Nebraska Newspapers

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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7, 1922.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omalia Grain
Omaha. Jurta 6, 1922.
Liverpool did not respond (ulty to
cur decline during their holiday and
wheat tuturca in that market cloied
3 Hid to 4;d loner, this market being
influenced lavoraitiy by Merllng ad
anre to new high .celt (or three
tar.
A private report tayt Auttralia hat
18.000.000 buthrls of wheat yet to
thip from the old crop and advises
that complainli are coming in o( dry
v. rather aliening; tiie new crop.
New York advises that export de
mand ia disappointing and the
west he lor the grow ins crops con'
tinuei favorable generally.
Receipts at Omaha were very light.
consisting mostly of corn totaling 70
cars, as compared with 32 car last
year. Shipments of corn were heavy
at US cars, but the out-movement of
other trains lisht.
There was a good demand for
.wheat, and the limited offerings were
sold at about 1c higher. Corn sold
readily at f.falc higher. Oats were
'A(&lc up. being generally V,c high
er. Rye was nominally unchanged
and barley was quoted unchanged,
quality considered. A few late sales
of corn were made around unchanged
price on account of weakness in
outside markets in the last session.
WHEAT.
Today. Tr A to.
.. s ns
.. (t 15
.. 11 SI
.. 1 2
.. . 4
.. It 141
..11S 74
.. 3
.. 1 1
.. .. 1
No. I her- winter: I car (TS per eont
dark), II. II: t c.r. 11.17; 1 cr (loaded
out). II H.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, 11.14; 1
car (SO lb. teal). II. 1.
No. 4 yellow hard: 1 car (I par cant
heat damaged), II .
CORN.
No. t whlta: S care, lie.
No. I while: 4 cara, SI 14c; b. h cara.
lie; S cara. Sic.
No. I yellow: 1 rar, lie.
No. t yellow: 17 cara. mle; 1 ear
(shipper's weights), Ho; 1 car (special
billing), I4e; 1 car. Sic.
No. S mlied: t carl. Sir; 4 cara. I2&
No. 1 mixed: 1 rar. ile.
OATS).
No. S whlta: I cara, 14 He; 1 car. 34 He
No. 4 whlta: 1 car. 14 He.
Simple wlrlia: 1 ar. 14c.
RIB.
No ealee
BARLET.
No. I: 1 ear. Sic.
No. 4: B. B. ear, lie.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(CARLOTS).
Receipts
Wheat
Corn
Oata
Ry
Barley
Shipments
Wheat ,.
Corn
Oata
Ryo
Barlay
PRIMARY RECEIPTR AND SHIPMENTS.
(BUSHELS).
Raralpta Today.
'Wheat 474,000
Corn 1. J05.000
Oata 704.000
Shipments
Wheat 1.41S.0OO
Corn 1,104,000
Oata 1,110.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Buehele
wheat and flour... 110,000
"" 177.000
Oata ISO. 00
CANADIAN VTStnr i
Buahalf Today. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
Wheat ....SI.J4S.000 S7.ISI.000 11.SSI.000
Oata 1,447.000 S.SIt.000 14,101,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
, . Week
Carlota Today. Ago,
heat 37
Corn 5si
Oata HI e
Holiday.
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS.
. . Week
Carlota Today. Ago.
Wheat 4
Corn 103
Oata i a
Holiday.
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
, . Week
Carlota Today. Ago.
Wheat 41
Corn 167
Oata . .-. it
, 'Holiday.
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago.
Minneapolis 131 ' 311
Duluth 47 II
Winnipeg 204 241
. 'Holiday.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICJES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. June I.
Giicago Grab
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
teayrlget, IS..
Chicago, June 6. Short covering
was effective in. making a higher
rang for grain early, but on the
bulge offering increased materially
and wheat broke sharply toward the
last to new low on the present
downturn and closed lj&lJic lower
while corn was unchanged to lie
lower, oats W($Hc lower and rye
HGiVAc lower.
Commissioir houses that usually
act for a leading local interest were
good buyers of wheat early and local
sentiment changed somewhat, with
the result that sufficient buying de
veloped to carry prices up around
IHe from the opening figures for the
July. Many of the pit element went
long above $1.14 for July, while
prominent commission houses sold.
The thort interest wat reduced and
when long tried to sell out they
found the market without support
and a break of 3J'c from the
huh. fol owmv with last sa ea within
a fraction of the bottom.
live Stock
fteeeiuta were!
Official Monday S ITS
animate Tuesday,,, S.aoa
t daya Ihia ...,. 1 4. HI
Seme daya laat k ,,ll 77
Kama daya t w'a a a.. II Its
Same daya I w'a a'o..l,ll
Mama dars er as, s.141
Omaha. J una I.
Cattle. Hags. Shsep.
I ill 11. ail
l.eet .t
11.114 II HI
14.311 1.441
HITS 11.111
11.11 14.371
Mil 11,11
Tr Ago.
11.000
1.141.000
1,100,000
1. 111.000
11,000
301.000
11.000
221,1100
21,000
Tear
Ago.
12
1.002
312
Tear
Ago.
110
311
S
Tear
Ago.
114
t?
IS
Art. Open. I High. Low. I Cloaa. gat.
Wht. I
July 1.13 V4 1.14 1.124 i.2U i.ija.
113 VI 1.12 1.1 3 Vi
Sep. 1.11 1.14 1.11 1.12 1.13
1.134 1.13 1.11
Dec. l.HVi .1T 114 1.14 1.11
J 1.14
Rya
Jut -S2H .S3 .91 V4 .S1H .11
Sep. .8S .SO .81 .88 Vi .1
Corn
. July .10 ,1 .10 . .1014
-0 0 .80
t Sap .63 .4Vf .63 . .SSH .83VI
.63 63 .......
- Dec. .11 .42 .61 .61 .11
Oata
July .36 .17 .38 .36 .36
,37 S6 .36
Sep. .36 SI .38 .38 .31
. .38
Dec. .41 .41 .40 .40 .40
.41 .41
Lard
July 11. 4S ll.te 11.43 11.S0 11.37
Sap. 11.73 11.T7 11.72 11.77 11.66
Rlba
July 12.2S 12.7 12.26 12.76 12.12
' Sep. 13.06 12.37 12.06 12.37 11.17
Crop newa while slightly leaa favorable
than or late, waa conatrued aa hearlsn
Caah demand waa only fair and there
aa nothing In the slluatkm that aeemen
to lust fr the ceneral trade taking a at
ruled aland an the bull aide. Liverpool
eloaed 3B4d lower than Friday, uw
Ing to the advance In aterllng nrt losses
in American money were only iviCi
compared with over So In Chicago.
Cora I'nderteaa Firm.
Corn had a range or l01Ke and
cloaed at the bottom. Bhorta covered freely
arlv. but the undertone waa firmer than
In wheat, although the break In the lal.
ter waa reaponalble for tna neavy cioae.
Crop reporta on the whole wera favor
able. Country movement light, due to
eirellent weather for field work, lssh
lota gained c, aa compared with
the July. Receipt., 424 cara.
Bulk or tna trade in oaia conamereo in
apreadlng operation.: December waa
bought, and December aold at 3tSo
difference, and July bought and Sep
tember aold at l03o difference. There
waa alao Suylng of December here agalnat
aalea of Winnipeg October. Shipping de
mand alow. Receipts. 87 cara. crop re
porta wera leaa favorable.
Trad. In rva waa laraely of a local
character with the pit element inclined to
he Belling aide in aympatny witn m.
break In wheat. Soma eiport bualneaa
waa put through at the aeaboard.
ri Note.
Action of the grain markete In ad
vancing and breaking confirmed tna Be
lief of moat operatora that gralna are
..1. .11 ood bulaea for the preeent.
The collap.e at the laat with a break to
the loweat on th preeent downturn made
many operatora mora confident than the
poaltlon of the bear la right until there la
a drastic change In existing conditions and
a good Increase in the outaido and local
buying power.
Local tradea bought wheat for a time
on reporta from Australia that there
wera only 14.000,000 bushela to export
and that drouth prevailed. They aold
It later when prlcea atarted down around
11.13 and under Immenae local covering.
Buying of December here agalnat heavy
aalea by the largeit operator In Winnipeg
waa a feature. , .
Liverpool cablea wera discouraging to
holdera there aa well aa here Wheat
futures ahowed a decline of ld to 4a
since last Friday, while Chicago prlcea
were off Sc to 7o and latter for June
In the aama time.
.Cora Sentiment Mixed.
