THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 12, 1916.
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GRAIN ANDPRODDCE
Uncertain Futures Make Cash
Wheat Market Quiet and
"' Lower Prices Prevail.
COjRN RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT
4 -. Omaha, November 11, 111.
' The caee, wawat market u rathar quiet
today aa account of th uncertain condi
tion f T h fviura market and wmeat prloee
genc-rally ruled from ataady ta lo lower.
The daifiand for hard artntar wheat waa
not vary active, bat thara waa a pretty food
rail far durum wheat and buyere ware pay
ing ' -maud ll.ioei.ll (or (add milling
wheat
; The No. J hard wheat aold (enarally at
ll.4441.41 and the No. 1 hard ranged In
prtra from tl.M01.ia. with the bulk ef the
. eamptea going at 11.11.
The demand for th. lower gredee f wheat
waa vera alow, tha No. 4 grade aelllng at
l.lt- arid tha aample grade aelllng from
II I1.T7. - -
Tha neaepts at earn ware very light and
1hre ww a moderately active caah demand
for lhi.aral at slightly higher prlcea.
Thaarade In corn during the early trading
hour waa alow, but tha aellera let go at tha
rloao'iand moot of tha eemplea were aold,
. taa commercial gradee af white and yellow
.-ore -bringing 14c and the mixed eors af
the'eame grade aelltng at 13c.
The oata market waa moderately active
' and there waa a fair eaab demand for thla
oaraal at practically tmahangad prlcea.
Tha trade In rye waa vary good, while
the barley market waa comparatively quiet.
Rye waa queted from ataady to lie higher
and kartev nilad unchanaed.
Liverpool olsee: Wheat ateady: earn, Id
4a lUd hiaher.
Primary wheat reretpte were 1.481,404
buahala, and ablpmante .04 buahela
againat raeelpta of . 446. 404 buahala. and
aklfunaata af l.lll.lai buahala laat year.
Primary cam raeelpta were 441,000
buahala. and ehlpraenta I1T.400 buahala
againat raeelpta of 014,000 buahele, and
ahlareanta of 140.000 buahala laat year.
- Primary oata raeelpta were 04T.000
buehetv and ahlpmenta 041,000 buahela
a as met raeelpta of 1,141,000 buahela, ana
ehlpmeittg of 1,111,000 buahela laat year,
- CARLOT RECEIPTS.
-'" Wheat. Carn.
fhfAgo io . no
Minneapolis ......,.... .070 .....
Xulwth ,..!. 00 , ...
Omatia ', , 00 10
Xansa City , 117 11
Si. Louie 10 , II
Winnipeg 101
Theaa Balaa were MDerted today)
Oata.
. I4
11
Wheat No. i hard winter: 1 car, 11.1714;
teara, 411T; 1 1-1 care, 41.44; faar, tl.UU.
74o l hard winter: I oar. li.it: i
ll.lU';" cart, 11.11; t car, 1114. Ha. 4
hard winter: 1 car, II 14; I ear, 11.11.
PeinBle hard winter: 1 earn. -11.77:
1.71. No I .prlng: 1 car, fill; 1 car
(light). ..' Na. I durum: 1 oar. 11.11;
1 car. nil No. 4 durum:- 1 car, list,
Na. mlitd: l-l ear, 11.11; J care, 11.44.
Ka l.wtlaad: 1 car. 11.14
RyeHe. : l-l car, I1.41H. '
rare. 11.41 14; I car, ll.tl. Ms. 4: l-l au
II 40
Barlay .fa. I: 1 car, 11.14. Ne. 4: l-l
air. II. eg.
Corn Na. I white: 1 ear, !4o; 1 car (dam
aaadl. lie No. 1 yellow: 1 oar. 04140. Ne.
I yellow: 1 car (old), 01c: I can. 0o; 1 car,
' Na. 4 yellow: I l-l' care, flc. - No. I
mlied! 1 car (eld), 11 Ho; 1 I I ears, tlo.
Oafe-ilawiiaMI: 1 oar, II He. - Na. I
whiter I care. 14c. Na. 4 whiter 4 oara,
IHc. : Sample white: 1 otrvMc; l-l car,
I1U.V - -- it
Omaha, Caah Prima Wheat: No. I hard.
II lltagtl.lfta: No. I hard. Il.l4411.lt: No.
4 hard. ll.llatl.lt: No. 1 earing. 11.11
1.14; No. I aprlng. Il.tldll.17; No. I durum.
ll.IOVI.tl; Wo. t aamtn, tl.avvi.tl. uarn:
No. s white. 0IUl4e: Ne. I white. 4
4; !o. I white, lll: No. 4 white,
llttCllo; No. I white. Illl(i: Na. I
veliaw. Ilemue: No. I yellow, OIUOllo
Na. 4 yellow, salc: No. I yellow, lid)
He: NO, 0 yellow, iss4o; jto, a imxeo
livailc: No. 1 mlsed. tiuejtc; No. 4
mined, UOtl-.: Na. I mind,' 11 a lie;
No. g miied. llliaime. Oata: Na. d
white. lluailUc: atandard. Ilwl4c: Na.
l white, iivailo: No. I white.' Itaimc
Barley: Melting, ll.411.17: No, I feed, 10c
ail. 00. Rye: na I,, ii.aivi.eiiti nw. e,
11. 44111,4114. .,"-.14., '.-,
i ,. t; Omaha rvtaree. y '
"trading In tha local pit waa vary lively
today and the heavy einort demand and
unf.vArehla South American crop renorta
ware hulllah factora In tha market. The
market, lor tha moat part, waa vary atrang.
but mere waa tha uauat latuTday . proflt
laklng about the elaaa.
Tha reported export bualnua yeeterday
waa vary heavy, thlt rauntry aelllng aver
4 minion buahela af wteet, 100,000 buahela
of cora and loo.ooo hileliola af oata.
Tha acuta altuatlon In ' Argentina baa
raueed tha foreign buyera to look to thla
country for their wheat and corn aupply.
and unteaa thara la a radical change In con
dltlena In tha Argentina dlatrlcta tha ei
portora will have to take aur wheat at our
own prlcea.
Corn and oata apanad ataady and a good
apart Inquiry waa big hold to tha long
elda of theoa marketa. Corn opeped ateady
and gained about mo before tha cloaa,
wrutd oata opened unchanged and cloaed
lie higher on December and about higher
oa tha ICay article.
rncat range of prlcea:
Art..
Open.
