THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1922.
Omaha Land Bank
, Cuts Interest on
Farmers' Ixkhis
i
Hcl of Iniitution Derlim
Chraprr Credit Will
Aid Return to
Prosperity.
Tlit Federal Land bank of Omaha
reduced Hi inirrr.t rate yetterday
from 6 ir cent lo 5 1-2 per tent.
Thit cheaper credit, D. P. Hoian,
president of the co-operative arsocia
lion, point oat. will letien the (arm
ers' operating expenses and thus help
the return to prosperity.
The financial statement of the land
hank i how i that it i now in a poti
lion to operate on a 3 oer cent inter
rt bails, or even at 4 3-4 per cent
The bonds by which it rauei the
fund for loam to fannera are sold
to invetori at 4 1-2 per cent. The
cost of operation and maintaining re
tervte amount to only 1-4 of 1 per
cent. Tint i due to the large vol
ume of huins. At ' the pretent
time So4.0tX.000 in loan in in force
in the Omaha dittrict, which include
Xrbratka. Iowa. South Dakota and
Wyoming. Not single loan ha
been foreclosed in the five year'
imtory of the bank. Only J 1. 630 in
payment are now more than 90 day
patt due.
Banker Express Optimiam.
Sound confidence in the business
outlook prevail throughout this dij.
trict. according to public-spirited
banker and farmer who are in
Omaha attending a convention of
nccretary-treaturer of national farm
loan atsociations. The reduction in
interest rate made by the land bank,
they believe, wHl set the standard to
which other farm loan companies
must come, and in that wav will es
tablish a lower rate on the entire
farm mortgage indebtedness of
000,000,000 in these four states in
the Omaha district.
The federal censu shows a
mortgage indebtedness. A cut of 1
per cent from the prevailing rate
of 6 per cent would result in the sav
ing to the farmers of $10,0U0,UUU an
nually. The present cut, on this es
timate, amounts of $5,000,000..
Borrower Get Profits.
Under the co-operative principle,
the profits of the federal land banks
are returned to the borrowers, thus'
i insuring them service at cost. Dele-
gates to theconvention, however, em
phasize the possibility of further re
ducing the interest charge in order
to (compete with the privately-owned
joint stock land banks which also
enjoy tax exemption. It is probable
that resolutions will be adopted call
ing attention to the ability to lower
interest rates to the farmers and
asking congress to increase the max.
pimum loan amount from $10,000 to
$25,000.
Benson Commercial Club
Has Picnic at Krug Park
The annuat picnic and outing of
the Benson Commercial club was
.held in Krug park yesterday after
noon and evening.
The festivities started with a big
motor car parade through downtown
streets, winding up at the park, where
a program of games and athletic
stunts occupied the attention of the
frolickers until the "mess call" was
sounded and all pounced upon the
bountiful picnic lunch, coffee for
which was furnished by the commer
cial clubs. '
. Members of, the Omaha city com
mission and Other public officials
were guests at the party, which con
cluded with dancing in the evening.
Stores in Benson closed in honor of
the festivities.
Brief, City News
To Install Officer Installation
of officers will be held by the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles tonight, fol
lowed by refreshments and enter
tainment. ,,
Children Denied Father George
TJhlich. 244 Pratt street, was re
fused the custody of hi three chil
dren by Judge Sears in the court
, of- domestic relations yesterday.
t CttlM Mladiu. 7nl!. .... .....I.:
tag for Floyd. 8, eon' of Mrs. H.
nammon. zuin Webster street, who
left hia home Wednesday morning
and has not been heard .from since.
Smith. 101 North Eighteenth street,
v was fined 1100 in Central police
court by Judge Foster yesterday on
a charge of being drunk 'and reck
less 'driving.
Two Filings Made Sam K. Green
leaf. 3109 North Forty-fifth street,
filed yesterday as republican candi-
date for county treasurer. George
A. Hill, democrat, 4011 Cuming
street, tiled for state representa-
. tlve. .
Bandits Soared Off Sam Dunn,
Yellow cab driver, escaped a holdup
at the hands of four men at
Eleventh and Bancroft street Wed
nesday night when an unidentified
automobile approached just in the
nich of time, he told police.
May Authorise Bonds City Com
' mlasioner Harry Zimman presented
an ordinance at a special meeting
of the city council yesterday, which,
it passed,' would submit to the vot
ers at the primary. July 18 a propo
. aitlon authorising $225,000 bonds to
complete the City auditorium.
s Complains . Against Driver Miss
Bertha Elsasser, S002 South Twenty-third
street, a teacher in Train
school, caused the arrest -Of Arthur
D. Smith, president of the Lee Lrve
Stock Commission company, yester
: day, complaining that she was in
jured when he struck her with an
automobile March 9.
New York GriunL
Kew York, June li -Cornmeal -dull ;
fin whit and yellow granulated, 11.70
t,l. - -
Wheat Spot, firm; No. 1 red, tl.M; No.
SVfcard. S1.S4; No. 1 Manitoba.. $1,411,
and No. 1 mixed durum, $1.37 K c i. f.,
track Now York, to arrlvo.
Corn Spot, firm; No. 1 yellow and No.
J white, TUc and No. 1 mixed, 71 lie
C. I. f- Now Tork. all rail.
" Oata Spot, quiet; No. X white, 4$e.
Lard Eay: middle west. $U.tl012.S.
: Other Articles Unchanged.
New York Pi J goods.
New Tork, June 1. Cotton goods were
(toady today, with trade awaiting the gov
ernment cotton report expected tomorrow,
low end heavy goods have been In better
demand. Tarna were firm. Burle.pi-.were
active and rising. Advance! announced In
wonted fabric laat night by one large
mill ere now being followed throughout
who markets. Raw silk wa steady ; thrown
silk up 20 cents a pound.
New Tork Produce.
New Tork. June 1. Butter Firm;
creamery, higher thaj extras, 3ita3tc;
extras. 14454c.
Ef Irregular; storage peeked firsts,
t?S3$c.
1 Cheese Steady. y .
Omaha Gram
Omaha, June 1.
Liverpool market closed steady and
higher: cargoes mora firmly held aad
good business being done oa the
recent decline, wheat closing I'Ai to
thi on in. that market.
Broomhall and the Argentine gov
troment estimate J2.OUO.000 bushels
are still available for export from
Argentine. '
A prominent crop expert makes the
condition of winter wheat 8.V8 per
cent, or one point higher man
month ago, and estimates the crop
at 608.0U0.000 bushels, as compared
with 5W.0O9.0O0 bushels last month.
lie says spring wheat acreage re
duced more than 7 per cent; condi
tion, y.'.B per rent, and estimates the
crop at 256.000,000 bushels. Oats
condition, 86.1 per cent, lowest in
years; estimated crop, 1251,000,000
ousneis; aiso mat sun constaeraoic
corn to be planted.
Omaha movement was small (or all
grains. Receipts aggregate 97 cars,
the bulk of which was corn; receipts
of other grains very light. Total
shipments were ZU7 cars, principally
corn and oats.
The limited offerings of wheat
were in good demand at prices rang
ing from unchanged to lc to 2c
higher. There was also an excellent
demand for corn, with prices lie
lower to He higher. Oats sold read
ily at lie to yic higher. Rye and
barley were quoted unchanged.
. ' WHEAT.
No. 9 hard winter; S cars 144 Dsr rent
rlsrk), II. :i; i ears. 11.11s t car (smutty),
II. so; i car lit per cam usrai. .:.
.no. a hard winter: 1 car (smutty), li.ii.
No. 4 hard winter; 1 car ( SI per cent
neat aamtgeai, $1.1.
t'OKJi.
Vo. l.whlu: rars. tl'.e; 1 car (ship
pers' weight), tie.
No. 1 whits: T csts. He; I cart (ship
pen' weight). 13c; I cars, it c.
o. l yellow; s csrs, ti'tc
No. t yellow: ST csrs. USc
No. S yellow: 'S ears. Hlio.
No. 4 yellow, 1 car, He.
No. t mixed: 1 car (near yellow), tie;
cars (shiDosrs weight). t3c: 4 csrs.
tic.
No. S mixed:- l csr, J'ec; l car, 13 e.
No. 4 mixed: I car, fjc.
OATS.
No. S white: $ cars, Jl4e.
No. 4 white: I csrs. ll'ie.
Sample while: 1 car, le.
No. 3 mixed: 1 ear, Sic.
One car oats and barley mixed, 35c
RTE.
No. I: 1 car, 1c.
BARLEY.
No. 4: 1 ear (shippers' weight). Me.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlots.)
Week
Ago.
1 34
HI
33
1
1
Tear
Ago.
