THE BEE : OMAHA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1919.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Nebraska Lands
' CLOSE IN .
- 97-Acre Farm
Ons-nalf mil from paved road, I Vi
falls to Omaha; 1( acre la alfalfa, 8
acrre pasture, balance under plow; good
7-room houae, i year old; food furnace;
. bar crib, alia, cattle barn, 36,000 worth
of Improvtmcnta. Price 360 per acre.
feu will never find anything Ilk tola
for Ui money. If you look forever, eo
-dee t Omaha.
Graham-peters realty co.
. 821 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Omaha. Neb.
Poi'R mllaa from Omaha. South 88 acrea
weat half of aouthweat quarter wctto
" T, township It north. . range II cast.
: Write Oscar E. Waer, Grand Rapid.
Michigan
tOR Weatern Neoraaka arid Eastern Col
orado lands ace
HELD LAND CO..
; . 664 Brandola Bldg.
FOR NEBRASKA LANDS BEB
A. A. PATZMAN.
TIO Kirtiach Blk. Tyler 684.
IMPROVED and unimproved wheat farmav
Ktmhall county. Neb, R. E. Holman.
' ' BuhnU. Neb. -
WERRIOK COL'NTT, Improved corn ami
' alfalfa farm at the right price, M. A.
- LARSON Central City. Neb.
PRICE and terma right on northeast Ne
, braska Improved corn and alfalfa farm,
a V. Neleon. Ill Om. Nat Bk. Bldg.
WRITK me tor ploture and price of my
farm and ranches In good old Dawea Co.
Arab U Hunrerford. Crawford. Neb.
Ohio Lands.
FERTILE farm land; bountiful commer
cial and forage crops; ahallow water
dtatrtctj choice locations, dry and Ir
rigated, Improved or unimproved; 110,
. ISO. 130. 140, S acre; terms. C. Nell,
Haswell, Colo.
South Dakota Lands.
liANCH for sale. 1,200 acres deeded, 4.120
acre leased. Leases run I years from
March 1. 1820. Pric 140 per acre. Thl
ranrh Is located In the Rosebud country
In South Dakota. Address Y-711 Omaha
He. '
- Texas Lands.
. TEXAS LAND.
Why buy In a company T Own your
own I or 10-scr horn farm and oil
ftld In Galveston county. Priced to sell.
Address iul West Seventh St. Lexing
ton Neb. . ,
Miscellaneous.
I.
SI A. FARM, 19,000, with 3 producing
oil wells, netting owner 120 per month
for oil; H mil to school, mil to vil
lage, with electrlo cars, stores, ohureh;
70 acres tillage, balanoa spring-watered
pasture; wood tome use; 60 apple trees,
5-story houae, plaiza 120 ft., basement
barn, poultry and hog houses. To settle
estate Part down and balance easy
terms. When there's oil on a farm on
never know what good luck the futura
may bring. Traveling Instructions page
49. Strout' Fall Catalog, 100 pages. Bar
gains 11 states. Copy mailed free.
Strut Farm Agency, 131-BF. H T.
Lite Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
" For Iowa, Ncbraaka aod South Dakota
farms end ranches
ALEXANDER & GIPE,
Doug. 1008. 881 Paston Blk.
FARM LANDS WANTED.
WE will aell your farm; timely aalea;
qulok result. Bald Land Co., 484
Brandel Bldg. '
AUTOMOBILES.
For Sale.
IOMK BARGAINS IN USED FORD CASS
McCaffrey motor
company,
, (The Kandy-Ford Servlc Station)
Hth and Jackson St. Doug. 8500
Market and Industrial News of the Day
LIVE STOCK
' Omaha. Oct II. 1111.
Receipts were: Cattt Hog Sheep
oniolal Monday ....IS, 300
Official Tuesday .... ll.it
Official Wedneaday. 12.77J
i.m
8.808
(.071
Estimate Thursday. ,11,800
Four daya thl week. 68, 747
Sam days last wk. 61,144
Sara dya 1 wka. ago. 89,4(3
Sara dy. t wks. ago. 80,387
Saras day year ago. 14,412
18.824
11,(41
18.691
1,200 18,800
31,873 70.7M
17,830 81,700
19.(16 82.401
21,(26 118.471
17,171 71,701
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, Omaha, Neb
for 14 hours ending at I o'clock p. m
Oct 22. ISIS. )
RECEIPTS CARS.
f Cat Hgs. Sh. Ha.
wabasn 1 ...
Missouri Pactflo 1 ...
Union Pad f lo 134 II
C. N. W east 8 1
C. A N. W., west 104 23
C, St. P., M. 0 1 8
C, B. Q., eaat S I
C. B. Q., weat 148 18
C, R. I. A P., eaat .... 1 I
C, R. I. ft P., weat ... 1
Illinois Central T S
Total receipt ......416 (0
17 ...
8 ....
is i
10
2
10
DISPOSITIONHEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris Co 1,057 808 41
Swift & Co. 2,768 1,480 2.310
Cudahy Packing Co, .. 1,664 1,560 1.390
Armour Co 1,630 1,464 1,481
T. W. Murphy 831
Lincoln Packing Co.
So. Om. Pkg. Co
John Roth A Son',.,,
Mayerowlcb. A Vail ...
Glasaberg
P. O'Dea
Wilson Pkg. Co. .....
W. B. Van. Sant & Co. .
F. P. Lewis
Huntzlnger & Oliver
J. B. Root Co
3. H. Bulla
Rosenstock Bros. ....
r. u. Kellogg
pegen.
Werthelmer
Ellis A Co. ..
Sullivan Bros. ......
A. Rothschild
Mo.-Kan. C. A C. Co.
E. o. Cbristl
Baker
Banner Bros
John Harvey
Jensen A Lundgren .
Dennis A Francis ...
Choek A Krebs
Omaha Pkg. Co
Morris, Sioux Falls ..
