Nebraska Newspapers

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Omaha Grain
June 7.
Liverpool market i not inclined
to follow our decline of yesterday,
ipot wheat in that market telling at
about unchanged prices. There wai
a little better feeling in export circlet
and aomewhat better demand wat
in evidence for all graini. A few
complaints were received of hot, dry
weather in the northwest section, and
Canada forcated iron (or tonight
in many localities Chicago reporti
having bought 50.000 bu. new wheat
to arrive. Taken at a whole all
marketi displayed more resiliency to
utv. The run of receipts in Omaha
were moderate, continttng of 17 cart
bf wheat, 69 cart of corn, 18 cart
of oatt and 3 cart of barley, totaling
107 cart, a compared with 79 cart
last year. Total thipmentt were 197
cart at against 146 cart last year.
The demand for cash wheat in the
Omaha market wat not to good to
day except for good milling grades
and the offerings changed hands at
about a cent lower. Corn sold un
changed to He lower being general
ly lower. Oats were quoted
unchanged to lie lower. Rye and
barley were unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. 1 haral winter: I car, 11.17.
No. S hard winter: S rr. SI. It; t-l
rar (71 per rent dark, mutty), tl.lt; t-l
per cant dark). 11.10,
No. 4 hard winter: 1 ear, ll.lt.
Sampla hard winter: 1 car (1.4 par
cant heat damafad. weevil). 11.07; 1 car
Iwesvll), 11.14.
No, s yellow hard: 1 car. 11 114.
No. S mliad: i-l car (durum), 4I.ST.
No. nilxtd: 1 car (smutty durum),
S1.0J,
CORN.
No. 1 whlta: 1 car. Sir.
No. 1 whlta: 14 cart. He; 4 can (ship
per's weights), tie.
No. s whlta: 1 car, lie; 1 car, 1214 c.
. No. 1 yellow? S cara, SSKc; 4 rare,
SJIc 1 car (shippers wslihta), SSUc.
No, t yellow: I can, tle; S can,
No. t yallowi 4 can. ic
No. 1 mlaed: 1 ear. UUn
No S mlied: 1 car (naar yallow). Etc:
1 ear (naar whlta), lifec; t cara. 120.
OATS.
M., I cZV'Wc ,P,U' WIMn,)'
u ' 'uhc.W ,pcl,1 bll"n,
ample whlta: 1 car. He.
No. t mliad: 1 car. 14 40.
RT.
No. I: t-t ear. Me.
A . BARLBT.
No. 4: 1 ear, 64c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. '
Receipts Today. At"
(Carlota)
yt IT to it
Cora at jst 2
2 11 10
5, 1 0
Barley Ill
8hlpmant
wt is t n
0"l US S3 61
2at Jl 17 1
1 21 0
Barley 2 0
PRIMARY. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Buahela)
, . Weak. Tear
Receipt! Today Ago. Ao
wheat 460.000 1,641,000 S07. 000
C" 1,473,000 1,028,000 1,447.000
J 144,000 1,101,000 018,000
Shipments
yht 170,000 1.J34.000 111,600
-rn S04.000 1,J8,000 014,000
Oata 1. 664. 000 1,475,000 271,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Buahela
Wheat, Flour .. 140,000 1. 164,000
Corn 268,000
Oata 142,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlota Today Ago Alto
Wheat 12 640 87
Corn 424 746 046
-data 67 308 266
KANSA8 CITY RECEIPTS.
. Week Tear
Carlota Today Ago Ago
Corn 40 127 61
Wheat 77 . 221 142
Oata 1 32 I
ST T.nTTTa Dritaia
Week Tear
Carlota Today Ago Ago
Wheat 21 10S. lis
Corn 7S 186 61
Oat 64 80 40
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
. . Week Year
Carlota ' Today Ago Ago
Mlnneapolla 206 311 300
Puluth tl 7S 102
Winnipeg 116 632 78
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co, DO. 2617. June 0.
Art. I Open. High. I Low. I Close, Tea.
Wht.
July l.lIU 1.14 1.124 1.14H 1.12
1.11 1.14 1.1!
Sep. 1.12U 1.14 1.12ft 1.13 1.12
1.13 1.13 1.12
Dec. 1.16 1.16 1.14 1.16 1.14
1.16 1.16 1.14,
Rye
July .Si .S3 .61 .91 .91
Sep. .88 .90 .88 .89 .88
.19
Corn
July 1 ,60 .01 1 .60 .60 .00
I .631 I .60 .60
Sep. .63 .64 .63 .63 .63
.63 .63 .63
Dec. .61 .62 .61 .61 ,.61
.61
Oats
July .36 .16 .36 .36 .36
.36
Sep. .36 .38 .38 .38 .38
Dec. .40 .41 .40 .41 .40
Lard
July
Sep.
Rlha
July
8ep. ,
11.60
11.71
111.60
ll,77
111.46
111. 70
111.60
11.76
lltSO
11.77
112.70
112.36
I12.7S
12.36
112.47
12.26
112.47
12.26
112.76
11.37
Mlnneapolla Grain.
Minneapolis, June 7. Wheat Cash, No.
1 northern, 11.43 01.62 ; July. II. 36;
September, 11.13; December. 11.22.
Corn No. 1 yellow. 61C52c.
Oata No. 3 white, 5233c.
Barley 47 68c.
ByeNo. 2, 6ei7c.
Flaxseed No. 1. 12.62 ?2.64.
, Kansas City Grain.
' Kansas City, June 7. Close.: Wheat
July. 11.07; September, 11.06; Decem
ber, 11.08.
Corn July. 6Sc; September, 6lc;
December, 67 e. . ,. . .
Kansas City. Juno 7. Wheat No. 2
hard. 11.1101.10.
Corn No. 2 white, 65 e 56c; No. 1 yel
low, ltS?ISC.
84. Louie Grain.
8t Louis, June 7. Wheat July,
11.10: September. 1111.
Corn July, ISc; September, 62c.
Oata July. t8c aaked.
MlnnePH:s Flour.
Minajsapolis, June 7. Flour Market un
changed; ahipmenta, 33,401 bbla.
Bran U7.50J 19.00.
New Yerk Cottoau
New Tork, Juno 7. The list jumped IS
a balo after early quiet in the cotton mar
ket today, the lata reveraal to arrenght
coming aa a reault of heavy ahort cov
ering and lack of offerings. The mar
ket today the late reveraal to atrength
points above the previoua close at mid
day Soma liquidation had been encounter
eat oa the early bulge aad with little In
th news to affect th market, trading
wung Into the last hour with prlcea only
IS to 20 points net higher. Then the
market turned auddenly active and prlcea
of all optlona advanced about a cent a
"pound. July going to 21.20c. Moat of the
abrupt gala waa held in the last half
hour. The market at Its high waa S4
to 11 points over laat night's close and
final blda war S2 to 98 net higher.
Tha local market for apot cotton waa
teady. SO polnta advance. 21.70c tor mid
dling upland. ,
Southern apot markets: Galveston,
11.60c 76 polnta advance; New Orleans.
20.SSc. 60 polnta advance; Savannah. Sic
ST Mlnta advance: Aaansta. 20.94C St
points advance: Memphis, 14.75c, 20 polnta
advance: Houston, zi.isc, jve peinii aa
vaace; Little Rock. 10.26c J polnta sal
ve nc.
Tsaaiullasa and Basle.
Savannah, Oa.. June 7. Turpentine-
Steady; tet)lc; aalea tit barrels; re
ceipts. SO barrels: ahipmenta. Sit bar
rels: stock. 1.101 barrels.
Rostn -firm: sales, S71 casks: receipts,
- 141 easfcs; shipments. 681 casks;; stock.
Sl.Olt casks.
Quota: B, 14 D, 14 40; E, 14.60; T.
. 14.40; O. 14.67: H. I. 64.90: K. 15.10;
M. 6640; N, 16.66; W, O, 16.11; W, W.
as.it.