31
Receipts Today.
Wheat &
Corr. 14
Oats 7
nye 1
Barley ... ..
shipments
Wheat 11 21 31
urn 10 SO 33
Oats 67 14 T
Rye 27 It
Barley 4 1
PRIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.)
Receipts Todav. Tear Ago.
Wheat 1. 148.000 1.402.000
Corn 1, 731000 2,684,000
Oata S34.000 1,186,000
Shipments-
Wheat 415,000 tft.SS
Corn 1,002,00 401,000
Oats Hi, 000 311,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlots Today Ago Ago
Wheat lit 365 34
Corn 711 20 . 41
Oats 373 123 124
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS,
Carlots Today Ago
Week
Wheat 107
Corn 41 24
Oats IS S
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Ago
Agj
Tear
156
39
,-"
Ago
Tear
.
70
tt
week
13S
65
33
Wheat
Corn
Oata
tt
72
47
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today Ago Ago
Week i Tear
Minneapolis 144 12S 191
Duluth .' 11 46 184
Winnipeg 20t 26 .142
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
ByJJpdiks Grain Co. DO. 2627. June 1.
Art. Open. I High. I Low. I Close. I ,Tcs.
Wht, I
July 1.1 1.11 1.1' 1.19! ,1.11.
1.19t 1.1 I.IS',4
Sept. 1.17 Lll'i l.lS'i 1.17S 117i
1.18 1.17'4 1.17ft
Dec. , 1.21 1.21 l.lttt 1.20
Rye.
July . .Mtt .SStt .W .48
Stpt. ,5 .St .(4 .it .9t',m
Corn
July .! .62 H .Slit .62, .62
.624 .62H .tl
.62
Sept. MS .41 .14 . -65 'i
'.S . 'MM
Dee. M .Sti .63 .S3H
Oata
July .38 .Zi .37 .38' .3814
.3Sd .381.
Sept. ..40 ,40ft ,3ti .3ft .40ft
.40U .40 .40H,
Lard I I ' I n
July 11.45 11.4S 11.43 111.42 11.60
Sept. 11.7t U.7t 11.67 111.70 11.77
Riba J -.J
July 11.17 11.87 11.88 11.15 11.87
Sept. 11.80 11.80 111.75 ill.75 ll.8Q
Kansas City Grain. ' '
Kansas City, June 1. Wheat Close,
July, 11.1914: September, 11.17 ; De
cember. S1.2084.
Corn July, tlfte; September, 64c.
Kansas City, June I. Wheat Cash,
No. 3 hard, S1.1S01.44; No. S red, 81. 1
I. 21. 7
Corn No. 2 white. 66 ft 9 54 ft; No. 3
yellow, 57ft68.
Hay Unchanged to II ' higher on
olover; No. 1 clover, 16.5018.60.
Minneapolis Gram. '
' Minneapolis. June 1. Wheat Cash No.
1 northern, 11.46 ft QIM ft I July, 11.38 ft;
September. SI. 24ft.
Corn No. 3 yellow, SSfte64e. ,;
Oats No. 3 white, 34 ft 35c.
Barley 6061c.
Rye No. 2, 4ftS5c.
Flax No. 1. t2.t2ig2.44ft.
, ft. Lrals Grain.
St. Louis, June 1. rWheat July.
II. 16; September. 11.15ft.
Corn May, 40ft40ftc; July, 43ft c.
Oata May, 8ftc. i.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, Minn., Juno 1. Flour
Unchansed to 20c lower; family patents,
37.6097.86; shipments, 32,545 bbls.
Bran Ill.t0ej20.40. ...
St. Joseph Lire Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., June 1. Cattle Receipts,-
2,100 head; market, steers and
yoarlinga almost steady; top light year
lings eaay, 38.60; 1,264-lb. steers. 18.40;
Colorado pulpers, $7.86; cows slow, about
steady; one head strictly choice, 56 50;
hulk selling 16.00 down: bulls scarce, about
ateady; calves steady.
Hogs Receipts, ,000 head; shippers
buying 180 to 220-1b. hogs freely at 10.26
O10.30; market looks around 6fi0c low
er than yesterday's average; packers
steady, 15t2ic lower; doing very little;
packing sows around 15c lower; bulk of
sales, tt.00QS.25; quality fair to good;
average cost yesterday, J10.16 for 338-lb.
weight.
Sheep Receipts, 3.000 head; market
generally steady; good native aprlng
lambs. SI 3 76 ; cull, tt.50; 82-lb. clipped
lambs, 312.60: J-lb., 112.00; 10 heavy
yearlings, 11.00; heavy ewes. I4.60O4.75.
Sleux City Live Stack.
Sioux City. la.. Juno 1. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2.600 head; fed steers and year
lings, $7.6098.56; market ateady to 16e
lower: warmed up ateers and yearlings.
$6.2607.26; beef steers grass cowa. $4.00
06.SO; fst cows and heifers, $5.0098.00;
canners, $3.0094.00; veals. $5.00910.60;
feeders. $5.697.00; calves, 846007. SO;
feeding cows snd heifers, $3.60 9 6.75;
stockers. I6.V97.60.
Hogs Receipts, 9.000 head: butchers
SS.75910.S0: market, 10920c lower;
lights, $10.15: heavy, U.9i.6: heavy
packers. $1.6094.00; stags. $7.60 9 7.76.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 100 head;
bulk of sales. 19.70910.06; market
steady.
New Tark PMltry.
.New Tork. June 1. Poultry Live
weak: broilers by express, 36 9 55c; fowls
by express. 38 9 2tc. Dressed easier; old
roosters, 17920c, ,
Market;
Chicago Grain
By CHARLII D. MICHAELS.
BMxVfc aw4(T asapwfssfJsft Wf
Chicago, June 1 A change in
sentiment was noted in the wheat
market today. Support was given
wneo most neeoeo ana wnue private
crop reports were construed as bear
ish, the dote was at net gain of
J-8&l-3c. Liquidation was on by
scattered longs in corn but the 1111
Uh wss on rally with net losses of
M&J-ftc, while oats were un
changed to l-c lower ana rye 7-sc
higher. '
Reports of large export and mill
insr sales of cash wheat, combined
ivitli unexpected strength in Liver
pool and Argentine and somewhat
less favorable crop reports irom
Texas. Oklahoma and Kansas were
the bullish incentives. Houses with
eastern connections were good sell
rrs on an early bulge and locals
who pougnt at me siart were lorcea
to set out on a break, but there
was good buying on the decline and
some of the local professionals have
turned bullish.
Hlg Cask Business.
A much laraer cash business wss under
wav than the trade In aenersl believed.
Charters were made for 1.000.000 bushels
wheat, on the baala or S cents to Mon
treal and the seaboard reported 1.000..
00 bushels sold abroed. Argentine ex
portable surplus Is estimated by the gov
ernment at 32.SOO.OOt bushels, with ex-
n.irle for the week of 1.140.000 bushels
romoared with 1 011.004 bushels harvested
laat year. Dry weather Is wanted In (be
southwest.
l-ocal professionals who have recently
been hull eh on corn reversed tnsir action
today and ths undertone wss hesvy a good
port of the time, although the late
strength In wheat led to some short cov
i ring. The after.plantlng movement In
Iowa Is reported ss falling off and that
from Illinois Increasing. Kxport businees
showed considerable Improvement, with
ssles of 40)1,000 to 700.000 bushels sod
chartsrs were mads for 150.000 bushels
here to the bay and to Buffalo, Receipt!
were 233 cars.
Privste crop reports on osts Indicstsd
the prospers for a yield less than nor
mal, but the market was little affected
and with corn easy decline was easily
attsined, the finish being on a amsll rally.
Shipping demand was only fair, with sales
of 110,000 bushels. Receipts were it
care.
Housea with northwestern connections
sold September rye here, while the sea
board waa a fair buyer and charters were
msde for 240.000 bushels. Crop reports
from the northwest were very favorable.
Pit Neiea.
Seaboard exporters bought wheat freely
on the break and there was buying to
remove hedges against cash sales of
around 1.000.000 bushels.
Corn tradera were' mainly bearish but
are not making much headway. Iowa Is
ssld to be offering less cssh corn, while
Illinois is selling felrly. Enough corn has
been sold of late tn make a good-sised
movement for, a week or more. Salea of
; mixed were maae iree on ooara
more yesterday at t'Ac over July.
which a shipper figured equalled Uo under
Chicago July. c. I. f. Buffalo.
