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THE PEE: OMAMa, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17. 1922.
Live Stock
Oinak. tttf H.
ImilU srt l"sMI, Jlxg Hli.ep
4'fticlsl l"n4.f .... 1.11 ll I HI
t.nnisia Tuesday 1 !.
Til this week, H.II lull 11.711
UN wk.MIM ! II 111
. I , al.,..ll,ll II !! 44
s.me I sks ,,..11.411 till) t.l:
NM IW II it 11,111 Mil
ctti r.ceipi, s.ooo bd; tin .
tiu4 llhorsl rc.lpt th mrkt dl
ye) further weskesst s4 Irad penatt
tiow villi bid and sale Hflla owr
(lis Monday. Pawns ant kr no bmm
ss Iml ar ntg.M Ikkl wsen d'l
Mii'M s slr.i.ly draly with !
meetly l.ttlle lower than the elosa of
leal we.k. HmI yssrli and handy
weixht HHri ..lc1 sround l Hl I.
with many of Ik weightiee caul undsr
. atufr was m limit supply
nil Hmi wliil sleeker axil !!
pioved lalr al unevenly lower figurs.
guotstien n I a'ila-4'koif to prima
h.e, II.4M .Til f4 IP rnnfa Meves,
i; 1.01 Hi fair in good beev... tills)
I ! lainmrn In (air hMV.s, II 1 li
chair n prim yssrllnsa. l4S0i
-Hid choir. yearlings. IT It) 1 1: fair
In good yesrllng. ll.lltl U; vommon
in fair v.arllns.. I TlfT III cheire la
trim k'l'.ra. l la; fwvj Is chair
.lf.r. 17 lor? 4 0; fair la goad hetf.rs.
I4 7I7I: choice la prim re a s. Mil
Itl.JI; good I rhnlr cows, 314)4 74;
fair la ed rnwa. l Tkt)4 II: common la
fair raw., Ills)!.; food t rhnlr
f.eit.re. 7 tOeI OS; fair la ged feerlere,
It ""wJ.ka; common lo fair falara. I I
Ml; load la rhoka Blockers. T llrt
111; fair la nad alarkara, J,SI7.71:
miiimon In fair Blockers, 14 tT.9l;
stuck helfera. It latM.I: stork roas.
llteeitl: stork rslves. tlO.II: v.al
rslves. !.! I II: attKk bulla. 14.00 0
!; bull., .. lr.. 14 1.07 71.
nr.v.r btkkrs.
No. Atr. Ir. No. A v. Pp.
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MTKERH AND IIBIFKItS.
171 T II 4 T 1 3 T
40
14 44 1 14 10 17 T an
71 1 II li ill J 7i
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4 1IM OA I
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7 1110
II Kit-ICR.
4 in ji i J j;
I i:o 1 40 I Ill T H
BULLS.
1 II 4 10 2 T2I 4 II
1......174 i tl 1 .Id'O f 71
1ALVEH.
1 ISO 1 oo i.
510 t 25
4 in i :i
lln Rrrrlpla, T.mo hrail. Tra'lltiK waa
.low again today with all Luy.ra brarl.h
ami making a aland for lowar prlrra.
l:arly aalea wrr around io lower with
tha bulk of hoa aclling atrady to 10r
lowar. Light hoga aold from ll0.2Hrl0.l
with a top prlra of $10.40. Mluil oda
and butchrr -walghta. IIO00K1O.JO and
parking gradra. I.50T 10.0O. with
trrma h.avl.a. ll.00tfl.il. Bulk o( aula
u no. oor 10.30.
No. A. Bh. Pr. No. Av.
70 in 00 l7..!l3
7D..J3I 40 10 10 !..!!
II. .SSI ... 1 10 40. .860
Bh. Pr.
... fio us
40 10 16
40 10 21
7J. .210 ... 1 10
8h.p Recalpta, 1.000 hrad. Prlera on
all rlaaa.a tolay rulrd moally 2So lowar.
California aprlng lamb inada up th bulk
of tha receipt. bet ouollty aelllng at
114 16414.IO; clip lamba wer In light
aupply. brat handy welghta quoted at
lll.S64H2.60. with atronger welghta,
IU.76ei2.26. Bmall lota of wr were
fully 26o lowr with apot nior. clip
a-e aold today at s.26j(ii.JS.
Quotation, on Sheep Fat lamba. good
to choice, 112. 26412.76; fat lamba. fair
to good. I11.764j12.S6: l'rt" 'am1:
iiiin.illA' nll lamba. S 10.00 411 3.00 ;
fat' yearling. 10.0011.00: fat wathera,
I7.004I.OO: fat wea. light. .007.00;
tt wea, heavy. ISOOglO".
kinut City 1.l Stock.
Kanaaa City. Mo., May 1. Cattle Ra
celpta, 1,600 hwd: beef ateera nnd year
linga ateadv to 25e lower, moatly weals
to 150 lowr: top light ateera. 18.60: com
mon and medium ah atock weak to
ISO lower: tocker and feeders eteady
to uoavanlr lower: feeder, I7.504?7.0;
atocker. I8.004jr7.60; all other clasaea
around ateady; cholc cow. 8.60.76.
heavy bulla, 16.10; yearling heifer. 18.60?
ranner and cuttrra. generally 13.26
4.76: beat vealera, $.0fl.6n.
Hoga Receipt, 16.000 .head!1 shipper
took about 3.600 light and medium hoga
at $10.6010.16; market looko 10!0o
lower; parkera buyiriir on a lai market
around lOo lower; lat top to packera,
I10.5r10.46; top. 110.66; bulk of aalea,
I10.104J10.00; pncklng bows mostly 19.26
0.40; Mock Pigs tedy; bulk beat natives,
110.60010.66; best, $10.76; mixed aouth-
6. ta
gheep--Recelpts. 7,000 head; market 15
4 iSo lower; ahorn Texas wethera. $8.00
8. as; moat rat nnuv ewea, i.h.
Limb 16 40c lowrf early Bales ahorn
offers, IU.tS0JJ12.3t: Deat inaoia; enriy
aprlng .lamb teady; Arizona, $14.60;
Tex goat, I3 I0-
St, r.oul IJveatock.
East SI. Louis. 111., May 16. Cattle-
Receipt, 3.600 head; steer quality com
mon to medium; market steady to hade
Icweri' bulk Btew, $7.00.i'7.75: light
vearltnra. teady to 10c lower; $8.76 paid
for light mixed yearling; $8.60 for
helfera; bulk, 7.8b?8.60; beef cows,
steady to 15c lowrr; bull:, $5.006.00;
tanner, stesdys $.1.50 paid moally; veal
tra. 606 higher; top calves, $10.25; bulk
Kood to cholc lights, $.7510.O0: atock
ur and feoders, slow to 16c lower.
Hogs Receipts, 11,600 head; opened
atradv; closed slow and 10c lower; top,
$10.06; bulk good butchers,, $10.76ifj10.85;
bulk 100 to 140 pound averages, $10.00
10.60; packer aowa. $.00.25.
Bhrep and Lambs Receipts, 8,600 head;
)nmb mostly 25o lower; aged sheep,
steady; few choice aprlng lamba to city
butcher. 116.00; bulk to packera, $14.00
14 so- medium to good- shorn lamba,
112.00: choic 1-year-old fed Texaa
wethers, carrying yearling end, $1.00;
1ijht eweo, $7.00; heavlea. $4.00.
Chicago 1-ive.tock.
Chicago. May 1. Cattle Receipts. 1".
000 head; beef ateera and sh-stoci.
teady to strong: spots higher: top beef
steers. $8.86; bulk, $7.66 ji)8.60; bulla,
ta.riv to strong: bulk bolognas. $4.76
4,86; veal calves, foe higher; bulk vealera
to packers. $.60r0.26; to outsiders,
$10.5015111.00; tockers and feeders, slow,
steady. '
Hog Receipt, 21.000 heaifl; opened
mostly lOo higher; closing with early ad
vance lost on lights; others closing firm,
steady to trong with ycaterday'a aver
ago; top early, ill. 00; practical top late,
$10.10; bulk, $10.45fj10.0; shippers took
about 1,600 head; holdover fairly lib-
"sheep and l.ambs Receipt. 13,000
head; few choice shorn lamDs. teady;
other clasaea mostly zoc lower; top snnrn
lambs. $13.00; bulk. J12.0O13.o0: top
uooled lamba, $15.16; , Oalifornla spring
lambs, $13.7516.00; with seconds to
feeders at $12.60; top shorn wethers,
$8:10; top horn ewes, $7.60.