Other buyera
Total
16
21
21
27
31
20
99
88
136
33
(75
165
125
(02
690
81
116
167
109
82
39
64
666
87
91
' 44
I
1,817
.11,838 1,185 14,917
44
6,692
Cattle On of the heaviest Thursday's
run of cattle being her this season was
a offer this morning, arrivals amounting
to 18,000 head. Total for the week Is 68,
700 head, which la with one exception the
heaviest ot the season. Desirable beef
was not very plentiful and while the
undertone waa easier on all claasea ot utuff
good to choice killing steers sold nearly
steady. Butcher stock was slow, early
sales being weak with the tendency
lower. Lack of country outlet for stockers
and feeders yesterday left the yards full
of cattla and thla morning demand waa
very restricted and movement extremely
dull at prices 25o and more lower than
yesterday, and fully (076o lower than
Monday.
For the week anythtng desirable In
the beef line is selling fully steady, some
of the corn-feds being a little stronger If
anything. While choice cows are a little
higher, canners are fully atesdy and mo
ilium grades looked a little i lower If any
thing. Practically all classes of storkcre
Snd feeders are sharply lower than Mon
ay, with the exception of the choice
heavy steers on which country buyer
had packing competition.
WESTERN CATTLE.
WYOMING.
GRAIN MARKET
Omaha Grala Market. s
Omaha, Neb., Oct )
Arrivals of grain werer agala light;
carlot receipts were: Wheat, 47; corn,
14; ata, II; rye. 3. aad barley. 1. Wheat
waa practically unchanged. Th few car
ot corn market ranged from unchanged
to a snide lower. Oats brought yester
day's price. Ry wa up a cent while
barley was about unchanged. The mar
ket a a whole waa Quiet and without
particular feature.
Wheat No. 1 bard: 1 ear, ll.H (smut
ty); 1 car, 13.16; 1 car. 11.15 (smutty);
1 ear, II It (smutty); 1 ear, 13.11. No. 1
hard; 1 car, 12.23; 1 ear. 11.22; 1 car,
13.20; I cars. 13.19; 1 car. 13.17; 1 ear,
13.17 (smutty); I cars, 12.14 (smutty);
1 car, 13.12 (yellow amutty). No, 4 hard:
1 car, 12.17; 1 cars. 2.I$; 1 car, 12.14.
No. I hard: 1 car, 12.11; 1 car. 13.10; 1
car, 13.09; 1 ear, 12.07 (yellow); 1 car,
12.11 (rye.) No. 1 northern spring: 1 car,
12.40. No. ( northern spring: 1 ear, 11.30;
1 cars. 12.25 (loaded out); 1 car, 13.23.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car, 12.26. No. 1 mixed:
1 rar, 13.21; 1 ear, 32-08 (durum). No. 4
mixed; 1 ear, 13.16. No. I mixed: 1 can,
12.13.
Corn No. I whit: I ear, 11.16. Sample
white; 1 ear 11.27, No. yellow: 1 car.
I1.I7H. No. 3 yellow: 1 car, I1.36H; 2
cars, 11.86. No. 4 yellow! 1 car, I1.86H.
Sample yellow: 1 car, 11.31. No. 1 mixed:
1 car, 11.84. No. 3 mixed: 1 ear, 11.33.
No. 4 mixed: 1 3-5 car, 11.33.
Oats No. 3 whit: 1 car, IIKe. No. I
white: 1 cars. 68c; 1-6 car, (8c. No. (
white: 1 cars, (7He; 2-5 car, (7c,
x Rye No. I: 4 ears, 11.21.
Barley: No. 4: 2 can, 11.13; 1 ear,
11.13.
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Today Week Tear
Receipts Ago Ago
Wheat 4T (4 29
Corn 24 21 29
Oats 13 18 32
Rye Ill
Barley Ill
Shipments
Wheat 118 85 10
Corn 18 11 26
Oata ( 43 8 . 49
Rye .'. 0 0 3
Barley 0 0 1
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS.
Wheat , Corn Oats
Chicago 124 151 117
Kansas City 145 I 9
St. Louis ..151 (8 25
Minneapolis 436 ... ...
Duluth 65 '
Winnipeg 765
Omaha Grain Inspection.
Th number of cars of grain of the sev
eral grades Inspected "in" her during
the past 74 hours follows:
Wheat No. 1 hard. 10; No. I hard, 8;
No. 4 hard, 3; No. 6 hard, 2 ; sample hard,
4; No. 1 mixed, 1; No. 2 mixed, I; .No.
1 mixed, I; No. 4 mixed, 2; No. 5 mixed,
3; No. 1 spring, 1; No. 2 spring, 1; No.
3 spring, 1; No. 4 spring, 2; No. 4 durum.
1; Total. 63.
Corn No. 2 whit. 8; No. 4 whit, 1;
No. 1 yellow, 1; No. 2 yellow, 6; No. 3
yellow, 2; No. 4 yellow, 2; No. I yellow
1; No. 3 mixed, 4; No. I mixed, lr No.
mixed, 1; Total, 27.
Oats No. 1 white, 1; No. 4 white, 1;
Total, 2.
Rye No. 1. 6 Total, I.
, Barley No. S, 1; Rejected, 2; Total, 3.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Tr. Ago
Today.
.1,744,006
BZU.VOO
Receipts
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Shipments-
Wheat
Corn
Oata
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
2hfr.. 702 19 IS 9 cows. 913 17 00
llelvs.. 294 10 60 ; 5 civs.. 146 11 00
25 cows. 1004 - 0 10 17 cows. 823 S 60
17hfrs.. 812 0 76 ' 62 fdrs. 005 11 75
NEBRASKA.
I atkra. 491 ( 60 10 fdrs. 801 9 76
32hfrs.. (61 7 60 9 cows., 976 7 25
15 fdrs. 1130 11 25 14 strs.. (77 9 25
'Auto Clearing House j
Omaha's .Largest Used Car Store.
THE ONE PLACH WHERE TOU CAN
33UY A USED CAR WITH A THREE
DAT MONEY BACK GUARANTEE.
1914-14-K Farnam. Dougla 6311
IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH
YOXJR CAR, NOW IS THE TIME TO
TRaBe FOR A BETTER ONE, AND
WE HAVE THE BKTTER ONES.
CADILLACS, HUDSONS, BOICKS,
FRANKLIN, STUTZ, OLDSMOBILES.
HI'PPS,"' OAKLAND, SAXONS, FORDS
ARF.MEMBe'r. THESE CARS 'ARB
TRADED AND SOLD WITH A
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE.
TRAWVER AUTO CO., 1910 FARNAM.