Chartera have been made the Past two
days for 3. 000. 000 bushels grsln. Including
1.000.000 bushels wheat, 150.000 bushels
corn and 240.000 bushels rye that has been
reported, the other business being held
back. Loading out of this grain will make
room for the 2.400 to 2.500 rare of wheat
estimated aa on track around Chicago and
it Is expected by elevator interests that
within a week all will be unloeded. They
unloaded 861 cars of grain here Wednes
day and only 3.010 cara were on track In
II positions tnis morning. This inciuaea
.642 csrs at elevators and 1,350 car on
track awaiting Inspection and orders.
A winter wheat crop or 0o.ooo,oo nusn
Is waa suggested by the Goodmsn
Clrment Curtis crop report given to. the
trade today, while the Snow Baiilett
Fraxier return's made It $01,000,000. Gov
ernment estimate in May was 685.ooo.oot
bushels and harvested last year 617.000.
000 bushels. Spring wheat acreage shows
a decrease of around 7 per cent, with a
total area of 17, $50,000 acres and an In
dicated crop of 242,000.000 bushela, ac
cording to Goodman, and 266,000,000 bush
els according to Snow. Oats , acreage re
duced about 7 per cent with a total area
of 41.614,000 acres. Indicated crop Is
l.Kl.OOO.noo to 1.277,000.000 bushels, com
pared with 1,405,000.000 bushels in June
last year, snd 1,060,000,'000 bushels har
vested in 1S21. "
Complaint ef red and leaf rust is un
usually wide spread, according to Snow,
and It Is apparent that this class of rust
will affect the crop more than usual
this year. Goodman aaid proapects for
winter wheat had declined, along the
southern half of the belt.
Omaha Produce
irnrniahed hv the stale of Kebrasks. de-
nartment of agriculture, bureau of mar-
keta and marketing: ;
Broilers .$0.409$0.42 to.i9o.;o
Hens, light $0 .22 .22 9 , -z
Hens, heavy 1 .23 -f"
Cocks .110 .13 .ioW -i
Ducks i 10V .is
DRESSED fOULlBl
Broilers
Hens . .
Cocks . .
Ducks .
'.SI
,2t
.20
026
-.27
.24
.22
21
!270
.160
EGGS.
Select . ....
.260
.230
.210
.200
No. 1
No. 2
Cracka
Case count.
per case, tt.009e.to.
BUTTER,
Creamery, prints.. ......
.33-0.37
.310 .36
-.26 0 ..30
.110 .24
ureamery. tun
Country, best. ... ,.230
Country, common .170
.26
.23
Butter lat.
atation price
.250
.:$
HAT.
Prairie
No. ! upland.., ...$12.50013.60
Prslrle. No. 2 upland.
10.50011.60
Prairie, No. $ upland...
Prairie, No. 1 midland..
Prairie. No. 3 midland..
Prairie, No. 3 midland...
Prairie, No. 1 lowland...
Prairie, No. 2 loyland...
Alaflfa, Choice ....
Alfalfa, No. 1
Alfalfa, standard
Alfalfa. No. 2....
Alfalfa; No. 3..
STRAW.
Oat
Wheat
. .: 7. voce y.uo
. 11.60012.60
. . S. 60 010. 60
. 7.000 $.00
.. $.00 0 10.00
. 7.000 t.00
"22.OO0t34.OO
10.000 21.00
15,00 0 17.00
12.00 0 14.00
10.00 0 11.00
..$I.OO0$t.OO
7.009 s. o
Wholeaale prices of beef cuta are as
follows: No. 1 ribs, ltc; No. ! ribs, lie;
No. $ ribs, 15c. No. 1 loins. 26c; No. 3
loins, 25c; No. 3 loins, 20c. No. 1 rounds,
17Hc; No. 2 rounds, 17c; No. 3 rounds,
16Hc. No. 1 chucks, lOlic; No. t chucks,
tHc: No. 3 chucks, tc No. 1 plates. 6e:
No 2 plates, fc; No. 3 plates, 4c.
HIDES AND WOOL
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1, per lb,
$07c; green salted No. 1, per lb., 506c;
green hides No. 1, per lb.,4r.c; green
hides No '2, per lb.. 304c; green salted,
old stock, per lb., 203o; green salted bull
hides No. 1, per lb., 4c; green salted bull
bides Ne. 2, per lb.. Sc..
Horse hides: Large, each, $3.00; medium,
each, $2.50; small, each, $3.00; pony and
glues, each, $1.0001.26.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, aa to also
and wool, each, 76c0 181.00.
Wool: Choice fine and V4 -blood, per lb.,
27032c; medium and -blood, per lb., 26
030c; low and -blood per lb.. 11022c;
turry wool, per lb., 12017c.
PRUITS. ' y .;
Bananas, per lb 77c.
Oranges: Size 21 and larger, $6,769
1.00; site 250. $8.0008.50; site, 288, $7,000
1.50; sise $24. tt.5007.50.
'Lemons: Box, according to size. $6,500
$.00.
Grapefruit: Crate, according to else,
$5.6007.00.
Applea: Winetap, according to size snd
grade, $2.7604.00; Ben Davis, according
to size and grede, $3.00; Newton Pippins,
according to size and grsde, $3.60.
Strawberries: Crate 24 quart boxes, $3.21
03.60. -
Figs: 24 packages, $ ounzes, $2.21.
Figs: - Bulk, per lb., 15016c.
Plneapplea: Cuban, according te alas,
$3.6005.60.
Cherries: California, t lb. boxes, $4.00
04.50.
VEGETABLES. s
Potatoes: New No. 1, per lb., SV04c;
new. No. 2, per lb.. 3c; Western. Neb., Ne.
1. per cwt, $1.7592.25; Wyoming russets
snd pearls. $2.26: Idaho whites. No. 1,
per cwt.. $2.26 9 2.50: Red River Ohio, Ne.
1. per cwt , $5 2592.60; Oregon netted
gema. per wt., $2.25..
Sweet potatoes: Per bushel, $1,760
J.OO. .
Celery: Dozen. 75c4Jl.oo.
Heed lettuce: Crates, $3.54; per dozen.
$1.00 91.50; leaf lettuce, per dozen, $09
40c.
. Rubard: Rome grown, per dozen. 40a.
Egg plant: Per dosen, $2.00.
Onions: Texas crystal wax. 44 lb, crates,
3.00; Texaa yellow, 45 lb. orates, $2,409
3.00. .
Cucumbers: Hot house, per dosen. $1 60:
Texss. per bwitael basket, 4-1 dozen, $2.40
Financial and Industrial News of
Livestock
Reetlpls were I
Cattle. Mega Sheep.
orneiei aieadey.
I Sit . til , Ml
tXflelel Tuesday $ :tl t l
044
ttatinta
IS Thursday ,. t.t4 14 Set
I tee
I 4
Official Wednesday 11,011 IS. til
Knur day Ihia eek M ISS- 4.t:t
Same das last week 34.144 41 146
I4.IS1
II. tit
e days te ka. ase tt.lll $4483. It ttt
me ears s M ase is. its te in 34 Ml
heme days year ase tl.til 14,410 it.UI
' Receipts and dupealtlea of livestock ai
he Union stockyards. Omen a; Neb., far 14
aours enamg at s p. m . June l, lt:&
niiccii'TacARixrr
Cauls Hags Sheep
Ma. I'se Ry,.... t ' I
Union Peetfio R. R ft tl I
t . a i. w, ny., east ,,,,, i a .,
', S. W. Ry., west ....64 tt
t.. St. P.. M a O. R..y.. tl 3
C. B. A q. Ry,, east II t I
C, B, a g. Ry.. west .... 45 II ..
C, R. I a P., essl 34 s
4?.. n. I. a P.. weet S 4 t
Illinois' Central It I I $
Total rerelpie 247 :$! It
lISIOSlTION H t-'AD.
Cattle Hogs Sheep
Armour a Co l.tll 3.041
t;t
Cudahy Parking Co I.Ut $.661
MIS
I'oia rocking CO 437 1.131
Morris Parking Ce ..... t3 I. tit
Swift a Co l.ltl till
717
l.tll
J. W. Murphy ... I 1st
Swarta a Co Jj
Unrein Packlna Co . ft
Wilson Packing Co.... lit
nurairK ...
