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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-04
FIRST TOUCH OF WINTER
STRIKES THE VALLEY

With the coming Of the new year
. real touch of winter has made it,
appearance in the San Luis valley.
Several inches snow fell Monday
and Tuesday and the temperature
dropped to about 12 degrees below
zero Tuesday night. On "Wednesday
night thermometers registered sill
lower.
We note. however. that many a1hef
sections OF the country are suffering
from bad storms and excessive cold
and one should always remember
that zero weather in the San Luis
valley Is like \ summer day In COM
parison to the damp cold Of lower
attitudes at the same mark.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-04

Thursday's Dollar Bargains
January 10th
DRY GOODS ROOM-Specials in Yard Goods
Silks. Georgettes, Wool materials; ma.
tertals suitable for Dresses, Skirts and
Cloakings.
MEMS DEPARTMENT-Pants, 31.OO the pair
Ties specially priced at $l.oo.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT. whit. Plate.
$l.0O.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
ADVERTISEMENT
TO DARKEN
GRAY HAIR
You Can Make Better Gray Hair
Remedy Than You Can isuy.

Gray, streaked or faded hair Is not
only unbecomlng. but unnecessary.
Anyone can prepare n simple mix.
ture at home that will darken gray
hair, and make IT soft and glossy. To
n half.plnt OF water add | ounce OF
bay rum, a small box of Barho Com
pound and !. ~. OF plycerlne
These ingredients can be bought Mt
any drug store at very little cost, or
the druggist will put 1t up for YOU.
Apply to the hair twice a week until
tho desired shade is obtained. This
VIII make a ray.halfed person lock
twenty years younger. II is easy to
use, does not color the scalp Is not
sticky or greasy and does not rub off
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Coppers Feature
Stock Market in
Record Volume
Various Rails Make New
Highs but -Industrials
Have Heavy Going; For
eign Exchange Strong.
BY RICHARD sPILLANE.
Universal Service Financial Edifor

New York Nov. 1o.--The coppers made
today's stock market. They came Into
rails We're weakening and the industrials
were TOO strong. There had been
a great aceumulation OF orders over sun
day from all over the country and the
first hour OF business crowded.
Again the ticker couldn't keep up with
the great volume OF transa ctions.
Various rails made new highs but the
industr trials had heavy going. The sugars
were particularly heavy. Y. S. steel un-
nothing to get enthusiastic about. Bald
win. American. Can. Cast Iron Pipe and
were jaded. Gradually the market slipped
and Ii not until the noon hour that
i got Strengthened out again through
The buying of the coppers began With
large volume Of small orders. These
se to e Sm With al the market
sponse to this buying the size of the in
dlvidual transactions increased until the
coppers the oils were the strongest group.
Rails were mixed some went TO new
highs and then sold of SHARPLY; Appar,
them and the leading industrials.
Bond business again was on a large
Transactions In stocks aggregated g.
273.000 shares.
Rails declined on an average five
Industriais were two-fifths of a point
Foreign exchange, strong. stetilns, up,
eAc. French francs, up IA points; lire,
up II. points.
Time money slightly stiffer.
Wheat went TO the highest OF the year
today To. market operators this was
most significant and predictions of 81
wheat were quite plentiful.
Winnipeg was closed on account OF the
holiday.
Lard was to 10 point. down.
Cotton, according to professionals. was
Influenced more today by the recent
strength of the stock and grain markets
than by developments in relation 10 cot
ton itself.
Futures were strong throughout the
day. Final prices were at 70 to SO points
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Buying Forces
Wheat Prices to
New High Ground
Corn Swings Irregularly
Higher; Oats Fairly Active
and Strong; Good Buy.
ing in Rye Pit.
BY CHARLES J. LEYDEN.