Corn specialists said there were good
supporting orders for September from
commisaion houaes that looked like the
leading ahorta coming In, while Bailing
came mainly from the pit element. Ben
tlment in corn la mixed.
Mora complalitta of ruat In winter
whent are being received from Illinois
and nther aectlons of the central west,
but tney attracted little attention from
the trade.
in summarizing the world's wheat equ
ation A. L. Russell, the New York statis
tician, figures that from Auguat 1, Mil,
to June 1, 1S22, there had been a world a
dlaappearance of 617,000,000 buahela, or
an average of 68,000,000 buahela per month.
North and South America, baaed on lat
eet official estimates, have around 110,
000,000 bushela left for export from June
1 to July 31. Under the moat favorable
conditions a close adjustment of supplies
to demand the world over ia apparent.
Omaha Produce
tO.43010.60
.300 .36
. .20j .35
.24 .26
,13i8i .17
Brollera
Hens . .
Cock a .
Ducka .
Select .
No. 1 ..
No. 2 .
Cracka .
Case count,
.26
.160
.26
-.23
.210
.20
.330
.31
.23
.60
.28
.19
.26
.27
.24
.22
.37
.36
.30
.27
' Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. July 6. Wheat No. 2
dark hard, 11.3201.66; No. 2 red, 11.16
Corn No. 2 white, 5566c; No 2 yel
low, 666c. '
Hay Unchanged.
. Kanaaa City. June 6. Close: Wheat
July, l.t; September, 11.04; Septem
ber, $1.07.
Corn July, SSc; September, 68c:
December. 67c.
Vv Mlaneapolla Grain.
- Minneapolis, Minn., June 6,-a-Whest
Caah, No. 1 northern, 11.41 1. 60 :
July. 11.33; September. 11.32.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 6152c.
"Oats No. 3 white, 3233c.
Barlay 47 68c.
Rya No. 3. 86l7e.
Flaxseed No. 1, 12.64 2.I6.
' r St. Louis Grain.
" St. Louis. Ma, June . Close: Wheat
July. 1.01.0I; September. (1.10.
Corn July. 68e; September. 62c
Oata July, 38c.
MInneapoHa Flaar.
.. Minneapolis. Minn.. June S. Flour Un
changed to lOo lower; family patents,
' 7.707.76: shipments, 37.501 bbls.
Bran tl7.60QU.00.
i, New Tack Catton.
New Tork. June S. The cotton m.r
ket'a trend waa changed today by an un
expectedly bullish turn In southern
weather conditions. The Hat early ad
vanced IS to 26 points over laat night's
closing most of the support coming from
Wall street ahorta although there waa
aome little trade buying at tlmee. Offer
Inge were largely of Liverpool or New
Orleane origin. ' Sentiment waa a bit
mixed and prlcea allpped off around mld
aesslon. Increaaed pressure In the early
afternoon carried the list back to a
level with Monday's final blda but there
waa enough eubsequent rallying power to
bring the market back to Ita early high
level. Final pricca wera 13 to 23 points
ae higher.
'Spot waa quiet. It polnta advance.
for middling upland.
Southern apot marketa were: Galveston,
tO.SSc, SS polnta advance: New Orleans,
34.31c, unchanged; Savannah, l.Uc 11
. polnta advance; Auguata, 20.1Sc un
changed; Memphis, 3S.S0C, unchanged;
Beaatoa. 3 70c. unchanged; Little Rock,
20. too, unchanged.
TaraeattM Bad lepra.
. Savannah. Oa.. June Turpentine
- Firm. le: aalea 20 barrela: recelpta.
Ha barrela; ahipmenta. 464 barrel; etock.
Ml barrela
Koala Steady; aalea. tt casks: receipts.
1.41 eaaka; ahipmenta, (1 casks; stock,
44.77 eaaka
Quote B, 11; D, 34.60; E. 14.76; F,
. 4.6; QH. SS.: I. II 46; K. IS.3S: M,
a.li N. IS.II; WQ, 16.31; WW. I4.IS.
. .312.6013.60
19.00 21.00
15.00 17.00
12.00 14.00
10.00 11.00
,.8.00!.00
7.00 S.00
Furnlahed by the atte ot Nebraaka. da
partment of agriculture, bureau ot mar
keta and marketing:
1,1 via niuumi.
Broilera I0.350.36
Leghorn brollera .26 .26
Hens, light 17 .20
Hens, heavy 20 .25,
Cocks 10 .12
Ducka i w
nnirssir.n POULTRY.
..(
EOOS.
... .23
... .19 .20
... .17 .18
... .17 .18
per
case I6.1SI6.30
BUTTER.
Creamery, prlnta
Creamery, tub
Country, beat 26 .27
Country, common .25 .26
Butter fat, sta
tion price 27 .28
RAT.
PralH Na. 1 unland
Prairie. No. 2 upland 10.50011.(0
Prairie. No. 3 upland 7.00 9.01)
Prairie. No. 1 midland lt.5O12.50
Prairie, No. 2 midland 9. 50 10.60
Prairie, No. 3 midland 7.00 0 8.00
Prairie, No. 1 lowland 8.0010.00
Prairie, No. 2 loyland 7.00 3.00
Alatlfa. Choice '22.009124.00
Aiiana, No. 1
Alfalfa, standard
Alfalfa, No. 2
Alfalfa. No. 3
STRAW.
Oat
Wheat
HIDES AND WOOL
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1, per lb.,
47c; green salted No. 2, per 10., 506c;
green hidea No. 1, per lb.,4Jr,c; green
hidea No 2, per lb., 3 4c; green aalted,
old atock, per lb., 2 3c; green aalted bull
hides No. 1. per lb., 4c; green salted bull
hidea No. 2, per lb.. Sc.
Horse hides: Large, each, 13.00; medium,
each, 13.60; small, each, 13.00; pony and
glues, each, S1.001.25.
Sheep pelta: Oreen salted, a to alsa
and wool, each. 15c8ll.00.
Wool: Choice fine and -blood, per lb.,
2732c; medium and -blood, per lb., 26
10c; low and Vi -blood, per lb., 18 22c;
lurry wool, per lb.. 12017c.
FRUITS.
Bananas, per lb.. 77c.
Orangea: Site 216 and larger. 18.75
9.50; else 250. 11.0002.26; eize 288, 17.00;
size 324, I5.60ei.60.
Lemons: Box, according to alze. 16.600
1.00.
Grapefruit: Crate, according to alze,
15.0007.50.
Apples: Wlnesap. accordina to alza and
grade, 11.0004.00; Ben Davis, according
to alze and grade, 13.00: Newton Pippins,
according to size and grade, 13.60.
Strawberries: Crate 84-quart boxes, 14.75
06.00.
Flga: 24 packages, 8 ounzes, 12.26.
Figs: Bulk, per lb.. 15 16c.
Pineapples: Cuban, according to alze.
13.0006.0.
Cherriea: California, t lb. boxes. 14.00
04.5.
. VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New. No. 1, per lb., 34c;
new. io. z. per id., 3c; western. Neb., jso.
1, per cwt.. 11.75: Wyoming russets
ana pearls. II.ZI; Idaho whitea. No. 1.
per cwt.. 12.2608.60: Red River Ohio. No.
1. per cwt., 12.25; Oregon netted gems,
1'er cwi., sz.ze.
Sweet potatoes: - Per bushel, 11.10
2.00.
Celery: Dozen, 76c1.00.
Head lettuce: ' Oaf tt ft n dnn
ILO01.50; leaf lettuce, per dozen. 30
Onion.: Texae crystal wax. 46 lb, crates,
SS.I0; Texaa yellow. 46 lb. crates. 12.50
Cecum t era: Hot house, per dozen. 11.10:
Texaa. per buahel baaket. 4-4 dozen, 12.00
sy x.ew.
Cabbage: New. per lb., 2 06c.
. Tomatoes: Crates. bssketa. IS.OO0S.OS
crates. 4 baakata, 12.7603.0.
Radlahea: Per dozen. 16eS10e.
Carre-ta and Turnips: New. per dozen.
ll.nocri.je.
Cairo ta, turnips and beets: Rampera
12. 0.
Tanaa; enlena: Home grown, per dozen.
iserzvcT
Spinach: Rome grown, per dozen, SO
Tie.
Green peppers: Market baaketa II 25
Green and wax beans: Hampers, 12.59
(lit.
Watermelon: Par IV, 4a
Receipts and dlanojiiion ef livestock
(t the In ion stark- yarda, Omaha, Nek ,
for :i hours, ending at S p. m. June ,
Receipts (er lot.
