Nebraska Newspapers

    Congestion More
Apparent in Mav
\\ heat on Market
(.rain of That Month Roaches
Now Top, Loading Other
Deliveries to Higher
Levels.
Rv niAKLKS A. I.EYDKN.
1 nivrrval Service Naff Correspondent.
Chicago. .Ian 12—Congestion in May
wheat became more apparent today as
that month led other deliveries and grains
to higher levels, itself reaching a new
top for the reason of fl Sf> Influential
absorption of wheat on the early declines
gradually tightened up the pit situation
and with news malnh bullish the market
advanced with ease finally. Free profit
Inking In wheat on the way up fulled to
* he. k but temporarily the onward move
of nrlees.
Wheat closed 1©>4%c higher, corn wns
1 4 'll 1 He advanced, oats wer e %«• lower
to %o higher and rye ruled %©-%«■ ad
3 a need.
The trade is paying more attention to
th«* strengthening developments In the do
m«’sf|c wheat situation. The decrease of
4 9,000 tyishols In the United States vis
ible supply for the week was larger than
expected and helped to solidify the buoy
aio \ of the lt.-t Foreign news indicated
F* need of foodstuffs and hinted that
European buying might revive activity al
most any day.
The seaboard confirmed fairly large
sales of wheat and rye to Europe since
Saturdnv. Most of the reports from the
seaboard Indicated that foreigners were
becoming a little anxious. Liverpool
closed %d higher
t’orn gave a better account of Itself
but seemed to be trailing wheat Com
mission houses had selling orders on the
hard spots, hut the scattered demand suf
ficed to force shorts to cover finally The
demand for cash corn was active for dry
i • adcs hut the poorer glades continued
to widen their discounts under the fu
1 urc delivery.
«*ats moved v thin r» narrow range ami
finished irre'f"’- * '• '•’hp- vs t
fered demand In evidence, but on the fine
ries commisfion h'>u.>».- mtu i • ■ 1 in-; older*
to sell.
Seaboard huving of rye was active and
while nroflt taking on the hard spots
was liberal, the market continued for
ward with wheat In the lead.
Provisions were lower early but rallied
sharply and finished strong Lard was
25©30c higher and ribs were 25c up.
Pit Notes.
From various parts of the country
rume reports to the effect that mills are
more active and are reporting better
shipping instructions on stuff already
sold out. One of the big northwest
grain men advised that Ihe demand for
flour was greatly Improved. Premiums
for cash wheat locally and ai^ outside
points continued strong with No. 1 red
wheat In this market quotable as high aa
J2 a bushel lare in the day. Early sales
were effected at $1 94.
There were n combination of Influences
that helped wheat higher. Broomhall,
the foreign statistician. advised that
Mocks rtf wheat In Poland. Vienna and
«'if ho- Slovakia are light and that Im
portations are Imperative Private cables
from the cast said that Russia bought
spot rve in Hamburg today, where stocks
of grain are light. Reported rains in the
Argentine interfering with harvest pro
ceeding* also attracted attention
The big reduction in the domestic vis
tide Indicated that the home consump
tion of wheat has possibly been under
estimated Recently a prominent miller
gave his opinion as being ♦hat consump
tion In this country was on the Increase,
and that he looked for a continuous de
mand on this rrop.
Owing to the Increased world ship
ments of wheat the last week there was
:• gain of 1 920,000 bushels on ocean sup
plv The change* in the position of sup
plies suggests that there Is a marked dis
tribution of wheat from producer to con
sumer throughout the world Consump
tion of wheat at these levels in Europe
lx theoretically being curtailed by eco
nomic forces, but If such is really true
statistic* pertaining to the market it
self are not reflecting these develop
ments. Tash wheat In this country and
Europe continues to command fancy pre
miums over the price of futures, and as
long as this continues the bull market
vvll appear on a very strong foundation.
CHICAGO PRICES.
By TTpdike fjraln company. Atlantic 6312
Art. I Open. 1 High. ' Low. ? Close. | Hat.
’VhL I * I ! i
Mav 1.80*4 1 85 1.80% 1 84% 1 89%
1 H0% . I »r. 1 80%
July 1.64*4 1.56 % 1.53%! 1 56 % 1.54%!
1 56 % 154%,
Sep I 46 % IIS 1.46% ' 1.47 % 1.46 %
14;% 1 4 6 %
R e
Mb v 1 57 % 1.59 1.57 1 58% 156%
I - 8 % I 6 %
.Tulv 1 58% 1 39% 1.39*4 1 39%! 1 **
.1 1 39%. ■ .
Mav 1 '8% 1 30 1.28 % 1 50 1 28%
1 28% . 1.29% .... .
July 1 :9% 1 '1 1 .9% 1 50% 1 23%
i :9'4 i ::o% i 29%
Hep. 1 29 1 31 1.29 1 50%' 1.29%
1 -’9% . 1 30% ..
Hats
Ms V .61% 62% 61% 62% .62
61% . .6°% r-2%
Julv .61% .6?% .61% M% .61%
Sept. .59% 59 % .58% . 59 *•* .n9%
• 59%., • .
\fVvl 16 45 1 7 70 14 40 1 6 67 1 6 45
July 16.65 1 7 25 16 f5 17.00 14.70
M a 14 52 15.70 1552 I 5 7ft 1 : *'
New York Produce.
New York. .Jan. 12.—Butter—Easy, re
ceipts. 7.439 tubs, creamery higher than
extras. 40©40*4c; creamery, extra (92
ft.-ijre ). 3 9 % r , creamery, firsts t*x to 91
score >. 37 ©39c, oh-king stock current
make. No. 2. 26©26%c.
E'ags Firmer; receipts, T f * ■ > ’_: fresh
gathered. extra firsts. 59 ©Guo; fresh
gathered, firsts. 67©5m ; fresh gath-red.
seconds. 54 v 66r ; nearby hennery w hites,
closely selected, extras. 64c. nearby and
nn-jrby western hennei - white- first* to
average extras. 60X6’.%* nH•'' v hen
nery browns. extras. 14© 6 5c, l*>'t *
coast whites, extras, 6.3©t»3%c: Pacific
, Ua si w hltes, first * to "Mra fust- 1
♦,•*%« refngeha tor fir six 46© 4.<
(*he*«e Firm receipts. 42.268 pound*;
State whole milk, flats, fresh fancy to
fancy' Hpedals. 24c; state, whole milk,
flat- fresh, average run 25©2H%c, siat*-.
whole milk flats held, fancy to fancy
special*. 25% ©26- ; state. whole milk,
flat*, held, average run 2 4© 25c.
Foreign Exchange Kates.
Following are today s r;t ‘ r»f exchange
a* compared with Hie par valuation Fur
nished by the I-eters Nat "nal hank ;
• Par Vai. Today.
Austria ..H??']1’'*
Belgium . , « '
Canada . 1 "" 1 ™
ClfrhO-SlOV.ki* . •;# ?}J*
Denmark . . . ..-■ USt
England ... • - ‘" 4
Fr»..r. . 2; 1
0« many . - .
Italy . J®5
Jugoslavia.;2 \i
Norway .• • -*.Cl5
Sweden ..
Switzerland 19a .194o
4 lilcugo Butter.
chl'ago. Jan 12.—Under pressure to
mcM the butter market today declined 1*
on top e or* * and 1 ■ on the medium
grade*. At «h. 4 • tin * th« rmrket ruled
weak with trading quiet. H > • a 1 e t * were
sailers but buyer* showed little in
t aii-fit The mtP,i'i>il car market was
aasy and um»**tth-d with trading ‘(met.
H*"r.'»g*i centralize’ < ir market values
xv*i.» not clearly defined a* there was
l, ,:! enough trading t-- * Publish pm ••*
Fresh butter 9 2 score. i*%* . **1 H< **re
as< 3(1 s* ora. 3? * * . 89 score, ;*%c. «*
m, ..-‘a, 35c H7 • - ‘ 1 16 h« ore ' -■
centralized rarloia. '»» wore, 38%©
• I
New lork M'gur.
Near York Jan 1 Raw sugar wa*
unchanged for spots at 1 ‘Dim P*td
io*Uy, but later shipment w'a-'** •»
4 . The only sale report'd was
beg* Cuban, lata January mrlv February
clearance to an operator at 4 •'
Raw sugar future* were easier, under
Han d at ion and eell-ng by comm sainn
houses with final pr" e* 3 to 4 point* ne»
lower. January clos'd 2 76c. March,
2 76r Mav 2.87c; Julv. 3 ”1
The market for refined iurar was un
eha nsced at 6 in ©f 2 for f*ne granti
lated Trading was light and hand to
mouth
Refined future* were nomine!
Turpcntlii ' and Ki *ln.
Savannah, tin Jan 12 Turpentine
Firm a6 %c . an lee. 1D> bbl* . receipts,
j 84 1)bis shipment*, 583 bills . stork.
14 H*i9 bids
Rosin —Finn; sales 603 cask*, m-it'ij.
j Or,9 , asks; shipment*. <425 'asks, *to< k.
’.ill«■!’ f," ,o i: i to h » °r
1 1710; K. 8716: M I? 2" N. *< 40.
ivt;. ik in. wvv. $9 20. x. r» 23.
New York Huger.
Quotations furnished by I H Da* he \
•( (Mnnlia National •*" ® building
phone* Jackson 5147, MH6. 5189__ _
>V r 1 »*pen. I High. I 1 s*’v■ 1 ‘Hose i Hat.
TiTT '
y. ■ y I mo | 2 0 | i l* I * ’•
M .1 V '! 91| 1 2 T! '8 ■ i 7 *7 * •"
Julv ! 3 M '3 04 3 01 '3 0' 1 3 06
no* ton Unol.
Boston Ma-s !gn 13 The won' mar
ket in gsiier, s *b 'vng more
In foie ir lines offering* of AuM-ai an
'•♦o's r on* In •!* *o move in fa'r xnirun'r
Homs ho J«es a * ho -Leg 49 to ’’ *U|#r
warp a* around 91 «v rfsar In bon*-1 but
no sal** ha^ e been reported a* th.e rig
Ur* There al*'. 1» ronald*rabl* looking
*iound for South American wool* auits. I
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Omaha Grain
N__'
Omaha. Jan. 1?.