tnlversat service starr Correspondent.
Chicago. Nov. 1O.--Tremendous buying
Of wheat credited largely to cash in
terests. exporters and foreigners. swept
today Heavy profit taking for pro.
fessional and outside longs met the fur
strength at Liverpool. export demand
and further bulllsh advices eoncerning
the s.abilizlng influences.
Wheat closed Ia @sAe higher, corn
p Mo' ana gys ruea hfhes eats @sgs ssTsneed
Considering the fact that tomorrow
win be a holiday in domestic markets
count Of itself. Those who had played
for reaction were rushed to cover at
the last aggressive buying by one
offerings
Export wheat sales were finally placed
winters and low grade .Manitobas. were
bushels Liverpool finished 4i.@44
pence higher.
tracted good buying and swung --regu-
lariv higher. At midday important
last. The government report. issued
after the close. was regarded as bullish.
Oats were fairly active and strong,
Z the Argentine probably hurt oats crop
Good buying entered the rye pit but
the flurries were met by influential
profit taking. and best levels were not
maintained Scandinavia was credited
with taking rye early and Denmark and
Provisions were easy. Lard closed 2ia
qol0c lower and ribs unchanged TO zoe
down.
An actual world shortage OF wheat
later in, IN the season oomed more than an !.
Of the enormous and persistent P, support support
that much of its strength was due to
lowering of the Argentine estimates,
while hailstorms and rains in Australia
were supposed to have further cut down
the prospects in the commonwealth. Spot
wheat In the Liverpool exchange was up
2m3d. Significant also was the buoy
ancy OF sterling exchange.
The increase of $780, 900 bushels In the
United States visible wheat supply for
shoct-lived. An analysis of the changes
being rapidly moved from the. west to-
eastern ports Buffalo reported an in
erssss 9f oyer 4teoioS bushsl. ,,ts,t wheat
change but 1t is likely that all this
grain has been sold for future delivery
What attracted attention, marketwiss
was the excellent demand that persisted
nor Tssh sran Mnneapos noeS higher
premiums on all grades while the Du-
Nth No. spplng ra was sb. advsnsed pssr,eq 1e
moderate. and reports predict that when
country elevator stocks diminish re-
ceipts at terminals will also wane.
Due to the heavy world shipments of
2l.oos,ooo bushels. compared with
10, 307, 900 bushels a year ago, supply OF
wheat and flour on ocean passage for
the week increased 4.Ss2. 900 bushels. This
was not large and again emphasized to
the trade the fact that supplies of wheat
moving to Europe are rapidly going into
consumption. Liverpool noted much
1velier consumptive demand for the cash
article and a late cable to one Of the
biggest houses in the local trade in
formed that Germany had resumed buy
ing.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
New York Bonds

New York. Nov 10.-The pressure of
profit taking. accentuated by firmer time
money rates, checked the upward move
ment in the bond market today and prices
drifted irregularly lower at the close.
Primary interest again centered in
semi speculative railroad liens, with
prices Of Seaboard. Frisco and ST. Paul
issues falling from their recent high lev
els on a heavy volume OF realizing les
Buying orders were transferred into less
active bonds including Norfolk South
SIS. Illinois Central S IS Chicago IL
Western Indiana As and Rock Island izs,
which scored gains ranging from frae-
tions to about points.
dustrial group. as profit taking impeded
the advance OF railroad mortgages. Mar
land OIL 7hs, with warrants, mounted
3s points Renewed accumulation of
copper companies issues was reflected in
gains OF better than point In Magma
Is and Chile 6s Selling pressure against
sugar bonds. however. increased. driving
Punta Allegro Is down , points.
Reactionary tendencies predominated In
the United states government list
direct result of the dwinding supply Of
time funds Treasury ANS fell 1882 and
most OF the Liberty bonds displayed a
heavy tone. The principal feature OF
trading in the foreign group was the rise
1924 high at ia in sympathy with the
advance in sterling to the years nigh
est level.
The volume OF new financing continued
light. Among the issues scheduled for
Offering later in the week IL Sc. 500. 600
block of Central Iowa Power and Light
bonds.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Chicago Livestock