High, 1 Lo
Cloae. jTea'y
I tH 111
1 IIS 111
1 111 111
I 1114
i II 10
14. M
- Ill4 1114
Wat.
Oca. I I UK
Hay 1 1114
-July III
1 II linn
1 iiiilinti
1 41 41I4
Carn.
lac
Map
1
I
1114
Oata.
1 f "
ay I llttl
Wee,
May
llkl 14
1114 1IH
T:hlrago cloalng prlcaa. furnlahed The Bee
liy Imogen a Bryan, atoca ana grain aroaora.
Ill South (tlxteenth atreet, umana
Art,
Open.
High. Low. I cloaa. To7y
I II 11714 1 IM4
1 1414 lllVi I 11 11114
I II 14114 1 114 li'H
II 1114 ll1444 UI4
: 01 01 14 14
1 14 11 4
17 11 It 11
.,11 II 10 40 H
It II It II If II II 00
II II It II It to . II 00
It 11 It It It II It 10
II II II II II II II 10
II 1t 14 17 14 Tl II 10
14 II II tO II 1714 14 00
Wht.
Dee.
May:
. July;
4rn.
Tac
...
Jul..
Oata,
-viae.'
Way
Perk.!
-Jan. .
May
I ll
1 1114
1 IIH
i
II 4
; ii
' 1114
out a1
It II
It II
I.ar,.4
M II
1J4WC,
nib.
Jan,
:JS.
VI IIH
I
14 1114
11 it
CHICAGO UBA1N AWP rBOVIMOH.
, tlcMra. Npv. 11. Bt iport nita In th.
llBiiWdl BUs.t4MI tna 1HYI TTOtJ, asunxT-. in
MttttaaV iin BtTMIBtk l th WhMt Bisr
ktt loter. Th lo4M. I though nmia
witdft He to IH4 nt hithor, with looni
w. ii.ui4 o.nd M.y at ll.MUOl.lSU.
rtirn dklnod lae. ul oU In
prrtvloioM th ontcomo rangrd from Ifto
arcUnf to rim ot c.
ratlt tk fact u Mrr woll wubllshod
mW ilbural oidotI bvotnoH tn th Unltod
lit ton had follnwosj tha rocolpta of bulltoh
rrop advtcoa from Argontlna, tho upturns
d thi) ntavrlfot horo woro not of lutlnv
chMctr 4tptto oottraotofj tht th
ArcantlM oxporloMo ourplno had hott ro.
durod is SI.QOft.AA buihtll. StroM tu
HlBcod en th ctreumsUne (hat prtmory
.inrnMtlts artivati wr I.19A.A04 buthl li
then. duoT-nf th corrMpondtnt wk Uat
year.
- HfmM with Mkboard eonnUoni wor
c.Vo parch r to3r of fvtur dltvti
Hnr yrh Ob th othr khd wknd pro
" fu'-takiitdf tT mlw:Uanou holdon operated
at tlmoa at a decided of font,
- lrn mounted to th hlvhoat pritm thl
nhrnn - Koufh wathr, export burlnc and
."bullish Arat.ni crop oondlttona wr
larsLv resDotufblt. In eat th prlnrlpal
L farftwr waa th atrn-th of corn. . Thar
wd aio a rood export domand.
f Njlion avraied towor ln(luncd by
t rfwdlcUona of lncraad arrival of hog
it wMh. Bcald. ahlpmenta of lard and
mftrtiowd a notahi failing OIF aa com-
" prr! with a yoar ago.
1sr.t No. l rod. ii.ilttl.S1: No.
, , rd, ll.UH.8r Na. S hard. .11.191,.
No. S hsvrd. J.S01.IS.
Cero-No. d yellow, nominal. No. 4 yal
low. nf. tic: No. 4 whlto. nominal.
Oat No. I whIW, t.lto, atandard. It
Bye Nomlnat.
' Barlr lct..l. sf -,
' Timothy. f..2set..S. :
ilovrtll.90lt.00.
- I'rovlalon pork. 9Zt.U; Urd, 1T.H
mm Ii4.a70i6.a-.
"? Httr Htghr; eraamatry. SStfSlUa,
Kgfi ftc)pta, t,n caaea; market aa-
taiootaRoMlpta, 49 oara, markt W
' ' :tigd.
Feuitrif AH. ininhangad.
....... Hn-Mrn dty Caaiarnl
Kanaa City. Nov. 11. Wheat No. t hard,
li 1,01, 8; No. i na. II ISOLIO; XMni
iwr. ill: Mar. 11.11.
; Cvro No. mtzad. HQ tic; N. .
SPEAKS AT THE Y. M. C. A.
THIS AFTERNOON
Ji.JOKGBWSCr
Arthur Joreenstn. sisistant lecre
tary of the Omaha Young Men'l
Chrittian association aeveral years
ago, later itutlerit aecretary 4t the
Univeriity of Wisconsin and now
student secretary at the University
of Tokio, with 10,000 students, will
speak at the Y Sunday at 4 p, m
4c; Na. I white, tic: Ne, I yellow, II c:
December, llllo: May, 1414c.
Oata c lower; No. 1 white, tcailc;
No, i mixed, iiaiic- -
NEW VOKK GKNBBAL MARKET.
UMtattan af Iay e Tarlatta Iaeadlng
CominodltifHi.
New TtirV. NoV? 11. riour Unsteady.
Wheat Spot, barely ateady: No. 1 durum,
at 9at Nn i liivrd. 11.04 41 : No. 1 northern,
Duloth, lk!.ll; No. 1 northern, Manitoba,
$1.14. f. a. b. Now York.
Corn Spot, firm; No. 1 yellow, 91.11
4 1. f. New York.
Oale-r-Ht ; atandard, 11014.0.
Hay FtrmT
Hope Htnedy; aUt. 1010, 4llte.
Hlde Firm. , v,
ProVlVl03OPork. unsettleil. Beef, uneet
tied; family, ia.oot4.vo, lard, ay, mtd
dlf w. I1T.I491T.04.
Butter Ktaady. " rerelpla. 7 4.138 tuba:
creamery, htghri than extrta at Mt)MSi
eramry extra. 11 ej ftrsta, I0927ci see
Anita. MUtilUe. .
Euro Firm; relpta, ,1 oaaea; fresh
get he red extra fine, .44c; extra firsts.
404410, arsia, llo; eeewnae, ow-nc,
nearby. Mnnary.wbltea, Una to fancy, 024)
lloj nearby hennery Drown, v.c.