Cattle H aa Sh'n
W aba.h R. R
Me. I'.c. Ry
I nlon Pacific R. K
C. A N. w, ny. eaat ...
f, N. W. Ry.. west .,
C . St. P.. M O. Ry
C. H. St O Ry.. eaat ...
C H. Q, Ky weat ...
('., It. I. I., eaat ....
('.. R. I. P., west ....
Illlnola Central Ry .....
C, U. W. Ry
Total recelpta
IMepesllloB Head.
( atlle Hose Sheep
Financial
... 3 ,. .,
.. 13
,..ll 33 II
... 13 I ..
,,. 71 41 1
.. 3 S ,.
,.. 21 3 1
.. 31 IS 1
.. II
,.. ( 1 ..
... 4 .. 1
.. 3 1
.'.IIS "7 31
I 921
1,417
104
443
Armour A Co 1,44 l.lll
Cudahy Harking Co, ... 1,930 1,77
I Mil Parking Co 163 l,0o
Murrla Parking Co 48 1,061
Swift Co. 1,623 I. oil
J. W. Murphy 1.191
Swarts It Co , 2S
Lincoln Parking Co. ... Ill
Wllaon Packing Co 467 .... ....
St. Clair 4
Hlgaina Parking Co. ... 2S .... ,,,,
Hoffman Bros, 44 1
Mayerowlrh Veil ....
Mldweat Packing Co. ... 7 ,
Iibberger 44
Omah Parking Co II
John Roth A Nona 2 ,,,, ....
80. Omaha Tacking Co. 1
J. H. Bulla 33
R. M. Burruaa A Co. .. 1 .... ....
Dennis A Francla ..... I
John Harvey so
rat u Pea 1 ,,,, ,,,,
F. P. Lewis 77
Mo. -Kan. C. A C. Co. ... S
J. B. Root A Co. 1
Sullivan Bros T
Worthelmer A Degen ... 70
Other buyers S94 .... 1,99)
Smiley 3
Total 3,113 3,617 S.3SV
Cattle Receiota.xl.00 head. Fat eattla
did not acll quite aa actively today aa
they did Monday but prlcea wera fully
steadv to In spots a little hlaher both on
ateera and aha atock. Prime heavy ateera
and choice yearlings reached 19.00. There
were no Blockers and feeders of any con
sequence here. Tone of the market was
about ateady.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
beeves. 11.60 0 1 00; good to choice beevea,
18.3603.60; fair to good beevea, 37.15
1.16: common to fair heevaa. 11.1s ay is;
choice to prime yearlings, 18.6609.25;
good to choice yearlings. M.t60l.4O; fair
to good yearlings, 17.7601.26; common to
fair yearllnga. 17.1007. 75; choice to
prim heifers, 18.0008.50; good to choice
heifers, 17.0007.15; fslr to good heifers.
16.0007.00; choice to prime cows, 14.600
7.00; good to choice cows, 35.3604.40; fslr
to good cows, 14.75 6.76: common to
fair COWS. I3.OOA4.60: meuA ,n
feeders. t7.6O0f.OO; fair to good feeders.
i.vete 7.bu; common to fair feedera,
14.2607.00; good to choice atockers,
17.6008.16; fair to good atockers, 17.00
7.60l common to fair atookera. IS 1KSB
7.00; atock heifers, 14.6006.00; stork
cows. 13,6006.36; stock calvea. 16.600
1.60; "veal calvea. I6.60O11.7S; atock
bulla. 16.0006.60; bulla, ataga. etc., 14.16
W O. I o.
BEEF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No. Av.
..1040 7 60 33 1201
1166
No.
14..
12..
20 1242
16 1208
IT 1347
13 Ill
25 1273
26 185
3 25
8 36
8 60
8 80
8 70
I 10
8 0
8. .... .1483
1 1147
14 1333
9 1053
38 1366
24 802
80 1684
13.
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
Pr.
( o
30
8 40
8 60
I 66
I 75
S 86
s 00
857 8 00 1.
.1 36 8.
I 60 IS..
COWS.
3 75 6..
5 65 4..
6 60 - 7..
HEIFERS.
6 86 4 1062
1 36 18..
8 85
BULLS.
4 00 1..
4 60 1..
25 2..
7 00
CALVES.
76 4. 17R 11 KA
8TOCKERS sitn rrnnRD 0
12 680 7 SO '
Hoga Receipt.. 7.000 haf Tt... .
moderate run of hoga hare today and on
good demand from all quartera prices
ruled mostly 15o higher. Light hogs aold
310.46010.60. with a top price of
;0 J6. Mixed loada and butcher weighta,
Ii.""lu'7"' ana Packing grades. 19.760
J2'5?1-w,lth extreme heavies mostly at
juik or sales waa 310.10
801
10 1013
6...... 990
8 10C1
3. .....1343
S31
4 486
33 741
1 1820
1 1650
1 1360
1 660
6 372
S74
.810
..1068
.. SflO
..1097
..1098
781
.1960
.1160
. S00
8 26
I 40
I 75
4 60
60
7 00
T 00
3 00
4 25
00
76
19.2509.60.
10.46.
No. Av.
27. .228
56. .296
24.. 241
62. .237
30. .218
Sh.
120
250
'so
.40
HOGS.
Pr.
10 10
10 20
10 30
10 40
10 65
No. Av.
66.. 255
67. .295
75.. 232
76.. 233
Sh. Pr.
70 10 15
110 10 25
40 10 35
... 10 (0
Sheen and Lamhi Hanaln,. a enn
Trading waa fairly active today' at prlcea
strong to 26c higher on both spring
amns and led lambs. California spring
amb sold at !19.75iai4.nn 0,111, I....
,uai1.tJ.9u,,t'd ' u "' Fat lambs sold
at 112.25012.85, the latter top price for
the day. Sheep were generally ateady.
amall lota of ewes selling at 15.2506.76,
niw. nv wnini. ai SJ.dutys.oo.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good
to Choice. 112.26012.76: fat lamh. fair
i?.??Irt' 111-50012.25; spring lambs.
112.00014.26; feeder lambs, 111.00012.25;
u,il?mb!l' 0011.00; fat yearlings,
8. 0011. 00; fat wethers, 16.6008.60; fat
Jw. lisht, 5.006.00; fat ewes, heavy.
f u.uv a.au.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. June 6. Cattle p. alnt 1 A -
000 head: beef stepra. aha atAnir
atockers. steady tn atrnne" Inn h..f .tA.
'. weigm i,s pounds; part load year-'
a, .dui l0p, ngnt yearling steers and
heifers in load lots, 19.35; bulk beef steers.
8.369.10; bulls, 15c higher; veal calves
closed 26c to 60c higher; bulk veal calves
to packers, 10.2511.00; shippers paid
upward to 111.75; bulk, desirable atockers,
(.10.
Hoga Receipts. 22.000 haad: - mark..
opened 10c to 20c higher: later 16c to 25c
".flf on " ooi "shts and butchers; top,
110.95; bulk. 10.2010.90; mixed grades,
slow, steady to 15c higher; packing sows,
strong to 20c higher, mostly 9.409.75;
V!ill?y; good t0 130-pound averages,
69.75010.60: shippers took about 4,500
head; holdover, moderate.
Sheep and Lamb. Rw..ina i.aaa.
market strong to 26c higher; best choice
,7 V- ismos, 1M.76; Bulk, 114.25
IV cu'. mostly 38.0008.60; top shorn
lamba. 318.00; bulk. 312.35M2.75: few
.,! nS" . down t0 '7-6: wethers. 16.76
8.00; fat ewes, mostly 14.0006.75
Kanaaa City Live Stock.
Kansas Cltv. Mn In. a r-..i. r,-
celpts, 9.000 head; beef steers and year
!r.Vn tctivfk V"dy ,0 15c h'g-her: top
jearllngs .19.85; medium weights, 11.20;
heavies. 19.05; best Coloradoa, 18.85
.1.7. "" head; fairly ac-
h.?;r!,ly..1Bo to JOc higher; bulk
?eilr 1lLt0 i40 Poundera. 110.65010.75;
. 0 . 300-pound weights, 110.50010.45:
top. 110.76 to packers and shipper.; 2,600
to ahlppers; bulk sales. I1O.4O01O.75
sow, mostly 19.26; pig,. lOo to 15c high!