Chicago Nov. 10-United States De
partment Of Agricultural. .-Hogs-Re
ceipts. n 900 head: active. So 25c low
er; mostly / SC lower; underweisht steady /;
Increased supply; top. $1,000; bulk GOOD
and choice $50 TO 350-pound averages,
35@sso: 14o to lsO-pound weight
largely ts5Oas.OO bulk packing sows.
ssSOGs 90: bulk strong weight slaughter
pigs ts.O0@s.25: heavy weight noss'
$50 a 1900; medium. $3.50 q 1000; light,
ts.35n9.70: light lights. $40 q 800; PACK
ing hogs smooth. ss.e0Qs.15; right, ss-Se
0ss0: slaughter pigs 800 s.2s.
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 head; genersl
trade slow: lower grades predominating
In fed steers and fed she stock run. Both
classes comprised liberal proportion OF
short fed western grass offerings ABOUT
A. 900 head; comparatively few highly I'M
lshed yearlings or heavy steers here
strictly choice yearlings held at Sl5.o9.
few early sales vesrlings. $3.50 a 1.2o;
steady to weak: lower grades weak 70
unevenly lower: short fed heifers IN
liberal supply: bulls scarcely steady TO
strong; best bolognas S425m4.55 Vcalers
mostly 1900 TO packers; few 20 1926;
steady; quality considered: stockers and
feeders in liberal supply; few esriy ~
sales to feeder dealers. 800 downward :
sheep~Receipt. 10000 head; very
slow; few early sales fat lambs around
soc lower at si3.5on15.7s; some held
higher: fat sheep unchanged; fat range
ewes $3.50: feeding lambs steady 20 zoe
higher: top. si+.5o: bulk. si366@l 1879.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

Omaha Livestock

Receipts were. Cattle Hogs Sheep
Same day last wk. 1854 $3.50 s.sIo
Same day wLs ago. 1851 o'sSs s'ssss
Same dy year ago. .14,2O0 s,i35 5,b6b
csttle-Receipts. 1s,5oo head. Mon
asiy ssey Of 9n short feds ana ths
ket was dull and weak on anythins of
this End Wnst o,d few t,J long fed steers
best yearlinss around si1 5o@11.75.. The
market leIu about steady on grass tesvos
slaner id e grades 81 Il sae w stock It Vas largely
10@15c lower trade. In stockers and
feeders buyers took the ,s desirable RAJ
Quotations on cattle-Choice to prime
ysarIinss. ysarIln sleSc@iIs5; s fair to good
yearlings. ss.50@lV.50; common to lair
yearIings trashy GSeins
heavy 6eeves. sa.75pi1.oO: good to choice
heavy beeyes, s9;Ooas75; fair 20 good good
beeyes, s7:oo@s.oo; good to prime fed
heifers. ss.00@lo50; plain to good fed
heifers.. ss;5o@S.oo; common to good led
cows. si.00m5.75; good to choice grass
beeves, s7.O0@s.00: fair to gool grass
beeves. s6.oo@6.s5; common to fair grass
beeves. s5.00@5.75; Mexican steers. xo.s0
Q4.75; choice to prime grass heifers. se.c0
do6.75 good to choice grass heiters. se 20
$500; fair to good grass heifers. $500 9
spV @s'ss: pS5od good TO ] CHOICE grass COWS. iisS
% @5.oo: fair to good grass cows. ss7sg
choice to prime feeders. $1,000 25; good
to choice feeders, ss.65@7.5o; fair to good
feeders, s5.75@6.5O; comnon to fair feed
ers, $4,000 $50; good to choice stockers,
q so; common 70 fair. st9cserss, siSsY s6t
Reiters. RisG; asai sssa.i5o@4'7s; stock COWS. $500
calves, $3.50 @lo.5o; bologna balls. 1900
~'''V' BEEF STEERS.
=. :, s,sss g. Ss Ss 55ss:: sss sss q q
STEERS AND HEiFERssi, :, 7s
s..,, ss5 %
i''''; ;sroSscKERs SsS AND FEEDERS.
q: ss::;si ssi 70 70 50 s.. POI =. 20
supplies elsewhere. and sharply lower
trends tended to depress values locally
hece Saiehsr esr fay OSSsT sse OFT whe
the start. Bulk Of ali sales was at $50
@''i0 with top ifiSS hoGs.
70. !. AZ AZ 81 5PTi5 ss' &c. AZ AZ sh syie
head. Local packers made a determined
and successful effort to lower their cost
csc to in some cases more decline. Feed
ers ruled strong to quarter higher with
aged sheep showing little change.
Quotations Sheep and Lambs
Lambs. good to choice, s1S.25 50l3.75.
lambs. fair to good. $1,000 1925; feed
ing lambs. s12.00@13.50: wethers. $5.onp
75O; clipped lambs, fed, Sll.1b a 11.25;
yearlings. range s7.o0@e.5O; fat ewes.
s5.00@7.35: breeding ewes, yearlings ex-
cluded, te.ooGs.oo; feeding ewes $4,000
6.25.
Receipts and disposition OF livestock
at the Union stockyards Omaha, for "a
hours, ending at p. M:
RECEIPTS-CARLOT.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