Cash wheat sold nn the tattles today
from Ifi 3c higher following the ad\an-e
in the futures There was an excellent
demand for milling wheat from local and
outside nulls and tables were well cleared
of samples Receipts were 64 cats.
Corn sold from 4c higher to 2c lower.
There was a fairly good demand for the
better grade-*, while the off-grade* sold at
the decline Receipts were 143 cars.
Oats sold at about unchanged prices.
Receipts. 39 cars.
R\» followed wheat and sold 3c higher.
Receipt s, 7 cars
Barley was quoted nominally strong.
Oinslm < arlot >ale
WH KAT
No 1 hard 1 car, $1,764. 1 car, $1 74.
1 - ar $ I 7a 1 . m , $1. 3
No. 2 hard 1 car. $1.80; 1 car. 11.75;
1 car, $171. i < ar, $1 73 4. 2 cars. $1.73;
J cats. $172 la. 1 2-3 cars. $1 7 2.
No 5 hard 1 car. II 76. 1 car. SI 75;
I car. $1,744; 1 car, $1.74. 2 cars. $1,734;
•3 .ar*. J1 73; 3-5 car. 11 7". 1 car. $1,714
No. 4 hard- 1 car $1.72.
No f> hard: 1 car. $1,714; - cars.
$17o. j car. $1 73 V
Sample hard; 1 car, $1.72; t car. $1 66;
1 car. $1.73.
No. 1 spring. 1 car. $2.00
No. 4 spring l car. $2.02.
No. 2 mixed 1 c ar. $1.77 ; 1 car. $1 72.
No 3 mixed; 1 car. $1 SI. 1 car, $l.7b;
2 5 «hi. $ 1 71
CORN.
No 2 white- 2 car*. $1 184
No. while; l car Si 16
No. 4 white; 2 c nr?, SI 14
No. 2 yellow: 1 car, $1.214
No I v el low 3 cars. $1 194: " rars,
$1 19; 4 cars Si 1.H4 : 2 chi*, $1 IK.
No 4 yellow: b cars. $1 It 3 cars, fl 15;
5 cars, $1 15.
No. 5 yellow 6 cars $1 If t car.
$1,10 4 . 2 cars. $l !1 . 1 car. $1114
No. 6 yellow 4 cars. $1.06; 1 cat. $1,105;
1 «ar. $i:07.
Sample yellow 3 cars. $1 01
No. 2 mixed: l car. $i 17 4: 1 rar $1.51.
No. .3 mixed: 5 cars. $1.16.
No 4 mixed. 3 car*, $1 14; 1 car,
$114 4.
No. 5 mixed: 1 car $ 1 0 p. 1 car. $1.07;
1 .ar. $1 in.
No. 6 mixed; 1 car, $1 19; 1 car, $1.04.
OATS.
No. 2 white. 3 cars. f>9r.
No. 3 white: l car. 58 04 c; 1 car, 58 Vsc;
2 cars. 58 4c; 6 tars. 58c.
Nc 4 white- 1 a4 car*. 37c; 1 car. 5SV*C.
Samp4e white ,3 cats. 56c.
RYE.
No. l rye 1 car. $1.4 4 4
No. 2 rye. 3 cars. $1,444: 2 rars,
$1.41
1-1 car not rye, 25 6 per rent wheat,
$1 11
1 car not rye, 14 per cent wheat *1.44
B A R LEY.
8am pie barley 1 bulkhead car. 95 r.
Dally Inspection of Grain Received.
\\ HEAT
Hard; 6 car* No. 1. 19 cars No. 2. 8
cars No 3. 2 cars No. 4, 3 cars No.
5, 2 c-mis sample.
Mixed wheai 1 car No. 2, 2 cars No 3.
Spring 1 car No. 4
Total 44 cars.
CORN.
Yellow: 2 cars No. 2. 10 cars No. 3.
29 cars No. 4. 4 9 cars No. 5, 1 car
No 6. 2 cars sample.
White 1 car No 2 9 cars No. 3. 1
car No. 4 1 car No. 5.
Mixed: 7 cars No. 2, 5 cars No 3.
7 cars No. 4. 3 cars No. 3. 2 1 am
No. 6, 1 car sample.
Total. 90 cats.
OATS.
White 4 cars No 2. !• car* No 3,
4 car* No 4. 6 cars sample
Total 31 cars.
Rye.
1 car No. 1. 1 car No. 2.
Total 2 cars.
Total receipts, 167 cats
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
iCarlots.)
Week Year
Receipts Todav. Ago Ago
Wheal . 64 50 66
Corn .I 4.3 8 5 162
Oat* . .19 29
Rye 6 4
Bariev . I 1
Week Year
Shipments— Todav. Ago, Ago
Wheat . 63 26 95
Corn .. 3 4 in 148
Oats 46 39 82
Barley . 1 4
KXPORT CLEARANCKS
(Bushels >
Year
; Bushel* - Today. Ago.
Wheat. Flour . 1.162.000 339,000
Corn . . . .. • 0
CHICAGO RECEIPTS
Weak Year
Carlot*— Today. Ago. Ago
Wheat . 2h 23 13
Corn . 273 33.5 2! 4
Oat* 9 3 61 60
KANSAS CITY RECEIPT?
Carlots— Today. Yr Ago
Wheat ..14* 163
Corn ..151 159
Oats ..la 28
ST LOUIS RECEIPTS
Wheat. 18 4 I’-?.
Corn .. . 1 .!* 213
! Oat* 14 7 116
I NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS
Week Year
' Carlot*— Today. Ago. Ago.
Minneapolis 11 * LIT 1-6
Duluth 48 16
w innipe* 192 41 I
r s \lsiblf:
Bushels: Today W'k Ago Y r Ago
Wheat . 96.833 000 91.420,000 72.566.OOQ
Corn 20.862.000 1«,573.»0O 9 335.000
(•a is 72 7 29.000 7 2.1 28.000 19.53 4.000
five . 27.27 2 000 iM 999,000 19.379.000
Harley 099 000 '. 469.000 3.047.000
OMAHA STOCKS
Bushel* Todav Year Ago
Whea' .2 8 3 7.000 .5 5*2,000
Corn. 1 268 ooo 710 000
nafs .: 705,000 ] 67 5 000
Ry* ...... 258 f.00 3 43.000
Barley . 21.000 123.000
4 train Export* Increase
Washington. Jan 12.—Gram exports
from 'he United State* last week were
2 501.000 bushels compared with 2.466,
000 the previous week
Commerce department figures today
cave the following comparison* be'ween
last week and the week before Wheat.
1 697.000 bushe s against 1 917 0"0, Nnrley
535,000 against 340,000 corn l*n>."0Q
against $3,000. oats. 85.000 against 62
000, rye, 109.000 against 54.000 bushel*
Canadian grains exported through
United State* port* were 1 5 ’9.000 bushel*
against 2.618.000 while flour exporta
were 292.000 barrels agafhst 27 3,000
MinneiipolU 4.ruin.
Minneapolis Minn Jan 12 <’**h
Whea' No 1 northern, $1 77**0 1 81 \
No 1 dark northern spring. < hoi e to
fancy. $2 02 \ 02 1 5 \ ... <■> •hoi--.
$ I 89 \ ® 2 "I ** ordinary to good. $1 7 8 \
<Q I 8 9 \ No 1 had Spt.ng. $1 7 9 \
2 lf,\ No I dark hard Montana on tru-U.
}| Kii\ 6 <1 aiii $! '1 \ ‘i 2 ■» .
July. $ I 76 4 May $1.79 \
Corn N ■■ ’ yellow. $' fl 1 26
riatH—No 3 white. 55’* ff ..5 s ■
Barley 7 9 ® 9 v
live Vo $ I 46 4 0 1 47 '**•
Flax No I $3 11 8* 03 14 \
Kansu* * Itv 4 ikIi 4,ruin
Kansas 4’lty Jan 1? Wheat No ?
hard. $173 ti l 97, V- 7 red. $' 9 ; 01 ,
May $1 75 ^plit bid July, $1 47 4 split
bid, September *' 39’*/ b>■!
• *o-n No. .3 Whits. $1.20: No 2 yellow,
$1,204. No 3 y* 1 low, $1 19 ' v ® 1.20; .\ o 2
mixed, $1 lti, Me- $t bid. July,
$1244 bid; September $1244 btd
Hay — Unchanged to $1 lower - hoi-* al
falfa. $24 00® 25 no. N 1 prairie $1100®
12 00 Nc 1 timnthv. $16 50® 17 50 cloves,
mixed, light. $16.500 17-00
4 hicago 4 n*b 4.rain
Chicago'* fan. 12 —Wheat—No. 7 red.
$ 1 9 3 0 1 9 1 No 2 hard II * 1 4 ® 184
Corn —No 3 mixed, $1 2001 21 4. No. 3
yellow. $1 20 01 2.3,
<i*f* No 2 wh 'e, 604061c. No 1
white. 5ft ®59 Vic.
Rve No 2, $1 514 01 52 4
Seed Tnnothv, |5.7108 75; clover,
! $24.00® *2 00
I’rnvisions f.ard, $16 17; libs $15 25;
bellies. 917 00.
Visible 4,n»in Supply.
New York, Jan. 12 -The visible supply
of American grain show* the fol - utf
• hang** (in bushels);
Wheat decrea*#-d 4 665 000
Corn increased 3 289,000.
Oat* in« reaaed r.nt.noo.
It ■, m n« renserl 4 5s Of|0
Barley decreased 370.000.
sf l.nui* 4*rnln Future*.
si i oi.i* vijin i j Close Wheat -
May $ l 8|®i ft;*. 4 . July. $ l V
r'orr Mav. $1 7 0 July. II 31
Oat*—Not quoted.
Minneapolis Flour
Minneapolis M nn Jan 1? F !"ur—
10® 3Sc higher, f*m!ly patent* $9 ri f$
Bran—$11 no® 35 oa
F.nat St. Uotl IJre*t#M-U.
Fast fit, Louie 111 Jan 12 -Cattle—
j Receipts 5 000 head heef *'eere un
evenly steady, at 15 0 25c lower, bulk
$7 00 h « 75 light yearling user,, and he|f
• r* and bologna bull*, steady, heifers.