Cksa mrong; rrlpt. . 1.1. box
atata, freak special, l044HHi tat. aver
a, fenrv. l.Uft.lVO,
Poultry Alive, Arm; eMnkena, IOOIOp;
fowls, lIHtlikc; lurneyi, xuviso
frMd.,dull and wak; chickens, II Sic;
fowl., lQHtto. turkys, ll3Uc, ;
's OMABA OKNRHAL IfAnTKET.
tttier No, S ramary. ' la part&ns or
tub. ITe; No. I. lie.
Cho uaUtlon by tTrlko Co.! '' - '
Chas Imported Swiss, Oder domestlu
wlaa, I0e; block Swiss, Ho; twin cbeeae, I
14o ; trlpiats, 14o: dalales, 14c; young
America 14c; Blue Label brick, 20a; Um
bo rger, 301 Nw ton. wane. tci Koqu-i
fort, 4o. ,
Oyatora-s-'lClng Cola" Chapak Stand
ards, gallon, 11.4l;(larg cans, lito; small
eant, lie, - "King 'coi uneaapa,K ne
ta, gallon, 11,71; large oans. Ho; smalt
eana, lie "King Cola" North fitdanarda,
gallon, 11.41; larg eana, Mo; smalt uana,
lie. "King Col" Northern Selects, gallon,
11.04; Igrg can, 4 Jo: small oans. 18o,
Kin Cuia" Northern Count, gallan. ti ll;
larg eana, 4 to) email eana, 14.
Celery jiammoin, per aoaaa, tbo,
Fish Halibut, per lb.. UMo. P Ik, fancy
eeed northern atook, par lb 11 ot Bull-
head, fancy northern, per lb.. Uo. Pick-
erel, fancy dressed, per lb.,- 13c, Catftah,
larae and amail. Pr ID., ito, naimon, roa.
per lb., 14o, SalntOD, fall, per lb., 12c. While-
nan. nortnsra aiocK, par to., eo. troitm
el tea to suit, per lb., l.o. Blgck Bsa, or
der Im. Ilo; odd sixes, 17o. New froaep
Whlteflah, fin stock, iso. tieaaieas nnnmp,
pr gallon, IIH, Pted Shrimp, per gal
lon. 91.71. Kippered Hal moo, 14 -lb. baskets
per lb,, 17c, Smoked Whiisflsh (ahuba) 10
lb. baskota, par lt. nvjo,
Hena. 4 lbs, and up, 1-mo; unner, no:
spring, 10e; roosters, 1140, geeae, , 10c;
dueks. Ho; turkeys., 14tf lie; Capons, 24c
Outness, each loot Guinea, each, lAo;
squab, Homer, per do'sen, 11.(0444.04; pig
eons, per dosn, 70,
Fruit and vegetable pneea rurnunsa oy
OUlneky Fruit Co.
Fruit Oranaee: 00. 100. i eoi. ot.ao;
110s, box, II H; l&Os, box, fl.40; 170s, Ills,
box. !S.7i; loos, lie, atos, box 10.00.
Lemons: Fancy, box, st.oo; cnoioe, box,
10.10. Crapefrultr FloVlda 10s, 40 box.
I SO; Florida 41a, box, 14 00; Florida 04s.
I Os, pox, if.li; Apples; zorn imp, va,.
bbl., 14.10; Ben Davl bbl.. IS 60; win
aaos. bbl.. 14.00: Jonathan, box, 91.06; Jon
athan Ilia and larger, box, 11.74. Urapes:
Tokays:, orat 1l.lt; smperora' crat.
91.40; Emperors' kegs. 94.10; Ue leges, ex
tra Choic. keg, if.oo; Malagas, tanoy, a;.
97.00; Halagaa extra fancy, keg, 11.00.
Pear; Bartletta, orat, 91.00; Kelfera, bu,,
91.11.
Vegetable potato: Marxec pnea
Sweet potetoea: Virginias, bbl.. 14.16: hamp
er, 1.76. Honey; Ba4, ca , 91.76. CranbaT-
nee: bbl.. 4. so; hoxea. ss.-o vsgoisoies:
On ton oral, 92. 00; red or yellow, lb., ic;
tomato, lug., 91.00; cuke do., ll.Tt;
cabbage, lb., IHe; rutsbagoea lb., IVjOi
ealary, Jflcklgan, dos., 4Uu; coioraao, ao
90e.
Hlarellaneou Peanuts, No. 1 raw, lb.
9o; roast., lb., la; Jumbo, raw, lb,, c: Jum
91.70; figs. case. 9100; No, 1 English wal
bo, roasted, lb, I0o; ., lrom. dates, case.
nuts, itk, iivfce.
Caff Market.
New fork. Nov, 11. Oof fee Trad waa
unusually active tn th coffee market for a
Saturday, sale ror tn day aggregating si.
100 baas. Th trend of prlcea wee slightly
downward, although considering the volume
of business tn undertone wee wen main'
talned. Opening I to 4 points lower, future
kept within a narrow range all the forenoon
with final prices 1 to 4 points lower. Heavy
elllna bv trade interests was met ny
good demand for Well street and cotton
xohanao houses, wnich sustained tne mar
ket, Deoember sold at tthc; March frkn
I 49 O I lie. and May from 1.6001. 4c.
Closing bids. November, I. Ilo; Ieoember,
l.!4c; January, l.ssr; February. .34c;
March. K.llc; April, l.40i;iMy, 1.40c; June,
1.64c; July, 1.61c; August 8. Ilo; September,
MTo; October. ,1.710.
Spot, ateady; Rio TS, Pc; Santos 4s,
lOSc. Coat, and freight offers were more
aentlful and slightly lower with Braill
showing a dlanasltlnn to press coffee for
sale. Unntoa 4 were quoted lfte cost and
freight, London credit. The official cable
reported Rio exenante n.lin lower and
Santos lUture in if reis lower.
. ' 1 '"' :- Cation Market. -
New Tnffc, Nov. II. Cotton Futures
opened firm: December, II. 11c; January,
lt.lic; .. March, , li oiu; way, . i.7ao; July,
14.700.
Cotton futures cloaed steady, neotmber
10.11c; January, 11.31c; March, 11.61c; May,
10.01c: July. ll.SCo.
Spot cotton quiet; milling upland, 19,40c.
Sal, non. r
' St. Lcrais Urate Market. 1
- St. Louis, Nov. 11. Wheat No. f. 1 Mft
1.49; No. 8 hard, !.; December, 91.17
May. 91-00.