Chicago. Nov. 10.-Wheat-No. 2 haru
s153iz m1.54 No. hard. s1.51i7152.
corn-No. 2 mixed. s1.iiQ1.12; No.
oats-No' white. 52isG53c: No.
white, 4eZ oslo.
Rye-No .. s1.55G135h.
Barley--7s 61s5c.
Seed-Timothy, s4s5 q $50. clover
s1s00M29.00.
Provisions-Lard. s15fo: ribs, $3.50
heliies s14o5
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
>ev York General.

New York. Nov. 1o.-Flonr--Firmer:
srrin~ patents. s7s0NS.95: soft winter
siraights S7e5M7.75. hard winter
Two Fiour--Firmer: fair TO good We
% 80. choice to fa1ey S7.55m775.
Cafnmeal--Firm: fine white and yellow
sranula ted. s3.1h 3.5,
Rye--Firm No western, Sl4OI I, o.
b. New York. and S1.f3h C.. !. export
Bsrev--Firm mailing. s1.O4nl.Qt, c.
l. + Npw York.
eat.Firm; fine milling. 's.so;
Ganadian. S220.
Wheat-Spot. tirm: No dark north
ern snrinr c. I. I New York. lake and
isfl. sl.s5h; No hard winter. T. o, b.;
bake and rail. sl.67&: No mixed
dTtum. s1.66& No. l Manitoba. un-
~vfloted.
Corn-spot steady: No ? yellow, c. |. Z
track New York. lake and rail. sl.3s:
M m ixed. do. sl.27.
Oats-Spot. firm. No. white. soto.
Feed--iirm; city bran pound sacks.
t9i %: western bran. do. 81 son 50 90.
Hav--Steady; No. !. s2Son; No. z
s25.09T 2f.0o. No. 3, s22.00Go23.00: ship
ping s1s.0am19 90.
Hops-Steady: state 1924, s2m37c: Pa
cific coast. 1924. 17mz2c: io25. 15miIc.
Pork--Steady; mess. S33. 500 "a. 90;
family ss2 2000 35.00.
Lard Barely steady: middlewest,
s15s6m15.s5
Tsllow-Firm; special loose. s%c: e1-
Rice-Firm; fancy head 71407Ac
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

Kansas city. Nov. 1o.-Wheat. 10;
i5s; December. s1.44.; May, si.6oh
cofn@No. white. si.os; No ? yellow,
si07G109: No. Yellow sl.054 !: :Oe;
10. mixed. s1Oi@1 .o3: December
slo27s: MAY. tf.o7. July. sf.os split.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