"RENT A NEWFORD
DRIVE YOURSELF
It CENTS PER MILE. '
TOO' ARE COVERED BT INSUR
ANCE AGAINST LIABILITY RESULT
ING from ACCIDENT.
II NEW 1919 MODEL FORD CARS.
FORD MVERY CO.,
DOU8. 8S. 1814 HOWARD.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prim
beeves. 117. 00 18. 00; good to choice
beeves, S16.S016.E0; fair to good BMves,
814.50(8)16.60; common to fair beeves,
811.60113.60; choice to prime yearlings,
817. 601018. 50; good to choic yearlings,
116. 00$17.00; fair to good yearlings,
13.(0l6.o; common to lair yearlings.
310.0fl12.60; oholce to prime heifers.
8.604S10.OO; cnolo to prim cows, iiu.uu
(HI. 25: good to choice cows. 88.230
.00; lair to gooa cows, so, outs? i . io; com
mit, tn fair. cows. 86.O0e6.26: oholce to
prim heavy feeders, I12.0013.00; good
to choice leeaers, sio.iw-vui mou'iim
to good feeders, 18.60010.00; common-to
fair feeders, I7.O0U8.50; good to choice
tockers. io.wwii.s; isir kj ipuu
stockers, 18.608110. 00; common to tair
tockers, (.6O08.o; stock neuers, o.bu
en. atnb rows. 36.00A7.60: stock
calves. 7. 00010.75; veal ealvja, 17.00
14.00; bulls, stags. te "T.26:
choice to prime" grass beeves, 113.00
5.60; good to onoice grass oeevea,
13,50; rair to gooa grass uw.,
in n nmmAn to fair grass beeves.
6. 0008.50; Mexican beeves, 16.0009.60.
HOGS. mt '
Sh. Pr. No. At. Sh. Pr.
70 111 16 64. .385 160 111 35
200 11 50 60.. 268
1(0 11 70 61. .245
40 12 60 48.. 282
Hob There was a fairly liberal upply
of hog today, 84 loads, estimated at
8,800 head. Th general market Is prob
ably 60 and 76 cents lower than yesterday,
with the emphasis on the 60 cents. Most
AUTOMOBILES
No. At.
87.. 403
(3. .334
66. .337
38. .236
MEEK8 AUTO CO.
Used car bought sold and lebanged.
W buy for cash nd sell on tlm. Full
line to select from. Mlddl State Garage.
2026-8 Farnam 8t Doug. 4101.
VBEP ear or xceoni
PROMPT DELIVERY ON ALL MODELS
NEBRASKA WHITE CO.
FRED a ROGERS, MGR. TYLER 1767,
1407-31 capnoi v-
bEf tl&TII .'utnmnhO. school : beat 1Q-
trical and elf-tartr eoune; day and
-1 ..I. nmM now; free catalogue.
National Automobile School, 2814 North
Twentieth, umana.
WIN TON SIX,
ROBERTS MOTOR CO.
1203 Farnam. Douglas 1111.
USED cars jt exceptional value.
GUY L. SMITH,
fttt Farnam St Doug. 1ITI.
USED CARS AND TRUCKS.
AT HAKUain .
niniBr, MOTOR CAR CO.
MM Farnam 8t Omaha. Nh
FOR 8ALE--Saxon runabout In splendid
ir. n K eta it. Call Pro
tector Sa'lea Co.. 1729 Howard. -Tyler
4 3645. - '
FORDS. BUICKS, DODGE. NEW AND
, USED CARS. FORD BODIES.
O'ROURKE-GOLDSTROM .AUTO CO..
tint QAltTH !4TK ST. SOUTH 181.
WANTED FOR SPOT CASH. 100 USES
CARS; quick aetion; no aeimj. Ex
change Co.. 1069 Farnam St P. (036
UNITED AUTO PARTS CO..
1033 r AKIN AJVl.
EXCEPTIONAL USEDCAM.
T'h . n . -, , itlt. .m,4 n
dttton, for sale cheap. Call Doug. 4101,
after 1 o'ctocs: ror parucuir.
mrn ntVTE BTTMt.
B, NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY.
1620 Farnam Bt
OAKLAND Sensible Six.
MARSH OAKLAND CO.
2300 Farnam St
' BARGAINS IN U8ED CARS.
15th A Jackson. Ford Agent. P. H.
mTt).u.nl r.m anW mlSHtfl VI CSB't T-
pair, Sol mnfr. of new self-spachig i af
finity spsrx piug. aysoonr. n
FOR TERMS ON USED CARS
V AM RRllNT'S
Look for th red eal on wind shield.
AUTOMOBILE electrical repairs; service
station for Rayneia earoureior
Columbia storage batteries, cawmrne.
FORD MARKET. ,
4S Vnrvt.m t
Cash. Time. Liberty Bond.
. GOOD USED CARS. .
GUY L. 8MITH.
YOUNG LADIES
We offer you a well paid
position. Pay you while in
training. . ,
Permanent work.
1 Bapid advancement.
InvestisraU our working
1 Conditions. '
Operatora Employment Bu
reau, 613 New Telephone
Building, 19th and DouglM
Streets. .
140
11 (0
17 75
12 65
For Sale.
1919 OLDSMOBILE, practically new. ex
tras; best oner. oom iv onw
Douglas emu.
Cars for Hire.
r.a isn i.mr.u cars FOR HIRE
Drive . ouraeit, at very ruiiui
nrlceai no extra to pay. Nebraska
Service Garage, 18th and Farnam. D.
7890. .
Tires and Supplies.
USED TIRES DIRT CHEAP.
t(wt 11 (in- riTaix. 16.00.
All sise In proportion. Loo- ever
"our rebuilt. Open Sundays. Tylr Jos.
90S N. 16th St. Keyaton Tlr Shop.
KEW TIRES y2 PRICE
Flak, Goodrich. Bull tires, Lee, nreston.
KAIMAN TIRB JOBBKHi5, aula rarnam,
Use The Bee want ads for results,
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
HARLEY - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
Bargain In used macnu.es. ii
Rons, the mutorcvcl man. 17th ana
Leaven wort n at.
'Repairing and Painting.
m -TA TOR CORES INSTALLED.
Manufactured In Omaha, 24-hour serr
lce for auto, truck and tractor. Expert
radiator and fender repairing; ooujr
dent removed; new fender mad,
numi ATTTCi RADIATOR MFG. CO.
1819 Cuming St Tyler 817.
F. P. BARNUM CO., 1121 Cuming, ueug.
glaa SU4, xiign graue sluiuuw" v'"v
ng.
'Horses Live StocWVehicles.
800 Sets of Harness.
A Ms nant Aismunt No war price.
Here ar om of our bargain: 100
eta of harness, 151 per set 406 sets
at I66.8I. 100 eeta of show names at
reasonable prices. 100 set of ud hr-
ness, 136.00. Curled bair leather ool
lar. 15.50 ach. Other leather collars
11.15. Best 1-In. halter. i. eacn.
r. tilin ner set of four.
We ar th largest harnes dealer i
the west Reference First National
bant MIDWEST HARNESS CO..
' Tfl No. 16th St. Omaha. Neb,
RROOD SOWS.
Buy on Birdhaveif Profit Sharing Plan.
rnone vveo. bb. v. q. -r """"
100 HEAD good quality feeder for ale.
Matt unien, Murao. o. u.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
WHEAT screenings. 12.50 per hundred,
rt.llv.rert. 801 Mortn iia au, a
Wagner Douglss 1143.
PERSONAL.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial bom
OllCitS TOUr OIO ClOlUing. iurunur,
....i.. wa Bolleat We distribute.
Phone Doug. 4111 and our wagon will
call. Call and Inspect our new noma.
1111-1112-1114 Dodge street
MONEY TO LOAN.
ORGANIZED tv the Business Men ef
Omaha. FURNITURE, piano and Bote
as security. tu mo., st. gooa, iouu.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY.
421 security Bldg., letn ana rarnsm.
"ry 668.
" LOANS ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES. ETC
EAGLE LOAN OFFICE,
1101 DOUGLAS ST.
' DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest ratoa. Private loan booths: Harry
Malashock, loi4 uosge. v. tsis. r-s, isse.
FARMS and city loans. .
r , m H.-V LOUGEB. INCL
: 133 KeeUo Bids. .
702,000
189.000
328,000
685,000
Today.
1,607,000
881,000
1,410,000
540,000
461,000
835,000
FINANCIAL
New York, Oct. 21. Not tat many
months has the stock market recorded
such violent fluctuation and extraordi
nary activity as attended todays unset
tled session, the turnover running far In
xcets of 2.00Q.IOI hara.
The tone was Irregular te heavy at th
outset, but soon strengthened on further
spectacular movements In steels and af
filiated issue, at xtrema gain at 1 to
11 points.
Meanwhile, such recent favorites as
motor, oils, - shippings and food shares
developed Increasingly heavy tendencies',
contributing largely te th market com
plete reversal at noon.
All gain war effaced while th ex
tensive selling movement was under way,
reactions from best price ef the first
hour ranging from 8 to 15 point. In a
number of noteworthy Instance overnight
losses ot 1 to 18 point war registered.
Lacking mora obvious reasons, there
was a, disposition among, trader t at
tribute the market'a reverlsh course to
the boK of the labor delegation from the
Industrial conference and to related in.
dustrlal development.
On th surface, nothing In the money
situation aocounted for the market' va
gariea. Call loans were freely made at
yesterday' minimum of t per cent after
opening at 6, and some loans were made
at the unusually low rate ot iVt per cent
before the close.
Feeble rallies occurred tn the last hour,
the comparative strength of rail and to
baccos Inviting moderate buying else
where. The recovery failed to hold. bow.
ever, the market closing with many Im
portant stocks only fractionally ever the
day'a minimum quotation. Sale amount j
ed to 2,236,000 (hare. .
To add to the day' confusion, foreign
exchange weakened. Italian remittances
made a new low record with decline la
rates to Scandinavian centers.
Bonds were influenced by the course
ot stocks, turning from early strength
to heaviness later. Liberty issue were
Irregular with the foreign division. Total
sales (par value) aggregaled 116,150,000.
Old U. S. bonds unchanged on call. !
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Amer. Beet Sugar 5,300 7 93 n
Amor. Can 17.600 6614 61
Amer. Car & tdy. 3,700 136U 1S3
Am. H. & L ,pfd. 3,500 141 138
Amer. Loco. ..,..19,600 112 107
Amer. S. & Re..., 3,800 74Vi 73
Amer. Suirar Re... 2.400 139 136
Amer. Sum. Tob. 6,500 106. 103 104
Amer. T. & T 1,700 99 99 Mj ssifc
Amer. Z . L. A S. 300 21 71
Anaconda Copper. 8,200' 69 6T
Atchison 3,400 91 90
A. G. A W. I. S. S. 6,600 186H 180
Baldwin Loco. ..86,100 164 141
B. A 0 2,300 40 38
Beth. Steel "BM. 133,100 112 108
Butte & Su. Cop
Cal. Petroleum .. 4,600 63
Canadian Pas. ... sou iso
Central Leath. ...17,800 107
1,206
4,400
1,000
1,600
1,400
1,800
-6714
44
31
28
43U
49
'97
Chesa. Ohio..
C. M. & St. P...
Chi. & North....
C, B. I, A P...
Chlno Copper . .
Colo. Fuel & I.
Corn Product ...50.006
Crucible Steel 19.500 261
Cuba Cane Sugar. 8,300 41
Die. Secur. Corp.
Erie
Gen. Elec. ......
Gen. Motor ....
Gt. Nor., pfd....
Gt. Nor. Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central .
Insplra, Copper
1,600
7.700
100
8,300
of the hogs sold at I11.6O0U-76, but a
light proportion sold above this, there
being more hogs at 111.24 than even
money. Choice light nogs sold rrom
113.00 up. top being reported at 112,60.
Extreme heavies were in the undesirable
class and sold as low as 111.00. Bulk
for the day wa 311.25 11.76.
FAT LAMBS.
No. At. ' Pr. No. Av. Pr.
300 Wyo.. 68 114 00 141 Ida. 66 114 16
157 fed.. 78 14 00
- FEEDER IAMBS.
106 Wyo. 54 13 90 116 Wyo. 41 11 00
8Wyo. 47 8 60
FAT EWES.
II Wye.-. 9 T 75 46 cull.. TT I 75
172 Wyo. . 87 60 '
FEEDER YEARLINGS. ,
181 Wyo.. 86 25
FAT YEARLINGS. r
410 Wye. 91 . 10 25 230 Wyo.. 84 10 78,
Sheen A run of 18.800 sheen and Iamb
rrtved far today's market and character
of offerings were about the same a usual.
A few good western arrived and several
shipments ot warmed up and short fed
classes were included in tn receipts.
Packing demand waa bearish from the
start and a general effort wa made to
cheapen cost on fat lambs, prices In this
branch ef the trade ruling about a quar
ter lower, Fairly good short feds had
to sell at ' 114.50, Indicating an outside
price of about 815.00 for toppy fat west
erns. Fair kinds of killers moving around
I14.00O14.25. Fat sheep ruled generally
steady. Good ewes moving around 17.60
witn wetners quota Die up to s.7e ana
yearlings up to 111.00 11.60.
Quotations on sheep: Lambs, good to
choice, 314.50015.00; lambs, fair to good.
si4.unvi4.oo; cnotce reeaer lambs, 312.65
013.00; medium to good feeders, 312.00
12.60; common and light feeders, $10.50
11.76; culls and throwouts, 7.0010.00:
Jearllngs, 10.0011.50; wethers, 9.00
,76; ewes, good to choice, 17.2507.75;
ewes, fair to good, 16.2507.26; good feed
ing ewes, 36.0006.76; ewe culls and can
ners, I2.604.oo; Dreeamg ewes, 97.500
13.00.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago. Oct. 23. Cattle Receipt. 16.-
000 head; estimated tomorrow, 9,000 head;
market unsettled. Beef steers, medium
and heavy weight, choice and prime,
116.75019.40; medium and good, 111.000
16.60; common, 38.50 011.00; light weight,
good and choice 114.00018.85; common
and medium. 37.76014.00; butcher cattle,
heifers. 16.76014.50; Cows, 16.66013.00;
canners and cutters, 16.6006.65; veal
calves, 117.00018.00; feeder steers, 17.000
13.25; stocker steers, 16.00010.75; west
ern range steers, 17.76 0 15.60; eows and
neirers, .oopi3.ou.
noes Receipt. 33,000 head: estimated
tomorrow, 15,000 head; market closing
Iirm at yesterday s average. iop, 113. m;
bulk, 112.16013.00; heavy, 111.60013.00;
medium, 111.60 011.10; light, 111.400
13.00: light light 112.00012.60; heavy
packing sows, smooth, 812.00012.25;
packing sow, rough, 111.10012.00; pigs,
Sll.60ei2.25.
Sheep ana iiamos Receipts, s,onu
head: estimated tomorrow. 10.000 head
market weak. Lambs, 112.50015.75;
culls and common. 88.60012.25: ewes.
medlumN good and choice, 16.7508.60;
culls and common, 13.0006.50; breeding,
16.75012.50.
St. Louis lire Stock.
East St Louis. 111.. Oct. 23. Cattle
Receipts, 5,000 head; steady to strong;
beef steers, medium and neavy weight.
choice and prime. 816.50018.60: medium
and rood. 110.76016.60; common, 18.75
10.75; light weignt, gooa ana cnoice, n.uu
018.25: common and medium, 88.000
14.00; butcher cattle, halters, 37.00016.00;
cows, 16.60012.00; canners and cutters,
16.1506.60; veal calves, light and handy,
114.60017.00; feeder steers, 86.60011.50;
stockers, 8i.5UVio.ov.
Hog Receipts. 8.50 neaa: steady
top, 11.80; bulk, 112.26012.60; heavy
weignt, sis.socgriz.7u; meaium, 912.20107
13.90; Iignt. iz.zuriz.9u: itgni ugnt,
811. 2518)13.60: heavy packing sows, smooth
810.76011.60; packing sows, rough, 89.60
010.75; pigs, xio.out&iz.oo.
She and Lambs Receipts. 2,500 head
steady to higher; lambs, 84 pounds down.
iiz.oo9sib.vu: eutis ana common, eo.uutrv
11.50: yearling wethers. 19.60011.60; ewes
medium and choice. 15.0007.50; cull and
common, 3.ooJ4.50.
' '' Kansas City Live stock.
Kansas City. Mo.. Oct 21. Cattle Re.
eelpts, 1,000 bead: generally steady; heavy
beer steers, cnotoe ana prime, io.uia
11.86: medium and sood. 312.00(815.86
common, 39.80011.85: light weight, good
and choice, 813.00017.36; common and
medium. 88.00018.00; butcher cattle, heif
ers. 86.65(813. 76: cows. 86.40(911.75: can
ner and cutters, 85.25Jti6.5b; veal calves,
312.40017.00; feeder steers, 88.30013.50;
stocker steers. 15.7009.60.
Hogs Receipts. 9.000 head; II cents
lower: bulk. 111.65012.00; heavies, 111. 75
913.4V; meaium, siz.uutani.eu; ngnu,
tnstU4(l- llrht llrhts. 111.50012.20:
packing sow. 110.71011.36; pigs, 111.00
013.15.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,008 head;
market slow; steady to 16 cents lower;
lambs, 113.00015.25; cull and common.
18.60011.16; yearling wethers, 39.350
10.15; ewes. 16.0007.60; culls and com
mon. 18.0005.75; breeding ewes, fi.vuw
14.00; feeder Iambs. I1O.5O01Z.36. ..
'i Bt. Joseph Live Stock.
St Joseph. Mo.. Oct. 23. Cattle Re
ceipts, a,ovu neaa; marKoi mgiier, dicbib,
7.5oi3.oo; cows na neuers, ss.euv
11.00; calves, 17.00015.60.
Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head; lower; top,
113.50; bulk, ii.oooi J.J.
Sheen and Lamb Receipt. 4.000 head
steady: lambs, 13.00015.60; ewes, 36.60
07.76. .
; Hew York Dry Goods.
New York,' Oct 11. Dry goods market
wa quieter In the primary division, due
to report of labor conditions. Burlap
shipments from Calcutta In September
were aooui te.vug.oue yaras. , in demand
jior sua wa active.
88
45
932
61
Int. Mer Ma., pfd. 6,500 113
Inter. Nickel ....11,800 28
inter. Paper ....
K. C. Southern...
Kennecott Cop..
& N
Mer. Petroleum
Miami Copper .
Midvale Steel ..
Missouri Pacific. 6,000
Montana Power . 200
N. Y. Central .... 1,000
N. Y N. H. H. ,18,000
Norfolk & West.
Northern Pao ...
Pacific Mail ....
Pan-Am. Petro. .17.200 137V 13181. 132U
Pennsylvania .... 1,600 45 43 43
Pitts. & W. Va , 53
Pittsburgh Coal . 2,400 64 63 63 1
Ray Con. Copper. 1,600 23 28 23
Reading 11,600 88 81 81
Keo. I. B 71.100 118 108 lieu
Sinclair O. A R. .69.500 62K 60V Kit-
Southern Paclflo .56,800 109 107 108
Southern Ry 8,400 26 25 26
BtuaeDaxer core.ss.700 140 . 134 l.tdii
Texas 1C0. 6,900 311 101 306
Tobacco Products 9.600 lOSU 104 - 164
Union Pacific 4.500 124V4 122 1281
United Ctg. Stores.92,600 117 114 116
u. a. ina, aivdhdi. 1,1, iuu lit 1UT IVV
8. Steel
V. S. Steel, pfd
Utah Copper . ,
Western Union
Westing. Elec.
Willys-Overland
National Lead ,
Ohio Cities ...
Roy'l Dutch, N.
Bid.
63
133
K 189
108
14 .
139
61
149
103
67 Vf
42
SU
SI
181
14
39
106
26
61
150
104
67
44
m
28
42
46
33
247 .249 '
41 41
8,100 87 85 85
900 15 16 15
800 171 168 168
1,600 336 330 330 ,
86 86
44 44
93 93
80 60
112 112
28 28
12,800 69 64 66
700 19 18 19
2,000 34 34 84
600 113 111 111
26,300 262 252 25
700 27 26 27
.70.600 56 63 68
89
66
74
36
700 100
2,300 87
29
65 85
72 73
32 94
99 100
85 86
S7H
.26,001 114 108
. 700 116 116
. 1,300 84
86
83
100 86 86
..11,800 57 66
.20,800 36 84
..29,700 14 88
..12,300 66 64
T.44,000 109 101
108
116
88
86
66
36
98
65
107
,
Chicago Grain and Provisions. ' !
Chicago, Oct. 28. Nervousness and low.
er price - characterised th corn market
most of the tlm today, chiefly owing to
the complicated industrial outlook. The
close wast unsteady, c neS lower to lo
advance, wnn urcemoer I1.ZI4.91.I4V
and May 11.22 01. 22, Oats finished
71 c io nc a own ana provisions varying
from 12o decline to a rise of 60&
Although buying on the part of trong
commission houses rallied the corn mar
ket from an Initial break, the announce
ment that the Industrial conference as
firs: constituted had quit and the mine
worker had refused Secretary Wilson's
strike settlement proposal led to a renewal
of depression. Weakness of the ' etoek
market was also made much of a bearish
factor. On the other hand, knowledge
that hog prices had recovered from a fresh
setback pf 25040c had a tendency to dis
turb short sellers ef corn. Beside there
was continued evldenoe of determination
among farmers and interior owner hot
to sacrifice holdings.
Oata averaged lower with corn. Beside
the longshoremen's strike interfered some
what with seaboard demand,
Packers' buying cave a general upward
slant to provisions. The buying was said
to be based on expectation that hog re
ceipts would be curtailed owing to the re
cent big shrinkage of value.
Corn
Dec.
May
oat.
Dec.
May
Pork.
Oct.
Jan.
Lard.
Oct
Jan.
Rib.
Oct.
Jan.
Art. . (Open. I High. I Low. Close. Tee'y
1.14 1.26 1.23 114 1.21
Ml 1.11 1.31 1.22 1.22
.71 '.Tl .70 .71 .71
.73 .74 .73 .71 .74
.... 41.60 41.68
31.10 11.61 11.80 32.40 81.80
27.0 27.11 27.00 27.15
23.75 24.11 22.70 24.25
18.1T 111.17
17.20 1T.65 17.28 117.60
j
21.11
23.87
11.60
17.10
Sioux City TJve Stock.
Sioux C'.ty. la.. Oct 23 Cattle Re.
celpta, 2,600 head; market steady; beef
steers, fed, 89.00017.26; fat cows and
heifers, 17.00018.60; canners. 15.0007.00;
veal calves, 16.00011.00; stockers and
feeders, 16.60012.00; feeding cow And
heifers, 16.60 0 8.10.
Hogs Receipts, I, too heed; market
26 to CO cents lower: light. 313.00(911.60:
mixed, 111.35012.00; heavy, 110.60011.00;
buiK ot saiea, iu. lojjriz.eu.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,090 head;
market steady, j
St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis, Oct. 23. Corn December,
1.26 asked; May, 11.13 01.11.
Oats December, 71o asked; May, T40.
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, Mo., Oct 23. Close: Corn
December, 11.16; May, 11.22 te
1.228.
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Short Term Note
Peter Trust eeoipany' dally
tlena; Bid. .
Amer. TeL Tel. , 1114.... 36
Amer. Tel. A TeL Is, 1126. ...101
Amer. Thread 6s, 1828 .......10
Amer. Tobacco la. 19lt .100
Affio. Tebaee 7a. 1920.. 101
Amer. Tobacco 7s. 1921 102
Amee, Tobaeco 7s, 1922. .....101
Amer. Tobacco 7a, 1923 101
Anaconda Copper 1st 1119 ... 98
Anglo-French Ext I. 1810.. 17
Armour A Co. Con. Feb. ,
1920 i..lOI
Armour A Co. Coo. Deb, Is,
1931 ,...12
Armour A Co, Cos. Dab. Is,
1922 102
Armour 4b Co, Con. Deb. ,
1131 101
Armour A Co. Con. Db. Is,
1924 101
Bethlehem Steel Co. 7a, 1921.101
Bethlehem Steel Co. 7a, 1121.101
British (. 1111 93
Canada 6s, 1921 18
Canadian aelf lo 6a.. 1124. . 81
C. a A Q. 4s. 1921 15
a. R. I. AT, 6s, J933. ....... 17
Cuban-Amer. ugar 6s, 1121.. 109
Cudahy Pacljwig Co. 7. 1821.101
Gen, Electric Deb. . 1120. ..100
Great Northern Ry. 8. 1920.. 99
Inter. Rap. Trans. Is. 1931.. 71
Kan. City Terminal I. 1121.. 99
Lehigh Valley 6s, 1128 101
Liggett ft Meyers 6s, 1121..., 99
phii. Eieo. s. ill...":::; VtZ
Proctor A Gambia 7s, 1920. .,100
Proctor ft Gamble 7s, 1921... 101
Proctor ft Gamble 7e, 1922... 102
Proctor ft Gamble 7a, 19 21 ....103
Russian Rubles is, 1131..,. 80
Southern Ry. 9. 1910 u 96
8wlft ft Co. 6s, 1121 1... 99
Union Pacific 6a, 1929..
U. S. Rubber 7s. 1923...
Westlnghouse E. ft M. te, 1810.
Wilson Conv. ts, 1911
First Liberty ! .......
Lioerty, let, ....
Liberty, Id, 4s
Liberty. 2d. 4s....,
Liberty, 3d, as
Liberty, 4th, i
Liberty, 6th, 4
101
103
100
97
199.59
96.20
93.68
13.88
6543
83.63
19.52
102
104
100
II
.....
Mlnseapells Grain.
Minneapolis, Mlnn.i Oet 11. Flour
Unchanged. , .
Barley -si. nsoi.ia.
Rye No. 3, 1.I0.
Bran 1ST. 00.
Com 81.37 01. 83.
Oats 86 0 68e.
Flaxseed 14.1004.31.
r. .
X vapor ted Apple and Dried Fruit.
New York, Oct 18, Evaporated Ap
ples Dull, -v
Prunes Quiet
Apricot Unettld.
Peaches- Steady.
Balalne Quiet. : t
New York Coffee.
New York. Oet. 33. Coff-4Rlo No.
7, 16o. Future, easy; December, 16.97c:
March. 19.93c
Cotton futures closed steady; October,
36. lie; December, 35.37c; aJnuary, 14.83c;
March, 14.13c; May. 84.33o.
Veer York Coffee.
New York, Oct. 23. The market for
coffee future wa easier today owing to
report that Brasll waa showing a dis
position to sell more freely and wa ac
cepting bids below the asklnr prices. The
opening was one to four points below last
night's closing figures and active month
sold about 38 to 64 points net lower dur
ing the day with December touching
16.00o and May, 16.16c, New Orleans In
terests were said to be among the more
prominent sellers and ther wa not much
support in evldvinee with th elese shew
ing a net decline of 41 to- 67 point. Oc
tober, 16.10c Pot sober, !t.tfc January
and March, 11.13c; My, 16.98c; July and
September, ll.oOe.
Spot coffee wa reported in fair demand
at !017 for Rio Ts and 1602o for
Santos I. .
New Yerfc .
New York, Oct, 11 Wheat pot,
steady: No, I Red. It6 track Now
York export .billed. '
Com spot, firm i No. I, yellow and
No. 2 white, 11.18 e. t f. New York.
Oats Spot easy; Ne. 1, white, 13 c
BLard Firm: mlddlewest. 117.10 017.11.
Other articles unchanged.
New York, Oct 11. Butter -Unsettled;
creamery higher than extras, 9l07Oe;
extra, 6808c; first 69 06 so.
Cheese Firm; unchanged..
Egg-Steady; unchanged. '
Poultry Live, easier: ehloken lit)
Hot tow), 24 0 800! rooeter. 18c;. tur
keys, 30 035o. Dressed, steady; chicken,
38046c; fowl. 26 089; old rooster,
32 0 2301 turkey. 18 045c -.
' ' Turpentine aad Beeta.
m v.. efi 1utnentln
o.Y.ini.n, vi. v, -w, .
Steady) 11.5401.64; ales, 190 Ml. I re
ceipt. 0 OBIS., saiflUVjl), vwi'i wv,
1,391 bbls.
Rosin Firm: sale. 154 Mls,j receipt.
1,123 bbls.; shipments, II bbls.; stock,
14,861 bbls. ..... .
Quote: B. 111.19: D. l : fj
114.66018.80; O, 118.80017.06: H, llT.lt
0 17 30; I. lil.65018.TO: K, 111.96019.15!
M 119.05018.90; N, 311.890.9.61: W.
131.40; WW, 121,19,
New York Metals. ,
. . . in., Weak:
electrolytic epot and fourth quarter. 120
Z3Ho; smau iota, awcunu uuu, y,r:ftl,.
Iron Firm; no. i norinorn, .o.vv
No. I Kortkertu ttl.oii N. I o.lsMtis
118.99. m ,', ' . ,,,
, Antimony l.tle. .
Load trong; (pot, I.T6, bid! Decern- '
ber, 6.I0O bid, T.lle asked.
Sptlrer tltroot; ot 8t LeuU, OpoV 1
T.TO bid, t.tOo kd. - -'
At London Spot! C0VPr, 1101 7 94;
leetrolytt.' Hit; tin. lit 2 Id I load.' ;
itt 19; spelter, unchanged.
fJonab Hv IsMkot. :. V
Reeelpt ef prairt hay 4ht n the
demsad better, oasslag th market to ad
vance on all grades. Alfalfa firm and
steady. Oat and whect trw some,
higher. . '
Hay No. 1, upland prlrl. 1110 lit N
1 upland prairie. I14011: No, I upland
frairle, 118016; No. 1 midland pralrl.
1910: Ne. I midland prlr(rilll:
No. 1 lowland prairie ll fit; Nfo, I6W.
land prairie, 111011; Mo. 1 lowland oralr
1. (IBI,
1300111 No. 1, 1170
21; standard, I160ITI No. I. 123034; No.
Alfalfa Choice,
1. 117011
New
l.lhartT Hand PrtoM.
York, Oct. It fclbertr
bond
prices at Jl'30 . m. were: syjs, iv.jv
first 4s, 1119; second 4i, 11.11; flHI 4.