$4 000 * 00 most bulls $4 00® ( 50, row*
about stendv at $ 4 00 ® 5 no, r a fitter* 10®
16e lower bulk 92.000 2 21. light \e*|ers,
top. $11 55® 11 -.0
Hogs Re«eip»* 17.000 h*nd genera!
hog tnarkei. 15026c higher, light light*
unit pigs, 25-1 *i0e higher. best heavy
hogs $il bull I 9ii pull 11 d * and Up $ I O <‘5
® I n 0 j 7 0 to 190 p-iunrls $ I " 'i 'it '1 T* ,
160 to 170 pound*. $10 26® 10 60 1 40 to
1 r 11 pxiimls $9 0009 75 II" t-» It" pound
pigs. $7 60 of. *• 7 r. light Pigs. $65007 60,
pii- liei sows. $9 75® 9 85.
Sheet* and I.limb* K<-«eIpls, 1,500 bend:
innrkei > •-1 k to 25c lower, $ls f-u - hnli “
millvn lurnlie ui western* on sale, hulk
fn t lambs $17 t,0®|M.<i<>. few medium to
good kinds, $17 ‘.'5. rolls. mostly $13. h«*
good I .1« ehe-; - u i —
8*1 loacph I vwihii'k
St t >eplt Mo 1-III 1 .* ' Utile 00
head s'-.-dv to 2'< lowei bulk of sterr*.
|7 on® 9-" * • - ut-l 11 • ® rs $3 it 9 .
f jitve* $1 00® 10 On, sio-kers and feed
ers $4 00® 7
H ngs--Receipts 7,00 0 head 1*' In 'Or
higher top 110 70. hulk $|0 00® 10 S5
,Kh*ep and Lambs R-- eipis 9 oon he*-l
aloe' lam's $10 option ewes. 19 on®
10 2S.
New Tnrk 4 nllmi
S'»V T »k lan 12 -The gene-s - otfnn
market toda; Ho*«d e*ead> at net ad
\ am ea of 17 to *1 poBUlt
r- a 1
Omaha Livestock
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January 12.
Receipts— ‘ 'at tie Hogs Sheep.
.Vfnnda' eathnat* . .11.000 17,04)0 13,on"
Ssm* day last wk. 10.#60 18,4''* 12.1' "
Same ,1 2 wka. ago 8.417 12.952 15.460
Same d 3 wks ago 6,221 14.''*3 4 4 4 7
Sams day yr. ago .14.401 16.137 1 3,024
rattle—Receipts, il.nno head The fat
• attle market opened th* week with buy
ers bidding 15®25c lower than Friday on
t>eef steers and sellers slow to accept the
decline. ('hope ste*ra both heavy and
light sold amund $10.50010.75. Desirable
‘■hipping cows and heifers commanded
steady figures but on the general run of
she stock prices were shaded around 10
'ij 15c. Demand for stock cattle and feed
ing steers continued brisk and prices
ranged from steady to fully 10© 15c
higher figures
Quotations on cattle Good to choice
vearllngs. $10.26011.00; fair to g»nd
earling*. $8.00® § 60; common «.» tair
yearlings. $6 no© 7.75; good to choice
steers. $9.00© 10.50; fair to good steers.
$7.50®8.75; common to fair steers. $6.50
v 7.50; Trashy warmed up steers. $6.60 ©
6.50. good to choice feii heifers $*.75©
v00. fair to good fed heifers. $5 50© 6.7.•.
common to fair fed heifers, $4 50fi 5.50;
1.. 50; good to choice feel heifers $•.,.©
to good fed cows. $3.75©5.00; common to
fair fed cow s. $2 6003.40: good to choice
feeders. $6,65© 7.50; fsir to good feeders,
!•; on© 6.75 . common to fair feeders. f ■ "0
■it 6 00 good to choice stockers. $7.00©
7 65. fair to good stockers, $6,00© 7.00;
common to fair stockers. $- 00© 6 00;
tiashv stockers. $4.00® 4.75 slock heifers.
$3.50©5 00; stock cows. $2.7603.SO; stor k
calves. $ 4.00 © 7.00, veal calves. $.7.00©'
9.50. hulls, stags, etc. *.V 7 3 © tj. 2 5.
BEEF STEERS.
No. A v Pr. No. Av. V
in .... 577 $7 tin 70 mi %S ,o
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
19. ..... 1016 10 50
cows
•*3 8B7 2 50 5.1060 3 00
26! 1 ! ! ! 926 4 0(1 7.. 1 1 83 4 00
. 1 04 8 i 25 20. 9 1 4 4 40
2 . 1 275 4 5o 12..1052 4 60
6 108 5 5 00 1 3 . 9 73 5 10
HEIFERS.
1. 863 4 0 2 ...... S 2 0 ® *■ **
5 _ «4 2 6 50
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
2 7 . 71 3 4 7 ‘> 3 1. 66 S 5 75
26. .. 730 6 75 11 711 6 25
BULLS
1 . . . . 700 2 45 1 1530 4 75
1 16tpi 5 1 o 1 . 530 a 50
CALVES
4. 452 4 7 1 .... 100 5 00
1 . 200 9 00 3 216 9 00
6 . 200 9 25 1 .150 9 50
H og.« — Receipts. 17.900 head. Demand
from all quarter* was broad for the best
strong weight butcher grade* this morn
mg and these .lasses cleared readily to
mi t h shippers and packers at prices 15
.f 25c h-eher than Saturday Other kind*
were slow' at only slight upturns Bulk
nf all sales was at $9.75® 10.50 with early
top. $ 1 0 65.
HOGS
No. Av. Sh. Pr No. Av Sh. l’r
so °n9 $990 77.181 $in no
.66 ] S3 40 10 10 58. .206 1 0 20
61.. 202 10 20 61..202 . . 10 25
4- .tl 200 in 4a 72 234 ... 10 50
65 269 . 10 60
Sheep—Receipts. 1 3 000 head. Fairly
large supplies at all point* tended to
weigh heavy «>n fat lamb prices today and
the market showed rather sharp losses
Feeders ruled around steady with aged
sheep also firm
Quotations on sheep and la ml - Lamb*,
good to . hoi< c. $16 90® 17.5". lambs fair
to good. $i»; 00© 16 75 ; feeding lambs.
$14.50© 16 *.'• lipped lamb*, fed $14 ""
'it 1 5 00; wethers. $9.00® 11.00; far ewes,
$'. ' 0 ® 1 0.25 . vea rl u :s, $ 1 1 75 © 1 5. *'0
FAT LAMB*
N * A vs Pr
4 7 4 feeders 110 9 ’ J ?
4 1 feeder* 87 1<2®
FAT EWES.
190 feeder* 1°4
391 feeders 117 102®
FEEDER LAMBS
_<9 2 feeders 6 5 16 25
Receipts and disposition of livestock at
the Union stockyards Omaha. Neb. fot
2 4 hours ending "i : p ni January 1
IIK*'EIPTS ■Alt LOT
1 forses snd
Uattle H-«g* Sh p Mules.
r M A SI. P . 12 »
Missouri Pacific .... 2 1 • ■
Union Pacific . 85 22 16 •
(' a- N. W east 12 3
U A: N W, west 107 109 5
U St. P M dr O 4" 14 5
l*. B .9- Q . east
• ' B A* (j west 9 3 4T 4
(' R 1 A- r east 1 * 3 4
U H 1 & P west . 1
Illinois Central . 5 2
I •, W 2 1
Total re. eipts 37 5 210 64 6
DISPOSITION HEAD
Uattle Hog- Sheep
Armour A. t'o .1 4 43 3 228 7 *^0
Cudahy Pack, t'o L’>3i 4 613 . 961
I 'old Pack t’o. 5 09 -.761
Motrla Pa k Co &2f i }J
swift Ar Un. 1.623 lit* 4 29,
Hoffman Bros I*1
Mayerowlch A- Vail *
Midwest Pack. Co.. 5 8 . ..
Goug Ac Keefer 168 . ..
Omaha Pack Co .16
John Roth A Sons 2"
5 Omaha Pack Co. 10 ....
'* urphv J M
Kenneth A Murray
Lincoln Pack Co 1-v
Nag la Pack Co. 4
Wilson Pack Co. * ; •*
Anderson A S• >n 1 * ■
HJnn \'S A- Hughe* i 79
Bulla. J -H l**1 .
I »ennis A Franc s
Flits A Un
Harvey John • * ' '
Ingham. T J. *
Kellogg. F G ■
Kirkpatrick Bros ...
Krebhs A Co
Longman Bros 64 .. ••••
l.uberger, Henry S. 133
M K C A •' Co V.
Root J B. A Co. hi
Rnsenstock Bros ln9 • * • •
Sargent A Finnegan *>9
Smiley Bros *2’
V Han', W B A < *> 7 1
Wertheimer A D«*en °8
Other buyers 64.
Total* 1 1 '
i hlcngo Livestock
Chicago Jan 12 Hog* -Receipts . <V
000 heart- market 15 to 25c higher, most
ly 25c higher, big packers holding back;
, ;lrl> top. $11 03. s-\eral loads at tliat
pr,, j. , I,olee weighty butchers held high
er good and choice 29" to 290 pound a'-r
rnost I v $ in.7 5© 11.00* desirable 200
! i 2 ".pound kind. |l"4"©i"7"; 170 to
1 '(0 pound average*. I!'1 00 © 1" 3 0 14" to
| *;it- pound averages f 9 0" © 1 0 00 ; bulk
pig* $; 75©8.. packing sows $9 30
•n 9 4'. 11 • :i V) Weigh' bog- $ 1 0 6" tfi 1 | .
111 e d i u i o $m - fa 1 " 9 5 light. $9.5010,0;
l light light $7.76© D» 00* packing hogs,
smooth $ t " 1'. © 10 5 n . pa king hog*,
tough. $9 ©DM5. slaughter pigs 16 il
(t 8 50
Cut? le- Re, elp's "2 000 head market,
alow uneven, largely s’eer run; killing
quality medium to good- libera! supply
welghtv *»e*-r# ini hided in run; generally
25 to 36c lower on fed sterrp. good to
rhoire tin nd v weigh’ refle. ting most de
cline earlings. s> a i < • ■ better
practuslly s eady earlv top »eighty
steers $106.' several ends $ I 0 f 0 ft 1 0 2 ,
bulk fed steers run H.OOfMO.OO rnnrke s
and frpders. 1,4 in 25c off she k.
steady to weak, bulls weak »o LSc lower;
relative!'- few bolognas above $4 50, '»*!•
ers 25c lower, spots more, bulk to pa<k
era $9 50 ® 1 0 RO,
Sheep-—Receipts. 25.000 head market,
very dull, no early business on fat lamb*,
few- bids. $17.75® 18.00; looks around 25c
lower, asking steady, fat sheep, steady,
good handy weigh i fa' ewe* fioon-fjp
If 25; feeding lainbs 15 to Z5c higher;
$D ,,o® 17 "0 top $17 Zb
kflflSH* I It v Livestock.
Kansas ' i'v. Jstt 12.—CUoltSd HttM
Department of Agriculture) <'attb Re
• eipts, 2,000 head calves. 4.0000 head;
early sales of desirable fed steers and
learlmgs fully st- ndv . plainer kind* slow;
two loads choice matured ateei* aver
aging around 1 U#0 pounds, $11 •. few
other sale* $ * $5 ill ' she slo< I. slow.
vveak lo 15c lower; butcher rows and
heifers $3 40 © 6 0. < anners and *ut'*"*.
$2 3.5 ©• 3 J... hull* anil calves atea.1>.
practical lop veal*., 8 50. few up to $10 00,
hetter grades of stockers and feeders
strung top ato* kets $8 "0, bulk, $ 50©
7 1"
H>>gs Receipts 11 000 bend uneven,
mostly 15 to 25- higher than Saturday’s
average shipper top $ In r, 5 packer top,
$ 11) go . hulk of hu ie# \ [n.on © | o 6" . bulk
desirable 200 to .".00 pound averages
fin,' ©41060. light lights and pigs around
ste.idv 140 to 150 pounds $*00f)rl 75.
pa - k ing *<•«* $4.85 7710 06; few *tn< k
ptg« $6 50 <7 7 25
Sheep and Lambs MnsMv 25®5rt- low
er toil f n shippers t\~ *5 others to
pa< ksra and ahippera iri*'- ||7 0o®’*a
pa ker up early. $ 1 7 40 sheep s'*ady.
•op e •* e s $10 2 5 other* f 9 7 5 U 1 0 00,
*ln!lt < It v I Js eafrvk.
■tnUI ntj la 'an If < » '' > "•
e pis 4 ooo he# 1 market alow killers
and ato'kers steady fit a*eer, and year
lings, $4 50© 12 oo bulk. $7 00®6 50. fat
cow* and heifers $4.06016.00. tanners
s nd cutters, $2 5® 3 26. veals. $4 00 ®
1 00 bulls $ ( 00 f edei • 4 ' " <P
7 - stiMkets It 06® 6 7. stock vearlinga
..nd calves f 1 ‘n »' . • feeding ■ <<wa and
heifers, f 8 ,f 4 -
Hog . R,*. Hpts 1 2 000 bend marker
steadv. ;' ’.c hlghei top. It® §6 I 1 '
|i. 36 lights Is 500 10 00 but« bar*
$ KI $00 I" 76 mixed. $9 86« 1" 4" ps- k
,'h f lO.nn® in sing- I on© o pig*.
$ "" ,i s "6
tSh<-> |. Rp, < i pt *, 4 600 hrS't marget
Sti ail y
s» l^uila livestock
St I . Inn I ' 1 • ' ' r eceipts
♦, .ni* h> i ' i a i • ' ..it v nattv • bee^
» i oe > * $6 66® 1 4.2 IItig stser* sn,l
he.f- rs * i ' ' ■ * ‘ 75"' 0
< • m it i I f e *■ d e • ft 1 r ' '6 *«| es
$ i 6" tf 1 ’ o. rannets end ru'tsr# f 90
n 3 6o
Hogs Rece pts 1 7 000 tissd market
1,0©‘,5, h g he r , mixed and burners
i I 10 50 © l 1 Ml. go. Ill |1M es I t e 90 © 11 00
'rough* $9 *..©*» lights 110 o®m*n
pigs $7 4" © 9 76. bu'k of sales |loav
fl 1 0 4 V
Sheep and Lambs fte, sirrs
head marker a’svd' •* u”«n » I*
©9-4 lambs 118. t? 18 . inntn and
choppara. 13.00 0 $
Steel Weakness
Causes Market
to Be Uncertain
Weak-Kneed Bulls Get 1 Bit,
but Buying of Some Mo
tors Is Confident and
Other Storks Strong.
liv Kit'll AK1> sril.I.AM-..
I nlxtiMul Servlte 6In amin I Kditor.
New York, Jan. 12.—'For a goodly part
of in*, session today the stork market
was uncertain and hesitant, probably due
to the disappointing performance of
I'nlted States Steel jn the forenoon. it
was generally expected that the premier
issue would open strong and go sailing
to a new high Instead of strength it
showed some weakness at the start and
dropped back slowly through i he fore
noon. W hot he t this was due to heavy
liquidation following the exceptionally
good figures of unfilled tonnage or mar
ket manipulation the effect was the same.
Weak Kneed bulls got out. Meanwhile,
thare was very confident buying of some
of t lie motors. General Motors and Navh
particularly, while the independent steels,
the oils Nome of Lite equipments and
litera handisets were very strong.
Later in the day I’nlted Stales Steel
stiffened und under heavy persistent buy
ing went through 125, closing at 12 5 4s.
the highest price u lias reached since
1917.
Trading in General Motors was large,
more than 160,00" shares charging hands.
Next in volume of transactions was Mat
land Gil with more than 112,000 It is
understood that the big banking house
which a - united 300,000 shares of Mar
land in 1921 at $30 a share and at the
same time got an option on 336,000 ddi
tional share* at $39, will exercise its
privilege of purchsing the second stock.
Independent steels were stronger than
big steel. The tails as a rule were some
what lower, only a few issues, among
them Missouri J*ai ific preferred and !>rn
ver x Km Grande preferred exhibiting
consistent strength.
He, r .-Koebu- k and Montgomery Ward
continued their remarkable advance,
SeArs-Roebuc k « losing at 171 Vi. It sold
low as 78 \ last >eat and on the first
trading day this year was 163 Va
Once more total transactions on the
•took exchange exceeded 2,000,000 tharea
Cal • one> was at 3 per cent* For
eign ex hange steady.
Liverpool didn't meet our advance In
the grains of Saturday. This did not 1
affect Chi'ago. whet* sentiment seemed
to lie a* strongly bullish as when prices
vve'-t* very much lower.
Mther grains followed wheat and every
thing was higher at the close
Lard was 2 2 to 3" points higher.
» ntton was very dull from the opening/
almost to the last hour. Then it stiff-:
ened suddenly, picked up what small de
cline had In" n made and 'dosed with 17
to 21 pun's advance for the day i
New York Quotations
s_
New York Stock exchange quotations,
furnished by .1 S Bar-be A Co.. 224
Omaha .National Bank building Sat
High Low Close Close
Agriculture (’hem. 1-4 14% 14 ■ 154
A * x Rubber . . . 1.1 ■ 4 1 { , I { 4
v ed • hem 8 4 % * 4 .8.1 4 - %
A Ilia Chalmers 73% 72% 73 73
Am Heel Sugar 414 40 % 4 I -, 4 1 4
Am Hrake S Fd> Hr.' loi 102 10(14
American can . I •. .1 4 1 •; l , n.;i 11.2 \
A to Fell > 199 % 195 189% 19 ,
'
Am H v L. pfd ... 71 4 % .2 %
Am In: I • orp .35% 34 34% 3 4-t
V ill J n ic*t ,) oil , 27 % -• i -4
Cii I. -■ -motive 1 | 3 4 1 i*3 % J 1 ■ 4 J 1 "
Am. Radiator .90 9!
Am Ship .v Com. 1:4 1. 1 2 % J|%
Am Smelting. 974 9f. % Ot.% 9,
Am. Smelting pfd . .. lo6%
Am Steel Fcjr- 4 3 4*4 4**% 4** 4
Arne- Ruga* 4 50 4 r.fl% %
American Sumatra 12 12%
Am Tel ,V '1 134 * 1,4 134 4 134
Anierii ar. To,.. t,. 8-% »« 4 *>.% sx',
Am F W v FI : *i 4 35% 3*4 3*%
American Woolen. *. % *2 , *24 *24
Ana« onda 47 % 4,4 47% 4*. 4
Am d Hrv Goods 144 14_ 14 2 141
As* tated Oil . , 44 34% 34
At. 1, son 119 11S% 118% 118 4
Atlantic Coast Line . .i;,l
A* Gulf A W 1 .34 :% 2 3 S 214
Aliant’.c Ref ,, 109% 109% 1-9% ln»%
Austin N, hols 32% 31 4 314 ("4
Baldwin 1.(5 4 15 3 , 1(4% 134%
Baltimore A uhi- 8- 4 79% *ti 804
Bar nscla | A .-4 % 23 % _ . %
Be — h Magric . 4* 4 4.% 44% 42 4
R 1% 37% %
Brook Men pfd »
I rook F»l isun < <> 123% 12*4 1 •% 128%
Calif i’a k .H»2%
• . 1 f I’- al. urn 7 4 •> 4 . 4 %
*
1 ana I Ha« '.14 1 114 1*4
Cent I.e.jf h 20 4 1 20 4 ’ .
i'uii Ixuli |iM . , '4 t
da Base • I 54 f>4%
r '}■.. " • ie r M . « , , % ' ,
' 'lies A ' >h * % . 5*7% • ■
''hi' Hi W !■ c ■*, -4 8 4 9 %
»'h c i; r W pf * * . %
*‘b A N \V % <4 ?i%
C M A St P 15% ’ U 14
c m a s* v ,.?d • % :* 4 :* 4
< R I A P 4*4 «* 4*4 474
f St P M A U Ry M
'His1 ; 3 * % % 3*4 3 * 4
cl? » - : .* 4 * %
* jet • - F’ea i -iy 7!% • , *9 *.%
Chjett Pea ho pfd 10 t
• 1' n 1 * * * 4 • % 8*4 gk
• ■ 1 Fuel A Iron 4 % 4:4 4a 4 4
Columbian »'arl*on 5^4
Colutn l (/US 47 4 4 7 4 84 4
1 '<-ng » um 4 _ * 4. , 4 % 4 v
',t w, p| 1 r • 7 % ‘ 4 4 4
Gaa '*477 - ,
n t I ■ a n *9 C 4 *44 §84
* >t, ’ M ■ * - * 1 ’ * • , 4 "* %
Corn Prod 4 . 3y % I %
1 * len 4 *4 ' I 4 * '.
% 7 *
* pi-.i * .* ne S jg I : % ’ j 12% . 4
* ubu. * ,ne S pfd « ' *w a
« ‘uV A it 1 Sug '* * '• 4 '* '«
t'uxsmel Fruit 7.5 4 j 4 j , %
Danisi Boone , 7 %
Davidson Ciiem 4 4 % I t 44 4 43% j
Del* Hudson 139% 1:9 19% 1'9
l»ela A L*. kit 14% 1 4 143 4 1 43 %
Dupont c|e Nen I I% 14 % 144 % 1« %
Hci«iRinn Kodak 111 lb % (11 i 1" %
» i ■* X
Fisc St.,1 Bat '.8 % % . * .,7 4 ]
Famous I'i.oc-h 99 4 y- , •*' 99 4
Fifth 8 •* li L. ti a
Fisk B ibber 1 1 4 ' ’ 4 » 1*4
Fieiaclimat - 1 ■'4 % *4 4 84 '4
General \■pin, it *. l * 4 *1 •" •
General Kl»< , j • lot
Gene M • ' - * . , * 4 1 ' •
Gold I * i-i ... 414
Good etc It 4 »4 4’ 4
Gt Northern < »re 4 4 “’ 4
• it Nor ttv pfd . . . % 7ft% 704
Gulf Stales c 1 Ct% 4: , **% 4
Hartmann Tiunk 4 3*4 7*’*
Hayes Wheel . h'% 4" 40 404
Hudson Motors % *34 4
M Mining t.'o 4*4 *4 4 **4
Houston Of 81 4 '* 314 ^ S
Hupp Mot • 1"% 1’• 4 l*i 1'
1)1 Central .... 11 7 % 1 1 7 %
III Central pfd 1174 113
Inspiration 3 7 % ** 1 % ‘>2 4 37
Jnt Kng t ‘ m C % 4 4 4 % 1*'*
Inter Harv lf'* lrt«4 ln*ls
Irt M M a :.ne 13% U 4 11% ’3 4
In* M Ms- ne pfel 4*4 <4 t. % * 4
Inter Nil kel - » % *4 4
Inter 14 per . *» 1 4* * *• *14 59 4
Inf Te! A Te|. 9 4 9 ; % 9 % B 4
Inx inclhle ( II ... 21 4 7’ 21 4 Ilk
(ones lee I '4% 19 4 19 4 i 9 %
.Iordan Motor . 4'* , H % 4* % 44 ,
K C Southern >44, • 4 ’ -4 4 %
Kelly Spring ..... I 7 % ’ * 4 1 7 4 ’ * %
Kennecoft . f.71, 5*8, .7 *. %
bee Rubber _ US 13 11% 12%
Lehigh \.»H*n .. 8’% ho 4 *u\ 84 *,
Lima I .o' oinuttvu . "4 69% 704 *u
Loose Wiles 84 4 82 \ m;4 * '•
Louisville ,* Nash 112 1114 111 4 !• '
Ma t. Tnn W C* % ’ 4 I -• ’ % ’
Mav Dept Store. 1094 108% 1»»% H4 ,
Maxwell Mmol A 8'% 7 •» % *14 m»*.
Maxwell Motor H * 4 * 4 • 4
Marla nd 4* 4 , 4 4 » .
Mex Seaboard . . 21 % '1% -4
Miami « op per ...24 4 t', 4 t
M K A T ... »% 1 %
Mo Pacific . ... 38 4 37 18 4 37%
Mo P i f pfd »2 * 4 4 • * %
M on' W a * d . . ' * 4 4 •
Mother !«oda ** 4 » 8 »t c,
Nash Mottos 119 21* ?'9 ;in
N at ion si Rtscuif . 4 %
N*» F.namei *4 4
National Lead 1 * .*■ 4 !• 1*2 4 1*7 4
N V A r Brake * 4 % t { ’' ’.
N V 'mini 1 ' 1% 1 4 1 '• % 1: (%
N T 14 Ft L. 1 2» 4 1 2 8 1 2» 4 1 • 4
N T N H 4 H % 14 * % .
North A men an 4t t % 4 % 4 %
No.-*hem Pacific r4 504 7A4 7A%
N 4 W R .., HA 1 "S HI 13 1%
4 »rpheum . ... * 4 • ' '* * In
flu ena Rot t la 414 44% 49 4*
Pacific Oil - 6*4 6«4 •>* '% 66 4
Packard Motor I - • 18% l * 4 ’6 *
Pan line! «n . **% *'4 ** % *&%
Pan - Am 14 . . ** ' ** • %
I’Min n R . ... 48 84 48 4 4 4 4 O •
Peoples lisa I I 3 % 113' , 111', 114
Here Marquelfe f,8«a ' 1 **
Philadelphia t o *« (»J ,'7 67 4
Phillips Petrol 39 4 ’*4 ti 4 3*4
Plar* e Arrow '44 ’*4 M4
Post util Cereal 99 4 98 *, *«8*, **9*,
Pressed Hferl Car «■ 4 •» 3 4 ' 4 '•4 4
Pro and Refiners :o '8', "
Pullman Hi*', ^ • 14 - 14 • ',
Punt a e H 4 1 4 . 4 » 44
Pure 011 '*>4 't",« 30
Rndln • 'ot |» *-4 . 4 t. .
Ilv Hteel Spun* 1 * !'*•« 1- 4 1 '»*»1 *
ItHe 1'■ 1 used Id a ted I* 1 % • '4 1'*
Heading 4 ' . "1 '» ' . ■ 4
Heplogle ’ % •»
Rep Iron A Ft 1 * 4 ' I 4 ' 4 • ' 4
R 01 a 1 Dutch N Y 9'* » ’’ ’ % '4
H L A F F *1 » 4 M *9 4
5 LA F W 'n4 1%
hull* . i> r m» 11’’, III 1"S 111
Heats Roeh,|< k lc'% 1**4 1714 1*74
Hheil t’nlon »»il ?14« 7’4 71% 714
F1 m m o n s 1' n
Finriatr « MI ’4 s ’ *'s ’1 t ’ *
- heft.* '1 4 4 . 4 4 N
Skellv OH v,» '4 '*
f othern Ps.-tfic 1rt? i 114" ’ 4 1 ^ %
Southsin Rail^s ll% * ’s *1 s »
>' an Oil Cal . . " % " ' ' % ' *
'tan Oil N 1 % 4- ■ 4> »
Standard Plate G „ ■; • „ : ; • iti
Stewart " 77% 7 • % • ’* 'a . '7
Strom berg Carbu . .'• % 73% * 4 '. • 4 »
StUdebaker 4*» % 44 % 4 \*x 4 ‘
Submarine Boat 1" * % 4% ] •«
Texas Co 4 t 1 4 : s 44 4 ; *
Texas Gulf Sulph !'**■% 1-4 % I "- D'• %
Texas A- Pacifu 4 ’■ <6% 46% 4*>%
Timken Roller R 4»% 4' 4" ’* 1?**
Toban o Products. 7 '.% "5 ' %
Tob Product* A 9.% 9-\ ?-% 9*' *
Trans. 011 0% ■'» % 6S
i ' ’ 4 151% ’ ' *
I'mied Fruit 1" % -'07 2J)J ‘4
- Caat Iron P.17 181 170 -a l**tt
l S lnd Alcohol. 8*‘.% ' % xk% * : %
C. .« Rubber 44% 43% 44% 43
1* S Rubber, pfd. ,h 'v '*’>%
r s Stee 123% !:;».% 125S 174
C S Steed, pfd 123% 123 123% 123
l'tah copper . .. *#% *'HNi ****
Vanadium .31% 30% 30% 30 a
\ ivaudou . • '* ' »
Wab t ah .2-‘% -*% -- s %
Wabash 4. 59% &*% "0 *
\\ eatern I'nlon. 1 % ' -'"% 122%
W eatlnabouse A B 1 l 1 % 1DJ% 111% lj].
West in ghmi.se Elec. 7'»% 77% ,S% < ' ’*
White Eagle Oil . 2 9% : " % ’»% ' *
I White Motors 75% • 4 % .4
Woolworth Co 124 1 ’2 * !-’•’% * ' '*
Willva Overland 1" % 1"% 10% I*}"*
Wllly.H O. pfd . 7* 75 % i* , *. »
Wilson ... . . • • • * ‘
WIlSOIl. pfd. . .22 21 -2 -1
Worthington Pump 7 4 73 -4 ■4 '*
Wrigley Co. 4? ”%
Yellow C Taxi Co. -4
Yellow » Mfg Co 40 % ’4% -•% 41
Total aale« of stocks Saturday 1 1 64,«»on
shares .
Sales of stocks up to 2 p. ni Monaay,
1,645.500 shares.
^- " %
New York Bonds
V
New York, .Ian. 12—Renewed buying
| nf railroad bonds on a large s-ale fea
tured today’s active bond trading which
expanded under the influente of con
tinued easier time money rate*, and -
growing reinvestment demand. Total
sale* exceeded $20,000,000 placing 'he
.-.esaion in a class with some of laat year's
largest daily markets.
A sharp rally in the new Denver <& Rio
Grande general 5s, which carried the!
price up almost five points to a
high above 66, followed reports tha* t lie j
company was preparing to pay inter*
on th- issue which is rutmtiaUve Dorn
February 1 1924 Other bonds and < *m -
tiflcates of the toad also scored substan
tial gains.
Demand for other rail lens embraced
Delaware A Hudson convertible ■*«. "'h • ii
moved up two points, I'ec a A EaBt'-rn
income 4s, Chesapeake A- OH*** convert tide j
5 s, Pennsylvania general 4%s Atchi«**n
genera! 4*. Atlantic Coast Line 4s, and ;
Norfolk A Western « onaolidated 4s
Trading in the local uaction lisuea was i
[stimulated by reports that the reorgan
ization plan of the New York Railways
company would go into effect, within a
month The company's 4 per cent cer-I
lificaies moved up to a new high at !
47%, tarrying with them the issues of
the other transit lines Federal Light and I
l faction 7s extended their recent remark- i
able gains b> three points and Common
wealth Power preferred ailvatueii a
poin' Sinclair **%«. gaining 1% points
led an upward movement in the oil bonds
Which was in line with a spurt in the*
stocks of these companies
Th** I3.OOO.04JO loan recently negotiat'd'
for the i|i\ nf .Saarbruiken soon will j
he offered in the form of 10-year 7 per
ent bonds offerings of flo.OoO.bu Pub j
lie Herviie Electric and Ga.- company *i per
• ent cumulative preferred stock is being
made at a pri ♦* of $95 a share
New York, Ian. 12 —Following are to-J
day’s high, low and ■ losing pu-ea of
bonds on the New York Stock exchange,
and th*- total aal-s of eac h bond'
(f s government bonds in dollars and
2<!a of dollars i
I . 8. Ifond*.
High Low Close.
580 Liberty 2%a 101 11 101 % 101 9
:t Liberty . .1 4s loo -jh ltio 7.4 ltd' 7 4
1 4 % a
7 1 *» I .;'*■*> I v 711 4 % » b ", I I tit* 77 ! If • 7 '
l“. 1 I. bet tv 3U 4 i* 101 S i* I 4 I'M 4
5 06 I. '■» f 4 t h 4 4* 107 JO 1.7 i D'l 2*.
J 3 L s Treas 4-.* 10 9 iU5. 2 0 5
t oreign.
63 An .f M W I,s 49% X9 4 *S%
1 Argem no Gov 7s 102% D'2 D'2%
4 9 A r g » • n t i n e 12 u c <* . > % * -
4 l Ausn,an G gt*l 7s is7 % «
lit' Bordeaux cs »5% 65 *5%
p* »' Copenhagen • %*. 9: % '« . • %
b I' lit I’ra|U» i1!# 9 7 91% 9.
6 C Lyons 4 s ' • % * % *
17 C Marseilles fes X ■> % 6 6 '
7 * Rio d Jane ■„ u 44 i ' % V •*
16 t'xecho Slovak 6s 100 99% 1‘"
17 Dept Seine 7s 90% 90% 'i"%
7 I>otn Rep a f a%s 97% 9 2 9 7
1! D Can a % p- -I 102% D‘2% 1" 7 ’»
'ID* an * 1952 , "7 % 1"2 l "2 4
75 Dut h E ln<l 6» ’62 100% 99% 2
It E lnd -a* rr<- 9 5% .» - % 95
17 Framerican 7 m 94 93% 94
7 4 French ...103% 103% l -4
4 French 7%s .... joo % * !••"%
•* Japanese * a 9 % 91 % > J
* Japanese 4« x: \ ». *. 4
11 Belgium 7%s . . !"9 J<*«% 1"9
4 llelv utn »■ % s r-'IS 94 9'• % t* 4
12 Denmark 6* . 100% 100 100%
2 4 Hungary 7%* 9*i v©% 9'»
1! N«*theri'd» • 2 1!|4 % DM % 1**4%
6" N* the/ I ds 'S 4 i 'I 1 % D'0% jo 1 •.
4" Nurwav * « '4 9V’4 9s % 9 6 \
V Serli I'r D 6 e * 4 ■ . %
2 ‘‘rtental Dev <iei> 6* 6*-4 * . % * %
9 : Pan* I., Med 6s 4 0 % go b**
1 8 Hoi via si Vi. u \ • »
4 Chile *n 41 ! "6 D»7 % D*»
124 Chile 7s 100% D-0% 100%
' Colombia 6%s *9% 99% 4<t »4 j
20 Cuba %* Vi, % '4*.»4 v*. *4 I
» K ' • s or ef6« %1 %' »
10 Finland 6s 6* 46 *6
2 4 ijueen• !sn l ► • % 1
7 Ric Gr do 8ui »S 97 96 96 I
4 San Raul sf »s 1«2 lftl D . « j
’ .Swlaa t on fed 117 117 117 1
* 4 Swiss Gov a % * 46 101% 101 1 0 ] 4 I
.- i;r*i 1,, •» ii;1, in. ■ i: , I
*' • R -1 b ■ i - i"> .
n i s „r B.,,,' i, )><,
i l s nf B . y «Ji» , l!s I
l»ome*t ir
23 Am Agr Ch 7%s 96 95% 9«
-7.\mt'hsfdeg» *> * % *»». % • ' d
' An* Smelt 6, 105% 1 '• . % 1 * %
51 Am Sm*!t 6s . 97 96% 97
4 a m< Sugar 's 101 10«S 101
Am T A T 6%* i f-2 1 01 % 1 o 1 % i
3 1 A *u T A T c tr * % I % P'0 % ,
t Am T \ T t Is 96% 96 96%
' • » • v *104
-4" Ana* Cup 6s 5 5 I'M 1 «•% DM
2 7 Ar A t <• of |j 5%s 9. 91% M 4
6 Assoc I*ii 6s 102% D 2% 1®2 % i
* \t T & H F» gen 4a 64 % »*'» vf %
1 : 41 T A 8 Ke a 4s at 42% v .* *4 ...
18 At CL 1st 4* » , - * .
! .«< Bait A t> rf t • 9.. D* 4 DM % 1-1 % j
" Balt AM. 4 %k * S •, >4 4 «f %
* * * 1 i a i .v m a. .ni 4s 47 t, 4: % 37%j
17 B T of P st/frrf .s l-t loo * 100*.
Beth 8» e•» 6s A • . 9 4 % 44 %
- fHtli ^t put til ■* 4 1% 9, 91%
» icier H St 5 % s B1; 94%
4 Bklvn Kills ge s 4 99% 9*% 99%
M2 Bklvfi-M I • f ** »c 4 .*3% '4%:
.. I Buffalo R A R 4%s 64 % v;% 6 7 %
11 I a f pet * %s D’2 I'M % 1
l c ,,n \ deb * t,s II 7 117 1
I'ltijil Pi> deb 4« 79% '9% 76 ,
17 C *• A Ohio 6s 106% 106% 1»6% ,
1 C#n» Gx 5 %* 9 4 X4 o 0 % 99 s4 ,
t » t ent Death * lot' % D'0 % l*3«%j
20 Cent Par gtd 4s m % vs »s
31" i he* k m . v 5s 1 "S % "7 % 1 ii |
.4 .’he* A G 4 , s *> . 4 4 v . %
4 Ch A V ton 3 %S 4 * % 4- 4 7 .
1 4 ' W A y Mg 5s \ in*. % % 1 %
16 a C M A 8 P 4 s 7 7 S 7 7% 7 7 %
1 5 C M A 8 P ?ff 4 %9 3% * b - % I
13 C B A- Q gen 4s cut I» % CH,
’ •• c h. A L in 6s 75% 7 6
Ch' CJ W 4* 6 ft % 6 0 6A%
*« 1 M A 8 R r\ 4%» 69% v» 69%
' ANY* rf* . • 100% jna% J ao %
40 chi Ry* 5a 63% si% «3%
1« C R I A r gen 4a 13% »3% '
To c R 1 A P rfg 4« s \ % ss * %
' Chi I'n sr* a ft loi% oj% 1-1%
Cbt A W lnd 4s 77 % 7 7 % *7 %
:r>0 < h'le Cop 6» 11 110% l’*0%
* CCCA8? J, rf Ss I* 95% 94% 94%
12 ' lev I n Trm '•* lfto 99% ) ng
10 c'ol A 8o rf 4%* 9.* 91% 9 2
Colum GA-KI 5s 1-1% l"«"4 1-. %
17 Com Pow 6s loo 99 100
7 Cons Coal Md 5* 6 7 »»(.% 6"
*> Cuna Pow (is 9 7 *1% *2
12 Cuba Cane d 6s 100% 100 1«H>%
6 Cub Am Mu* 6s 106% 106 1*1 Ji %
1 •• • D A H cvl 5s |05% 101?* i ni,
i Denv tJA-El 1st rf 5a 9.’% *?% v
19 I > A It Hr if u 4*7 s • t*<%
* 4 |> A M c! r f • 4 s (M, » : *(\,
! Dei Kdis rfg f>« |07 1 07 1".
1*. DuP de N»-tn 7 s DM % |i>t 1 im
•' Dupuesne Lgt 6s 106 4 109% |nt
East Cuba 8 7 % a He 4 1-5 4 1 •» i-%
Kmi* Get 4 F 7%s sv ** •
6 i Erie c\ 1 la |> 7 4 % 7 4 7 4%
3 4 Erie gen lien 4s 64% *4 M
4- Fisk Rubber 4s ! f n 109 110
10 Goodrich s%s I n j 101% ins
16 Goodyear T v» M 10# 109% 1©9
1 5 4 % e ,4 • T 4 a 4 ' H 9 % 1 ; 9 % 119%
- Gr Tr R v nf (* s 11 % 3 1 , % IIP,
4 1 llr T R v of t * a 1 ’ 0*% *n* %
■c li- North 7* A 110 1'■'■*% 101%
IN c r North f* P 91 % 9 * 4? %
Merahev t’h>vr *s lft4 % ]0| . 104 4
1 3 Hud A M rfg v» 4 »• % t »7
'* lliil * M id In «.,<«% 6« *1%
1 ' Hum (» A R 6 % s 100% jao loov
P 111 H T tf« 9 7% 0 % 4 %
I Illinois < ent f> %• 10\ \ \ jo.1
9 TiTStLANiN rfg 6s 9* % 96 % M %
4 111 Sf deb 4 % s 91% 9 3% 9.1%
:c In' Rap Ti 7s 91% 9 3% f»-%
H In! Ilin Ti m 7 n r. 4% 75%
10 ? Int R T rf* s St 64% «t% 6 4%
► 9 Inf A Gt \ ad 6s 71 70% 70%
14 Int A Gt N 1st «e 101 10n% 101
Inter M M a f 6s v«% «« % v. »4
12 Inter Paper 5a A 86% «7 %
KEEP POSTED
Important development* eontnlned In
thia werk'a market rex ie»x regarding
the following aernritira
National Hiarnit Studehaker
Radio (orp of Amer Montgomery NS’aid
f tak Rohhei Continental Mo
Wm Wriglev J< Amer Ran Smelter a
It od ami Motor a Magma Copper
A earn ia ted Oil Weatinghotiae Tie j
Write for tree ropv
P.G.STAMM & CO.
Oealera in Atm ka and Honda
S. William St N#** Vgrli
. K •' Ft R * M <» * * k fc- *
24 K ' P A !. 5s 96 9; % %
5 K F Southern '9% 89% *9%
. K F Terminal 4* ' ■- % v4*s **•*'*
.5 K 1* A Kl 6» 99% 99% 99%
11 Kellv Spring »« '•7% 97 ",%
5 I.H. iede < • S K .*> % a 96 '%-% 96
23 |, S A M S 4 * 19,1 9 <* % 9 5 % 9 ■* %
1 l.iugeft A Myers 5s 98% 9v% 9s %
22 Louis A Nhsh ns 192% ln2 * U*-%
•ft Loins A Nash 4s . . 9i U .1 1%
17 Louis G a K 5a 91% 91% 91%
6 Magma Cop 7s 129% ]"* J {'■*
6 Manall 'Sugar 7%s J0n% l"" jiXrt
41 Vlidvale Si 1 - v os 'S** Ss‘"
8 M K A T p ! 6s C. l«2 t«1 T* 1^1%
29 M K A T n P 5a A *7% 8 6V, *■%
296 M K A T ns A 79% .9 *9%
52 Mo Pa» 1st 6s if*'1 99% 1"‘\
152 Mo Pat* gsn 4* 64% 64% 61%
:2 Mon-ana Pow « \ 98% '">'9 \
14 N K T A T 1st 5s. lb" l"f* 19°
7 NO T A M «%s 98% 98% 98%
219 N Y i*en deh «>s 116% 116% 116 ,
Tv \ Y Pen rfx A 1 osl"" 99% 99-,
18 N Y Fen con 4* 8 4*, .8 4% S4 i
C N X P A X 1. 5%s 91 % 9 1% 94%
. N V Kdl rfx 6 %* H '! *s 1’’ ,’-%f
6 NY Nil A II 7« .. 99% 90% 99^
8 .NY Nil AH 7s fr 98% 9.8% 98%
27 NY Ml All - 6„ 4 8 9"% 9" 9o
190 \ Y R v a 4* rtfs. 47% 46 4,%
\ X T* I rf 6s 41 t"ti% 1"6% 1"6%
18 \ Y Tel gn 1%- 96% 9*. 96%
,.o X X \Y A Hoi 4 %s oj% til % *• 1 %
1 Nor A W cv fis .131 131 13 1
18 Nor A \V con 4s . 89% 89*, 89 %
Hi Nor Am Ed ef 6s . 99 98 % 9v%
'2 Nor Pan rf 6s H. ..107 1"6% 1 "6%
I? Nor Pac pi 4s ... 8a 85 85
9 Nor Sis P 1st 5a A 94 9i% 93%
2 N \V RH1 Tel 7.- 107% 1«7% 1"7%
5 Or A Pal Isl 5s . ..101% 100% 101%
'» S L i ff 4 s. 96 % 9., % 96 %
nr*\Ya*h RKAN 4« 82% 82% 82%
20 Pac GAF.l r.s . 9. 94% 9 5
4 l%- TAT 59 52. .. 93% 93 9 %
7 Penn KR 6 %S . 1I"\ 1 10 11"%
9: Penn RR gen 5s .103 102 % 103
60 Penn RR gpn 4%s. 94% 9.'!% 94%
1 Pere Marq if •• 9 8 98 9 8
12 Phil Ft rfx ♦.#. 1"3% 102% 1- %
Phi la Po 5 %* 94% 9 4% 94%
Phil A Rd PAT 5s 10"% ]on% 100%
1 Pierce Air nw Re 95% 95% 95%
9 P R LAP 1st 6s B 94% 94% 94%
7 Pro A Hf % \\ vv .11" 110 110
■ Pub Serv 5* 104% 104% 1"4%
PuntH Alex Sg 7s.104 1".3% 1"3%
4! Reading gpn 4 % S . 9 % 95%
1 Rem Arms af 6* R9 R9 R9
11'Rio Grande West 4s 72% 73% 73 %
19 R | A A!. 4 % * . R6% 85% 8.,%
1 St LI MAS rfg 4s 9 93 9*.
9 St LI M AS l£ R G <11 85 R4 % * 5
• SHjASF pr In 4s A 72 71 % '71%
J St LA SF id j 6s... . 86 85% 85%
156 Stl.ASF Inc 6* .78% 77% 78%
2 2 StLSW r on 4s. 1 "2 102 102
9 StP I n fiep»t 5s .102 1"J 1"2
2 San Ant P S rfx 6- 99% 99 % 99%
1 V ■; Sr'< board < on 6 s 86% 85% *6%
51 Seaboard adj 5** 76% 76% 76%
52 Seaboard » fg 4« 61% 60% 60%
4 Sinclair nil col 7* 92 91% 92%
17 Sinclair i i|l 6'.,«• 86% 85 *6 i,
8 Sinclair Pipe I.i « «3% k3 83%
1" So Par . ' 4* .. 9* 96% 96%
7 9 So Pac rfg 4s 8-)% <8% ss%
12 So Pac col fr 4s 85% 8 5 85%
'0 So R> gen 6%« 108 107% 108
'7 So Ry gen 6s. ]"4% 10 4% 104%
72 So Ry gen 4s 74% 74% 74 %
t! S W Red Tel rfg 5s 96% 9fi % 96%
.1 St GAK rvt 6 % s 118% 115% 116
• S'eel Tube Vs 105% j o' % J "' %
It Tenn Klee rfg *« 1"0 99 *, 99%
19 Third Ave ad 5* 54 , 4 9
5 Third Ave rfg 4s 5ft 55% 56
12 Toledo Kdison 7s 109 ]0s% J08%
1 Toledo S L A W 4s *3% '3 82
19 Fniun Fa* if - is' 1* 92% 91% 9.%
1 T Cnlon Pa« * vt 4s 99% 99% 99%
4 2 I’nion Pa* rfg 4* 8 5 % *5% s 5 %
9 C s Rubber * 8 % • \ *. %
42 r S Steel s f 5s 104% 1"4% 1"4%
: I'tah Power A L 5s 91% 91% 91%
15 V Par Ph 7 %« 45% 45% 45 %
2 8 A" fgr Phei 7s 76% 7ft% "6%
v if rt A P rf • ' s 1 % % 1 ;
2" Virginian Ry f.s . 97% 95% 95%
1 2 Wabash 1st f.s 1 *• I * nil % 1"1
4 2 Western Kl *„ .99 98% 14 9
4 4 West Man l«t 4* 64% '4% *4 ,
* West Pa* if 1* 5s 9 1 91 fs 1
1 , Went I’n 6 %s 1) : ’ 1 »% 1 i " %
9 U e*t Klee 7s 1"8 1 "7 % 1"*
| West Shore 4 « 8 2 8 J «2
2 Wi' k Span St 7s 78% 78% 7«
1 o Willys - <i 1 st • 1 . - 1 mi l o 1 itfl
‘ Wi|e»n A Po 7 .* .5* *« . ’ * %
Wilson X < o 6* •* 9 % 9
Wilson A ( .. Cs 5-*% 6 !
9 Young SAT 6« 9- % 96 .. %
■ - i.f n<l# • 4 S'
* <*m pa red , i h S'. a <uu pie
\ Hius da> and $16 .'47 "00 a yea ago
New 3 "rl» General
New York. 1;*" 12 -Flour -Firm.
spring paten's I9 i| x H soft wm'er
straights. Jv s 4 «. 1 hard wlnte
si r a igh' * J ' 9 .
Rye Flour—Firm fa r to good.
* * ’ chop »- to fan* IT 9,5 u * 35.
F-irnm- il—Q• ;*>* f white and yel
low granulated | 4 • To
Buckwheat flour— Duli 14 00, nominal
pf - 100 nound*
Bt.' kwhee' s-esd- f.ne milling, I' 4"
Canadian I. pc 10** pounds
R % e—Fire; N ■ w*ef<*rn. Si 82% * o
b New Ye*'-,, and |1 61 r ■ f exnort
*-1* T'f i ' r g 11 ,(* 0
f New York
Wheat-—Spot **»-Hd’ No 1 dark north
erp stirlni i f New York lake a*d
I
Ilk* and rail St 9ft % No
. J: • 7N# Man ba d4
In bond. 12 !2%
<orn—S*.ot siea*lv No 2 v*l|nw » 1
f • a-k N.-w Y * * r ‘ all ta ' SI 4«% No.
*■ -••‘•I 1-. S i .
<>«•* —S?'.' 't^a*!' N ' nhi'* S'"
Feed Steady tfv bran ] 0 o . pr,<i n <1 j
S4 * ka I ' we -r n * n ■ 1. I 1 ' 1"
Us' F i * * n \m 1 lA ftfttitft in'. No 2.]
i;: oaer *r * x ■ oe#» ; o •} p.
, . r § e
Hope- S ’ * • - j • * !9 2 4 ply Pa
f - Ita * - >91 4 6 ft ' 1 I * 9 - - 1 4 i| 1 ft
pork steady me-* S'4 2' %‘‘ f*m.
* I*, f nr*-'-. ao
* s • ' H •• .re** S - ft rr '
Tallow -**teady at*«*.'ia! i-ioae. 9 % : J
ci'u H
Rl« e—Firm fa"< \ h»ad "%TMc
i hi« ago stock*
Qii a • or s ' i»r shed %> i a P A
'' • 4 i iniiha N • 'i'n' RurW * . rc
Phones Jackson * \ *7 M H
Flos eg
B d Ask'd
AtniORr A Po li pfd 9» | *
Armour A Po Del pfd 9' 9'% j
Albert Pick 22% 2 % |
Par hide H‘, * * % I
* bid a h > * ’ % R 4 |
Diamond Man h 117% ’ * j
Heere nfd *7 %
Kd.lv Paper 21 I
Libho s 9 % J
N a ! on a 1 Leather *■ % *• %
*-^u« ker C*a * , 1 2 5
Reo Motors ‘7 % ’ * *
Sw ft A < • 114%
Swift Inlet n ' M*1 . % %
Thmin| ■.,n * • 4* j
XVahi 17 17% j
Iced Price \ih«nr<**
New Y .• k .1 <n 1 ; The R ;<,ert a n
Smelt, ng , *■ i R.-F top ’<ds .* d
tun- t«| th* t ■ r ««t . id ft >mii 1# L 11 1
1 - , |r- I nd
New York Curb Market |
__^
\ w lork, Ian 12 Profit taking un
settled curb market trading today, al
though individual atocka show<-«l ipro
nounced strength. The oil* were the:
g: ; ,,j;f group w hile several radio is
sues ami 'he public utilities yielded to
liquidation.
The new Fisher Body shares when is
sued bolstered bu the declaration of ao
initial quarterly dividend of $1 k;>. scored
a marked gain touching k". but later
fen ff ..n realizing and dosed a 6s X,
for net ndvgme of 4 points.
Se’.eial of ihe oils advanced to higher
ground, .South Penn Oil gaining 3 points,
.Prairie Oil ami Gas 1%, Ohio 011 1%. and'
imperial of Canada 1%. Losses in this
group v ere chiefly fractional, Prairi#
Pipe yielding a point
H-aw buying of Freshman radio rea
tured the radio list but early gains were
reduc'd by profit taking Dubllier ad
vanced 'wo points and ThernHoriyne 1 '*
tit hers lacked resistance to realizing sales
Nii ke 1 Plate . ommon shares sold off h
point. The industrials, with the excep
tion of Puz corporation which gained
nearly two points, managed to hold its
ground, while American Ga* and Kledrn
lost 2% and American Power anil Light
declined 1%.
Industrial.
Sales High Low 2 P. M
let A* me Coal. new. 1% 1'* 1 *
jiii Adirondack I* A L 37% 37 37
ioo Allied Pa* king 9% „?'* .? 4
TOO Am Gas *v Ki new 7* 7 7% • *%
• Ml Am Gas A- LI pfd. 4 6 4 6 4 8
inu A hi Haw S S 1‘-'% 1-'% J 2 is
57 00 Am Pow A Lt new O *»'•% ». 1 %
4" Am Pow a Lt pfd. *h% **% **%
4. Ml A 111 Super power A '•"% 34*4 2 1 4
vm Am Superpower 1>. 35 35 3a
Xppalachian Pow. H0% 79% HO
DjO Arizona Power ... 1*
-n Bordens < Milk 14 _ % 140 i4.
(i Botany l Mills A 4«% <*% %
1 1 no Bn! Ant Tob roup 26% 26% _ • t
• "'i BrunawP k B-C 49 M , 4 *
».o Campbell Soup pd.ll"% 110%
■'.0 Car Light r % , ; + ; 4
'"HI On Pipe Con- . -,f> 4% ; 4 %
ptO < hatterton A Sons. 13% 13% S
.0" « he. ker • ab Mfg. -4% -♦% .4 *
jiiH Chi* “Nipple B T. 3 4 14 4
4''o Com Pow Corp. .122 1-] 4 4-;
12 5 Com Pow pfd *] *♦ JJj4
4" Cons G A- K Balt n 33 jj 4 - *
4011 l orn ! Bakerieg A 11 4_ 113% 1
1:4*"' 1 Vitil'l Bakene,* B 26% - -*
<1 no Con i Rakene* pfd 93% 9 % 93 a
iMio font'I Tob Jnr '-'••% 24
1011 Curl ss Aero per cfs 1 » 4» * 1 '*
] 500 DeForest Radio > ft* 27 -•
.on Doehler Die Cast ]H% D% 1 * a .
1 200 Dubllier C A H *4% *>4_ G%
.no Dunhill Ind 31 3J ‘m
joo Duplex Con A- R 3 6 3* J*
20« DuPont Motor . J } * I
.'on Durant Motors 3.% 1« } .J I
37 0" I >uz * o In - % J!* - j
Last Pern Lie- M% M% M 4
10 Li-c B A- S pfd 103 10J 1"3
400 Federat ed Metal s. 3* |
200 Film Inspection.. < * 4 *
.100 Freed-Live R < . . 31% 21 4; a
.r.on Gillette S R new 65 *4 * /.4 4
200 Glen Alden Coal 321 l-l J;*
4500 Goodyear Tire ■?"* 7- I
4 o ii Grennan Bake? e« 37 >; ] 2 . ,
Uni. Happiness C St A • % ; * ; 34
2 h c 0 Haz-lnne t rp 4>% 4! * 4 4
200 Inter Con Ind 12% 3 2 4 ]- 4
::no Ir,'*>r Utilities B 14% 14 * ‘ 4!
•00 Jnl»T •• eean Radio. 3 3% 33% j
5u0 .lone* Radio Mfg . • * * £ I
.,<>■> Lehigh Pow Ser 115% 3 4% l-4n
5100 Lehigh V Coal Co a© 49 % 4 * %
f," Lehigh V 4‘ Sales 85%
2100 Lib Radio C’h Sts 4 % , * *■ * 4
loO Long Bell I.um A 53 re 6 *
900 Mesa hi Iron 4% 4% 4 a
5 Middle AVe*t 1 J© 1 * 4
1100 Natl Distillers »tf 19% 3'%
‘ 4 4
230 Nat’l I’os A 1. -2* --'2
i) N t i T r' o new .238 238 - 34
in N .! Zln. .
N Y Tel pfd . Ill i. I']'4 1114*
no - ke Plate w i * ' . * ‘
... .. N Plate pfd V. 44 % H., % *►%
1.1 n .. • * h Slates P .W «% 3°4% -' 4 ?
•:.».. (imniliut Corp ctf ic% 3 ’■ .* 1 ’ >
, ID the Exchange A 49% 4*» 4* %
Mu p. rsns Mfv ! 5 , * 1 ,
>i K ,*-efj l»a U !u Li |'d. 4 * % 4 4 4 * ■
K va R:i*: o ' f % , - ; : »
Din Si! .a Gel i'fud ■ if 1 * ‘ , ,,
. Singe Mfg 7U. '."I A -" A
20<l Sleeper Radio Ctf* 116 ID. llj
^ V Be
Inn Standard M* ’•»’ s 7% • » „
:-..i S!,n.U'l Publish 26% 26% -* 4
^ • M • « % »
• Sw'.D In* : 74 % 34 34
4 »
* . r-nn Y V w v .*
'I >iAxm' dy ne Rs d ■» 1®% - . 4 4
_■ f>no Thump Hal o rtf« -- : 19
100 Tob Prod Exports 4 % 4% 4 _ *
it Tower M?g t orp. -1a a -
f..o Union Carbide *9% JJ.s
JOO Ltd c,a* A- El new JJ 3, -,
s ;..«v • a H IfJ * •, .
" Ward Bak p a - % 3
100 Ward Bak Cp B 4;> JJ 4*
mo War 1 Bak Cp pfd 93 9^ **
4 Ware Ra Iso * >rp f ■ 4 t "■
3oo*Wayne <>»l JJ "J
inn West Pow er •• *. «*,
. West Pow pfd 6T% «• ^
♦ \Y| K Sj.er, S 4 % 4 ^ 4 4
stMndard Oils
74-rt Anglo Ant •*! !•% •
A11 a n t i* 1 bo* . % . ^ ^ ,
ton Atlantic ! bo* pfd : f
l.'nO Bu key- Pipe I.me * *' ..
. r “he#* hrdQg I Mfg 4>% 44 . 4 s
. (“umberlard P pe 1 4 4 4 j , M
. - \ 9 ne a* ‘ 4
.3 i 0 Ga ter a S g ‘ > 1 ' 4 % J® ' ‘ .
..**'• Humble 1 «■ % * % 4 H ,
4.1 11! Pine Line '«-% ■* .*; ■*!
2 50 Imp Oil ' «n 3 22 1
40 Ind Pipe Lme HO "
<x
14
N,• T”sr« 4 * . 4
i n* Y T-ansC 'ft
0 Northern FT. 44
“ « ‘.S ! *
■ ■ n Pern Meg Fuel ‘4
« fra • i« t' A ‘ • *4 2 : * % f: J +
• * P '• a - ■ e P. pe M ne ' ■> * 4
> Dr Re? .231 - 3 2 21 2
. r<r>* Line 9* 44 9*
•I ft Penn <»-! !*! I * 1JJ
4 - -D-d "1 led M% *3% V4
l i 4
:a.> Stand Oil My 121% 6
B1 - n 5 * Sab 7' ‘ ‘ *»*
• , s a- Oil N T 4* 4 > % ♦>% ■
S-and Oil Ohm. 34« 7i9 549
4 - vi . r' A F — * h 7 7% s
.
MUrpllaneoot.
4gs A-kansa* n d* « % ’*
10n Hr" Am O 1 39 39 9 j
(■ Syndic a'e % ] % %
• I Cjes SerTlie 3 " * -j 177% 3 7 ‘ %
, ie* get B tfa 14 II !•
1 , . « «er v yfd 41 % *" % * "»
,<*.. «Mie* S.rv scrip 1.4 7 7 7 3 *4 j
toon 1 *ies Sr v r*h *crp 95 9 •»
1400 Cre de Svt» 0 *• 9 9
1 (>0 l»erh\ Cii % ‘ % I
: .Half • i ’ £' ?7 % 6*
1 ‘ • " K rt»> Petro * % 4 4 4 ■« -
*»7"" l..’«g*» Pel • 4*% e 6 % I
• \
n *Me» Par; > 1 7" 7. 7.
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