THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1917.
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LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs Fall Off With
Buyers in Control, but ,
. Sheep and Lambs
Make Advance.
Omaha. June 27, 1917.
Receipts were: Catll. Ilors.' Shep.
Official Monday MO 7.3 J.247
Official Tuesday . 045
Esttmais Wednesday .. 4,809 12,000 2. 6 (JO
Three days this week 17.l 31,199 9,79!
ftame divi lest week :,324 M9
Same diva 9 wkt. aso.1fl.lR7 0,9 t,31
8ime d.ys 1 wka. ago.19.0n S.1fi 11.369
Kami dnra 4 wkf. ago.lM9 M.H7 9.32
Kama (Java laat year. . . 1 l,3S 32,908 33.681
Receipts and disposition of live stork at
the I'nlon Slock yard for twenty-four hours
ending at I o'nork ysterday afternoon:
RBCEIPT8 f'AKH.
Call If. Hog. Sherp. Jl'r'i.
r . M. t St. P I
Unb.-h 4 3
Missouri Pacific...
L'uton Pacific. 9
C. ft N. W,, rait... 1&
a A N. W-, KMt.. , 9&
C St. r., M. A O. 12
C, B. A Q.. fast... 20
C, B. A Q., wat.. . SO
C, R. I. A P., fast. 15
T ..R. t. A P., west. I
Mtnol Central
Chi. Ot. Western.. 1
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Totals ...
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DISPOSITION II BAR
Cattla. Horn. Sheep
Morris A Co 30
tfwlft A Co 1.036
Cud any Par hint Co. ...1,031
Armour A Co 1,160
fichwartt A Co
J. W. Murphy
Unroln Packing Co...
Hmith umaba Pack. Co,
Wilson 11
F. H. Lewis..
J. B. Root A Co
Rosen stock Bros
Werlheltner A Degcn
Nu 111 van Br oi.. ......
lllgfflni IT
Roth
John Harvey 4
Dennis A Franc la U
Jensen A Lungren...... 33
Hat U'Day
other buyers. .....-. S91
103
43
X.761
1,102
I.E94
1,931
1,031
92
To I Hi
.Mil 1 2.92 3.737
Cattl' There waa ft fur run of turtle for
a Wsdnesdsy and quality waa up to inn
tiaual good average, but both pat'ker and
ablppara insisted that local prlcas ahouhl b
dertdedly lower In order to be io lino with
eastern markets. The result u s alow
and unevenly lower trade.
Beef steers ware generally around 10c
lower than Tuesday, the decline being most
marked on the plain and light cattle. In
tnany eaaet these selling Sfco to 40o lower
than laat week.
Caws were tn tolerably liberal supply and
Tory lndlffarent demand. Qraasars hay -perlenoad
a sharp decline thia week and are
aelling around 7o to II lower than t weak
ago.
There waa little doing IB stoekers and
feeders. Not a great many were offered
and the demand was very light. Ordinary
lock cattle are hard to sell SOo to 76c
lower than a week ago.
Quotations on cattle! Good to choice
beeves, 911,98019.86; fair to good beeves,
Il2.9u01l.7t: common te fair beeves, H0. 60
All. 7(i good to choice yearlings, 1 1 2.60 O
33.15; fair to good yearlings, (11.7r(ll,J6v
common io rair yearimge, h.isvu.du, gooa
to choice heifers, 110.25911.(0; good to
choice cowa, $t.50O10.&0; fair to good cows,
8, 940 1.00 1 common to fair cows, (fl.OOO
I.OOi prim feeding steers, 110.00 OH. 00:
good to choice feeders, (9.00O10.00; fair
to good feeders, 18.00 I. OBI common to
fair feeders, I7.D0O8.00; good to choice
atoekera, tft.S0910.50; atovk heifers, 9fi :&
10.69; stock cewa, 7.00910.00; stock calvea,
tt.50911.00; veal calves, 110,00914.60; bulls,
tags. te.. 17,00910.60,
Representative aatea:
BEEF STEERS,
Ko. Av. Pr. Wo. Ay. Vr.
961 19 09
6 , 744 7 IS
9 716 90
If ?89 10 16
7..,...., 961 11 9ft'
48 1041 11 90
It 1109 IS tt
11 1123 18 80
32 ,.1134 IS 96
10. ..,.,,.1891 IS 00
COWS.
S 124 26
33 780 I 76
ft 718 7 40 I
JB 03t T 79 I
8 1078 t 25 :
1. ....".. 1060 I 60 I
1 ..1130
1 760 87 90
t 841 f 00
II 91S 10 60
21 1088 11 85
40 10AT 11 76
19.,, 1389 II 10
II.. ,....1111 31 40
19.., 1301 II 90
1193 13 90
9 90 '
810
... 950
... 773
... 997
...1090
...loss
9NT
9 10
T 00
7 50
I 00
I 40
9 70
9 00
.1320 10 00
Hogs On the basis of the early esti
mates today's hog receipts were even
larger than yesterday's official count, 191
rare, wr about 13,000 head, b-lng reported
hy mldferenoon. Total for ihe week so
far Is the largest In several weeks. Re
ceipts for the three days of 33,196 head
are 6,004 larger than laat week, 18,000
heavier than two weeks ago and a couple
of hundred larger than for the eorre
pondfng period of laat yasr.
