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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-28
Financial
Gle Nan 4srk &meS.
By ALEXANDER DANA MOVES

1
New York, June 27.-The stock
market broke away today IRON the
union influences which Tor week
and a half had been dominating il.
That the turn taken by prices should
have been downward need cause no
great surprise: all Wall street tradi-
ton points to the insecurity OF a
market put up by professional specu-
lstors on the basis OF All attempted
corner and At a time when legitimate
outside interests were withdrawing.
In today's market, after having been
bid up 5 points at the opening, Mexi-
can Petroleum stock broke with vio-
ence. and before the close il had
fallen p points from the days inl-
tial price and 25H from the highest
figure reached in the whole perform
ance.
Such ,h,nss are entirely apt 10 happen
ing OF stock. partial or complete, can be
effected only through actual and very
large purchases by the conductor OF the
operation. Of ths share. which short sell, eel,
unless the manipulstor of the corner
means 10 keep the stock indefinitely. he
must at some point. himself, become a
seller. He will either dispose Of his
stock on the market for the best that he
can get. or else make a private set
Element with the shorts. and leave his
followers TO get out as best they can.
The days decline In other stocks OF the
oil group ranged from ] TO So points,
These stocks again made up more than
one-fourth Of the days total transactions:
but the downward reaction spread beyond
them, affecting both the active indus
trial shares and tho railways
Foreign exchange continued Mondays
recovery; today's advance was general
and, in tho case Of French and italian
rates, emphatic. In the absence OF any
new turn in tho field Of events by which
European exchange rates are affected. II
Is possible that the speculative movement
for the fall has for the present run its
course
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Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MIcHAELS.
Omaha Nee Lee ~ Wire,

Chicago. June G.-Dissppointins
threshiiE returns on winter whea,
and . keensdemand for old crop
grain from mills and exporters led
TO free buying by local traders. There
was q higher range. the close being
At net gains OF pa a sac. Coarse
grains were active and higher with
corn gaining y a 5se and oats Il
"a l.e while rye was up Ia "a &c.
Early sentiment was bearish OIL the
favorable weather conditions in the
northwest and decline OF a u d
in Liverpool.
II WAS not until after price. had ad.
vanesd over lie from the early low that
the traders found out that tn. demand for
BY shorts 10 cover followed.
yis,ds Disappointing.
Almost without exception thrsshinx re.
turns on winter wheat show decidedly dis.
appointing yields, Black rust In parts OF
Minnestots will be confirmed by govern
S S:" s ss o s% s ~ 10 s'% To s S1
were no, iarx. with purchases here esti:
mated 1T ass. 900 bushels. Export demand
a. the ssaboaId was fairly good With Eng
.s BIDS Up Pc. ssss s.o At N. n
GLIDING 400. 900 bushels 10 exporters.
Coarse grains while frAntieslly lower
early. showed strong undertons WIN
commission houses and local traders good
buyers. Crop reports on oats from the
central west continue poor and dry weather
talk on corn came from parts OF Illinois
and Iowa that failed TO receive rains. Cash
houses bought July corn and oats and spid
September. Export call for corn showed
improvement Receipts % corn aggic-
gated ?s5 cars and oats 81 cars.
A better inquiry for rye at the ssaooard
and the strength In wheat more than off.
lowest prices were made at the opening
and the highest at the close.
Pit Notes.
The cash wheat situation here 10 clean
ing up. There were 5000 bushels or
more hard winter and red winter picked
there were only 100000 bushels left here
unsold. This was confirmed by cash peo-
pie here. A local miller. who sold his sun
plus cash wheat last month at high prices.
decline getting 100000 bushels No. and
No. red in store at July price to &c
over the latter for special location. me
No. . red and hard winter sold ut de-
scattered holdings Of cash wheat in half
dozen elevators sold 100000 bushels for
June during the day at Jill to N.ISS
and will deliver the wheat tomorrow. TINS
will clean UP the odd lots and leave little
Of tho 5000. 900 bushels, here at the end Of
May. to be disposed Of.
The Canadian weather crop report given
out after the close shows grains have been
bettered by heavy rains In the last few
days. They came at q critical time and
have created a feeling Of enthusiasm
among the Canadian farmers,
The bear view Of all grains after the
close was that 1t will require increased
buying power to keep the shvaaces above
this level.
owing to the heavy demand for cars
for other purposes railroads have been
able to accumulate only q modera;, mum
her Of box cars for the early movement
of new wheat in the southwest, and mes
sagea from Kansas anticipated shortage
would develop quickly.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Al Iauis llNsAiosk.

East ST. Louis III, Juns sIs-tA'is--
Receipts, 1000 head beef steers, Esn.fslP
s,ronsI spots, iSs hiShsI, g.s PAID feI
! ,os0rpeund averages, bulk natives, eI.s
steady; buik best yesrliHss, t,boustsi
bulk COWS, toogS:b. tanners, t:su
$50, bulls, slTeas bulk bolosnss, 5000
50; light veal calves. seeGt 90 hlghsf
ION - SO; bulk, NSoUsoo. stoeksr
steers strong: bulk, iS?Sgs.S,
iiogs-iSeslpts. ib,eoo head few early
sales 81 TO Toe higher later market
steady with close sbou, DC lover tep'
piss, sioooqio,o. packer soSs' $500
so,
sheep and LAmss-RecsiPts. 5000 head
market active, .se TO soc higher. mostly
choice natives. ii:,touis7S. f.t light
ewes, sS0ouS.boi heaviss, ':cc5.'se
good and choice yearlinss TO t'SsaF'oId
breeding ewes, t,ooUAoo,
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NsN York sugat.

New foT- June .i,-fhs raw sugar
market Sss easier and nearby cubss ~eTs
. cents lever at 50 cents cost and
frskht, sguai 20 ,sse for eeBtTifuSai
Trading was llsht, the only sslss reported
belns 600 base Of cubas IN port ana
sflost AZ quoted prices
The raw SUGAR futures market was
essy under scattered liquidation and trade
selling prompted by tho lower ruling OF
the spot market, Closing pTless we're 10
10 points net lower and the volume OF
business was smaller, July a,oset sep
TENDER. ,.oc, December 1sS; March,
size,
The msrAst for refined was unchanged
a. so TO q soc for fine graduated with
demand lsss active. although withdrawal
on old order continue of fair proportions
Refined futures. nominal, Closing July
ti0ei September, s,sSc, December. esbc,
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, June :7.-U. 8: Bureau
Of s.)-Hogs-Receipts 5000 head
market opened slow, later trading &c.
10 cents higher; spots. up more. top,
SO. 90; shippers took about 5000 head;
byH good and choice al0 to Ns-pouno
veaiers to packers, 10000 1929; packer
top. 3lo.35: closing strong; bulk Of sales
! $sso01o.so: pigs and packing soWs
steady to strong.
Gamers and fat cows strong to 16c high
er; few better grade cows, $500 to $S.ss;
most other. $500 to $3.50; bulk Gamers
$225 to $3.50: calves, averaging STEADY
practical top on vealers. $500. Small 10,
$3.50; all other classes steady to stronsi
bulls generally $3.75 to $500.
market. all classes generally strong to
Is cents higher; some lambs up more
few wethers. $500: light ewes, $3.50; top
native lambs, $500; bulk better grades
$3.50 to Sass; closing easier; most
breeding ewes. $3.50 to 37.75.
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Omaha Grain
Omaha. tune 27

Omaha. June y.
Alter an early dip grain price,
turned up and continued strong dur.
ing the entire session. Raine were
reported in many localities in the
northwest. west and southwest. but
the eastern portion OF the grain belt
is complaining OF dry weather. TEN.
pefatures are rising everywhere.
Disappointing ,hreshing returns arc
coming in from the southwest and
Indiana. Secretary Mohler OF Kan.
sas says that the loss TO whea, by
the recent hot weather has been
nominal. Country offerings OF grain
were ligh, and very little was said
Of export business. The run OF re-
ceip,s At Omaha were small. con-
sisting OF five cars OF wheat. 20
ears OF corn. u cars OF oats and
! car OF barley, totaling So cars, as
compared with l02 cars last year.
Total shipments were ll9 ears. as
against llo cars year ago.
Ordinary wheat was in better de.
mand in the local market and sold
2 80 4 cents higher than yesterday,
while the DARK went a, about I'M
changed prices. Corn was strong
and in excellent demand at IL to
4 3.4e higher. Oats sold readily at
q cent higher. Rye was nominally
lie up, and barley unchanged.
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ChicaKo Livestock.

Chicago. June 27.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000 head; active; practically all grades
beef steers and yearlings strong to 1Sc
higher; yearlinss mostly 15c up: top beef
steers, 1900; weight. 1,444 to 1924
pounds. long yearlings, 1915; bulk steers,
;s.25@s.35; Gamers cutters and stockers,
steady to strong; bulls, 10 to Is cents
higher; veal calves, IS to 50 cents higher;
bulk fat she-stock, 35.oo@7:So; bulk
bologna bulls around $3.50: bulk vealers
to packers, $S.00@S.75.
Hoss-Receipts. $4,000 head; opened
mostly 10 to is cents higher on better
grades: spots up more: others 10 to Is
cents higher; closing with part Of advance
lost on mixed and gaeakins ETsas, ,op'
mostly ss.75Q1o.5o; packing sows, 5000
$50: shippers stock about $500 head
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 head;
fully CSC higher: top, native lambs, s nI;'.
S7.o06s0o; best fat light native ewes:
800; heavy. ss.25@5.oo; medium dry.fed
western yearlings. $3.50: native breed
lings, up to $3.50.
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New York. June :7.--cotton goods were
quiet today with prices generally firm
except In wide print cloths. where some
sales for inventory purposes were made al
nc off. Sheetings were quiet and steady
Yarns have been marked higher In spin
ming centers. Silks moved better with
crepes. foulards and lining fabrics In the
lead. Burlsps were quiet with domestic
prices firm and foreign prices lower.
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REEE STEERS.

Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head. Shippers
were active today. making liberal pur-
chases Of best quality light and medium
butchers, which moved readily 1o@15c
higher. The market was slow on other
classes, but was mostly at the same ad-
vance, with trading active on all classes
Light hogs sold at 31o10@1o.2o. with a
top price of $10.25. Good quality medium
weight butchers sold largely at 5000
1910 and strong weight butchers at $3.50
6s.s5 and light mixed loads at $500
$50. Bulk Of good hogs sold at $3.50
1915. Packing grades and heavy mixed
sold largely at Ss.o0@s4o.
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Nsn Ynrk GAnarnl.

New York, June .7-whest-spot. firm
No. rui, Si.sx: No. : hard, 9i,3ok
No, Manitoba. 3itsh: No. mixed
durum, Si.s3 c. 1. (. track New York tS
arrive,
corn-spot. firm; No. , yellow and No,
. white. s0fsc; No. mixed. S0hc c. l. T.
New York. all rail.
oats-spot. firm: No. 2 white. &c
Iard-Steady: middlewest. 3liosTl:oc
other articles unchanged.
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St, joseph Livestock

ST Joseph. June e7.-Hogs-Receipts
$500 head; market slow; shippers buy
ing few 40 TO eso-pound' butchers at
loso6loa5; hooks about steady with
easy shipper market yesterday; packers
age cost yesterday, 3s.s4 for 23s FOUNDERS.
CattIe-Receipts 1,1os head; market.
beef steers. yeariings and she stock mostly
CSC higher; calves. IS to Soc higher; top
beef steers. SS75 for average 1.473 pound
ers: top yeariings, 1855; bulk desirable
beef cattle, 3S.200s4o; beef cows mostly
N7s0soo; Gamers and cutters. Ss.se to
$Ioo; calf top. $3.50: bulk, S7.eo@7.so.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipta 5000 mead;
market. killing classes generally 2ss high
er; four doubles Of Idaho lambs, $500;
with Is per cent sort, top natives,
3131s: bulk. s1:.ooGI:.7s; fat ewes most
iy 3lseeS.eo.
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Chicago. Jane e7-Ths butter market
Yield today to tho pressure OF secumu'
is,inE receipts Nth practically no trade.
There was some inquiry for $50 score,
but this kind OF butter Was not plenu-
fut
Ninety score ears centralized sold gen.
orally AT 81 cents, Mower scores held
too high TO interest buyers, and tho tone
OF tho market was weak,
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New York Coffee.

New York. June a7.--A little covering
BY near-month shorts gave the market for
coffee futures a generally steady tone
today, but trading remained very quiet.
The opening was points lower to l
point higher, but July soon sold up to
3le.1? and was later bid up to $10.21
without finding sellers. Other months
stiffened ON the firmer ruling Of the
near position, selling about S to Is points
net higher with March advancing to
1855. Closing prices were at about tbs
hest, showing net advances Of l to
points, Sales were estimated at about
1 1e.O00 bags. Closing quotations: July,
Sle.11: September. 5000: October, $s.s7
December, 1891: January, 1855; March,
39.s2; May. as.
Spot Coffee-Dull; Rio Il. loSe; san
ton q. 14Ac to 14&c.
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iuYpentine and R0sin

Savannah. Ga. June 27,-Turpentine--
Firm: rs bbls, sales. i'oai: receipts
Rosin-Firm; sales. l.3?3 casks; re-
celpts. :.7s2: shipments. 267; stock. 49,
?29
Quote: B. N.25; D: it55: =. $3.50
!. sass: k, s5.l6G5?5: n. $40; n, $50;
VIC, $500; WV. 500.
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KanAaa CITY GHnin.

Kansas City. Mo-. June 27.-Cash wheat
No. . hard, $l.os@1.33; No. red. $1.oe
A1.07.
Corn:No. ; white, sShc; No. , yellow,
Slhc.
Hay: Best prairie. 81 higher: No. l.
$t1.oo@13.oo.
Kansas City, Mo-, June 27.-Wheat-
July, 3l.os; September, $l.oSh; Deem
Der, $1.llE.
Ccrn-July. 57Sc; September. s1hc;
December SsAc
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Foreign Exchange.
yew York, June 27-Foreign EXCHANGE

Easy.
Great Britain. demand. s441: cables
3l41k; 60-day bills on banks. 1854
Italy, demand. .o473h: cables. .0474.
Belgium, demand, .07s9h: cables, .o7sS
Germany. demand. .oo?sS: cables
.002SE.
Holland, demand, $3.50; cables, $685..
Norway, demand. 1872.
Sweden, demand, 1850.
Denmark, demand, also.
Switzerland. demand. 1896.
Spain, demand. 1855.
Greece, demand, .032o
Poland, demand. .0002A.
Czecho- Slovakia, demand. .0fs3
Argentine. demand, 1857.
Brazil. demand, 1876.
Montreal, .ssA.
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New York, June ?7.-Butter-Market
steady: creamery higher than extras.
3sh Q4oc.
Cheese-Firm, state whole milk, fats
fresh, specials, 20h@2lkc; do average
run, 20620kc; state whole milk twins,
fresh specials. 20k 020Ac; do average
run, 19S q 20c.
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New York, June 27.-Prices turned up
ward again with renewed buying in the
cotton market today. Its early come back
amounted to q rally Of 40 to IS points
from yesterdays closing level on scattered
profit taking from shorts. trade buying
from the lists action that yesterdays
decline had pretty we'll liqutdated the
market Of weakly held long cotton and
that the technical position was much i'm
proved. The strong undertene was main
tanned into the afternoon, although the
list sold off 10 to 20 points from its top
on professional realizing. In the last hour
new local selling was encountered and
prices slipped back almost on 4 par with
Mondays close, but . final rally left the
market to IL net higher
Southern spot markets were: Galveston,
211ec, unchanged: New Orleans. :1.5oc,
unchanged; Savannah. ALAS, IA points ad-
vance; Augusta, 21.:5c, 1: points ad-
vance: Memphis, 22.so. unchanged. Hous-
ton 3s.eec, Is points advance Little Rock,
:t.:5e, UNCHANGED
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NeK York MAfsla

New York. June .7.-Copper-Steady:
slectrolytic, spot and later, 13x 0131c.
Tin-Steady; spot and futures, 31.12c.
Iron-Steady and unchanged.
Lead-Steady; spot, 5.75@6.sse.
Zinc-Quiet; East st. Louis, spot and
nearby delivery. 5.210a35c.
Antimoey-Spot, 6.os05.esc.
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st. Louis. June 27.-Wheat-July
1.1ok; September. sil3h. Com. July
elx 0slk September, s5sc. Oats, July
ste; September. S9Hc.
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Minneapolis Grain

Minneapolis. June 27.-wheat cash: No
northern, $l.Ssh61.%eh; July. N.s2h
september. 3l.2sX; December. $123S.
corn-No yellow. S0@ssc. Oats. No
white, 35h0s5Sc; Barley, 47657c
Rye, No. 2. S3A6SSac. Flax, No. /
SS6l@167
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oploAos tlAsVVvlS.VVs Nv. . upidu0, StsVV
Z midland, $1,000 ol1.oo: No. 3 midland
l7oo@eoo: No. ! lowand. $s.oo01o.oo;
No: Iowland. s7.oo@Goo.
:,ssseSis;oe: No. :. ;ic.sesii:oe: No. s
=, sSt,sx-oat. ,s.ooe.eo:> wheat straw
G9o0soo;
~ PRS: 81 ~ cut :e are :s
No. ,o;n. RIBS a. iSc; No; Io,ns, s7hc; No
rounds. 1915; No. ? rounds. 1sc: No. J
rounds. 15c; No. ] ehucks. 12c; No. 2
p phiSsa' IT, IL; Ne So on n.is &c. No.
plates, &c.
HIDES AND WOOL
Seef hides: Green sailed No. I. Fer h.,
ss..e green green ss!ted No: :. per To-. 5osc;
hides No !. per H., soc: green nited
oid stock. per h., :6sc; green saited bull
hides No. !. per H.. &c: green .aited bull
hides No. 3. per h., &c.
sseh, $3.50; email, each. $500: pony and
Clues, each, Si.oo~1.:5.
Sheep pelts: Green sailed, a. to size
ah Wo %Gol' c ssSn: , &c! ~
s70ssc; medium and x-blood, per H., al
0soc: low and Y blood. Der ib.. 1s0;.c;
FURRY wool. per h.. 12@l7c.
FRUITS.
bananas: Per h., INC.
s oranges n;s ,- Size 2Is and larger. 5000
size 1874, ss.oo06.5o.
Lemons: According to size, per box,
G y According to size. per crate.
Apples: wlne.ap. according to size and
grade, $3.16@4.00; Ben Davis, according
to size and grade. $500: Newton Pippins,
according to size and grade, $3.50.
bos. saTneEsis.: Al Missouri per crate - Ct
FIGS: % pkss. Soc. SEES: bulk. psr
Pinsspsies: Cuban. according to size.
Cherries: California. Glib. boxes. $500
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New: No. l, per lb. 4hc.. Old
;sosk' n Idaho Whites; No; l. per cwt. !2.7o;
| Oregon Melted Gems, per cwt.. $500
Sweet Potatoes: Per bu.. sl.5o@2.oo.
Lettuce: Head, per crate, $S.500Aoo
head, per doz.. s1.oo@1.5o. Leaf. per doz.,
Egg Plant: Per doz., ;l.5oee.oo.
o:ions: Crystal Wax. 46-in. crate, $2.ei
@e.so; yellow. 45-lb. crate, S:.259s.oo:
homegrown, per doz, s5c.
Gr'u .nats:i, Hot It, house per dos' .'soo
$e.25.
Young Onions: Home grown. per doz
l. 10 " 20c.
Cabbage: New. per h., 4W5c.
| Tomatoes: Crates, I baskets, 31.o0@1.7J
Radishes: Per doz.. 10000.
Carrots and Turnips: New. per doz.
$l.00@l.25.
Beets and Turnps: Per hamper, $1.st
$3.50.
Spinach: Home grown. per doz, soc.
Green Peppers: Market basket, 41..B9
15e.
Green and Wax Beans: Per hamper
$s.606S.0o.
Parsley: Per doz. punches. market
basket, 75c
Watermelon: Per ID, 3@3Hc
Canraloupe: Per crate, Ss.a5.
Asparagus: Per doz.. 75c o$1.ee.
New Peas: Basket, about 8 lbs, 81 LOT
@l.c5.
| PLANTS
Tomato: Fer oox, 800.
Fansy Plants: Per doz., 1oc: per box
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London. June e7.-Silver-Bar. 3sad
per ounce.
Money! per cent.
Discount Rates-Short and three month";
bills. N 6:S Per cent.
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Sheep-Receipts. $500 head. Trading
was active on all classes at prices rul:
ing 25@5oc higher. Spring lambs sold
mostly at 313.o0@13e5, with BEST quality
Idahos quoted ut 1850. Clip spring
lambs sold at Sass and feeding year
lings at $40. Receipts in the sheep
division, were light, small lots Of ewes
selling at .4.oo@5.5o. with some quality
at $500. One lot Of wethers were quoted
as fully soc higher, selling at $3.50.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs. west
ems, $l2.50013.50: fat lambs, natives,
Sl1.00@lS25; feeder lambs. $500 q 11.so;
Gull lambs, $s.oO@1ooo; fat yearlings.
3s.0o@l0.75; fat wethers, ts.5o0s5o; fat
ewes, light, 34.0o@6oo; fat ewes, heavy,
a. 50 a L 90.
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Minneapolis. MINI, June 27.-Flour-
Unchanged to 1oc lower; family patents
3f.bo@17s.
Bran-$14.s0@11ec.
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N. Y. Curb Bonds

New York, June :7-Ttsnsacuons on the
New York curb bond market today were
fatIaWAt
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Live Stock
RECEIPrs-CARLOTs.
CAME Has Cha sa

Receipts and disposition Of livestock
q, the tniaH sloekyards, Omaha, Ssb,.
for - hours. ending 81 p, m. June -,
REcEIprs-cARIO
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Omaha Produce

Furnished by the state Of Nebraska. DE-
partment Of agriculture. bureau Of mar
kets and mirketinG:
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Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, Ia, June 27.-Cattie-Ke-
eaipts. s.oee head; market strong: active;
fed steers and yearlings. s...sgs.5s:
9rass steers and yearlings, $6.1e 67.so;
9rass cows and hsifers. 3s.oeos.oo; fat
sSsee zee; vssis. ssooSIaoo; feed.r..
SGeoo7.1o; calves. Slse3.:zs; fecdine
HcSs-Receipts, 1e.eee; market lee to
10 higher; butchers. SSse01e.is: stags.
Sf.3yo7.Se; lights. s1eL:e; heavy mixed.
32Sa0Sas: heavy packers, $3..t0s.So;
bulk Of sales, tl7s01e.oo.
sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts. 3sS head;
market strong.
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Money-Close, ~ per cent; Monday
close. 81 per cent.
Marks-Close. .0oeshc; Monday close,
| .007she.
Francs-Close, .0s35kc.
Sterling-Close, 34.4l11; Monday close,
Sl3
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-28
Chtcsss stocks.

Range of prices Of the isadlnE chle.se
stocks furnished by Logan Bryan. .e
Petsrs Trust building:
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New York Stocks

RANGE of prices Of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan Bryan, :4S Peters
Trust buildtnEs
RAILROADS.
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Dried Fruit

Dried Hfut.
New York, June :7.-Evaporated Apples
Nrrirm-
Yrunef-firm-
!. Apgieeta-Nominll
-Yoaehee-Quiet.
Z I1'dlaFkasN
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CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
BY Updiks Grain Co. DO. 1897. June ~

Art. Open. | High. Low. Close. Yes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-05
Quakes Rock Serbs.

. Belgarde-C Continuous heavy earth
shocks are occurring throughout Ser
bfa. !. More than 100 houses have been
destroyed: and many others damaged.
The, monetary loss up to the present
time is estimated at 80, 0OO, 900 dinars.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-05
Husband confesses TO Murder.

HUSBAND Confesses to Murder.
Rochester, N. Y.-After 20 hours
questioning by the sheriff, coroner and
district attorney, John J. Bott con.
fessed that he shot and killed his wife.
Irene. in the vestibule Of Home Acres
residence.