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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 18, 1916. .
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Fairly Active -Demand for Wlleat
But It ii at Prices from One
S . to Three, Centi Lower.-J
C0R5, FAUS HALF TO A CENT
V ; Omaha. Jan 17, mi.
Cnh wheat Wwa rery tMarlah, selling; from
IV ic lower. Receipt! of wheat were food
and there waa a fairly active demand for
i thie cereal on the decline.
' Corn ranged jrenerallr from UftlVtc
lower. The demand for the better grades
of corn waa fairly active,' but for the lower
trades the demand was very slew.
Oats were dull and ruled from 14 1
. lower. The demand for oats was slow and
the receipts were very light
Rye sold at unchanged prices, and bar
ley sold from unchanged to le htrher.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 176,000 bushels; corn, 300,000 bushels;
oats, s.vuv Dusneis,
Liverpool close: Wheat, H2d lower;
corn, dtttpza lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 77,000
buiheis and shipments 627.000 bushels.
against receipts of 4D8.000 bushels and ship
memo or. ast.oug pusneis last year.
Primary com receipts were 41S.00O
Bunnell and shipments 748,000 bushels,
against receipts of 623,000 bushels and ship
' ments of 706,000 bushels last year.
Primary eats receipts were 621, 000
ttunhels and shipments 8116,000 bushels,
against receipts of 189,000 .bushels and ship
ments of 4(1,000 bushels last year,
.v CARLOT RECEIPTS.
v Wheat Corn,. Oats.
Chlcaro 41 IS 108
Minneapolis aw. 124 ,,
IHiluth f
Omaha 61 17
Kansas City. 2S
Winnipeg ,.
These sales wera renorted todevt
Wheat No. 1 hard win ten 1 car, I3e, S
cars, 2c; 1 car, -Wo; ij cars, 91 He; 3
r, vie, i car, uc cars, vhc; l car,
884c. No. 4 hard winter: a cars, 18 Ho;
4 cars, 18c; 4 oars, Me. Sample hard win
ter: 1 car, 10c; l car, 02c; 1 car, 74c. No.
8 durum: 2 cars, lie. No, 1 durum: I ears,
00c, No. 4 durum: 1 car, lie,
RyeNo. t: 1 oar, 0c; 1 car. Mo.
Barley No. 4: 1 car, ita; 1 car, ile,
' Corn No. t white: t cars, 70c, No. t
white: I cars, Oafec. No. 4 white: I car,
61c; 2 oars, He, No. t white: 3 cars, too.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car, 78Hc No. I yellow: 1
car, 724c No. yellow: 1 car, 70Hc Sweet:
1 car, 10c Mo. S mixed: 1 oar, 70c. No. S
mixed: 1 oar, fltto. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
6c; 1 car, do. No. mixed: 1 car, 7Ho;
1 car, 7c; 1 ear, o. Sample mixed: 1
car, Jc; 1 car, 0c. U
Oata No. a white: 1 oar, Sfttte. No. 4
white: I ear. It Ho. Bample white: I can,
J 6c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. i hard,
5fic; No. a hard, ll33o; No. 4 hard,
SS08He; No. S spring. I7c1.0j; No. 3
spring, t409c; No. 3 durum, 10091c; No.
I durum, IIQIOc. Corn: No. 1 white, 61 H
70c; No. 3 whlteM64c; No, 4 white,
flHOIIe; No. a white, 6RQIHc: No.
white, 45tt07c; No. S yellow, 7278o;
No. 3 yelpVw, 727IHc; No. 4 yellow, 7140
T2c; No. '4 yellow, 7171e; No. I yeUow,
7047700! No, 3 mixed, 8H07e; No. t
mixed, BQfftte; No. 4 mixed, 9c; No.
6 mixed, 67 48 o, No. mixed,
C7Ho, Oata: No. S white, a7037Ho;
standard, iitpilo; No. 3 white, SOfcO
3601 No. 4 white, 3140360. Barley:
Malting, 773o; No. 1 feed, M&SBc, Bye:
No. 2, 10 lie; No. 8, 80o.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The Bee
by Logan A Bryan, stock and. grain brokers,
316 South Sixteenth atroet"
Tiw' V Cifse""TTes'
'nn HI ah
Wb 1
Juty
Sept
Deo.
Corn
July
Sept
Deo.
Oats
July
8Pt
Dec.
Pork
July
Sept
Urd
July
Bpt
Hi be
Jul?
Sopt
I 01 1 01 S 100U 1 flo 101U
lOSH-03 108- 10244 1 02 10!
107K 103- 102 I 02 108
71$ 71 70 71 71
10$ ' 70? 70tf70 10
, 61 41 4lS 41
389e 88 88 88
11 " M ' ' " 88
22 70-87 28 00 23 87 S3 80 22 16
aa at aa es 22 ao 23 50 23 40
12 80-77 13 18-87 13 76 It 88 12 IB
ia 16-12 12 00 ia a 0 ia 17-11 ia 16
it 03 ia ii ia 03 ia it 11 10
13 17 f. 36 13 10 IS 27 IS 20
Bee Want Ads produce best results.
CHICAGO GRAIN" AND PROVISION'S.
Features of Market and Cash Prices On the
Board of Trade.,
Chicago, June 17. Expected pressure from
the new crop resulted today In tho wheat
market falling to Virtually 11.00 a buahel.
Prices closed unsettled, 0c to 1G1
down, with July at $1.00 and September
at 11.02. Corn lost o to C and
oats 0a to c. In provisions, the out
come ranged from 60 decline to a rise of'lOc.