Chicago, Nov. 10-With fair amount
OF trading reported. especially on The
medium and lower scores, the butter
market TODAY ruled steady. Stocks OF
butter on the streets were not large AMI
dealers in some quarters found IL posi- :
lle to obtain slight premiums on fui VI
and 90 score lots. The centralized car
was steady with trading quiet. Ninety
score centralized storage cars moved ~
Fresh Iutter-92 score, 3she. 81 score.
36c. 80 score SAC: 80 score. 33c. w
score ~ hc: 81 score. 30c. sc score, 2Sc.
Centralized Carlots-90 score. 37c. 80
scnre. AZ. Aa kcOre. Sd hc.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Omaha Grain

Omaha, Nov. 10
Cash wheat sold on the tables today
from &c 10 &C higher. There was gool
outside demand and persistent strength
in The futures was reflected in the local
cash market. Receipts were 9s cars.
Corn sold at unchanged prices to &c
oats sold A9ic higher. Receipts were
rye was quoted 2lsc higher and bar
-, Oman. Carlo. Sales.
No. 1 dark hard: l car, VIZ a..
No. / hard: car. sl.4Sis; cars VIZ
NG hard: !, ga, ssE. sitsn' az. ,t...; sarsi /
si44a; az ears, rsr s4a ,iso. csr. ears s. 81
: Ssi ssr. siI1; aaId: cars ears s!s car ;iss:
FasHs "a. s..a ha4d. cars: sat. ''i car s,
/ ear. s1.ssh; l car, si.42; car. 81 ssh
No hard: l car. s1.s5. ! car, ?: 40.
8, Sample ian pie aar hqrd; :, a. car Wv 80 car
No. / spring: cars. sl.s5; 2 cars. $50
l ear. s1.54. 80
No. i mixed: car. sl.52: l car. si.si;
No. No. nike mixed car. ,l.4s; cars. 'i4O;
No. No. mixed: .as ear;s si'i'.
No. No. : : Witt: whles; s-s car ear. aie,' SIC
M, yellow: l car, *lOs "A.
No. yellow yellow: ! car car sioa siSo
Special yellow: l car. 90c
No. 2 mixed: l car, u .o4.
No mixed: car. s1o4; car
s1o3i5: car. s1.oS.
No. 6 mixed; car, N.oo.
OATS.
No. 2 white: cars. 49c.
No. white: 3 cars. Is he: car. ~ G..
No. white; car, 4shc; l car. 4sc.
Sample white: car. 46hc: cars.
47isc. cars. 461scrr,.
u'sss. rye 80 ea-
No. barley: l car. soc.
Ne n.,,v bnrns; Inlns;t,on car II Drain Received
Hard: cars No. l, 2l cars No. 2,
7 cars No. :. cars No. L.. cars No. ..
Mixed: car No. |, l car No. 2, Z
cars No. ). ear No. =
Mixed durum: / car No. /, car No. :.
Total So cars.
Yellow. cars No. ,, 1 car No. T. 2
White car No. 2. car No. l. !
car Mised. ESi d : car. No. ?. car. No. 3. ],
car No. 8
Total, IA cars.
white: cars No. 2 "a cars No. 3.
cars No. 4. cars sample.
Total, % cars.
cars No. !. cars No. 2.
Total, cars p.prpy
car No. I, l car sample.
Total, cars.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Minneapolis Grain

. MinneapoIls, Nov Wv gp,l. hsat,Gssn NJ
81 81 y @l.ssh; good to. choice, s1.55 Y q
1.6Oh. ordinary to good. tl5l y m 90 n =;
No. hard spring. 81. So u @l 81 No.
dark hard Montana. on track s1.4si5 @
1.s6h; to arrive, sl.4sh q G1.6eh; De-
cember sf.5f May sissy.
Corn-No. 4 yellow, 81 1.o5 d1.o9.
oats-No. 3 white, 46 O i6izc
Barlev-67Gps s3c.
Rye-No .. 81 ssia G1.2sS. =
Flax-No /. te.5991 n 2.6Ss..
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
New York Produce.