Corn No, t. new, lie; old, 91.01 1 No. ;
whit old. 11.44; December, 3c; May,
OOWe,
Oats No. 1. I9V.c; No. I whit, nominal
Decern 0r, 4Hd May, HHr.
v Mlnneapott Grain Market,
Minneapolis. Minn., Nov. 11, Wheat D-
eember. 11.0614: May. 9t.01t4. Caah:
hard. 91.00 92.02H i No. 1 northern, 91. 06
4Ji.i; wo. norinern. ai.io !4 vi.llH
Corn No. 1 yeltnw, HV4c,
Oata- No. 4 white. 4.464e.
Flaxd 9ls7OJl01S. ' ..
IJreviMtwt Uraln Market,
Liverpool. 'Not. 11. Wheat iSoot, No.
hard winter, la Td; No. 1 northern Du-
luth. 14 Id; No. 1 Manitoba. 16a lid; No.
1. 1U d: No, 1. la 4d.
Carn Spot, American salxed. new, lis Id
LIVE ST0CK MARKET
Cattle of d&U Kinds Higher for
Week Sheep and Lambs .
Make Big Jump. -
HOGS 25c TO 30c HIGHER
i Omaha,
Becetple were:
Official Monday
Official Tuwdar ....
November 11, lfll.
rst t. Hon. Sheep.
, f.09 7.UT II.1'0
1.14
,637
1,471
1,107
7.-77
I. SIS
1.1.4
1.160
11,TM
Official Wedneadar .
Official Thuraday. . . .
Official Friday ,
1.104
1,14
betlmat Saturday. ,
164
ftix day fhla week, .11,817 44.411 Sf.lOt
Seme day last week.. 43. 4U 41,074 12.011
Nam day Z wka. mwo.bi.lM 31,101 11,040
Ham day- I wk. ago..M7 16,117 117,707
nam daye 4 wke ago.4s.U0 10,11 141.711
sam day lait yar..,0 24,141 00,401
Receipt and d)pltlon of live atock at
th Union Hlock yards, Omaha, Neb., for
twpnty-four hour wndlng at I o'clock p. m,.
yeeterday;
Wabash 1 ' "
HBt'EII'TH CAR LOTS.
CattI. Hog. BhP. n Ml
r. 51. A 81. Paul
12
Wabaeli
Mleaourl Vawlfifl .
Union Par fj
C, A N. W., eet , . ,
C. 4 N. W-, west ..
(?,, t. P., M. O.e
l, n. A Q. eaet.....
C, B. 4 Q . west . .
C, R. I. 4 P., tt .
C. R. 1. 4 P., weat
1
11
1
Total recolnts .
03
. t!attl. Hos.
Mortis 4 Co
Swift 4 Co-
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour 4 Co .!
gchwarta 4 Co. .... , ' 111
J, W. Murphy 171
Totals . 4,016
Cattle Thar wr no cattt of any con
sequence her tejdey to make a market, the
receipts, aa usual, being extremely small on
a Saturday. For the week receipts have
also been wy under th avrag for th
laat everl week, du to th Intervention
of election day, as molt shlppsrs a taxed
heme to vote.
At th aam time that receipt hav Been
small, th demand ha been actlv and
prlcea have steadily firmed up, until at the
close of the week the market on good 10
cholo corn fed beeves Is strong to 16c
higher than th clos of laat week. Warmed
up oornfeda are eteady, sucn cattl being
mor or Ires neglected by buyer who prefer
good greasers to poor eomfeda.
Cows nd heifer hav been actlv illrs
all th weak and they are Ilo higher.
mocker and feeder hav been gradually
crawling up and they ar 16tfI6o higher
than on week ago.
Quotations on rattle: Good to choice
Mrnfed, 910.004)11. 10;. fat? to good corn
feds, 9.60jp0.00; common to fair cornfeds,
fS.60OI.60; fancy heavy grasaers, 91.600)
10,09; good to choice gris beeves, 97.769
9.S0; fair to good grasa bves. 90.760)7.76;
common to fair, 96.760)0.76; good to cholo
heifers. 90,604)7.26; good to choice cow.
14. 100)7. 00; fair to good cows, 66. Tl 4) 0.60;
common -to fstr cows, 94.160)6.66; good to
cholc feeders, 97. 600)1-00; fair to good
feeder. 96.764)7,60; common to fair feed
ers, 94.00 4) 0. 76 ; good to choice stoefcsrs.
97.60tJl.04; stock heifers. 90.0007.16; stock
cows, 96.OA0C.6O; stock calves, 10.0001.00;
veal calves, 91.00010.00; beef bulla, 96-600
I.I. )
Hogs On very first rounds buyers were a
tittle slow about taking hold, and both
shippers and packers succeeded In getting
hog that wer no mor than 60 higher.,
Other markets reported sharp advance,
however, and by th Urn th bulk of the
hogs began to move price were up to a
10c higher basis, while towards th last nd
of the trade a good many sales war mad
hat war a much a 1001-0 higher, one
th trad aot undr war It was active, and
practice! I y all th early arrivals had cleared
before 1:19. 1
The general market waa a big dim high
er, bulk of th offering selling at 91.460
i ll, with more than one iota as aign as
90.00, the top. Prices r now at tha high
tlm ef th weak, and kra th highest sine
ten day ago, ahowlng an advance of a
quarter to In most cases 90s over a week
ago Whit a few of th poorer llghta have
been Blow setters all ween, ugnt nog nave
not a a general thing been th object of
so much discrimination, and some of the
mora desirable ones show th long na ot
th advance. Beat butchers and heavies,
which war oommandln? a substantial pre
mium a week ago, have on th other hnd
not moved up quit so much s oom other
grade.
No. Av.
Sh. Pr
. ; . 91 10
100 9 o
900 9 70
10 9 10
No. Af.
01, .104
00,. 106
01. .167
-61.. 11
Sh. Pr.
40 90 II
10 9 06
10 9 7
9 99
4, .166
61.171
1..II9
46. ,111
06.. 970
40 I 90
. . 9 79
PIOS.
t
T..110
Sheep--Th sheep and lamb run the laat
week has been th smallest In month, and
la very moderate ven for this lt In th
season. ' Corn-fed Iambs ar beginning to
come In good numbers, but while most of
th supply is 01 th killer ciaas pacnera
hav been unable to get all th lambs they
wanted, and th result hss been a sharp
upturn, especially towards th clos af the
week. Monday's market waa dreggy, but
th election day trad waa lively, and any
weakneea shown on th opening session was
more than made up. It was at mid-week
that the advance started, value moving
up 10016c, and repeating the performance
th following day. Friday it wa a runaway
affair, th market opening 160160 higher.
whll some sales before the clos wer as
mufh as 40o higher. A new top of 911.66
waa established, and on beat lamb price
ara.6O0oo hlghr than a week gok Owing
to supply snort: tn spread between th
good and medium kind ha narrowed, com
of the latter being aa much as T60 higher
for th week. Clipped lamb, which ar
not coming In any greet number, show as
much advance ss anything, a bunch aelllng
at 910.16 .yesterday. x 1
An advanc of 16 0 600 Is quotabl an aid
sheep, Ewes retched 97.46, the highest
price paid In several month, on th el
of the week, while handywelght yearling
established a new fell record of 91.16.
Wethers, which were stopped at 91.16 early
th week, would probably hav aold
higher on the close had any been offered.
with t'anty supplies and rat lam be ad
vancing aharply the feeder trade ahowed
a continuation of lest week's strenith and
some traders quote nominal advsncea of aa
much aa 16o on desire bl feeding lambs.
There really hav been no real good light
lamb her, and as this la the kind for
which th demand 1 most urgent at pra
ent th opinion ha been expressed by a
number of trader that war any coming
they would show considerate upturn. Tha
highest sal actually mad thl wk was at
iiu.uu, qui Severn i ouyors ar. quoting th
right kind higher than that. Feeder aw
snowed ntti onang during th week, a good
kind being still available at 96.6006.79.
While It Is getting pretty late tn th season
there ts tlll a good call for breeders, but
aimosi none were available in last week
Quotation en sheen and lambe: Ijmhi.
good to choice, 9U. 96 011. 66; lamb, fair to
ooa. Biv.ieaii.ss: iambs, feeder. II. Tie)
iv.uu; yearnng. gooa to caoic. 11.5001. II;
yearling, fair to good, 97.1001.10; year
Announcement .; . v
You can( secure Preferred Shares in Home
Builders (Inc.) at 1.20 per-share only until
January 1st. ..t',-.
These shares have increased' in value regularly
for five years. Their values increase as the surplus
grows. The Surplus Profits are divided January 1st.
All shares issued now will participate in Surplus
Profits, besides they will draw 1 from date of issue.
The 7 f' accrued interest is payable January 1st
and July 1st. This is your opportunity.
Home Builders, Inc.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY, Fkeal AfaiHa
;;. . C. C. Shinier, Secretary
17th and Douglas Sts. Omaha
GENERAL VON BESELER,
who, pending the asxension
of the Polish throne by a
German prince, is in su
preme command in that an
cient kindgom.
X K
1 (
j I;
( v 5em - voK ersejvtaj ,
llnga, feeder., 17.0091. 00, wehera, fair to
eholtfe: 7.00f'l-2l: awea, good to choice,
7.1IS7.4!:. ewee, fair to good, 11.1197.10:
ewea, plain to cull. I4.00ei.7l:awea, feed
In,, 14.1001.71; awea, braedera, all agea,
H.ooei;io. , :
CHICAUO LIVE STOCK MABKET. 1
Callle, Stead; Hoga, Strong; Sheep,
- . Strong. '
Chicago, Nor! 11. Cattle Receipt., 100
head; market ateady; native beef, 17.10
11.01; weatern ateera, Il.7oai0.10; atorkera
and feedera, 4.1oei.0O; cowa and belfera.
l.'7l'et.70; calvea, ll.ioeil.00.
Hoga Reoelpta, 11.000 head; market
atrong. 100 above reaterdaya average; bulk
of , ale,. IllieiO.OO; light, 11.1101.11;
mlied. I1.40O10.I0; heavy, ll.SBaiO.10;
rough, ll.liei.70: plga, l.7iei.4l. :
' Sheep and Lambe Becelpte. 1,000 head:
market atrong: -wetthere, I7.7iei.00; ewea,
4.1ie7.ll: lamb,, 11.00011.10.
St. Iult Lira Stook Market.
St. Louie.' Nov. ll.-Catlle Recelpta, 400
head: market, ateady; native .beef eteera,
I7.I0O11.I0; yearling ateere and helfera.
l.loen,li: cwa. I6.I0O7.7I; atockannd
feedera. 11.3007.10: prim aouUlern ateera.
ll.009O.OO; cow, and helfera, I4.I0O7.00:
prima yearling ateere and helfera, I7.I0O
1.00; native . calvea, 11.00 011. 00.
Hoaa Raeelpta. .,00a neao. ngnia, tv.aao
l.ll:, plga, i.0ei'00: mlaed and butchera,
ILNOIO-OO;- good heavy, II.I0O10.00; bulk
If aalaa. I.4IOI I0,
Sheep and, Lamba Raeelpta, too head;
market eteady; lambe, I7.I0OH.4I; awea.
11.7,17.11; yearling.. 11.001.71.
L'" Kaaia. cflly Live Steele Market. '
Kanaaa City. Nov. 11. Cattle Raeelpta,
140 heed; market eteady; prima fad ateera
110.0011.10: drooeed beef ateera, 7.I0
l.7l; - weatern ateera, Il.l0l(r.g0.; cowa.
14.117.10: helfera, 14.0010.00: Blocker,
aad feedera. 11.007.71; bulla, 11.001.10;
calvaa, 14.0010.10.
. Hnaa RanalntB. 10.000 1 head: market
ateady to le lower; bulk of ealea, l.iOOI.IO:
neavy, ll.np,.i; eiocaera ana ouicnere.
1.111.10; light, ll.40Ol.10i PH, 11.31
l.ll. ' - .
Sheep and Lambe Recotpta, 10,000 llead;,
market ateady; lambe, 111.0011.71; year
Ilea,. 11.00 01.00: w, there. 17.1001. 10;
twaa, Mill 7.71.
lit, Joeeph Uve Stock Market.
St. Joaeph. Mo., Nor. 11 Cattle
Raeelpta, 100 head; surket ateady; eteera,
47.aoalo.IO: oowa and. helfara. 14.00 01.31;
calvea, 17.0011.00. ,.
' Hdga Raeelpta, ' 1.100 head; market
ateady to lo higher; top, 1:10; bulk af aalea,
'11.101.10.
' Sheep and Lambe Receipt.. 100 head;
market ateady; lambe, -111,0011.71; awea,
7.00l.iO.. . -.
' Shram City Live stack Market, f
Sloni City, la., Nov. 11,-Cattlo Raeelpta,
700 head.