Chicago Uu Ntork.
Chicago. Slay 16. C'atila Receipta,
10,000 head; market fairly active, beef
ateera and aha stock fully steady: no
chotca steer old early; beef steers of
quality to sell largely at $7.65S.50; bulls
steady to strong;, veal calves strong to
higher: stockera dull: outsiders paying
10.0010.60 fraely for choice vealera;
early sale to packer around 11.60
1 10.00.
: Hog Receipts. 11,000 head: market
Wow: big packers doing little; early trad
ing around 610c higher to yard trader
and shippers; part of early advance lost;
top. early. $11.00; bulk of sales, $10.45
1.0. . T . .
Sheep Receipts, 13,000 had: market
steady to 25c lower; California spring
lamba. $14.251S.OO; seconds to feeders,
112.50; top ahorn lambs, $13.00; choice
110.1b. California ahorn ewes, $7.50; good
ted Texaa shorn wethers, $8.25.
' Sioux City IJto Stork.
h Sioux City, la.. May 16. Cattle Re
ceipts. S.600 head: market weak. 16c low
ar; fed steer and yearlings. $7.25fi.75;
warmed up ateera and yearlings. $6.25
T.50: fat cowa and heifers. 7.S5rs.
rannars, !j.OO4.50;
1 CAaA7E0'
veals. 15.0010.00:
calves, $S.00ftT.T6;
heifers, $4.006.26;
feeding cow and
ik.r. lg.OOA7.15.
Hog RecelpU. .se neaa; mamei
steady to 10c lower: butchers, $10,104
10 40; lights. $1.5: heavy mixed. $0.75
10 16: heavy packera. $l.0.25: stags,
I7.60T.?5: bulk of sales, 10.1010.40.
. sheep Receipt, 300 head; market
steady. .
" St. Joseph Uw Stock.
St Josepn. S40.. May 16. Cattle Re
ceipt. 1.000 head; market tdy to weak;
steers, $7.004.76: row and heifers, 5.26
1.71; calves. .I0)8.0.
Hog Receipts, - 1.000 head: market
Opening 10 lie lower; top, $10.50; bulk
t Ml a. II0.I0 10.10.
Sheep Receipt, 4.00 hed: market
weak to l&c lower: cllrped lambs, $ 11.25
13.00; clipped ewe. $5.36l.0.
aTssr BJUTav.
few Tork. May l.-llvr Foreign
bar. Tl4c
x ilexJcaa DolIar-rt 14. k
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the' Day
Omaha Grain
Onuha, May 1.
Today' statin inarkrt developed a
iirong lone and a Iiit1if r ranne all
around a wiinnied in all depart,
nifiiii, Liverpool hi itroitif prob
alily influenced by a iliarp advance in
Argentine hrt yeilerday. May
wheat in Chicago v.11 the leader of
the dome. lie market being in
rlueneed by the heavy buying ol
commiiiMin bouiei. Corn and oali
ivmpathiicd with the ttrcngth in
wheat.
There wai only a moderate run of
receipt in Omaha. Arrival ol wheat
were 48 can. corn 3 cart, oali 25
(art, rye and barley 7 ear, totaling
H)8 car at again! 143 cart last
year. Total shipments were 14J ears
and compared with 1JJ cart lait
year.
There wai a good demand for caih
wheat and taniplei changed hands
at pricet ranging from 2c to 3c
hix'ier.
Corn moved .lowly due moitly to
the fact that holders were aiking
higher pricet than the market would
land, the offerings were taken at
Ic higher; oats were in good de
mand at Jic to fc higher. Rye wai
quoted 1c to I'Ac up and barley firm
and unchanged.
WHEAT.
Nn. dark hard: I ear. II 44: S car
(routlyr. II 41: 1 car laniuity), 11.40.
No. J dark hard! I rar (smutty), $1.31.
Nn. 1 bard winl.r: I car, ll., 1 car,
l!J7t.
No. t hard winter: 1 car (71 i.er cent
dark!. Ill 42; 4 rar. II. 17: 1 rars
(loaded oatal. II 36: 1 rar I 01 tier cent
brat damaged), 11,11; 1 cars. It. 34.
Nn. 1 hard winter: 1 car. $1.11; -l
ear (amullyl, I 31,
No. 4 hard winter: I rar. 11.31'.
No. I bard winter: t car, 11.11; J-6 car
(amutty). 111.13.
No. 1 yellow hard: t rar, 11.37,
Nn. 1 yellow hard: 1 rar. II. 20.
Sample velinw nurd: 1 rar (.07 ner cent
heat damaged, weevils), 11.10.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car (71 per cant durum).
No. 1 mixed: 1 car (durum). 11.17: 1
car (durum, amutty), 11.17.
No. 1 mixed: 3-1 car (durum), $1.16; 1
car (durum). $1.11.
no. i mixed: 1 car, II.:.
No. 2, durum: 1 rar tamutty), $1.17.
IIIR.N.
Nn. 1 white: 1 car, H'4c
No. I white: I car, IIVc; 1 car (fcp
clal billing). 64 'e.
Nn, t yellow: 1 ran, HUc.
No. ! yellow: 1 rar., Ufcc; 1 car (shlp
prrV weights). 6'4c
Nn. 4 yellow: 1 car. 6fe.
No. t mixed: 1 rar, llc.
OATS.
No. 2 while: 1 car, 38 '4c
No. 3 white: 4 cars. 37 'c; t car, 37ttc;
1 car (shippers' weights), 37V&C.
No. 4 white: 1 car, J7c.
Hampl whit: 1 car (heavy corn mix),
36c.
RYE.
No. 3: t cr. $I.00V; car, $1.00.
Sample: 2-6 cr. c.
BARLET.
No. 3: 1 cr. 68r.
1 rar mixed grain: 00 per cent oat,
40 per cent barley, 3S'c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota.)
Week Tear
Dday. Ago. Ago.
48 63 82
31 1 04 40
25 l 14
4 4 4
111
67 77 01
19 76 22
.8 11 20
1) 31.
2
Receipts
Wheat -
Corn
Oats
Ry
Barley
Shipments
Wheat Corn
Oats
Rye
Barley
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels)
Receipts Today. Wk. Ago, Tr. Ago.
wneat 1. 014,000 70,ono
Corn 828.000 097.000
Oat 780,000 746,004
8hlpmnt
Wheat 603,000 1,417.000
Corn 1,274.000 798,000
Oat 1,048,000 808,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
614.000
646.000
172,000
006.000
691.000
609,000
Bushels Today Year-Ago.
Wheat and flour 292.000 651,000
Corn 69,000 322,000
Oat 105,000 '
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlots Today Ago.
Wheat ...373 217
Corn 110 270
Oat ......191 178
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
Wl:
Carlots Today Ago.
Wheat 100 SH
Corn 27 ' 30
Tear
Ago.
21
207
121
Tear
Ago.
123
12
8
Oat ,9 5
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
. Week
Carlots Today Aeo.
Wheat ,.65 36
Corn ...61 75
Oats 46 33
Tear
Ago.
k 28
50
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlots Today Ano. Ago.
Mlnneapolia ........ 7 169 137
Puluth 76 "78 . 43
Winnipeg I.. 071 301 237
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. May 1.
Art. I Open. I High. Low. Close. Sat.
WhT
May 1.44 1.41'i 1.44 1.454 1.42
1.45 1.43
July 1.26U 1.21 l.itM 1.28?, 1.26
1.28 '4 ... 1.28 .1.25
Sept. 1.20'i 1.22 1.20', 1.21 1.19
1.20 1.211i
Rye
May 1.0 1.11 1.09 1.11 1.09
July 1.08 1.10 1.08 1.09i 1.08
Sept. 1.00 1.02 1 00 1.02 1.00
Corn I I
l,y 1 .61 HI .62 I .61 .01 .60
July .64 .66 .14 .65 .64
.65 .65 .64
Sept. .67 .67 .67 .67 .66
.67 ....... .07
Oata
May .38 .38 .31 .38 .37
i .384 38
July I .39 .40 .39 .40 .39
.40 ..39
Sept. .41 .42 .41 .41 .41
l
Pork '
May 22.80 22.05 22.80 32.95 22.70
Lard
May 11.43 11.47 11.41 11.42 11.40
July 11.66 11.67 11.60 11.60 11.62
Ribs . ,
May 12.62 12.75 12.63 12.75 12.55.