New York. Nov. 10.-Butter-Firn; re-
ceipts. ls4s tubs Creamery higher than
extras. 4iG41he: creamery extras. ts2
score). 4ohc; ditto firsts, tss 10 81
seore9 s3hns5nc; packing stock. cur
rent make. No. 2. % u q 2ec.
Eggs-Firm: receipts. 4722 csses'
fjrsts 4sI52e; ditto seconds and poorer.
37m45c: nearby hennery whites. closely
selected extras. s1Ms4e: nearby ana
nearby western hennery whites. flrsts 10
average extras 62nsoc: nearby hennery
browns. extras. 5snssc: Pacific coast
whites extra. 7s a soc. ditto firsts to extra
firsts g2m75e. refrigerator. extra frsts.
10 u n 40e; ditto. firsts. IS a 39e.
cheese-Firm. receipts, 2s.t0g pounds
state. whole milk. flats. fresh. fancy 10
anev specials 20621e; ditto. average run,
IeT1sfsc; state whole milk. flats held.
fancy to fancy specials. 2f02f &c; ditt>
average run 26d20he.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
itosion Wool.

Boston. Mass. Nov. ia fair amount
M business IL In progress on the wool
market Some stock has moved NJ q
slightly higher level. However the vol.
ume was not large Delsine aud half
blood wools similar TO Ohio and Penn
sylvanla are held at cent 10 two
cents per pound higher In the grease
One half blood has moved at 50 cents
per pound on this basis,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
New York Ipry (,ood.-

New York. Nov 10.-Unfinished cot
ton goods markets were strong and ac-
tive today. sales being made for con-
tract delivery extending 10 March.
Prices advanced on print cloths. sheet
ings and some other lines Ginghams
we're In much better demand and per-
Gales sold more freely. Jobbers reporte ed
a steady filling-in business and more re-
quests for spring lines. Wool goods mar
kets were firm with dress goods doing
better than mems wear. New prices
were being named on outwear goods bv
knitters for the fall season OF 1925. Raw
silk was steady here hut advanced at
Yokohama Burlaps here were stronger
and higher
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

81 Joaeph Nov. 10.--HoEs-KeceIpts.
5000 head; 25c lower; top. $3.50; bulk
ss.s0M9.5O.
25c lower: bulk OF atccrs. S.0Oua. 30.
cows and hclfers. s3.2bma.0O; colvcs. 81, 90
1850; stockers and feeders. $500 ~ so.
Sheep and Lambs--Rcceipts. 4, 900 head
stoady: lambs. tl2.5b@14.15. ewes. $500
6f7g5.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Visible Grain Supply.

Kew York. Nov. 10.-The vlslbIe sup
My OF American grain shows the follow
inr changes In bushes;
Wheat increased 4.s06. 900. Corn de
creased go, 900. Oats increased 1.s32.oOO
Rye increased 1.43s0oo. Barley Increased
30 900.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Fast st. Louis Livestock.

East 81. Louis. III, Nov ID.--Hogs---
Receipts II 400 head hog market opened
15 to 25c lower. late and closing tone
IS to 4Oc lower; $1,000 paid early for
choice heavies; late ton. 1920; bulk lse
pounds. se.25@s,e0. big packers bought
about 5000 hogs at the full decline. bulk
40 to 160 pounds. s9.60We2b; good
$3.50.
Cattle-Receipts. 10000 head; grass
and classes steady; bulk steers. s6.25@
$50: heifers. s6.50Ws.50; cows, 81. "
$50: canners, s2.50m275: bulls. 81: :50N
4 90; vealers. $3.50. ton calves, $1,000.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; fat lambs.
&c lower; top to outsiders, sis.75; paca,,
er top 1880: cnls, largely ~ 90; aged
sheep steady; bulk good light ewes, ts.ooi
lsN lnts IN 10 So. 30.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Nov. 10. Csttle-Re-
ceipts. $4,000 head: calves. 1000 head
beef steers and yearlInss. slow; market.
bout steady: mostly grnssers and snort
feds: grassers TO killers. $500 @e. SO;
short feds upward TO $500: she stock.
dull f0c to CSC lower: butchers cows and
helfers ts.50qo6.50: Gamers and cutters.
s25on 325: bulls and calves steady
feeders moderately active: steady; bulk
steers. s5.ooa7.oO. stock cows and heif-
ers s500G15.00
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head: market.
slow early trading mostly 26c to 35c
lower than SATURDAYS average: packer
and shipper top. s9.b5; bulk OF sales
sss56DO.45: bulk desirable. $50 TO 300
pound averages. ss.156e.ts: packing
sows m silly. sS.35ms.b0: light lights. 25c
7.25
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; market.
lambs. generally steady fed Colorades'
w. s13.b061loo odd lots sheep. about
steady: small punches ewes, up to s1.26.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11