Hoffman Bros. ........ It
Mayarowleh a Vail ' 27
tt
esse e e
tttst
ttt't
see t)eOt
eae see
$
sees
a
9
9
see
S99S)
Mldwoet Parklna Ce 14
Omaha Packing C...... 31
So. Omaha Packing Co.. 21
J. H". Bulla IS
R. M. Burruss a Ce ... t
Dennis frsncls II
Rills a Co t
Klrkoatrlrk 13
John Harvey 444
P. P. Lewis :t
J. R. Root a Co........ t
Rosenetock Bros II
Werthetmer ft Degtn .. 13
Other buyers toa 771
Smiley
cudsnr fr Sioux Falls ... 1.174
Totsl
.1.114 16,347 4.141
CatUe: Recelnta. t.too head ' with
Sther liberal run of rattle Thursday the
mantel aevoiopeo runner weakness, com
petition for the more desirable light and
handy weight steers ss well aa prime
heavy cattle was sufficiently vigorous to
hold prices stesdy en these srrsdes. hut
plain and medium weight cattle were gen
erally 10c lower and alow at that. Beat
stssrs sold around tt.269l.5S. Cow stuff
wss IO91S0 lower, making a 2l940o de
cline thle week. Blookers and (seders
were in ngnc supply and ateady.
Quotations on csttle: Choice to prime
eeeesje.se; gooa to cnoice peeves.
tt. 0091. Of: fslr to road heevea 17 UH
1.00: common to fslr beeves, t7.2i97.t0;
choice to Prime yesrllna-s. I.4fle to.
good to choice yearlings. $7.7598.36; fslr
10 gooa yesrnnge. I7:tr7.7; common lo
fslr yearlings. It.7697.2i: choice to
prime heifers. $7. 7698. 26; good to choice
neirers. si.oooi.it; fslr to good heifers,
to. 0007. 00: choice to nrlmo i
1.76; good to choice cows, $6.t096.26; fslr
to good cows. 14.5096.50; common to fair
cows. t1.009t.6O; good to choice feeders.
t7.i09t.00: fair to good feeders. $4,769
7.40; common to fair feeders. I6 00ts7:
good to choice stockers. $7.6691.26; fslr
to good stockers, t7.00 87.iO: common to
fair stockers. tt.2696.lt: stock heifers
St.euirs.oo: stOCK cows. I3 iOhS -f: stork
calves. $.i098.to; vesl calves. 8.iOA
1.76; stock culls. 11.00 0 7.00: hulls, ate si
BKKF S TP.ERS,
No.
Av.
Pr.
No.
Av.
..108$
..1261
..115S
..1207
Pr.
.... t?5
.... 872
.... $75
....1467
$7 76
$ 00
8 16
t 40
..
5..
37.
;.
42.
It.
$7 10
t 0;
t 2t
t 60
44..
It
68
8 75
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
743
731
7 35
It.
lit
7 70
S 00
COWS.
3 75 4.
5 73 4.
6 40 .
HKIFERS.
40 10.
7 40 S.
BULLS.
4 76 1.
7 00
.' $30
.1166
.1147
. ttt
. 101
.1070
...1346
...1077
...1231
...1025
... 676
t 40
6 00
to!!
u'.'.
10..
S iO
50
7 60
...1040 S tt
867
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
034 7 25
Hogs Receipts. 14,000 head. On good
demand today, both from shlnnars and
packers; the marked ruled active mostly
iuqiisc tower with tne late aeaslon. 60
10c lower. Light 'hogs sold at. $10,200
me latter top price tor the day.
Mixed loads and butcher weights. $S.804k
10.20 and packing grades. $$.50 0 10.00
with extreme heavies, tl.76 0t.25. Bulk
ui sales, ss.SDfj'fV.ld.
HOG".
Sh. fr. No. Av,
No. Av.
2.. 360
32.. 304
70. .267
40.. 240
7C..21S
Sh. Pr.
70 $ 976 65.. 346
... t t 85
$0 t ti
... 10 05
70 10 It
120
S to
47. .282
64. .270
68.266
10 00 .
10 10
10 25
Sheep Receipts, 3,109 head. Trading
"as iainy, active tooay win gooa tone to
the trade and prlees generally 26060c
higher on aprlng lambs and strong to 26c
higher on fat lambs. Best spring lambs
sold at $14,606-15.00 and clip lamba at
$12.50913.00 with best handywelghta
quoted at $13.25. Sheep were strong to
26c higher, one deck of ewes aversglng
130 pounds sold at $6.50 with othsr lots
or stronger m-eights at $4.6005.60.
. Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good
to choice, $12.60013.25; fat lamba fair to
gooa, $11.75913.50: aprlng lamba. $12,009
15.00; feeder lambs. $11.00012.40; Cull
tamos, t'.ooww.oo; fat yearlings, $0,000
11.50; fat wethers. $6.5003.00; fat ewes,
iigni, 0s.ov91.oo; lat ewes, heavy, $4,000
6.00.
SPRING LAMBS.
No. Av.
2i native...... 74
12 native. to
Pr.
"$15 00
14 tO
f 25
S 00
;. s 00
FAT EWBS.
121
.........130
115
FAT LAMBS.
.............. 77
24 fed..
34 fed . .
'8 fed..
5 St fed.
' 13 00
, Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. Jone 1. Cattle Receipts. 14.
000 head; beef steers, generally steady tj
100 higher; cloned best time; top, beef
steers, $0.20, weight, 1,406 pounds; top.
yearling steers snd heifers. $t.l5: straight
heller yearlings. $8.f0; bulk, beef ateers,
$8.1508.t5; bulls, canners, cutters and
common and medium grade beef cowa and
heifers, weak to le lower; better grade
beef cows and heifers and stackers,
stesdy; veal calves, steady to strong;
bulk, fat she-stock. $5.6007.25;- bulk,
bologna bulls, $4.0004.26; bulk, vealers,
to packers. $9.76010.26 outsiders, up
ward to $11.00.
' Hogs Receipts, 41,000 head; opened 15
to 20e lower; cloaed firm 6 to lOo higher
than early or mostly 10 to 15c lower than
yesterday's average; top, $10.60; bulk,
$10.16910.55; pigs, steady ' to strong;
mostly $0.60 0 10.25; shippers took about
7,000 head; holdover moderately liberal.
. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 11,000
head; mostly 25c lower; heavy sheep and
some low-grade lambs 50c lower; top,
shorn lambs. - $12.60; bulk. $10.75012.50;
top. spring lambs, $14.60; best light ewes,
$1.00; fat heavies mostly $3.0003.50; Cali
forma feeder lambs, $11.40911.50.
Kansas City live Stock.
Kansas "City, Mo. June 1 Cattle Re
ccipta. 4,600 head; market all classes
around steady; 1.100-lb. ateers, $0.00; best
heavies, $8.00; Colorado, $8.4001.60; best
mixed yearlings. $8.7t; better grade cowa,
$5 6096.OO; common and medium kinds,
rr.osUy $4.5095.00; good canners, $2,769
3.00; best cutters, $4.0004.26; top veal
ers. $10.00; plain to good bulls, $3,760
1.00.'
Hogs Receipts. - 0,000 head: market
opened alow, lat- active to packers and
shippers; 6010c lower; shippers took 1.600
head; packer top, $10.40; bulk desirable
175 to 260-pounders, $10.20010.36; 260 to
325-poundera, $10.1610.20; mixed loads,
$.9O01O.1O; bulk of sales, $10.40010.36;
aowa, mostly $8.00; pigs 10 0 20c lower,
beet $10.66.
Sheep Receipts. 4.000 head: market,
shorn lambs steady to 15c higher; best,
$12.00; .others steady; Texaa wethers,
$7.0097.50; top native spring lambs,
$14.16. ,
St. Loo Is Livestock. -
East St. Louis, III, June 1. Cattle Re
ceipts, $,000 bead; beef steers, steady to
strong; other classes steady; top ateers,
$t.00 for 1.072-pound averages; bulk,
17. 4001.40; bulk, light yearlings. $7,769
l.iO; bulk beef cows. 14.7696.75; bulk
rannera, tt.7603.00; bulk beef bulls, $4.60
O6.00; bolognas. 14.0094.60: late veal calf,
top. 110.35: bulk. $1.76910.00; very few
stockers and feeders here: medium and
good eteera quotdble at $6.OO0t.6O.
Hogs Receipts, 16,000 head; market
opened 10015c lower; closed active and
steady to 6c lower; top, $10.60: bulk good
butchera. $1.36910.46 bulk, 100 to 130
pound averages. $10.00010.26; packer
soars, mostly $8.7691..
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 4.600 hesd;
market steady to 26c tower; choice Ten
nessee aprlng lambs. $14.26; nstlves, $13.00
913.76; culls. $.5097.0: light ewes, $8.00
91.25; kesvies, $3.0093.60; shorn Texas
wethers, $7.10
Chicago r sal try.
- Chicago, June I. Poultry Alive, lower;
fowl. 25c; broilers 14 f 62c; roosters, 14c
Franci&)
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
OsMlte B I as US It lee.
New York. June .-The reelly
sinking incitjent 01 lousy s linan
nai insrkeis was ine a4tanie
Merling exchange to 14.40. The ore
viout high mark of recover
had
been the $4.45 of three weeks
ago.
ana tne present rate it higher then
any touched since July 14. 1919. lets
than lour months alter the decline
had begun from the war time
-pegged rate- ol M.75.
since sterling has for nearly a
month been pretting at the $4.45
rale, ri.ing repeatedly within a small
traction ol mat figure alter each re
action, it is reasonable to supnote
that some supply of exchange bills
was in the interval being "led out
at a predetermined price, but
that
such pressure was withdrawn today,
CaU Meaey Higher.
Oa the stock etrhante Ihe day's early
movement ronaiated meetly ef very trans
parent profesalonsl effores to kid up el echo
which could be momentarily controlled by
"pools." The latter Irregular and rather
numerous declines Here deubllees Influ
enced by the rise ef stork strhsnge rsll
money rstes to IS per cent, the blgkeel
sinre alarm.
It must again be observed thl this move
ment has no relation to the stale of the
general money market, which te likely te
go lower, it measures surn facta ine
situation aa that which the New York re
serve bank lately pointed out that since
laat September, loans en slock and bonds
collateral In Ihe New Tork market have
Increased ' $4 1 $.000,000, er nearly 40 per
cent. The weekly reserve bank statements
Save no elgn of demand In the larger
money merkat overtaking supply. Re
discounts decresaed $!4,i0t.040 at New
Tork and $14,400,004 In the system at s
hole.
F.ipert Seralut I aerates.
The Inrreaaa of tlttto.oes hitherto re
ported In our total merrhandlae export
surplus for April, aa compared wun e
year ago, lenda some Interest to today'
classification of export and Import trade
by countries. From thst report It appears
that our April excels of exports ever Im
ports In trade with Europe waa t lis, son.-
000. ss 'against tt4.000.oot In March snd
1106.600,000 In April, lt:i.
In trade with the recent European bel
ligerent our aurplus exports decreased
only In the rase of England and Italy.
With England it was 161.000,000 In April
of 1131 and tt0.000.000 In April of 1t27:
with Italy it decreeted from tl. 200.000
to I7.ooo.oto. The export surplus rose from
12.000.000 te $11,400,000 in trsde with
France and from $12,000,000 to $23,004,000
to $23,000,440 In case of Germany.
New York Stocks
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan Bryan, 21$ Petera
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Wed.
Hlrh. Low. Close, eloee.
A, T. S. F. ... l"i tt'i tH t!i
Balti. A Ohio ... 60 4tt 4H 6
Csnadlsn Psclflo 13t4 ISS'i 13 1414
N. T. Central
.. tl'i S0V4 Sll SO'S
.. 684, 68 68 t
.. 77V4 77 77 77N
..106 104 104 10H,
Cheaa. Ohio
Ot. Northern
Illinois Centrsl
K, C. Southern
... 264 26'4 ,2S' Z'
.. 664 664 66 6
.. 23V4 23 23 2SH
.. 33 12U 33 32.
Lehigh Valley ..
Missoarl Pacific .
N. T.rV N. H. ..
North. Pacific
Chicago N. W.
Pennsyl. R. R. ..
Reading
C. R. I. P. ...
76H 76'i 764 7644
76s 75tt 76'4 76
43 41 41'4 424
76T4 7it4 544 76V4
4i4 44i 44'4 43T4
0 -4 18 '4 04 t44
2414 244 244 24'4
274. 2744 27 '4 2714
Southern Pacific .
Southern Railway
C. M. St. P.
Union Pacifio
...13174 S4 131 14114
STEELS.
. ...me 165 166
.. 4t 4S14 4t4 4t4
...1164 11 H6t4 11444
...12014 118 '1 119 118'.
Am Csr Fdry
Allls-Chalmera
Amer.Loco ....
Baldwin Loco . .
Beth Steel
Colo Fuel Iron
Crucible
Amer Steel Fdry
Larka Steel ....
Mldvale Steel ..
Pressed St Csr . .
784 77i 11 771s
33 H 33U
744 74
38 '4 37 i
'77 74 '4
43 40i
7tT4 71 4
33 tt
74
38'
77
41
71'4
77 '4
3344
744.
31
77
41 tt
71 '4
Rep Iron ft Steel., 7144
Ry St Springs .... ..
76
77
104 i
Klnaa.RcheffteM
49'4 49'4' 41tt 49tt
U 8 Steel 100 11044 100H 10fl4
Vanadium 61 50 51 5014
, COPPBRS.
Anaconda 66 56 ti
66 tt
5tt
40 '4
23 tt
33
44
34
44
39
31
18tt
Utt
134
' t7
56 4
tt
3944
22tt
32tt
4
34tt
44 '4
39 tt
St
IStt
18H
13tt
tttt
Am Smelt Ref.. S6U
Cerro de Pasco.... 40
6514
39
224
32tt
64
34 tt
44t4
38 tt
3'4
18
1tt
13 '4
7H
Chill 2 3 '4
Chlno 83
Cal A Aria ....... 66tt
Green Cananea .... 34tt
Inspiration 45
Kennecott 39 tt
Miami ....... 31
Nev. Consolidated 19tt
Ray Consolidated.. 16 tt
Seneca 1344
Utah 69
; OILS.
General Asphalt.. 68 . 6H ttt $5tt
Cosden 464 444 4tt 44
California Peterol 3tt t2tt S3 . f2
Istsnd Oil ltt 1 ltt ltt
Invincible Oil 11 1 8 U Utt Utt
Mexican Peterol.. 14tt 139 140tt 139tt
Middle states..... 16 n it
Pacific Oil S'i
Pan-American . .J-. 72 tt
Phillips . 66 44
64
64
71
. 66
10
34
63tt
14 Mi
64
70
56
9
32
63
36 tt
71 4
5444
, 9tt
32tt
fierce on luvi
Pur Oil 34tt
Royal Dutch 6 4 '4
3tt
86.
Sinclair Oil 34
Stand. Oil, N. J... 195 194
194 19
Texas Co 50 . 49 tt
60 49
'24 J3
10tt 10
Union Oil 2414 23
White Oil 10 1
MOTORS.
Chendler ......... 76tt "74tt 74 76
Onneral Motors.-... 14tt 14 .14 14
Willys-Overland .. 9 9 9
Pierre-Arrow .... 20 19 19 19
Whit Motor 51 49 ' 51 48
Studebsker 124 123 123 133
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Fisls
18 18 . 18
18
43
61
21tt
18
t6
46
40
49 tt
45
Goodrich ........
Kelley-Springfleld
Keyetone Tire....
Ajax
U. 8. Rubber.....
48
63
21 H
18
43
43
61
21 tt
17
$4
47 :
41
60
51-
21 tt
17
44
5
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar.. 47 47
A..- Q. & W. 1 41, 41
Am. Inter. Corp... 60tt 49
Am. Sumatra 4? 43
43
Am. Telephone.
American Can .
.123 123 123tt 123
4g 48 48 - 4S
41 40 40 40
17 , 17 17 17
Central Leather
itdh- uane
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 25 25 25 2584
Corn Products 102 101 102 102
Famous Players... 86 86 85 86
oeneral Electric im 167 168 15
Gt. North. Ore .. 40 40 tt 40 40
Intern. Harvester 106 104 106 104
A. H. L.. ofd. 72 .72 : 72 - 72
U. 8. Ind. Al 67 68 67tt
Internat. Paper 63 62tt M'i
Inter. M. M., pfd. 86 84 84
67
62
'84
79
55
81
54
44
42
92
30
39
39
46'
28
Amer. Sugar Ref. 79 79 79
Stromsberg ...... 65 66 "55-
Tobacco Products 82 79 80
Worthlngton Pump 66 54 54
Wilson Co. 45 46 1 45
Westlnghouee' Elec. 68 62 63
American woolen 93 z 12
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Cot. -Oil 10
A, Agxl. Chem 42
American Linseed 40
Union Bsg. pfd.
30
30
41
31,
46
39
39
t
Boscn Magn ito
Brook R T 28
37 -27
Cont Can 47
Cal Psck 78
67 67
7814
87
4
78
88
4
78
784
87
4
78
48
Col Gas A El.....' 88
Colum Graph . ... 4
United Drug .... 78
Nat Enamel 51
Lorillard Tob
1
48
95
31 tt
123
46
63
7
28
31
49 tt
169
National Lead .... 95
Philadelphia Co .. 39
Pullman 123
Punta Alegre Sug.. 46
So Prto Ttco Sug. 63
Retail Storea .... 68
St. L 8 F .... 29
Va Car Chem .... 32
95 96
39 ..