Bears ruled the wheat pit throughout the
session. -Holders could discern no relief In
sight from Europe and gave plele evidence
of anxiety over reports that country dealers
were asking for bids on new wheal. Accord
ing to a leading authority, the market
(teemed to be waterlogged with aupplles of
ota wneat ana to be entirely unable to with
stand hedging sales that appeared Immi
nent on account of the northward aproad
of the 1918 harvoflt. One foreign govern
ment, said to be either Prance or Italy, was
reported to be inquiring for wheat, but tho
bids were exclusively for shipments from
Manitoba.
Harvesting In Kansas, which was sched
uled to begm early next week, had much
to do with the prevailing fear that hedging
sales 1 of wheat would develop unwlcldlyj
volutnp. Consequent liquidation In short sell
ing received no Jmport&hr check until In
the laat hour the July option barely missed
touching the dollar mark. Speculators who
anticipated many resting orders to buy at
the even dollar took offerings freely at
o to above that leel. The price
reached today are the lowest yet this season.
Corn sagged with wheat. Bearish factors
Included favorable weather and enlarged
rural offerings. Excellent field conditions
weakened oats. A good-slsed decrease In
stocks next week, however, was looked for.
Reports that the Belgian Relief commie- :
slon was actively buying lard and meats
rallied the provision market. At first, lower
prices on hogs had a depressing effect.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No, 3 red,
No. 3 red and Nov 2 hard, nominal; No. 3
hard, t8o. Corn: Ijo, 3 yellow, 76076c;
No, 4 yellow and No. 4 white, nominal. Oats:
No, a white, 3838o; standard, 8H0c.
Hyet No. a, nominal; no, s, 7?7o. Bar
ley, 68080c. Seeds: Timothy, Ifl.OO
7.60; clover, . 0014.00. provisions: Pork,
22.00tf22.jO; lard, 12.86; ribs, 812.87
18.47.
BUTTER Unsettled; creamery, 26 (J) 28 c.
KOOS Receipts, 20,623 cases; un
changed. POTATOES Unsettled; old receipts,
cars; new, 18 cars; Texas nd Oklahoma
Triumphs, 81-6001.70; Virginia, and Caro
lina, barreled, I4.60OS.00.
POULTRY Live, lower; fowls, 17 a
OMAHA LIYE STM MARKET
Good Cattle 'Steady for Week and
Others Lower Sheep and Lambs
Sharply Lower.
HOGS THIRTY UP FOR THE WEEK
Omaha, June 17, 1918.
Receipt were: A Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 3,633 7,306 6,349
Official Tuesday 8,80 8,383 9.128
Of fir 1 11 1 1Vflnrfv A 7t4 1&97U 1 CS1
Official Thuntdav a!f02 12!oOO c!422
Official Friday . 609 8.934 6,209
Estimate Saturday ... GO 7,300
, Hlx days thin week.. 16,992 69,300 29.764
Same laj(B laat week.. 21,006 67,0fi8 17,84
Name days 2 wee kit ego21,')69 63,0.19 21,602
Nme days 3 weeks ago20,23L 63,340 16,918
Sa!e days 4 weeks agol0,41fl 6S,60 21,742
blame days laat year.. 18, 089 48,464 22,767
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hoga and sheep at the South
Omaha Live Stock market for the year to
aaie, as compared with last year:
1916. 1916. Inc. pec.
Cattle .... 66r.278' 476.499 88.774
Hogs 1,729.809 1,621,814 208.086
Sheep .... 899,046 9GB, 874 69,809
The following table shows the average
in:eB oi nogs at tne . utnana live stock
mantei tor tne last few days, with com
parleons: ,
New York Money Market,
New York, June 17. PRIME MERCAN
TILE PAPKR 33 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Sixty-day bills,
14.78; demand, $4.74 13-16; cables,
14.78. '
SILVER Bar 83ai Mexican dollars,
49 c.
BONDS Government heavy: railroad. Ir
regular,
TIME LOANS steady: sixty and ntnetv-
day, 8 9 per cent; six months, 1Q4 par
cent.
U. 8. ref, to, reg. 99Int. M. M. 4s.,103
do coupon ... 99K. C. So. ref. 6s. 91
U. A. 3s, reg. ...101 L. 9t N. un. 4s... 94
U, B. 4s, reg.,,.110Mo. Pao. con, 6h..101
6s. 97
do coupon ...110Mont. Power (
Am. Smelt. 4s... 107 N. Y. C. deb. .118
Am. Tel A Tel. . N, Y. City 4s.l07
CV. 44 108 "N. Y.. N. H. A
Anglo-French 6a. 96 H. cv. 4 112
rm.it, pun. iiiMo, I'aciIlO tS,.,.
B. AO. 4s 91 dn 9i nail
Beth, St. ref. 6s.l00Ore. S. L. ref. 4s. 92
Cent. Pao, 1st.,, 89 Pao. T. A T. 6s. 100
C. A O. cv. 4s.. 88Penn. con. 4s..l06H
C., B, A Q,J. 4s. 98 do gen. 4s.,.101
C, M. A SL P. Reading gen. 4s.. 16
ev. 8 W Hat. L. A San F.
C, R. I. A P. Ry. ' ref. 4 83
rf. 4s 77 Bo. Pac. ov. 6g,.,104
C. A S. ref. 4s. 84 do ref. 4s 90
D. A R. O. o. 4s. 78So. Railway 6s.. .101
u mi. um vwunmn rac, as.,, vi
Erie gen. 4s 74 74 do ov. 4a au
Qen. Elec 6s. .,.104 "U. S. Rubber Bs. 103
Qt No. 1st 4.. 8. Steel 6s.... 106
" BUftwest, union 4s. 96
Bid.. W fflan u la 1QQ "
' Mets4 Market.
that foreign buying orders were pending
im in- uuiipsr uwrnBi nave not yei Deen
followed by any definite reports ot busi
ness and resellers are still offering small
m.vwi.iu i i ituiH mijdo lor
nearby and forward delivery, The quota
tions of the leading agencies have- been
maintained, however, at 31 if 31 o for Oc
tober and later positions. ,
Blgin Butter Market,
Blsrln. TIL. JoJv is BllT-rmu Wi.
Old at 38te, , ,
June 3.
4une 2
Jnna K
June I.
June 7.
June 8.
June 19
June 11
June 12.
June 13.
Jim li
June 16
June 111
June 17.
I 191 iJHiyl 914.11913.
I 7 38 1 80
1 3 a a 2i
I I 33 21 S 30
f 39 1 98 8 19
21 T 41 3 04 I 19
12 I 04 8 21
t 08 7 43 27
10 7 42 7 18
11 7 42 7 80 4 27
t 17 7 41 T 87 8 38
1 36 7 95 a 47
28 7 27 8 03 8 62
t 39 8 00 8 69
43 7 14 S 66
4 7 86 7 98 8 47
66 7 13 8 01 8 60
8 47 7 16 8 06 8 40
7 271
7 62
7 44
7 26
T 28
7 36
7 48
7 44
7 46
7 42
7 36
7 81
7 36
743
7 16
6 76
ft 74
S3
5 IS
t 18
ft 86
I 88
K 89
6 99
a 90
ft 79
678
I 86
ft 91
Receipts and- poult ion of live stock at
the ITtitnn mtm-lr -H. t v.- ,
.. u.. vnuini ai o ciock p. m. yes
terday: ,
RECEIPTS CARS.
c, m. a at, p
wabash i j
Mlanourl Pacific 2
Union Pacific a
C. A N. W.. nt c
C. A N. W., west 3fl 4
C, St. P., M. A O S 1
C, B. A Q., east I a
u., a. at y., west 14
c. n r a p ..... A
Chicago G. W , V. ' 1 T.
Total receipts 2 102. I
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Morris A Co
Swift A Co
Cudahv Parkin On .
Armour A Co
J. W. Murphy
Hogs.
. 1,299
. 1,666
1. 2.148
. S.068
. 198
' Total..... nm
CATTLE There were no cattle of any
consequence In sight this morning, but for
Mia wee receipts amount to 16,392 head,
being the smallest of any recent wk mnA
smaller than a year ago by almost 8,000
Good to choice beef steers have fwrnn
steady all the week, but Inferior grassy and
"t mime are jow-ioo tower.
Good to choice oornfed cows and heifers
have remained steady, being fully as high
now as a week ago. At the same time the
Inferior and half fat kinds are pretty close
to 2 60 lower,
Stockers and feeders hava Hn n v.
light receipt all the week, trade being dull
as usual at this season. Still good kinds
have remained steady, while other less de
sirable stuff has euead ,off, being perhaps
muv luwer ior me ween.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves, 10.40l0.80; fair to goodvbeeves,
I9.fi010.40j common to fair beeves, 38.26
9.60; good to choice yearlings. 39.764910.60;
fair to good yearlings, 88.60jp9.7fi; common
to fair yearlings, 87.26 8.60; good to choloe
heifers. IS.004f8.7H; good to choice cows,
87.7698,60; fEr to good cows. 26.6007. 76:
common to fair cows, $4.0006.60; good to
choice feeders, 18.0008.75; fair to good feed
ers; $7,60i8.00; common to fair feeders.
e.8OCt7.60; good to choice stockers, $7,760
.ou; aioca neuera, b.uo.oq; stock cows.
I6.60S7.60; stock calves. 87.2668.76: v..l
calves, I9.004fll.76 bulls, stags, etc., 8.60
HOGS After having made aa advance of
704Oc during the flret five days of the
week the market today reacted to the ax
tent of 6010c. The demand was Still good
this morning, so that buyers were on deck
at an early hour and a few hogs sold dur
ing the first rounds at prices that were only
6c lower than yeeterday'e market. A little
later on as advices from other selling potnte
Indicated a considerable decline elsewhere
the market here eased off, becoming 10c
lower and closing fully that much lower
than yesterday's average. The bulk of all
the hogs sold at 89.4009. 65, with a top at
19.86, as against a bulk yesterday of 39.60
9.66 and "Br top of 19.70.
In spite of the fact' that prices were
lower the trade was reasonably active, so
that everything, barring a few scattering
loads, had changed hands by 9:30 or soup
after.
For the week receipts amount to 69,i,00.
head, being the largest of any time since
the laat week In April. Price during the
(Tat five days advanced rapidly, the mar-
kit, on Friday being 3740c higher than
at the close of laat week. After allowing
lor today's deelino the market Is still around
tve nigner ior ine woea.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. 8h. Pr.
104.1X2 80 9 26 68.. 242 260 89 30
67. .284 10 9 35 63. .187 ... 9 40
79. .229 320 3 46 86. .210 120 9 47
81. .216 80 9 60 81. .235 80 9 56 -68..
266 40 60 70.. 262 . 40 9 86
, PIUS.