New york Nov .-cotton-spot
Market steady: middling. 24.60c.
Futures. Market closed steady. De.
cember, e4f212415c: January 2t33m
s43sc: March. 24s1 Qe4 s5e; May 2A93g
"a o7c: July, a4.ssn24.6ac
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-11
NeW XorL Paulfrr

New York. Nov. 10-Iive Pouitry-ir-
regular. no freight quotations: chickens
by express, 22T2se. fowls By express
turkeys by express. - q 4oc.
IS 2se; ROSTERS by freight IS 2ec /.
Dressed poultry-Stesdy. chickens -
SEE turkeys 5oTssc
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New York Coffee Futures.

New York, Nov. 1s.-An opening sd-
vance Of a. 10 73 points met considerable
realizing In the market for coffee futures
today but It was absorbed on moderate
reactions owing 70 reports OF strength IN
and commission house buying. December
sold up 10 "a cents and March to r.
cents The close was Within point or
two Of the best. showing net advances
OF ~ 10 7S points. Sales we're estimated
Gambler. 22s9c; March 22.3sc; May.
2i7sc; July. 2l.12e; September, 2o.t4e.
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81. I.oul. Grain Futures.

St Louis Mo. Nov. 10.-Wheat-Close
December. s1.52h: May. s1.5s%.
corn-December, si.osS: May, I14h
Oats-December. 52hc: May. b7Ac.
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London Nov. io,-Ber silver-,S ia-1ed
per ounce.
Money--Hh per cent
Discount Ratss--short bills, at per
cent three months balls, 3ss per cont,
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NinpeapoIis F1ou
New York Cotton.

Minneapolis. Nov. 1o-Flour-i0T y
hisher: family patents. ss.i5Vs.zo.
Bran-ts4 00M25.00
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N. Y.Curb Bonds
Domestic Bonds,

New York. Nov 1o.-Following Is the
official list OF transactions ON the New
York Curb exchange. giving all bonds
tradnd In.
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Chicago Stocks.

Chicago stocks. bid and ask furnished
by = s Bache a. Co. 224 Omaha Ns-
tional bank building. Phones Jackson
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New York, Nov. 10.-No changes oc-
Cured In raw sugar today spots being
quoted at 6.46c duty paid without busi-
ness. Raw sugar futures showed early
declines OF to points under scattered
commission house selling but rallied
sharply on covering and Cuban buying
promoted by reports of unfavorable
weather in Cuba. Final prices were &
points higher on December. and l TO 3
on the later deliveries. December closed
S72e; March, 3s9e; May. S.0sc; July.
317c.
No Improvement was shown in the de-
mand for refined sugar. List prices were
unchanged at 7.15c to 7.50c for fine gran
ulated. 1t was reported that 10000 bags
Of refined sugar. purchased here by Hol-
land some time ago. were to be shipped
back here and resold because Of the
iaek Of market in that country.
Refined futures were nominal,
Chicago Egg and Butter Futures.
Nov. 10.
Quotations furnished by George p
Clark. 1927 Woodmen Of the World build.
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New York Quotations

New York stock exchange quotations |
furnished by J. S. Bsche Co. 224
Omaha National Bank building:
Hirh Low. clnse Sa |
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Foreign Exchange Rates.

Following are today's rates Of exchange
as compared with the mar valuation. Fur
nished by the Peters National bank: