THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1921.
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Smoot Favors
Entirely New
Taxation Plan
r
Sales Levy Measure Prepared
By Utah Senator in Line
Villi Some of Otto H.
Kahn'a Suggestions.
By HOLLAND.
Reed Smoot, United Sl
tor Irom L'uli, h (taincJ hih re
pule among the trader in the linan
cial district nl thi reputation it
likely to be enhanced ly the pen
tor t Utrtt exposition of hit ability
in the field cf taxation und eco
noinirt. The rraion which he givei
(or advocating the adoption by con
grri of an entirely new taxation
m ca lure are regarded here ai sound.
The present law it to complicated
and hat occasioned o much fric
tion, involving alio large expenie in
it collection, that it hai teemed to
tome who have given thought to
the question of taxation a though
the better way would be to discard
the present measure and adopt a
much tiinplifted and yet wholly
adequate tax law. ,
Senator Smoot't t.nlatlva bill contains
only a few In paragraph. u h on
of them la eaally und-rstooJ anil tho
presumption la lhat the collet-lion of
tears If lh senator's rcrommomlailnne
In whola or In nan ba adnplril will In-
. . in . . ...i- ... ..n.i alunday estimate
tha taasa at a much amaller tmenae. ."ems day last wo.lt . 1 1. 031
I'resrat Tax Law Harmful.
Tha senator la known to ba a profound
student of economic quoilona uoU hi. In
fluence In Irslalstlon haa bei-n xraatrr
than lha publlu suspects.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of, the Day
Live Stock
Raealpta wara:
Dama day a wk aa. 10.411
Kim. day 3 wk aao.M.IM
Bam day yur ago. .11.J7J
Omaha, Rapt. IS.
Callla Hun Bhaap
l..oo Moo iJ.ooo
I.H7II 45,01")
4.:i 14,4.1
J, ill) 85.S7J
that tha cax niranura which ha haa pra
larad la In ayinpathy wiih aoma of tha
auaaoattona whlrh hava baan mad. by Otto
II. Kthn, rmbnilird In a alatemrnt pre
pared by Mr. Kahn for publication lm
madlataly aftrr hla ruturn to tha Unlt.d
Atataa a faw daya aio from a ptolonitd
aojnurn In Kuropa. '
Mr. Kaha la of tha aama mind aa Sena
tor Bmoot rf.pocllnr tha rffoct of tha
praaant tax law upon bualnaaa. He aaaeria
that thla law baa baan raapon.lbla for
aoma part ot tha builnaaa drpreaalon. Ha,
Ilka Banator Bmoot, baa advocated tha lm.
position ot a aalaa tax. Hla autlMtlon,
howavar, dlffnra from tha ona which
tianator Smoot haa made In thla rc.pect,
that Mr. Kahn favora tha collection of a
email tax upon all aalea, retail and
wholeaale, while Htnator Bmoot prefera
tax upon aalea made by manufacturer,
or whole.nler., eetlmatlnc that If a tax
ot that kind were levied It might yield
perhapa one-fourth of tha entire revenue
ot whlrh the government will atand In
need for aoma yeara. But the funds
mental principle In each recommendation
ia tha aume.
Buelneee Men Favor HeJra Tax,
Probably Senator Smoot haa heard
from buiineee men who ax a whole repre-
aont the entire country. Almont all of
them favor a aalea tax, but there are
aome political conilderationa which have
atood In the way of obtaining a favorable
dlapoaition In congreaa toward the aalea
tax.
Mr. Kahn a recommendation, are aa
eaay to underatand aa are the general
principlee upon which Senator Smoot ha.
formulated hla taxation plan. In the
iirac piace. Mr. Knnn advocatea the early
adoption of a wlae tax, not apeclfylng what
lie haa In mind when he uere the term
'wlae." That, however, waa not necei
aary aa- In earlier addreaaea he had Indi
cated the taxation meanurea which he
felt aura would relieve buslneea and at the
aam time provide abundant revenue.
In the next place Mr. Kahn advocate!
a wlae credit and loan policy. . He Is ap
parently of the opinion that gradually
but aurely a policy of that kind la under
way. It will mean . much to American
business and industry. In the next place
he advocates a wise tariff and by wise he
means a tariff which carrlea to acme ex
tent tha protective featurea but not high
protection. He 'believes that reasonable
aid can be furnished to the farmers and
that, too, without causing; criticism based
upon the charge of class favoritism. But
o much' of America's -prosperity depends
aarnouuure mat in nta opinion
a wise policy lor tno .government to
acllitate the nroductlon of crnns and
atlinulate an inorease in our agriculture,
Vlewa of Mr. Kahn.
We must take heed, Mr. Kahn Bays, of
our expert tr.de, American Industry
furnishes out ot Ita total production in
nomal times about SO per cent of the
commodities consumed In the domestic
market' That leaves a aurnlua ol 20 ner
cent'; upon' wliich our export trade must,
roiy. mat is me estimate wnicb waa
fterellita anil dl.Dmilllnn nt llv etnk
It ta observed i at tha Union Stock Yards, Omaha, Neb.,
for 14 hours, andlna at X d. hi.. Ben-
tenibor 11, Mil:
RECEIPTS CARS.
C. M. at St. P. Ry IS.. ..
Wabash R. R 11 4 .. ..
Missouri Pacific Ry 1 t IS (
Union Pacific R. R ia 1 .. I
C. N. W. Ry., west 11 11 II , 1
I'., St. P.. U. O. Ry.. 4 I .. ..
C, H. A Q. Ry., tast.... 4
l. H. A U. Ry., weat...90 11 SI S
C, R. I. it 1 P., east S
C. H. I. A P., we.t S
Illlnola Central Hy
Chicago Great Weal. Ry... S 1 .. ..
Total receipt .821 71
DISPOSITION HEAD.
IS 13
Armour A Co.....'....
Curiahy Packing Co. .,
Hold Packing Co. ....
Morrla Packing Co. ...
8wlrt A Co
J. W. Murphy
Hwarta Y Co
Lincoln Packing Co. ,
Wllaon Parking Co. ..
M. Olasaburg
Hlualns Parking Co. .'.
Koumnn iiros. .......
John Roth A Sons ,,
So. Omaha Pack. Co. ,
Benton A Van Sant ,,
J. H. Bulla
R. M. Burruss A Co. .
V. H. Cheek
E. O. Christie A Son ..
Dennis A Francia
Ellia A Co
John Harvey
Huntxlnger A Oliver ...
F. O. Kellogg
Joel Lundgren
F. P. Lewi
V,o-Kan. C. A C. Co. .
J. B. Root A Co.
Rosenatock Bros
Sullivan Bros
W. B. Van Bant A Co.
Werthelmer A Degen . .
Other buyer
Ht. Clair
Smiley
Predda
Total ..........
T1
7S3
S44
7C
711
. 107
. 86
. 10
. 11
. 14
. S3
. S4
. m
. 233
. 71
. 218
. 21 "
. 71
. 274
. 300
. 218
.. 100
. 411
. 140
. 40
.1010
. 208
. 7 .
. 144
. 80
.2046
. 25
. 125
. 7
70t 2131
7K7 28
743 340
622 1572
44 2541
123 .,
131 .
Chicago Grain
I30
..10801 tOSl 17478
Cattle Mondav'a liberal run of cattle
created a week feeling In- the tr.ide nnd
while Drlcea held practically ateady for
desirable corn-fed steers and beet west
erns... the .market' waa weak...to-lS36c
)ower on plain heavy cattle. a well a
on tna orainary run oi wwum
steera. Cowa and heifers were In- rather
liberal aupply and sharply lower. In many
cases 25 506 lower than tha beat time
laat week. Demand tor atockera ar.d feed
era waa fair and desirabW lightweight
were generally steady,- while the fleshier
cattle were in liberal supply and largely
15j)25e lower than last week.
Quotation on cattle; unoice to prime
beeves. J8.75.85; good to eholc beevos.
18.25 8.76; fair 5 to good Beeves, 17.76 up
l.25; common to fair beevea, l.7a7.75;
choice to prime yearlings, Sl.7510.25;
.r VI i . '"u icnolee to prime yearlings, n.innii ia
51?! I?Tnih.Kag?,b.!I ,ime'.A-rar. sood to cholc yoarllng. .l0..76; fal
irnH h' u?"fd st,a,te 8teel to good yearlings, S8.26.00; common t
corporation, and of masterlv iphinvampnt
In the development of American export
trade. . . - , .
Here then nr five point upon which
Mr. Kahn base the principle which If
adopted will surely bring about a resump
tion of American prosperity and very like.
! ly establish the United State as the
permanent foremost power in the world
power he I sura that will always make
for peace.
Since tha European war began 'Mr. Kaun
Ba made many addresses, all of which
breathe the spirit of true Americanism.
He baa given much of hla time to investl
Ration here and In Europe. O.io of the
reasons why all that he says is t0 care
fully read Ilea in the fact that he i a
ln,?iter in th" 039 of tne English tongue,
although it Is not his native tonguel
borne of hla sentence are models of Eng.
lieh-- style. None of them are obscured
by thought expressed In a cloudy manner.
It I not forgotten that the profoundest
biographical study of E. H. Harrlman
wa one which waa made by Cttto H.
Jiann and I now regarded a worthy to
S8.i?,l?k'.d w,ih th c'msIo American bio
graphical studies.
.x;":"-. Nw York General. .".''
, rk' Sept. . 12. Flour Unset
tled; spring patent. S8.408.76; spring
iftaTMKn?6? 7-i0: .8oft nter atralghSf
7.75 ' ar wlntef "ralghts, S7.J59
wM',al.Pul,i n? whita and yel
low granulated, S1.761.S0.
Wheat Spot, weak; No. 2 red, 11.3914;
Siisu .,?V,1-i0Vif,'No- 1 Manitoba
''VV and No. 2 mixed durum, SU1,
A J: ' -rc.k New ?". t arrive.
Corn Spot, easy; No. 2 yellow, 77Ho;
n't. 78c and. No. 2 mixed
"""-pot. eaay; No. 2 white, tlo
. .yrffaly: N- 30.0032.00; No.
I. 128.10(930.00; No.. .3, 25.0027.00
hipping. $2J.0024.00 per ton. V
.c5,?Etrm! state' 19JI- 4050c; 1920.
l7ei?Cf Pacl" ""t. 2646o; 1920,
i AoT8".?" .'''': me. 125.509
- -00! family, 80.00S4.00. . '
lT. SBar6'7 teady ; middlwest, $11.50
S?il!!P!Jm: "P"5""! loose, 6 54 c.'
Rice Steady; fancy Head. 4X714o.
' ' Chicago Ur Stock. .
1,:h.ca., ?pt JS-r0''" RoeolPta '21.
000 head; market, beat ateera and year
ling,, steady; other natives, unevenly
ateady' ta 26c lower; top yearlings, 110.40
top 1.180-pound, S9.85; beat 1,461-pound,
SS.O0; beat all weights. 6.S0S.25; range
vuitie. receipts, a.vev neaa; market, aalea
mostly ateady; bulk,, 16.50(96. 60; morning
top. S7.00; aho atock. mostly steady;
medium, grades, slow, uneven: bulls and
stocker, steady; calves, ateady to 25o
lower.
Hogs Receipt - 22,009 head market
ateady to 15c lower, heavy butchers and
packing aows off most; hold-over mod
erate; top. 3126; bulk light and light
outcaers, s.75tts.i; puis: packing sow,
I6.76&7.2S; pigs acorre, steady.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 2 090 head;
market, fat Iambi, 26 to 10c higher; fat
heap and feeder lambs, strong; top na
tive lambs, 39.75; bulk, .00.26; calls,
largely 3S.00gj.a5; top westerns, 19.76;
bulk. SS.50frt.76 second cut western
Iamb to packers, 38.00 down; top feeder
!;amb. S7.33. .
St. Jeaeph Uro Stock.
St Joaeph. Sept 12. Cattle Receipt.
2.800 head; steers, lSy26c lower; butcher
tocka, steady to 25c lower; stern, S4.26
41.16;' cows and heifer. 13.259926:
calves, 15 9489.00; atockera and feeder.
$4.2696.60. .
Hogs Receipt. 3.100 head: ateady to
strong; top, SS.70; bulk of aalea, 36.76
t.701
Sheep Receipts. 4.10 head; lamb. 60c
higher, sheep ateady; lambs. 33.009.16;
we. 12.6094.60.
Turpeothio aad Koala.
Savannah. Qa.. Sept. 12. Turpentine
Flrmv 64VsC! aalea, 46S bbla.; receipts,
337 bbla; ahlpmenta, SOS bbla; atock,
10.352 bbla
Rosin Firm; aalea, MS eajka; receipts,
1 33s casks: ahlpmenta. S.43S casks; atock.
73.745 caaks.
l'jot BD S4.06r K-. 4.S; F.. S4.20;
CE., 34.15; 1. ti.30: K., 14.40; M.. 14.60; !
14.60; WO., .; WW, 15.6 1
r
to
fair yearlings. 7.258.25; choice to prime
grasa beevea, 36.25W7.oo; tair to gooa
grass beeves, S5.2S96.2S; common to fair
graaa beeves, 14.2696.26; Mexicans, 34.00
S4.76; choice grass heifers, S6.00.50; fair
to good grass heifers. 34.5005.76: choice to
prima grass cows, S5.25CP6.76; good to
choice grass cows, 4.606.00; fair . to
good grass cows, 34.0094.60; common to
fair graaa cows, 32.0093.75; choice to
prime feeders, S6.7597.60; good to choice
feeders. S6.26 9 6.76; fair to good feeders,
S5.606.ia; common to fair feeders, S4.75
95.60: good to choice stackers. 36.25
6.75; fair to good stocker. S5.6096.25;
common to fair atockers, S4.609S.50; stock
heifers, S4.0095.60; stock cows, 33.26t)
4.25; stock calves, S4.5097.75; veal calvee,
15.00910.00;. bulls, stags, etc, S2.603.25.
STEERS AND HEIFERS, f
S2..';... 825 . 10
Hogs Tha week opens out with a run
of 6.400 hogs and an uneven trad at
prices steady to lower. Light hogs suf
fered the moat decline owing to slack
shipping demand, and had to sell !5c or
more lower. Mixed packing grades and
heavies sold largely at flgurea ateady to
100 16o lower: demand rather quiet. Beat
light hog dropped to 38.50. the days' top,
and bulk of the receipt went at a
apread of 16.4097.25. .
HOGS.
Pr. No. Av. Sh,
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS
Chicago Tribune-Omaha He Lamaee Wire.
Chicago, Sept. 12.-Vhcat closed
near the low point of the day. Dur
ing the middle of the session the
market exhibited a tendency to ral
ly. Strength in the northwest
caused some short covering and
there wai some buying by influ
ential houses. However, on every
bulge there was wheat for sale and
shortly after the visible supply
figures were posted, showing an
other increase of over 3,000,000 bush
els last week, there was an out
pouring of offerings led by houses
that were conspicuous buyers early.
Resting spots were 3 l-2c to 3 l-4c
lower. Corn was l-4c to S-8c lower.
Oats declined S-8c to lc. Rye was
2 l-3c toy! 3-4c lower and barley l-2c,
Pork closed unchanged, lard un
changed to 5c off and ribs 7 l-2c to
30c off. Cash wheat premiums were
irregular.
The wheat market at the open
ing was somewhat unsettled, but the
trade generally expressed the belief
that a further break in prices was
due later and they were not amiss m
their reckoning. Some of the big
eastern houses poured wheat into the
pit freely after the start and the buy
ing was not broad tnough to digest
these offerings until after prices had
had a dip of over 2c in the more
deferred deliveries. On the. break
some buying by houses with cash
connections halted the downward
trend of values and there was more
or less buying by traders who sold
the wheat earlier. The firmness at
the start was due to buying induced
by the firmer cotton market.
' Oat Price lower.
Local receipt were eatlmated at 225
cars. Liverpool wnea& inamwv
'?e.A i,.in loveia were alao noted In
. .. T,,d. featured by heavy selling
of the December delivery by a oroker. act
ing for a leading elevator, interut and in
addition to thla, hedging by ' caah 'con-
cerns waa on a fairly good scale, i The
weaknesa in wheat led to selling by Kfal
and the offerings were absorbed mainly
by commission hou.es. .Receipt were
eatlmated at 290 car.
Corn opened rirm. -mere wis a
minin house demand in evidence,
while pressure to sell waa almost negligi
ble. After tho opening pressure developed
because of the break in wheat and prices
for the yellow cereal dropped to below
the previou closing level. Receipts were
heavy, the eatimate being for 1.060 cars,
Rye waa eaaler. Cash No.' 1 sold' at
11.07. No. 2 at I1.07V4 and No. 3 at
Omaha Grain
Omaha, Sept 12.
Cash wheat prices ranged tin
changed to 2c lower and generally
lc to 2c off. Corn was unchanged
to Vic off. White was unchanged
and yellow and mixed generally ViC
lower. Oats were off jC and barley
was lower. Wheat receipts today
wert moderately liberal for a Mon
day run and other grains light.
wheat. '
No. 1 hard: 1 car, 1.19; t car, 11.11
(yellow); 1 car, 11.11.
No. 2 hard: 1 car. 11.11 (dark choice)
2 cara, $1.20 (dark); I car. 11.11 (dark
smutty): 2 cars. Ill: S cars. SI. II; I
cars. $1.17; I car. 11.17 (yellow); T car,
31.11 (yellow): 4 car. 11.11 (smutty):
car. 11.16 t.mutty); i car, 61. 1. tyei
low): 7 cara. 11.14 (smutty).
No. I hard: 1 car, $1.11 (dark); 1 ear,
$1.17 (dark, smutty); 1 car. $1.11; I car,
$1.11 (amutty); I car, 11.15; 6 cara,
31.15 ismuttv):'4 car. 11.11 (yellow):
cara, $1.14 (amutty); 11-6 -cars, $1.11
famuttv): 6 cara. 31.13 (yellow).
No. 4 hard: 1 car, $1.16; I car. II. IS
(yellow): 1 car. $1.12 (heavy, amutty)
2 cars, $1.10 ' (smutty); S oar, $1.01
(amutty).
No. s hard: 1 car, $1.14 (yellow); 1 car.
11.07 (smutty).
. Samol hard: 1 car. 11.12 (yellow):
car, $1.01 (rye mixed); 1 car, $1.01 (yel
low, heating, musty).
No. 1 aprlng: 1 car, $1.41 (dark, north.
ern).
No. 3 spring: 1 car, $1.11 (dark, north
em).-
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, $1.14 (durum);
Car. $1.10 (durum).
No. I mixed: 1 car, $1.12 (smutty).
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. 11.10 (durum):
car, $1.09 (smutty); 1 car, $1.04 (very
smutty); 1 car. $1.04 (durum, smutty).
Sample mixed: 1 car, $1.05 (heating).
No. 1 durum: 2 cars. $1.09.
No. 2 durum: 1 car, $1.10; 2 oar, $1.01
2-6 car, $1.07 (smutty).
No. 8 durum: 1 car, $1.01 (amber).
No. 4 durum: 2 cara, $1.07 (amber).
CORN.
No. 1 white: 1 car, 4 Wo; t car, 44e
(shippers' weight).
No. 2 white: 1 car. 46o.
No. 1 yellowr 1 car. 45c: 2 carl, 46o
(special billing); 1 car. 44Kc; 4 car.
44UC
No. 2 yellow: 1 car, 45o (special bill
Ina): 2 cars. 44 Ho.
"No. 1 mixed: 2 can, 44tto (special bill
In: 1 car. 44Uc: 8 cars. 44c.
i No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 44He (special bill
ing); 1 car. 44 He; 2-cars. 44o.
"No. 3 mixed: 1 car, Hq.
' OATS.
No. I white: l eer, 33Vio (old); 1 car.
83Ve (heavy); 1 car, 33ftc; 6 cars, 33V.C
10 cars. 33c.
No. 4 white: 2 cara, 33c; I cara. 22Ha
Sample white: 1 car, 32c; 1 car, llo
(heating).; 3 car. Bio tin.ectsj.
RYE,
; No, 2: 1 car, tc; 4 cars, 93c.
v No. S: 1 car, 2c.
No. 4: 2 car, tie.
" BARLET.
No. 1 feed: 1 car, 48 'Ac
Relected: 1 car. 47o; 1 car, 46e (musty)
$1.04ti?1.06l. , Sales of 150,000 bushel PRIMARY. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS,
Receipts
Wheat
Oats' , .
No. Ar.
65. .358
13. .332
47. .271
27.. 258
70. .267
70. ,261
61. .216
86. ,217
69. .185
53..177
Sh.
40 .
44
150
40
. 70
40
40
80
I 60
6 60
6 75
7 00
7 25
7 35
7 60
7 90
I 20
S 60
60.. 236 SO
48.. 274 ...
65. .322 ...
83. .261 . 160
57. .290 ...
90, .194 260
66. .212 40
46. .266 ...
48. .261 ...
Pr.
5 65
6 70
6 80
7 10
7 80
7 50
7 85
8 00
S 25
Sheep and Lambs Arrival? of sheep
and lamb amounted to fully 22,000 head
and price for all classes of stock ruled
higher with demand fairly active. Fat
lambs were fully 25c higher, about the
same advance waa shown in fat aheep,
and feeding lamba sold readily at strong
to higher figures. Best fat lambs were
quoted around $9.25, and nothing much
sold a killer under $8.25. Fat ewea were
reported up to $3.85, and some good heavy
yearling brought $5.2596.35. Desirable
feeder lamba went out at $7.00, Indicating
an outalde price of about $7.26.
Quotations on aheep and lamb: Fat
lamba, westerns, $6.00 91.26: feeder
lambs, S6.2597.00: cull lamba. $6.0096.60;
tat yearlinga. $4.7596.60. fat ewea, $2.75
92.15; feeder ewea $2.2393.00; breeding
ewea, u.uotpa.oo; cull ewea, xi.ooffi.&o.
were made for' export.
. VI. ValM
ftenorta nf wheat . loadings ' through
western Canada indicate trjat Winnipeg j shipment.
receipts will soon be heavy. Home. Cf" Wheat .......
naian interests iook ior. receipts . ot i-.vyv i Com
cars or more daily.
The Indiana weekly croD report Bald all
early corn would be out of the way of
frost by September 15. There are more
barren stalks than uaual and wormy ears
are exceptionally numerous.
Export business in wheat over tho week
end waa reported light, ao tar as United
State wheat waa concerned. . There was
acme business In Canadian wheat, but
buyer were disposed to wait for A further
reaction, according to some ot the New'
York messages. It la believed tnera will
be a heavy run of wheat at Winnipeg
thla week. Caah prices in the r.orthwest
are holding pretty well and there Is little
pressure to sell spring wheat at Mlnne
apolis.
The grain already chartered and en
route through Canadian channels, it is
understood, will not be affected by the
embargoes. There I estimated to' be
around 40,000,000 bushels, of wheat and
corn sold for export afloat. In atore and
enroute by rail through the Canadian
cnanneia.
Country offerings ot all grain were re
ported light by most commission houses.
Offerings have been curtailed to some
extent by the unfavorable weather and
tor several .aays tnere haa been lilttle pres
sure to sell either wheat or cats, but
corn haa been sold quite freely. Some
interest today, however, reported enor
mous purchase of corn at interior nnlnts
Argentine weather was reoorted atlll
dry. but with rains predicted in some
sections.
Receipts of wheat at the leading Pacific
northwest ports so far aggregate 14.000,
000 bushela, against 6,260,000 bushels for
mi same time last year and the wheat
uu an oeen cleared or is ready ro clear.
, CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. Sept. 12.
Art. Open, j High. Low. Cloee. Sat.
Kama City Uve Stock.
Kansa City. Sept. 12 (U. 8. Bureau
ot Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 35.000
head; all killing classes slow: beef ateera.
steady to 25c lower; top, $9.40; early aalea
of grassera, $5.0096.60; common and best
aha atock, moatly ateady; most - other
grades weak to 26c lower; few good and
choice cows, $5.00 9 5.66; most other kinds,
33.50 9 4.50; graaa heifers, mostly $4,609
6.60; calves, steady to 25c lower; best
vealere. $9.50; other classes around
steady; earners. $2.0092.25. Cutters
mostly. I3.093.36; bulk moatly, $3,369
4.25; early sales, stocker snd feeders,
$4.4096.00; bulk, $6.00 91.60.
Hog Receipts. 6.000 head; open slow,
steady to lto higher, closed active mostly
loo higher; spots, up mere: beet- 190 and
200-pound weight to packer and chip-
rers, $1.65; choice. 260-pound averages,
8.60; bulk of aalea, $7.696.1 packing
sows, $1.25 9 6.60; atock pigs, tarong; beat
$6.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 9.00 head;
killing claaae mostly 60s higher; light
ewea, $4.0 early top western lambs, $1.40;
somo hold higher. .
. Sioux City Live Stack. -
mon: Cltv. Scot. 22. Cattle Recelota,
. 6oa head: market ateady. 25e lower: fed
ateara and yearlings. $.4910,: graaa
ateera aad yearling.. I4.509t.76; fat cows
and heifers, 84 0008.80; cannera, $2.69
2.76: veals, 4.oeira.: grass cowa ana
heifers. S3.6ICt.00: calves. $2.I096:
feeding cow and heifers, $2.194.76;
feeders, S4.4096-60. -
Hogs Receipts, J.soo neaa: maraet
ate. dy. lie lower; light. . 33.0403 90;
mixed. S7.M9).: beery, S(.M97.25;
pigs. S.e6l.6; bulk of sales, $6.59
1.6.
Shet Receipts, 1,601 bead; market,
lie higher. ,
Wht
Sap.
Dec. i
May
Rya I
Sep.
Dec
May
t'orn
Sep.
Dee.
May
Oata
Sep.
Dec.
Mar.
1.27! 1.20
1.32
1.33
1.37
1.S744
1.32
1.38W
1.2614
1.28
1.33 K
Sep.
Lard
Sep.
Oct.
Jan.
una
Sep.
Oct. "
I
1.0741 1.07141 1.05U
1.111 I 1.11 1.08H
.64
".ii'i
.564.
.69
.59
"J
.34V
40ttj
".44
.44
I17.0S
11. IS
11.17
.54
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".io""
.27
".40
"."
J17.00
11.15
11.22
9.37
:.6$
".54
",5"
.36
".29
'.
17.00 117.00
111.07
11.10
1.79
l.fSli
i.if
1.29
1.33
1.83
1.05
1.08
1.12
.64
.64
.54
.69
.36
.29
.29
11.1
11.16
9.70
I I I I
I T.S I T.I I 7.IS J 7.80
I 1.15 I 1.15 j 7.9 I I 30
1.10
1.32
1.32
1.37
If i.sa
1.08
1.11
1.16
.14
.64
:.64
.65
.69
.OS
.17
".40
.40
. .45
ll.tt
lt.l
11.17
S.7S
$.10
S.I
Omaha Bay Market
Prairie Hay Recelpta light, good de
mand for better crsdee: pricee higher.
. Alfalfa Receipts nominal, .fair demand:
prices nigner.
Straw Light receipts, limited demand.
No. 1 upland prairie hay, 111.6912.6:
No S upland prairie hay. 3t.5O910.60:
No. I upland prairie hay $70091.60: No.
1 midland prairie hay. 1110912.00: No.
t midland pralrte bay. I8.6O01O.O6; No.
I mMlaad pralrta hay. !7.09t.o; No.
1 lowland prattle hay. 13.0099 40; No. I
lowland prairie hay. $7.40 9 6.40; choice
alfalfa hay. 118.40919.40: No. 1 alfalfa
hay. 114.00917 00: stsndsrd alfalfa hay,
11916.00: No. 1 alfalfa hay. 11.09
ll.: No. I alfalfa hav. 8T 8011 t
straw. tt.M9t.4t; wheat straw. 17.09
-
track
Oil.
Paluth. Sept. 12. Linseed On
aad arrive, l.l.
: Today Yr. Ago
...2,697,000 2,269.000
....1,796,000 752,000
...1,241,000 1.436.000
.1,051.000 1,149.000
BS7.UU0 222,000
260.000 - 411.000
Today ' Yr. Ago
Wheat 124,000 2,424,000
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts Today Yr. Ago
101
62
36
Wheat ....192
Corn 2
Oats 43
Rye 15
Barley , , 3
Shipments- . .
Wheat ............'..,.......171
Corn , 44
Oats 7
Rye' 12
Barley ". 10
CHICAGO- CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
- . Today Yr. ago
Wheat 4S . . 67
Corn 230 . 144
Oats 80 , 145
' KANSAS CITY CAR LOT RECEIPTS,
.. . Tbday Yr. ago
Wheat , 692 243
Corn . . ,. 23 , 26
Oats 34 , . 21
. ST. LOUIS CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
. . , - " . . Today Yr, ago
Wheat ......392 303
Corn ...A 103 ' 102
Oats ..101 ; S2
NORTHWESTERN CAR LOT T-ECEIPTS
OF WHEAT
Todav Yr. it.
Minneapolis ............. ..1,027 632
Duluth , 675 188
Winnipeg ... 1,004 408
' Minneapolis Grain.
. Minneapolis, Sept. 13. Flour Un
changed to 20o lower. In car load lots.
family patents, quoted at $8.75 a barrel
in ss-pound cotton sack.
Bran $14.00016.00.
Wheat Receipts, 1,020 cars, compared
with 630 cara a year ago. No. 1 north
ern, $1.48; September, $1.43; Decern-
per, 11.98; May, $1.40.
Corn No. I yellow, 47948c.
Oats No. 3 white, S3 9 34 c
Barley l49c.
Rye No. 2, $1.0091.01.
Flax No. 1, $2.0792.10. , ' !,
Visible drain Supply. ,j
New York, Sept. 12. The visible sup
ply or grain shows tire, following changes:
Wheat Increased 2.359,000. .
Corn Decreased 261,000. 4
- Oats Increased 1.947,000.
Rye Decreased 196,000.
. Barley Increased 609,000. ' ;
: , f St. law! Oraln. ' .
St. Louis. Sept. 12. Wheat September.
$1.28; December. $1.28 91.2.
corn September, Gifto aakeo: Decem
ber, 62o bid.
oats September, via aakeo; December.
2to asked.
Kaasaa City Grain. -Kansas
City. Sent 12. Wheat Septem
ber. $1.18; December, $1.20; May, $1.25.
corn sept. 4314 c; ieceraDer. 46 c:
May, 81 c
Chicago Produce. -
Chlcago, Sept. 12. Butter Unchanged:
creamery, extras, 40 c; atandard, 87c;
nrsts, 33 939c; seconds, 30933c.
Ears Unchanred: reecinta. 7.493 mm.!
firsts, 24911c; , ordinary firsts, 24 926c;
miscellaneous, ifirz.c
fouitry. Alive Higher: folwa 17ft2a:
springs. 25c.
' Cfalcgo fotatsea. .
Chicago. Sept It. Potatoes Dull: re
ceipts, 95 cars; total United States ship
ments, 18,16; Idaho white sacked, $3.0
93.15 cwt.; Minnesota Red River Ohlos
$3.00 9 3.16 cwt.; Wisconsin, white. $2.1
91.00 cwt.; bulk. $3.0091.1 cwt.
' London Wool.
London, Sept, 12. Tfc wool auction
ties were continued today with offer.
Inge amounting to 1,722 balea All grades
were strong at unchanged prices. .
I . Bar Silver. :'. . -r -New
York. Sect 12. Forelan bar sil.
w,'. 64c; Mexican dollars, 4c ,
Financial
New York Quotations
Rang of prices of th leading stock
rurmnnea ny un iiryan, i .i.rs Trust
HAii.n. aal.
High Irfw ni. Close
... k 16 36 !
... 40 91 31 JS
...114 lllle 113 113
lHJg.l
A.. T. s. r.
Halt, Ohio .
Can. I'selfie .,
N. T. Central
Che. Ohio ,
Kri n. n
Ot. North., pfd.
Chi, lit. We.t.
Illinois Central
Me.. K. A T. .
K. C. Southern
Mo. Pacific . . .
K. T . N. H. II. 11
North. Pac Ry. ..77
Chi. N. W. ... 17
Penn. R. R. 33
Reading Co. .... 71
C, R. I. P. ... 34
So. Parlfla Co. ... 78
no. Railway
C. M. St. P.
U. Paclflo ...
Wabash
... 73
... 7
... 13
.. i
... ' 7
.. 16
... 1
.. 27i
20
Am. Car F.
A.-Chal. Mfg.
Am. Loco. Co.
Ltd Alloy Stl Corp 24
Raidwin Loco Wk 17
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Chicago Tilbnao-Omaba Be Leased W Ire.
New York, Sept. 12. The move
ment of financial ar.d commercial
prices today gave further proof of
the extent to which markets of both
kinds move at present under a com
mon impulse, the day's irregular
downward reaction on the stock ex
change occurring simultaneously with
a sharp decline in prices for wheat
and cotton, and for similar reasons.
The general question of prices is so
largely dependent on larger economic
considerations, and even on the men
tal attitude of the whole community
toward values that it is not unrea
sonable for all these speculative mar
kets to move occasionally as if they
were a single market, governed by
the same set of influences.
The cotton market, in today's vio
lent decline after reaching momen
tarily the season's highest price for
October contracts, was plainly influ
enced by the doubts of the spinning
trade as to whether rail buyers would
acquiesce in prices for finished tex
tiles, readjusted to the recent ad
vance in the raw material.
Wheat Supply Climbs.
In the wheat market an unexpectedly
large Increase In the visible aupply di
verted attention from the heavy Euro
pean demanda to the evident willingness
of our farmers to press their grain on
the market whenever prices rise. On the
stock exchange a similar mental balanc
ing of economlo Influences Is at work
and In all these marketa th presence of
speculation on a large scale makea the
f.equent reversal or the movement ot
prlcea Inevitable, merely for the purpose
ot taking quick profits. It was the In
dustrial stocks wno lost ground mosi
raoldlv today, esoeclally those which had
advanced rapidly last week on general
principles, in the railway snares tnere
waa little change.
Last week's expectations tnat tna ran
n the Oerman mark would proceed even
more rapidly after the price had passed
Ita Drevioua low record ot January. 1030.
were abundantly fulfilled. Having ended
last week at 99 one hundredth of a
cent, the mark declined steady to 91, re
covering only allahtly at the dose. It
Is not surprising that correspondence from I n.
Berlin is telling on the one hand of 'ho ; J;'- w""n- "r
perplexity ot atock exchange authorities , fSI'", "' '
aa to how the prodlguously Increased i.' " ."'
speculative orders can be handled and on I? X" ilS. A
the other, of the excited agitation for I ft ,na-
htrhxr wii and salaries to match the in" lc5eI ? 4
I
2
34
11
14
71 73
t.H sit
13 13
71 71
3 2
t 14
19 19
16 16
T TT
64 64 46
13, 31 33
19 70 19
93 83 13
77 77 II
21 20 10 21
..37 18 IS I
..111 12 120 10
.. 7 7 7 7
BTKEU '
..131 180 130 131
.. 33 23 33 33
si i tiy
14
1
$4
II
14 I...
16 19
54
24
41
26
40
26
Bath Stl Corp.... 15 63
CjIo ruel. Iron Co 34 34
Crucible Steel Co. 64 61
Am Steel Fdrya ..26 21
Lackawanna Steel. 41 40
Mldvale Steel, Ord 25 14
Pressed Steel Car. 60 . 69 10
Rep Iron, Steel Co. 10 41 Vs 49
Ry Steel Spring... 14 14 94
Sloss-Shef Htl. Iron 27 34 ' 37
Utd States Steel... 78
COPPERS.
Anaconda Cop Mln 28 37 27
Am Bm. jug co... 18
Butte. Sup Mln Co, 11
Chile Copper Co.. 11
Chlno Copper Co.. 23
Insplra Cona Cop. 34 84
Kenneeott Copper. 30 20
Miami Copper Co. 21 20
Nev Cona Cop Co. 11 11
Ray Cona Con Co.. 13 13
Utah Copper Co... 61 44
INDUSTRIALS.
Am Beet Sug Co. 29 29 29
Atl, U t W I 88.. Ill, 2d
Am Internat Corp. 21 29
Am Hum Tor, "o... 44S 41
Bonds and Notes
77 77
34 38
13 13
11 11
23 23
24
20
21
11 11
13 13
41 tl
64
24
41
26
60
60
84
27
73
21
27
13
11
23
35
20
20
Itharl Term Note and Bands,
Appro.
TIlil. Ak. Yield.
Am. Agrl. Oh, 7V.S. 141 94 14 7 3
Am. T. T. Co. as, 132 99 99
Am. T. T. Co. 4a, 1934 94 93 173
Anaconda Is. 1931 94 96 7.19
Armour 7s, 111 94 99 til
Belgian Govt, Is, !I4I...1I in: 7.79
Itelglsn Govt. 1a 1946 103 104 7.01
ll.lh. Steel 7s. 1911 91 93 7.60
British ls, 1933 49 94 131
Ilrltl.h I'is. 1939 90 90 7 06
British ls. 1917 39 19 1.10
C. B. Q. Jl. Ss. 1131 101 103 133
Chile Is, 1141 91 99 . 110
Denmark Is. 1945 101 103 7.70
French Oovt. 3a. 1946., .101 101 1.94
"H. r. Goodrich 7a, 1131.. 10 II 171
Jap. Oovt. 1st 4a 1923 16 oo
Jap. Oovt. 4s. 1931 70 70 I IS
Norway la, 1140 104 .... 7.40
N. W. II. T. Co. 7s. 1141 102 101 1.70
N. T. Central 7a 1130. ..101 103 I.6S
Penn. R. R. Co 7s. 1130 101 104 1.31
S. W. a T. Co. 7s, 1126 17 17 7.71
Swift Co. 7a 1!15.... 48 91 . 7.27
Swiss Oovt. Is, 1940 107 101 7.23
V. . Rubber 7s. 1110 II 19 161
Vacuum Oil 7a, 1436 103 108 1.73
Westing's Elec. 7s. 1131 102 102 1.61
New York Curb Stocks,
The following quotations ar furnished
by Logan t Brysn; . .
Allied Oil 4
Boston Montsna 9 73
Boston Wyoming
Cresson Gold 14
Co.den Oil .6 I
Consolidated Copper 10 fit".
Elk Basin 2 Ji
Federal Oil 13-160 1
Olanrnck Oil 80 49 13
Am. Cot. Oil .Co.
Am. T. a T. ...
A, A. Chem. P. .
Bosch Mag. .....
Am. Can Co
Chand. Mot. Car
i;en. Lea. Co.
28
3
20 20 20
107 107 107 107
36 16 IB 3t
21
27
22
45
Cuba Cane Sug. Co.
Cal. Pkg. Co 13
Cal.' Pet.' Corn. .. 39
Corn P. Rfg. Co. , 76 78
83 33
23 28
49 47
20 28
62 .
33
Nat K. & 8.
Flsk Rubber Co.
Oen. Kiec. Co.
36 36
. 10 - 1
.127 126 125 126
lets as zs zsva
83
38
47
29
I
. 63
33
73
25
9
39
IS
41
21
8
2
39
76
84
10
Merrlt Oil
Midwest Refining Co. ,
Silver King of Arlsona
Sapulpa OH
Slmma Petroleum
Tonopah Divide
U, S. Strm.hln
I!. B. Retail Candy
Whit Oil
6t 7
....130 0133
.... 10 t 20
...wS a 3
.... 4 6
.... 71 0 73
.... 22 0 24
.... 60 6
9 IS
Foreign Exchange Bate.
Austria ........
Belgium
Canada
C ii echo-Slovakia
Denmark
Rngland
France .,,,.
Oermany
Oreece .........
Italy
Jugo-Slavla ....
Norway
Poland
Sweden
Swltsarland ....
Var
Valuatloo. Today.
., .30 .0011
,. .195 .0720
,. 1,00 .90
0120
.. .27 - .1760
.. 4.16 N' 1.74
.. .142 .0730
.. .231 .0093
... .115 . .0672
... .115 .0426
.. .... .0061
., .27 .1300
. .0036
... .27 21.75
.. .IIS .1720
South Side
Nearly $ 100 Is Recovered in
Clump of Weed Ly Police)
Concealed In clump of wecdi
In a vacant lot at Thirty-lirit and
I streets. Detectives 1'otach and
NetewiVI Sunday afternoon found
JJoJ.75 of the loot stolen from the
home of J. J. Swiattk. 46.7 Suih
Thirty-third street, a week aito Sat
urday, when burglar got away willt
?'M in checks and $7iU in ea.li.
Thla makes $tH6.75 recovered.
Following the robbery, Dave Kui
sell and John Tencwr were arretted.
Holh are in county jaiL Indictment
against Tcncsar in ronnrttioii with
the robbery, was returned last week
by the grand jury.
Attorney Named Guardian
By Judge for Mm. Aberly
Samuel Winters. South .Side at
torney, was appointed guardian of
Mr. Mary Aberly, 48.IJ South
Twenty-fourth street, by County
Judge Crawford yesterday.
After hearing before the county
Insanity hoard a few weeks ago
Mr. Aberly was declared Incom
petent to care for her business af
fair. Winter was appointed at
Mr. Aberly' request. She was a
candidate for the nomination for
city commissioner last spring:
Pair Accused of Trying
To Force Way Into House
John Wahlcn. 3207 Q street, and
Sylveater Secord. 31.7 0 street, were
fined $17.50 each in South Side police
court yesterday for an alleged at
ttmpt Sunday nigli to force their
way into the home of Mrs. Mary
Rosenski. 3207 Q street'.
She told the judge -.they came tip
on the porch and insisted that she let
them in. She called police.
South Side Brevities
New York Dry Goods.
New York, Sept.. 12. Cotton
. 10 10
: 32. 32
7 73
10
32
10
23
higher wages and salaries . to match the
swift rise In living costs.
Foreign Trade Declines.
It Is srobably more than a coincidence
that the month which brought the first
recovery in the country's Iron eroductloo
since the decline began last November,
which brought the aggregate not earning
of the railways to the largest total since
the return to Drlvate ODoratlon. and
which determined the fact that the gen
eral fall In prices had been arrested,
should also turn out to have been marked
by a Dositlve halt In the decrease or our
foreign trade, wun only unimportant in
terruDtions. the value of our monthly ex
porta decreaaed rapidly and continuously
from December to July Inclusive. Today's
return's for August show -an increase of
n4 oon nno ovar the Drecedlng month, a
change all tne more sinning oec&use
guet. In ordinary years, ia ,a monin vi
(creasing shipments.
Tho Innraaae on last month's export
trade Is no doubt explainable largely by
the grain and cotton movement. We aent
out nearly 8,000,000 bushels more wheat
even than in August, 1920 and about 250,
000 balea more of cotton (an Increase of
60 per cent) and the export of both was
very much larger than In other recent
months.
v New York Cotton.
Vw Tort. Sent. 12. Extreme hervous-
ns nnd irraulrltv characterized the
New York cotton market during today's
early trading.
Tha southwestern storm news was re
flected in the sensational strong showing
of Liverpool, but the New York opening
waa Irregular at an advance of 75 points
to a decline of 7 points and after selling
about 20 to 75 points net higher on active
months, the market broke several points
under profit-taking.
The market became somewhat less ex
cited later, with trading quieter. It Is
reported, that buying against spinners'
calling had absorbed many ot the con
tracts liquidated on the early break and
this gave the market rather a steadier
tone. December sold up from 10.85c to
20.62c, and January from 19.10c to 20.10c,
but the Improvement was not fully main
tained, prlcea being several points off
from the best early In the noon hour. -
There were reports of a firmer spot
basts In the southwest and further spot
house buying here, but the market re
mained nervous and unsettled dutlng the
middle or tne afternoon, witn active
months about 40 to 80 points net lower.
or around ll.87o for December.
New York Dried Krolt.
New York. Sept. 12. Evaporated Apples
Nominal.
Prunes Firm: California. SffilflUo:
Oregon, 3 18c.
Apricots Scarce; choice, ll22cj extra
choice, 23c; fancy, 27c. . s
reacnes firm; standard, lie; choice,
12412c; fancy, 1415c.
itainni Firm; loose muscatels, 120
So; choice to fancy seeded. Itfil8e:
seedless, llt)22c.
24 24
35
50
12
50
48
60
19
76
61
76
68'
7
26 36
17 17
33 33
36 36
83 83
44 44
75 76
25
6 6
36 36
61 .61
12 13
60 51
48 50
61 63
20 20
63 70
32 32
78
69
36
17
37
84
44
.78
14U . 14U
Internal. P. Co. . . 60 4741 49 4RU
Island Oil ....... 2 -2. 2 2
A.I ax Rub. Co ... 20 20 20 20
Kelly-Spring. Tire 43 42 42 44
Key. T. & r 13 i2 12!4
junxicnn retroi xn liaja lllti lit 117
Mid. States Oil.'... 12 11 12 11
rure imi uo Zha
Willys-Over. Co... .6
Paclflo Oll.i 86
Pan-Am. P.- & T. . 63
Pierce-Arrow Mot, 13
Royal Dutch Co... 61
U. 8. Rubber Co... 60
Am. S'gar Rfg. Co. 62
Sinclair Oil A Rfg. 20
Sears-Roebuck Co. 69 68
Stromsb'g Car. Co. 23 81
ntuaeoBKer ;orp.. in
Tob. Products Co.. 68
Trans-Cont. Oil.., 8
Texas Co 27
U. 8. Food Pr. C. 17
White Motor Co.. 83
Wilson Co., Inc.... 37
Western Union.... 83
West'se. Kl. & Mfg 46
Am. Woolen Co... 78
Total sales. 729.000.
Money Close. 6 per cent.
Marks Close, .0092.
Sterling Close. 13.74.
New York Money, ,
New York, Sept. II. Prime Mercantile
Paper 6 6. per 'cent.
Exchange Irregular.
Sterling Demand, 13.7!; cables,
13.73.
Francs Demand, 7.20o; cablos, 7.21c.
Belgian Franca Demand, 7.0lo; cablea,
7.10c.
. Guilders Demand, 21.66c; cables, 31.72c.
Lire Demand, 4.26c; cables, 4.27c.
Marks Demand. 0.18c; cables, 0.92c.
Oreece Demand, 5.60c.
Sweden Demand, 21.62c. '
Norway Demand, 13.00c.
Argentine Demand, 32.00a, '
Brazilian Demand, 12.87c.
Montreal 10 per cent discount.
Time Loans Steady; 60 days, 6 Iff 6
percent; 10 days and S months, 6 6
per cent.
Call Money Firm; high, 6 per cent:
low, 6 per cent; ruling rate, 6 per
cent; last loan, 6 per rent; closing bid,
5 per cent; offered at 6 per cent.
New York Surar.
New York. Sept. 11. The raw sugar I
market was unohanged. Porto Rlcoa were
ottered at 64.37 for centrifugal and Cubas
at 24.86 without attracting buyers. Tho
only business reported waa 11,600 baga of
nan .uomingos anoat at 12.75 c I. I..
equal to 14.76 for Centrifugal. Raw sugar
lutures closed unchanged to 2 polnta high. I
er, with September, 2.81; December,
4.of, jnarcn, sz.sa ana May, sz.bv.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City, Sept It. Eggs Uo- I
coangea; iirsis, 31c; seconas, zze.
Butter Unchanged; creamery- 42c;
packing, 22c.
Poultry Unchanged: hens.' I7A22a;
vprings, e-c, oroiiers, S6C.
goods
merchants made v tentative advances on
several lines today. On brown sheetings,
one house advances to a basis of 11 0
78 80 for four yard. 66x60'a, and to 24o for
46 48 1 6-ounce tickings. Anotner aavancea
Dieacneu coiiviu uoun o jwh. ...
spinners generally refused to quote prices
for future delivery, owing to the un
certainty of raw cotton values. Wool
goods were quiet, but steady., Raw silk
was slightly higher. Calcutta ahlpmenta
of burlapa for August reached 64,900,000
yards for the North American continent.
Jobbers did a steady business and re
tailers continued conservative buying. ,
Chicago Stocks. .
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan & Bryan:
Armour & Co., pfd.
Armour Leather Co., com
Armour Leather Co., pfd. ...
Cudahy Packing Co., com. . .
Continental Motors
Hartman Corporation, com. ..
Llbby, McNeil Llbby ,
Montgomery Ward ,Co
National Leather
Reo Motor. Car Co
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide A Carbon Co. .
98
12
83
S3
75
S
II
7
19
9
22
45
John C. Barrett, lawyer, moved his of
fices to Epstein Block.
Modern rooms, newly furnished with er
wl'bnut hoard. tSH South Twenty-fourth.
Advertisement.
For Rent nig hrlck Ttouse. northwest
corner Twenty-fifth and hi streets. A. I..
Uergquist, Market 0062. Advertisement.
The Ada Kensington club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 1 at the horns
of Mrs. Clyde Kelts, 8613 South Twenty
fifth street, where a luncheon will be
served.
New York Coffee.
New Tork. Sept 1J The market fot
coffee futures was easier today, under
realising or liquidation after last week'a
advancea and aome trade selling which
waa auppoaed to be against the cheaper
offers from Victoria, The markit opened
at a decline of 5 to I points, rallied
slightly right after the call on further
covering, but soon weakened again, with
December selling off to 7.40c and March
to 7.7le or 14 to 36 polnta net lower
Laat prlcea were within 2 to t points ol
the lowest, with the market closing al
a net decline of 10 to 21 polnta. Salei
were estimated at about 62.000 baga
September, 7.30c; October, 7.16c; Decem
ber, 7.63c; January. 7.72c; March, 7.83oi
May, 7.18c; July, I. lie.
Spot coffee was reported In fair de
mand, with quotatlona on tha basis ot
7o to to for Rio 7s and 10o to 114
for Santos 4s.
New York Produce.
New York, 8ept. II Butter Flrmt
creamery higher than extras. 41043ct
creamery, extras, 42o; creamery firsts,
S644Ic
Eggs Irregular; fresh gathered extras
firsts. 8l42o; do firsts, 34J7o.
Cheese Irregular; state whola milt
flats, frssh specials, 21tT2lc; do state,
whole milk twins, specials. 3!f21Hc
Live . Poultry Firm; broilers, 29931c;
fowls. 33c; roosters.- 18c; turkeys.. 32c;
dressed poultry, firm; western chickens
boxes. 26e?43c; fowls, 1834c; old roost
ers, 17t?21c; turkeys, 25 40c,
THE OMAHA
BEE furnishes a
complete and
prompt
Liberty Bond Prices. . ...
New York. Sept. 12. Liberty bonds at
noon: 2s, 17.34; first 4s. 87.84 bid; sec
ond 4s, 87.80 bid; first 4s, 87.90; sec
ond 4s, 97.96; third 4s, 92.08; fourth
48. 88.03; Victory 3s, 19.04; Victory
4a 19.08.
- Liberty bonds closed: 2s. 87.39; first
4s. 87.80 bid; second 4s, 87.82; first 4 lis,
88.00; second 4s, 17.96; third 4s, 12.01;
fourth 4s, 88.10; Victory 3s. 11.06;
Victory 4s. 11.06.
London Honeys,
London, Sept. 12, Bar Silver Sid per
ounce.
Money 2 per cent. '
Discount Rates, Short Bills 4 per cent;
three months' bills, 4 per cent
Base Ball
Score Board
for the benefit and
c o n v e n i ence . of
1 SOUTH SIDE resi
dents, on the win
dows of .
PHILIP'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
24th and O Street
The Omaha Bee
Tuesday, September 13th, Is
Double
Stamp Day at
Philip's Big Store
. .Tj every customer wa will give "DOUBLE" the wnount of
S. H. stamps regularly given with each purchase.
S, H. stamps are valuable; you should start saving them
now, if you are not already doing so.
Don't fail to visit the new S. & H. Premium Parlor and see the
valuable premiums there to select from.
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