Hoga Receipt.,' i.000 head; market 10
10c higher; light, ll.IOOI.il: mlaed, ll.il
01 tt; heavy, ll.I0tyl.40; bulk ot aalea,
II. 10 0 4.74.
Sheep and ' Lambe-Receipt., 1,000 head;
market eteady; , ewea, 11.00 0 7,00; lamba,
11.0011.11. u 1
New York Money Market. .
New .Tork, Nov. 11. Mercantile Paper
314 per cent.
Sterling Eichange 40-day bill,. 14.7114:
eommorclal 00-day bills on banka. 14.71;
commercial 10-day nllta, 14.70)4; demand,
14.71 11-11: cablea, 14.71 T-ll.
Sliver Bar, 7114c; Mettcan dollara, 11 10.
Bond. Ooveroment ateady; railroad Ir
regular, U. a r. la, rag. I1HM., K. A T. 1 la 71
"do coupon ,.h nr.. f. con. e...,.io,
1. ve . ,,.iu.
rer I, . IIV
eb. 4,..iui
' Hii.-lll
V. S. I.. reg.....l0l Mont. Power is
ado coupon ...100414. T. c. deb.
.TT H. 4e. rea...llO N. T. Cltv
do eounon ...110V4N. T . N. H. at H.
Am. Smelt, la.. Ill ev. la 113
Anglo-French la. IIUNo, Pacltlo 4a... 11
Atch. gen. 4a,... 14J4 do la 17
B. O. 4a....... llHOro. S. L. ref. 4a. 114;
Beth. St. rat. te.lomPae. T. a T. la. .101
Central Par. let.. -tlPenn. eon. 414a. .1044,
C. a U. av. 4141 . life do gen. . .1014,
C, B. a 4. It. 4a IIKReadlng gen. 4a.. 16 H
C. M. a St. P. ' 'St. U San F.
cv. la 10114 ret. 4a II
C, I, I. a P. Ry. . 80. Fac. cv. la. .IOSH
ref. 4a 77 do ref. 4a..;... 1214
C. a 8. ref. 44t. lil4Sc. Railway la., .1034
D. a R. O. e. 4a. ISVIllnlon Pacific la. Ill,
Kra gen. 4a...... 7414 do cv. 4a 14
Oen. Electric le. 1011'. 8. Rubber la. 1034,
Ot. Na. let !.. 10M". 8. Steel ia..,.10s
I. C. ret. 4a HHW. Union 414a... 17
Int. M. M. 411,. 101 Doin. of C. 11)1. ,114
K. I., So. rer. r,: .v -ma.
U a N; un. 4... Ilij .
- -i .- Klgta Batter Marlaat.
Elgin.
Illle.'
111.,, Nov. 11. Butter 11 tulw at
NEW YORK STOCKS
Various Seasons Account for
Irregular and Even Unset
tled Tone.
PEACE RUMORS FACTOR
New Tork. Nov. 11. Ilttviva! f
rumori, tvhotm of th rttcient cmnlgn, and
reports ot uvr-productlou tn curtain llnvft
of Induitry, notably th fei(mtitlillti trud-,
probably accounted to varying 6tT) for
tha Irregular and at Mm-a tn uniottiet.
tono of today' markt
Hpecuiativa laiuea inciuauin central
Leather, Industrial Alcohol anil Ihu va-
oned tnduetrlala anil iiattmena wnr
preeaed for aala by the pro ft union a i fJemant
with U-txlcans, the latter yifldlnff on al-
vlcea luKffeatlnv fresh uiaturbancia acrosi
the aputhern border. Leather metdt an ox
treme decline of 6 pointa, with at) for
Alcohol, 10 for Bethlehum iStt, un a few
traneaullona, 2 to I for mo ton and allied
share, and 1 to t for hltjher grade apeclal-
tiea, Marines and sugars.
flitted States Steel was araln tho most
a,ctlva atock, making an extrema less of 1A
points, regaining lass than half. Ralls wars
consistently heavy, fiLveatrr.ont tsseua as
represented by Union Paolfle and Reading
losing mora than a point, with Lehigh Val
ley, Rook Island and less important sharea.
- Copper! were tha main tav of tha mar
ket, particularly Utah which rose 3"rj potpts
to 111. a new record; Chlno and Kay Cop
pers aisa seinng at new top prices. Metals
were at -their beat tn the dealings and
served to offset partial rallies elsewhere.
Total ealea, of stocks it oorol mated ftflo.Dnft
shares.'
General newa of the day Included recur,
rent weakness In exctiange on Petroerad.
accompanied by unroiUlrined reports of a
hitch In tha negotiations attending the lat
est Russian commercial credit.
ine nana statement was noteworthy for
the enermoua expansion of almost $93,-000-900
shown in tho actual loan account, this
being reflected la large part by Increased
deposits. A decrease of mdore than 136,
000,000 tn reserves again brings1 tha total
exceaa allghtly under 1100,000,009. Bonds
were Irregular on limited dealtnga. Total
sales, par value, 11,176,000. United States
bonds wer unchanged on call during the
week.
Number of sales and Quotations oh lead
ing stocks were;
Aataag, Ulgela T i-twer
Am. Beet Sugar... t.ftoo 102 101 101
American (.'an B,7o if. 3
Am. Car Foundry 0,700 72 U 70i 70 2
Am. Locomotive. .. 13,00 ' 3U 04
Am. flmslL Ref,, 16,100 113fc 111 11S-V
Am. sugar Ref. .", . 117
Am. Tel 4 Tel., .. too H4 iri 1S3
Am. Z L. A S k.iaa
Anaconda Copper.. 11,400 101 9
Atchison
Bald. Locomotive. , ,
Baltimore A Ohio...
Brook. Rapid Tran.
B. A S. Cooner
J.vvu 1UK 106 106
l.00 8 85 SU
1,10.0, 87 i'
1,400 TU
Cal. Petroleum. . . .
. 00 22 33 St
800 173 172 373
nad an Pacific
Central Leather...
Chesapeake ft Ohio
:., m, st. p....
Chicago N. W. ..
C R. I. P. A..
av.ovv inia Ji3 113
i.ivv Kfl4 1714
1,300 96 -a 14
1214
3J'
44
44 !4
1114
li.ioo .mi 33
I.IM 17 I1U
1,700 Bl -44
1,100 II 14U
11.100 1114 II U
1.400 i,
Chlno Coppr
v-oio. run iron. .