61., 98 8 60
SHEEP There were no sheep, at least
none of any consequence, this moralng, but
for the week receipts have been the larg
est since the laat week In April. At the
same time the character of the receipt has
been making a noticeable change. . The
eason of the year la at hand when fed
stock la supposed to be pretty much all dis
posed of and when range stock should be
gin putting In an appearance. That has
been 'the situation this week, the arrivals
containing a much larger proportion of
rangers and a corresponding smaller per
centage of fed stock than any previous
week this year.
Another change that la always anticipated
for this season Is the gradual change or
readjustment In prices to fit range stock
Accordingly markets at all points have
been rapidly dropping down from a corn-fed
basis to a grass baais. Prices are every
where aharpiy lower on shorn stock. ''Shorn
yearlings are 76c and In many cases as much
as $1.00 or $1.26 lower than a week ago.
Old wethers are 60 7 6c lower, white ewes
are as much as 60c lower.
Quotations on sheep and Iambi: Lambs,
spring, $8.00911.26; lambs, fair to choice
handy, $9.269.76; lambs, fair to choloe
heavy, $8.60 9.26; yearlings, fair to choice
handy, $7,267.78; yearlings, fair to choice
heavy. 87.00 7.36; wethers, fair to choice,
$6. 76 7.26; owes, good to choice, $6,260
4.60; ewes, fair to good, $6.008,25. f .
Bt Louis Live Stock Market.
Bt. Louis, June 17. CATTLE Receipts
260 head; market steady; native beef steers,
$7.60 4p 11.15 ; yeaning steers ana neirers,
$8.60010.66; cows, $6.50 0 8.60; stockers and
feeders, $6.6008.50; southern steers, $6.50
3.90; prime yearling steers and heifers, $8.76
010.36; cows and heifers, $6.0008.00: prime
southern steers, $9.0010.00; native calves,
$8.0011.6O.
HOGS Receipts, 6,600 head; market
lower: Pigs and lights. $8.0O9.86; mixed
and butchers, $9.659.96; good heavy, $9.85
09.95; built ox sales, sy.7QV yu
SHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market steady; wethers, $5.008.00: clipped
ewes, $4.0007.60; clipped lambs $6.00
10.00; spring lambs, $7.0011.96
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
Kansas Cltx, Mo., June lO.'-CATTLE
Receipts, 100 head; market steady; prime
fed steers, $10.3611.26; dressed beef steers,
$8.00 10.25; western steers, $9.00 11.00;
stockers and feeders, $6.7508.60; bulla, $6.76
08.26; calves, $6.6011.00.
HOGS Receipts, 1,200 head ; market
lower ; bulk of sales, $9. 4b 4 9. 7j) ; heavy,
$9.6609.76; packers and butchera, $9.65
9.76; light, $9.S69.66; pigs, $708.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS No receipts; mar
ket steady; lambs, $8.60011.10; yearlirfgs.
$7.768.60; wethers, $6.267.26; ewes, $.00
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
little to Justify Extended or Spe-
cific Comment in ' Say's
Snll Session.
LEADERS RECEDE A LITTLE
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
St. Joseph, June 17. CATTLE Receipts,
100 head; market steady; steers, $8.00
10.85; cows and heifers, $4.769.25; calves,
$7.00011.00.
Huus Keceipts, 8,zoo neari ; market
lower; top, $9.70; bulk of sales, $9.6009.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600
head; market steady; lambs, $9.60U.26;
ewes, $6.n07.00.
Chicago Live Stork Market.
Chicago, Jun 17. CATTLE Receipts, 400
head; market easy; native beef cattle, $7. St
11.40; western steers, $8.&o9.65; steak-
New York, June 17. There was little In
today's shorl and dull session to Justify ex
tended or specific comment. Prices of
lead 1 11 a: stocks receded from substantial
; fractions to a point, under the adverse ln-
flltuatlona, while certain specta-ltiea, notably
Mexican Petroleum, New York Air Brake,
Ueneral Electric, freaaed Btee car and aev
eral of the motors were lower by 2 to 8
points. Partial recoveries from these levels
occurred before the cloae, but the undertone
was inclined to heaviness.
Total ealen of stocks amounted to only
220,000 shares. '
Inflow of gold from Canada amounted to
$4,000,000, bringing the mtal movement
from across the border up to $61,600,000, and
another small export of the metal to Cuba.
presumably In connectioa with the sugar
Industry, waa reported. Mercantile agencies.
noiea iuriner grauuai coniracijon 01 Busi
ness In certain lines, but trade In general!
Is booked up for many months to come
Prices of various products, f of lowing the
tendency of fabricating Iron and steel, are
Inclined, to ease off.
' There was a further shading of exchange
rates on Berlin and Vienna, a condition
naturally attributed to the defeat of the
Austrian forces in the Russian drives. Ster
ling and franca were cirtually unaltered,
With Tight dealings.
The bank setatement showed a further
reduction of actual loana, which decreased
by more than $20,000,000, with a gain of as
much In cash and an .Increase of about
$21,500,000 In exceaa reserves, bringing that
item up to almost $94,000,000, as against
$&fi,000,000 early In the month.
A narrow and irregular tone ruled In the
bond market, with further reduction of of
ferings of the Anglo-French issue, which
made slight recovery. Total sales of bonds,
par value, $1,910,004. .
. Number of sales and quotations on the
leading stocks were:
Sales. High. Low. Cloae.