Market,
Chicago Grab
By CHARLES D. ' MICHAELS.
OaMhe Ha lo d Wire.
Chicago, June 7. At no time to
day were wheat or corn prices a
low at the close of the previous day.
A heavily oversold condition wat
disclosed in wheat, and while there
wat nothing in the newt to cause
bean any uneasiness, general cov
ering wat on from the start and the
finish wat within a (raciiuu of the
top. with net saint of I J-Hrti 2c. Com
gained 3-4&7-Sc; oats M$iJ-8c and
rye 3-8! cent.
Liver surprised the trade by clos
ing 1-4 d higher to 1-4 tl lower on
wheat, in the face of the break here
Tuesday. !!ours that ueuallv act
for a leading local interest and also
some of the largest of the local pro
fessionals were active on the buying
side from the start and there was
no material pressure on the market
except on the extreme advances.
Numerous small reaction were
made, but on everv din huvincr nr.
den were uncovered and the under
tone was ttrong throughout the day.
Report! l.eae Optlmlstle.
Croo renorfa frnm th. .,. , I.
opllmlatle, due to dry and hot weath
er and there were rhlneh hug reporla
from Ohio and 1 Illinois, whil. l.inh..
romplalnta of red ruat rama from the
winter wheat territory. Appr-benelnn of
damage exlata In aonia quartera, hut ac
tual deterioration of runeeiunre waa
not claimed. Korecaat for ahowera
over the northwestern sertluna of the hell.
Eiport demand thawed Improvement, with
alee of 600.000 to 700.000 buahela anil a
fairly liberal amount of No. I hard win
ter waa aold at 6 rente over July, r. I.
f. Buffalo, with aa high aa 260.000 buahela
mentioned.
Coaree grain! reflected the action of
wheat and with abort coverlne- and a lark
of preaeuro an advance waa eaally at
tained. Irop reporte on corn continue
favorable, but on oata were leas ao. The
government weekly weather report con
firmed a dry area In parte of Iowa and
Nebraska which have been complaining of
oata deteriorating for several daya. Caeh
demand waa only fair with aalea or 3S0,
000 buahela In corn made to go to atora.
Elevator Interests bought caeh corn and
oata on track.
Houeea with aeaboard connections were
fair buyera of July rye. while raah Inter
ests aold and purchases or 30,000 buah
ela new grain were made to arrive from
the country. A fair export trade waa
under way at the seaboard.
" Pit Notea.
Wheat prlcea have advanced 2 centa
from the recent low and are ejttlected to
move up I to I centa more before there
la a turning point. The advance the
pact two daya haa been on ahort cover
ings. The Impression among trade lead
era la that when they are finished prlcea
will work lower unleea there la a change
In weather and crop conditions.
An Immenae volume of July and Sep
tember wheat haa been bought the past
few daya to cover ahorta. A good part
of It haa been from Sl.HYj down to
11.11 and up to 11.14.
Eatlmatca on the government report
due Thursday afternoon are for 600.000,
000 to 610.000,000 bushela winter and 240,
000.000 to 266.000,001) bushela spring
wheat, or a total of 840,000.000 to 870.
000,000 buahela all wheat, against 797.
000.000 bushela harvested last year.
Local cash Intereata were active In buying
July and selling September oata at 2c
difference. Kor some time past they have
worked to widen the spread from 1 to
2 centa and it la expected to widen fur
rowing to a lack of subsoil moisture,
high winds and relatively hot weather, a
few parte of the northweat ia commencing
to need rarfi. Mlnneapolla messages gen
erally were of a less optimistic tone to
day, although there were no complaints
of damage, except the pronounced dry
area in parts of South Dakota. Iowa and
N Cbh"ch ' bugs have made their appear
ance by the millions in parts of Illinois,
especially In the Decatur territory and
farmera expreaa apprehension of damage
to corn and oats. ,.Bug reporta were also
received from Ohio.
Furnlahed by the stata of Nebraska de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing:
LIVE pbULTRY.
Broiler I0.3S0.36 I0.4S10.50
Leghorn broilera .25 .26 .30 .35
Hens light 17 .20 .20 .25
Hens! heavy Mg M -l
rocks ... 10 -12 -13 -17
Dutka 16
DRESSED POULTRY.
Her'..::::::::::::!::::: "I :
Cocks' I6
Ducks
EGGS.
g.i.-t 23 Iff z'w' -'
No 1 . .. -I' .20 .23 .24
No 2 " 17 0 .18 .21 -22
Cracks 17 P .i --"w
Case count, per
cas 6.15$.30
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints S3 -?7
Creamery, tub
Country, best zskd .11 .jiw -e"
Country, common .25 -26 .23 .27
Butter fat, sia-
tlon pric !7 .28
HAT.
Prairie No. 1 upland 112.5013.60
Prairie. No. 2 upland 10.6011.60
Prairie, No. 3 upland 7.00 9.00
Prairie, No. 1 midland 11.5f12.60
Prairie, No. 2 midland 9.6010.60
Prairie. No. 3 midland 7.00 8.00
Prairie, No. 1 lowland 8.0010.00
Prairie. No. 2 loyland 7.00 8.00
Alaflfa. Choice "22.00124.00
Alfalfa. No. 1 19.00 21.00
Alfalfa, standard......; 15.00 17.00
Alfalfa, No, 2 12.00 14.00
Alfalfa. No. 3 10.00 11.00
STRAW.
Oat 18.00I9.00
Wheat 7.00 8.00
HIDES AND WOOL,
Beet hides: Green salted No. 1. per lb..
07c; green salted No. 1, per lb., 66c;
green hides No. 1, per lb., 4095c; green
hides No 2, per lb., 3 4c; green salted,
old stock, per lb., 2 3c; green salted bull
hides No. 1, per lb., 4c; green talted bull
bides No. 2, per lb., 3c.
Horse hides: Large, each, 13.00; medium,
each, 13.60; small, each, 12.00; pony and
glues, each, tl.001.26.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, aa to size
and wool, each, 75citl.00.
Wool: Choice fine and -blood, per lb.,
2732c; medium and -blood, per lb., 26
30c; low and -blood, per lb.. 1822c;
turry wool, per lb., 1217c,
Wholesale prices of beef cuta are aa
follows: No. 1 ribs, 18; No. 2 ribs, 18;
Mo. 3 riba, 16c; No. 1 loins, 26c; No. 2 loins
25c; No. 3 loins, 20c; No. 1 rounds, 17 c;
No. 1 rounds. 17c; No. 3 rounds, 15c; No.
1 chucks, 10c: No. 2 chucks, 10c; No. 1
chucks, 8c; No. 1 jitates. 5c; No. 2
plates, Ic; No. 3 plates, 4c.
FRUITS.
Bananas. ter lb.. 77c.
Orangea: Sise 216 and larger. !8.75
9.50; sise 250, i2.00SJ2.2o; else" 288, 67.00;
size 124, 15.504(6 60.
Lemons: Box, according to size. 16.50
9.00.
Grapefruit: Crate, according to size,
15.00fr7.5O.
Apples: Wlneaap. accoVdlng to alze and
grade. 83.00 4.00: Ben Davis, according
to sise and grade, 13.00: Newton Pippins,
according to size and grade, 3.60.
Strawberries: Crate 24equart boxes, 14.75
tjio.ou.
Figs: 24 packages, 1 ounzes, 12.25.
Figs: Bulk, per lb., 1516c.
Pineapples: Cuban, according to size,
13.00 6 5.00.
Cherries: California, t lb. boxes. 14.00
414.50.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New. No. 1, per lb., 34c;
new. No. 2. per lb.. 3c: Western. Neb.. No.
1, per cwt.. 11.75; Wyoming russets
ana pearls, sz.za; Idaho whites, ro. l.
per cwt.. 12.2502.60: Red River Ohio. No,
1. per cwt, 12.25; Oregon netted gema.
per cwt., 6Z.26.
