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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. MAY 28. 1922.
Continuous Water
Route Planned
Through Europe
To Extrnd From North St i to
BUtk Sri by Rhine an!
Danube; 50 Mil
lion Cokt.
Brlcradf, May 27. Opening up
continuous taster route from .ho
N'orib sra to tha Black sea throuih
tb heart of central Europe by mrns
I the Rhine and IXtnuha river
connected by a deep draught canal
tuflicicnt (or vosrls of l.SJ torn to
oprrate. u the project brine con.id
ered by itstkan financial eupcrtt in
conjunction ith the countrire bor-
tiering along the two streams.
The route Mould me western Eu
rope dote access to the huge (rain
depoti of Roumania, Odtiii'i wheat
fields and the agricultural product!
of Jugo-alavia. In return the Balkan
countrirt, sadly in nerd of the fin
ithed product of western Europe,
could tecure the, practically cut
ting the prrient all-water route ex
pente or the overland route in half.
It i staled here that an American
firm ha placed bid for the dreds
Ing of the Danube and the Rhine and
the building of the canal from the
Main river in Germany to the Dan
ube. French and Crrman conduc
tion companies are aKo in the field
to connect the two sea.
Cott of $50,000,000.
"The project will cost in the vicin
ity of JSO.bDO.OOO.'' aid a 'Serbian
tiujnrial expert today. Jugoslavia
would be ready to go through with
the project from the Balkan end as
we are in need of an outlet for our
great surplus agricultural products,
enough to feed entire Europe. Very
little ' of these products now reach
France. England or America, but
with the opening of this - through
Europe waterway these markets
could be developed.
"before the war, because of unfa
vorable commercial relations through
thetdomination of Austria, we were
forced to send 90 per cent of our ag
ricultural products to Germany and
Austria. We still have no favorable
access to the sea and this waterway
project would aid us.
. "But an international agreement
would have to be formulated, signed
by all European countries, placing
this Waterway open to vessels of all
flags. This might need another
hurooean conference to utitatutie
many of the present ideas of
sovereignty over streams within a
country. .
Genoa Conference.
"It is very possible that the project
will come up for discussion at the
Genoa conference,' as it has an eco
nomic end, that of the Balkans aiding
to feed Europe and Europe advanc
ing the finished products to the Bal- j
kan countries. You know that 85
per cent of the people of Jugo-Slavia
live on farms. Therefore, we have
an agricultural population. Manufac
tures only total, perhaps, 6 per cent.
Clothes, agricultural instruments,
nearly all manufactured products,
must be imported.
. "So it may not be long now before
vessels flying the American flag stop
off at the Belgrade wharves to un.
load America's products. It would'
help in getting American foreign
trade a start in Jugo-Slavia. The
products of the mines, oil fields and
the . forests which dot the southern
part of the old Serbia would be open
ed to the outside world."
Omaha School Forum Will v
Give Concert at Brandeis
k -nm-r will civen at the
Brandcis theater June 8 by the Omaha
School Forum, purpose of the con
cert is to raise funds with which to
send delegates from the Omaha
Forum to the convention of the Na
tional Education association at Bos
ton. - ... . ,
.Stanley Letovsky, pianist; Myrtle
Francis Wyatt; singer; the Kountze
Memorial quartet, the- Anderson
Eight (double male quartet), and a
string trio consisting of Jessie Towne,
Belle Von Mansfield and May Som
mer, will give musical numbers.
Readings will be given by Edna
Barnes and 'JuMa Newcomb.
Motion Pictures to Be V
Shown at Krug Park
Several reels of motion pictures
, will be shown at Krug park Sunday
evening, a screen having been erect
ed on the stage platform, north of
the old mill. The management in
tends to make this ojie of the added
attractions during the summer.
Several new features will be shown
this week which will add much to
the entertainment of those attend-
.' ing. ; " ' ' ' '
.
ChleatTV Stock.
- Range of price, of the leading Chicago
tecka furnished by Logan Bryan, 248
rtttra Traat building: , -
Clost.
Armour Co. pfi..: 1
Cndahy
Continental Motor
Earl Motor... J J
Llbby IH
Montf-emary-Ward SJ4.
Nat. Leather nw). , -8
Pitt-lay Wlssiy..
Stewart-Warner '!J
Fwlft A Co...... 1S$
BWltt Int
Vnloa Carblda., ...... ............... J'
Want "
Butter Market Barely Steady.
Chlcato,- May 27. Tke butter market
wee barely eteady for the week. Buying
tor atorace haa not been heavy enough
to prevent accumulation tna pite of light
receipts and rood consumption which held
up prices. Closlns pricear I ecore. New
Tor. J5e: Chicago, Sec; Philadelphia.
J4"e; Boaton. STc.
Chirac Produr.
Chicago, May 27. Butter Unsettled;
creamery extras. Jtc: firsts. lHf"ci
- awenda. !8:Hc: standards. Sf H.
Eggs Unchanged; recetpta. 4,T:
firsts. 844824V.C; ordinary tirata, ,
c: miscellaneous. 18011-
Poultry Lower; fowls, Ilije; broilers,
JSC 44c; roosters. 1 4c.
New Tor Fradace. '
New York. May 7. Butter Weak.
Eggs Irregular; fresh gathered extras.
' firsts. S7H?J4c: free gathered first ,24
c?!Hc; storage packed, firsts, 27HV
28 Sc.
Cheese Steady. .;. ,
New York Metala.
. - t.,1, u . w Tha cflBBer market
has ahown .continued firmness during the
past week with todays quotations for
electrolytic ranging - about Ue to 14c
-delivered. Iron was nncnangea.
Kanaas Cttr sVeeSaee,
Kansaa City. Mo.y May 27. Eggs and
Butter Unchanged.
- Poultry Hena. 2te; broilers. So lewtr,
4Sc; for rooatera. 2lc
' New York Poultry. '
w New Tork, May 27. Poultry Uya,
s barely steady; broilera. SS)Ke; fowla,
lie; dressed, steady and unchanged.
Flaxarrd.
r,i,K uinn . u ST. Flaxaeed
5.T1; May. 12.71 bid; July. J: Sep-
Omaha Grain j
Omaha, May 27.
Deliveries May contracts In
Chicago were 1,400,000 bushels. To
tal dfliverirt for the monih Iggrf
gate 11.197.000 buihelt. This hit
has not gone into strong hands the
last lew days and it a drag on the
market, as the demand (or ith
hrat is poor generally. European
markets r re heavy "d while their
drm4nd is slow, indications ol lit
tle brttrr feeling was in evidrnce to
day both for wheat and corn. Ar
gentine offers somewhat smaller.
Export business in all grams re
ported quiet
Omaha receipts were lighter,
wheat showing a sharp falling off,
only IJ ears being reported in. Corn
receipts, 77 ears; oats. J4 cars; ag
gregating IJ0 cart at compared with
2o8 ears last year. Shipments of
wheat and corn were heavy. US cars
of the former and 122 can of the
latter being reported out.
There at only a limited demand'
for onr eaih wheat and samples in
the Omaha market changed hands
at prices ranging from 1 to 2 cents
lower. There was a good demand
for other grains and corn while
lower was well taken at unchanged
to Vtt lower. Oats were unchanged
to !ic up. Rye was 1c up and bar
ley unchanged.
w n a. at.
No. I.hard winter: I ear, SI tt.
Ml g nam winter: I rar, ir.
Ma. 4 hM winter! I ear. 1 14
No. yeliew hard: I tar. St It,
N'n. S yellow hard: I rar, 11.14
Hample yllow bard: t rar, lie.
No. I mised: t rar. SI. 3a.
X. t mised: I rar (durum. II II
Sample spring: I rar (northers), 11.41.
CORN.
Ks. I while: I rare, S4e,
No. f white: I cars, I4.
No, I yellow: I ear 44 He.
No. 2 yellow: 1 rare, 141,0.
No. S yellow: I rar. S4e.
No. 1 mli'd: 1 rar (ahlooer'a welahta).
14 Sr.
No t mlsed: I ra.r (near yellow), Mr
i rar. i rare tsnippara weignta),
HVc; t-t rar. U,c.
no, t mised: 1 rar. uc
OAT"
No. while: 1 rar. ISe.
No. s white: S rare. ll"4e.
No. 4 while: S earn. Ilwe.
Sample while: i rar. J4,
nxn.
No. S: I care 4c; l-l car, IJVj.
HARLET.
No. 4: t rar. He.
OMAHA. BKCEIIT" AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlote.)
Week Tear
Reeeipta Today. Ago. Ago,
Wheat f. 11
Corn 77
1J4 . U
- 111
21 31
4
1
S3 114
71 44
: it
12
Oat 24
Ie 4
barley
Mhipmtnts
W'hrat 1!t
Corn lit
Oata 44
Ho IS
Barley 11
7
l-tUMART RECKIPT8 AND SHIP11ENT8.
(Bushel. )
Tiecelnta To.lay. . Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
Wheat 1.150. ono .;70,nio l.:H,d00
Corn l,0,ooo .on J.tsl.ono
Oaia SU.OOO 743,000 77,t0t
Shipments
Wheat SDA.flOO 411.009 Tlt.tna
Corn ........ iC.ooa S:3.00 74.0dO
Oata 7'e.noo 7.eno ail.OOt
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago, Ago.
Wheat ....414 . SIS 7t
Corn L..171 It SI4
Oata . 117 104 141
KANSAS CITT ItSCSIFTB.
Wheat ..li . 22S 105
Corn .'4t ' 17 tl
Oata S i n
ST. LOUIS RBCEIPTS.
Wheat 74 It S(
orn Is 14 111
Oata 41 47 44
NORTHWESTERN 'WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Mlnneapoii ....11 It 274
Duluth IS l 44
Winnipeg 21 23S 111
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. PO. 2417. May 27.
Art.
I Open. I High. I Low. I Close. Tea.
Wht. I I II
May l.:m 1.27 1.541, 1.24H 1.24
1.264 1.24 1.24S,
July 1.234 1.2t 1-lJM 122M 1."
1.3214 1"H 1.22
Sen. 1.11 1.1IH LIS 11914 1.11
1.11 . 1.1 1.14
Rye
May 1.02U 1.D2U 1.001, 1.00H 1.0214
July 1.0214 1.031, 1.0114 1.0114 1.0214
8ep. ,ti .14 .14 .44 .44
Corn ' I I '
May ..)T4 .41 .40; .40 .40
July .43 .63 .42 .6314 ,41
.62 - .64
Sep. .64 .tt .14 .64 .41
.44 ' .44
Oata
May .27 .27 .14 .24 .17
.17 .37
July .14 .14 .1414 .11 .11
Sep. .40 .40 .21 .! .31
Pork
May 24.30 26.40 24.30 - 24.50 24.00
Lard
May 11.24 ll.tS 11 St 11.31 1L1T
July 11.41 11.4S 11.41 11.44 - 11.45
Rlba
May ' 13.50 12.50 ,
July 11. SO 1140 11.81 11.15 11.40
Mlaneapella brain.
Minneapolis, Minn.. May 17. Wheat-
Receipts, 17 cara; compared with 274 cars
a year ago.
Caab No. i northern. i.4T4 vi.n v.
May. 11.44; July, 11.34; September,
tl44.
Corn No. 1 yellow. 64 65e.
Oata No. I white, !4t35c, ''
Barley 42 063c.
Rye No. 2. S97.
Fla No.,1, 3.61,02.72. ,
..Kansaa City Ciraln. , ', jt
Kansas City. Mo.. May 17. Close-
Wheat, May, tlft.21; July, 11.11; Sep
tember 11.11.
Corn May, ,66 c; July, S7c; Septem.
ber, t0c. , ,
... St. Louts Grain.
St. 'Louis, .Mo., May 17. Wheat May,
tl.2S: July. 11.14.
Corn May, 4e; July, l(J61c.
Oata May. 3414c; July. lc .
Mlaneapolia Flour.
Minneapolis. May ST. Flour .Cn
changed; shipments. 46,814 barrela.
Bran 120.00 (? 21.04. .
Omaha Bay Market. .
Trairle May: Prices ateady with upward
tendency for top (radon. : Lower grade
very alow aale.
Alfalfa Hay: Reeeipta light, and vary
little demand.
Prleea below are for carload lots:
Upland Prairie No. 1, tl2.50O12.it; No.
2. 410. 40O11.60; No. S, 17.0061.00.
Midland Prairie: No. 1. tll.i0O12.50;
No. 2, t4.44O16.60: No. 1. t7.00O6.00.
Lowland Prairie; No. 1. 18.00O10.00; No.
1, 17.0004,00.
Alfalfa NChoice I22.C0O14.00;- No. 1,
S1S.S0O31.00. Standard tli.00O17.00;
No. 2. 112.00014.00; No. 1, 1I0.00OU.00.
Straw Oat, 1I.00O4 00; wheat, 17.000
t.tO.
" ': ' New Tork Sugar.
New Tork, May ST. With the raw and
refined augar market! cloaed today, trade
In raw augar futurea waa mostly of an
evening up character, but prlcea were
rirmer on covering ana ouying oy raae
Interests, closing 1 to 4 points net higher.
July 2.70c; September, 2.40c; December,
,Sc; March. 2.45c.
Refined futures were nominal. July,
4.05c; Steptemher, S.lOe; December 4c.
Sugar futures closed steady; approxi
mate aalea, 7,400 tona; July, 2.70c; Sep
tember, 2.10c; December, 3.46c; March,
I.Sie. . - - . .
" New Tork Dry Oaoda.
New Tork, May 37. Dry goods mar
kets were quiet today. The rise In wool
goods announced by the largeat producer,
waa followed ouite generally. Mora de
mand waa reported for some of the wor
ateda. Silks were alow except In special
ties. Cotton goods were quieter but the
markets appeared to noia ateaay. nur
lapa were strong in primary markets. Lin
ens moved slowly. -
m Verii General.
New Tork. May 27. Wheat Spot
ateady. No. 2 red, 41 II 14: No. 3 naro.
11.14: No. 1 Manitoba, 11.68. and No.
2 mixed durum, 11.42 e. L f.. New Tork,
track, to arrive.
Cora Spot eteady. No. 1 yellow and
No. 1 white. 74c and No. 1 mixed, Tle
et if.. New Tork. all rail.
' Oata spot, quiet: No. S white, 4tc
Cltv Hay. .
Kansaa City. Mo. May 27. Hay Un
changed.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Chicago Grain
CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
,7 m a " 'i
Chiftio, Way 27. A ineiI move
Mlra,
to eveu up wat unarr way in wheat
today, especially in the May. Liqui
daimn wat on in the laiter with
prices baljinf wuhin relatively nar
row limns, with the finish ic loer.
Deferred deliveries fan into free sell
ui( on the bulge, while rui the
break olft-rinut were readily ab
sorbed and imal trades were at art
(nt of I Sc. Coarse gram weic
dull, with corn unthantrd and oats
l-U&Mc lower. Rt closed Kg.'c
lower.
A collapse ol the so-called May
whrat deal rame the past weclcwitd
with general unloading by scattered
longs, prices dropped sharply, at the
intide showing lit tinder the high
of the nrevioua week and at the last
was off 10c a compared with a wrrk
ago. Deferred deliveries were rath
er unsettled with July oif le and
September He highrr.
Corn and oats had a very narrow
range and averaged lower, corn lot,
ing S iru, He and oat J RCal He.
Mav rve went ta a discount under
July for the first time on the crop
and clo.cd 4 H('0 J 8c lower, i'ro-
visiont. while dull, cloted with lard
unchanged to 7 l-.'c higher and ribs
-De higher to 13c lower.
Treile In Mar whrat sal aa a rather
liberal a. ale wilt) araiiered loiuidatlun by
I'.nae e evid.nre ftuan lit aiatl, while
lii i ine erMinie an in ae.llae,
1e defemd deliveries showed a ten4,nr
la bieek away (mm the ln(lune at the
May and averaaed higher, with a lime
mora bullish sentiment anted among. I the
pit elrnteni.
There wee Utile In the new to Indue
aiy malarial bu)ing or e-liiog of the
new rrop futurea. lry weaihr would be
beneficial over a good pa't f the winter
wheal belt, with Ihe forxeat lr gener
ally fair with aeaavnal lemperaturee. Six
port demand slow and nulla not inclined
10 iaa nil 'I rieely. l.liverlre on May
contrarla aggregated t.4"e.a bushel.
oer.e grain were dull, but showed
atuhbiirn rreisiame to prreaure, and corn
-Mien a,ur aiier a minor iiraaa rany.
el weather romplalnta wer again In
e idem e. especially ftum Ohio, where
. dors Id earn remains la l planted. ,o.
el senliineiit le becoming a hut more
bullish on arrnunt of In unlsvorsble
weather condllluns. Cash demand waa
only fair, with lulls vhang la th basis
mm tmnpirfq wim tne July.
Trading in rye waa mainly of a local
character with some buying on th de
cline credited to the aaaboard.
Pit Nate.
Trad aentlment In wheat at th close
w more miiea. with a good sprinkling
of bearlshness, whll operator who hav
been bearish for a long Urn ald they
did not car to sell whret or corn at this
level, although they might go om lower.
A good data Of bUVlna waa nn In I .. I w
and 8tptembur wheat and free selling of
September corn at 44c. A feature of the
entire trade In all grain waa th limited
buying support except In July wheat,
which waa taken on general principle by
bouses with seaboard connections.
Liquidation In Mav arh.., . ... I
all day from larg and small holder.
House Who hav been praHltarf wlih
Ing largeat lines for local and eastern op
erator war free sellers and delivered a
good part of the 1.400.000 buehela cash
rJ' In the day, In all putting out
S00.00S bushels, while elevator Interest
sent out 400 000 bushels.
Purchases of 24,000 bushel No. S whit
oata i were made Friday at le under 8ep.
tember for Aucuat.SentamHar. .hinm..,
Chioago. . , . ..
A local caah broker bid ll.il for No. I
red wheat In etore, offering to tak 24.000
buehela. There haa been 1,240 cara of
red winter received at. Chicago eo tar thla
month, but holdera are mn rfi.M..j ,
aell at preaent. They are willing, bow-
w wnm on traca. e
Proepecu for the eprlng cereal crop
In Ruaaln ara more favorabl than In re
cent year., according to report to th
Department of Agriculture. Cold and wet
weather haa been unfavorable for aprlng
ding Jn western Europe - Planting of
corn la progressing rapidly In central Eu-
Omaha Produce
formatted by th stste of Nebraska, de.
Pertinent of aerleultura k,ip-. .
keta and marketing:
LIVB POULTRT,
Broilera . .
0,r,610.41 fO.4049IO.SS
Hens, light..
Han, heavy.
Cock ...-.
Deck .......
Geoee
.iso
.22
.21
.11
2t
.149
14
.14(4
.:o
- .:ie
.lstS
.14
.IS
209
ISO
DREaaicn pnrr.Tov
Broilera '.so'
Hens ..I Mia
"! .17
Duck
Gees en0
. v.na. ' '
S?lct -. 240
No. 1 , 249
no. s
Cracka .too
Caaa count, case. 4.30 4.44 .......
BUTTER. .
Creamery, crlnta 3se
Creamery, tub 31
Country, .beat.,,., ,24 .24 .24
Country, common .11 .22 .20
Butterfat, 8rv Pr .24 .24 ,
R4T.
Upland prairie No. 1..,
Upland prairie No. 2..,
Upland prairie No. 2...
Midland No. 1
Midland No.- 2.........
Midland No. 1. ,
Lowland No. 1 .,
I-owlsnd No. 2
Alfalfa, choice
..12.S0tl2.00
.. 10.60 11.40
.. 7.00 1.00
.. 11.10 12.00
.. 4. SO 10.40
.. ' 7.00 . 8.00
.. S.00 10.00
.. 7.00 8.00
.. 22.00 24.00
.. 10.00 21.00
15.00 17.00
.. 15.00 17.00
. . 10.00 11.00.
.. S.00 4.00
o. l
Standard
No. 2
No. S
Oat straw.......
Wheat straw
7.00 ,8.00
HIDES AND WOOL,
Beef hides: Oreen salted No. 1. per lb..
47c; green salted No. 2, par lb., s4c;
green hldea No. 1, per lb.,4ro; green
hide No 2, per lb,, 84o; green ealted,
old stock, per lb.!le; green salted bull
hid No. 1, per lb., 4c t , green ealted bull
hi.u x a .a
' Hon hide: Larg. each. tl.SO: medium.
each, 11.40; smsll. eaoh, 12.00; pony and
glue, each, gi.oooi.lt.
Sheep Delta: Oreen salted, aa to alia
and wool, each, 74cM1.00. '
wool: cnoic fin and on-nair blood,
per lb., 2B30c; medium and three-elghtha
blood, per lb., 24021c: low and one-quarter
blood, per lb.. 11020c
FRUITS.
Bananas: Per lb., 707e.
Oranres: Site 214 and laraa. St. 00411 00:
all 140, 17.60eX0; gig 218, 14.767.00:
alse Sit. 16.6004. 60. ...
Lemons: Per box, according to else,
14.60 4.04. -
Orapetruit: rer crate, according to else,
5.60r.0.
Annlea: Wlnesap. according to aixe and
grade, 2.754.00; Ben Davla. according
to aise and grade, 11.00; Newton Pippina,
according to alse nnd grade. 41.50.
- strawberries: rer -crate, zt qt, .Boxes,
12 04.00. .!
Figs: 24 pkga. l-ol., 12.26; bulk, per lb.,
1616e.
Pineapple: Cuban, according to else,
14.00 5.60. " ,
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New, No. 1, per lb., 4c; new,
No. 2, per la., tc; Weatern Nebraska, No.
1. per cwt., 11.751 25; Idaho Whites, No.
1, p-r cwt., t2.262.50; Red River Ohio,
No. 1, per cwt., 82. 2592. 60; Oregon Netted
Oems, per cwt., 12. :5.
. Sweet rotatora: Per bu., 11.76 1.00.
Celery: Per do., 75c11.65.
Head Lettuce: Per crate, 13.5004.00;
per dog., Jl.OO.
Leaf Lettuce: Per do., 40950c.
Rubarb: Home grown, per dos., 40 0 80c,
, Egg Plsnt: Psr Coi.. 12.00.
Onions: Texaa Cryatal Wax, 45-lb. eratea,
13.00; Texaa yellow, 45-lb. crates. 12.509
1.75.
Cucumbers: Hot house, per do., 11.600
2.50; hampers, about t doz., 13.00; Texas,
bu. bssket, 13.00.
Cabbaget - New, per lb., 4 5e.
Tomatoes: Ter crate, 4 baskets, 15 00
1.00; lugs, 13.25.
Radishes: Per dos., 1025c. .
Carrots and Turnips: New, per dog., Ste;
hsmpers, 12.00.
Beeta: Hampers, 12.00.
Toung Onions: Home grown, per dos.,
:;.
t-plnach: Horn grown, market basket,
46a.
Oreen Peppers: Varket baakst, $ US6.
Green and Wax Beans: Hamper, 3.44.
Parsley: Per doc. bunches, 46c . .
PLANTS.
Cabbage: Per box, tl.no.
New Tork Dried Fruit. , ,
New Tork, May 27. Evaporated Ap
ples Scarce.
Prunes Quiet.
Apricot ecarc. -Peache
Quiet.
' Raisins Week.
j! Uve Stock
0ee. May IT.
Kereiala wete:
P.iila. Kegs, phesa,
lOHuiel Mea4s ,,, Sill tail tin
' f"...t t.. ... fts ui 4 ui
!.. 1. 1 Wedaeedtr. S lit
tl 44S
S 4i4
orrwial Tauiedar... t tit
l I rider J ill
l-e.ta, l aaividar .. 14
S.IS4
IS Si
t 114
1.1.
tt 414
t tit
44 I
44 14
It 4t
I
4 de 14 weli,,,t44lt 44 ta
SaM das Ui S..II 41 41444
4., I W- II 41.444
Saw eat I w II II? tillt
Seat d,e r te..ll Mt tMst
Ke.-eipi aad diefawilin of tiveelark l
he law ia-ksi4s, Oast k a. Nea, for
i'l'"M"' "4,p , Mar It.
it ncKirTs-c a uvrn
laid Meg (keep
ile ft' 4t.
I rri(ie R, R ,,
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4
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. M. . . .. .
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t , east ,.
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H. I.
4. , I.
Total r"'p' S
likl'UITIU.V-HKAP.
MS
aur Co j 111
lyj.av I'ara in Ca. ..1.414
lHald rarhiag Co , 441
liuirt I'aehlng Ca, ......,,,,
Salrt A t'a. 1.144
J. W-, Murphy Sit
aria A 4a. I. sis
Total
....io.:u
Caitle Receipt. s heed. Whll re
ceipts of caul he beea Istgar I hi
week lba laat is. re haa alsa beea a
bailer demand and siser prl.ee have re
gaiaed mi of last weelTe deeltn. rloa
log uoolaliun being 14 lie higher then
a weU cio. Iemsd tur eh alack he
beea l.ght and while good blade ar ley
lor lh veal, plain grade r IS ar more
lower. Mtexker d feeder did not hew
ay rhang Today'a msrket wee nomlnsl
ly steady an all classes, nothing vf aay
i,Uiie being on sale
Uuotaiiona en rattle: Choice ta prima
baavae, 4S.40OS 76; good to choir beevee.
) 4 : fair I good beevee. SI. 40
ta aa; temnus to fair besvea, 41 sM4;
eholr to prim yeerllag. ttal.t4:
good la choice earllngs. 4 4004 4S; fair
to good yearlings, 111604 14; eommoa to
fair yeerllnaa. 14.160 1.14; rholc ta prim
hrifere, tl 1ta 2t: good to i holce hell
ers. IT. 14V7.14; fair le good heifer.
4.6407.24; rholc 10 prim cows. 44 640
1.; good ta rholc cowe. 44.4404 44;
fair ta good rows, lt.440 4.SO; common
to fair cowe, l 1604.11; good to choice
leedera. t. tOOt.ot: fair ta goad reader.
i itoi.n; common to fair raeoere,
11414.74; good la choir aiorkera,
4T.740S.2t; fair ta good aiorkera, 17.14
7 76; common lo fair atecker. 14 400
T.I: atork heifer. l4.4O04.tS; stork
oowa. 11.44 01.14; atork calve. $4.40
4 10; veal calves. 14.600 11.10; etock bulls.
Ioo 7.00; bulla, stags, ate, 14.214)
7.44.
Hogs Reeeipta. 14 000 head. Shipper
ware goo a purcnaser ouring in early
rounds today with liberal ordera which
ranea moatiy lor medium weight butchera,
Theea sold general t014o higher. Pack
are refused to folow thla. bane and ta
general market developed 10O16a lower,
but with a fair clearance made. Light
hoa oid from tio.:60ic.4t with a tp
prlr of tlS.tt. Mined load and butcher
weight, tt. St 14.44 and packing gradie,
4.4 to o with .xtri'ine heaviea mostly
at ll.00t.2t. Bulk .f aalea waa 410.00
10.11. Value ar now Seglte lower man
a week ago.
HOOR '
No. A v.
61. .171
46. .144
14. .104
74. .117
71. .264
ft. .lit
8h.
70
Pr. No. Av.
h.
40
Pr.
1 00
10 10
10 20
10 20
10 40
66. .lit
44. .271
4I..24S
41. .101
71. .247
120
40
110
10 tt
Shero-Reelnta. 1?A haa T.amha
In aotlv demand ail week and price ad-
-ui-ea regular,? witn closing prices on
(at lamba. 41.0 0 01.50 higher than a we
ago, best handy welghta made a top ef
111.8 with bulk or sale at th cloao at
tll.00Oll.t0. California spring lamb
wer in lighter eupply and with demand
good prlcea advanced 60 Q 76c. top pric
for th week waa 116.00 with bulk ef
salea 114.2S14.76. Sheep ruled atrong.
closing the week 2606OO higher, beet
hsndy weight ewes quoted at 17.00.
Quotation on ahsep and lamba: Fat
lsmbs, good to choice. 111.76 011.60; ft
lamba, fair to good, 111.76011.60; aprlng
lambs, 111.00O16. 00; oull lambs, S1.00
11.00; fat yaarllngs, I4.OS012.OS; fat
wsthera. tt. 40 9 4.00; fat- ewee, light,
6.607.40; tat ewes, heavy. t4.00SS.0a.
, ' Chlcag Lie Stack.
Chicago. May 17. Cattle Receipts, S00
head: compared with a week ago. beef
steers, I6o.to 2tc; higher; better grade
of fat she atock. 10e to 16a higher; lower
graaes ana canners and cutter, loo to
Ite lower: bull, ateady to wwak: veal
calvea. 24c to SOe higher; etoekere, ateady
to ioo lower; meaty leaders, Ilrm; week e
top beef etcers, 14.36; two head of year
ling, 44.60: week's bulk nrlcea of beef
steers. S7.S0O8.46; yearlings, tockre,
.16.8697.60; meaty feeder, tS.00S.4S;
fat ah atock. 16.8J07.16; eannr and
cutters, 13.704.66; veal calve, tt.00'9
Hogs Receipts. . 8,500 head: market
opened I0o to lto higher; general market
mostly too nigner tnsn rnday'a average;
closed weak with most of early advance
lost; top, til. 00 aarly; bulk, 110.46O10.10;
hold over light: nigs, about stead v: me
dium weglht. S10.tt910.l0 light welahta.
tl0.15O10.46; light light, tl0.2t10.10J
pacaing aowa, sroooin, es.aooio.oo; paex.
ing aowa, rougo, fi.2S0i.iv; Killing pig,
tl.2510.S6.
RhMA mw.A T .a m h. T) ...UI. aa k - J, .
0 notably ateedy; good handy but tfxicn
horn lamb. 111.60; compared with week
go more dealrable fat lamba and year
lings, 75c to tl higher; other and sheep
tend yto too higher; week's bulk prices,
spring lambs, 114.75018.76; fed lamba.
iiz.zii eji is. eo; yearling, !.0010.Z5;
wethera. 17.00O7.60: ewes. 16.00O7.00:
new crop feeding lambs, lli.2S012.7S.
CUV IJva Htoeh.
Kansss Cltv. Mo.. Mav 17 Cattle Re
ceipts, 1,700 head. For week: Beet ateera
and yearlings, 25o to 40o higher; top,
44.00: helfera and stock cslves, steady to
25o higher; cows, weak to 60c lower; cut
ters and bulla, 2Sc to too lower; canners,
stock cow and helfera, weak to 26o
lower: killing calves mostly SOe higher;
stockers and feedera mostly 25e blather:
some higher.
Hogs Receipts, 2.000 head; market ac
tive: generally 6c to lOo higher: ton to
puckers. 410.66: bulk better gradea, 110.66
910.60; bulk -of sales, I10.60O10.40; pack
ing and atock pigs steady; , desirables,
110.50 10.75. .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, SOS head.
Por week: Around 40c higher; shorn and
spring lamba, 75e to 11 higher; shorn,
113.00; native springers, 114.00.
SIosm CTtj TJve Mock.
Sioux Cttr. Ia.. Mav ST. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2,000 head; market weak com
pared to a week ago; fed stesra and year
lings, steady; warmed up steer and
yearlings, weak; beef steers, top, 18.40;
yearlings, tt. 40; fat cows and heifers,
teady, 25c lower; canners, 26c lower;
veals, atrong, top. 410.60; feeders, tte
lower; calves, too lower; bulls. SOo lower;
feeding cows and heifers, SOe lower;
stockers, 25c to 60o lower. '
.. Hots Receipt. 7,640 hesd : market,
lights, steady; hevies, 1016o lower:
butchers, S10.00O10.40; - lights, tlO.60;
heavy mixed, t.5010.10; heavy packers,
JJ.2B: stags. t7.7S01.OO; . bulk of salea,
10.0010.50. .
Rheep and Lamb Receipts, 100 head;
msrket compared to week ago. lambs,
11.00 higher; ewes, 50c to 75c higher.
St. teeph Live Stock.
' St. Joeeph, Mo.. May 27. Hogs Re
ceipts. 6.000 head; opening, 410e high
er; closed slow with advance lost; top,
110.65; bulk. tlO.40010.60.
Cattle Receipts. 100 head; market
steady; steers. 17.0008.75; rows and heif
ers. 14.7698.66; calves. 14.0009.00.
' Sheeo BeceiDts. 400 heart l market.
ateady; clipped lambs tl5.2i12.00:
clipped ewes, 14.7506.00.
. 'ew York Coffee.
New Tork. May 17. Th coffee market
opened at -an advance of 1 to 2 points on
a little further covering by July short
and ateady early cablea from Brazil.
There wa scattered realising around
10.3S for July and 4.86 for September,
however, and the market eased off later
in the morning, owing to easier late
cablea from Rio. July reacted to 10.2
and September to S.tt, with the market
closing at a net decline of 4 to 7 points.
Sales were eetimated at about 16,000 baga.
Closing quotations: July, 10.24: Septem
ber, S.78; October. 1.68; December, S.47;
January. S.43; March, 4.11.
Spot Coffee Quiet; Rio J'g. 10 to 11;
Santos. 14. Cost and freight offers
were about unchanged with very few re
ceived, 8antoa I t and S's were offered at
11.40 for prompt and 11.40 for future
shipment.
Turpentine aad Roain.
Svannah. Ga.. May 17. Turpentine
Firm. S1H; sale 128; receipt 27S; ship
ments 48: stock 1.000. ,
, Rosin Firm. Sales 861: receipt 114;
Shipments 234; stock 66,011.
Quote: B, 4.2004.10; D. 4 35: E. 4.44
01.65; F, 4.7S: O. 4.750440: H. 4.76
4IJ: I, 4.8004.86; K. 5 00: N. 4.40;
WO, 4.00 0 4.15: WW, 4.4404.40.
Saot Cotton,
.New Tork, May Jl Cotton. Spot,
ateady; middling. 21.60c.
Financial
Ir ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Owaaha rasa Ua4 W lra.
New York. May 27.-The stock
n'irket today cats another disnlav
of strength under the influence of
uroftttkonal presture. While orac
ncally all stocks participated in the
I'pturn, it was noticeable that the
greet margin of advance was scored
in those issues which are generally
dancd at speculative and which can
hardly be construed as offering a (air
index to the real situation.
Other stocks showed gains that
were measured only by small frac
t iwi i. Among the specialties, how
ever, there were a number of issues
that made new high records lor the
f ar. among them Studcbaker. which
a'l along has been in the vanguard
of the advance which has developed
among ine auionionne stocks,
niaraat Sleet Merger,
Ttlaesaeiea la peculatla circle anre
again ranvergaa e Ihe tecl merger,
mainly teraus af a report from the weet
lhat three-company merger between
Ml.lv I a, Republic and Inland had been
completed. There was no confirmation
ef Ihla jiewa and If the, waa truth la
II, I herd waa aa determination of thla la
n reunf m Ihe market action of Republla
aad M ileal. Juat a there haa been In
ronsietency all along, thin waa evidenced
today by a riae In Ihe share ef the Re
public company, whll Mldval showed a
pel In for th day.
Wall at real I apparently hypnotised by
th ward "merger'' juat a many mnntha
age It waa Impelled la wide epeculeilon
In rerteln lauea her suae of th atock dlvl.
dand derlelon. tt was with relation to
in niandard on (tack that th itork
ditldend was most directly related, and
now thee leeue ara beginning lo partake
of merger talk. Advance In e vera I of
them ledy stablish new high level for
in veer.
The foreign eirhangee ahowed only mln
or fluctuation today, eierling moving
within a narrow range, aa did the rale
on continental point It had apparently
been taken for granted lhat the confer
ence of hanker would Insist upon Ger
many living up to Ihe term Mid down
for reparation at th end of the month,
New York Stocks
Rsngs of price ef the leading atock
furnished by Logan Bryan, 244 Patera
jruai ouuaing:
RAILROADS.
Friday
High J.OW Clnae Cloaa
a t r nn t ino
Rait Ohio .... 41 44 48 44
Can Paelflo ....161 161 152 162
N T Central .... 41 40 SI 0
Ches Ohio .... 44 47 48 47
Great Northern .. 77 77 77 77
Illinois Central.... 101 104 1 107
K C Southern ... 27 27 27 27
Lehigh Valley .... 47 44 47 45
Missouri Paclfie .. 21 23 23 21
NT T A N H 23 13 11 13
Northern Pacific. 77 74 77 77
Chicago N W 76
Penn R R 41 41 42 41
Reading 81 81 41 81
C R I A P 46 44 46 46
Southern Paclfie.. 41 42 42 S2
Southern Railway. 24 24 24 24
C M 8t P .... 28 24 28 28
Union Paelflo ....140 114 140 134
STF.ELS. .
Am. Car Foundry..l43 142 14S ....
Alllg-Chalmers.... SO 60 40 SO
Am. Locomotlv...116 116 115 116
Baldwin Loco lis ii it .lis
Bethlehem Steel.. 78 77 71 77
Colo. F. A Iron 24
Crucible 74 76 74 75
Am. Steel Foundry 18 27 S84 38
Lackaw'a Steel.... 77 7 77 74
Mldval Steel 41 40 41 '41
Pressed Steel Car.. 78 78. 74
Rep. Steel A Iron 77 76 74 73
Ry Steel 8prlng..104 104 104 104
U. S. Steel 101 101 101 101
Vanadium 1.. 4 48 46 44
COPPERS.
Anaconda 45 65 86 66
Am. 8. Ref. Co.. 86 45 46 66
Cerro Da Paaco 40 40 4044 40 ii
Chill 22 - 22 22 22
Chlno 11. 11 11 31
Cal. A Arlxona.... 42 at 42 62
Inspiration . 42 42 41 tt 42
Kanneeott 38 18 88 38
suamt 10 30 10 30
Nev. Conaol . uu
Ray Conaol 18 . 17 17 17
jec 13 13 18 11
Utah 48 48 68 68
OILS.
General Asphalt... 45 44 44 63
Cnedtn 48 44 44 46
Cal. Peterol 40 40 80 80
islsnd Oil 1 1 1 1
Invincible Oil lav 1u lav itu.
Mex. Peterol 137 136 134 134
Middle State .... 15 14 1 14 14
Paclfie Oil 45 84 4 64
Pan-American ... 48 47 47 67
Phillips 64 61 63 61
Plircs Oil 10 1 t 4
Pure Oil 12 33 ' 22 . 82
Rovsl Dutch U. 63 tt a
Sinclair Oil 14 14 14: 34
ftd. Oil. N. J 140 118 140 187
Texaa Co 4444 4IU 41U 4u
Union Oil 13 23 23 23
White Oil 4 1 1 s
MOTORS.
Chandler .. .. .. 76
Gen Motors 14 14 14 14
Wlllys-Ovsrland .. S 8 8 8
Plerce-Arrow 18 18 18 18
none saoior .... .. .. as
Studebtker 124 126 124 123
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Pisk 18 17 18 17
Goodrich 42 42 42 42
Kel-Sprlng 61 40 61 ,60
Ksysten Tir .... 22 22 22' 21
AJax 17 16 17- . 16
U 8 Rubber 44 44 84 84
INDUSTRIALS.
Am Beet Sug ... 48 43 43 ..
At Oft W I .... 42 41 42 40
Am Int Corp 48. 48 48 ' 48
Am Sumatra .... 43 - 84U 4 38
Am Telephone ....123 113 123 123
Am Can 48 48 48 48
Cent Leather .... 40 34 19 38
Cuba Cane ....... 14 16 14 1
Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 26 25 25 25
Corn Producta 101 101 101 102
Famous Player... 86 64 45 84
Gen. Electric....'... .... .... 165
Ot. Northern Or.. 40 40 40 40
Int. Harvester 103 103 103 103 .
Am. H. ft L., pfd.. 717,, 7) T1 71.
U. 8. Ind. Alcohol 64 68 S3 S
Int. Paper 51 61 tt' tl
Int if. U., pfd.... 84 84 84 84
Am. Sugar Ref.... 76 74' 76 76
Sears-Roebuck .... 80 7 78 . 78
Stromsbsrg 64 - 63 Cl 63
Tobacco Producta.. 78 74 ' 74 76
Wilson Co 44 43 44 44
Wsstlnghousa Elee 82 42 82 62
Am. Woolen 83 83 82 21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil.... 27 27 27 27
Am: Agrl. Chem.. 38 . 38 38 38
Bosch Magneto ... 46 46 46 48
Brook Rap Tran.... 27 27 27 26
Cont Can 87 84 87 66
Cal Pack 78 78 73 78
Col G ft El 87 87 87$ 87
Colum Graph .... 4 4 4, 4
United ' Drug ....80 79 80 80
National En 47 46 41- 46
Lorillard Tobac. ,.168 157 158 ..
National Lead .'. 86 86 86 85
Philadelphia Co .. 88 38 38 38
Pullman 122 122 122 121
Punta Alegre Sg.. 44 44 44 44
8 For Rico Sug.. 48
Retail Stores 70 70 70 68
Superior St 35 35 36 35
St. L A 8 F .... 34 . 28 28 30
Va Car Chem 33 31. 32 31
Total aalea, 822,200 shares. t '
Money . S per cent
Mark 0034' .0034
Francs 0410 .0413
Sterling 4.45 4.46
Foreign Exchange.
New Tork, May 27. Foreign Exchange
Steady.
Great Demand 14.44: cables, 14.45;
60-day bills on banke. 4t4.42J,.
France Demand, .04fl2c; cables, .012e.
Italy Demand, .0626c; xable ,0526c
Belgium Demand, ,0842c; cable,
.0142c.
' Germany Demand, .0051; cable.
.0036e.
Holland Demand, ,1886c; cables, ,3980c.
Norway Demand, ,1822c.
Sweden Demand, 2580c.
Denmark Demand, 2175c
Switserland Demand .1813.
Spain Demand. .1640c.
' Greece Demand. .0420c.
Poland Demand, .0001,
Csecho-81ovakla Demand, ,1437c.
. Argentine Demand. .3437c.
Brasil Demand, ,1374c
Montreal .lit. c.
London Money.
London, May 27. Silver Bar, J4d per
ounce, .
Discount Rates Short ' bills. 2 6-H0
2; three month' bill. 2 per cent.
" ' Bar Silver.
' New Tork, May 17. Foreign Bar Silver
71 e.
. Mexican Dollar 54.
....
New York Bonds
(Tna Bea Is tne only 'Omaha
ewsptper which publishes the of
fidal close of tht New York Stock
schangt bondaj
New Tork. Mar St. Ted' two hour
aeesiaa af ihe bead maiaei wee lain
lively aad Inegular la tone, ailheuga
gain predominated smenf Ih snore lav
portent tea lire.
Moderate decline war aaade be meat
Liberty aad Vlriary loana. foreign ear
eitenaae regieiered asmlnal rnenge.
Lorl trariion were piaminent aad
mainly better, eepecisllv llrooklta Rapid
Ttaneit. Spaeulall.e ralle voa.eled eom
of their recent dvme an selling for
prom, but Ml. Leui Ma Francis. 4a.
Central Paetlt 4a. Houlhera Hallway 4
and Atrhlso 4 hardened.
Hevartl recent underwrlllng. Includ
ing New England Telephone, were In de
mand, but moat utilities end inveaiment
rail eased freillnnelly. Total sale tPr
iuj tgtegaleu tr.si3.eoa.
New Tork, Slav 11 rollowlg are lo
ner s nign. inw ana rioeing privee or oenue
ob Ihe New Tork etock eaihanie, and Ih
iai aaie or eacn pnnn:
I'. . Bonds.
Rate (In 000) High low I'loae
la Liberty 8 . ...10 44 64 44 44 1
8 Liberty td 4a.... 86 74 41 74 44 74
78 Liberty Jat 4,e .. 86.68 64 8 86.64
: Liberty :d 4a ' 88 il 8 S4
1 Liberty Id 4'ie... 84.44 84.61 86 64
104 Liberty 4lh 4a.. 44 44 44.44 44 81
til Victory 4 100,44 100 48 104 48
Farelga Goteeamrnl, Stat nd Munlrlpal
IS Argentine 7 100 100 100
ny nergen a ....111 111 ill
S I'lly Hern 4 lit 112 II
I I'lly Bordeaux 4a .. 47 44 ?
I l-ny Copnhan 4a.. 83 6( 81
t I lly l.yone ta .... ST
S Cliy Rio Janeiro 4. 101 10 101
1 I'liy ban I'aule 4.. 101 lot 101
1 City Zurich la ....112 111 111
S lept lleln 7 .... 61 81 61
S Doin i'n S 2S.lno 100 oe
4 Dont Can 4 31.... 44 81 84
12 ll,h E Ind 4 47.. 86 65 64
84 Mrh K Ind 6 43.. 66 66 66
47 French Rep 6 ..101 lot 103
I Jap 1st 4 Ha fi 81 flia
17 Japanese 4a 77 76 74
6 King llelg 7 ..104 10 n
t King llelg 6 13 103 10
IS King Ilea 6 88 68 64
I King Italy 6a .. 44 66 65
64 King Nthrlnda 6a .. 67 67 67
t King Norway 6 ..111 114 110
S King Sweden 4 ..101 101 101
164 I'aria-Ly-Med Ca .. 82 81 82
i Hep I'nile se 4S....iot 104 1"
- It State Qunelnd 4 ..101 0 101
4 Stat Rio 4) Sul 8. 101 101 mt
14 Swlaa Con 6 118 117 118
21 K U R ft I 6a 22.108 108 108
11 Ku 4 a I t : 108 in 101
41 K II B S 1 t. 37. 1024 102 102
44 U S Brasil 8a 106 105 106
7 II 8 Mexico 6 ..66 6 66
SUB Mexico 4 .... t4 66 66
Railway and Mlecrllaneoua.
1 Am A Chm 7s ..102 102 1o:
Am Hmlt 4 83 63 63
65 Am Sug 6 100 100 100
17 Am T A T cv 6s ..116 116 115
It Am T A T c t 6s.. 87 67 87
1 Am Writ Pa 7s.. 88 84 88
8 A T ft 8 F gen 4s.. 88 84 88
1 At C L 1st con 4s.. 88 86 88
4 At Ref 6 103 103 101
4 Belt A Ohio 6s 100 89 99
33 Bait & Ohio cv 4s 82 83 82
2 Bell Tell Penn 7s. 107 107 107
t Braden Cop s ..88 98 38
1 Hklyn Ed gen 7s D.107 107 107
17 Hklyn R T 7s ctf at 81 80 81
10 Can North 6a ..112 111 111
7 Can Pao deb 4 .. 78 78 78
' 4 Cent Pac gtd 4s .. 87 87 87
18 Cerro Psaco 8s ....124 . 123 123
16 Ches & Ohio cv 5a., 84 ' 93 84
11 Chea A Ohio cv 4a 88 87 87
60 C B ft Q ref 6s A 88 88 89
11 Chi ft E 111 ts -.. 80 80 80
6 Chi Ot West 4s .. 41 61 61
23 C M ft St P cv 4. 71 70. 71
27 C M ft St P r 4s. 46 66 44
5 Chicago Rys 6s ..82 82 82
6 C R I ft P gen 4s. 83 83 83
3 C R I ft P r 4s.. 81 81 81
20 Chi ft West Ind 4s.. 74 74 74
13 Chile Cop 7s ....106 106 106
17 Chile Cop ts ...... 81 91 91
5 Col O ft El 6s 86 95 , 95
2 Con Coal Mrylnd 6 87 87' 87
1 Con Gas 7 117 117 117
S Cuba Cn Sug d 8s. 85 85 85
1 Cub Cn Sug d 7s.. 85 86 85
1 Cuba R R 7 A. 103 103 108
2 Del A Hud cv 6s.. 87 67 97 li
2 D ft R G Imp 6s.. 82 82 82'
7 Det Utd Rys 4s..l02 102 102
S Dimnd Mtch 7s.. 83 83 83
4 Dlst See 6s ........108 107 106
5 Dpnt Nem 7... .107 107 107
S Duquean L 6s 103 103 103
5 Erie gen 4 66 66 65
t Erie pr lien 4 .... 64 64 64
1 Fiek Rub 8s ....104 104 108
7 Fremer I D 7 .. 88 88 98
2 Gen Elee deb 6s ..101 101 101
48 Goodyear T 8s 31. .103 102 102
6 Goodyear T 8a 41. .116 115 116
' 6 Gnd Tnk Ry C 7a. 112 112 112
2 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s. 103 101 103
67 Great North 7s A. 108 108 109
28 C.t North 6s B...100 100 100
9 Hud ft M ref 6s A. 83 83 83
46 Hud & Mn ad In 6 64 63 43
2 Int Ag 6s 78 78 78
41 Int Met 4 16 15 16
70 Int Met 4s ctf.. 16 15 16
47 Int R T ref 6s .... 70 70 70
24 Int M M sf 6 87 87 87
80 Int Pa ref 6s B. . 87 86 87
1 In Oil 8s .s .. 98 98 88
1 Iowa Cent ref 4s .. 46 46 46
4 K C Ft 3 ft M, 4s., 78 78 78
1 K C South 6s 87 '87 87
7 Kel-Sprlng Tire 8s.. 108 108 . 108
4 Lack St 6s 60.. 91 80 80
2 L 3 ft M S d 4s-28. 83 83 83
17 L M ft M S d 4s 31. 82 92 82
1 Lehigh Val tg ,...102 102 102
1 Llg ft My 6s 87 87 87
18 Mkt St Ry con 6s.. 90 80 80
1 Mex Pet 8s .......107 107 107
12 Mid St cv (s ..... 81 81 81
1 M ft St L ref Es .. 67 67 67
lMK&Tnpl6A 83 .83 83
67 M K ft T n d 6 A 67 . 67 (7
1 M K,ft T 1st 4.. 82 82 82
2 M P ref 6s 23 100 100 100
8MB gen 4s .... 64 63 64
5 Mont Pow 5s A 86 96 96
8 N O T ft M In 6s. 70 70 70
7 N T Cent col 7s.. 106 106 106
25 N Y Cent deb 6s.. 103 102 103
10 N T Ed ref 6s...l09 109 109
2 NT NH ft H 6s 48 82 81 81
20 N Y Rys r 4s ct 41 41 41
8 N Y T d 6s 49..... 105 105 106
11 N Y T ref 6s 41.105 104 105
!( N T W ft Bo 4 Vis. 57 67 67
. 1 Nor ft So 5s A.... 67 67 67
. 2 Nor A So CV 6s.. 108 108 108
1 Nor ft West con 4s 87 87 87
2 Nor Pao p Hen 4s.. 86 86 86
2 Nor Pas gen 3a .. 62 62 62
127 N P-G N jt 6B..105 106 106
10 N W Bell Tel 7s. .106 106 106
6 O S L gtd 6s ctfs.,102 101 102
32 O S L ref 4s 91 91 91,
22 Or-Wsh R R ft N 4 81 81 81
7 Otis Steel 8s A 102 102 102
: it Pac T A T 5a .... 87 97 87
.1 Pack Mot Car 8s. 107 107 107
7 Penn R R 6s....l09 108 - 108
i 78 Penn R R gen 6s.. 88 89 99
; S3 Penn R R gen 4s. 81 90 91
1 P A E lnc 4s 32 32 32
1 Pierce Oil deb 8s. .101" 101 101
2 P C C ft St L 6s A.. 86 86 96
1 Reading gen 4s .... 86 86. 86
2 Rep I ft S col 6s. 66 95 86
7 R G ft W 1st 4s.. 78 73 78
68 St L ft S F adj 6s 8.0 79 79
10 St L ft S F inc 6s. 69 69 68
38 fit L ft S F p 1 4s A 72 72 73
40 Sbrd A L con 6s.. 69 59 59
101 Sbrd A L ad 6s. ... 28 26 27
8 Sbrd A L ref 4s.. 42 42 42
. 2 Sharon St Hp 8s A. 99 99 99
S Sin OH cv 7s....l04 104 104
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What Will
The Market Do Next?
KEEP POSTE D
Important developments
contained in this week's
market review regarding
the following securities:
Mldsle States Oil
Kesaecart Oil
Slmais Pat.
Callaltaa Zlae
A ewe. Woelee
Gee aril Mel art
Ratle C. ef Aa
Ceaaral Leathw
St. Paal
Retail Stares
Phillies Pet.
Allied Chaaical
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Stock Exchange of New York
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II Si li.l cal ts .... Stla 41 , ,
IS k Pea 4., 81 6 e
14 a fa ref 4e. 4 11 ta
4 k t'aa eel t 4., II 4: .1
II a Ry tea S8 ... 41 st i
5 aw H a t. 4t ,
t aa Mr sea la 41 4 s
t Niaa UH CI 4 7 164 l 16
lit Taud Av ad ta,, 41 4e al
t Thud Ae ref 4a., S aw 4
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S I'aiea I'e let 4 ,, 41 41 61
It t'a re 4a 81 61 61
tl ta t'e ref 4a ,,,, 1
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lllia Rub to 6 14 4
SUB Si .l f ta ....ll 11 s
8 Kuh f A L e., 41 41 81
Si e.'r Chm 7e...et atw .
II V.l'r Chm r Is I a I a e
t V Ky 4 I 86 66
I Meet Mryld let 4a., ai ai
4 Weal Inion s.,ln e et
t Ha.1 Kle 7 l 1 11 '
I tVlth-apaa ht 7S.. 81 66 86
1 VVileoa A C af 7a al e et
28 Wilaun A 4- IV 4a. 61 61 61
t VY Cent sea 4a... 44 44 4
Told aalea ef bond leday wei 17.41
404 compared with lt.tlt,44t fistiewt
day. ttolidsy a er ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Vork, Mar 17 There ass a
deal ef variation af market Ian d
prlr moiemema during lha past week,
many eiwke making new hiabe ealy le
tail bark la a eubaianiial eatenl, abile
olSera, after au. h rearliona, ahoeed re.
cowed bal1ih ertlvmea end yeatardar
gain maj new hlgha. A epe.lal feature
In ihe ell (roup waa aa ilam in flulf
till of 44 iiointa. lo 11. etianilard Oil of
Indian adtanred from 11 la III and
Standard I'll of Krntui-ky fmm 11 t 6.
bi,th new hlgha, Mexican Mealtonrd waa
one of Ihe eirotigeel of the Independent
oil aliH'ka, ranging from 41 I 47. Mu
tual Oil renged fmm 8 la I, but lat
this advance on a readlnn lata In Ihe
week. Hall Creek Produtero wee Ireded
In at IS lo ISU. The conanlldaied slnk.
tier being nnder preeaure for a time, alas ;
lMama alrnlie tBr!h Mndlrata reaa from
7 lo 1. Fensland sold st a kew high tec
ord of 11.
In the Industrlsl Issue motor slo.ks
wer prominent features. Keo Motor
moved up from 24 lo th new high of
24. Marin elan mad a new high dur
ing the weak. Buying fallowed adviree )
that the company nan arrengeo iw mora
wella on Ha leaa adlolnlng Ih Kenaiand
acreage. Ther waa trading In Inland
Steel et prices ranging from 14 lo 47
and back lo 44 without aalea between
tin prlcea. Tobace laaues weie In aup.
ply alter eerly advance, Philip Morris
ranging from 21 to 20 and Tobarre
t-roduils from 8 to 8. In Ihe mining
stocks there v. ere atrong features. Mother
iMiim movlkg up from 8 to 10. Inde
pendence Lead mad th grealaal advance,
selling at a new high. Ray Harrule alao
made a new high on buying coming from
prominent financial Intervale.
New Tork. May !7. Tranaartlona on
the New York curb market tnday were
aa follows:
Bonds.
Sales (in 11,000) High Low Close
21 Allied Packer 4a.... 2 sl 61
4 Allied Packer 4a ctf 41 61 41
6 Allied Packer la.. S 68 88
43 Am L ft T 6a 107 H7 17
2 Am T A T 6a 12.100 10 100
2 Anacon Cop 7a 26.103 l'U 103
1 Armour A Co 7s ...104 104 104
4 Beth St 7s 22 104 104 104
4 Csn Nat Ry eq 7a..l'9 109 106
11 Csn Nst Ry ts .. 88 68 88
1 Col Graph ks 46 44 46
2 Con Gaa Bait 7a. 104 104 104
3 Con Tex 8a 87 97 97
1 Cop Kx Aan 8a 21.102 162 102
4 Fed Lnd Hit 6a ....100 100 100
. 3 Goodrich T 7a ....100 99 100
2 Grand Trunk a..l06 106 106
1 Herahey Co 7a.. 103 101 101
3 Humble Oil 7s ....101 101 101
1 Int R T 7s 74 78 78
20 Int R T 8a it 91 92 42
6 Lsclede Gas 7 100 100 100
I Manitoba 7s 16 II 16
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