha Carlo! Sale®.
WHEAT.
No. 2 hard: 1 cur. 31.74.
No. H hard: 1 car. $1.0214.
c >RN.
No. 2 whit®: t car 91.1614: 2 cara
31.16.
No. 3 whit®: t nura. $1.1614.
No 4 white: 1 car. $1.13.
No. 3 yellbw: 1 car, $1.1114: 1 car
■ $1 17.
I No. 4 yellow 1 evar. $1.11*4: 1 car,
■ $1.14: f. cars, $1.16.
’ No. 5 yellow: 3 cars. $1.1014: 1 car,
> $1 11.
Sample yellow: 1 car, $1.04: 1 car,
■ $1.03.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, $1.15*4
‘ No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $1.13.
! No. 6 mixed: 1 car. $1.09.
OATS.
No. 3 white: 2 cars. 68c.
Dally Inspection of Grain Received.
WHEAT.
Hard: 6 cars No. 1, 9 cars No. 2, 1 car,
No. 3. 1 car No. fi. 1 car sample
Mixed: 1 car No. 2, 1 car No. 3. 1
car No. 4.
Spring: 2 cars No. 1, 1 car No. 3.
Total. 23 cars.
CORN.
TAHow: 1 car No. 2. 12 cars No. 3. 10
cars No. 4. 11 cars No. 8, 2 cars No. C. 1
car sample.
White: 10 cars No. 2, 4 cars No. I,
1 car No. 4. “
Mixed: 3 cars No. 2. 2 cars No. 3. 1
car Nn- 4. 2 care No. 6.
Total. 66 cars.
OATS.
13 car# No. 3. 3 cars No. 4. 1 car
sampl®.
Total, 19 cara.
RTE.
1 car No. 2.
Total, all grain. 109 cars.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots. i
Receipts— Today Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
Wheat . 11 7 18
Corn . 34 13 66
Oat® . 5 10 lt»
Harley .. 4
Shipments—
Wheat . 65 46 2G
Corn . 3 13 23
Oh t n . 36 4 13
K.ve . 4 3
Harley . 2 1
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.)
Receipt— Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat ..724.000 928.00*) •
Corn .860.000 1,132.000 •
Oats .691,000 926,000 •
Shipments—
Wheat .682.000 622.000 •
Corn .339.000 284.000 •
Ost® . 608 000 502.000 •
EXPORT CLEARANCE.
Bushels— Today Yr. Ago
Wheat and flour ....679.000 •
Oats . 60,000 *
• Holiday.
CANADIAN VISIBLE.
Bushels— Today Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
Wheat _37.353.000 35.94G.OOO 46.597.00ft
Oats .17.501.O0O 16.970.000 10,357,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS
Carlots—- Today. Wk. Ago.
Wheat . 99 49
Corn . 267 458
Oats . 1 49 224
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS
Wheat . 67 66
Corn .. 69 78
Oats . 13 17
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS
Wheat . 14 61
Corn . 6* 52
Oat# . U 31
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS
We®k Year
Carlots—■ Today. Ago. Ago
Minneapolis .181 238 Holiday
Duluth . 5® 117 Holiday
Winnipeg .400 697 43$
Sioux City LlTMtock.
Sioux City. Ia.. Dtc. 30.—Cattle- Re
ceipts, 4.000 head; market alow; killera
weak. !?5o lower; storkera ateady. weak;
fat steers and yearlings. $6.00® 12.60;
bulk of nales. $6 50®8 00; fat cows and
heifers. $4.00® 10.00: manners and cutters,
$$ 25493.36; veals. $3.50®$ 50; bulls. $2.23
Oft.OO; feeders. $4ftft®7.00; stockers. $4.Oft
'i/t>.50; stork yearlings and calves, $3.50
®6.S0; feeding cowi and heifers, $2.80
ft 4 00.
Hogs—Receipts. 26,000 head; market
5®10<: lower; top. $10.40: hulk of sales,
$9.75 ® 1 0.15 ; lights. $$.no® 10.15- butch
ers. $10.20® 10 40; mixed. $$.65*10.20;
packers. $9 85*10.25; stag*. $7.00®7.60;
pigs. $5.00®g.00.
Sheep—Receipts. $.500 head: market
50c lower; lambs. $17.75; ewes. $9 25.
New York Sugar.
New York. Dec. 30.—An advance of
I-16c fx*curred in the raw sugar market
today to the basis of 4.51c, duty psld.
on sales of 3,000 bags Cuban to a local
refiner for January 8 clearance.
While not active, raw sugar futures
were firm on covering and buying by j
houses with Cuban connections. Opening1
unchanged, price* hardened, closing nt
the best and l to 3 points net higher.
January closed at 2.“2c; March. 2.93«;
May, 2 9 4c; July. 3.06c.
Further partial reductions of 25 point*
were reported in refined sugar, but list
prices still ranged from 6.75c to 7.1 • c
for fine granulated for prompt ship
ment. while one refiner lists at 6.26c for (
January 12 to 17 *hii nv*ni. with a fair:
Inquiry reported at that figure
Refined futures were nominal.
New York Coffee Future-.
i Ncv York, Dec. 10—Coffee futures
| opened todav ar a decline of 2» point*
to an advance of 13 nolnts, prices later
casing off under liquidation, accompanied
j bv rumors that Rio was selling here. Re
ports that the Brazilian minister of fi
nance had resigned appeared to have an
unsettling effect on sentiment March
broke ro 21.25c and May to 20 10c. the
general list showing net losses of 44 to
72 points. There were rallies of 10 to 20
points from these figures on covering,
but the market closed 27 to 52 points net
lower. Sale* were cstimHied at 103.000
bag* Closing quotations: January, 21 80c;
March. 21 36c; Msy 20.26c; July. 1 6 65c;
.September. 18.70c; December. 18.10c.
Spot roffc. firm; Rio 7s. 24c; Santos
4s. 28 ^ ® 29«\
New York Produce.
Nets York. Her 20.—Butter- Steady;
receipts. 11.822 tubs.
K/rm—Irregular; receipt*. 18,172 casts,
fresh gathered extra firsts, 60®$2c; fresh
gathered firsts. 56® 59c; fresh gathered
seconds. 53®56< ; nearly and nearby west
ern hennery whites, first* to averare ex
tras $2®48c; Pacific coast whites, extras.
*7 & 68c; Pacific coast first* to extro
first*, t>2®6$tyc; refrigerator first*, 41®
44V»c.
Checae—Firm: receipt*, 227.260 pounds:
state whole milk flats, fresh, fancy to
ferny specials. 23®23H'-; state whole
milk fats average run. state whole
milk fists, held fancy t» fancy special*.
24«*25r; state whole milk flats, held,
average run. 22H*23H<*.
New York Dry CSjmmIs.
New York, Dec. 30.—Cotton cloth mar
keta were firmer today with the demahd
for sheeting- showing some broadening
and print cloths in steely request for de
livery In the first quarter of the year.
Burlap markets were steadier on cables
from Calcutta Raw silk market* were
firmer here and abroad as wesvefs and
knitters started to meet spring require
ment*. Some advance business wse plac
ed on wool goods without the formality
of an opening, on theory that price* were
more favorable than they might ba later
nt the opaniiigM. Floor covering ntar
< bants continued to report a good trad#
with prices hardening.
Chicago Butter.
Chicago, Dec. SO.—1The butter market
today ruled steady on top scores, with
trading quiet. Inquiry was good for “7
and 84 score cars, supplies of which were
limited. The supply of butter today was
ample to meet buyers' need*. Tb" r*n
traflxed cur market was steady, following
a decline of »,r. fttorag* centralised cor*
were steady, with lltti# interest being
shown.
Fresh Rutter- 92 acore 42c; 91 score.
41c. 90 score 4(»c; 89 acore, 38 Vj*’: 88
score, 36 >4c. 87 score. 35c; 88 acore, "2c
Centralised Car lot#—90 score, 4$Hc; $•
score. 28 “ic; 8“ score. 36 Vic.
Oils ntul Roain.
Savannah «**.. Dec 3ft -Turpentine- -
Firm. 78 »•: sties. 161 bbls.; receipt*.
.4.» bbls shipments. 128 bbls . stock. II.*
826 bbls
Rosin - Firm; sales. 1.9 14 casks: re
ceipt*. 2.123 »nsks shipments. 622 casks;
Stocks. 94.629 isske
Quote H. to F $6 46; F to H. $6 50;
r $6 06: K $.1 90: M. $8 90. W. $7 29;
SV(1. $7 80; WVV, $9.00. X $9 1ft.
Boston Mml,
Boston. I ter, 20 —-Alt hough the wool
market is quiet, some business Is being
transacted nt firm prices. A line of half
blood scoured rlothlna fleece wool Iris
moved st 1 15c per pound Fair amounts
of half blood nolle have moved about on
recent quotations si 1 18r. Three-eighths
h*’« sold nr 1 00c with quarterblood un*
arranged $2®86c
Chicago Cotton.
Chicago Cotton exchange quotation*
furnished by J p Bache 4- Cn . 224
'tmzhs National Bank building. Thonea
lackeon M87, 0188. 6189;
Open i High. I Low. | Close. I Te*
dsn. 54 *6 ITT!* 14 17 34dlT 14 4 r,
Mar. 26 05 124 55 24 81 '24 92
May T, 23 25 4 6 -'24 “5 !24 9ft 26 19
New York ftugar.