Sweet potatoes: Per bushel, 11.50
2.00.
Celery: Dozen, 75ctl.00.
Head lettuce: Crates. 13.60: per dozen.
tl.001.60; leaf lettuce, per dozen. 30
40c
Onions: Texas crystal wax, 45 lb., crates,
11.00; Texas yellow. 46 lb. crates. 12.50
1.00.-
Cucumtera: Hot house, per dozen, 11.50:
Texaa, per bushel basket, 4-4 dozen, 12.00
2.:.
Cabbage: New, per lb.. l6c.
Tomatoes: Crates. 6 baskets, 15.00 6.00:
crates. 4 baskets. 12.76 1.00.
Radishes: Per dozen, 1520c
Carrots and Turnips: New, per dozen,
tl.l0 4Sl.lt.
Carrots, turnips and beets: Hampers.
12.10.
Toung onions: Homs grown, per dozen,
1520c
Spinach: Homs grown, per dozen, SO
tic
Green peppars: Market baskets, 11.25.
Green and wax beans: Hampers, 12.50
1.14.
Omaha Produce -
Financial and Industrial News of
Live Stock
Omaha. June T,
Receipts teltle. Iloga. sneep
Off i.i.i lus.L all a .4 ll.els
iiffuial Tudv " t.tsa e,i4
Ksiiniete Wa4M'e.ay l.see I l.te) a.iue
1 U.n this work . ;s t : 71.734
Mama data lest ;J :. :.,T3 l;,.'l
N.me J a ao M.lef 13.171 I4.ki4
Sam iters J we ao 20.714 :.tie :t III
in. d)a r n ItSut IS.JII li.tIS
fettle, lions. Sheep
I'.tils llevfipta. seen bead, NoloHh.
i.iidiug th- unusually IUi.I W.Uiiea.
from oih.r puinia th- market held up
reitteiheuiv w.u on ma itiuis ueeirauie
n-.i. ,n nc.y ' ,an,, win;
around fs74jti mm h the earns aa oa
Tur4e. Plain and unfinuhrU cattl
" I , ,1, Km., w I" r ! I U I'M slow , u
rev. a and lieif.ra. Itusmv.a in atOi-kera
and renters Mae very lithl with prices
um hansed.
isolation on rattle: ( hul.e to prima
be.tre, llSutfaOS; good id ih.ilra br.v.s.
Is
iU5; fair to goua twavra, IT ot
: totitmon to fair brevaa. 67 luu 7. s&:
3i
ch(
.lis to pi line y.arlinse. Is 71) 14;
gKI!
IU
fal
good ..rlnis. 7 sitt at; i.miinon is
. ..ttmm S. AAimV .1. ..k.... . ..
prim
ne heifers, MuuJislO; good to rhehe
I... II ,1.11. nt, .... . ..
heif
Is
,...v--w, lair if, uua pniirr.,
tov7 3i; choice to prima cows, l totf
A. m , i i I . . k ... . . .b. , a
7.oo
fur
iu lair ruwa, esuofyseu; gooq to vnolrs
f.edrrs. I7.SU414.00; i.lr to good feeders.
u,iii i,.u; cuinmun 10 rair rvai.rs,
Ill7,oo; (od to ihnlre aloi'kera,
vi.-uv. i; iair 10 aooq aim Hera, 67.uuo
7. S; rvmmun to fair atorkera, I4.lt
7,0o; stork helfera, 14 too 1. 00; stork
rows, II, let) I 25; stock calves, 14 600
; v.i raiv.a. is.tevii.76; stock
Ms, 11.00 4, tO; bulls, slugs, etc., 11.21
$.75,
BEEF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r.
70 7 0 tt ass 1 76
Av.
. .. 44
... S7S
...i:i
...122
...ll'.'S
...lis
...I3
...1111
.. sit
..1226
.. Il
..1139
..1134
.. S74
..Ill5
S
s
10
14...
27...
...
31...
St...
3...
31...
:t
S 40
S 60
S (0
S 70
S 86
..Ms J
a riA
HIKERS AND HEIFERS
701
I it
COWS.
men
S 25 7.
t 50 . t.
t 76 4.
7 26
HK1FERS,
7 00 7.
...1248
...1102
...1177
I 40
S 40
t 85
Itno
34
1116
7tl
....1108
7 II
I 10
683
a An 4
730
STOCK RS AND FEEDERS,
BULL9.
4 35 I.,
t 50 1..
C'ALVRS
..1480
..1030
.1710
. 430
4 40
7 00
114
I 60
Hog. R..lwt. 1, SAM , A . .
r-- ..cv. k--. n,.." Iirau. vn Iftir
competition from alW quartera for choice
llaht loads few early aalea of theae were
reported early atrong to 6c higher. The
general market waa alow to develop and
opened about ateady with the bulk of
the trading at ateady to atrong prices.
I.lgnt hogs aold at 610.4510.65, with a
ton nrM r iiaca w, , .
--w- r - . ... v.w.uu. .'i i Aru ioaas sna
t.nUv0. wj.tBvyiv.ta wiiri extrcm
iravlea mmilv to 9r.efSMi en. w..n.
. , - T.avi g,V. UUIK III
salea waa 110.10010.60.
HOGS.
No. Av.
63. '':!
Sh.
70
40
Pr. No. Av.
10 26 74. .259
10 40 00. .230
10 60 60. .307
10 60
Sh. Pr.
40. 10 10
... 10 46
... 10 66
69. .264
29. .190
3. .188
Trading was very alow to get under way
ni "ng in tneir views
and packers bidding lower. Aa a trading
, . iiiu.i saies were at
steady to strong prices with little change
in UuotAtlnn. ,'.lln..i.. , .n
- Muu,vu al en. on. Nat ve
springers sold mostly around 114.25. Fed
lambs were steady to strong with beet
y,?,'fi.'ty,mrlnu around 111.00. She"? were
fully steady best light weights selling at
66.00 and strong weights, I3.504.60
i.mSottt,lon? n sheep and lambs: Fat
ambs. good to choice, 112.6018.25: fat
ambs. fair to good. Ill 6015-"nrlng
W122S; cull lambs. 9.0011 00- fat
Bjr6o""f -M-: 'at wTthere.' 16 60
ewes, heavy, I3.60ff4.50.
SPRINO LAMBS.
163 Cel.. 63 14 25
lin r i tFEEDER LAMBS.
60 Cal.. 60 9 7S
25 fed. .13a 6 00
rhi . fnlg Livestock.
000 head iV " .t-T. l"t7".e""- "-
- "Mnd, cfosin'g"8
9.00: h.tt., ."a"'". -?b
,i- j . IL " "w " one-BiocK, IU1 V
steady; other grades canners and cut
"" J 10 15c lower; bulls,
t i? i.. X. "'sner; veal calves, strong
to 25c higher; Blockers steady: bulk
atam825t0 packers- 510-261io; '"w
HOKS RpPsatnt 91 rtflft -
to 10c Jifgher than ' yesterday ;s average;
later earlV Dr1van,.o 1,.,.. . t j a '
steady to lOo higher than yesterdays av.
17??'' ,r,'y top' ,1, 00: bulk. 110.15
10.95; bulk good, 170 to 220 lb. aver
ages, $10.85ffll0.95; bulk good 220 to 300
lb. averages, 110.50in.85; pigs, steady
to strong, mostly J9.7510.50; hold
over, moderate.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 13,000
head; spring lambs cloaed strong; other
C I A H.AM Bl.aHv , n ...... . . j . . . . ... .
... .u., iv ncaiv, inn UHCKS CnOICO
springe to city butchers, I14.85IS15.00:
nnckAr.' l.n illnr.. v...nr .
culls, 18.008.60; top shorn lambs, 113.00;
.-co, fl.U,, UU1K, e.UUVj D. I O.
Kansas City Live Stock.
ceipts, 6,500 liead; 'beef steers, yearlings
nH fat ah. atn.b ,
.... ...... r,,., B1E.UJ IU bpuiS
higher; top heavy steers. 19.25; few small
"'w jra, ,n,fin, e.uin.ou; oeiter graae
cows, S6.006.50; common and medium,
t A R A C Eft. . . I , i . .a.
..uv..i,u, yrtrriiug neuters, s.du; an
other clashes mostly steady; canners, 12.60
3.00; good cutters. 14.00(84.25; bulk
bulls, (4.00 5.25; best vealers, 19.50
l,k AA
"us. tvueipis, jo.uim" neaa; marKei.
Slow; few early sales around steady; top,
110.76; later trading 10&15c lower; bulk
175 to 240-pountlers. 10.5fl10.60; packer
iup, siu.ot?; puiK oi sales, tu.aiKqj..u.uu;
sows mostly 19. 2509.30; stock pigs 10
IB.' IIIB'C, , U, fll.VU.
oneep neceipis, B.auu neaa; marKei,
sheep and shorn lamba steady to 25c
higher; light fat ewes, 16.25; wethers,
tl 9R. .Wn l.ml,. 119 7 K inrlni. limh.
strong; several decks, $13.85; odd bunches,
113.90; Texas goats. 14.00.
St. Louis Livestock.
East. St. Louis, 111., June 7. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3,000 head; beef steers and cows,
strong to 15c higher; yearlings, strong;
canners and bulls, steady; veal calves, 25c
to 60c higher; stockers and feeders, 10c
to 15c higher; top steers, 19.00. weight,
I. 1P6 pounds: top yearlings. 19.00: bulk
steers, IS.iJOffl 8.50: bulk yearlings. 18.00
8.85; bulk cows, !5.256.25; bulk bologna
and beef bulla. 14.003)5100; canners, 12.75
tf(3.00; top vealers, 111.23; bulk. 110.25
II. 00; bulk stockers and feeders. 16.00
7.00.
Hogs Receipts, 15,000 head; market ac
tive, mostly 5c higher; closed dull; top,
110.95; bulk good butchers, !10.8010.90:
pigs, 110.0010.50; packer sows, mostly
0.009.15.
Sheep and Larabs Receipts. 5,000 head
market active: spring lambs, 1525c
higher: aged sheep, 25c to 50c higher;
choice native spring lambs, 114.50; bulk,
I13.7514.25: culls, mostly 17.00; light
ewes, 66.006.50: heavies, S3.003.50.
Sioux City Livestock.
Sioux City. June 7. Cattle Receipts
2.500 head; fed steers and yearlings, 17.50
8.75; markets steady, warmed up steers
and yearlings, I6.767.50; grass cows.
14.005.50; fat cows and heifers, 15.00
18.00; canners, lS.O0fiJ4.00; veals, 15.00
10.60; feeders, 66.007.00; calves, 15.00
7.50; feeding cows and heifers, 63.600
5.60; stockers. I5.507.50.
Hogs Receinta 9.000 head: butchers.
$10.0010.50; market steady. 10 cents
nigher; lights, 110.65: heavy, 49.0010.00;
heavy packers. 18.75 6 9.00; weattrn pigs,
112.25; stags, I7.758T00.
Sheep Receipts 100 head: bulk of sales,
110.0010.55; market ateady.
St. tJoaenli Live Sfock.
St. Joseph Mo.. June 7. Cattle Re
ceipts. 1,700 head; market, beef steers and
yearlings and best cows 10 4V 15c higher.
others and calves ateady; 19.25 paid for
weighty steers; tup light yearlings, early,
18.90: too veals. 19.50.
Hogs Receipts, 12,000 head; shippers
buying 170 to 200-lb. weights at 110.60
10.75; market looka steady to 10c lower
than yesterday a opening: packers Dia
dlng lower; average cost yesterday, 110.41
for 129 weights.
Sheep Receipts. 3.000 head: market
ateady to strong; ono load choice native
springs Drougnt n.uu. otnera, tw.av,
good shorn lambs. 112.0012.6O.
T.lhrtv Ronri trieess-
New Tork, June 4. Liberty bonds at t
p. m. today: ma, 100.02; ftrat 4Ha. 100.06;
second 4 lis, 99.4; third 4s, 99.96; fourth
4Ks, .8; victory. s. lim.so.
T ik.Hv 1. tu. l.t.. rnu to 1100.10.
a record, a Southern Pacific collaterals
4is. strengthened. Distillers 6a, broke
It points with further Irregularity In
other active issues
THE BKfc.: UMAHA. THURSDAY. JUNK 8. 1922.
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
O sua ha He UsmssJ St Ira,
Xrw York. June 7. N'oiliintr be,
yonj confused and uncertain grop.
mi gitoui ny proieiaioiial specula
tors was visible in today's stock
market, where declines and advances
(mostly fractional) were fairly equal
in number. The so-called "pools"
who do not seem to be endowed with
imagination, resorted once more to
the very transparent bidding up of
Trices for r usually Inactive indus
trial stocks apparently and recent
professional sellers of the "steel
merger" sharet bought back the
stock, with resultant partial recovery.
As for the railway sharet, they
once more ttood practically motion
lr. although part at least of the
day' newt wat favorable to the
railway situation. Car loadings
figures for the last full week of May
showed a rather extraordinary in
crease of traffic. Notwithstanding
the continuing coal strike, the num
ber of loaded cart was 25,786 above
that week in 1921 and 57,360 above
1919.
Big locrsaas.
Not only so. but th losdlngs of S:i'lll
cars wars greater by nearly 100.000 rara
than fhs weekly average of January and
February and only about 10 cars below
ths April weekly av.-ase both romn.ri.
aona being made with months when coal
traffic, In advance of the anticipated
strike, was abnormally large. In rail
way circles, however, little Intsraat aeema
to ba taken In anything but rates and
wages.
Sterling did not reach Its high point
of the day before. 14.61 U. but It re.
covered lee from Tuesday's cloalns- r.t.
and ended not far below ths best. There
waa no great rnanga in ratea en the
Kuropean continent, but oraetlcallr all
of them gave evidence of Incressed
strength. Something has been accom
plished by th decision of the repara
tions commission, announced today, that
the bankers' committee on the German
loan plan la to bs at liberty to make anv
suggestion It chjoses even reduction of
tne total reparations Bill.
If production of Iron Is still to ba
taken as Indicating ths couras of general
trade, today's report on last month's out
put emphaalzes previoua favorabla fore
casts. In May the production Increased
8 per cent over Anrll. 40 cer cent over
January and SS per cent over May, 1921.
it waa tne largeat monthly production
since January of laat year and ran be
yond May of 1919 or 1914.
New York Stocks
Rang of oricea of the leadinr atocks
furnlahed by Logan Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building: '
RAILROADS.
Tues,
Hlail. Low. Cloae. Close.
A., T. A 8. F 99 991, 9914 99
Bait. Ic Ohio 49U 44 49U .49M,
Canadian Pacific. .138V4 137 137 138H
new xorK central, vo Be. 90 90
Ches. A Ohio
66H 66 66 l,i
77 77 77
66
77
105
27
64
23
32
76
75
41
76
44
89
24j
V7
(it. Northern....
Illinois Central...
K. C. Southern.,
Lehigh Valley...
Missouri Pacific.
27
64
23
32
75
75
41.
75
44
89
24
27
44
26
64
23
31
76
76
41
76
43
89
24
27
43
89
24
27
27
64
23
.11
75
75
41
75
43
89
24
27
43
89
24
N. Y. fc N. H
Northern Pacific.
Chicago & N. W,
Penn. R. R
Reading
c. R. I. & p....
Southern Pacific.
Southern Railway
C, Mil. & St. P. .