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6.000 head:
? .dy:v,"h.orn an1 "Prns lambs, strong
era. 113 85 " Mi n't,ve ,prln'-
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo.. Jur.i a r,n.
ceipts, 1.700 heed: msrket active; beef
steers 10016c hlaher: vxnin.. ..j
butcher j- e stock 15020c higher; 1.375-lb
3"0; top light yearllnga, 38.90;
bulk desirable beef steers and yearllnga.
above 38.25: calvea 50c higher; top veala,
89.60.
Hogs Receipts, 6,500 head; shippers
buying good 179 to 200-lb. hogs. 110.65
10.76; market looks 10015c higher than
yesterday'a average: packers holding back;
average coet Monday, 110.26 for 231-lb.
weight
Sheep Recelpta. head-; market, fat
lambs stesdy; top native springers, 313.75;
wethers weak to lower; heavy ewes, 13.70.
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, Ia.. June . Cattle Re
celpta. 2.500 head: market ateady; fed
steers and yearllnga, 17.5001.75; warmed
up ateera and yearlings, 16.6007.60;
grass cows. 14.0005.50; fat cows and
heifers. 16.250 00; cannera, S3.OO04.OO;
veala, 35.00010.50; feedera, 16.00 07.00:
calves. S5.9O07.SO; feeding cows and heif
ers. S1.6O0S.6O; atockers, 15.6007.60.
Hogs Receipts. 1.600 head; market
strong to 15c higher; butchers. 110.10
10.60; lights. 110.65; heavy, 14 00010.00;
heavy packers. !9.?60!.O; native, 11.00;
stags. 17.5001..
Sheep Receipts, 300 head; market
steady; bulk of aalea 110 100160.
LoSHtoa Xetale.
London. June 6. Standard Copper, 13,
Sa; electrolytic CS, 10s; tin. 1164, 17a, Sd;
lead. 14, 17. Sd; line, S2S. 2a. Id.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYE8.
tHwaha Uea I St Ire.
New York, June 6. Except (or a
rise of sterling exchange 10 14.51!
a new high rale for 4he season which
waa not maintained, however, in the
later trading today's market were
pretty much devoid of important in
cideut. Such movements as the gen
eral upward tendency of cotton
prices and the decline in wheat on
expectation of t highly favorable
government report Thursday, were
continued today, but the stock mar
ket moved in a manner which indi
cated nothing but uncertainty and
confusion of ideas. Either because
of speculative "short selling," or be
cause of sales by disappointed pre
vious buyers or both the various
"steel merger stocks" lost ground
again. At today'a low price even
Lackawanna Steel was about' ten
points below its recent top figure,
the decline from the high point hav
ing been b'A in Republican steel and
9i in Midvale.
Stetasct la Blamed.
Today's derlinea ware naturslty as.
crfued to the report of the federal trade
commission to the United States senate
which waa hostile to the Bethlehem
lckawanna amalgamation, and reeerved
aa to the other. This action la not, how
ever, of the kind familiar In anti-trust
law prosecutions of the past. It embodies
only the Judgement expressed by the com
mlaalon In response to the requeat of
a aenate resolution and therefore haa no
force beyond the expression of opinion.
The commission Itself Is careful to explain
that even lie opinion muat In any case be
subordinated to the ruling of the courts.
Whatevery may be the merits or demerlie
of the propoaed combinations from the
financial or Industrial viewpoint, the
case at law could hardly fall to be af
fected by the aupreme court's decision of
March, 1910, that the much larger United
Statea Steel corporation waa not In re
straint of trade because of Ita Inability
"when acting alone to control prlcea ot
the producta of the Industry." Railway
harea again moved very little today;
the day'a announcement of the shopmen's
wsge cut by the railway tabor board had
no apparent affect on prlcea. Possibly the
marka le waiting now for the outcome
of the atrlke vote referendum. Hitherto,
theaa vote! efter the board's decision have
come to nothing.
Stark Are Lower.
Sterling, franca and lire made a sub
stantial though temporary advance, tTie
German mark declined to the loweat rate
In a fortnight. The bankers' conference
lately adjourned, for a week to consider
certain practical dlffirultlea which had
arisen, aa they were bound to do. At
least one of those difficulties concerned
Oermany'i compliance with the condition
precedent I add down, that her government
ahould call a halt In ita paper currency
Inflation. The bankers' conference as
sembled at Rarla May 24. Today'a cabled
statement of the relchsbank for May 31
reporta the largest Increase In the paper
circulation yet reeoraerj. During tnat
week the printing press provided 7.110.-
000.00 marks of new paper, which exceedx
by twenty or thirty millions even the por.
tentltous increase made In the last weeks
of March and April.
New York Stocks
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logsn A Bryan, 248 Fetera
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Mon.
High Low Close Close
A T A S F 994i 994 19 100
Baltimore A Ohio.. 60 49 49 4
Canadian Pacific. .139 138 136 131
New Tork Central. 91 90 90
Cheaapeake A Ohio 66 66 66 6
Great Northern.... 78 77 77 77
Illlnola Central ...106 105 106 106
Kanaaa City South. 27 27 27 26
Lehigh Valley 64 (4 44 64
Missouri Pacific. 23 23 23 23
New York A N H 33 31 83 32
Northern Pacific. 76 76 76 76
Chicago A N W.. 75 76 76 76
Pennaylvanla R R. 42 41 41 41
Reading 76 76 76 76
C R I A F 46 44 44 44
Southern Pacific. 90 89 89 90
Southern Railway.. 25 24 24 24
Chi Mil A St Paul. 27 27 27 27
Union Pacific 138 137 138 13S
STEELS.
Am. Car Foundry.. 168 168 168 188
AlliB-Chalmera.... 60 49 60 60
Am. Loco 116 114 114 114
Baldwin Loco 116 114 116 116
Beth. Steel 77 77 77 77
Colo. Fuel A Iron.. 33 33 33 ....
Crucible 76 74
Am. Steel Foundry 38 38
Lackaw'a Steel.... 73 71
Midvale Steel '37 36
Pressed Steel Car.. 78 78
Rep. Steel A Iron 73 72
Ry Steel Springe
Sloss-Schef field ..46 48
U. S. Steel. 103 102 102 103
vanaaium Dl 4Sej 6036, B
COPPERU.
Anaconda 55 64
Am. S. A Ref. Co. 64 63
Cerro De Pasco.... 39 38
Chill 22 22
Chlno 32 32
Green Cananea
Inspiration 44 43
Kennecott 38 36
Miami 30 30
Nov. Consol 18 18
Ray Conaol 18 18
Seneca 13 13
Utah 67 66
OILS.
General Asphalt... 65 64 64
Cosden 61 48 61
Cal. Peterol 68 65 66
Island Oil . .V, ... 1 1 1
Invincible Oil 18 18 18
76 76
38 39
73 75
36 37
78 79
73 74
.... 104
66
01
38
23
32
43
37
30
18
18
13
67
65
64
39
22
32
34
44
38
31
18
18
13
67
64
46
68
1
18
Mexican Peterol. . .139 137 138 139
Middle Statea 15
Paclfio Oil 66
Pan-American .... 71
Philllpa 69
Pierce Oil 10
Pure Oil 34
15
65
69
54
9
33
Royal Dutch .... 65 64
Sinclair Oil 36 37
Std. Oil. N. J 198 196 196 196
Texaa Co. 49 49 49 49
Union Oil 24 24
White Oil 10 10
MOTORS.
Chandler 75 76
Gen Motors.-. 14 14
Willys-Overland .. 8 8
Plerce-Arrow 19 19
White Motor 50 50
Studebaker .......123 122 123 124
RUBBER AND TIRES.
18 17 18
42 42 42
51 500
21 20 20
17 17 17
16
65
70
68
9
33
64
37
24
10
75
14
8
19
60
15
65
71
64
10
34
65
39
24
10
7
14
8
19
6U
18
43
61
21
17
65
Flsk . . .
Goodrich
Kelley-Sprtngfleld
Keystone Tire . . .
Ajax
U S Rubber 65 64 64
INDUSTRIAL,!.
Am Beet Sug 47 47 47 47
At G A W I 40 39 39 40
Am Int Corp 49 48 48 49
American Sumatra 42 40 42 41
Am Telephone ...123 123 123 123
American Can 50 49 50 60
Central Leather . 40 39 40 40
Cuba Cane 18 17 17 18
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 26 25 25 26
Corn Products.... 104 103 103 104
Famous Players... 86 85 85 86
General Electric. .167 167 167 lei
Grt. Northern Ore. 41 40 40 41
Inter. Harveater. . .105 1064 iu& loott
Am. H. A L. pfd.. 71 71 71
U. S. I. Alcohol... 57 67 67
Inter. Paper ez si oi-m
S44
74
77
63
80
63
47
62
94
94
74
84
79
77 77
53 53
80
63
47
61
93
63
47
62
94
67
51
84
79
78
54
80
63
46
62
94
Inter. M. M. pfd.,
Am. Sugar Ref..
Scars-Roebuck ...
Stromsberg
Tobacco Producta
Worth. Pump...?
Wllaon Co
Weat. Electric...
American Woolen
MISCpL,I,ANl!;ULia.
Am Cotton Oil., zs .
Am. Agrl. Chem. . 41
Am. Llnaeed 38
Union Bag pfd.... 66
Bosch Magneto.... 46
Brklyn. Bapld Tr. 27
Continental Can
California Packing ....
Col. Gae A Electric 87
Columbia Graph... 6
iTnltad Druaw 77
National Enamel.. 54
ir.i,.. Wnlr 141
Lorlllard Tobaccc.167 157 167 157
National Lead 94 94 94 96
Philadelphia Ce... 39 39 89 39
Pullman 138 12114 121 122
Punla Alegre oar s
South P. R. Sugar 61 60
Retail Stores (5
Superior Steel " ....
St. L. A 8. F 1 28
Va. Car Chemical.. 32 32
Total aalea. 1.086.400. .
Money Close. 2 per cent; Monday'a
close. 3 per cent.
Marks Close, .0036; Monday'a close.
.03.
Franca Clone, .411: Monday'a close,
.41.
Sterling Close, 14.61; Mondsy'a close,
14.41.
40
37
65
46
26
87
6
77
54
140
28
41
37
65
46
26
7
6
77
64
141
60
. 66
38
32
29
41
37
45
27
69
77
88
6
54
140
61
66
34
34
New York Bonds
(Th Bee U tt only Omaha
newspaper which publish the of
ficial close of the New Yoik Stock
exchange bondsO
New Tork. June A Hew iih price
ef llee for the liberty 3a among
he faw striking faalurre of today
moderately active but irrrgulsr bend mar
ket, meal ether laauee of thai araup .hoe
ing trifling reactions at the close
I'niud kingdom's of h:j roaa en the
new hlh retard for Hrm.h .irk.nta,
but rhatigee among ether Latin. Amemea
offrrinaa were alight,
Her buying of aecandary railway
shares waa reflected in the bond list,
where Peoria and eastern imomee made
auoaianlial gaina with underlying laauao
oinar western and southwestern made
eaiae ipar aiu) aggregated 114,
The day'a new offerings for whlih
n.ara.i waa easily found, embraced
Irene and company IS.600.oeo t rar rent
perfarred etock and the Danner Steel
.umpainr ...vuvaoo j par rent banda
rraeperuve unnerwriunga Include a
Jugo-Klavie I3I.Oos.sdo loan en terms yet
ta be determined and a City of Montevideo
i,m,.D. i per ceni loan.
I ltd Ry la let f II
11 k kaaliy as 4
ICS hue . .
I U a Stub e 9
14 I S l. sf 6S ej
t'lah I'ew a 1.1 Sa 91
11 in'l thin ! ..!
4 ta-i r Ch lat . , 99
96
... 91
...I
49 44
47
I Va Ry Is
I Wsbeeaj 1st Is.
I Weal Klse ,,
H.at Mi rind 1st
I hI I'ae ta .
Weal I1 men 4. 114
Hear aiec IB
44 Wil.on A C af 7B.ei
I W ilaen A C i v 4a., l
I W'i 4'ent gen 4.. . tt
Sa am C.,, mi Wl let
c.e.ho BIB la Clf. 91
Total aalao ef bonds led
Itltus compared nun lit,
sus day and 111.111 ot a
14',
!, is
4
li S ei
a t
46 S6
4 9
944 .
I l
at
l! !
! lie
iea iee
104 14
91 J
tew a
ea
It J
were III.-
114 prevl-
ear age.
Itish Lew !:ll
loo io ins oo no ot
19 94 99 91
99 3 99 94
99 94 99 9
99 99 99 9
.n 4
.
. 99.91
. o no
103
101
70
113
t n. Bends.
naiea tin It.eno)
31 Liberty 3a ...
S l.lb.ny Id 4a ...
II Liberty let 4a.
Ill Liberty Id i,s.
414 Liberty 3d 4s.
31 Liberty 4th 4s.
41 Mctory 4 ...,., 100.44 16014 06tt
ns victory 3s 100.00 100 60 100 09
Foreign Government, State and Municipal.
HI Argentine 7a 100 jno
It Chlneae Govt Ry Sa 64 61 14
S City Heraen la ..lit 110 110
I lly Heme 111 111 111
City Bordeaux s .. 16 ( 11
2 City Chrlstlanla la. 110 110 110
IS City Copnhgn Sal 91 91
- ajrona mm ,..,tss ss
City Marseilles I.', . It
21 City Rio Janeiro is. 103 lol
T City San Paulo Is.. 102 0
City Toklo.ls .... II 70
11 City Zurich Ss ,...111 111
3 Dan Mun 8s A 110 0
20 Dept Heine 7a .... 14 91 1
17 Pom Can Ss 29.100 100 100
3 Do of Can 6s 31... 98 99 99
6 Dutch K Ind a 47.. 96 94 96
67 Dutch E Ind Is 63. 91 94 94
21 French Rep 8a. ...104 101 104
40 French Rep 7s...l03 10J 103
30 Jap let 4s 41 90 91
6 Jsp 4s 77 77 77
II King Belgium 7s.109 101 101
1 King Belgium 4a.. 102 joi 10j
30 King Denmark 6b. 99 99 91
3 King Italy 4a... 94 44 4
10 King Neth 6s 98 97 98
5 King Sweden 6s. ..102 101 103
44 Parla-Lyons-M 6s... 82 81 81
29 Rep Chile Is 46. ...106 104 104
4 Rep Cuba 6s 04.. 91 93 93
7 Rep Uruguay 8a. ..104 10 10
S Queensland 7a. ..109 109 101
4 S Queen. land 6s... 101 joi 101
8 Rio O do Sul 8s. 103 101 102
29 Swiss Con fed 8s. ..118 117 117
107 UKOBI6tts 22. ...109 109 109
16 t'KGBZI 6s 29. ..109 109 109
31 VKOBAI 6s 87. ..102 102 102
67 II S of Braill 8a... 106 104 06
68 U 8 of Mexico 5a... 62 61 62
52 U 8 of Mexico 4s.. 62 61 11
Hallway and Mlanellnncntts.
11 Ajax Rubber 8s. ...102 102 102
Am Ag Chem 7a.l03 103 101
30 Am Smelt Sa 92 92 92
42 Am Sug 4 100 100 100
Am T A T cv 6a. .116 116 116
27 Am T A T col tr 5s 67 97 7
1 Am Writing Pa 7a 87 87 87
4 Armour A Co 4a. 0 99 o
64 A T A S F gen 4a. 8 88 I
4 At C L 1st con 4s. .. 88 88 88
11 At Ref s 101 103 103
24 Bait A O 6a 100 94 100
17 Bait A O cv 4a.. 81 81 81
14 Bell Tel Penn 7a. 107 107 107
1 Beth Steel ret 6a.. 92 92 92
14 Beth St p m 5s.. 91 91 91
2 Braden Copper 6s.. 98 96 98
6 Bklyn Ed gen 7s D.107 107 107
Bkln R T 7s ct st 79 79 79
11 Can North 6 112 T12 112
8 Can Pan deb 4s 78'4 7714 77ti
11 Cent Leather 6s .... 97 97 7
4 Cent New Eng 4s.. 66 66 65
45 Cent Pac gtd 4s.. 16 86 86
14 Corro Paaco 8s ....122 121 121
4 Ches & Ohio cv 5s.. 94 99 93
40 Ches A Ohio cv 4s 88 87 87
74 C B A Q ref 6s A 99 99 99
19 Chi A East III 6a.. 80 90 80
4 Chi Ot West 4s 61 61 61
53 C M A S P cv 4s 70 69 69
21 C SI A S P ref 4s 64 63 14
8 CAN 7s 107 107 107
2 C A N 6s 110 104 109
18 Chi Rys 6s 83 82 82
63 C R I A P ref 4b... 81 80 81
1 C & W Ind 4s 72 73 73
16 Chile Cop 7s 107 107 107
62 Chile Cop 6s 91 90 91
3 Colo Ind 6s 77 77 77
3 Colum GAE 5s... 15 94 96
18 C C of Maryland 6s 87 87 87
280 Consol Gas 7s 122 118 122
7 Cuba C Sug deb 8s. 85 85 86
4 Cuba C Sug deb 7s. 86 86 86
2 Cuba B. R 75s A. . .103 102 102
22 Cuban-Am Sug 8s.. 17 106 106
6 D A R G Imp 6s... 82 81 82
14 Detroit Edl ref 6s.. 102 102 103
41 Detroit U Kys 4s. 83 83 83
6 Dlam Match 7s...l08 107 108
2 Dlst Sec 5s 46 46 46
21 Du P de Nem 7s..l07 107 107
13 Duauesne L 6s 103U 10.1H 10IUA
it trie gen ss
7 Erie pr lien 4s. .
1 Flsk Rub 8s
Fremer I D 7s
4 Galveston H & H 6s 87 87 87
Gen Elec d 6s 102 100 100
40 Goodyear T 8s 31. .102 102 102
27 Goodyear T 8s 41. .116 116 115
25 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s. 108 103 103
74 Gt Nor 7s A 109 109 109
19 Gt Nor 5s B 100 100 100
72 Hud & M ref 6s A. 84 83 83
49 Hud & M ad inc 6s. 63 63 63
1 111 i;ent bfts . ..