Corn Prod net Hmr .
Crucible Steel
utstlllers' Securities'
5"e 1.000 34 S7U )1U
Qeneral Kleotrlo,., 1,100 How 1713-1793
Great No. pfd 700 1114 111 117
Sr.1. Nli ' "' ' 1 400 4414, 13 4)2
Illinois Central.... 200 104 Z 101 108
Inter. Con. Corp... 1,100 II ll II V
Inaplratlon Copper. 10,100 t 17 6f
Inter. Harveater ..... jiju
J"4- otfa. 11,300 lim il7"i 117U
K. C. Southern
24.14
1544
Kennerott Copper.. 11,101 114
111
10114
4014
M
i
1114
2114
10714
60 iJ
Max. Petroleum.... 11.800 109 ;
Ulamt Copper 4,000 41
M., K. a T. pfd..., . 400 1114
Mleaourl Pacific. . .. 1,000 10
Montana Power. ,, ,. 300 99
National Lead ' 900 -8114
Nevada Cooner 14 .na TZ
101
,s
41 i
84 K
10714
oil
New Tork Central.. . 1,600 101
. r H. H. H.. - 100 8014
141
nonarrn iacirie..
l.ioo 11114 4114 HiS
700 2ll4r14 31'4
PaclUoMail
ncmc Te . t .
Pennaylranla ',
17
32 32V
nay ton. copper... 11,300 3114
,,..uiu, ji,aiiu tu.
Reo. Iron A Steel. . ,4 Kno
107 '4. 107K
Shattuck Aria. Cop. S.800 12
Southern Paclflr... 1.101 101 C
Southern Railway. . 3.000 2114
12 32li
10014 10114
Studobaker Co ll.ina i,tu .'
Tenneaaee Copper. 100 12 - IS
Texaa Company 1.000. 124 221
Union Pacific 11,100 14114 14814 14I44
union pacific pfd,. 300 13 .l -2ii
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 7,100 13IA 134- 134
H' f IIMOO 114 13214 12814
tl. 8. Steel pfd.... 1,000 121 12214 12ivj
Utah Copper 10,100 111 111(4 114
Wabash pfd. "B". . 1,401 302 I0 3014
Weatern Union ... . 100 101 101 101 44
Weatlnghouae Elee. 7,700 6814 14 84U
Total ealea lor tha day. 900.000 shares,,
i Statement of Clearing Hone Bank.
' New York, Nov. 11. The atatement of
actual condition of banka and truat com
panies for tha. week ahowa that they hold
199,818,260 reaerva In excesa of legal ra
qulremente. Thla la a decreaaa of 121.383.
710 from lost week.
The statement followa; - Increaae.
Loana . discounts,
etc. 13,184,131,000 II7.7.74.00
Renrve In own
vaults
till, 724,900 7.IS1.000
Reaerva tn federal
reserve banka . .
Reserve' In other
depositories
Net demand ; de
170,110,100
BJIT.OOO
1, 408,000
111,000
posit! .......... 8,44T,&0t.OOO
87,167,000
Circulation 11.0S7.000
WB10.000
Aggregate reserve. etS.IOT.OOO s
Excess reserve 08,808,160 2t,23l,70
tOf which $191, 165,000 la specie.
: Decrease.
Summary, of atate banks and trust com
panies in Greater Ne'er Tork not Included In
leering house statement:
Increaae.
Loans, ; discounts.
etc, 9718.378, 600
Specie 0,SMOQ
Legal tenders 10.014,000
Total depo.lU 047,311,000
I 1,171,300
. Mil, 100
411,000
12,(07,000
Banks cash reserve
In vault 1 18.864.600 j
Trust companies -
cash reaerva in . t . .- ,
'vsult 67,014,800
Decrease,
Metal Market.
New Tork. Nov. 11. Metale The copper
market remained very firm.- with large in
quiries from Franca reported, th aecond
largtat ever received In this market. A
sale waa reported at Utte, November shlp-
l-vi V'rt-r
. i - -
Buy Shares in -Alfalfa
Butter Company
$100.00 Each
Pays Th Per Cent Net.
See us now regarding investment'
, -s ....
ALFALFA BUTTER CO.
Cor. 11th St. and Capitol Ave. : Omaha, Neb.
ment, a new high record. For firat quar
ter leading producera were aeklng 29 14
1114c and aecond quarter, Z1O20C. Iron
was unchanged.
7 I Aral Klerka and Bonda.
Quotatlona furnished by Burna, Brlnker A
Company, 449-61 Omaha National Bank
Bultdiilf.. Omaha:
STOClvfl. Bid. Asked.
CuiUhy Park. Co , I p. c pfd. 104 106
IJeere Company, pfd IS 17
Csliftirnla Packing Corporation '17 31
Callfornii; Purk. Corpor'n pfd. 105 10114
Fairmont Creamery Co., coin.. 13714
Fairmont Crei'miTy Co.. pfd,
10314
1074
100
100
oooc', Mi:rg & i-;. Co., 7 p. c. p.
l.tnocln Tel A Trlf. com..N7 p. c.
Omaha Co. B. Ky. A B., pfd.
Omaha A Co. B. Hi. Ry., pfd...
OmaUa & Co. B. Sr.. Ily., com.
Omiiha l-'irc. L. ft P. Co
"14
I
60
74
16
78
12 H
10014
111
102
10614
Isited.
111014
114
100
17
1024
ioo
014
46
. 12
Petfis Mill C,,.. 1 v. c. pfd
Swift snrt CotTiDiny
166
Vn'on Stock y. Co., I p. c. pfd. 101
Wilson A Co., pfd 106
.'i'-)UtA lnlun Stock V., 6 p. c 84
BONDS. Bid.
Argentine Goverment 8s, 1120.. 100
Armour a Co. 414s. 121 93'i
Booth-St. Louis M. 1131
Chicago Railways let I, 1927..
Chicane Telvphone 1st ts, 1923. 1014
Cudahy Pack Co. let 6a, 1124.. 10214
lowaiPort. Cm. Co. la. 1910-24
Kan. City Railway lit 6a. 1144.
714
Loa Angelea Ry. C. 1 r. 6a, 1S40
Her. Heat A L. let a r. la. 1131
Om. A Co. B. St. Ry. 6a, 1928.
Pacific dsa A Elec. 6a. 1142.,
Paokard Motor C Co. 6a, 1119.
Ruaelan Ooverment 8As, 1112
114
114
1
VI
101
100
HiH
1014
4
101
7
114
ternal Loan (1.000 Roubles) 104 -Spokane
Heat, Light a Power
Co. let 6a 1911 91
Swift and Coifir'Siiy 6a. 1144... 101
City of Toronto 44a. 1061 1114
Utah Pow. a L. Co. 1st is, 1114 16
Wilson a Co. 6s. 1941 10114
Wichita Union Stork Yarda la. 101
Bngar Market.
New Tork. Nov. U. SugirHiturei mar
ket waa eaeler today under scattered aelllng
by Wall street and commission houses, clos
ing 3 to 8 point net lower: Sales 8,300
-tons. December, B.t7c; January, . 4.dc;
March. 4.24c; May, 4. 32c. Raw sugar, steady:
molasses, 6.S5c centrifugal, t.tSo; refined
steady; fine granulated, 7.60t&7.60c.
Oil and Rosin. f
Savannah, Nov. 11. Turpentine Firm,
4S-U-946I4C. aales, 287 bbl.; receipts, 120
bbls.; shipments, 209 bbl.: stock, 18,203 bbls.
Rosin Firm; als. 1.377 casks; receipts.
80S casks; shipments. 8-3 casks; stock, 78,088
casks. Quote: A, B. I H.JO. C, D, K. Jti.:6;
F, Q, Tl. I, t6.3&; K, W.37 4 ; M, $.40N,
$6,00; WO, 86. 7 , - n
Londom tock Market.
London, Nov. 11. American securities
were steady on the stock exchange here to
day. . ,
Silver Bar, S4 l-16d per ounce.
Money 6 per cent.
Discount Rates Short bills. per
cant; three months' bills. hQb par cent
Germans Trying i : ;
- To Boom Marriage
Berlin, Sept. 19. The magistracy
and school board of Berlin-Schoene-berg
have decided that women school
teachers, who marry during the war
shall be retained iii office and receive
the pay drawn by them before. It
will also be endeavored to secure for
them the increased pay granted from
state funds for length of service. Th.e
authorities explain that "the situation
created by the war makes it more and
more requisite to encourage mar
riage." .'.-
Schoeneberg's action is a step in
advance of any other Prussian city.
Others, including Berlin proper, per
mitted women teachers married to
soldiers in the first days "bf 'the con
flict to retain their positions, but
they have not gone farther. Scientific
men are advocating the removal of
mv limitation in th marriaffe of
women teachers. . Dr. Felix . TKeil-
haper, a well-known authority, on
social and sociological subjects, re
cently directed attention to the fact
that nearly 20 per cent of all women
in Berlin 40 years old are single, a
number almost double that of a gen
eration ago.
Germany's Lack of Mustard
J Is the Latest War Injury
(Correapondence of The Aasoolated Press.)
Berlin, Oct. 9. A scarcity of mus
tard is the newest thing in the pro
visions line. Germany normally im
ports tne bulk of its mustard frdm
Russia. Holland, Italy and lately from
Roumania. Ail supplies on hand have
been appropriated, and restaurarit
keepers have now begun to serve the
condiment to guests only when re
quested and then in limited quanti
ties, instead of leaving 'the mustard
pot on the table, as in former times.
BUY ,
INTERNATIONAL
PHARMACEUTICAL
(LAX-OLA) SHARES
1 Buy Quick
s AND BUY TO YOUR LIMIT
We have inside information of
a ''positive immediate 60 ad
vance. Probably greatest oppor
tunity for big share advances
among industrials today. Send
quick for full particulars. Harry
J. Newton, Suite 333 Denham
Building, Denver, Colorado.
r 4Kb -utfr f s o
i
Sequoyah
Oil and
Refining
IS GOING
UP!
From $1.25 to $1.75
And Still Advancing!
We Told You So!
Wa adrlf ti TO W tMlt
w knaw what waa aoln en. w.
of tha taprovamanta balng 4t In. Wa
knaw of th. new walla balm bored. Wa
knew of tha new pip. Una Coins in.
Wa knaw how much oil and saa waa
coming out of th. walls. So w. aeMaad
yon to boy. Wa now tall you that thla
stock is cotng to make poopl. (H-np-anA
take notice. .
It I Going
Much Higher.
How do w. know it I Jnst aa wa knaw
when It waa due for a climb laat tlma.
W. have.-'inside- infonnationy Private
source of reliability keep us constantly
informed aa to every aiove made. This
time th. news la that a -
Bigger Dividend
; V .!$l4 Cortbg
Earnincs hav. been tremendously., in
areaaed in th. laat month. Sevan new
wella hav. been brought in. That means
mora ersrninga. Tha company has been
earning 1T and paying 12 dividends.
The company ia now earning 40 on its
entire ontatanding capitalisation. Watch
for th. next dividend increase; it is go
v uv m via ""
BUY
and get thii ntw diri-
dnd a New Year's gift.
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Why Thii Stock
, It Good
It wood bceaui tht eompany U n i
lotid earnint baiit right now nd paylnr
12 dividends. Beoau it i mn on
butiness principltt by tolld. tubsUntial
banker and expert oil men. Beeauae it
haa hardly acratched Hi reiourcca and
haa already earned big dividends, which
re growing bigger every day. Because
the company owns
51 Active Walls.
30 MUm of Pip Line.
7 Pumping Plants.
3,000 Acres of Oil Lands ia the
richest oil belt.
The nernetua. gas franchise for
the City of CollinsTille, Oklahoma.
Because these natural resource are being
actively developed -to earn greater divi
dends and because the property of th
ompany is capable of producing large
dividends for msny years to come. Be
cause we know what this property Is ac
tually worth todsy.
Write to These
National Banks:
First National Bank of
Collinsville.
First National Bank of
Claremore.
or any bank In the oil belt that keeps
postftd on oil activities and knows "who
i who" and "what ia what" In oitdom.
They will tell you all you want to know.
They will tell you what fine condition this
nruperty is In, how strong th men be
hind it are, how clean and capable is the
management, how valuable are its hold
ings and developments. And then if you
car to put your dollars where they will
earn some Real Money buy this stock
and watch It Spout Profits.
Send 'for Latest News
From the Big Oil Fields.
Send for President Ward's letter. Send
for our fasMe information. Send for Facta,
Hare facta, Honest facts. But if you
want to get full benefit of the advances
coming, of the increased dividends due,
act at s-nce.
Write Wir-sPhcme-Call
E. A. FERRON & CO.,
. . Banker and Bralure.
226 Santh La Sail. Stmt,
Suit 628, CHICAGO.
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