C. R. 1. & P
South. Pacific 89U
44
89
24
27
Southern Railway. 24
C. M. & St. P S7U
27
wuiuu jrauiiic
.136 137 137 138
STEELS.
..168 188 161 168
... 501 Kn fla ty. tnu
Am Car Fdrv
A Ills-Chalmers
n Lco, "4 114 114 114
Baldwin Loco ....116 114 twsi uri?
Bethlehem Steel 7 iJs? ,,5 HiS
.n.ii. ,7 i'71 !!
.v . mc n ,,ui ,, l.m
Crucible 76
Am Steel Fdry .... 38
82
75
38
72
36
79
72
32
76
38
75
37
79
75
33
76
36
72
36
78
73
i,acKa Bteel 76
Slldvale Steel 37
Pressed Steel Car. 79
Rep St & Iron 76
Sloss-Schef 48 Ti
48
48
46
United States Steel. 102 301 101 102
Vanadium 62 50 60 60
COPPRI1S
Anaconda 65 54
54
62
39
22
31
63
43
37 ',i
30
18
18
13
67
04
52
6
1
66
64
38
22
32
43
37
30
18
18
13
67
64
51
66
1
QlllH OC HCl K.Q DS'fr 3
terro raaco 39
39
21
31
63
43
36
10
18
18
"VS.
63
60
66
1
Chill 22
Chlno 32
Cal & Ariz 63
Inspiration 44
Kennecott 37
Miami . . 30
Nev, Consol 18
Ray Consol 18
Seneca 13
Utah 67
OILS.
. (4
. M
. 67
Us
. 184k
General Asphalt:
Cr.sden
Cal. Peterol
Asland Oil
Invincible Oil...
IS
18
1SV.
Mexican Peterol. . .139 137 138U issta
Middle States 15 16 15 15
ramie Ull sou
64
69
57'
8
32
64
37
194
48
24
64
70
58
8
33
65
70
68
9
33
64
37
Pan-American .... 70
Fhiillps 69
Pierce Oil ,. 9
Pure Oil 33
Royal Dutch .... 65
64
37
Sinclair Oil 38
Std. Oil. N. J 197
Texas Co 49
Union Oil 24
White Oil 10
195 196
48 48
24
24
10
MOTORS.
Chandler 76 76 76
75
14
8
19
Oen Motors 14 14 14
Willys-Overland .. 8 8 8
Pierce Arrow 21 20 20
White Motor 61 50 60
60
Studebaktr 124 122 123 123
Flsk 17 17 17
Goodrich 42 41 41
Kell-Spring 50 50 50
Keystone Tlte .... 20 20 20
AJax 17 17 17
U S Rubber 65 64 64 .
INDUSTRIALS.
Am Beet Sugar .. 47 46 47
A G & W I 39 38 39
Am Int Corp .... 48 47 47
Am Sumatra 41 41 41
18
42
60
20
17
64
47
39
48
42
Am Tele 123 123 128 123
Am Can 60 49 '60 , 50
Cent Leather .... 40 39 39' 40
Cuba Cana 18 17 17 17
Cub-Am Sugar .... 26 26 16 !5A4
torn rroaucts ...io iua iwe
103
Famous Players... 86 83 84
General Electric. ,164 164 164
85
167
40
106
71
57
61
84
79
77
53
80
53
47
62
94
Gt. Northern Or. 41 40 41
Inter. Harvester, .105 104 105
Am. H. A L pfd... 71 71 71
V. 8. I. Alcohol... 67 57 57
Inter. Paper 61 60 60
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 84 84 84
Am. Sugar Ref 79 78 78
Sears-Roebuck ... 77 75 77
Rtromsberg 63 63 63
Tobacco Products. 80 80 80
Worth. Pump..... 53' 63 63
Wilson Co 46 45 46
West. Electric 61 61 61
American Woolen. 84 93 94
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil... 28 21 28
Am. Agrl. Chem
American Linseed. 37 37 37
Union Bag pfd.... 05 66 66
Bosch Magneto.,. 46 46 46
Brooklyn Rap. Tr. 26 24 26,
Continental Can... 69 69 49
Cal. Packing 77 27 77
Col. das Elec... 87 S7 87
Col. Graph 5 6H 6
United Drug 76 76 76
National Enamel.. 64 53 63
United Fruit 140 139 140
Lorillard Tobacco. .156 166 166
National Lead.... 94 93 98
TKll.rf.lr.1.lA Cn . . 39 38 -38
28
41
37
66
46
24
87
6.
77
54
141
157
94
39
Pullman Ill 120 120 121
Punta Alegre S'ar 49 48 49 48
South P. R. Sugar
Retail Stores 66 65 66
Superior Steel 36 16 35
St. L. San Fran. 28 28 28
Va. Car Chemical.. 32 32 32
50
66
28
32
Total sales. 1,017,400.
Money Cloae, 1 per cent; Tuesday'a
close, 3 per cent.
Marks Close, .0015; Tuesday's close,
.0036.
Francs Close, .0915; Tuesday's close,
.091.
Sterling Close, 11.51; Tuesday's close.
$4.61.
London Metals.
London. June 7. Bar silver, 25d per
ounce. Money. 1 per cent. Discount
rates short bills, I 6-16 per cent. Three
month bills, 2 ST 2 7-16 per cent.
Duluth. June 7-Flaxeeed. July. 62.57
bid: September, 12.49 asked; October.
S2.4t bid.
New York Bonds
: (The Be U tbt only Omaha
newtptper which publishes th of
ficial clot of the N Yoik Stock
tichanga bondaj
New Tork. Juna I Libeily issues were
In the fttrfiuni of lodey a dull bond mar
ket, ih tea et-mix 4 at lion u and
the first 4 at line le establishing n.w
maslmuma, with mud. rale advam.a (or
a majority of lha rnlirs group.
llfkiran guyrnnieiit issu.a continued la
ream In lha fl.lay attending debt confer
ences here, but most of lha Kuropean war
floiatirns showed firmness and occasional
atrrngth.
Many of ths underlying iloiur.tlc rails
wars higher by laige fru. Hons in almost
two pun. la, thai illusion again hslng
ihl.fly represented by Peoria and (east
ern. Toledo. HI. Louis and Western, Chi
cago and Alton and Atihiaon Issues.
industrials and utilities were Inclined
lo rai.t, especially I'rrro I'.l'ss.o ..
Atmour 4a, Moulhern Hell Tl.huiie 6..
and aeveral nf the local tractions. Total
aalsa (par value) aggregated lll.lll.nuo.
K.ey slMnrpilon of new uiiiletarltlnga
testified to ths airong one of the Invest
ment market. The daya new off.ringa
amounted to about I30.ooo.uoo, these In
cluding a Consolidated Caa and Ulectrlc
company (Baltimore) llo.oiio.ono S per
cent bond and the city of Montevideo
14,000,000, 7 per tent loan.
New York. June 7. Following ars to
day's high, low snd dosing prices of bonds
on the Now York stock exchange and the
total sales of each bond:
1'. H. Bonds.
Kales (in 11.000) High Low 1:16
166 Liberty 3s I00.114 100.00 100.04
1 Liberty 1st 4s ... 99 90 99.30 99 90
3 Liberty 2d 4a .... 99.90 99 90 99.90
241 Liberty 1st 4a..loi.lo 99.96 100.02
796 Liberty 2d 4'a ... 99.98 99.92 99.94
376 Liberty Id 'is... 100 00 S9.9I 99 94
811 Liberty 4th 4i. .100.00 99 94 99.98
140 Victory 4a 100 62 100.64 100 60
t Victory S 99.98 99 91 91.96
foreign Government, Htate and Municipal.