Am. Beet Sugar., 8,800 91 90 90
American Can 2,300 66 66 66
Am. Car A Found. 6.400 60U 6.9U 694b
Am. Locomotive. 4 4,400 72 71 71
Am Bmoll Jl U 9 Attn Of 1 OH aa S
Am. Sugar Ref 111
Am. Tel.& Tel... 200 130 130 130
Am. Z., L. A 8. . . . 3,200 62 61 52
Anaconda Copper.. 8,200 .84 84 84
Atchison 1,400 106 106 105
Baldwin Locomot.. 2,000 88 88 88
Haiti. & Ohio 1,700 90 90 90
Brook. Rapid Tr., 200 86 86 86
Butte A Sup. Clop.. 4,800 77 77 78
California Petrol 21
Canadian Paclf.... 300 17.6 176 175
Central Leather... 1,000 64 54 64
Chea. A Ohio 400 64 64 64
C. M. At. P 1,900 98 98 98
Chicago & North.. 129
xv. 1. oe r, njf 2JL
Chlno Copper 600 62 62 62
Colo. F. & 1 800 43 43 43
Corn Prod. Ref... 800 20 20 20
Crucible Steel 12,600 84 82 83
Distiller's Security 48
Erie 82,500 67 57 27
Gen. Electric 200 171 . 169 169
GL North, pfd 121
Gt. North. Ore ctfs, 300 22 37 37
Illinois Central.,.. S00 104 105 105
Interb. Con. Corp 1 18
Inspiration Copper. 1,100 49 49 49
Inter. Har., N. J.. ,; 1 in
Int. M. M. pfd. ctfs 6,600 96 95 95
K. C. Southern.... 200 26 26 25
Kennecott Copper. 4,100 62 61 61
Louis. A Nash t 183
Mex. Petroleum.... 10,700 104 102 102
Miami Copper 1,600 86 35 35
M.. K. & Tex. pfd 12
Missouri Pacific 6
Montan Power..... , 84
National Lead 66
Nevada Copper.... 500 17 17 17
N..Y. Central 8,500 106 10SW 106
N. Y . N. H. A H.. 200 62 62 62
Norfolk A West... 1,800 132 131 131
Northern Pacific... 600 114 114 114
Pacific Mali 221
Pac. Tel. & Tel... 200 ' 38 28 38
Pennsylvania 800 67 67 67
Kay Cent Copper.. 1,100' 22 22 22
Reading 22,900 108 102 102
Hep. Iron A Steel. .. 1,600 47 46 46
Shattuck Ariz. Cop. 200 82 32 31
Southern Pacific. 1,800 98 98 - 98
Southern Railway.. 600 22 22 22
Studobaker Co...., 4,900 139 138 138
Tennessee Copper.. 1,300 44 43 44
Texas Company 188
Union Pacific 3,000 137 187 138
Union Pacific pfd,. 82
U S. Ind. Alcohol. f.lOOO 157 15S 156U
U. 8. Steel 21,100 86 86 85
U. 8. Steel pfd.... 200 118 117 117
Utah Copper. 1,100 79 79 79
Wabash pfd "B'V. ' 200 27 27 27
Weatern Union 94
Weatlnghouee Elee. 2,700 61 60 80
Total sales for the day, 220,001 shares.
. OMAHA r:JKKA MAKKKT.
Wholes! Prices for Produce Charged by
Omaha Dealers.'
BUTTER No. 1 creamery. In cartons or
tubs. Slo: No. 2, 29a
POU LTR Y Broi lers, alive, under two lbs..
26c; bens. 16c; special roosters and stags,
lie; springs, 20c; geese. 10c; ducks, 14c;
turkeys. 20c; -old tarns. 20c; capons, 21o;
guineas, 36c; equal. $1.6004.00 per do.;
pigeons. $1.00 pat doz.
CHEESE Imported Swiss. 46c; domestic,
36c: block. 26o; twins. 17c; daisies. 17o?
triplets, 17c: Young America. 19o: blue
label, brick. 19c; limburger. 21c; Imported
Krench Kouqueiort, 66c; , New xortt
white. 19c. -'
FISH Fresh, per lb-! Catfish, 18c: carp.
9c; trout, 16c; roe shad. 65c; halibut,
15c: salmon, 17c; shore codfish, 17c; buck
ahad, 26c; Spanish mackered, 16c; red snap
or. 14d' yellow pike, 14c; . flounders. 11c;
blue boss, ltfViZa; crappies, 1214c; bad
dock. 11c; aunfllsh, 9c; jumbo white fleh, 22c.
Smoked, per lb.: White. 16c; kippered, 17c:
finnan baddies, 13c. Headless shrimps, per
Ual.. 11.25; peeled,, $2; fresh lobsters, green,
30c; boiled, 33c Frogs, jumbo, $2.60; me
dium. 81.75.
HEt:P CUTS No. 1 ribs, 20o: No.
2-rl -. 19c; No. 8 ribs. 18o. No. 1 loins, 23c;
No. 2 loins. 22c; No. 8 loins, 19c. No. 1
chucks. 13jc; No. 3 chucks, 13a; No. Si
chucks, JSc?. N . 1 rounds, 17 c: No, 3
rounds, 17', 4c; No. S rounds. 16o. No. 1
plalrs, 10o:; No. 2 plates, 10c; No. 3
plalcs, 9
OYSTERS Chesapeake, per gal: Stand
ard, $1.60; selects. $1.80; counts, $196.
. CKLl'JRY Mammoth. 90e per doxwiu me-1
dlum. fi'Ju per dot.; small, 40o: Florida, par,
cratu. $2.26.
Fruit and vegetable quotations furnished,
by the Uilllnsky Fruit r mpany;
Cotton Market.
New York, -June 17. COTTON Futures
open steady; July, 12.71c; October, 12.92c;
December, 13.07,c; Jaifuary, 13.18c; Marcti,
13.32o.
New York June 17. COTTON Spot.
quiet; middling uplands, 12.85c; sales, 2,800
bales.
Cotton futures closed quiet, July, 12.74c;
October, 12.89c; December, 13.06c; January,
18.18c; March, 13:22c.
Liverpool, Juno 17. COTTON Spot,
weak: good middling, 8.32d; middling, 8.16d;
low middling, 7.98d. Sales, 2,000 bales.
MlnneajiaUs Grain Market.
Minneapolis, Minn., June 17. WHEAT
July, $1.06 1.06; September, $1.06;
cash, No. 1 hard, $1.13; No. 1 northern.
$1.071.10; No. 2 norfhem. $1.06
1.07. .
FLOUR Unchanged. - 1
BARLEY 63 73c. ,
RYE 93094c.
BRAN $17.00 18.60. '
CORN No. 3 yellow, 7S740.
OATS No. S white. 8737c.
FLAXSEED $1.76 01.80.
Kansas City Grain Market.
Kansas City. June 17. WHEAT No. 2
hard, 96c$1.02; No. 2 red, 97c$1.02;
July, 98c; September, 96c.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 70 72c; NO. 2
white, 7172c; No. 2 yellow, 7273c;
July, 69c; September, 67c.
OATS No. 2 white. 29 O 40c : No. 2
mixed. 334c.
8.141, 000
4,869,000
96,004
of legal requirements. This la an increase?
of $21,408,440 over last week.
The statement follows: Decrease.
Loans, discounts,
etc $3,310,344,000 $20,165,000
Reserve In own
vaults t34,26V00 19,652,000
Reserve In federal
reserve banks... 160.164.000 181.000
RflHfirvn In other
XT At H.minH A-
poslts 3,268.246,000
Net time deposits. 180,385,000
Circulation ........ 31,626,000
Aggregate reserve, ood.jiw.vvu
Excess reserve.... 93,681,740 21.408,440
tOf which $361,672,000 Is specie. 'Increase,
Summary of state banks and trust com
panies In Greater New York not included in
daring house statement: Increase,
Loana, discounts, etc$724.078.00 $9,969,900
Specie 69,650,100
Legal tenders 9,179.300
Total deposits .... . 868,940,100
Banks cash reserve in
vault 11,866.600
Truat companies cash .
reserve in vault...' 68,863,800
Decrease.
London Stocks and Bonds.
London. June 17. American securities on
the stock market were quiet and closed
steady today.
SILVER Bar, 80d per ounce.
MONEY -4 per cent.
487.200
98,500
5,423,600
Sugar Market.
New York, June 17. SUGAR Market for
futures, while quiet all the morning, waa
steady on scattered covering and closed un
changed to 2 points net higher. Sales, 3,500
tons. Raw and refined, holiday.
Statement of Clearing House Banks.
New York, June 17. The statement of the
actual condition of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week shows
that they hold $93,681,470 reserve in excess
AN INVESTMENT IN
HUPP MOTOR
Manufacturer of t'Hupmobile"
$10,000 Growt to $1,650,000
This company within seren years,
by reason of I'ook dlrldends. In
creased their capital to $8,000,000
and during ume time paid eaah
dividends amounting to $1,159,875.
and tfaetr buauieu ia still growing
at the rate of 50 per cent per year.
We Recommend Immediate Purchase
HUPP MOTOR COMMON
, (PARVALUES10)
PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION
We belim a pric of $20 r
share would not be out of line,
bated on future prospect of the
company. - i
'Client who followed our advice
on MOTOR SHARES hSTS made x
tremendous profits.
Oir previous rwomaiettdattonei
Saxon at $160. stoics told at $1,800.
Bight months ago Chalmera st
$90. now $240. Two months ago
Grant Common at $7, now $14.
. Descriptive circular A113 mailed on
request.
Specialists fat Motor, Tire and Rueber
Stocks. Inquiries Solicited.
ANDREWS & CO.
Investment Bankers
108 S.LaSalleStreet.CHICAGO
Telephone Main 4930
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
DETROIT CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH
Private wiree to all offices.
COBALTS LATEST SUCCESS
500,000 Share, Calumet & Montan. Con,. Mining Co., $10 par Talu..
Issued 100,000 shares, NOW mining four hundred ounces
silver to the ton. This stock is regularly listed and traded
in on the Boston curb. With the price of silver advancing,
silver shares are reflecting the advance. Market authori
ties are convinced that silver will go to a dollar or higher.
You have seen that increased prices in metals have
sent stocks soaring. Therefore take advantage of this op
portunity of investing in a NEW mine at $0.62 per share.
Providence Bldg. F. H. T1LS0N DULUTH, MINN.
AUT03ILE STOCKS
ar. making men money for th la
Tattor than any other stock on
the market.' Had you invested1 a
fw hundred dollar at the begin
ning with Ford, Hupp, the Rao,
Saxon, Chalman, Paig.-D.troit,
Chandler, White or any of nveral
other, yea would hare a tidy for
tun today. .
Today the automobile industry
I eitablUhed along permanent
line and today it i paying bigger
profit than arer before ia the his
tory of the busine. It is a solid
fact, however, that the big money
ha been made by those who had
the foresight to get ia ea the
ground floor with a newly estab
lished company. It is rery true
that some large profits have been
made oa the Stock Exchange dur
ing the past few months, but it is
equally trne .that much larger
profits have been made by those
who bought these stocks when they
were first put out and the com
panies were being organised.
We are the largest exclusive
dealers in automobile securities in
to country. We do not haadle any
other stocks or bonds. We devote
our entire time and attention to
the automobile security market.
For that, reason we believe that
we are ia a better po.ition to fur
nit h facts and information and ad
vice regarding automobile secur
ities than any other brokerage or
banking house in the United
States.
We advised our clients to buy
Willys-Overland a few months ago.
Since that time the stock has ad
vanced $130.00 per share. A few
months ego we edvised the pur
chase of Reo end the stock ha ad
vanced over $30.00 per share. A
few months ego we advised the
purchase of RiChard and today
the stock ia selling at just twice
what you could have bought it for.
We advised the purchase of Chev
rolet when it waa selling for less
than $100.00 today it is sailing at
more than twice that amount. A
few months ago we advised the
purchase -of Paige-Detroit, and
had you bought then you could
have doubled your money.
. Regardless of the merit of other
automobile securities, we today ad
vie the purcha.o of Emerson.-"
We arge all of our clients and
readers to act promptly, for the
price U on the eve of a big ad-
HE EMERSON "FOUR"
Q Fl
SPECIFICATIONS.
MOTOR 3x4, calf en-bloc.
RADIATOR Theroma syphon
cooling. '
TRANSMISSION Selective type,
three speeds forward and one
reverse in unit with motor. :
CLUTCH Multiple disc.
CONTROL Centre . lever . oper
; ated by right hand, on trans
mission direct.
IGNITION Distributor in con
nectioa with battery.
CARBURETER Float feed.
GASOLINE 10 gallons capacity.
FENDERS Crown. (
LAMPS Two head and one tail.
HORN Electric.
TOOLS Tool kit, jack, tire re
pair kit and pump.
SPECIFICATIONS.
STEERING GEAR Sixteen inch
wheel. (Right hand, for foreign
trade only.)
REAR AXLES Floating type.
BRAKES Two sets on rear hubs.
FRONT AXLE Drop forged, 1
beam.
WHEELS Artillery type.
TIRES 30x3 f ronfc ' smooth
tread, 31x3 rear. '
, FRAME Pressed steel.
SPRINGS Semi-elliptic, front
and rear long and easy riding.
WHEELBASE 110 inches.
' BODY Stream line five passen- -ger,
neatly upholstered. ,
FINISH Black and nickel, no
option at to color.
WINDSHIELD Slanting, clear
vision.'
TOP One man.
The Lowest Priced 5 Passenger Car in the World
& & 1 10-INCH WHEEL BASE , "
AUTOMOBILE PROFIT SHARING
Ton Caa Share In the Enormous Profits Now Being Made in the Manufacture of Automobiles. Read Every Word of This Announcement Whether You Have $20 or $20,000. " '
Y OUR O F F O R T U N I T Y
C R. Borry & Co.,
Incv
"- " el WerM
BO, Onwaa, Nek.
Please send me catalogue,
photograph and full Information
regarding aa iavestmeat ia the
Emaraaai Maior Company.
NAME........ j.,
STREET..;..
CITY.
THE EMERSON MOTORS COMPANY
it incorporated with capital stock of
one million share, each of a par value
of $10.00. Three hundred thousand
(300,000) shares of this stock is 7 pre.
f erred, but at the present time all the Pre
ferred Stock is in the Treasury. The
Treasury also hold at present two hundred
thousand (200,000) shares of the Common
Stock.- The company has no debts, has a
substantial cash treasury and is actively
, engaged in manufacturing its first cars in
Long Island City, New York.
-The Officers andk Directors irfclude:
Willis Geo. Emerlon, Chairman Board
of Directors. -'. ; '
VT. A.' Campbell, President , (formerly
Treasurer and General Manager of the
Imperial Automobile Company).
R. C Hupp, Vice President (formerly
Vice President and General Manager of the
Hupp Motor Co. and automobile engineer ,
of international repute). -
George N. Campbell, Secretary and '
Treasurer (formerly Secretary and Factory
Manager Imperial Automobile Co.). -
M. S. Shanks, Assistant Secretary
' (formerly Secretary of the Monarch Motor
Car Company, of Detroit, Mich.).
George B. Gifford, Director (General
Manager of the Standard Oil Company, 26
BroadwayNew York, N. Y-).
' Jesse K. Leonard, Director (Director
Columbia National Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.).
Amos H. Stevens, General Counsel,
Travelers Insurance Company; also Gen
eral. Counsel Stuti Automobile Company
In addition to thase the Advisory Board con
tains the names of many man prominent through
out the United States in the banking and business
-world.
The books of this Company are audited one
vary month by Th American Audit Company.
Thli m nvt-'pMittftr touring ear to tell at to low price of
$395 to U mull of Mr. E. C Hupp'i nany yaan taperlaitn.
iMtrlns Mr. Hupri lone xprleooa la the auromobiea world and la
ttit to urea q( Uia crolutlw of tba autotnobUa industry (or tnt mat
ttftaan yean, during wtlcfi period tila nma has bscoaa international,
ba aaya alter carrrully cheeking avarythtai ovar. tnat hla new ctm
Uoa la without quiwUoo l aioat parfaot la daalfa, durability and
ltM of any tow-priced automobile ever mad. a
It la well knows that Hr. K C. Huppi ajwraral and oplaloe of
thU new ear It eminently worth while. He atattca with the OMuno
bile In IMS. At that time the ear waa mM at 165. whan otaar auto
, mobile were tailing to a. sa.000 wd. Mr. Hupp- waa graduated fru
the OldimoWlo Work t the Ford Company la 1003. Through Mr.