95,36; wcond 4s. 93.10; third 4 l.S;
fourtk 4s 93.88; Victory e. li.'.Oi'
Viotory 4s, I9.6A - i
Prices ot Liberty bond at 2:61 P.
were; le, 100.1 i first 4a, 16.19; oec
ond 4s, 93.66; tr 4. Osjl: second
44s. 11.84; third 4. 11.41; fourth 4e,
93 74; Victory 8, IMIi Vtgtory 4-.
M0'.- .
Kow York Cottoni '
New York, Oot. 23. Cotton o?-
aslS7at a net decline el 19 t 1M
Straw Oat. 19.000111 wgeat, 11019. i
Spot Cotton. .
New York. Oct. 13. Cotton Spot,
teady: middling, 36.38c,
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$250,000,000
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Ten-Year $ Convertible Gold Bonds Due August 1, 1929
and
Three- Year 5V2 Convertible Gold Notes Due November 1,1922.
Dated November 1, 1919 Interest Payable Febrwry 1 and August 1
' Direct Obligations of the GoTernment
We are advited that the bonds and note are legal investments for .savings
banks in California. Connecticut and Vermont
Principal And interoet payable) in United State (old coin, at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., with
out deduction for any Brititk taxet, protont or fut ure). l '
COUPON BONDS IN DENOMINATIONS OF $100 and S00 and $1,000 REGI3TERABLE AS;TO PRINCIPAL
COUPON NOTES IN DENOMINATIONS OF $100, $500 AND $1,000.
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The relative amounts of ten-year bonds and three-year notesthe aggregate not exceeding $250,000,'
000 in principal amount are to' be determined by J. P. Morgan & Co. at the time of the closing
of the subscription books. ,
These securities are to be convertible, at the option of the holder, at 100 and interest, into National War
5 bonds, fourth' series, at 1Q0 and interest, Sterling Exchange being computed for the purpose of
tonversiori at the fixed rate of $430 to the pound. ' Such National war bonds are payable h Sterling at
maturity, February , 1929, at 105, and are more fully described below. Conversion of the ten-year
bonds may be made at any time prior to February 1 , 1929. Conversion of three-year notes may be made
at any time prior Jo November f, 1922, notice to be given prior lo September , 1922, of conversions
to be made on or after that date.
Upon such conversion the converting bondholder or noteholder will be entitled to receive 5,232:12 S. O.)
D. Principal amount of such National nar bonds f or each $1,000 principal amount of ten-year bond
or three-year notes surrendered. Details of conversion arrangements and provision for handling fracr
lions will he announced by J. P. Morgan &Qo.mb ehalf of the British treasury within the next few days,
and will be kpt on file at their off ice. 7
The National tvar 5 bonds (fourth series) ar e payable in sterling at 105 on February 1,1929,
at the office of the Bank of England, London. They are now actively traded in on the London Stock
Exchange at and are quoted approximately at 98 3-8 bid, offered at 98 5-8, at which price they yield,
if held to maturity, about 5.70. The following table shows the amounts which a holder of bonds or
notes of this issue xoould realize in dollars, assumin g that such National war 5 bonds tvere sold in
the London market at 100, or rvere paid at maturity at 10, and the proceeds converted into dollars at
varying rales of exchange:
AMOUNT REALIZED FOR EACH 100 OF BONDS OR NOTES.
. Rate of Exchange. Baaed en Sale of National War Based en Maturity Value of
, Bond t 100. 105.
4.30 ' $100. 1 " $108.
4.40 102.34 107.46
4;S0 . . 104.67 109.90
4.60 106.99 112.34
4.70 ; 109.32 114.79
4.80 111.64 117.22
4.8665 "Parity" 113.19 I 118.88
V
We quote as follows from the published prospectus descriptive of the National Dar 5 bonds
(fourth series), payable February 1, 1929, at 105f: "Bonds of this issue, and the interest payable
from lime to time in respect thereof, rvill be exempt from all British taxation, present or future, so
long as it is shown in the manner directed by the treasury that they are in the' beneficial ownership of
a person who is neither domiciled nor ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom of Creat Britain
and Ireland."
This offering is made subject to the approval by our counsel of necessary formalities.
WeOffet 'the Above Obligations for Subscription as follows:
Ten-Year Bonds at 96 and Interest, Yielding Over 6 .
Three-year Notes at 98 and Interest, Yielding About 6.
, i '
Subscription books will be opened at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co. at 10 o'clock, A. M Thurs'
day, October 23, 1919, and will be closed in their discretion.
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY AND ALL APPLICATIONS, AND
'ALSO, IN ANY EVENT, TO AWARD A SMALLER AMOUNT THAN APPLIED
FOR. ; , : ' . V f. ' , V.,. -, -'V.
fA mounts due on allotments will be payable at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., in New York
funds to their order, and the date of payment (on or about November 1, 1919) will be stated in the
notices of allotment. 1 - .
Temporary obligations of the government, or trust t eceipts of J. P. Morgan & Co., will be delivered
pending the engraving of the definite obligations. '
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK, New York. THE NATIONAL CITY CO., New York
. GUARANTY TRUST CO. of New York.
BANKERS TRUST CO. THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE in New York.
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK. THE EQUITABLE TRUST CO. of New York.
CENTRAL UNION TRUST CO. of New York. THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO.
HARRIS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, Chicago.
WM. A. READ A CO. BROWN BROTHERS A CO. LAZARDVrERES
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO. J. AND W. SELIGMAN CO. LEE, HIGGINSON CO.
1 HALSEY, STUART A CO.
KISSEL, KINNICUTT CO. WHITE, WELD 4 CO.
CONTINENTAL AND COMMERCIAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, Chicago.
CENTRAL TRUST CO. of Illinois, Chicago. FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, Chicago.
ILLINOIS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, Chicago.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Boston. THE NATIONAL SHAWMUT BANK OF BOSTON.
OLD COLONY TRUST CO.. Boston.
THE UNION TRUST CO. of PitUhurglu
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Cincinnati
FIRST NATIONAL BANK in St. Louis.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Cle-eland.
FIRST AND OLD DETROIT NATIONAL BANK, Detroit.
THE ANGELO AND LONDON-PARIS NATIONAL BANK, San FraacUca.
WHITNEY-CENTRAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, New Orleaao.
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