S3 Argentine 7s 100 100 lot
1 1'hlnese Govt Ry 6s 64 64 14
1 City Bergen 8s ..110 110 110
11 City Berne Is 111 111 111
34 City Bordeaux 6a.. 86 86 86
S City Copnhgn 5s.. 81 91 91
5 City Lyons 6a 84 6 86
24 City Marseilles 6a .. 86 86 86
!S City Rio Janeiro Is. 102 102 102
25 City San Paulo Is ..102 102 102
13 City Zurich a ....112 112 112
3 Danish Mun 8a 8. ..Ill 110 110
21 Dept 8elne 7a .... 94 93 93
90 Dom Can 5a 29.Wl 100 100
13 Dom Can 6a 31 99' 98 98
40 Dtch K Ind 6s 47.. 94 94 94
55 Dtch E Ind 6a 62.. 94 94 94
12 French Rep 8a ....104 103 104
14 French Rep 7a ..102 101 103
44 Japanese 1st 4s ,. 91 91 91
381 Japanese 4a 77 77 77
23 King Belg 7s 109 108 108
11 King Belg 6a 102 102' 102
66 King Den 6a 99 98 98
116 King Nthrlnds 6s.. 98 97 97
47 King Sweden 6s. ...102 101 102
62 Parls-Ly-Med 6s .. 82 81 81
20 Rep Chile 8s 46 104 104 104
7 Rep Uruguay 8s.... 106 106 106
14 State qunslnd 7s ..109 109 109
3 State Qunalnd 6s. .101 101 101
15 State Rio U Bui 8s. 102 101 101
20 Swiss Con 8a 118 117 118
8 K G B & I 6a 22.109A 109 109A
22 K G B & I 6s 29.109 109 109
35 K G B & I 5s 37.102 102 102
37 U 8 Brazil 8a. ...106 104 104
111 U S Mexico 5s 62 60 60
40 U S Mexico 4s 51 60 ,!),
S Railway anil Miscellaneous.