Quotations furnished hv J. H. Ra< he A
1 n . 224 Omaha National Bank building.
yhonos Jackson 61 87 61 88, r. 189
I Open, t High ! Low. | Close l\ eet'y.
fan 2.81 j 2 $2 2 79 2 82 I.
If * 1.81 214 281 28 : ; ...
M«y •: 93 2 94 " 92 2.94 . .
Jniv i nr, . g no a.ft4 3.04 .
1
Omaha Livestock
Vw-- . - - , - ■ ---- - J
December IP.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
• Official Mondav . . . 8.457 12.952 13 46*
i Estimate Tuesday . 9.500 27.000 16.70'
: Two days this wk.17.967 39.962 30,16<
■ Same davs lsst wk. 1 1.276 36 990 15.05:
Same 2 wks. ego. 12.203 40.192 22.90)
i Seine 3 wks. ago...20.238 22.896 12,»di
Same year ago. 8,143 12.010 11.221
i Cattle—Receipts. 9.500 head. With re
ceipts excessive and prices aharply lowot
nt all other points and a liberal run or
khU here the beef steer market opened
dull anil mostly 25c or more lower. 11
was late before much trading wag done
Desirable grades of heifers sold about
steady but cows and plain heifers were
draggy and wreak to 26c lower. Stock
ers and feeders were In light supply and
sold about steady nt Monday’s decline.
Quotations on Cattle—Good to choice
yearlings. $10 00011.75; fair to good
yearlings. $S.25#10.00: common to fair
yearlings $t;.50# 8.00; good to choice
steeiN. $9.25 010.60: fair to good steers.
$8.0009.25: common to fair ateers. lt>.504i
8.00; trashy* warmed up cattle. $5,000
6.00: good to choice fed heifers $7.00#
8.50; fair to good fed heifers. $5 75#
7.00; common to fair fed heifers, $4.76#
5.75: good to choice fed cows. $4.75#
6.75: fair to good fed cows. $3.7504.60;
common to fair fed cows. $2.60 03.4 0:
good to choice feeders. $6.4007.00: fair
to good feeders $5.2506.25; common to
fair feeders. $4 6005.00; good to choice
Miockers. $6 6507.35: fair to rood Stock
er?. $5.5006.60: common to fair stockers,
$4.25 lit 3.50: trashy stockers, $3.0004.00;
stock heifers. $3.0004.50; stock cows,
$2.60© 3.00; stock calves. $3.00# 6.75: veal
calves. $3 00®10.00; bulls, stags, etc.,
$3.25# 5.50.
BEEF STB ERR.
No, Ay. I’t No. A'*. Pr.
16. 606 $6 73 9 . 71S $7 00
24 . 977 7 60 10 824 7 75
20.1 129 8 40 15.1 142 8 60
J 6.112" 8 Jf5 15. 99S 8 90
20.1268 9 35
STEERS* AND HEIFERS
11 . 90 7 75 23. 944 9 00
COWS.
3.1143 4 26 6. 89* 4 25
8.1203 4 50 13.1203 4 76
«.1311 5 15
HEIFERS.
20. 674 5 00 6 873 S 25
18. 866 5 60 36. 636 6 00
5. 800 6 40 26 832 7 50
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
7. 830 6 50
BULLS.
1.1580 3 60 1 1610 4 00
CALVES.
3. 1 16 5 00 1 430 5 60
3. 403 5 75 * 2. 145 6 00
1 . .170 7 00 1 160 9 00
1 . 230 9 25 1 170 9 60
1. 190 • 10 00
Hogs—Receipts. 27.000 bend. Libera!
supplies at all points proved a bearish
influence on local prices this morning
and early movement to shippers was at
10c lower figures, while the packer mar
ket was slow at uneven losses Bulk of
all sales was at $9.69010.35. with early
i top. JO.40.
HOGS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr No. Av. Sh. Pr.
73.. 206 ... $10 20 65..221 ... $10 25
6.1. .326 ... 10 36 67. .250 . . 10 40
68.. 288 JO 50 67..203 ... 10 10
60.. 141 ... 9 20
Sheep «nd Lambs—Receipts. 16,700
head. Local packers found general news
in their favor this morning and made
nn effort to purchase their fat lambs
at sharply lower levels with prices show
ing uneven losses. Feeders were scarce
and weak with aged sheep a trifle lower.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
Lambs, good to choice. $17.26©)] 7.76;
lambs, fair to good. $16 50 017.25; feed
ing lambs, $15.25# 16.00; wethers.
$H.60#11.26; yearlings. $12.60015 00;
clipped Jambs. fed. $14.00014.50; fat
ewes. $7.25# 9.60.
FAT LAMBS.
No. Ave. Pr.
183 feeders . 79 $17 80
FAT EWK8
1 $6 feeder* .108 $50
60 feeders .156 8 25
244 feeders . .122 9 35
Receipts and disposition of livestock at
the Union stockyards, Omaha, Neb. for 24
hours, ending at 3 p. m.:
RECEIPTS—CA BLOT
Cattle Hogs Sheep
Wabash R. R. 4 1
Mo. Pac. Ry.. . 3 6 3
U. P. R. R.113 76 25
C. it N. W.. east . 7 14 3
C. A N. W., west . 7 2 105 12
C. St. P M. AO.45 18 12
C. B. A Q.. east . 40 J4 5
C. B. A Q . west . 62 4.1 28
C. R. J. A P., east . 21 6 2
C. R. I. * p., west_ 7 13 2
l. C. R. R. .. 9 16
C. O. W. R. R. S 5 3
Total receipts .3S9 317 $5
DISPOSITION—HEAD
Armour A Co. 752 6403 1685
Cudahy Pack Co.2039 6267 3243!
Dold Psrking Co. 612 2132
Morris Packing Co. 634 2973 214*
Swift A Co. 1575 3868 2477
Glaasburg. M. r, ....
Hoffman Bros. ::
Mayerowich A Vail ... 1
Cong A Keefer . 71 .
Omaha Packing Co. 24 .
Kenneth A .Murray . .... 2116
John Roth A Sons . 4 . ...
South Omaha Pack Co.. . If .
Murphy, J. W.. 1643 ....
Lincoln Parking Co. ... 8 . .. ....
Nagle Packing Co. 76 .
Sinclair Packing Co. 4 5 .
Wilson Parking Co. 20 .
Anderson A Sun . 108 .
Hu la. .1 H. 9 .
Cheek. W 11. r.n .
Dennis a Francis . 207 ..
Harvey, John . 764 .
Kirkpatrick Bros. 19 .
Krebbs A Co. ... 4 2 .
Longman Bros .. . 1*1 .
Luberger, Henry 8. .... 145 .
Root. J. B A Co. ... 71 .
Rosenstock Bros. 21' .
Sargent A F nnegan .... 11 .
Sullivan Bros. . "8 .
Wertheimer A. Organ 125
Other buyers . . 873 .... 1772
Total.26692 8509 11217
4 hiengn Livestock.
Chicago, Dec *0 Hogs - Receipts. 73
000 head; fairly active, mostly steady
to 10c lower; lighter weight pigs and
medium mixed drove* showing mure de
dine, early top, $10 96: bulk desirable
220 to 300-pound aversges. $10.50# 10 9".
1*0 to 200-pound kind. $9 *.'»# 10 40 , most
packing sows. $10.10010 35. little doina
nn Pigs, heavyweight hog- fin.COtfin*;.
medium. $10.00# 10.90 . light. $9.10# 10.61'.
light light. I* 15# 10.00; parking hog*,
•mouth. $10,000 10.50. parking hogs,
lough. $9 -75010 to, slaughter pigs, $8 O')
#9.25.
Cattle-—Receipts 23 000 head; fed
steers, excepting better grades yearlings
and handy weight, very drnggy. bidding
unevenly and in instances sharply lower,
few ear!)* sales fiOr or morn under Iasi
week's high time; moderate sprinkling
good to choice heavies; none sold; best
handvwelght early, $11 26. yearlings.
III.50; choice to prime yearling* prac
tically absent; killing quality fed steers
'cry plain; she stork weak in 25c low
er; heifers showing more decline In spots;
bull* steady; recent broad shipping d«
mand for vealera subsiding; killers bri
bing around $1.00 lower; few early sales
\eaJerM to outsiders upward to $16.00;
now bidding. $14 00 and below, packers
mostly. $11 00 downward.
fc*h«*ep and f^amhs-—Receipts, $6,000
head; extremely dull: large run slow In
nrrlvlng. no early business on killing
classes shipping orders very light: pack
era not operating; talking $1 or more
lower; one bid of $17.00 on good lambs,
prospect sharply lower; one load cholre
60-pound feeders, $16.00; looks $1.00
lower.
Kansas City Urrttoek
Kansas City, Mo , Dec. Si.—Catll#—Re
eelpts, 11,000 bead - calves. 3.000 head,
few early sale# handyweight ateers about
steady; most hlda. 18 to 26c lower; early
top $10.00; she stock, slow early sales,
steady to 16«- lower, hulk butcher cows
and heifers. $3.RQ©6 60; tanners and cut
fers. $3 26; bulls, strong; natlvs bolognas,
upward to $4.SO; calves opened strong;
rinsing weak to lower; practical top veal".
110.00; few Up to $10 60; heavy calves.
$4.60© 6.75. stockers and feeders, scarce,
about steady- top stockers, $7.16; bulk,
$1.00 #6.75. . .