Bunyers were again In control ff the
trade and a decline that exceeded yester
day's was enforced. Shippers bought only
a fw loads, leaving practically the entire
gupply at the disposal at killers, and. 'as
ether markets ahownd fresh slumps, there
wse nothing for sellers here to do but
make concessions.
What few hogs shippers 6141 buy were
not oven a dime lower, but their purchases
were extremely light. Packers put up
their droves at I to lower prices.
Representative sale:
No. Av., Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
84. .249 40 14 75 4..:i ... 14 80
72. .127 i:0 14 90
43. .378 ... IK 00
119.219 99 16 10
18,. 305 120 16 30
18. .311 ... 1& 30
47. .196
49. .244
80 14 89
S40 14 95
.14 1S9 19 05
85. .878 90 16 16
, is r&
16 35
S1..112
6t. .309
Sheen The run of ahfD and lambs con
tinues to be very moderate, arrivals today
being estimated at only ten curs, or 3,r0l
bead. For the first half or the week sup
plies are the smallest of the saon. and, In
fact, the lightest in something Ilka two
year. The run -for the three days hat
br-nn 8,792 head, as rumpared with 9.66H
last week. 9,931 two weeks ago, and 33,681
a yesr ago.
The demand continued good, and under
the Influence of light supplies lambs mor
than regained any weak new they suffered
yesterday. The trend of the trade was
stronger right from the outset, and sales
were a quarter higher than yesterday.
The beat of fh native spring lambs told
up to 118.50 to 118.60, with others on down.
California spring lambs went as high as
lis.
Trade In mature muttons showed about
the ssme trend as was noted on lamlw.
Bales were stronger all around, and ad
vances of as much as 85 cents were fairly
common. Two - loads of real good ewes
sold right Up to where choice oie Were
moving last week, bringing 110.50, and oth
ers moved at lie.
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Iambs,
shorn, handy, IH.S&tj'H.OO; lambs, ahora,
heavy, l6.00t)16.t;5; spring lam ba, Hfi.bOO
19,85; spring lambs, cult, $13.00916.60;
iRinba, feeders. IM.OOOl&.ai; yearling, shorn,
tn.0U913.00: wethers, shorn, 910.00911-60;
ewea, shorn, 19.90910.50; twee, culls, shorn,
Id. 0098.50.
Representative sales;
No. Av.
23 native spring lambs..,.,., ta
9 cutl spring lambs 41
30 native spring Iambs 61
' 10 fed shorn ewes 140
214 California spring lambs.... 81
34 Cat feeder spring lambs.... 69
.lout City live Stock Market.
Sloua City, la., June 37. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2,000 head, Markat steady. Beef
eteera, 89.50912.50; fat cows and heifers.
17.50911.25; oanners, (5.60 ( 7. 60; Blocker
and feeders, 97.099'-V; calves, 98.009
13.69; bulls, ataga, etc., 7.ft09l0.36; feed
lug cows and heifers, 8.6091.59.
Mogs Receipts, 10,000 head. Market 10
to 16c lower. Mghts, 914.90919.20; mixed.
15.30 9 16.30 heavy, 915.30915.40; pigs
912.76918-85; bulk, 114.80916.30.
Sheep and lainbs; Receipts, 300 bead
Uarket strong.
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$18 60
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NEW YORK STOCKS
Conflicting Influences Govern
Wall Street and Day Is
Marked by Many
Changes.
Nw York, .Tune 27. The market was
governed by conflicting influence today,
early gain being reduced or wholly eradi
cated In the final hour. Forenoon ad
vances were attributed mtlnly 10 relaxed
inonry conditions from the release of
Liberty loan depoalta, while late selling
was sccompilahed by unfavorable reports
arrecwing ralia and war leaues.
Cnll money opened at I per cent, but soon
eased to 4 and later fell to 2 per cent,
ihe minimum for morn than a fortnight.
Time loans aim shaded from to per
cent for the shorter maturities.
Ralls were negligible In the day's op
eration, though fairly firm until reports
an inaennite suspension 01 proposca raie
Inrreaat-a gained currency. Home of the
hlghpriced specialties, notably Industrial
Alcohol, which reacted 6 points, also con
tributed lu the sharp reversal of the final
hour.
Steady decline of Btudebaker, which fell
8 point to 70 ',4, exerted no effect for a
time, although accompanied hy reports
dealing with prospective dividends. Ohio
Oaa wns again under heavy pressure at an
extreme decline of ! to 122, and Sinclair
Oil fell S points to the new low record
of 40.
United States Steel, Bethlehem new stock,
I,ackawanna and Crucible, as well aa
Superior Steel and Colorado Fuel were the
Jtrcr.g'st Issues, recording groan gains of
to 3 points, but forfeiting much of this
before the colse.
Coppers, shippings, oils, sugars and the
usual semi-war specialties were better at
one time hy 1 to 8 points, and Pittsburgh
Coal led the coalers. Reading waa almost
the only high grade railway Issue to mani
fest marked strength, but reacted sharply
on relatively small dealings, Total sales,
1,024,00ft shares.