2 111 Cent ref 4s .
16 111 St deb 4s .
3 Int Ag 6s
30 Int Met 4
107 Int Met 4s ctfs
155 Int R T ref 6s
37 Int M M sf 6s...,.
19 Int Pa ref 5s B
1 Invinc Oil 8s 98 98 98
1 K. 1; ft S A M 4S. 78 78 78
4 K C South 6s. 87 86 86
11 Kelt-Spring T 8s ..108 108 108
6 Lacka St 5s 23 100 99 99
3 Lack St 6s 60 89 89 89
3LSAMSd4s 32 92 92 92
4 Lehigh Valley 6s.. 103 103 103
Lig A My 6s .... 97 97 97
L A N ref 5s 103 101 103
9 Mkt Jt Ry con 6s.. 89 89 89
5 Marland Oil 8s ..100 100 100
2 Mex Pet 8s 107 107 107
3 Mich State T 1st 5s. 98 98 98
16 Midvale St cv 6s.. 90 90 90
2 M A St L ref 6s.. 47 47 47
2 M St P A SSM 68.102 102 102
: M K & T n p 1 5 A 83 83 83
119 M K A T n ad 5s A 66 56 66
7 M K A T 1st 4s. 80 80 80
4 M Pac ref 6s 23... 100 100 100
185 M P gen 4s 64 63 63
13 Mont Pow 6s A.. 96 96 96
3 Nat Tube 5s .... 99 99 99
21 N O T A M inc 6s.. 72 72 72
35 N T C col 7s 105 105 105
79 N T C deb 6s 103 103 103
1 N T C A St L d 4s. 84 84 84
7 N T Ed ref 6S...109 109 109
15 NT NH & H c 6 48 81 80 81
2 NT NH A H d 4s 67 65 65 55
3 N Y Tel d 6s 49.105 105 106
20 N T Tel ref 6s 41.105 104 104
25 N T W A Bos 4s.. 56 65 66
29 Nor A West cv 6s.. 109 il08 109
7 Nor A W con 4s.. 68 87 87
6 Nor Pac p I 4s 86 86 86
31 Nor Pac gen 3s .. 61 61 61
163 N P-G N Jt 6S...105 105 106
2 N St Pow ref 6s A 91 91 91
10 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 106 106 106
1 Or R A N 1st 4s.. 87 87 87
12 O S L gtd 6s ctfs. 101 101 101
1 O S L, ref 4s 90 90 90
9 Or-Wsh R R A N 4s 81 81 81
7 Otis St 8s"A 102 101 101
18 Pac U A El 5s 91 91 91
4 Psck Mot Cr 8s... 107 107 107
16 Penn R R 6s ..109 109 109
11 Penn R R gen 6s . . 99 99 99
11 Penn R R gen 4s 91 91 91
97 Peoria A E inc 4s.. 37 35 37
1 Pierce Oil d 8s 101 101 101
5 P C C A St L 6s A. 96 96 96
7 Pro A Ref 83 ...'.102 102 102
16 Reading gen 4a .. 65 85 85
2 Rep I A S col 6a.. 95 95
11 R (J 4 W lit 4a.. 78 76
20 R I A A L 4s. 80 80
6 St L I Mt A S ref 4s 87 87
23 St L A 8 F adj 6s 79 79
18 St L ft S F Inc 6s. 69 68
14 St L A S F p 1 4a A 71 71
1 St L S W 1st 4s.. 78 78
61 Sbrd A L con Cs.. 69 58
74 Sbrd A I. adj 5s.. 27 26
N. Y. Curb Bonds
64 64 54
.. 64 64
..106 106 106
SB t S SB ft
.100 100 100
86 6 86
90
80
12
12
8
96
86
91
80
12
12
66
97
86
90
80
12
12
61
97
86
95
78
80
86
79
68
71
78
69
27
42
99
7 Sbrd A L ref 4s.. 42 42
15 Sharon St Hp 8s A 99 99
48 Sinclair O cv 7a.l04 104 104
94 Sinclair O col 7s.. 99 9 19
I So Bell Tel 6s 94 94 94
60 80 sc cr 4s 90 90 90
19 So Pac ref 4 87 87 87
34 So Pac c t 4s.... 86 JS 86
34 So Ry gen e... 99 99 99
8 So Ry con Ss 95 96 96
41 So Ry gen 4s 46 64 46
20 So Prt Ric Sug 7s. 98 98 98
22 Stan Oil C d 7s. ..106 105 105
1 Tex A Pac 1st 5s.. 95 95 95
42 Third Ave adj Sa.. 40 60 40
1 Third Ave ref 4b ..102 102 102
2 Tldwtr Oil a ctf.101 103 13
10 Tob Prod 7a 91 91 91
S I nlon Pac 1st 4s.. 49 93 93
10 Union Tank Car 7a. 143 101 101
1 Ltd Drua Sa ;....U 14 11
New T"rk. June I. Th curb merket
waa irregular today.
Angle-American wat a itmng feature
In the Standard Oil group, advancing to
14. Other Ntandard Oil Issues eased.
Kentucky gnd Indiana hoik falling. In
ternational Petroleum and Imperial Oil
ef Canada were firm.
Skeily on wa a feature In the Inde-
R.ndeat group, selling at 13 IA 13.
yen Oil alao waa strong, advancing
from T to ( la the early trading. Sloxlran
Seaboard waa In mederale eupply at 44
to 46. Mexican Oil was the heaviest
feature and yielded 3, Kirby Petroleum
wae firm and ranged from t ta t.
There waa much trade In the new To
berra Products Block.
Ray Herculee waa a firm feature In the
mining group, being In renewed demand.
New Tork. June ( Tranaactlana aa
the New Tork curb market today war
a follow!:
Bends.