July 12.00 112.02 12.00 ' 112.02 ' 11. 97
Minneapolis drain.
Minneapolis. Alay 10. -Wheat Cash:
No. 1 northern, $161 1.67; May,
$1.68; July, $1.47; September, $1.29.
Corn No. S yellow, 6466c.
Oats No. 3 white. 3637c. . . -
Barley 63 04c. .
RyeNo. s. $1.074 1.084.
Flax No. 1. $2.85412.18.
Minneapolis,! May 16. Flour Un
changed; shipments, 41,829 barrels.
Bran $30.00 33.00.
Kansas City lirain.
Kansas City, Msy 16 Wheat No. 1
hard. $1.361.66: No, S red. $1.141.30.
Corn No. 2 white. 68c; No. 1 yellow,
(96r; No. i yellow, 69.
Hav Unchanged.
Kansas City. Mo., May 16. Wheat-
May. 81.32; July, $1.1; septemoer,
$1.13.
Corn May, 67c; July, 69c; September,
62 c.
fit. Ixiule llrntn.
St. I.oula, May 16. Wheat My
$1.41; July. $1.25.
Corn May, 59c: July 6351ie.
Oata May. 40c; July. 41 c. W.
Xew Vork Hugwr.
New Tork. May 16. The raw sugar
market waa firm, although there waa no
change In prices with Cuban quoted at
3 7-1 fic coat and freight eaual to 4.04c
for centrifugal for spot and nearby and
mt !Us coat and freight, eaual to 4.11c
for June. Porto Ricoa were nominal at
1.92c for spot and 3.98c for later ship
ment. There were ssles of 50.000 bags
of Cuba for May ahlpment to a local
refiner. It waa rumored that 2 $-16c
cost and freight, equal to 4.11c for cen
trifugal was paid for Cuba for July
ahtpment by an operator.
The raw augar futures market was
firmer on covering and trade buying with
prices at one time showing advancee of
5 to ( points. Near the close there waa
a partial aetback under realixlng with
final price 1 to 4 points net higher. July.
1 15c: September, 1.84c; December, 1.88c;
March, 2.86c.
Th mrket for refined wa firmer and
prices unchanged to 10 points higher with
fine aranu'ated now Hated at from l0
to S.I0. There waa a good inquiry for
both domestic and export account.
Refined fntur.a nominal. Closing July
1.95c; September, 1 10c; December, I.VOc.
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
4lauk Ha I a1 Mkra,
Chicago, May 16. Bullish enihu
iia.ni wa rampant in wheat.- 'the
ouuidr trade wat larger. Newt
generally wat in favor of higher
price. With a lark of pretire,
.September advanced to a new high,
for the teaon. The finish wai about
the top on all deliveries with net
gint of .'Hdi.'Jic. Corn and oats
were helped by the bulge in wheat;
corn gained fVdTic and oatt 'tdliic
Kye wai up IJ-'jfeiH.c.
At no time were wheat pricet a
low a the iiiiish of the previous
day. The supreme court decision in
the C'apperTincher bill, combined
with an advance of 1(4 Hid in Liver
pool terved to retor? confidence
among the bulls. With strong com-
musion rtouict on the buying tide,
the turplut in the pit 'readily wat
absorbed. There wat tome telling
of May and buying of the deferred
futures attributed to foreign account,
and also buying that was regarded
as against export tales. The latter
reached a large aggregate, exceeding
l.lKin.UOO bushels old and new crop
grain.
l.a favorable rrap rport wer re.
rrlvrd from Kan.a. Tb.y attracted
om attention. Herently the bulk of lh
messages from th.r ha been highly
optimistic. Purchase ef 400.000 bu.h.l
c.h wheat wer mad to com her from
ouiaid points. HI. loui ta lo ship 0.
000 bushel red winter Milling Urn and
show Improvement with dark hard at
Kan.aa City selling at tha be. I figure
en th crop.
Hedging on Corn.
Hedging against purchase of mora
than 600,000 bushel corn to arrlv from
low checked th gdvsnce In corn. While
lha local element largely caused th
atrength In wheat, th outside figure wer
not maintained. The undertone waa
relatively heavy. Cash Interests bought
May and sold July, n. commission house
sold July and bought September. Ship
ping demand waa fair and sales of 145.
000 bushels. Including 05 .00 bushel to
exporters. Receipt 171 car.
Exporter wesa good buyer of oat
nd rnndderanl exchanging of future
for the rash grain wa under way. Ship
ping .ales here exceeded 200.000 bushels,
psrtly to exporters Receipt wer 70
cars with a good demand. Crop re
port ar commencing to attract mora
Hintlon. owing to th derided lateness
of seeding.
Trerte In ry wss not large, but the
tindertnn waa atrong with July and
September telling at a new high figure for
the season. A fair export bu!nr was
under way at the seaboard.
Pit Notes.
A mora bullish feeling existed In wheat.
Foreign new favored It. Market abroad
were higher. The relation of aupplle
and demand wa regarded a more favor
able to holder. Th Belling waa local and
by ahorts or by operator who bought
early and wer taking profits. July
showed mor trength than May. It waa
.aid July I being moved up nearer to th
May to make it better for hedging cash
wheat.
An excellent Inquiry for new crop win
ter c. I. f. Montreal and track Daltlmor
wa reported. All ry offered from coun
try point In Michigan and Ohio overnight
waa said to have been accepted by th
seshoard and sold for export.
Psrt of the strength In Liverpool yes- 1
terday. which waa up 14)ld per bushel,
waa due to aympathy with an advanc in
th Argentine peso to 37c, th beat figur
since the war.
Chicago had 2,452 cars of grain on
track tills morning. There were 1,187
cars awaiting inspection and orders, the
smallest in mora than a week. At ele
vatrss. 1,366 care compared with 2,773
cars last Fridsy. Unloaded Monday, 012
cars, and loaded out 104 cor. A cargo of
wheat and one of oats was loaded yester
day. Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
New York, May 16. The three
interesting movements in today's
markets were the strength of foreign
exchange, despite our government's
retusal to take part in a second con
ference on Russia, the further vio
lent advance in cotton prices, and the
greatly confused fluctuations of steel
shares in the "merger group." That
the movement of these stocks should
have become far more bewildered
When the market learned the terms
of the Bethlehem-Lackawanna mer
ger, than it was while the terms were
being withheld, was quite in char
acter. In a market of this kind, fact
is a much less stimulating influence
than fancy, ihe amount of ;new
Bethlehem steel stock which is to be
exchanged for old Lackawanna steel
shares would indicate a higher valu
ation for Lackawanna than the mar
ket had previously given, always sup
posing the new, Bethlehem stock to
be worth what 'the present outstand
ing stock has been bringing on the
market Unfortunately this sort of
calculation is measuring with a vari
able yardstick. Increase in the
amount of a given stock outstanding
has been known to affect , its value
even on the stock exchange. As a
whole today's stock market moved
uncertainly with highly irregular
changes for the day but with net ad
vances predominating. ;.
Exchange Rates Strong,
Today strength in' European exchange
rates certainly suggested that the mar
ket ha cut loose from Lloyd George's
political experiments. Wall street's In
terest In foreign exchange movement
took a somewhat new turn, however, on
tho unexpected announcement that $1.
000.000 gold had been taken from the
American market for India. It ' was not
clear whether this consignment' was to
go directly from our west oast. or In- (
directly by way of London. Even last
week London reoelved some $600. (00 gold
from the United States which wa sdded
to the already large English ahlpment to
Bombay.. If the movement were to con
tinue on an extensive scale, as H did In
1918, the turn of affairs would In some
ways be unfortunate. That would not be
becauae tho United States could not spare
the gold but because instead of going to
European countries which could put It
to effective use, it was being drawn again ;
into that bottomless pit of the far east
which ha absorbed In the past so great
a part of the world's money metal.
Except for two days laat fall, on each
of which last year'a high mark of 21.65
centa per pound was touched, today'
pric of 21.60c for spot cotton wss the
highest since November, 19201 When. tht
price was momentarily reachVd. on Sep
tember. 27 and 28. last year, the agricul
tural department's sweeping under esti
mate of R; 537.000 bales for tho probable
crop of 1921 was about to be published.
Sine Its publication. Octobpr 3, the cot
ton market never again got so high as
todsy'a price.