HitMi'a knowleda and ezperianot , while making ttva loweet priced
automobile in the world, with the Oldmotnr Worhtw he became one of
the factor with Henry Ford in the producriou of the flrit 1500 Ford
runabout. In 1908 Mr. Hupp and aaaocUtca ergamaad the Hum Motor
Company, producing a oar at 1750 wiitah at that Urn waa lower
la price than the far which the lord Company waa turning out. aa
the Fnrd Company bad advanced the prtoe of their cam to $173. Vader
Mr. Hupp manageineat the Hupp Compear aalea jumped from 5D0
crt the Krat year to 5,00 care tho atcond year, and aa original
lataatment of leaa than $10,000 grew to a cool Million doilara ay lii
when Mr. Hupp dlapoaed of his lnterert and retired from tho company,
owing to the fact that he did not agree with the policy of hla aaw
clatea la bringing out a higher priced oar.
TWa tame rear Mr. Hupp organised the E. (J. H. Corporation,
manurirturtng and tailing a touring car that waa lower la prloe than
any other car made eicept tlie- Ford, and the very flrat year produced
, 8.000 ear, and had oontraota with dealers for 19,000 addiUoaal care,
making a total tale of K.OOO for the flrat rear.
Mr. Hupp hat alto had tome experteuog in manufacturing Higher
priced car, bat hla hobby haa alwayt bean, and It hia been hla aim
and ambition, to make and tell the loweet priced car In the world.
For fifteen years he baa concentrated upon thtt one dominant Idea,
and at laat haa perfected a car ao cheap to bay and ao economical
to operate that It can ba owned and used by practically erery family
head in tola country.
Thia new design, approred by Mr. Hupp, aa the result of fifteen
rears effort to make a low priced car and a oar that can be operated
at a low eoet and that will aland up and give greater eerrloe for
the money than any other automobile made. The car Itaerf It at
well built, good to look at and aaay to ride In aa ita higher priced
competitor, u It a pure ftream line body, with aU late imitiweinenta.
and will not only appeal to the public at large, hut will prove a
conatnteut, aatUfnotory method of transportation aultable for the man
or woman In any walk of Ufa. While the ear will particularly appeal
to tbose of limited meant baeauae of Ita low- mica, yet Ita graceful
Jlnes, ample power and economical expeaa af oparatloa will create for
Uia car a demand among erery elate.
' Aa itemlaed animate of the coat of raaauracturinf and marketing
these ears, baaed upon a production of 16,000 cars per annum, begin
ning la WIT. ahowa a net profit of WO per ear, after making a liberal
head expenee, etc. Aflar allowing the T per cent dlridend an the en
tire Issue of Preferred Block, it ahowa a net profit ef ll.M0.OO0. or
m flirt ent to pay dividends of M w cent per annum on the Common
oekv beat dee tettlng aelde 160.190 to aurplua. Theee figures ar
meed on an estimate carefully compiled by men who know the aato
mobile bndoeea and successful ptoneert la the Industry.
Thia new car will aieraja to ft mttea or mo to a gallon of
gasoline, and at the reesnt high priot of gasoline thia la Itself to a
decided argument la faror of the net of thia oar.
The profile la the automobile Induetry are too well known to re
Quire comment. The day of experiment baa naaaed. Today the tn
diiatxr. the third largeet la the United States, la on a tubatantlat
and highly profitable beat' The greatest profit la being made la the
manufacture of low-priced car. The demand for the oar that we
propuee to build to apparent to every one. The coat of manufacture
has been carefully worked out. and after proper allowance haa bean
made for the increased prloe of raw material, and for any eiigenclet
that may artae, there TH remaina a net profit of tQ per ear, based
upon aa annual production of only 80.000 care. That this profit can
be and will bs Increased hr the laoreased production It Bf-TldenL
That the aale of Preferred Stock at par will larure a auflldent capita
io- enable tola company to go On a profit-earning baeta la an assured
fact That the Common Stock will aooa become more valuable than
the Preferred aeenu Inevitable.
The Company propoaeo to adopt the most modem buatneai metbeda, .
paying cash aa It goes, and pursuing a conservative, butlneaa-llka
administration. The most prc native methods of manufacturing and
selling will be. adopted. V ,
We own and offer for aale a rery limited block of tho Common
Pre-Organlsatlon Promotion Stock at $4 per ahare. The par value to
110. and the stock to fully paid and non-aaaeaaable. If you act
promptly you caa buy any number of ah urea from fly (5) to At
thousand (3.000) at H.00 per ahare. Simply fill out. the coupon below
for the number of abare yon want and mall it with your remittaaos
by check, draft or money order. If you send turrency ba gun and
register the letter.
Certificate of stock ttsuad bt your nam win go forward io you hr
regfetervd mall. We believe that you will aee thia stock Bailing at
twice tola prioo within the next few weeks. Immediate action to
neceaearr If you desire to obtain any of the stock at thto rery tow
figure.
Fill out and mall the coupon below today.
C R. Berry & Co., Inc., - -
, Roan 1012-14 Woodmaa .1 th. World BuMlnf.
Oawaa, Nakrasln.
w enclose herewith- in full payment
for ........ share of th Pre-organiaation
Promotion Stock of the Emerson Motors Com
pany at the special price of $4.00 per shore (par
value $10.00) fully paid and non-assessable.
. Name. .'.............,, . ... ......... i, .... -
STREET......
CITY. .......
OCCUPATION .
Am.li.'R- I'M '
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