122 122
44 tt
63
68 47
29 30
31 30
Total sales, 1,249,500.
We4
Close.
.05
.0037
.0914
4.45
Close.
.. .05
.. .4038
.. .0914
..4.46
Money ...
Marks ...
Francs ..
Sterling .
New York Money.
New Tork, June . 1. Money Call,
strong; high. 5tt per cent: low snd rul
ing ratea. 4 per cent: closing bid. i
per cent; offered at f per cent; last losn.
per cent.
Loans Call, againat acceptances, '4 per
cent: time, essler. 40 and 90 days. 4
4 per cent; six months. 4Q4 per cent.
Mercantile Paper Prime, 4(4 6 4 per
cent
Liberty Bend Price.
New Tork, June I. Liberty bonds at 1
m. today: 3a. 100.00: first 4s. 99.91:
second 4a. 99.94: third 4 'it. 100. Oil
luwtk 414, 100.00; Victory iw, lOO.ti
New York Bonds
(Tb Be la tbs oeJy Otsvaia
ewspsper srhscb ptibUaltee tras of
fkUl close ef the Nsw Yewk ftocl
eschange boedO
Ke Tark, JM I T'tdiag Is Iks
hawi aaafket leas wee Ss4, koi ajiib.
Nil twolahl !( mt wiaee e4
lillle , keage frew immut arMiia pex
leexteiuri. lew gi4e mis. fag MMtple,
Slwaiiad larroaeed belee.
I.iberie rln.tf tt ike aeeet pe rt at
reei ! teereey e
ellies. aeihag heiaa allnie4 la
prafu iefciag sad akwl efeeikgs. piempi.
4 4f lb ptngreae mt kaIM lei.!stl
Te II e skare Ul ef jaiy see
4 t', I4 l $ttt gad tt tt,
kleti.sa, 1 efcea. fteeih HMnrtt, Ret,
gia and Maadiaaeua lotae tea.e beta
lee by fieri ims la paiaia. be I I se'k.
kieeskiae is eased tMedeialely aad Mriu
lek r affeeioia at4e pa senplikie
reeraae la the lerei .fb fay tckt
a I ml 41
llama sad tere in Ik demaaii rail
Indaetrtate and kiiliuee eie eoafeaiat
but reeeiieaa predamiaaied la ike tiasl
hear. ka bond sntee fulleaed Ik
loever tread af aierka
Total seise, per ttlti, ttreled lit,
T3t .
Among Ik day's new ffrlni wee
sn leau af 11 It H ef TeM Klee.
trie fever rmn,. 4 let f i i.
rinnall liae and i.lartila inmMal. aad
tt tee ttt ef Saner Metis company (Cal
If oraia I land trwrtsssa.
New Terk, Jun l Follawing are la.
day'a kith. I and rloeiaa krtraa af bands
in
on Ihe Mew Tork stork e.rbtef. sad Ik
eeie vi eacn pones;
I', a.
Salrs in II set I
Nttk law J 11
t lets
111 Liberty 3 ,,
I Liberty la 4a
t Liberty Id 4e
741 Liberty 1st ls.s
.. 99 14
..I"
..!
09 t tl
SO 9 St
St 14 tt
St 94 l
t 94 I
$S4i Liberty :4 ,
tti Liberty Id 4.a
I e
ttlt Liberty 41 h 4 . 4
ese iriory
IM.tt lit 1044
Victory 3
.1424 14.24 14
Fr iga Uiinsieti, Mai aad Maalrtpnl,
$7 Argenlln 7a 11 ! 10
t t'hlneee Don Ry is. it tl
11
It I'lly Bordesux .. 11 41
$ City t hrlallanl It.lIsC l
T I'lly Copnhgn $. IJ 91
30 City Lyon 4s tl lt
33 City Mareelllee It .. It tl
II City Rio Janeiro it, 11 1t
"tt
ie
Sl
tl
14
It)
I City San Paulo l..0jt, i
1 City Toklo I 71 71 71
I City Zurich it ....111 113 lit
IS 7n Mun ta A. .111 III 111
as i;epi nein 1 , ... II Jt It
IJ Iwtn (in s 21,10 ! 1
ev im n t ai.... is vi is
53 Iitch K Ind t 47.. 14 It's
ti
IIS
si I'tcn c l no i:. iia s
44 French Rep 14 14
124 French Rep 7',s ..12 12
23 Jspsn let 4l ,. 91 944
13 Japanese 4s 77 Vi 17
104
I2
91
77
31 King Pelg 1 11 10 19
83 King Belg ts 12 12 1"2
il King Dsn Is ...... II 91 11
T King Itsly t-s .. ti 94 94
413 King Mhrlnds 4a .. tt 91 97
li King Norwsy Is ..lll't 11 110
is King eweoen is ..102 11 13
20 Psrls-I.y-Med fs .. 17 12 12
It Rep Chll Is 41 ..10i, l"i 106
1 Rep Cuba 6a 04.. 9 90 90
t Rep Uruguay la ..108 101 108
t State Qunslnd "a ,.110 110 110
24 Stale Munalnd is.. 101 101 101
114 Ht.te Rio G Sjl ts.102 102 12
8 Swiss Con 8 ....III 117 117
219 K O B I 6 I 23.108 108 101
123 K O B A I is 21.19 10, 19
44 K O B I 1 37.1; 2 lo;
41 U 8 Rrssll Is ....105 6 106
111 U 8 Mexico 5 16 46 tt
7 U 8 Mexloo 4s .... ii ll"4 is
Railway and Miscellaneous.
1 Adams Ex 4s 75 75
14 Ajsx Rubber Is ..102 13
14 Am Ag Chm 7i ..103 103
It
12
143
15 Am Smelt ts 12 92 tt
92
61 Am Sugsr fa ....100 100 100
67 Am T T cv 6s. .115 lit -lit
23 Am T ft T c tr is 17 17 17
3 Am Writ Fa7s.... 88 87 17
4 Armour A Co 4s.. 11 $9 ft
31 A T S F gen 4s. 11 81 18
25 At Ret 103 103 101
fO Rait Ohio ta .... !! 99 99
34 Bait A Ohio cv 4t 81 81 81
6 Bell Tel Penn 7a. .107 107 107
3 Beth Steel ref 6a .. 95 95. 96
2 Rraden op 4s .... 68 98 98
t Bklyn Ed gen 7s D.101 107 107
10 Bklyn R T 7s ct st 81 " 1 ' 81
14 Csn Nor ts 111 111 111
26 Csn Pso dek 4s ., 71 71 78
10 Cent Go t tttt 97 91
10 Cent New Eng 4s. tt 65 tt
7 Cent Pso gtd 4s. 16 96 46
64 Cerro Pasco 8a....l23 122 123
64 Ches O cv 6.... 94 ' 93 93
16 Ches A O cv 4s., 97 S7 87
65 C B A Q ref 6s A. 99 91 99
,t Cllt A. E III 5s 80
2 Chi Ot West 4s ..-61
31 C M A St P cv 4s. 70
46 C M A St P ref 4s 65
3 Chi A N W 7s ....107
17 Chi A N W SMS.. ..lit
10
41
19
63
10
41
70
64'.
105 106
109 109
23 Chi Rys 5s
1 C R I A P gen 4s
71 C R I A P ref 4s
20 Chile Cop 7s.....
. 82
. 13
. 81
12 82
83
13
80
107
91
77
87
95
87
117
80
.107 lot
27 Chile Cop 6s
, 4 Colo Ind 6s ......
1 Colo. A So ret 4.
- t Col OA El 6s,...
. 91 91
. 77 77
87 87
96 95
It Con CC1 Mrylnd
6s 87 87
zo uon Gas 7s
.117 117
66 Cub Cn Sug d 8s. 64 83
84
95
6 Cub Cn Sug d 7s. 86i -Sott
20 Cuba R R 7s A...1021i 12 102
1 Cnb Am Sug 8s. ..108 106 106
7 Del A Hud cv ts. 97 J 97
6 D A R G Imp 5s 82 82
2 D M A Ft D 4s., 65 55
2 Det Ed ref ts 103 102
t Det Utd Rys 4s. 83 83
SDImnd.Mtctl 7s.l08 101
12 Dist Sec 6s 47 46
83
65
102
83
101
47
39 Dent Nem 7s 108 107 108
8 Duquesne Lt 6s. ...103 1"3 l3tt
37 Erie gen 4s 55 64 64
19 Erie pr Hen 4s .... 64 64 4
. 6 Flsk Ribber 8s 106 106 ln
17 Framer IAD 7s. 96 98 99
13 Gen Ele? deb 5s ..101 .101 101
44 Goodyear T 8s 31-. 102 102 1024
17 Goodyesr T 8s 41.116 116 116
12 Gnd Tnk Ry C 7s. US H'2 112
28 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s. 103 103 103
84 art Nor 7s A ..101 109 109
23 Grt Nor 5s B 100 loo 100
24 Hud A M ref 5s A.. 84 83
28 Hud A M ad In 5s. 64 63
84
- 64
im
90
to
14
9
97
'
91
47
78
17
108
99
90
S3
III Cent 6s 101 mi
6 III St deb 4s ...
4 Ind St 6s
123 Int Met 4s .....
324 Int Met 4s ctfs.
.. 49 Int R T ref 6s ...
74 Int M M sf 6s
13 Int Pa ref 6s B
' 14 Invlnc Oil ta
- 19 Iowa Cent ref 4s .
10 K C Ft 8 ft M 4s..
90
90
80
15
61
98
86
98
47
79
80
14
69
97
M
98
47
78
87
17
. 17 Kelly-Spring T 8s.. 108 101
$ Lacka 8t ta 23.... 99 99
30 Lacka St 6s 50.... 90 90
4 Lcld G St L-lst 5s.. 92 92
lt L M ft M S d 4s 28. . 94 94
94
- 1 Lehigh Val 6a .....102 102 102
5 Liggett A M 6s .... 96 96 96
8 Lorillard 6s 96. 96 96
22 L A N ref 5s ..103 103 103
- 1 L N unified 4s.. 90 90 90
9 Mkt St Ry con 6s .. 99
89 , 84
1 Mexlcsn Pet 8s ....107
. 13 Mich Cent deb 4s.. t0,
107 107
90 90
98 98
5 Mich State T 1st ts 98
14 Mid Steel cv 6s .. 91
20 M A St L ref 6s .. 49
91 91
48tt 48
30 M St P A SSM 6!. 102 102 102
9MKATnpltsA84
31. 81
132 M K A T n ad ts A 67
' S M K ft T 1st 4s.. 81 ,
47
57
71
11 .
100
43
96
99
10 M Pan ref 6s 23. .100
100'
43
94
31 Mo Psc gen 4s.... 64
7 Mont Pow ts A.... 16
2 Nat Tube ta ...... 99
ISO N O T A M Inc. ta 71
99
70
71
71 N T C col 7s. ....105 105 106
96 N T C deb ts 103 103 103tt
15 N T C con 4s 83 82 82
18 N T Ed ref ttt ..109 109tt 19
16 N T Rys ref 4s ct 40 40 40
15 N T Tel d 6s 49.106' 104 105
18 N T T ref 6s 41.105 104 104
10 NTW A Bos 4tts. 67 66 57
2 Nor A So 6s A ' 68 68 68 -
' 4 Nor A West cv 6s 108 108 108
7 Nor A West con 4s.. 89 87 87
4 Nor Pa pr Hen 4s .. 86 86 86
27 Nor Pa gen. 3s .... 41 61 61
106 N P-O N St 6S..106 105 105
2 N Sts Pow ref 6s A. 91 91 91
32 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 106 106 1064
2 Or A Csl 1st 6s.. 98 98 98
1 O 8 L gtd 6s ctfs ,.102 102 103
21 O S L .ref 4s 9014 90 90
23 Or-Wen R R A N 4. 81 81 $1
6 Otis Steel ts A 102 102 142
11 Pac G A El 6s... It 91 91
3 Packard Mot Cr te.197 107 107
. 1 Pen. Am P A T.7-..101 101
31 Pen R R ts '. 109 109
101
109
99
90
96
32
102
97
21 Penn R R gen 5 .. 99 99
5 Penn R R gen 4a.. 90
1 Pere Mam ref ts.. 95
67 Peoria A E Inc 4s.. 33
90 tt
96
"
102
97
20 Pierce Oil De 8s ..102
2 P C C ft St L 6s A 17
Suits Cleaned and
Pressed, $1.50
Our tremendoua velum hat enabled
ue I reduce our price. , We call far
DRESHER BROTHERS
UIT Farmasa Street. AT.
the Day
l Pea Ref te .l t t
t H4S S .... 4e tt
I 11 I I N l t.V t. o.T
t k i A 4 L 4e .. t te tel.
II M L I M 4 tml tl tltT ti
II N t t II f 1 -, 11 lt 1,
li i L e 4 r mmi a. s
$ mi, 4 ir w I te 4 11 lis II
S He f K 4) k 4. S tii 51 lit.
It kw4 A I, ) St., IS ttv
II ka.4 A I. l .. $1 ! II
l kM4 A I. e te. , 11 tt
I kk.,w, Si Ms te A
11 kiwi! INI I lat 14 I'I'l l"
tl Irlkelsl IH ( la,
I a. he,! Tel a .... '
I k f.a se te e Se
t k Pa I .... 11 11 11
14 ke ft l ir t ,, I1 '!
II tm kf f .,,. 11
I ky i .... i lit
rrf Hi t I t e
II kia IMI 11 4 114 IH 14
I Te 4 fee lei I St ti ti
ti 14 A !.. 11 ltt 41
Tkif4 A rel 4 .. II
II TM.Ie M t ler, 114 11
1 Ta r'a is ie
II l' 11 4 .. 11 II '1 91
li I f.. 4 .... tl tl 111
$l Teak tr It I;. !: iei
t lid )" te ......111 HIS IH
II S Heeitr .... 14 ' 9e
t U 4 Rwkr 1 ,.l 11 11
4i u a tt $ u tn, ti it
tt v a i r .,.. it s ! ii't
1 1 lit r 4 1. ta .. l
tt 4.t'r ihi t tij Ii
S V,t I'hm t ii, 91
i nt ie it
S Wtktek te! it .... St ! 91
II Hm.h f.lea t !' I
I Weal MrlH4 It l t
t W . ft. Ilk. 4a .. III. It la II V
I Weal talon ttt,. .11 11 11
ss vieeiiag s;iee le ,,ii ee 1
I iwitl l a liij w 1.1 jea je
I WKfc.kpan SI la.... 11 11 19
II lleoaj ) l" al I .! J3't 11
tl W lie 4 C r ., SI t) 01
4 Wie teal sen 4e.. te 11 11
ti ern.no it rue.,, ? i
II Southern Ry 4t .... 44 t 44
Teial sale ef bond lsdy were $14
It
94
14
4
731 rwmpared kllk $14 HI H pilVlOU
N. Y. Curb Bonds
24
New Terk. June I Important new ta
ue were brought Int premlaenr en th
curb today. Moat Inure! w siuihed
I th stocks to be Issued under th
Tobate Product merger plan ahlrb er
deell la le ie delivered when Ueued. Th
rem men slock waa traded an a large seals
from i$ to o and Ihe prelerred A
sold 14 lo t:e.
Standard Oils ihowed renewed strength
Imperial Oil of tsnsd ranged from 12
10 121. and International Petroleum,
Si'a t 2iSe. Kentucky a In good de.
mnd. 1 to 100'.. Ileavieel trading
ass in Indisna. Nearly 200$ share
chanting fcsnd at 11t lo 120.
Metlran seaboard was the fetlurs at
Ihe Independent oils.
Carlb Syndicate ts stsady, rinsing
1 le 1. Motor slocks wire fairly so
tlve.
timing shares war Irregular with In
dependence Lead again Ik demand.
Ntw Tork. June I. Tranaacliona en Ihe
New Tork curb bond market today were
as louowa:
Bead.
Sale (In l,tl High Low p
It Allied Pack fa .... 14 .11 13
i Allien rai'K ticiia.. tj at
4 Am Lt ft Trso ft.. 17 17 107
Am T ft T It, '2! 100 100 1,00
2 Ana t opper st .,... in in'.
s Ana copper is. .i.ioju in inj
17 Armour ft Co Is ..104 104 104
I Beih 81 7a Si 102 102 102
I Csn Nst Ry eq 7s. .101 1 101 14
3 (-in Nst Ry is .. 11 i 11 'i
3 Con Tex I t7"i 17 97 ,
1 Con Tex ts 102 lo- 102
3 Cop F.x A tl. 1923.102 101 101
t Cop F.x Asn Is 24. .102 12 i;
$ Cub Tel 7s
.107 107 17
1 E Gss ft F f .
4 Goodrich t 7s ...
2i G Trunk ti .
II Guir Oil 7s ...
7 Hood Rubber 7s.
13 Humble Oil 7s .
17 In R T ts. 1122
inoTa ino 100
100 91 99
106 101 105
104 104 104
94 47 91
101 101 101
3 92 12
I Ken Copper 7s ....lot 106
jet
14 Lib Mo ft Lib 7.. 11 tt
9
If Nat Acme 7a .. 91 $7 tt
32 N T. N H ft H le 90 89 90
e run o irp n J ll..liii li 101
9 Robert Galr 7 .... 99 91 tt 99
S-R 7s. 1921 101 101 101
1 onawsneen 7B ....103- ii 103
S S B Tel 7 10244 102 102
1 tltsn OH N T 7s 21.106 106 106
.2 Biaa utt si y 7a 3.itu 10 lot
2 Stan Oil N T Te 11.107 107 107
4 8 OH N T 7s. 'to. 107 107 107
t 8tsn O N 7 II 11 101 109 109
own ni j 1 Bfts ..loi lt't ft 107
25 8 Warner ts 11$ lit 11!
t 8 ft Co 7s. 1131. ..102 10284 142
17 Taxes Co 7 101 101 101
3 Tel Kdlson 7s ....106 104 100
15 Un Oil Prod 8s ....107 107 107
a vacuum I'll is ....IS7 ! 107
I Western Eleo 7s i. 1074 107 107
15 Winchester 7s ..lot 100 100
26 Am L WW..' 100 100 100
I " At If A VY I SS 64 S4 64
20 Brooklyn Un Gas 6s. 105 log 105
2 Char Iron 8a 96
15 Cln Gaa t 98
96
96
98
128
3tt
76
95 tt
99
62
108
98
is rreeporr, Tex is.jao
12t
14
77
96
98
42
108
99
101
fl'
,'2tt
20
44
17
' 6tt
85
73
44
190 Int G N 6s
64
4 Int R T ts W I...
21 Int R T 7s
10 Int O N 1st 6s..:.
376 Int G N 6s ad
1 Magma Cop 7a ...
18 Phil El 6s
t Union Oil Cal Is.
, 77 ,
. 45
8
64
108
19
99
101 101
Foreign
i French Govt 4s.
t Ruts 6s ctfs..
t Rues 6s
15 U S Mexico 4s .
13 U S Brssll
ft C of Elberfelde
... 6t
.. 21
...20
s. 44
.. 47
ts 6
19
20 .
20 '
48
97
6
14
73
43
80 C of Soissons
fs..t$
420 N T N H Fr 7s
73
44
26 U S Mexico 4s
Turpentine and Botia.
Sivinmh. Ga.. June 1. Turpentine
Msrket Quiet: 15.72: receipts.- 212 bbls.:
shipments. 11 bbls.; stock. 1.796 bbls.
Rosin Market , qoiet; receipt. . 73
rtikt; ihipments, 83 casks; stock, 69,-
659 essks.
Quote: B. 14.39; D. $4.60; B. .14.80;
FGH. ti.On; I, 15,05; K. $5.30; M, $6.50;
N. $5.65; WO, $6.25; WW, $6.66.
New York' Dried Frulta.
New Tork, June 1. Evaporated
Ap-
pie Market quiet,
Prunes inactive. .
Apricot Firm.
Peaches Quiet.
Raisins Dull and easy. '- ,
Chleage Produce. :
Chicago, June 1. Butter Easy; cream
ery extras, 33c; firsts, 29 033c; sec
ond. 27 lltte; standards, 33c.
Eggs Unchanged; receipts, 33,071 cases
(storage pack not. quoted).
esiens
Ielteac3ota9t Ten Thousand Lakes
ALONG the shores of Minnesota's Ten Thousand
. - "Lakes is many a delightful spot in which to spend
. your summer vacation.
Take your pick of hotel, cottage or camp life at a cost .
' as reasonable as you choose to make it.
Lowest fares in years to this land of big woods and sky
blue waters where you can swim, canoe, golf, hike
and fish to your heart's desire in an air fragrant with
the scent of balsam and pine.
CaU, write or phone for ourbooklet telling where to go
-and what it costs. . .
MARSHALL B.
1419 First Nat'I Bank Bld(.
Phone JAckion 0260
3fc
.aa Seek la
t . . , kaid aae
lie t4r ak etemkg up ike efv ef
iswei asti eit"r " la iar s
eMi4 euikil. I iMeei ( )
Msaie fcelee !. fuel elfuial '
kaaeaii e4ilu4 I n'4.
t-ru.t .. t4 eg s 14 U a-iatt eaiir.
ftfiee aa uief aeaiHg Wll trt
aatrl. LtaJyol s4 Ike '' 14 Iks
wkiiaxeal a inits4 Ik latsr desllnt.
wmi, kwaeae fa' k dull 4 niife4
tag Jute epiiaa e4ee4 I Siai net
! ike ike pitiM rlW. efier kav
l.. kewa a k'k 4 t Ik Inker 4e4
Ik 4et ajk.kl k( belief d Ifc
I'WI ele4 4 le I Bla(4 $
k kee I t aMlll Ikker.
Tike In. el axslkal a sped eella4 VI
uii, e peiaie d-lik, II real fee mid
due kiiltad
kvaifceta rt skerkeiet iltlin,
11,, ts fuHki dt.li, Ktw ivneanel
li, kkMed,- luvannah. 115. II
Poimi 4riki 4ugte. testa, II peiaia
dariiae; Mempb'e. :!. kakai4t
llaweioa. 1 la. mit decline, LllU
Hietk, (4.r, uwebsaa-l
New seek kaigw.
New T'k. Jne I. The raw auger may.
k4 e film. nk spt prir lor luhas
twrkakssd at 1 II If ewl aad freiskl.
equal le t ! Ir renlrlfusal, but let
June aad July shipment wa hither gi
IS al and freishi. eouel lo 4 lie. There
eia aoiea mt I4,ee hag ef Cabas le sn
eulpeel ifir for lai June ae early
July shipment al quoted priree, and tt
f Form June hipmnt nk outpert ep
lion si 4 lie.
10 raw auger futures enrkl
live but arnidrble af Ik busine ae
awitrhin fiont lb near la Ihe more dlt
laat paeiliena, Wl eireal and eommia
eicMi have bought early, reusing advante
ef S ta 1 penile, but ar the (In I her
eel rk ender reliing, with final
prliee unrbanged lo t point net lower.
July. I1:r; September, I.tic; lecmbr,
I !! March. 3 .
The detnaad for refined ronllnue suit
ariite and PHiee ete firm and us
rhenged to I point higher, with lis
granulated now listed at i tc lo i.7r.
Refined future, nominal. July, I ltc;
September,, I I0r; iMrember, floe.
New terk toffee..
New Tork. June I, Th mrkt fee
coffee fuluree a Inn nr t4y
under nattering liquidation. Th orn
Ing a 3 poim loner, but after aalllng
at S tic at th s'ert. September eaaed off
la t lie. whll July erkd down from
e i ia 1 :oc.
. Ne special news feslur wss connected
with Ihe decline but the Rrasillin rsblea
ahoaed rather Irregular fluctuation and
there waa no Improvement In report from
th spot eituation. Closing price were
th lowest nthe day, chewing net de
cline of $ to t pnlnia. Nslee were ani
mated at sbout 24.00 bsga. including
change of July lo later months. July,
l.ltc; September, S tSc; October, t.73c;
ecamter. tile Janutry, 1 47c; March,
I. U-; May. IJ.
Spot coffee as reported In medersts d.
mand al lie for Kio 7 and 14i01t0
lor Santos 4s.
( hlrage ktm-ka.
Rang ef prlres of the lesdlng Chicago
slocks furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 24
pstara Trust building; . .
Armour ft Co. pfd .....
Armour Leather coin
Cont. Motor
F.arl Motor
I.lbby
Montgomery. Ward ....
Plggley Wlggly
Stewart. Warner
Swift ft Co . 13
Hwlft Int 2 '
Union Csr bnls 57
w shl 42 .
Wrlgley ....a, 102
$1.50
Trial's our new reduced price for
cleaning and pretting any man'e twe
or three-pieca tuit. We'll call lor aad
deliver.
DRESHER BROTHERS
UIT Faraan Street. AT. 034S.
U , TUNED AND;
REPAIRED ;
All War, Guarantee!
A. HOSPE CO.
1113 DougUe. Tel. Dave.
Cuticura Talcum
Is So Refreshing
A few (tains of this exeraisitely
scented powder dusted on the skin
soothes end cools, and ovetcoiues
heavy perspiration. It ie an ideal
face, akin, baby snd dusting powder
and takes the place of other fkerAittMa
for the akin. ,
ta 4 rra, tr U. Address: "Bsakslttak
-m.. .l SUM l
where. SSW. MlaientSaaalss. TdsaiSt
fcs$TCilicar Soap shaews wkkst swag.
CRAIG, G. A. P. D.
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