A pronounced Increase In demand for
Titberty 3 '4s at par or belter was the fea
ture of an Irregular bond market, aome
rails and Industrials being distinctly heavy.
Total sales, par value, (4,676,000. United
Slates coupon and registered 4s gained M
per oent on call.
Number of sales and quotations on lead
ing stocks;
Sales. High. Low, Close.
Am. Beet Sugar... 2,000 94 93 2
American Can 1,900 60 49 49
Am. Car A Fndry., 9,10ft 79ft 77 76
Am. Locomotive... 3,100 73 71 44 71 4
Am. 8. A Refng.... 10,909 1091, 107 107
Am. Sugar Refng., 800 121 119ft 119
Am. Tel. A Tel.... 400 1234 123 122
Am. Zinc, U A M .. 300 31 A 31 80
Anaconda Copper,. 11,400 81 82 St
Atchison 9.000 103 100 '4 100
A. ii. A W. I. B L. 1.80ft 114 111 111
2,400 75 741 74
.1)0 41 4 41 41 ',,
Baltimore A Ohio,
Bulla A Sup. Cld,
Cal. Petroleum. . . ..
Canadian Pacific
lent nil Leather.
800 1914 1
8.000 98 H ti 84 Uj
Chesapeake A Ohio 2,300 82 91 S 81 '
C. M, A St. Paul.. 1.400 77 76 76
Chicago A N. W... IU0 111 110ft 110ft
a, H. 2. A P. otfa 6fi4
Chlno Copper 2,100 57ft 61 6tift
Colo. Fuel A Iron. 2,40 54ft 62 63
Corn Prod. Refng. 6.0n0 82 83 32
Crucible Steel 67,1'dO 88 86 86ft
Cuba Cane Sugar.. 6.700 44 43ft 42ft
Distillers Security. . !. 400,23 ft si 31
Kr , 3,600 27 2G 3
General Electric , 160
General Motors... 16,800 121 117 117
Ot, Northern pfd., 400 108ft 108 lf74
Ot. N, Ore otfs,... 700 33 32 32ft
Illinois Central.... 200 104 108 103 "
Inspiration Copper, 11,000 64 63 63
Int. ilf. M. Pfd,.... 7.900 84
Int Nickel 1.30Q 39
inter, raper Q tn
K, C. Southern.... 400 23U 23. 23
Hennacott copper,, i.zvu ti
Louis. A Nash
Matwell Motors,.
Mtx, Petroleum...
Mlnml Copper 1 ,30ft 41
12 82U
89 89ft
37 87 44
Missouri Pacific. 4.
Montana Power....
Nevada Copper....
N. Y. Central
N. T., N. H. A U.
Norfolk A West...
Northern Pacific. .
Pacific Mall
Pacific Tel. A Tel.
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal, . .
ftay Con. Copper...
Reading
Rep. Iron A Steel.
Shut. Ariz. Copper.
Southern Pacific.
Southern Railway.,
Htudebaker Corp...
Texas Co
9,100 12 31 lift
96
1.200 23 23 23
1,900 93 92ft 92
4,400 38 37 37
1,100 126 124 124
1,600 104 103 103
6.000 SOft 29 29
28
800 63 63 68
26,000 68 56 ft 56 ft
1,709 28 21ft 38
9.900 9- 91 9
21,800 93 91ft 91
600 27 ft 26 27
1,700 95 ft 94 94
3.0H0 2 28 37
71,20ft 7fl 7ftft 71ft
1,000 216 tllft 110
L'nton Pacific 9.10ft 138 136 137
U. fl. Ind. Alcohol. 10.600 164 15844 U9ft
IT. 8. Steel 310,700 133 120ft 130ft
t. 8.. Steel pfd.... 700 118 117 117
Utah Copper S.300 112 110 110
Wabash pfd "B".. 1,300 27 44 26 26
Western Union 92 ft
Westlngh. Electric. 9.200 61 61 61
Total sales for the day, 1,024,000 shares.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago. III., June 27. battle Receipts,
21,000 head; market weak; native beef cat
tle ,99.60913.85; atoekera and feeders, 98.76
910.00; cows and heifers, 16.60911.66;
calves. 111.00915.50.
Hogs Receipts, 29,000 head ; market
weak, 10c to 26c below yesterday's aver
ane; bulk of sales, (1 4.66 0 16.60; light. 814.10
918.20; mixed. 114.40916.70; heavy, 14.35
916.79; rough, 114.86914.66; plga, $10,769
14.10.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 16,000 head;
market weak; wethers. (8.66911.40; ewes,
(ft. 00910.26; lambs, 110.76916.75; springs,
911.60918.10.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
St. Joseph, June 87. Cottle Receipts,
2.000 bead market lower; steers. 19.00 9
13.26; cows and heifers, 16.00 913.60; calves.
(9.00914.00.
Hogs Receipts, 8.009 head; market
lower; top, $15.60; bulk of sales, $14,659
15.40.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2,200 head;
market lower; lambs, 113.00913-00; ewes,
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