46 Ajax Rubber 8s 103 102 103
6 Am Ag Chm 7s..l03 102 102
10 Am Smelt 6s' 92 92 92
83 Am Sugar 6s 100 100 100
11 Am T & T cv 6s. .116 116 116
19 Am T & T col tr 5s, 97 97 97
1 Am Writ Pa 7s.. 87 87 87
9 Armour & Co 4s.. 90 89 90
41 A T & S F gen 4s.. 89 88 , 88
15 At C L 1st con 4s.. 88 88 88
9 At Ref 6s 104 103 104
13 Bait & Ohio 6s.. 100 99 99
10 Bait ft Ohio cv 4s 8! 81 81
30 Bell Tel Penn 7s.. 108 107 108
1 Beth Steel ref 5s.. 92 92 92
6 Beth Steel p m 5s.. 91 91 91
27 Braden Cop 6s ..98 98 98
25 Bkln Ed gen 7s D.107 106 107
10 Bkln R T 7 ctf at 79 79 79
6 Cal G & El 5s 95 95 H
11 Can North 6s ..112 112 11?
36 Can Pao d 4s 78 ' 77 77
4 Cent Ga 6s 99 98 98
2 Cent New Eng 4s ..lOSfc 105 105
6 Cent Pac gtd 4s .. 8 86 86
11 Cerro Pasco 8s 122 121 121
122 Ches & Ohio cv 5s.. 93 93 93
12 Ches & Ohio cv 4s 87 87 87
117 C B & Q ref 5s A.. 99 99 99
16 Chi & E III 5s 80 80 80
1 Chi Gt West 4s 61 61 61
16 C M & St P cv 4s. 70 68 70
5 C M & St P ref 4s 64 63 63
1 Chi & N W 7s 106 106 106
20 Chi Rys 5s 82 82 82
2 C R I & P gen 4s.. 83ft 83 83
58 C R I & P ref 4s.. 81 80 81
11 C & W Ind 4s 74 73 74
4 Chile Copper 7s ....106 106 106
33 Chile Cop 6s 91 91 91
1 Colo Ind 6s...- 76 76 76
1 Colo & So ref 4s.. 87 87 87
5 Col Gas & El 5s 95 95 95
14 Con Coal Mrylnd 6s. 87 87 87
158 Con Gas 7s 122 121 122
13 Cub Cn Bug d 8s.. 85 85 85
18 Cub Cn Sug d 7s.. 104 103 104
10 Cub Am Sug 8s 106 106 106
3 Del & Hud cv 6s.. 96 96 96
20 Det Ed ref 6s 102 102 102
3 Det Utd Rys 4'4s.. 83 83 83
.4 Dlmnd Mtch 7S..108 108 108
4 Dist Sec 6s 45 45 45
15 Dpnt Nem 7s 107 106 107
7 Duquesne Lt 6s ....103 103 103
13 Erie gen 4s 55 54 64
62 Erie pr Hen 4s .... 64 64 64
6 Flsk Rub 8s 106 106 106
10 Framer I D 7s .. 98 98 98
6 Gen Elec d 5s 102 101 102
38 Goodyear T 8s 31. .102 102 102
18 Goodyear T 8s 41. .116 115 115
17 Gnd Tnk Ry C 7s.'. .113 113 113
28 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s.. 103 103 103
27 Grt North 7s A 109 109 109
44 Grt North 5s B..100 100 100
37 Hud & M ref 6s A. 83 83 83
25 Hud & M ad in 5s.. 63 62 62
2 III Cent 5s 100 100 100
5 Int Ag 5s 79 79 79
78 Int Met 4s 12 11 11
237 Int Met 4s ctfs.. 12 11 11
92 Int R T ref 5s 68 68 68
68 Int M M sf 6s 97 96 97
13 Int Pa ref 5s B.... 86 85 85
10 Invinc Oil 8s 98 98 98
9 Iowa Cent ref 4s . . 47 ' 46 47
3 K C Ft S & M 4s... 78 78 78
10 K C South 6s 87 87 87
10 Kell-Srrlng T 8s ..108 108 108
4 Lacka St 5s 23 99 99 99
11 Lack St 6s 50 89 89 89
7 Laclde G St L 1st 5s 92 92 9
100 L S & M S d 4s 28 94 94 94V
12 L S & M S d 4s 31 92 92 92
20 Lehigh Valley 6s.. 103 102 102
6 Lig & Myers 5s.... 96 96 96
5 Lorillard 5s 86 86 86
4 I & N ref 6s 103 103 103
12 Marland Oil 8 101 100 100 .
18 Mid Steel cv 6s .... 90 90 90
3 M & St L ref 5s.. 46 46 46
1 M St P &SSM 6S.102 102 102
26 M K & T n p I 5s A 83 83 83
121 M K & T n ad 5s A 56 66 56
38 M K & T 1st 4s.. 80 80 80
16 M P gen 4s V 64 63 63
2 Mont Pow 5s A 96 96 96
5 Morris & C 1st 4s 86 86 86
12 N O T & M Inc 5s.. 72 72 72
33 N Y C col 7s 106 105 106
34 N Y C d 6s 103 103 103
8 N Y C con 4s 83 83 83
9 N Y C & St I d 4a 85 85 85
12 N Y Ed ref 6S..109 109 109
4 NY NH & H c 6s 48 80 80 80
1 N Y Ry rf 4s ctf 38 38 38
8 N Y T d 6s 49.. 105 105 105
28 N Y T ref 6s 41.105 104 104
6 N Y W & Bos 4s. 66 65 55
26 Nor & West cv 6s.. 108 108 108
9 Nor Pac pr In 4s 86 86 86
256 N P-Q N Jt 6s..l06 105 105
2 N States P rf 5a A. 90 90 90
9 N W Bell Tel 7s. .107 106 106
I Or & Cal 1st 'S 99 99 99
20 Or Ry & N 1st 4s.. 87 87 87
61 O S L gtd 5s ctfs. 103 102 102
6 O S L ref 4s 90 90 90
34 Or-Wsh R R ft N 4s 81 80 81
1 Otis Steel 8s A 101 101 101
12 Pac G dc El 6s . . 91 90 91
1 Pac T ft T 6s 97 97 97
1 Packrd Mot Cr 8s. 107 107 107
6 Pan-Am P & T 7s. .103 102 102
15 Penn R R 6s 109 109 109
20 Penn R R gen 5s . . 99 99 99
13 Penn R R gen 4s. 99 99 99
10 Pere Marqp ref 5s.. 97 96 97
87 Peoria ft E inc 4s. 39 37 37
- Ti.ro. nil .h S. 101 V. 101 101
!f 2 P C C ft St L 6s A.. 96 95 96
5 Pro ft Ref 8s ....103 103 103
14 Reading gen 4s .. 87 85 85
4 R G West 1st 4s.. 78 78 7874
1 St L I Mt ft 80 r 4s. 86 86 86
51 St L & S F ad 6a 79 78 78
29 St L ft 8 F I no 6s.. 68 68 6
23 St L SFprln4sA71 71 71
25 Sbrd A L con 6s . . 60 69 59
19 Sbrd A L ad 6s.. 27 26 27
113 Sbrd A L ref 4s.. 42 41 62
78 Sinclair O cv 7s.l04 104 104
40 Sinclair O col 7s. 99 98 98
2 So Bell Tel So 94 94 94
15 So Pac 4s .... 90 90 90
102 So Pac ref 4s 87 87 87
1 So Pac col tr 4s.. 86 86 86
S! So Ry gen S8 99 99 99
14 So Ry con Sa 9S 95 95
34 80 Pac gen 4s .. 66 66 6
22 Stan O Cal d 7a. 104 105 105
67 Third Ave sd 6a.. 60 60 60
2 Third Ave ref 4s.. 65 65 65
II Tldwtr Oil 4s ctf. 102 101 102
1 Tob Prod 7s 103 103 102
the Day
II I'nloa ! let 4a , 91 91 91
II I'mon Pacific kv 4a 94 Sl SI
J7 I'nmn I's-Mfie rf 4s so tt
4 I'nited Drug ss ,,S lS )
I titd Ry luv 1st Sa. '
I II N Realty is.... 94
5 II H Hub 7s I4 l"! !l
41 It H Hub It 90 t9
it I' H Kteel el la., lot ll l"l
7 I'lah .! Ll la, . SI Su SI
SO Va tr Chin 7a...o6 Iis 106
50 Vs l'r t'hm let Sa.. ! 9
S V Ity Sa : 94
34 Vt'e.i Mrylnd 1st 4a, 61 si t
I) Western I'ae S ,. tl "t ,;
7 West I'mon ..10S 104 !"
S Writing Kl 7s i7 104 l7
I Wh.el L K 4s. 49 iS SS
1 Wlck Kpen HI 7a.. ' S S4
29 Wilson C st Ta.i4 HS !
S W ilson C . v sa. SI II II
t Wis Cent gen 4a.. 60 SO 10
51 Dom fan 1951 Wl.,)00 100 00
SI t'aero-Klo Sa rtfe. . 17 67 17
Total sales of bonds today wars 111,-
811.000 compared with lll.lis.O0t previous
day snd 1 1 0.7 a 1,000 a year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Tork. June 1. The curb market
today w.a generally firm to strong,
tiliiiidard Oil Issues were tradrd In on a
largo arale at reresslona from their newly
made huh but found a good demand at
ths declines. The heaviest d-cllns waa In
Imperial Oil of Canada which yielded
1 points.
American was exceptionally atrong ad
vancing to 21 ,
Mexican Heahoard waa ths most active
of ths Independent oils, the announce
ment of ths offering of 200,000 shares
voting trust certificates for new stork
causing heavy buying of the pres.nt
shares which ranged from 45 to 44.
Ths voting trust certificates were traded
In at 43 to around 44.
Fenaland after selling at ths high of
14 reacted to 18.
Intereata identified with the Columbian
carbon company and Atlaa Power com
pany have Incorporated a new organisa
tion under the lawa of Delaware, the In
ternational Carbon corporation with
12,600,000 S per cent preferred and 300.000
shares of no par value common stock.
New York, June 17. Transactions on ths
New Tork curb bond market today wars
as follows:
Bonds.
Sales (In 11.00) High Low 2:lt
3 Allied Packer 6a 84 83 63
6 Allied Packer 8a .. 91 97 97
2 Aluminum 7s 25. ...105 105 106
1 Am T ft T 6s 22. .100 100 100
12 Am Tel&Tel tie' 24 101 101 101
1 Am Tob 7s 23 102 101 101
6 Ana Copper 6a ..100 100 100
1 Anglo Am Oil 7s..l03 103 103
It Armour ft Co 7a.. 104 104 104
3 Beth Steel 7S '23 104 104 104
10 Beth Steel 7n '36 102 102 102
4 Can Nat Ry eq 7a 109 109 109
3 Cent St 8s V4 104 104
1 Colum Graph 8a.... 38 38 38
11 Con Gas Bait 7a... 105 106 105
62 Con Tex 8s 100 99 100
11 Cop Ex Assn 8a '25 103 103 103
2 Deere ft Co 7a ..101 101 101
s Emp O a F li ..101 101 101
6 Galena Slg Oil 7s.
27 Goodrich T 7s . .
2 Hood Rubber 7s .
9 Humble Oil 7s ..
27 I R T 8s '23 ...
6 Ken Cop 7s
4 Kings Cty Lt 6s
6 Laclede Gaa 7s . .
4 Lib Mc ft Lib 7s
21 Nat Acme 7 s
1 Nat Cloak ft S 8a
.104 104 104
..100 49 100
, . 98 97, 98
.'.101 101 101
. 90 90 90
..104 104 104
.. 99 98 98
..100 100 100
..99 99 99
.97 97 97
.103 103 103
18NYNH&H 7s.. 87 86 86
2 Phil El 6s 103 103 103
1 Phil Pet 7s 31. .128 128 128
3 P S Corp of N J 7s 101 101 101
3 Robert Oalr 7s 98 98 98
1 Saks ft Co 7s 98 98 98
2 Sears Roe 7s 22 100 100 100
1 Sears Roe 7s 23. ...101 101 101
12 S W Boll Tel 7s 102 102 102
6 Stan Oil N Y 7s 25.. 105 105 105
6 Stan OH N Y 7s 26.. 105 105 105
7 Stan Oil N Y 7s 29.107 107 107
1 Stan Oil N Y 7s 30.108 108 108
111 St Oil N Y 6S..107 107 107
10 Stewart War 8s ..109 107 107
1 Sun Oil 7s 100 100 100
3 Swift ft Co 7s '25 102 101 101
25 Swift ft Co 7s '31 102 102 102
4 Texas Co 7s 101 101 101
12 Tidal Osage 7s 102 101 101
3 Tol Edison Is ..
21 l.'n Oil Prod 8s...
6 Utd Ry Hav 7s
7 Vacuum Oil 7s
68 West Elec 7s...
11 Winchester 7s .
2 A G ft W I 5s
..106 106 106
..107 107 107
..107 107 107
. .107 106 106
..108 107 108
..100 100 100
64
64
64
1 Char Iron 8s 96
3 Cln Gas 7s 92
66
92
99
98
150
66
99
101
96
92
99
98
154
66
99.
101
100
5,
84
71
82
5 Con Gas 6s A...... 99
5 Don Steel 7s 98
K102 Freeport Tex 7a.... 156
241 Int G N 5s 67
1 Phil El 5s 99
10 Un Oil Cal 6s 101
Foreign Bonds.