JL/ga—Receipts, 12.000 head; market
■low, 6 to lie lower- «holce heavy butch
ers to shippers. $10.50; packers and ship
per# buying desirable 200 tn 230*pound
butchers am! strong weight mixed. Urge
ly lio 3G 010.36; bulk of sales, $10 lOt#
10 40, little doing »n lighter weights,
shipping pigs, unevenly higher; 110 to 130
pound pigs. M 00©9.00; packing sows,
steady; mostly $10.00
Hhcsjr--Receipts, 7,000 head; wooled
lambs. 60c to 76c lower, muatly 76c low
er. top fed let*. 117.4.5; others largely
$17.00017.60- dippers around 26o lower;
best $14 28: sheep, steady to strong; top
ewes, $9 60
Kent Ml. I mile Livestock.
Hast S4t Ia»uI". Ill, Dec $0 Hogs—
Receipts. 20,000 head, early trade mostly
lin- lower; late and dosing tone around
35c lower- top. »1u.»0, early, best hogs,
ltd Nit ..rid down 1st*, bulk 1»'» pounds
end up, $10.60© 10.76; I7«> to poun©*,
• 10 36010 00, 100 to 170 pounds. 110 15#
lo 36; light lights and pigs,
steady; bulk Mo to I5<» pounds, $9 60©
10 00; 130 pounds. $9.00© 9.26, light pigs.
$8F.0©WO0. packer sows. $9&0©9».B
Guttle Receipts. 6.004* h* nd good beer
sieere, steady, common abd nts<alum
kinds 16c lo 25c lower; few sale* R 00U
8 80; heifers and beef .owe stead) L"'*™*
heifers. $0I6#8I6; cows, Inrgelv $$780
4 7r. top cows, $0 26; rennets. about
steady at $2.1092.1$; bologna hulls «'
tlvfl and unevenly higher, top bologna".
$r. on, hulk. $4.oo© 4 75; good and chnlfe
light \ea1rrs opened at $16.•0016.60,
' •.*»• l***"e: ijma*.
(1 no lnw»r; top *lt * t'Aji?
K.no: cun*. ns»i>. "«,‘1
lop Id, ,« •, 19 00; Mi«P‘0
m. OOtl 9 00; tip*)'!,, .7.00#, on.
«t .ln*rph l.lT<.».ofU
St Jn«*p)i, Mo »>*' Hof»- n»
■ rluio, 11.000 ; mork#i 6 to l-o low
„r. top. .10.00 bulk. ,»* 10.10.
— Bd'Olpl". * *00 h*.rt. mark*.
■l,„i|r In Or !..»<•> hulk of H'*r« I" J"
nil, inp. Ill) 00. '-nwk * Oil htir«r«,
t'16#900 reives $4 00© 11 0<* stock* ra
unit feeders. $1 r.n#« 78
flheep R*ffl9l*. 5,600 head tnerket.
slow ; lambs, gt? 25© 18 00, ewes. I* 6''©
10.9" *
Stock Market Is
Very Irregular;
Prices Are Lower
Rails Again Subordinate in
Prominence to Industrials
and Various Special Is
sues; Coppers Lower.
By KI( II\KI> Sl'IIXANK,
1 nlvenwil Smkn Financial Editor.
New York, Pec. 30.—It was r very Ir
regular stock market today, a large part
of the business being confined lo closing
transact ion* over the year-end for either
tax purposes or otherwise. Ah the mar
ket was heavily long, this meant that the
selling influence preponderated. This
necessarily tended to result in lower
prices.
Rails again were subordinate in promi
nence to the industrials and various spe
cial issues. As a rule tlie rails were
lower.
General Electric was very active on the
long expected melon cutting From an
opening at 3U0 It rose to 2U7%, declined
to 29'». closing at 297.
There was little Irregularity to the mar
ket at any time. .Sumo of the oiia were
up Mini some down. Coppers, at a rule,
were lower.
The semi-official announcement from
Washington, that slop* will be taken to
discourage the flotation of French loans
through American banking organizations
if the French government attempts to
evade Its debt to the United States, was
received with approval.
Exertme weakness in tfca grain mar
kets and a <1 ulI and lower action cot
ton market had some alight effect on the
stock market.
Unquestionably the liquidation of the
last few days has improved the technical
position. The market was topheavy. The
declines of several days have lessened
this weight and made the structure more
I compact.
I Foreign exchange was strong. Starling
\ 4.737s—a new postwar high.
Uall money opened at 5 per cent and
went to 5 again.
Uoffee down 30 to 40 points.
.Sugar dull und 1 to 2 points higher.
It was a bad day for the grains. Some
of the Chicago people were hoping for a
big. strong iMarket to ter r-ff the great
advance of the last few months.
But it was not to be. Speculation had
put attention to wheat far above an export
basis.
Wheat opened steady, but soon gave evi
dence of weakness, selling 1^1 %c 1n the
morning. At no time did it show real
strength.
At the clone the market wan weak and
at or near the lowest of ^he day.
Cotton was dull and inclined to drag
throughout *the day. Market information
was scant.
Futures were at rio time active. The
close was at a decline of from 27 to 32
points.
* 1 ■■ ■ i i ■ ■ -- .I- ■—
New York Quotations
v
New York Stock exchange quotations
furnished by J S. Bathe & Co, 224
Omaha National Hank building:
Mon.
High. Twvw. Close, ('lose.
Agri Chemical ... 1, % i % 15% 13%
Ajax Rubber . 13% 12% 12% U%
Allied Chemical .. 86 *3% 83% 94%
Allis-Chalinera ... 72 71 71 72
Ani Beet Sugar... 41% 40% 41 41%
Ain Br Shoe Fdry. 99% 99 99% 1"H%
American Can ...159 154% 350 154%
Am Car A Fdry. 195 191 193 191,
Am H A- Is. 12% 13
Am H »v J, pfd.... 0a%
Am Int Corp .... 34% 33% 33% 33%
Am Linseed Oil ..27% 25% 25% :6
Am Locomotive ..107% 1">» ln*j ii»7
Am Radiator ...134 132 134 13»%
Am Ship A Com.. 12% 11% 11% 11%
Am Smelting .. . 9«% 96% 96% 98%
Am Smelting pfd. 107% 106% 106% lot, %
Am Steel Fdry .. 4« 47% 47% 47%
Am Sugar . 52% 60% 61% 51%
Am Sumatra . 12
Am Tel A Tel.130% 129% 130% 130%
Am Tobacco . *7% 86% 67% 16
Am W W A E ... 39 38% 36% ;9%
Am Woolen . 64% 03% 62% h4%
Anaconda . 47% 47% 47% 47%
Asad 1 »ry (Snods .12 2 % 1 ;< 1 % 131 % 134
Aaaoclated Oil ... 33% 32% 33% 32%
Atchison .118% 117% 117% 111
A11 Coast Line ...160 148 148 J50
A G Jr W 1 . 21 20 20 *0
A11 Refining Co . 96% 94% 94 94%
Austin-Nichols ... 30 29 % 29% 30
Haldv.in .131% 110% 130% 1"!
Bait A Ohio .. 79 78 % 78% 79%
Barnsdall •'A" . . 22% 21% 22% 22%
Bethlehem Steel .. 60% FO 50% 60%
Bosch Magneto .. .2% 32% 32% a < N
B -Man Rv . 37% 76% 36% 39%
B Man pfd . 72% 7 3
Bk - Ed I Co .120% 120% 120% 121
Calif 1%< U .106% 104% 105% 104%
Calif Pet . 23% 23% 21% 23%
Cal J- A Min ... 68 66 67 67
Can Pacific .149% 149% 149% 149%
<>U I.enth .. 19% 18% 18% 19%
Cent l.eatli pfd .. 65 8» 65% 65% 65%
Cerio de Pasco .. 55% 54% 54% 55%
( handler Motors 35% 34 36% 35%
Chets AO . 97% 9 5 % f5% fr,%
Chi (it W com 9% 8% *% 9%
Chi Cit Wear pfd. 26% 26 26 26%
Chic A N \V . . 70% 69 69% 70%
C .M A St T .15% 14% 14% 15%
«• M A. St J» pfd. 26% 2.'.% 25% 27%
CHI*!1 43% 44% 44% 4 %
C St I* M A O Ry . 60 56
Chile Cod . 37 36 % 26% 37%
• ’hlno . ,,,. 2§
Cluett Pe«bo«ly . 60
C-Peabndy pf ... ... . .103%
Coca-Cola .... 80 74 % *0 80
Colo Fuel A I .43% 4 : 42 4 %
Colum Car . 44 4* %
Colum 18aa . 47% 47% 47% 4«
Congoelum . 41% 40% 40% 40%
‘’on* Cigars . 2 % 25% 25% 26%
Conn Has . 77% 77 77 7*
Conti Can . ... »9% 67% 6*% 68%
Conti Motors .... 8% 8% 8% s %
Corn Produota .. 40% 39% 40 39%
Oosden . 26% 26% 26% 26%
Crucible . 74% 71% 73% 74
Cuba Cane S .1 12% 12% 13%
Cuba » ane S nfd 6»% 68 f8% 7'“%
Cuba-Am Hug . 29% 29% 29% 29%
Cuysme! FAult. . . 54 63% Li L4%
Daniel Boone ... 7 7% 7 8
Davidson Chein 4< % 43% 46% 4 .%
I «la A Hud .136% 135% 1.15% i;:r, %
Dels t. Lack ...146% U3 143 146%
I Up De Neni . ..139 137% 137% 139%
Kastman Kodak .111% 111 111 111%
Kr!.11 30% .vo % iiv,
Klee Stor Bat ... 64% ,02 fl% *■ 2 %
lamoue Play . ... 98% 96 17% 96%
Fifth Ave B L. 12
Fisk Ruher . 13% 13 13 1." %
Fl-lsch Yeest ... 4 4% 83% *4 85
Hen Asphalt . bl% 60 «0% 60%
Hen Kite .J07% 296 297 299%
Hen Motors . 6.'.% 44% 64% *4%
Hold Dust . 42% 39% 42% 39%
Hoodrlrh . 37 *7%
Hi Nor'h Ore ... 14% 35% 34% .‘4%
Hr No Ky pfd ...70 69% *9% 70%
Hulf states btecl 84% 95% S6 g?