I A Packer (a ctf... 41 13 43
II Allied Parker s . . 99 7 97
A T A T ts. 1921.104 100 100
S Anacen Cop 7 1..I00 loo joo
T A Copper 7b. 1911.101 103 103
I Anglo A O 7s...l01 101 13
, T Armour A Co 7s. .101 104 '14
I Bethlehem St 7s 1114 104 104
S C N Rv eq 7 ....101 19 10
S Can Pae a Il 11 11
1 Cent Steel 104 104 14
S Col Oraph Sa ctfs. 37 37 37
S Con Gas 7 141 101 101
I Con Oaa Halt 7a. ..101 104 104
4 Con Tex ta 99 99
4 C Ex A la. 131. .104 101 104
I Deer A Co 7f ..103 101 101
Galena Slg Oil 7s. .104 104 104
4 Gen Asphalt Sa . ...I"6 14 104
Goodrich Tire 7s..10a 100 in
1 Cent Steel s ....104 104 104
3 Gnd Tnk s ....106 106 106
11 Gulf Oil 7a ...'...104 104 104
IS Hershey Co Ts..loi 103 103
3 Hood Rub 7a 91 91 9
23 Humble Oil 7a 101 0t 101
. int n 1 1 b as
34 Int R T 4s, !:.. 93
11 Kan O A E s ....
I K County Lt !s 99 98 99
16 Laclede Oaa 7s'. ..100 100 100
3 L McN A L 7s .. 99 9 99
3 Manitoba 7a 97 97 97
S Nat Acms 7s .. 97 97 97
1 National Leath 8s.. 98 S 98
30 N Y N H A H 4s.. 98 97 93
33 NT NH A H 7s.. 17 It 16
16 P 8 C of N J 7s. 101 101 101
3 Robert Oalrs 7s .. 99 99 99
13 Sska A Co 7a 98 91 98
1 Sears Roe 7a 22. .100 100 100
S 8-Roebeck 7s. '22.. 101 101 101
3 Shawsheen 7a ....103 lot los
1 8olvay A Cie Ss... .105 106 105
17 S B Tel 7s 1B 102 102
10 8 O N T 7s 1925.109 105 106
S Stan O N T 7a 28.106 106 10
4 Stan O N T 7a 29.107 107 107
3 Stan O N T 7a 80.108 106 108
19 S Oil N T 6B....107 106 106
Stewart War 8a. ..Ill llu 110
8 A Co 7s, 126.102 101 103
18 Un Oil Prod 8s. ...107 107 107
12 U Rys of H 7s.l07 107 107
9 Vacuum Oil 7a 107 106 107
W Electric 7a ....107 107 107
Winchester 7Ua .inou. inn inn
" l r ruil 1st 7a Wl 16 95
10 B An G6a 106 105
1 Cities Ser 7s D.... 90 90
13 Pow Ss 90 90'
73 Freeoort Tex 7a issu 117
Jin nor ss 67
11 Interboro R T 6s wl 77
J Mag cop 7a 109
4 Phil El 6s 99
union uu L.ai as., 101
Forelan Rnnda.
31 Argentine 7s, 1923.100 99
30 City E! berf side 6s.. 6 6
10 C of Soissona 6a .. 84 84
262 N T N H Fr 7a .. 70 70
?,wil"..6? . m l" lft2
-' u o jnrxico .8 Ia
80 Anton J 6s 90
26 French Govt 6b.... 70
49 tl 8 Braxil 7s wl 96
26 U 8 Brazil 7a wl 17
91 91
90 (1
4
67
77
6
105
90
90
152
67
77
108 109
19 9
101 101
99
84
70
41
40
70
96
86
41
0
70
96
86
New York Soger.
N Tork. June 6. The raw sugar
market waa firm and unchanged at
2c coat and freight for Cubes for June
and July shipment, equal to 4 35c for
centrifugal and 4.37c for Philippine Is
land and Porto Rlcoa for apot and 4.40c
for Porto Rlcoa for July shipment. There
were no sales to local refiners todsy al
though operators and Canadian refiners
purchased rather freely, their transac
tions amounting to about 149,000 bsgs of
Cubaa at 2.60 to 2.70c f. 0. b. and 6,000
bags of Porto Ricoa for second halt July
shipment at 4.40c c. 1. f.
The raw sugar futures market waa more
active on buying by trade Interests and
commission houses prompted by the
firmness of the spot market. The close
was five to seven points net higher or
within a point of the best prices of the
day. July, 2.06c; September, 8.01c; De
cember, 8.09c; March, 3.08c
The market for refined augar waa firm
er with four reflnera advancing list prices
10 points while one made no change, fine
granulated now ranging from 5.70 to
6.80c. The demand continues active.
There was a sale of. one lot of July In
refined futurea at 6.16c or 15 points above
th clnaa nf laat nl.kl PU.i .
..B- iiiai iititr. were
unchanged to 16 points net higher. July,
1 oepiemoer, o.iac; December, 6.06c.
New York Coffee.
New Tork, June 6. The market for
coffee futures was higher today on reports
of a firmer tone in Brazil, talk of an
Improved spot demand and apprehension
that rains reported in Sao Paulo might
be fold wed by a cold snap, such as that
which damaged treea toward the end of
June in 1918. The market opened at an
advance of 3 to 4 points and Bold t to
22 points net higher with September con
tracts selling at 10.20c or Into new ground
for the movement. The dn - .
Just about the best prices, showing a net
gain of 8 to 22 points. Sales were estl-
meuea at aoouc 113,000 bags. July, 10.45c;
oepiemDer, iu.zuc; October, 10.11c; De
cember, .93c: January, 9.88c; March.
9.77; May. 9.66.
Spot coffee waa reported In nun
mand with Rio 7a quoted at llc to 11 c
aim ozrntua is . iic lo l.4c. coat and
freight offera averaged higher, Including
8antos 3s and 6s at 14c to 14.45e for
prompt, and at 13.35c to 13.70c tcr fu
ture ahipmenta. Rio 7b were offered at
10.60c for June to July shipment, Ameri
can credits.
rhlravn ftf.w.l,a
Ranee of nricea nt th. i..i
aiocKs xurnisnea oy trflgan A
Peters Trust building:
Armour A Co. pfd
Armour Leather com
Cudahy
Continental
Diamond Match
Earl Motor
Libby
Montgomery-Ward
Nat. Leather (new)
Piggley Wlggly
Quaker Oats
Stewart-Warner
Swift A Co ,
Swift Int ... .
Union Carbide
Wahl
Wrigley
ng Chicago
Bryan. 248
Close.
99
12
64
8
118
4
2
22
8
45
97
44
103
19
6!
62
102
New York General.
New Tork, June 6. Wheat Spot, easy;
No. 2 red. 11.28; No. 2 hard. 11.30; No.
1 Manitoba, 11.44, and No. 3 mixed
durum, 11.31, c. t. f. New Tork, to ar
rive. Corn Spot, barely ateady: No. 2 yel
loy and No. 2 white, 77c, and No. 2
mixed. 76, c. 1. f. New York, all rail.
Oats Spot, eaaler: No. 2 white, 48c.
Lard Firm; mlddlewest.. I12.05913.1S.
Other articles, unchanged.
Real Estate Transfers
PI, l-eat U.ealwh.
test bl. tMua, til, Juuw k Calile
Uateit'le, . tt'4. O"! ettela, i,.nt
t-nua t4 bet! .'ua vfcuva eLeu,
.tpaatl silwt lu enaue Mieuu,, vium
i,ete sueay auk .asuia t tw eut
b'S"a, ui Kt ai.eia. .,.,.. ;., lima,
)wlllu... !.! . vuik Kt !, a. vu
, aula iuuia. H 1. ". bulk
lMilu.it sad IkvI bull., I.vuw.u; tuy
taits, lie.is, wula, 49 eali iv bum
BUMkaa, 94. Utiles.
Hugs hevsi-,a. 1 ." head, msikvl ac
tive to lik tueu.r, mp, li'.i, wuia ""!
uufeaia. Ilv..wl. I'sui Ushi., Sm all
l.i, pia. iuell tiu.aeej iv.eu, feikei
svms, trill!)'!-
mmi am. Mini-rlK.ltils, t.lou hud,
M.sihat si.ady lu 'U luw.i , thoiie eM!l
MMIUe. 414 . a. VUlk. l.l 1 DO . t UIU,
iiiueiiy luu, Hani ewra, s.vws.li,
hsatita, I. vt). (inn. aiuiia 1.4 'laaas asta
sia. 4I..V.
ew lurk Money.
New York, Juue . Call Money ta.ier,
hin, I pr tern, lo. per cent, ruliug
laie, 4 yer cut. uue.ng UIU, 1 par leiil,
oil. red at 4 Iter cent, Uei lean, 4 i
cant, rail 1 waits again. I eit.piaat.ee, .
per ueol,
time Loans r"irra; 4 days, 4 per
cam, t uaa. 4 per cent, months. 4
per cent,
IT lute Mercantile l'eiier 4 47 4 per
vtul.
Butter.
Chicago, 111., June t. Buying interaste
ass lauaiii and ins uultvr market con
tinued assy and unsettled tuuay. Ninety
twu score auid el aew.au with ttts
bulk vt Ilia aalra at the teller pruta. Laia
ulteiliiKs at 4u ai lliv vluae weie uu
auld All other scum K.is held tu uiuvs
with, the iiiatkal easy, .Sillily scute cais
entrained were hard lo aril at asu and
I offered freely al 33 c.
New lark Dr goods.
New York. June I Culton goods were
quieter today, tiul prices held yealsrday.
rinislied guuda tended upward. Yarns
were es.ler In consequence of ths diup
in conllou this weak. Wool end worsted
goods sre firm with buying uf a mod
erate character, bilks sold slowly, liur
lapa wars easier Willi trsding light. Knit
gvuda were quiet.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, June . Potatoea Stronger;
receipt., it care; total United Stales ship
ments, 414 cars; Wluscon.ln sacked round
whiles, fl.uOtyt.St cwt; Michigan bulk
round whites. 13.36 1 3.40 cwt.; new stock
strong; Louisiana, Alabama Backed Bliss
Triumph., No. 1. 3.76tll.v0 cwt.; South
Carolina alat barrela Irish Cobblers. No. 1,
I6.7S1.00.