7 Ara-entlne 7s '23 ..100
100
25 City Elberfelde 5s . . 6
5
83
71
82
19
32 City of Soissons 6s 84
290 N Y N H H fr 7s 72
204 NY NH Fr 4s 82
1 Russian 6s ctf.. 19
13 Swiss 6s 102
85 U S Mexico 4s . . 41
19
101 101
40 40
12 12
19 19
.10 Mex Govt 3s 12
10 Mex Govt 5s .... 19
21 U S Brasil 7s WI. 86
86 86
Chicago Stocks.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
atocks furnished by Logan & Bryan, 248
Peters Trust building:
Armour Leather com 12
Cudahy 64
Cont. Motor 8
Diamond Match 117
Earl Motor 4
Libby 2
Montgomery-Ward 22
Nat. Leather, new 9
Piggley Wiggly 45
Stewart-Warner 43
Swift Int 19
Union Carbide 67
Wahl 62
Wrigley 101
New York Money.
New York, June 7. Call Money Easy:
high, 3 per cent; low, 3 per cent; ruling
rate, 3 per cent; closing bid, 3 per cent;
offered at 3 per cent; last loan, 3 per
cent; call loans' against acceptancea, 3
per cent.
Time Loans Easier; 60 days, 90 days
and 6 months, 4 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper 4Vi4 per
Cent.
Bar Silver.
New York, June 7. Silver Foreign bar,
71 c.
Mexican Dollars 64 c.
New York Drygoods.
New York, June 7. Cotton goods were
steady today. Narrow print cloths sold
a little better and there was a better call
for spot deliveries of some of 'the wide
staples. Jobbers reported a more widely
scattered trade in domestics. Worsted
yarns were In better call for knitting pur
poses and worsted fabrfca alao sold bet
ter. A break 1n burlap prices was at
tributed to collapse f speculation at Cal
cutta:. Knit goods were In moderate call.
WONDER
1 I tVZmml X
NO. 3 WONDER J4 BAG CAPACITY '
Cash Price Reduced to $220, Omaha
Sunderland
Phone AT lantic 0871
New York Coffee.
Now Tork. Jun 7 Tn. market fur
reffea futures vpsn'ed unchanged 10 (its
points higher on r-ii.J rovanng by near
mmh anuria, pmnipted by reiurta of sa
Improving al"'t desiand snd higher Man
tua tables. Th-i was rralitlng at 0 Jo
for July ami lull for gepuuiuer, which
eatabllshed new high around for lha
movement, however, and prices later
aaaed off from the best under r.alismg
or s.atl-red selling, f.illooing easier lets
c.bli-e from Rio. July sold uff 10 I0.42e
snd H.ptemher 10 l loe, with lha market
c'lMlng nt unehsnged to 14 poinia lower.
Bales wars estimated at 17.000 bags. Jul,,
To ..; K.ptelllber, 10 II". October, JOOlci
lisv.nih. r. ti'i Jsnueiy, I ite; Menu,
. kl ... s sa.
Hpot coffee waa' reported In fair !n'',
at 11 10 I ISo f-r Rio 'a and 14 U
I4e for nantna ss. mn """",.,:
fr Included Hantoa 3a and Sa st I4.IS
. - ....a- A. .....Mint shiftmen!.
Hales of la and a for August, October
shipment, wars reported at line, and or
1... ....... 1,. 11 ise for future ship
ment Rio 7a were offered st 10.20 IU
10.50c, 'American creuits.
, New York ineral.
New York, Juna 7 Wheat Mpot, firm!
No. red. 11.30; No. I hard. : N";
I Manitoba. 1144. snd No. S mixed
durum. 11,11. e. I. t- Hack, New York.
to arrive ... .
..... u... fi,m v 9 v. Maw and No.
I white, 77c. and No. S mixed, 77a
0 I. f New York, all rail.
Kale Spot, steadier; No t while, 41'.
Hay Firm; No. 1, :il ooetn 00; No 2.
129 00431 on; No. 3, t-S. 0041 21.00; spring,
124 OOjjm 00.
Hops F.ssy; state 1911. 20)26r; Paci
fic roast 1921, 1925c; 1930, 17CHo.
Other Articles Unchanged.
New York Produce-.
New York, June 7. Butler dtead'yl
creamery, higher than extraa, Jtfl4e.
Kgga Irregular; fresh gathered, extra
firsts, ISi27c.
Cheese Firm; slate whole milk, flats,
fresh, specials. 184fl8c.
Poultry Live; weak; broilers, 40(T4Se;
fowla, 25 per cent; roosters, lie; dressed,
slesdy; prices unchanged.
New York Dried Fruits.
New York, June 7. Evaporated Apples
Steady.
Prunes Quiet.
Apricots Nominal.
I'eachea Mora active.
Raisins Easy.
Special
Wask of June S lo II. Inclusive.
Largs Glass of Avalon Craps Drink,
Two Largs Delicious Sugar Cookies,
Choic of Special Ham or Cheese Sand
wich ALL FOR 10c
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
Breakfast in Omaha
Denver at Sunset
THE Union Pacific's new Denver Special
burns up the space between Omaha and
Denver, but on the smooth double track of
the Union Pacific you don't realize you're on
the fast train between Omaha and Colorado.
Safety signals all the way.
Th&Denver Special leaves Omaha 8:10 a.m.
and arrives Denver 8:30 p. m. Only nine
stops on the way.
Two other good Denver trains one from
Omaha at 4:25 p. m., another at 1:15 a. m.
Sleepers on the latter ready 10i;00 p. m.
Summer Fares Much Lower
and no War Tax
Spend the summer in Colorado; or visit there en
route to Yellowstone, Pacific Northwest or Cali
fornia. No extra charge.
TV 1 1 T Tq where you want to go. Let us send
X CU Ua y0U full information and free illustrated
booklets.
A.
MIXER
enclosed.
ttruction reduces friction
See Sunderland when you
carry the largest number
this territory.
Machinery &
OMAHA, NEB.
Cuticura Soap
IS IDEAL-
For the Hands
Amir lem Tiliphoni I Tilttrph Co.
Ill si DivkSeasl
Ths regular usrtsrl 4iMesw lera
dollars snd twenty. fivs reals per ' will
bs paid on ttslurday, July It, lift, la
aloekholder of reeord St 00
business an Tuesday, June It, Itll.
H. BLAIR-SMITH, Treasure.
FRANK'S '
MEDITERRANEAN
Cruis da Lui, February f
by Spatially l awured New
CUNARpSS4'SCYTHIAw
TurhtM OUBuraer. ii.ios lass
t asoflthl, 0oo and up includes shore 4axurekesS
su
1 esreasM
EfTPl, Heir Lead, CsailaaHsapU,
tsrsssa, Italy, aaaia, us.
FRANK TOURIST CO. RJ
. 4SI Fifth Avanua, Nsw York
Or Our Local Aseat
CUNARD
ANCHOR
ANCHOR" DONALDSON
1SH to inform the
public that they
have placed a large
amount of splendid new
tonnage in the North At
lantic Service and that
excellent staterooms or
berths are available at
low rates during June
and July and homeward
during August, Septem
ber and October.
Apply Company's Loral Acts. Everywhere
Bee Want Ads boost business.
Call,Phontor Writ
K. CURTS, City famngn Afnt
1416 Dodge St., Omaha
Phone Douglas 4000
Consolidated Ticket Office
U. P. Hdqrs., 1416 Dodge St.
Union Station
10th and Marcy Su.
The ideal half-baf mixer. Built right and
priced right. All-steel construction. 2 h. p.
magneto-equipped Wonder Engine. Engine
The Wonder ballbearing con.
75. A fast, reliable machine.
need contractors' equipment. We
of standard linea of any house in
We Also
Sell-
Rex Mixers, 4 to 56 cu. ft.
capacity
Rex Pavers
WoJider Mixers
Blaw Forms
Blew Buckets
Domestic Pumps
Ideal Hoista
O & S Hoists
PAH Trench Machines
P & H Drag Lines and Cranes
Sterling Wheelbarrows
Red Edge Shovele
Haiss Loader
Whitcomb Locomotives
Supply Co.
100S Douglas St.