High Cotton Mark.
Meantime the department itself has
haiaed its estimate t 8,340,000 bales. And
although even that figure was nearly 30
per cent below the average yield of other
recent years, the price as an immedlte
result of the revision went as low as 10.46.
The preaent recovery in th price, to
practically the highest point since the
acute stage forced selling or speculative
holdings In the autumn of 1920, haa un
doubtedly reaulted mainly from the very
unfavorable start of the crop of 1922. But
this circumstance, a consequence of the
unseasonable spring rains and floods In
tho cotton belt, fiaa also served to em
phasize another fact, which the market
largely Ignored at the beginning of thl
year. The best southern experts havo
calculated that th vary substantial In
crease in home and foreign purchases
since lsst summer would not only use
up all the smsller yield of 1931. but
would bring down the lately enormous un
sold surplus to a "carry over" no greater
than th normal. Thia i the curlou ait
uation presented In the problem of aup
ply, in case of rest deficiency In the com
ing season's yield. The question of de
mand for the finished goods and there
fore for the splnner'a capacity to pay th
present price or higher for hi raw ma
terial ia yet toHi determined. It may b
rh.rrl.ri.ll fa(rt ! Ik '
l4vMiri kiair.
New York Stocks I
Range sf priest pt th e4if lark
furni.hed by Lafa A f, $41 fetal
Trual kuildiasi
RAILROAia,
Md.r
High Law Close, tin.
a . t. r
Halt. Ohio 441. 46 4 4
Canadian faiti..! JS l'0 111 U
N V. C.slr.l,.... IIV ItW V Site
nes. a imio sa
Hi. Northern 14
Illinois Central ... ,,,,
Ka. City th., 2T
lhigk Vallsy ... :
Mi-urt Psiifi,,, t:
N. V. A N H I
Northern rtlfio.. 76
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P.nn. R K
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. R. I. P 41
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c M. St P 16
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Union J'sclfig ,...127 117
117 UI
Am Car fdiy ,..,l l
Ailis t'halmer ... 4 41
Ill 110
41 4
114 III
am irfaro 114 111
Haldwln to
...III 1144 111 III
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Vseka Uteel ...
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Rep Nisei I
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II M Hteel
Vanadium .. .
17
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4
7
1 !
COPPKRS.
Anaronda , 14 j
a m nri a ,. si
Cerro da Paaro .. is
Chill ;o
Chino
Cat A Arl 60
Or-en Canan.a ..11
Inspiration ...... 41
Kennscott 31
Miami 21
Nev. Con.ol 7
Ray fonaol Itu
I
17
10
24
10
in,
40
14
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17
M
13
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Ornersl Asphalt...
Cosden ii
Cl. rtern 64
! I014 (Ot,
42 42 43
15 16 16
It. IS It
island OH 1
Invincible Oil .
Mex. Peterol ,,
Middle BtstM
Pacific (it) ...
Pan-American
,, 11 ! IS 1
..120 127 120 12
MX 14 US 14'
... 4
... 12
... 5
... 11
... 1!
... 1
... 11
...17
... 47
... 21
... 10
1.1 04 11
l 13 11
46 45 44
1 l" JOS
12 :s 12
1S 01 02
11 11
1 m 144
47 474 47
21 21 22-
10 11 10
Phillips
Plerc Oil ....
Pure Oil ......
Royal Dutch ..
Sinclslr nil ...
"id. oil. N. J..
Texas Co. ....
Union Oil ....
Whit Oil ....
MOTORS. '
... 72 71
Chndler
72
12
7
II
7!
12
7
M
Oen Motor ...
... 12
. 7
12
7S
Willys-Overland
Plerce-Arrow .
White Motor .
19
47
17
47
47 ;
47
Studebaker 118 114S IMS 116U
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flk
1
40
17
17
177,
40
49
19
17
61
Joodrirh
Kalley-Sprngfld
40
49
20
!
02
40
41
21
M
62
49
21
10
Keystone Tir .,
AJx
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INDUSTRIALS.
Am Beet 8ug
41 40
37 35
45 43
40
24
44
A a as w I ...
36
44
Am lnt Corp .
Americsn bum
. 34 34
34
4S
Am Telenhon ,
A merles A1 Can .
.121 121 121 1214
47i 4',j 47 U
Cen Leather . ..
38
16
21
31
15
21
99
38
II
Cuba Can . . ,
15
21
0
15
22
Cub-Am Sugar
Corn Prod 100 4,
0
Famoua Players .. 80 u
80
0i
General Electric. .103 162 1(2 103
Ort. Northern Ore, 407 40'4 40 'i 40
inter. Harvester.,, ft fl',
Am. li. L. pfd.. 70 69 H 70
U. S. I. Alcohol... 61 60 '4 51
Inter. Paper 60 49 49
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 81 81 .111
Am. Sugsr Ref... 71 73 74
Sears-Roebuck ... 74 73 7314
Stromsberg 62 62 52 14
Too. Troduct .., 70 64 70
Worth. Pump .... c0lj 60 14 60 14
Wilson Co. 45 46 45
West. Electric .... 02 61 02
69
$1
49
81
74
73
62
09
61
61
It
Am. Woolen 00 9014 90
if ISCELL A NEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil
27
27
27
27
30
34
44
26
Am. Agrl. Chem..
Am. Linseed
Rosck Magneto ..
Prklyn. Ripld Tr.
3S
33
44
.. 24
M
7
S7
4
73
40
38
33
44
33
25
04
78
87
4
72
41
Continental Can...
CAtt
Cel. Packing
71
17
4
7.2
40
7S
87
4
72
41
Col. O. ft B ,
Col. Graph
United Drug
Nat. Knamei......
United Fruit
.140
140
140
130
Lorlllard Tobacco..l63
151 151 152
Natlonnt Lead .... 93
9554 03
Phil. Co 39
39
3
Pullman 120 120
120 120
Funta Al. sugar.. 41
40'4
41 40
03 00
36 36
29 29
.... 38
Retail Stores 64 '4
00
36
21
Superior Steel 35 i4
St. I,, ft S. F 19
Va. Car Chemical ....
Total sales. 1.006.000.
Honey Close, 3 peev cent; Monday's
closs, 3 per cent.
Mark Close, .0035; Monday' do,
.0036.
Sterling Cloe, $4.45: Monday' clos.
$4. 4a.
New York Bonds
(The Bee ta the only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
ficial close of the New York Stock
exchange bonds.)
N'ew Tork, May 10. Industrial offering
were th active and atrongest features
of today's hnnit market ...nnnaln. n . V..-
brominence of those issues In th stock
list. v .
Steels and coppers Improved on the rtl
flciition of tha Bethlehem-Lackawanna
deal and the growing Inquiry for copper
metals at higher quotations.
Lactawnnna Steel 5a of 1925 and U. 8.
Steel 6s strengthened with Chll Copper
6 and Cerro de Pasco 8s.
Local utilities and tractions showed .
further disposition to ease, but Pacific
Gas and Electric 6s. DuCjuesn Lights 7s
and' Consolidated Gas 7s. improved, - th
latter later giving way.
Change among the more substantial do
meatio rails were narrow and speculative'
Issues of that class were dull. - Pennsyl
vania iieneral 6s. Southern Railway 6
and Colorado ft Southern refunding 4a
were firm, moderate recessions being made
by Seaboard Air Line 6s and St. Louis ft
San Franciaco adjustment Cs (fld 4s.
Buying of Liberty bonds wa light, but
no changes of note occurred in that group.
Belgian 7s. French Municipals, Mexican
4s and 6s and Philippine Railway 4s mad
fractional gains.
Total sales, par value, aggregated $15,
078,000. v JTow York Bonds.
New Tork May 16. Following r to
day's high. low and closing; price of
bonds on the New York stock exchange,
and th total aales of each bond:
Bonds.
Sale (in $1,000). High T.ow' 2:16
102 Liberty 34 ..., 99.28 99.20 09.24
1 Liberty 1st 4s ... 99.70 99.70
184 Liberty 1st 4s.. 99.81 99.70
105 Liberty 2d 4 "is.. 99.58 99.48
1037 Liberty 3d 4s .. 09.92 99.84
2681 Liberty 4th 4'is. . 99.93 99.80
09.70
90.80
09.51
09.92
09.86
640 Victory 48 ....100.60 100.66 100.62
167 Victory 3B ....100.02 100.03 100.02
Foreign (.overnment. State and Municipal.
33 Argentine 7 101 100 100
IT Chinese Govt Ry 5s 64 64 64
. 3 City Bergen Ss ...11014 110 1K
6 City Berne 8a ....110 110 110
7 City Bordeaux a.. 87 86 87
1 City Chrlstlania Ba.lll 1U 111
11 City Copenhgen 6 93 93 93
53 City Lyon 6s ...... 87 86 87
20 City Marseilles 6s. 07 86 86
14 City Rio Janeiro 8s. 103 1034 103
19 City San Paulo 8s ..104 103 103
14 City Zurich 8s ..113 113 113
13 Danish Muni 8s A. 110 110 110
29 Dept of Seine 7s. 94 94 94
15 Dom Can 5a, 29.101 100 101
26 Dom Can 5s, 21.. 98 08 98
44 Dtch E lnd 6s. 47.. 96 96 85
132 Dtch E lnd 6s. 62.. 96 96 06
37 Rrench Rep 9s ...1.104 104 104 S4
99 French Rep 7a ..101 lot 101
1 Jap lat 4 90 to
0 Japanese 4s 76 76
65 King Belg IV, -.101 "4 108
90
76
108
3 King Belg 0 103 102 102
65 King Denmrk is .. Hs 98
King Itsly ls .. 14 IS',
117 King Nthrlnds 0 .. 96 96
10 King Norway 8..lltS 111
06
00
111
20 King Sweden 0 ..102 101 101
86 Paris-Ly-Med 6a .. 83 83 83
21 Rep Chile 8s.. 46. .106 105 105
1 Rep of Cuba 6a. 04. 90 . 80 90
10 Rep Uruguay 8a ..108 108 101
6 Stat Qunslnd 7 ..110 110 110
10 Stat Qunslnd 6s ..102 14 101 103
7 State Rio Or 8ul Is. 102 102 10:14
29 Swiss Con 8s 117 117 117
17 K G B I 5UjS. 22.10414 108 108
' 29 K O B A I 64. ,29.108 10V 108
ilKOSI! 6. 17.102 102 102
tl V Pra.ll I ! I4
II I' H l.u at l
1$ U k MMif I .... 16 11 l
Mstfaay aad MUre llaaa.s..
I A4.hu 4,. t t. Tl'4
II Als Hut Mr l ,,si 11 !:',
01 Aw A im 1. 11 )-!
6 Am hIi M 01 01
II Am feia.r . ..I 1-0 s
T Am T A T rv I.. 114 HI 114
tl An T A T rl I ... 01 07 01
It Am Wrl Paper I., 11 I
Ti Armour A - 4... 01 0
II A T A I g 4..
I A T A r aJ 4 ..
t Al I' Use 1st 4. 44 11
Al Ref OS 14 14 14
14 Halt A "hi .. 01 10
I Halt A Ohio r 4S l M tl
4 H.II Tl af P.n l.l1 ll 11
I Hk ref I,, l 0 04
44 I'.is, ptsel p m IS 01 it
4 Mr.ii.n t'epp-r Is ,. l 0 04
I l'ai Kd in 7 D.M1S MIS I"'1
isl Uss A Kl Is., 01 04 06
t il North Ss.. 111 III 111
4 I'an I'M deh 4a, ., 10 70 74
4 tie li s 01 0 40
It. st M,.h.r Is ..01 01 7
t t'enl N king s... 14 00
II cent I'se t 4.. 16 16
II 4-erra l'.o I IM l0 IMS
16 4'h.a A hie rv I. 01 01 01
4 i'k A Ohio e 44 12 l'
41 4 H I 4 ft 4 A. 01 04 04
29 Chi A K III Is.... 11 II II
I I'M Ot W..I 4 .. IIS 11 l H
5 Chi I A I. ref I. 04 01 06
I' M ft P rv 4s. lot, 7 7
17 l' M A SI P rf 4 4S 04 44
I 4'hl A North 7s .,! M !
I I h A North .0S MIS l"S
Chi Rr I 'S l
40 1' K I A P ref 4s ,. IIS II IIS
I t hi A Wet lnd 4.. 74 71 73
44 Chll Copper I ..11 MIS 1
M Chll Copper s ..01 0
t Co A South rf 4 7 ITS 7
4 Col a A K Is.. 01 01 t.
1 t'on Coal Mrylnd I o
11 Con Oaa 7 HI ll !'
42 Cul. Van. Sug 4 la. II 4 14
I Cut R n 7 A.ll M l
t Cub Ab Mug a....l4 M4V, 14
1 Den A R imp I. 2 ! 2
llekt-itt Kd ref 4S..M1 11 12
5 Detroit Vtd My 4. ! ! "
. I I'limnd Mich 7.M7 IM 17
I Dial See Is 42 41 41
15 Dpnt d N.m t..107 MT 107
21 Duoun I. 4 ..Ml MJ 13
10 Fri en 4 I ;
4 Ke pr I'en 4s .... 4 1 S
11 risk Rubber s M; MJ 16
1 Florida k! C 4S.. 14 1 "
1 Krsm lnd 7 7s 00 00
4 Cat llnus A Hend 6 10 10
14 On Elsrtrlc d 6 M 09 00
ii OrJidyesr T la. 'II M3 M2 Ml
34 tioodyear T I. 4l 111 111 J
OUT Ry of C 7.. ..Ill 111 I"
1 1) T Ry of Cn . I4 14 M4
1 Ot. N. 7s A MO M lol
70 Ot. N. I. B 09 09 10
21 Hud A M ref I A II !'. 0
II Hud A M dj tne I 4 01 14
Illinois Cen t..10l Ml Ml
11 111 Cen ref 4s 14 S4
14 Illinois Stl deb 4 91 01 01
4 lnt Agrlc 6a 1
!77 Int-Met 4s 14 l 14
1107 Int-Metro 4s ctfs 14 11 13
JI7 lnt Rap T ref 6.. 72 71 72
IT lnt M M a f 0 07 06 06
21 lnt P.per rf 6 SS 8614 IS
I la Cen ref 4s 47 47 47
3 K C Ft 8 A M 4 78 78 71
6 K C Southern 5s.. 17 87 07
4 Kelly-Spring T s 16 lost tos'4"
14 I.sck'wa Ktl la, '23 ion 99 09
17 Lack'w Stl 6 1060 01 91 01
1 L 8 A M S d 4a, 18 03 93 93
14,Lehl Val 6 103 102 102
18 Llg A Myer 6 ,. 05 05 05
0 Lorlllard 5a 94 04 94
40 Lou la A N ref la.103 M2 M2
1 Louis A Nash un 4 90 00 90
22 Mrkt St Ry con 6. 69 19 89
1 Me Pet 9s 106 105 106
Mch Stst Tel 1st 6 98'4 98 98
17 Mid Steel rv 6 .. 92 91 92
1 M ft St L ref 6a .. 4 44 46
, 2 M St P A SSM His. 102 Ml 10J
2 M K T new p I 6s A 83 83 3
60 M K T ned ad 5 A 66 66 66
18 M K T 1st 4a 80 80 80
13 M P ref 6. 23. '...100 10 100
82 M P gen 4 64 64 04
2 Mont Pow 6 A.. 90 06 9
7 N C ft St L con 6. 100 100 10014
Nat Tub 6 09 99 09
38 N O T ft M Inc 6.. 70i 69 S
II N T C col 7 106 106 106
81 N T C deb 6 102 103 103
13 N T C con 4 83 82 83
10 N T Rdl.ref 0..110',. 109 110
9 NT NH ft H v 6s 48 81 81 81
5 NJT NH ft H d 4s 67 67 67 67
0 N T Rys ref 4 ctfs 40 40 40
7 N T Tel d 6 1949 106 10S 106
15 N T T ref 6 1041 106 104 105
1 N T W ft Bo 4 67 67 67
3 Nor ft So 6 A.... 68 67 47
: 4 -Nor ft West cv 0 101 108 108
6 Nor ft W con 4.. 87 87 87
2 N Po pr lien 4,. 86 84 86
. 4 N Pao gen 2a 02 61 62
369 N P Ot N J 4 106 105 106
N 8 P ref I A.. 92 92 01
14 N W B Tel 7. ..106 106 106
15 O ft Cal 1st 6.... 90 ' 99 99
61 O Ry ft N ls 4s.. 101 101 101
15 O S I. gtd 6s ctfs 91 91 01
63 O S L ref 4s 81 81 81
23 O-W.R R ft N 4 103 10? 103
10 Otis Kteel 8s A... 92 92 - 02
7 Pao Gas ft Kleo 6s 97 96 96
6 Par T ft T 6s 107 . 107 107
F 7 Packard M Car 8s 1"0 100 100
. 13 Pan-Am P ft Tr 7s 100 108 108
70 Penn R R 0...r 09 98 99
6 Penn R R gen 6.. 89 89 89
. 12 Penn R R g 4.. 96 96 94
5 Pierce Oil deb 8. .101 100 J01
7 P C C ft 8 L 6 A 97 97 97
4 Prod A Ref Ss 102 102 102
9 Reading gen 4s .. 86 84 84
It Rep I ft St col 6a.. 96. 00 96
2 R I A ft L 6s. 81 81 81
11 St L I Mt ft S ref 4s 87 87 87
3 St L ft S F ad 6s.. 80 80 80
16 St L ft S F Ino Ss. . 67 67 67
45 St L ft 8 F p I 4s A 72 72 72
;4 St L S W 1st 4s .. 79 78 79
64 Sbrd A L con s.. 67 67 67 ..
27 Sbrd A L sdj 6s.. 24 $3 23
46 Sbrd A L ref 4s .. 41 39 29
14 Sharon St Hp 8s A 99 99 99
17 Sin Oil cv 7.. ..104 104 104
64 Sin Oil col 7s ..100 100 100
2 Southern Bell T Cs. 05 95 95
23 S Paciflo cv 4s... 91 91 91
'37 S Paclflo ref 4s .. 87. 87 87
60 S Pacific col tr'4s.. 82 82 82
60 S Ry gen 6 ... 09 09 09
9 S Ry con 6 95 95 9544
14 S Ry gen 4s 07 06 67
3 8 Porto Rico Sug 7s 09 99 99
31 Stan Oil Cal d 7. 106 106 106
1 Tex ft Psc 1st 5s.. 96 95 95
42 Third Ave ad 6 .. 60 60 60'4
21 TdewtrOlI 0 ctf.103 102 102
11 Tob Prod 7s 104 103 104
22 Jinlou Pc 1st 4s.. 91 91 91
7 Union Pac cv 4s.. 04 94 04
4 Union Pac ret 4s.. 86 80 . 86
6 Union Tank Car 7s 102 102 102
0 United Drug 8s.... 108 108, 108
21 Un Ry I 1st 5a P 86 S6 86
0 U S Realty 6s.... 06 96 90
11 U 8 Rubber 7.. 109 107 109
82 U S Rubber 5s 90 89 89
69 U 8 S s f 6 102 101 101
15 U Pow ft L 6s 92 91 01
128 Va-Car C 7s 104 108 104
25 Va-Car CK 1st 6s. .100 100 100
11 Va Ry 6s 05 05 95
2 Wabash 1st 5s 07 97 07
6 West Klec 5s 100 100 100
14 West Mary 1st 4 66 66 65
. 7 West Union 6s,.109 100 109
28 West Electric 7s.. 107 107 107
1 AV ft L F.rio 4a.. 09 69 69
27 W-S Steel 7s....... 99 09 90
20 WI1 ft Co a f 7..105 106 106",
10 Wll ft Co cv 6s 94 04 94
1 Wisconsin Cen g 4s 81 SI 81
81 D of C 1952 W 100 100 10
7t 8 8s 99 98 99
Total sales of bonds today were $16,
073.000 compared with $14,376, OoO pre
vious day and $9,330,000 a year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Tork. May 1 6. Special Interest
was attached on tho curb exchange today
to the dealings In tho securities provided
for In the Inter borough readjustment
plan. The 0 per cent notes made a fur
ther gain being traded in at 70 to
around 78. The Interborough atock lim
ited to 7 per cent dividenda aold tN02
and the voting truat certificates for the
present stock .were traded in at 29 to
31.
The general market was Irregular,
many of the recent Issues being In good
demand st advancing prices. While the
market waa itrong, Daniels Motor moved
up to 12. a new high record. The bal
ance sheet published today showed current
assets of 11.177.601, including $330,000
cash and current liabilities of $229,000.
Cuban Dominican Sugar waa dealt In on
a large scale, ranging from 11 to 12.
Tobacco stocks maintained a strong tone.
Philip Morris around midday sold at
19 a new high. Tobacco Products ex
port wss trsded In at 9 to 9, and
Schult Store sold at 35.
Olen Allen coal wa firm with ealea at
SI. Petroleum coal waa firm with aalea
at 51. Petroleum stocks wer Irregular.
Feneland Oil wa a strong feature, trad
ing being again based on reports of de
velopment on it property ner th Tea
Pot Dome. The stock advanced to th
new high of 16. Mutual Oil contnued
active and strong, selling at 9 to 1.
In the mining group. Mother I,od wft a
feature, over 15,000 hare being traded
In at l10.
New Tork. May 16. Transaction on the
New Tork curb market today were as
follows:
Bonds. -.
Ssles (In $1,000). High Low l" i
4 Allied Park 6 ..41 81 M
7 Allied Parker 8s... 90 95 96
1 Aluminum 7s. 33.. 105 195 M6
10 Am Cot Oil ks .... ' "
11 Am- LAT 6 106 l'.'l 101
II Am T A T 4s, 111. 10 ! 10
10 As TAT . MJI. Ml MIS MIS
I Am T.a la, II. ..,!! 11 11
As.ce Cep I S S
I Asa tap 1. I MS MIS M'S
11 sun Am U. l MI MS MS
I A'Hisur A Cm Ts....MI 14 14
1 H.th atsel Is. 111111 14 Ml
It Can Nat Hf eo, , 1.MS M0 10
S t.a M Sly .... 04 04
S I s r 4 MIS 11 Mi
S Cat atssl I 1414 14 14
II C.I lira ks 41 41 4
I Can ". H.II 7. IM 14 14
I C.a T.l I 14 01 S 04S
I Cop F Asa la. 14 11 11 Ml
I t'op ft A. la. II. 14 1, M4S Ml
0 I'sb Tel IS ...M0 11 M0
4 l.ere A Co. 1..MI Mt Ml
lltloodrHh Ttra f,.l M lo
(I tlalf Oil 7 14 14 14
4 tl.m C 1 ,...M4S M l'S
II MsMi Rubber 7.,, 01 01
liumbls oil 7 ... MIS 11 11
Ml Isl.r R T Is. Mil, OIS 01 01
4 Ksn O A K 4 0 04 04
1 kin Ctr LI a S
II Urled Oaa 7..,.M " 10
M Manitoba la 07 04 1
I Morn A Co l ..Ml Ml Ml
5 Nat Arm IS 07 07 07
I N.f Clk A S ..Ml Ml Ml
S Nat leather ,.M0 - M
t No. Am Kdlamt I. 02 01 03
4 Phil Kl 4a M4 M M4 S
II Phil Pel 7S. MM. Ill 114. Ill
II P I O of 24 J 7.. 11 Ml Ml
I Robert lr 7 . ..91 97 07
I Sear Re 1. II..M, MS l"
Hhaashesn I ...,MS MIS H:S
I Solvy A CI I ,,M4 14. 'MS
ISW H.II Tel ts.. ,,M2 11 f.
4 I O N T 7. Mil, .17 MI'i I
4 S f N T Is. 12. .14 l"4', i4
II I O N 7 h 1011. ,M! 112 11
I Sun Oil 7 Ml Ml Ml
t Swift A Ca 7. II. .101 11 MIS
II Hwifl A Co 7. 11.12 M3S M2
II Te, Co. 7 .....MIV4 0 11
J Tidal I'Mgs U ..11 ) Ml
4 Tol. R4ion Ta M M4 M4
tl Vn il Prod ls..Ml Ml Ml
5 I'ld Ry llsvn 7 Ml Ml1!!
Vacuum nil 7 M7 M6 l7
Warner Sue 1. 41. 0S .
Jl ..t Klre 7 11 101 Ml
I Win.he.ter 7 ..Ml Ml MIS
10 At O A W I 5. II II II
312 Free port T 7 Ill H 120
41 lnt N 1 14 14
I7i lnt R T Wt.. 7 7 77
14 Philip Pet 7 ..Mt Ml 13
11 Union Oil Cl ..MI Ml Ml
1 V.lvorln.. 7 100 100 100
Foreign Hands.
II Argentine Ta. 121. .100 10 100
M City Klberfeld Is. IV, 1 IS
II City of SolMons 16 14 14 S
50 N T. N II rr 4s.. II II 4
f Rusln l t 10 20
S Swl. 6 102 102 12
100U. M. Mexico J... 41 41 47
1 Can 8 8 4 II 0 04
11 I' S Hrssll 7 .. 07 0
20 Fed 7. B 4 100 100 lo
III Preepsrt Tex 7. ...117 111 III
18 Inter O Nor I 41 48 43
351 Inter R T s wl. ... 78 7 7i,
Jl Phil Pet 7 wl. .101 12 M2V,
S Volvollns 7s 100 100 100
FOHKIHN BONDS.
II U 8 Drsill 7s ... 91 07 SI
Chlrago Stock.
Rang or price of th leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan A Bryan, 24S
Ptr Trust building:
Lto.
6
1
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1
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44
102
Armour A Co. pfd
Continental Motor
Earl Motor...
I.lbby
Montgomery-Ward ....
National Leather
National Leather (new)
Plggley Wiggly
Swift A Co
BANK STATEMENT
Charter Mo, 2776 .
REPORT OF CONDITION OP THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL .BANK
AT OMAHA, IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ON MAY S. 192!.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts, unsecured .
U. S. Government Socurlti owned.
Deposited to secure circulation
All other U. 8. Government securities .,
Other bond, stocks, securities, etc.!
Banking House
Re I eiate owned other than Banking Houi..
Lawful leaerve with Federal Reterv Bank
Item with Federal Reserve Bank In process- of collection
(not available a reserve) ,
Cs.h In vault and amount due from National Bank. .
Amount du from State Bank, Bnker and Trait com
. panic in the U. S. . . i ..... .
Exchange for Clearing House. .
Cheek on other banks in th am city or town re
porting bnk
Miscellsneous- cash Item
Redemption fund with V. S. Treasurer and du from U. S.
Treasurer
Tots! .;
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund -
Undivided profit t
Leas current expenses, interest and taxes paid..
Circulating note outstanding
Net amounts due .to National Banks
Net amounts due to Stat Banks, Banker and Trust,
Compan'.e ;
Certified check outstanding
.Cashier' cheek on own bank outstanding
Demand Depoeitet
Individual deposit subject to check
C. of D.'s du in less than 30 day
Dividend unpaid '
Time certificate of deposit
Postal aavings deposits
Total i
Stats of Nebraska, County of Douglas, ss:
I, S. S. Kent, Cashier ot the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that th
above statement ia true to th best of my knowledge and belief. ' .
S. S. KENT. Chir.
Correct AUeit:
FRED P. HAMILTON,
C. W. HAMILTON.
0. S. ROGERS, Du-eetori.
' Subscribed and sworn to before m this 18th day of My. 1922.
(SEAL) CHARLES M. FIXA, NoUry Public.
BANK STATEMENT
Charter No." 2665 Reserve District No. 10
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK
AT OMAHA, IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ON MAY 6. 1922.
RESOURCES ,
Loans and discounts, including rediscount....' ...,.$2,060,652.80 .
Total loan '.
Overdrafts, unsecured, $5,918.97
U. S. Government sscurltie owned 1
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bond par value) 200,000.00
ToUl
Other bonds, stocks, securities. tc ....................
Banking House. $216,000.00; furniture
' men as. ,r s
,v,i,,,. .......... ....................
Real estate owned other than banking house....
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank..
Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection
Cash in vault and amount doe from national hank
Amount due from State bank, banker, and trust com
panies in the United States (other than included in
three preceding items)
Exchanges for clearing house
Checks on other banks in th same city or town a re- '
porting bank (other than preceding item)
Total of five preceding item.... 606,260.68
Checks and draft on bank (including Fedetal Reserve
Bank) located outside of city or town
bnk . .'
Miscellsneous cash Hem
Redemption fund with U. S." Treasurer
U. S. Treasurer . .
Total ,
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in.......... , I
Surplus fund
Undivided profit ........1
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid......
Circulating note outstanding ..........
Amount due to national banks ,
Amount du to State sank, -banker, and truat com
panies in the United Stale and foreign countries
(other than included in awo preceding item)
Certified check outstanding
Cashier's cheeks outstanding
Total of five preceding Items. 1-
Demand deposit (other than bank deposits) aubjact
ta Reserve (deposits payable within 10 day):
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificstes of deposit du in leas than SO day (other
.than for monjpy borrowed)
Deposits requiring notice, but le.s than 80 day
Other demand deposits '.
Tots' of demand deposit (other than bank deposits)
subject to Reserve
Time deposit ub)ect to reserve (payable after 80 day,
or subject to 80 days or more notice and postal
savings):
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) . .
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve.
Total
State of Nebraska, County of Douglas ss:
I. H. W. Ystes, csshier of the above named bank, do solemnly aweer that th
abov statement i tru to th beat ef my knowledge and belief.
H. W. YATES. Cashier.
Correct Attet:
john bekins.
john Mcdonald.
F. W. CLARKE. Director.
Subscribed and swen to before me this 12th day or May. 1922.
(SEAL) A. W. FRANCIS, Notary fablle. .
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Moat lark tatlaa.
Nta fash Map I t't.ce r 14 tsj
lbs catiu satrasi !. osly la rally
'4 Ika slass vslll the list k4 reaffced
a ls saasiaefsaiy ats, ik p..iMis
la. In apua af ieliit in 4k i.t
fear sal ssles. final prie. w.i I II
point t kbst. Ther was early
4r t IS la II pataia with l.u.r.
fmM krakir s4 Ik Ire, ssellsmrg
gsad bo.sra, folisaed by tir4 ptofu
1, sis aa4 I"" MW4 llta mmrh
errt4 4a IM'ks4, ap4 Mr Msy p.
iibos, down I la I p.iiate tsr tt.t
ailhl' laa New buyiaf d.tsiupsd in
lha afteraosa. pramatlag af
fare aoan !. and a n.l gain af 1
II pxlat. . holM.h a.ws 4 (ssgth
af lh May positle war ekisf f.etois
tspile lha releasing flurry al lha eu4
af ih Msion, May w rslti( airaas
I lha flaal rail,
levsl snarbsl fee sst eettw le4
II pnU dnc; Il ls IW ai4'lline
pland
H-iulhsra spot mrW.l.i OlIniM,
S lr, II point nnri New lirirsns,
I Isr. II p..lnt s.lv.ne. Strsansh fuf.
I paints tn sdisni-! Memphis. 10 !.',
tinehsaged: Mousioa. : 4r. 21 m..is
advanes; Lit t la Jtork. 10 it. 21 point
itnts.
New Tork taftra. "
Nw Tork. May 14 Tb wtkl for
raffs fuivrr apsnsd st an adonc f
I 4a S palm and aold paut I II
polni ! r'ri'a nosing nwola
linns an emerlng by near month sborta
aerampanled by reports th.l iippliea In
lha interior wsra he.-oniisg smsll assl that
romiars'leiy lulls .fls hsd besn
bought for prompt shipment from Hrssll.
Th d sites tarried July contracts p lo
I 4ie, msking a new high card for lha
etn whit September sold lle.
Tba ehv was a shade off 1n lb best
under realigns, but ahowed tt't "
of I to 11 points .aa
Sale war ssilmswd st b"Ul lo.
b.s.. May. Mi Jul. M 44r j Heptem
ber. 114c; October. S 0c: December. 7 9c(
January. Tj Mrch. MM ,
pool raffs, dull, no 7. 1M: nla
4. 14 to 1 4 c. Co.! snd fr.Kht orders
wr rregulr. Imlud'n S.nlos 3 nd
st Mil o 14 60 for prompt and at
114 foj ll.lle for forward shipment. Rio
7 and s wer offered t M Me, Amerl
can credit
Mow Tork fieoeral.
New Torb, Msy M Flour Firm;
spring peni. SSOI TSj Ry. firm;
No. I wester. 11.11 f. o. b. New ork
and $1 11 c. I. f. oaport.
Wheat . hVort. frtms No. J red.
and No hard. 11.61 I No. I Manl
tnba, $1.12. and No. 1 mlssd durum.
1 41 c. I. f trsch New Tork to arrlv.
Corn Spot, firm; No. I yellow and No.
t whit 11; No. 1 mixed, 04 c I. t
New Tork. all rail.
OatB Spot, firm; No. 1 white. I0a
Other article unchnged.
Now Tork Hooey.
Now Tork. May 14. Call Money Eay;
high, low and ruling rat. 1 per cent;
closing bid. .1 per cent: offered at 1
per cent: last loan. 1 Pr cent: call
loan again. I arreptancea. I per eeat.
Tlma Loans Steady; 40 day. 90 day
and months. 4 per cent.
Prim Mercantile Paper ! P
cent.
Dry good. .
New Tork, Msy 1. Sheetings wer ad
vanced on everal firm today following
tho cotton advanc. Print cloth sl.o
were higher. Trailing waa moderate
Tarns wer 00. Wool good wer In mod
erate demand with mora nntlceabl price
realalanc. Burlapa continued firm.
Broad .Ilk demand wa confined largely
to crepe. Ribbon were eteady, but in
active, '
Flaxseed.
Duluth, Minn., Msy 14. Flaxseed
$2.12.
BANK 8TATKMF.NT
Reserve District No. 10
0S1.89S.09
11.S6S.78
60.000.00
49S 424.82-
542,424.82
117.260.00
100.900.00
1,943.14
9S4.072.95
4SS.813.77
1,728.740.19
960.390.92
164.2S9.tS
S,2aa.is
. 68,104.94
2,600.09 4.84 1,2 18.00
.114,176,791.81
t 1
000.000.00
500.000.00
I (0S.SS7.29
6,815.86-
1,067,299.24
1.861,606.44
120,643.42
- 182.090.13
8,256.477.45
169,464.30
494.00
i7S.40l.96
20.317.26r
499,971.44
60,000,00
12.126,820.29
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BANK STATEMENT
$2,060,662.80
6.91897
200,000.00
94,410.00
277,082.46
80.636.61
286.44H.S6
180.224.69
812,170.86
and fixtures,
120.576.10
89,410.91
8,869.15
of reporting
and
26,746.16
80.203.94
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due from
66,950.10
10,000.00
.83,678,261.46
J 500,000.00
160.000.00
. '65.767.03
197.200.00
881,428.42
108,841.88
68,074.80
422.085.01
2.280.O0
18.999.50
T7d.73S.33
1,622. 108. "5
4,270.28
285,786.7
14,970.30
1,827,224.76
178,821.14-
171,821.14
...13,678,261.45
Said l
l-aiaa i-sis'4
wrtftey
(kkwt Praaara.
I'ku.l. . Msy M Hull H'Skorl
r.iweiy tr.. IU. SfUi
a..a4a. MAiSs. saa4si4.
r,,.L.a.s: f.ipt. S.ol f
fMitry Aiits, k'lhe'i "al,
IroiMr. OOflsrt Mts llS
las 4wa Mslala.
Is4, May Pilvsf Hr. t Pf
a
Maay par son!
Disesuai rt.iea.hharl a4 lfcr
insHlk bill. $luIS Pr t'.
(klrag ru4ia,
4'ki.. Msy M Pot! Wakt
.ipu, 4. ,i.: total Imiei Plate kip
nieHI. ot rr. W IKoa.i bs4 4
sulk rouad abtia. tl loS) 1 lb rati
MiikK.n balk iue4 wnite. II 44l 4
'I.; M.na ark HuaMits, II 16 r.
Saw tab sikl siroh.r an : rtull
n fc.rr.M Al.4v.nia a-kd Hum Trt
umphs N 1. lis et ; .iiiiea aarked
Iiiim Tftu'siab No. I, 111 tal l Ftartil
pa'Hdie H.ue, ,t.,bi..k''l"1 p.rlela, N
I. H!.f4.u. Na. 2, 11.. ly II,
I klrag rlHllef.
I'kir.l. Iiii I. -1I Iwti i0 Ik
Oull-i msik-t t'oislnes) null, 'irm t"U.,
tiuw te s i-, s.'n it Mi.nd Aild i,hI
frets r l,.t.. ; eiAi titltWr aelt
ilesnril up sod lus-std tha ,ius pf tna
il.y 11 a. p. ! ,a buy al 41 lit".
Medium ai d tm, .siail'" . '
st'sbii) nli,e pii,-s ts-. eiilisl's-!
a,rs film sod in oim1 a.tasnil. Mut
tee .hinted mum tiiirutenlelit In ajusllly
nd lu.ny Iv's .h,.4 llator.
.New wk M.tsl..
New York, Mv 14 ..i-i.piir Mrsdt ;
elu irelMlc .ni and fuluie. 1 1 tt Is Sr.
Tia K. r: sp"l and nesipv, ;ej
fu'ure. X rfi.
tlnn Mr.'li : prir.s ur banueil
l.ei bteadr : P"i, I Jit, in
iilurw Firm, East St, Loul tlelitiry,
spi, 1 1
Anlllnoiii bpol, I tc.
Turpenllne nnd llaslii,
uiinnsh. tl.. Mat- o. Turp''Hn
Firm, it bsrrrl.: sales ;'i;. receipta,
41: shlpinenls, ;.4: Stork I 44a.
Bjn.in Firm; csls 1:4 '", re,-elpi,
1,641; shipments. t: stm-k. 64.411.
Quote H li:: l. II.!; F. $4 41;
F. D.i II. 14 14; I, 14 II; K 14 70; M,
III; N. i0; WO. $4 00: W W. $1.14.
Drlrd Fruit.
New Tork, 1y I Ktaporated Apples
few her.
Pros, a resettled.
Apricots Scsr-e.
Pejrhe Htesdy.
R ll.tna Weak
M. Iiuls Produce.
St Loul.. Mo. Msy l. Poultry, But
ler nd Kggs Unchsngrd.
!rVYo3;
Argentine
Government
5 Gold Loan of 1909
Comulativ Sinking Fnnd
sufficient to redeem en
tire issue by 1945.
Principal and interest ,
payable In U, S. dollar.,
or pounda sterling at
fixed rates ef exchange.
((26) denominations)
Price yielding about
6J0
The National City Compiny
Omaha First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Telephone 3816 Jackson .
r.?ocsy Uadc Safoly
iffi! J" put".,r1 " 820 to S&0 eon.
ares of Now Tork Us ted storks.
FrjhP nnklet furnish full information
and explains possibilities for ouick profit
on mll in vestment. Markets active
2JE TODAY FOR BOOKLET No. VN.
niuisa vrslivr tyLllUI Bstllkl
Branch. 1044 UKmon Ar KAHSaS 0??;
E.F.Leland&Co.
(Successors War A Lelsnd)
Stocks Bond
Grain Provisions
Small let given urn attention
a larg lot. PRIVATE WIRES.
W invito Inquiries.
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Y. Stack Eh...
Member
Chicago Stock Exchange
inicags Beard or Trade
Omaha Grain. Exchaag
727-30 OMAHA GRAIN EXCHANGE
T. N. Rutter. Manager.
What Will
The Market Do Next?
KEEP POSTED
Important development
contained In this week'
market review regarding
th following eeuKtiet
Sinclair Coniol. General Motors
Studebaker
Texaa Company
Pere Marquette
General Cigar
F. W. Woolworth
Invincible Oil
Baldwin Loco.
Amer. Woolen
W4U for free copy
P.G.STAf.ir.l&CO.
Member Consolidated '
Stock Exchange of New York
35 S. Willintn St., New York
$60,000
Big Spring, Nebraska
su
High School Building Bonds
Dated April 1, 1922
Due 1933-47
PRICE: To Yield 5
C. E. JOHNSON
Municipal Bonds
211 Keeline Bldg. Jack.on I72p
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC seeling concrete burial
vaults. Recommended and for aal
by all leading undertakera. Water
proof, no steel to rust, no wood to de
cay, tnslat upon the AUTOMATIC
SEALING VAULT manufactured by
Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co., (910
I North 10th.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
Stark A Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
SUMBULANCEFARVo?4E
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertaker and Embalmera.
Phon HA. 0241. Of flea sn Farnam.
Hulse & Riepen,
Funeral Director. S7J4 Cuming.
CR0SB Y-MOORE 'VfXl?-
FLORISTS.
T.F.r?. T . A P MrtM. 1 I 4 Dougl.a.
MdW4-i JJaMtAVAUXil
Phon DO. 1344
JOHN BATH. 1S04 Ksrnam. JA. 1004.
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HEP.9
A RWOBODA, 1411 FARNAM STREET.
U HKNDURSQN, JI01 Farnam. JA, 18(1.
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