Chicago rrudura.
Chicago, June . Butter Lower;
creamery extras. e6t3Sc; firsts, 31
01tci seconds, 2l30c; standarda,
1&
fcggB Hlghsr; receipts, 31.207 cases;
firsts, 21t34c; ordinary firsts, 21i
33c; miscellaneous, 22022u; storage
packed extras, 36tf25Sc; storage packed
Urals, 14c.
New York Produce.
New York, June . Butter Firm;
peeking stock current make No. 2, 25c.
Eggi Sisady; fresh gathered, firsts,
35036c.
Cheese Firm; receipts, 2,668.
Poultry Live, steady; fowla, 28629c;
dreaaed, ateady, unchanged.
Dried Fruits.
New York, June 6 Evaporated Apples
Steady.
Apricots Scarce.
Peaches Firm.
Balslns Easy.
Kanaaa City Produce,
Kanaaa City. Mo.. June . Eaaa Un
changed; firsts, 20c.
Butter Creamery 2c higher, at 39c.
Poultry Unchanged; hens, 21c; broil
ers, 35c; rooBters lc lower, at 11c.
flaxseed.
Duluth, Minn., June 6. Flaxseed July,
12.66 bid; September, 12.60 asked; October,
12.46 aaked.
Chicago Poultry.
' Chicago, June 6. Poultry Higher;
fowls, 24c; broilers, I2038c; roost era, 14c.
EeF.Leland&Co.
(Successors War A Leland)
Stocks Bonds
Grain Provisions
Small lots f Iven tame attention
a large Iota. PRIVATE WIRES.
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T. N. Rutter, Manager.
Nebraska
School Bonds
of
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municipalities
to yield 0
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Bonds
Information con
tained in our June
Circular should
prove of value to
the investor.
A copy, giving price
and description, will
be ent upon request.
The National City Company
Omaha First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Telephone 331 Jackaon
.atSaakv .
UniyeifJ
fat, days Chicago fd
Aak about th splendid
Canadian Pacific Service
Fmthtt mfinmlmm fmm total tttamihip egeaHor
R. S. DwCTthr, Gen. Art. S. S. Pw. DT. .
a,. , c . - 1 " -
so ra.l-wisnajia ai.,wcaBo,.
Canadian Pacific
lllory II llainak-r aud all t
Hismlie cn.,.11, llih el . 1H
n, uf I'si iiu . s
UnDallllll Helldiar Bl'tl Wll '"
l.oms K AL.tuli. s w loin.r
S.llt ad IHalit si, ''
Hop lliua. ta Aireu l. It'll"".
Iiuniingien Ave . ?l (-! v,'
of Kllli al 'il.
Ji-l h i lli liadn and hua.
Itti.l IA llaliiet lirrbVI. ,itl-
M,nih se o f.t r. cf ISU't
Slr.il, n. a , H'U'l
lie A .i.ul and elf la 1 rl.
Wallin. t si, Parker st , 214 f'at
-,t f .nit, al , a a, 4".I3I
Tits Mci'ssue liivcaitnanl t'o. in
J.mt. Mhelan, Hlllh-r si., 143
cr a ,.f JIM ll a', H.IJ3
Andrew Jnai ailfl wlfa to Alfied
II . ii.lrt. Warn an, I v,ir. Talir
' , " ft, w. of Svili si , li. a
".i:i s-
l)ilri M. Ml,, n lo.liiker Co,
Sih st 390 ten a uf Howard
'i. v.. s, Iri.icJl.r
Darkar ' tn I'-H-rrl M Hloan an4
uif, llilltsKl al., lie frit w.
of dllh at., a a. Irregular
frank J.ni.rk ami if. i,i tnbail
llinlun, Sla.mi at . Hi) feel e. uf
4lh St.. M. Ml
Krr.l-n.- Knialii. rt si. tn IMeanl
l rll.iter. Haini-y el , luO feet w,
of I till at., ll92Sn
C. W. I'a an I wlfa tn IN Waft
St. HUler, t.'n.l M.. 1:7 f"-t n.
nf tigilan .1. v. s. :i: SxIj'.. . , .
Arihur ll. Knalrmann an. I wife tn
Muss Stan, br.irr, t's.s at , lill
feat w. rf 4 J.I St., s ... t"i:..
Ida 0. Hanrttirrg in Mary Nmitrl
vanu, lih at., ion r,rt a nf
t'a.a atrret, w, a.. lnii:
Prsnti.ka Ka.t and litialiaml in
John Krerrk, a, e. corner 15th
and William Us., IQsliu
The Hymn lined t'o., to Kpmrer
K. Hnvvr, Ami's ave , 94 fi'rl w.
of 34th st , ii. ., 4U'i
Leu It. IVtlann and wife tn John .1.
Madden, 4uth St., S0J4 f"'t smith
of llnyd at. w. S, SO.I33
Irenenus Hhuler, et si. to llattle
K. Mc-I'hi rrlti, liavenport at., llil
fiHit w. of 4llh St., n. i.
Irrrgulsr
Irenarua Khulr, et al, to ilrttl
K. Mi'Pherrln, Wakelry' at . I Ml
(ret w. nf 4th at., a. s. Irregular.
II. H. rllilvrlcy and husband to
Oenrge K. MrDermolt and wife,
Kowlar ave. 23 feet w. of 3.M
at., n. a., 4"xl39
Esther M. Mxllvaina and husUand
tn I.luyd t). Tnland and wlfn
42nd at., lit feet a. of Cuming
at., w. a. Irregular
Ca'sandrs riillhln to Hoard of He
gems of University of Nebraska,
e. w. corner 44th end Wewey
st.. t0ii:7K
Philip A. J. Mr.MIIInn and wife tn
John B. Knuk. 14th St.. !i0 feet
n. of Center st., e. ... 76xl2S....
W. A. Richards snd hushsnd to
William K. Hchnllnian, .4th at.,
10 feet a; of Harder at , w. s ,
36x133
Morris Andres. on and wife to Alhiu
J. Paulson snd wife. Mandersun
St.. IS fret a. ot 19th st., n. .,
39x129
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4,90
1,000
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in
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493
4,09
.1,10
490
3. COO
1,31
4.00
New York Metals.
New Tork, June 4. Copper Firm: elec
trolytic, spot and futures, lSHtjUc.
Tin Firm; spot and nearby, 33.30c;
futures, S 2 2 So.
Iron Steady at unchanged prlcea.
Lead Firm; spot, S.S5tff.0c.
Zinc Firm; Ka.t St. I.oula spot and
nearby delivery, S.S! 5.35c.
Antimony Spot, 6.:5V6ue.
Bar Silver.
London, June . Silver Bar, 2i',ii per
ounre.
Money 1 per cent.
Mexican Dollars S4 6
Special
Week of June 5 to 11, Inclusive.
Lerge Glaaa of Avalon Crape Drink,
Two Large Delicioua Sugar Cookies,
Choice ot Special Ham or Cheese Sand
wich ALL FOR 10c
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
RASH DISFIGURED
BUD'S FACE
Also On Back and Chest.
Lost Restr Cuticura Heals.
"My baby broke out with a rash
on his lace, back and chest. At
first they were tiny pimples, and af
ter a few days became dry and hard.
His skin was red and sore, and the
eruptions itched so that he scratched,
and his face was disfigured. His
clothing aggravated the breaking
out, and at night he was cross and
lost his rest.
"I began using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. I could see an improve
ment, and after using two cakes of
Soap and one box of Ointment he
was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Jessie
McCollum, 332 So. 8th St., Kansas
City, Kansas.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for all toilet purposes.
SsarsaiBacbrrMSyBt&U. Addres.:"CsUearsLaS
er.Mrlei. D.J4 H, kUldaa M, aUu." Sold enr
wicrs. Bosp 2&c. Ointment 29 andfiSe. Talcum 2te.
g3JYBCuticura Soap .have, without mug.
IPIANO&
U TUNED AND fBiW
REPAIRED
All Work Guaranteed
A. HOSPE CO.
1513 Douglaa. Tel. Doug. 5583.
In Confidence
If doubtful ns to outcome of your
plans or the future welfare of wife
and children
You Need Me
My financial plan cannot fail.
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MONEY III GRAIN
$12. 50 buys guarantee option on 10, 000
bushels of wheat or corn. rVo further Kink.
A movement of 6c from option price ft' ves
you an opportunity to take S600.00: 4c 1400.00;
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