Hart Trunk . 36% 3 4 34% 35%
Daves Wheel .... 24% 35% 35% IT
Hudson Motor* .. 35% 23% 34% >6%
Home Min Co .. 41%
Houston Oil . g1% 78% 79% 79
Hupp Motors .... 17 14% 16% 16%
Ktotn Cent .116% 115% 116% 116
mill Cent I.Sa ...116% 115% 11 • % 316%
Inspiration .. 22% 32 22 32%
Int Kng Com corp 38% 37 37 8*
interns Harvest .108% lot 101% 109
Int M-r Mar .... 13% 12% 13% 12%
fnt Mer Mar pfd. 44% 44 44% 44
Interna Nickel ... 26 26% 26% 26
Interna Paper ... 67% 65 66*4 67%
Inter T A T _ 94 92% 92% 93%
Invincible OH .... 16% 16% 15% 15%
Jones T"« . 20 % 19% 20% 19%
Jordan Motor .... 49 47 % 47% 48%
K C Southern ... 36 33% 33% 35%
Kelly - Sp . 18% 17% 17% 18
Kennacot . 66% 66 % 66 % 6*%
l.e# Rubber . 12% 12% 1*% l‘%
Lehigh Valiev ... 7fl% 7« 71% 74%
Lima Loconiotlvs 70% C9% 69% *0%
Loose - Wiles . . 7t% 71% 7 9 79 %
l/oula A Nash. 108 108%
Mack Truck .. 116% 115% 116% U«%
May Dept St . 108% 1<« 108% 107
Maxwtil Motor A 80% 79 79 *?%
Max Motor II ... 84% 33% ”■*% 34%
Marland .38 > 87% 39 38 %
Mexican Seaboard 21% 20% 21% *0%
Miami Copper .. 23% 22% 22% 23%
M K A T Ry... 2* 26% ?6 % 37%
Mo Pfcclflo . 31 30% 30% 31%
Mn Pacific pfd ..72% 71% 71% <2%
Mont - Ward ... 46% 44 4* 4«%
.Mother Lode .... •% 4 9 9%
Na.l. Motor. >». l"' ,
j Net Biscuit .... 73% 71% 71% 7J%
NsHnnsi Knstuel 32% 31% 32 •-* %
Ns I Lead .H.9% 168 1.9% 1JJ
N Y Air Brake .. 55% 66 55% 65%
N Y central _114 118% 118% 119%
K T ('til 6 8 L . . 1 21*0% 1*1 125
N Y N H A If ... 3u% “.0% 30% -:o %
North American ,42% 41% 41% 42%
Northern Pacific ,70% 69% *»9% ,o%
N A W Ity .130 H8% 139% 130
orpheum .••.** 2 «% 27 % .8 a
Owens Bottls .... 4.% 46 4b 46%
Pacific Oil . 64% 63% 54% 52%
Packard Motor . 14 15% 16% 16
Pan-Am x dv ft.. '3% *2% *•"% **%
Pan*Avn B x dv |I 4- 0"% 63% 63%
ivrm U It . 49% 47% 47% 48%
Pooplce Has .115% 114% 114% 116
pore Maru ....... •"%
Plilladel Co . 54% 66 % '•% »«
Phillips Pet . 31% »% 36% 34%
Pierce Airow . ... 14% 14 l* 15
Post uni Cereal ...|0|% !»'»% D%‘% °9%
ii-* ed Hi (vr .. 59% 69 %
Pro A R#f .. "9 H% !•% 29
Pullman .148 14*.% 14. 148%
Pun* a A leg H« .. 40% • % 40% 39%
Pure OH .. 29% «% 79% 79%
Radio Corp ...... 40 r,6% **% ' %
Ry Steel nprtng .136 1% 183 l1'.
It s v ' 'on ... ..IT 14 % I 4 % 16%
Heading . 7 1 • •* % 73 4
Ueplogle . 51 0% ?«% 1 %
Itep I A St 42% 61% *.1% 02%
Royal Dtrh N Y . MS *1% 5; •’%
8t I. 4 S I1' • " *• I % *>1 '» ' ’ •
st L f- s w r>0', <0% (•% ■'"%
Schulte Cl* Htrs 115% I 1 ' % 1*7% 1*4’.
Sri's Roe 149 147% 147% 158%
Shell In (Ml ??% **7 3':% '
Hlnimona Co
dim lair oil 17% 16% it
siose- Nheffltld *3% **%
Hkellj Oil .... .. JJ *1% 72% 21%
I
So Pacific .102>» 1014 10m 103',
So Ry . 18%. 71% 777* 7Mj
Stand Oil Cal .... 68 8a 62* 62H 62H
Stand Oil N J ... 40% 30 S «" 39%
Stand Plate Olaaa. 14% 13% 14% 13%
Stewart-Warnor. .. 70% 68% 69 69%
Sirombrr* Carb .. 60 68% ya' 70
Studebakrr . 45% 4 4 % W % 45%
Submarlno Boat. .... To 10%
Texas Co. 43% 42% 42% 42%
Texas a. Sulphur. 106 102% 105 104%
Texas .4 Pacific. . 46% 44% 44% 45%
Timken R ItearinK :ih% .88% 38% 50
Tobacco Prod. 73% 71% 72% 71%
Tub. Prod. A. 03% 92% 92% 92%
Trano, Oil. 4 3% 4 3 %
Union Pacific. 140 148% 148% 148%
United Fruit. 215 207 210 207
U. S. Cast Iron P. .167 166% 185% 167
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 87 % 83 % 84% 83%
V. S. Rubber. 41% 41% 41% 42
V. 8. Rubber, pfd. 95% 96% 93% 96%
V. S. Steel.120% 11874 118’4 ISO
U. 8. Steel pfd...122% 122% 122% 122%
Utah Copper. 87% 86% 87(5 88%
Vanadium . 30 39% 29% 3094
Vlvaudou . 6% 8% 8 % s%
Wabash . 21% 20% 20% 21%
Wabaah A........ 68 56 % 66% .6775
Western Union . . . . 115 % 114% 116% 114%
Weatinghouae A. B.109%
Weatinghousa Klee. 71% 70'4 lot* 70%
White Kagle Oil.. 28% 2776 2 7 74 2 7%
White Motors. 70% t,9% 69% 70%
Woolworth Co_123»4 122*8 123% 124%
Wlllys-Overland.. . 10% 10% HU* 10%
Willys-O. pfd. 76*i 756, 751J 76%
AVI I son . 7% 7
Wilson, pfd. . .... 19% 19 19 '9%
Worthington P.... 79% 77 77 8064
AVrlgley Co. 46% 44% 46 44 *1
Yellow C Taxi Co. 55 64 55 63%
Yellow C. Mfg. Co. 38 37% 37% 39
Total salea of atocka Monday, 1,816,500
sho res.
Sales of sloeks up to 2 p. m, Tuesday,
1,296.700 shares.
f
New York Bonds
--—
New York. Dec. .10.—Uneven pri*e flur
tUHtlonn marked today's trading in bonds
with operating* reflecting year-end read
justment. of account* and the retarding
influence of firmer money rates. UOUldl
tiori of French and other foreign bond*
continued ns the situation regarding allied
debt payment* remained clouded and re
ports gained circulation that the United
State* would curb private loan* to
France if funding of its debt were evad
ed.
The greatest activity centered in th ?
foreign grout* French government 7%fl
and 5s lost further ground and the Ger
man 7* at one lime dropped to 03. Good
banking support was in evidence however,
and net losses for the day were confined
mainly to fraction*.
Price movements In the domestic list
were insignificant, with buying and Bell
ing orders fairly well balanced. Fraction
nl train* li\ Central of Georgia &%».
Northern Pacific 6s. Central Pacific first
4* and St. Paul convertible 4%s were off
set by the h“Hvincas of Norfolk A West
ern convertible 6* New York Central 6s,
Pere Marouette 5x. and "Kitty” fie.
Copper company bonds, yielding further
to nrofit taking, were the chief Indivi
dual weak points In the industrial list
Demand improved however. for th*
chemical Issues, Virginia. Carolina and
American Agricultural Chemical liens
moving up fractionally to more than 2
points.
New financing was held hack by the
approach of the new year holiday.
X*w York, Dec. 30.—Following are to
day's high, low and closing prices of
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange,
and the total sole* of each bond.
(United States government bonds In
dollars and thirty-seconds of dollars »
Ini ted States Honda
(Kales in f 1.000.) High Low Close
1D7 T.lberty 3%s _100.SO 100.27 100.30
99 Liberty 1st 4%s..l0.15 101.10 101.14
19.42 Liberty 2d 4%a..100.22 100 20 100.12
252 Liberty 3d 4%s..l«1.3 100 31 101 3
t> 12 Liberty 4th 4 V* 101 21 101.17 101 21
108 U S frees 4 % a. . 104.20 104 17 104 20
Foreign.
70 Ant Jur M W a*.. »0>., H\ 90%
r>S Argent Gov 7s ....103 lrtl % 102
84 Arg Govt 6a . . . 35'* 95 85%
22 Aust Gov gtd lo 7a 17 84 Vi 96%
l«i c of Bordeaux 6s.. 83% *'>, *3%
13 C of Copen S%s... 91% 94% 94%
14 C of Gr Prsg 7%s 91 90% 91
1 City of Lyons Ce . 54 *4 84
2 C of Marseilles 6* 82% *3%
:t C of R de .la 8* 47 93% 9.7 93%
22 Ccerho-81 H «s *52 98% 91 94%
3 4 Depart of Seine 7s 68% 4 4 % ** *
21 Dom llep s f 6%* 92 91% \*2
13 DofC 5%*, no '20.102% 102% 7 02 %
10 Do of Can 3a *62 .102 4 102 102%
19 D East Ind 6s 62 »9 94% V%%
29 D E Ind b%a re *63 93 42 % 92*
21 Frsmerican 7%a 92% 02 92%
>4 French Rep "« ....103% 103% 103%
50 French Rep 7%s .. 99 33% 9'%
77 Jupanae* 6%s .... 90% 9n% 90%
24 Japanese 4« . *2% 42% 42%
22 Belgium 7 % a _1‘)# 108% 1»*%
24 Belgium «%.. . 91% 92
4 Denmark 6s . 100 94% 100
46 Hungary 7%a 59% *9 4,9
4 Netherlands 6s 72 .103 % 103% 103%
50 Netherlands 6s 54.100 % 10Q 100%
17 Norway 6s 4* 94% 97% 97%
34 Serbs Croats Sa . 45% 4 7. *5%
16 Sweden 6s . 104 104 104
13 Oriental Dev d 6a. 44 *3% 44
22 Paris Ly.Med 6s ..76% 77** 76 %
33 Bolivia 6s.92% 92% 92%
14 Chil* 4s 41 .104% 10«% 10*%
7 Colombia 6%* .... 99% 99% 99%
47 Cuba 5 % a . . 9* % 9« % 98 %
5 Finland »•* . 45% 45 45%
10 (jueensland 6s . 102 102 102
1 Rio Grand# Sul »• 94% 94% 94%
: San Paulo 4s _101 101 101
11 Swiss Con «s .114% 116 116
36 Swiss Gov 5%s 4«..100% 100% 100%
17 K G B A I 5 % * 26 115% 116% 115%
33 K G R St I 6%a 37.105 % 1*4% D»5%
18 17 R of B Is 96 % 9f 96
36 U S of B C R F. 7s 62% *3 *2%
Dom rs tie.
3" Amer A C 7%s . 95% 95 95 %
6 Amer Smelt 6s,... 103% 103% 103%
4 Amer Smelt 5s . .. 95% 95% 95%
9 Amer Sug 6s 100% 9'*% 99%
'f' Amer T A T 8% a. 1*2 101% 1*1%
-3 A T ti T col tr 5s 1<*"% ]n0% 100%
Am T Sr T r tr 4s 96% 9*! % 96%
* Am W W A Flee. 92% 92 % 92%
74 Ana Cop Ts ’38 ..101% JO.v, m?%
54 Ana Con 6s '53 99 % 9 * % 99%
23 Ar A Co Of D i %S 91% 91 % »t%
1 Assort nil 4s. 101% !"1% 101 H
II At T A S F g*n 4s *4% 48% s*%
17 At T A ft F a 4s a 43% 42% >2%
1 At Coast L 1st 4s s'i % 42% 42%
.*4 Ba! & O rfg Cs 95.10!% 100% 101%
17 Haiti A O iv 4%s 49% 49% h»%
4 Haiti A O gold 4s *f, % -4% 46%
11 B T Pa 1st A r 5a 101 lc-% 100%
3 6 Beth Stl con 6s A 93% 93% 9.1%
1 Beth Stl nur m f» 90 % 90% 90%
5 Brier H Stl E%» 97% 97% 97%
114 Bklvn-M T s f 6s. 42% 92% *2%
1 Buf H A P 4%* *7% 47% 9 7%
4 Calif Pet «%* H'0% D'"% le %
2'» Can Nor <le»» 6%e .116% 116% 116%
9 Can Ts* deb 4* 79 * 79 % 79%
5 Caro Cl A- O 6s 1 n6 % 1«6% D*» %
1 Can Ga i%* . 99% 99% 99%
14 Centre ILaather 5s 100% 100% 100%
3 Cell Pe gt.l 4s . ... 48% 47% 85%
54 2 Chea A O 6n ...101 !<**% 106%
14 Chea A O r\ 4%* 96 14% 95
3 Chfc A Alton %• . 46 46 4
3 1 Chic Burl A Q 6» A101% 101% 101%
3 Chl B A Q 4s . **% 4*%
12 Chi A E 111 6s ... Ii% 75 7 %
31 Chl Gt Wes f 4s .60% 6f% 79%
• 2 Chl M A Kt P 4%s. 6* P7 s
116 Chic M A Bt T 4%s 52% 6! '1%
300 Chl M A Jit P 4s 75% 74% 7 •
17 ('hi A North rfg 6s !«o% 99% 100%
it Chl Rail fs . S3 % *7% 52%
1 Chl R I A P 4s . 43 % 41% 49%
67 Chl It 1 A T 4s *3% 13% 43%
2 Chi Un Kt a 5s R .101% 1«1 % 1*>1%
? Chl A West Ind 4s 76% 76% 76 44
It Chile Copper 6s... 11# 19% 10*%
6 Clev Up Term Is . 99% 99% 99%
17 Com Pew fa . 97 % 9T % 97%
6 Cons C Mary la,... 47% *7% 47%
23 Comum Fow 5# . . 91 »«% 91
16 Cuba C R deb 4« .100 99% 99%
« Cuban Am 8 is ...104 107% 1*7%
12 Del A Hud rvt 6a. 101% !«!% 101%
1 Den G A FI Sa ...92% 92% 91%
* I) A R Gr rfg 6s.. 59% 59 69
2 D A R Or *on 4s . 43 43 *3
* Det Edison rfg fis .196% 106% 1«6%
13 Det Un Rys 4%s 91 «, 91% «1%
11 DuP de Nem 7%s 107% 107% 1«:%
16 I >U<| Tight 6s .106% 106 ] no
23 fS Culm Ktig T»4s 105% 1«4% 104%
33 Emu O A F 7%. ■ 9* 97 **
?* Erie rvt 4s D _ 7 3 73 % 7 7 %
14 Erie gen lien 4s 6.1% •• % »».i%
16 Flak Rubber 4e ...!•«% D' % in*
4 Goodrich 6%s .100% 1«o% 10n%
5 (loodyear T *e ‘31.109% 109% 106%
15 Goodyear T 4s *41 119% 11*% 119%
I G T Ry of C Tl 115% 1 15% 115%
21 G T Rv of Can «*.1<»7 10f% lot. %
44 Gr North 7» A . 1«»9*4
x Gr North 6a .... 93 9; % ‘*2 %
1 Ilershey Choc 6s . 103% 193% 10".%
14 Hud A M rfg 69 A 87 96% 4 7
153 II A M adl In. 6s «*% •>' 66
3 Humble O A R 5%s 99% 19% 9»%
10 IlHn B T rfg 6s »T% *7% 07%
6 lllln Cent 6%s . 1«>3% 703% 103%
20 1 CCKt LA NO rf 5s. 9H % 98% V %
7 lllln Kt deb 4%« .. 93 #3 95
7 Inter R T 7s . 92% 92% 92%
21 Inter li Y 4s . 78% 72% 72%
t. lnt R T rf 5s et 47% 6?% 47%
84 lnt A Gt N ad 4s 49 r.7% f.%
6 lnt A Gt N 1st 6b 1 on % 100% 100%
’ Inter Mere Msr 6* *6*% 4**'* "*S
47 Inter Paper *s A v*% *“ *4%
14 Kas C Ft H A M 4s 41% *1 *1
30 K as City P A 1. 5e. 0* % Jfi V %
Kan City So 6e 69 % 69% ‘•o'*
t< Ksu City Harm 4*. 8*% ** S4
13 K sn Gas A El 6* 9«\ U 9*
4 Rally Rp Tire 4s 94 9,\ 9,\
2i I.nrlede G S I. 5%" 95% 95% *• %
1 LI* A Mvoie 6s . 94% *4%
1 T.ouls A Nash 4e . 91% 91% 91%
4 l.mils G A Kl r»s 90% 9o % 9i>%
34 Magma CtM» 7*. . . 133% 191 131%
10 61 nna11 Stig 7%s Din 49%
1 Market J»t P 7s . 99% 99% 99%
14 Midvale St « ' 6s «7 % '7 % > %
1 61 K A T «a IV .
H M K A T fts A
49 M K A T : s A
U M" Psc t-t 4*. . .
4 1 Mo I' . geo ts
1 Mon Pow • A
T N E T a I'
* N t» T A M 5 . s
460 NY fen M ...
46 N t On - . ■ •
1 ’• X ^ »>M ( 1
OSTEOPATHY
!• an afficianl rurally*
_SYSTEM_
S *«
11 X r C ft S !< 61,9. S";. ,3*» 93ft.
17 N Y Kill rfg ft t.9.113 s Hill 11 * V»
97 NY NHAH 7«- 97 S6’4 9**,
3D NY NHAH Titfci). 96’* 96 96',
40 NY NHAH cv (l 'U 36*. 96 36 s,
60 N Y Ryu 49 clfi.. 44', 44Mi 44',
.1 N Y Tel ref 6« 41..106ft, 1061, 1061,
3 N Y Tel gen 41,» . 95*, 95 ft, 96*,
9 N Y Went A B 4>,» 611, 611, 61ft,
23 Norfolk A IV cv 69.129 1, 129’, 12»>,
7 N Am Bdloon 9 f 69 971, 96*, 97 1,
2ft No Pacific ref tie 11.107 106*, 107
4 Nor Pun now 5ft D 96*4 96 96
47 No Pac pr lien 4«. 84% 84% 84%
4 No Ste Pow lit 5s A 93 93 93
6 N IV Bell Tel 7*.. .107ft, 10i*4 107*4
4 Oregon S I. rfg 1«. 26ft, 961, 96*,
9 Oro-W It K ft N 4s 92', »1’• »1 4
ft Pac Uae A K So- 94 *4 94', 94 •*
14 Pac Tel A T 6» '62. 92«, 92*4 9!’„
5ft l’enn R R 614o-110*4 110', 110'*
20 Penn R R gen 60..101 *4 101ft, lOJJi
25 Penn It R gen 4',9. 93', 92% 93
12 Pero Mam rfg Si.. 93ft, 96 99
6 phlla Co 5149. 94 93fti »»
15 Pierce Arrow in..,, 91 *4 »i 9< t
9 Port RyLAP lit 6oB 94 94 34
4 Public Service 5s...10464 1041, 104 14
16 Punta Alegre S 7s. .IOJ'4, 101% H'2%
7 Re.u^lg gen 41,0 .. 93ft, 93', 9.1%
11 It ] ■ ft 1. 41,9.... H414 94 ', 94'*
1 St I, IM&S rfg 4,.. 91', 91% 91%
13 St 7.1 MAS 4ft RAG. 94', »»ft4 34
105 St LASF p I 4» A. 71 *4 ‘ "114 71'*
21 St LASF atlj 69- 86', *5%. 85’,
175 SILAS F Inc 6s .. 7ft 7.'4 7»
12 St I. S W con 4b... L, 8,1% 8 a %
11 St Paul Un DP 59.100% 100 100
3 Ran Ant Pb Srv 6s 99*, 99% 99%
31 Seaboard A L cn 6s 34*. *4% 84%
26 Seaboard A L ad 6s 74% 74 il*
29 Sinclair Con 7*...## 87% 8* 8,
21 Sinclai- Con 6%*.. 83% 83
J Sinrlnlr «rude .... 99% 99% 99%
6 Sinclair Pip© 6* ... 82% 82% 82 *
4 i So Pft«’ cv 4h . 96% 96% 96%
17 So Pac rfg 4a. 8 8% 88% 88%
103 So Pac col tr 4s... 84% 8 4 84 %
11 So Ky Ren «%■....107% 107 J<n%
12 So Hv Ken 6a .102% Jn2% 102 *
17 So Ky K^n 4«. 73% 7.1% 73%
11 S W Hell Tel rf 5a 9tf% 96% 96%
14 Stand lift!1] cv 6%»,107 3 06 1«4
ii Steel Tube 7a .105% 105% 105%
23 Tenn Elec rf Ca- 99% 99% 9» %
.1.1 Third Ave ad 5a... 49 48% 4i%
26 Third Ave rf* 4». . 55% 5#% &5V*
12 T .SI 1. A W 4e. .. 82 81 % 82
1 Un Pac 1st 4a ... 91 % 91% 91%
8 Un Pac dvt 4a ... 99% 99% 99%
2 Un Pac rfjr 4*. 84% 84% 84%
21 U S Hub 5n . 85% 85% 85%
123 U S Sri h f 5g ...104% 104% 104%
?. U Pow A IA Bn 91% 91% 91%
50 V-C C 7%« w w... 4 4 4-5 4 3%
99 Va-C Chem 7a ... 73 71
« Va Ky A P rfK 5| 14 9 4 94
13 Va Rv 5m . 35% 35% 36%
1 \Vaba»h let 5e ...100% 390% 100%
64 Went Elec 5e ... 98% 98% 98%
6 Wet Md 1«t 4e... 6.1% 63% 63%
11 \\>n Pac Bn . 9*% 90% 9o%
1 Wear i'n 6% a ...111% 111% 111%
7 Went Ele.* 7a .107% 107% 107%
Wr-at Shore An .82% 82 82
2 Wick-Spen Stl 7s. 77% 77 77 V*
16 Wil-Over 1 at 6%s.l00 99% 99%
26 W f’ Co «f7%s..55% 55 5 f» %
M Wll A CV, 1 at Cn .. 91% 91% 91%
25 Wil A Co cv 6a.. 66% 56 56
39 Tounu S A T 6a 95% 95% 95%
Total aalea of bonds t<*1ay were $16.
756.000 compared with $16,110,000 previ
ous day and holiday laat year.
I New York Curb Market |
V--'
Xew York. Dec. 10.—Today* curb
market was active but with irregular
trading, price movement* reflecting
profit taking and accumulation in differ
ent Issu**« at the same time. Further
advances were made In several issues
l»ut these gains were not hub tamed and
when busting order* were filled oricea
'jui< kly receded while opposite movements
took piece in storks which showed de
clines in the early trading
The radio issue* were in Increased de
mand. the majority making new high
record*.
Public utilities were active but did
not materially improve their position.
Midwest utilities rose 5 point* at the
opening to 94 and then dropped 2 4
points American Power and Light de
clined 2 points and National Power re
ified 4 points.
Petroleum stocks were irregular. Im
perial OH of Canada made a further
gain tinging above 11* and Prairie oil
and (las was in demand at a higher
level. South Pennsylvania after Its ad
vance vesterdav reflected profit-taking
and rea* ted 3 point**. There was heavy
trading in Standard Oil of Indiana,
which a#ter a fractional loss was in in
c reave.i demand end made a brisk ad
vance in the afternoon.
New York. Dec 30— Following is the of
ficial list of transaction* on the New York
Curb Exchange, giving all stocks and
bond* traded in:
IihIum trials.
High. Low. Close.
100 Adrlondack PAL.. 3? 37 37
200 Allied Tack . .... $4 *4 $4
100 Al Pack prior pf L* 56 • 5*
10O Antal Leather 1<>4 104 1A4
20o Am Cot Fab pfd.. **4 $* $$ 4
140O Am A F P w| . .. 404 3*4 ♦*
200 Am G A El new.126 1234 1234
100 An. Maw MS _ 12 12 12
100 Am L A Trac _ 141 140** 140'4
4100 Am P A L new. *7% *64 *«
)00 Am Superpower A 33 4 3*4 33 4
700 Am Superpower B 34 4 3< 34 4
60 Appalachian P.... 7*4 7**4 "44
20 Bordens Milk ....13*4 132'* 1324
1200 Brook *ity HR... $4 *4 $4
1600 Centrlf Pipe . 24 23 4 24
lOo Cbattarton Sons...200 200 200
300 Checker Cab ... If1* 1*4 if 4
100 Com Pow ....... .12$ 12* 12*4
125 Com Pow pfd .... $2 414 *3
1 *00 Con <1AK1 Bit new 33 4 32 4 5*4
100 Cuba Com . 3$ 3$ 31
1500 I»e Forest Radio . 254 -4 4 25
120m Doehler Die Cait. 21 21 21
2*00 Dubltor C*R . ... «$ 644 •• 4
1*0 Du Pont Motor .. 14 14 14
50« Durant Motors ... 174 17 174
100 Dux Co Inc . 264 26% 2*4
lto B Penn Kler . . «1 4 Cl 4 ’ ! V
ci Klee DAK r*fd ..107 4 1024 1024
20* Federate.! e.M’a's.. 37 4 S7 37 4
200 Film Insp . 7 4 7 4 ? 4
10 Ford Motor Can 510 Elfl 510
1*00 Freed Kisemann R 32 4 3*4 •»- 4
100 den Alden Coal .1234 12*4 12 4
1*"" Goodyear T ..174 26 4 *$ 4
10** Grennan Bak . .. 1*4 1*4 1*4
10 Happiness Candy. 74 74 74
400 Hsxeltlna Corp ..4*4 **
m»" Intercom Rub 5 4 5 4 54
DM# Interocean Radio. 124 1*4 1*4
0 Jonea Radio . 7 4 "4 ‘ 4
lie Lehigh Pow ...11* 114% 115
6*0# I^high Val Coal 41 4 47 4 47 4
15' !,eh.gh Val Cl 81s 16% • « H
3*»" Lil> Me new . *4 $ *4
1300 Liberty Radio..,. 7 4 <4 7 4
36S<» Mid West I’tll ... *2 $0 4 $ 4
100 Nat Leather «\ -* 4 $4
150 Nat PAL .243 if* 240
Ilf N J Zinc .1$44 1144 1*44
100 N Y Tel pfd 1H»C H$4 11 "4
lttOS Ni kel Plate wt *5 *44 #44
k 0 Nickel Plate wl... *0 *6 $«
200 omnibus Corp ..1* 14 1*
75 Pathe Ex A . 4« 47% 47 4
190C Radio C*.rp .. 124 114 1*
200 Radio Corp pfd *4 4 4 4 4
*00 Reo Truck _ 1* 174 174
30" Rota Radio ctf .. 124 1*4 1?H
400 Silica Gel Prod . 144 14 * 144
6000»So Coal A Irn... . * 7 9
200 Stand Pub . 2* 4 2*
2400 Slut* Motor D*4 I®1* 1*4
700 Swift Irn . ?S% *3 4 S34
2 40 Swtft A Co .117 4 1144 117 4
100 Tenn El Pow .51 51 51
50 Tenn Kl P 2d pf.. 73 4 724
2*00 Thermiodyne RC . 1$ 1*4 1*
6*0Q Thnn d»«m\ Radio . 2ft4 1$S 2®4
700 Tob Prod Ex ... 34 3 4 3 4
500 l!n Carbide . ... ID* *5 4 *5 4
300 Ctd liAKl now.... 33% 32 4 33 4
500 l*td Gas lm 4f 4 «*4 *$4
306*U S LAH .*• 52 *0
1200 r S LAH pfd .. 14 14 14
7no Ward Bak B . ..414 $14 *14
Ifnn Warn Radio ...... 1*4 31 3*4
1000*W a> re Coal . 30 SO 30
f00 West Tow ........ 3*4 3* 3*4
30 West Pow pfd ... $* , **
3»»0 Yellow Taxi Cab 23 4 3**4 2*4
Mftmlerd Oils
2360 Alglrt Am Oil - 1*% 1*4 1*4
100 Atlantic I.obo* 2 4 2 4 4
lOo Chesehrnugh Mfg 4*4 **4 $*4
3*0 Galena Manat Oil. 57 55 5*4
2500 Humble Oil . 4 414 <14
10 tlUmds Pipe Line 126 125 115
t$* 1 Imp Oil Canada .11$ 1174 11*
*0 Indiana ripe Line. 7 4 73 73
3600 Internationa! I*et. 264 2$ 234
10 Magnolia Pet -1374 137 4 *r:4
100 Nat Trans .. . 25 4 2? 4 2*4
10 N Y Tran-lt . . «* *? « *
60 Not them PL... II $1 »*.
*00 Ohio OB $2% 62 4 *2 4
$0rt Penn Max Fuel 3* 33 *
MO Prairie OR A Gas.210 207 20$
14" Prairie Pipe Line. 10*4 10*4 I*'*1*
10 Molar Ref .. ?«6 2*5
| If" South I’enn OIL. 1*1 136 1.6
lO Southwest l'enn .7* 76 76
14*00 Standard Oil Ind. «t*f *1% *2 4
1300 Standard ill! Kan 3*4 6*4 •’,*4
300 Standard o*| K> 11$ 11*4 11*4
40 Stan.lord Oil Neb 247 f*'• ?<7
5700 Standard Oil NT 4*4 *« <$4
. ■ Stan Oil Ohio pfd. 120 11$ 170
1200 Yamum Oil . x» *04 *04
Mi see 111« it eons Olio.
600 Arkansas Nat tlaa 5 4 *4 5 4
lun Brit Am Oil . !*• 3* 3*
1300 Garth Syndicate 5 4 >4 *4
10 1'Ittea Service .. .177 17*4 1**4
100 CUle* 8crv R rtfs 17 % 17% 174
1UO Cities Service pfd Xi)% $*4 X04
1«00 Cities Horv acrtp..!17 II? 12?
1000*t'o|otnbtan H) n .. 55 65 65
1100 Creole fly n . $% $4 $4
$00 Gulf Oil . »* *54 • *
2100 K it My Petrol . .. 4 4 «4 $4
- ■ l
390IJ I.ago Pfttrol . V* 9 §}»
700 Mountain Prod ... H% 1st* ]***
6400 Mutual Oil ctfa... 1!H 12
*00 N»w Bradford ... IS -?S
700 New En* Fuel. !1 20S 21*4
1100 N M * A Land Co **t » *S
200 New York Oil- *14 *14 *'»
2000-Noble Oil . 10 10 10
son Peer Oil . H* IS IS
2o00*Penn Beaver .... 12 12 12
200 Pennok OH now.. 10s* 16*4 1*\
too Keil Banka OH... 2IW *1S 2>S
3700 Royal Canadian .. 7% 7% • %
I!00 Hapulpa Ref .... 1 A 1A 1A
100 Savoy 041 . 1% 1% 1%
sou Tidal Gauge . 8% 7% 7%
1900 Ventura . 3% 3% 9%
3000* VVaat State* UAL- b 8 H
1H00 Wilcox Oil . &% 5% -%
1300 Woodley Petrol 6% 6 5
IO0O#'‘Y” Oil St Obi. .. # 5 5 5
Mining.
3000* Arizona Globe ... 8 8 8
lono*Oal A Jerom<. 25 25 2»
900 Canario Copper .. 4'4 4 4 %
i J40<» Cons Copper Min.. 3% •• A 3%
100*Cmwn Reserve.... 45 45 45
lOOO’Kmma Silver Min. 2 2
6000*Eureka Croesus . . 9 8 8
700*Flrai Thought G M 69 58 5-v
60OO*Florence Goldfield 8 0S
10O0*«oIdfleld Cona ... 4 4 4
4000*Goldfleld Deep ... 2
90O0*Goldfi«ld Devel. .. 9 5 9
5000*001(1 Zone Div Min « « *»
190no*Harmill Div Min. 16 13 14
3«'O0*Hou thorne Min ..15 13 15
500 Her 1m. Min . 12% 12% 13*4
2000*Hilltop Min . 2 2 3
10O H jl linger Gold .. 15% 15% 15%
2100 Howe Sound f'n... 3% 3
13000* Jnd Lead Mines.. 14 13 14
70 00•Jib Con* . 63 60 5©
1000•Jurabo Ext . 2 2 2
2100 Kay Copper . J \ J % 1 V«
3000 • K e|Jy Extension ..4 4 4
2"00*Knox Divide . Z A 2
490OO*Lone Star ....... 8 7 7
1000*Marsh M Cons.... *. 0 u
2400 Mason Valiev .... 2% % 2%
I 4»to* Mohican Copper... 30 28 30
7000*.National Tin. 9 7s
180U New Cornelia. 26 24% 24%
1<*00 Nlpissing . 0% 6%
1100 Ohio Copper. 1% 1 -4 i%:
000*Partriac Porcupine 76 72 7 2
1500*Peterson Lake ... 2% 2% 2%
loon* Plymouth Lead... 12 12 12
4000*San Toy . 4 4 4
1000’gflver Dale. 3 3 3
300 So Am J* & G. 3% 3% 2%
1000* Spearhead . 7 7 7
200 Teck Hughes. 1% 1% 1%
40O*Tonopah Belmont. 55 55 65
200 Tonopah Extension 3% 3% 3%
1000*Cnited Eastern... 35 35 35
800 Utd Verde Ext_ 3-» 29% 29%
400 Utah Apex. 3% 3% .1%
i«0 Walker Min.. . . 3 f * 3d 3%
200 Wenden Cop Min.. 2% 2% 2\
200 Yukon Alaska. 15% 15% 15%
Domestic Bond*.
21 Allied Parker 6s.. 83 81% 62%
1 Aluminum 7s ’33 .106% 106% 106%
15 Am Gas Sr El 6*.. 95% 9a 96
2 Am Ice Co 7*. 105 105 105
7 Am Pw Sr I. 6s old 93% 93% 93%
7 Am Roll Mills 6s 100% 100 100%
2 Am Sum Tob 7%s. 93% 93% 93%
1 Am Thread Co 6s. 103 103 103
7 Anaconda Cop 6s..103 102% 102%
2 As'd Sim Hdw 6 %s 83% 83% 83%
7 Atlantic Ft Inc 8s. 18% 18 19%
28 At Gulf Sr W I 5s. 60% 60% 60%
5 Beaver Board 8*.. 69 89 89
2 Beth Hfet-i 7s 35.103% 103% 103%
1 Can NT Ry Eg Ts.107 107 107
20 Cities Serv 7s <*..111% 111% 111%
0 Cities Sv P * L 6s 94% 94% 84%
6 Con Gas Balt 6%a.lf'9% 109 109
1 Con Textile 9s_ 88 88 88
11 Cudahy Pack 5%t. 89% 89 89
2 Deere Sr Co 7%« .103% 103% 103%
24 Detroit City O 6* 192% 192% 102%
7 Detroit Edison 6s 112% 112% 112%
2 Detroit Edison as 97 97 97
8 Dunlap TAR 7s.. 101*4 101% 101%
2 Fed Sugar 6s ‘33.. 95% 95% »S%
9 Galr Robert 7s ... 99% 99% 99%
6 General P-t 6s_100% 100% 100%
3 Hood Rubber 7*..102 102 102
11 Inti Match «%t..l!3 112% 132%
2 Manitoba 7s .... 98% 9*% 98%
3 Morris St <’o 7%s . 99 99 99
6 Na»T Leather is.. 102 102 102
1 No St- I* rvt 6 % * . 1 ® 5 % 105% 1*’5%
1 Ohio pow 5s B .. 88% 88% 88% I
3 Park Ar Tllford 6*. 96 96 96 ,
». ph Sv Cp N J (l 54% 94 94 % 1
_ Pt» Sv El Sr G 5%s 96% 96% 56%
10 Pure Oil 6%s. 9* 97% 9*i j
19 ghawaheen 7* ....163 107% 103
9.3 gtd G .v E 6 %s ..107% 106% 106%;
17 Std Oil N Y 6 % s. 106 % 106% 106% ,
13 Swift St Co Ss .. 94% 94 94 %
- i*n El L A- P 5 %• 59% 99% 5*%
3 C Ry of Har 7%b 109% 109% Jf-9%
4 Vacuum Oil "*....107 107 3°*.,
25 Web Mills «4* 101% 161% 161%
foreign Read*.
2 Jr.l Bk of Fin 7* 94 94 94
JO Rep Peru ** ’44... 99% 99% 99%
3 Russian 6%s.13% 13% 13 4
23 Russ 6%s ctfsNC 13% 13 1 -J %
1 Russian 5%s ctfa.. 10% 10% lr'*4
6 Solvay A* Co 6* .100% 100% 100% *
•Cents a shata.
Ch Ira go Stock Quotation*
Furnished t>y J F Bach# A Co --4 j
Omaha National Bank building. Phones
Jaeggon 5187. 8*. 19:
Bid. Asked !
Armour A Co 111 pfd ... *6% 86%
Armour A Co Dei pfd. .. 9.>%
Albert Pick 0. . 2 7% 22%
Carbide . 66% 85%
Edison Co . 135 135%
«*iidahy .. 81 % 81 %
Libby . 8 *%
National leather . 4%
Quaker Oat* .325 140
Reo Motors . 17%
Swift A Co_ 117 117%
Swift International .33% 33%
Thom peon . 46% 47%
Wahl . 46 46%
New York (all Money.
New York. Dec 34—Call money strong;
high. 6% per cent; low, 5 per rent; rul
ing rate, i per cent: closing bid, 5%
x*-r cent; offered at $ % per cent; last
loan. S % per cent : call loans *ga:nst ac
ceptances 3% per cent: time loans, f rtn;
mixed collateral. 40-f0 days. 3% 0 5%
per cent: 4 6 month*. 3 % £ 4 per cent:
prime commercial paper, l%0?% per
cent.
C hie*go Spot Market.
Chicago. D«c i© —Butter Receipts.
117 71 last year holiday 5 old cars; 11
new cars; extras 42c: standard* 40%.
rtf* firsts in%4lc, firsts. 26%tf37%c.
• • score. 31 %c. 08 score. 39%<*; second*,
: o 34 %c
Egg* - Receipts. S.S«* case*; last year.
Near York Met ala.
New York. t>e • *0 -Copper Firm:
electrolytic *p«t *ad future*. 15c
Tin—Stead' spot and futures. 49e.
Iron—Steady; prices unchanged
Load—Steady; spot, 9«e#10.25c.
Zinc Steady. Vast St. Leu!* spot,
7 80c: futures. 7 8©f?7 8Se.
Antimony—Spot. 17 60c
14 hart* Bonds
New York. De« 3© — Lit- :> bonds at
1 p. m
Liberty 3%« 140 30.
First 4 % s. 141 I©
Second 4%* 104 l1*
Third 4*. ■. 100 31
Fourth 4 % *. 101.19
1\ F Government 4%* 104 17.
New Tark rneltrT
New T^rk Dec 3© —P<»ultry—Live
at t-adj t'htckena, hv *xrre»*. ?2^S4c
Wls bv freight. 1 Ml 3 9c turke> * hv
mores*. lt©4lr.
Dressed Poultry—Steady. price# un
changed
l4>ndou Mons*
t ,nrDee. 20.— Bar Silver—$11-144 1
per r.uitca
. t : % per cent.
Discount Rate*—Short bill* 1% per
rent . three month*' bill*. S 12-16 per cent
N«-w lork i niton Future* (low
New Y^rk D«*c 3© —Cotton futures
. :.*ted s’eady; January, 34 40c; March.
24 8Ar H *4 &4c May 34 83*424 Me; J«lj
2 4 07c. tketober. 34 130 24 13c.
New 1 ork Cotton Future*.
New York. l>ec 34—Cotton future*
opened steady. Januarv. 24.4©e; March
24 83c; May. 24.14c. July, 24.24c; Oc
tober 24 3Tc
\l»Yi:iTTbKMl>T
Public Service Corporation
of New Jertey
Dividend N*. 70 on lomavon Slock
Dividend No 24 on 8% Cumulative
Preferred Stock
Dividend No. • on 7% Cumulative
Preferred Stock
The Board of Directors of Public Sew
Corporation of New Jersey ha# declared :
dividend* at the rate of 8 r - per annum on
ibe 8% Cumulative Preferred Stock being
It 00 per share: at the rate of 7*"* per j
annum on the 7% Cumulative Preferred
Stock, being II.To per share and $1.25 !
per «haie on the non-par value Common.
Stock for the quarter ending December 81.
1P24. Dividend* are payable Dee embay 1,
102 4 to stockholder* of record December
12, 1024
T. 0 Van Middle*worth. Treasurer
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I'rtgrum for December SI.
(Courtesy of Radio Digaat.)
By Associated Frees. ^
WsB. Atlanta (429), 10.45, New Yearl 1
*VW,Kii*rBo.ton (301). 6. HI* «♦*»#•« V K
dul>; 6:30 jH.ol.t; T. philharmonic con
WBB. Atlanta (<3»). 10 45, T**r * |
"WOB.' Burr.io (111). «-6;30, music; Jift
| :0J. concert „ _ . . •>
KfW. Chicago (536), 6:30, tool* Bob.
7. concert; ». program; 0:05. road repoti;
9 45-2:1*, revue. Night hawba.
WON. Chicago 1370). 6. organ; US",
concert; ». art lata: 10, orrhcatra.
W12I, Chicago (345). 6:30, organ; 1. B* •
la by time; 7:15, Saddler featurfj *.4',
contralto. . _
WMAy. Chicago (447.6). 6. organ;
story lady; 8. lecture; 9. musical.
WLW. Cincinnati (423). 8. orchestra,
saw-fone, tenor; 8:56. conceit band, «*r
chestra. , .....
woe. Davenport (4*4), S. organ; 10.»«,
^ WHO, Des Moines (526), 7:36-9, orches
tra. soprano.
\vr.\, Detroit (513). 6. musical.
WWJ, Detroit News (513). 7. danc#.
PWX. Havana (400). 7:30. concert.
KNX Hollywood (337). 8, dimer hour
9. concert orchestra; 10, 'audevlllt; 1- i 1
orchestra. ... §w
WOH .Jefferson City (440 9). I, •'
tJress 8-30 fiddlin'. nft
WDAF Kansas City Hlar Mil). 0-7,
School of the Air: 8 3 a. m.. special New
Year's evening frolic.
KHJ, I.oy Angeles Time* (296), 6, Con
cert orchestra; 8:30, children’s hour; 10,
features; 11-3 a m . radio re\u<* of 1924
KG, Loa Angeles (278), 8 30, chil
*""**!#Aft. Louisville Times (400), TfSo,
concert. _ _ ,
WC('U. Minneapolls-St. Paul <41,. 4, *>
sport*, 7. services; 9. surprise featsrc,
11:10. meeting.
WuR, Newark (405), 7, orchestra; 6
progi am . 9:30, radioing
WEAK. New York (492), 6 aarrlces*
6:30, pianist; 7:20. concert orcheatra; 9 ^
Orator.* society: JO, orchestra. K
WHN. New York (360), 6. orchestra: A;
6:45, songs; 8:37. orchestra; 9:07, orche
tra; 11, entertainers. . i
WJZ. New York (4 65), 10:15. serr« I
chimes. ’ A
KGO, Oakland (312). 6. concert; 12, i
dance. w3
WTAY. Oak Park (2S3). 6 4»-":4«. or
gan: 9-10. planologuee contralto, talk.
WOO. Philadelphia (609). 6:30, orches- 4
tra: 7:30. concert: 8. orchestra; 9.08, re
cital. 9:30, orcheatra. • flfa
KDKA Pittsburgh (326). 6 10. atory; j
7:15, program: 7:30 concert; 10 aervWt- ?j
WO A E, Pittsburgh (442). 6 '.0. Vnc la , im i
Kay bee. 7:3(*. philharmonic orchestra;
9:30. orchestra. mJ
ROW, Portland Oregonian (492). 10, M
concert; 12, orchestra.
KPO San Francisco (423), 6:30. ereh***
tra 7:30, atory; 9, dance; 10, message;
12, band.
WGY. Schenectady (3S0), 9 violin, or
gen 11:55. chimes.
KFQX. Seattle (231) *15 story; 10.
orchestra: 11 concert; 12. orcheatra. W
WBZ Springfield (327). f. 20. tenor;
6:45. orchestra; 9:15, Lyric quartet; 10,
service, 10:50. organ; 11, orchestra.
KSD, St i«ouia Post-Dispatch (546).
6:45. ensemble; 12. frolic. ■
WPAP. Washington (469). 6:30. plar
1st. violinist; 6, talk; 4:29, Piuiharmonic
society. m
Cemetery Sued. *j
H. A. Gustav Berk filed suit in dir i j
trict court Tuesday a gainst Henry
Rohiff and the Evergreen Cemetery i
association for J5J.60, his price for * i
drawing the plans and specifications ;
of a gate for the cemetery.
Hw petition states that Rohiff and
the association agreed to pay him
2 per cent of the coat of the gate.
rhlrat* Poultry.
Chica*e. Dec- se.—Poultry—Aliv*. .
highvr; Ifiwla, HttlSc: inrinsa. 26' ■■
^ooeter*. 14c. turkeys. JOc; ducks. 27r;
22c. ”
New York Rubber.
N>w York, Dec. 10 —Rubber—Smoke
ribbed sheets, spgt, 5915c.
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