Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1915, Page 12

OBAHA GRAIN AND PROVISION Cash Wheat is in{ at Prices Rang- ing from One to Four Cenu Lower, SELLERS !IOLD ka GRAIN | OMAHA, Oct. %, 191 The local cash wheat market was weak | todl and ranged from 1@4c lower. The receipts of this cereal were pretty fair and the demand was falrly active, but the sellers did not seem IanMd to IQ\ £0_of their grain at these low P Corn recelpts continued very *)(n consequently there were only a I nln' Pi No. 1, ioie: No. 3, #iea: No 'V‘ ml'l%‘—orux-, Ciirornia | clas, 13 150, $4.7 box; California V Oats were quoted about ¢ lower. |clas, 176s and smaller, $.60 box. reported. Although there was a pretty g00d cash demand for this cereal the market sold unchanged to ¢ lower .There was a pretty active demand for oats and the receipts of this cereal were | vmu' good. There was a good demand for rye and 1t_801d unchanged to g There were no sales o bnr\«{ and this market remained practical changed, a aly e aive 3, 11s 844d; No. 1 northern Duluth, 1ls 2 hard winter, RN —Spot, Amel Plata, 6s 11d OMAMA GENERAL MARKET, POULTRY—Hen $@100; _ broflers, 159 aprings, : rvo.tot-' S0 turs | Keys, 18¢; ducks, 16c; ull feather- por dosen. d, Se; uabs, §$1. F1SH-Hanbut, ile salmon pink, 9¢; -dm 160; bull 14¢; lake trout, 16c; ke, lfic. whitefis| 16c; cropples, i8o; pickeral, 10c. FFuit aid vegeuibie prices rurnished by | Gilinski Fruit Co.. BEEF urm—mu No. 1, 19%0; No. 2, Mo, N ; I 0. 3, 1twe. Lolns o, Ne. i8¢, No. Mo, Chucks: Ne. 1, o, 3, Mo o.fil:. Rounds: No. i, iee; No. ' le; No. 3, ldc. Piates: I Extra fancy Golden Bowl, 300s, extra fancy Golden Bowl, e | extra fancy Sunkist, 30e, 36e, .80 Red Ball, 3.0 box. Grapefruit 68, §0s, %550 box. Peachea: Col Kibertas, ®o erate: California Salways, 0.\( _crate. Pears: Michigan _Keifers, bu.; winter Nellons, $2.35 box; Clearances were: Wheat and flo\lr.,uunn- Clargiue, $2.60 box. fln!u: To- equal to 1 000 bu. 'nswn bu; corn, 1 ves 14 hllher‘ corn, Primary wheat recelpts, were 2,289,000 bu._and -hlvmenu 1,309,000 against o8R0 %u. e yu‘f.‘-' wnd“inipfients illinols Ben Davis, $2.7 bbl. Bananas e s were 837,000 bu, | Medium fruit, $.00 to §2.3 bunch: | I.hfl shipments 307, bu., m"'-‘ re- | ¢ hun((ulnolu ad Port Limon, Jumbo, 4o ceipts of 0,00 by, and ‘shipments of | ‘antaloupes: Colorado ink meats, B0 bu. last vear. Prim; receipts were 1,404,000 bu. and lhl men!l 1,219,00 bu.,, against re- celpts o x!mow bu. and shipments of | ¥56,000 bu. last year, RECEIPTS. Wheat. Corn. Onts. 87 Celery: |nulnml yellow, 1%c fb.: tomatoes, Gal | koys, $1.3 crate; Michigan and N basket grapes, o et. Apple daho rpool elose: w‘hn;.hunrhu-nd 10| fancy Jonathans, $1.50 box: ldaho extra ington Jonathans, $1.76 box; Jonathans, $3.35 bbl. Grimes Golden, Huntsmans, Pewaukees and Greenings, $.00 bbl.: "h~ crate. VEGETABLES~Cabbage, 1 ", h:-—ul lettuce, $1.00 dom. ; ‘!--' lettuce, Iflc dom.; celery, Jumbo, f5c do.: «i.z u\uu\rn Wo dos.; celery, Mihlegan, Jumbo, 75¢ dos.; oel ifornia, $L8W box. peppers. 50¢ basket; arsley, %c dos.. rutabagas, 1%o Ib.; . | caulifiower, 10¢ 1b.: wax _and green 2 beans, $1.00 basket. Onions: Spanish, §1.50 . 52340, 3 mixed: lw-.m No. 6 mixed: 1 car, 6le, Sample: 1 car, 6ljc. Oats—Stand- . No. 3 whits t No. I turle‘y $1.02@1.08; hard, %c@ :due No. 3 spring l&w’l ) d\lrum, %Wc; no_grade, Iflle C:rn No. 2 white, 6% @88c; No. 'h.ll @62%0; No. 4 o a s Roop mlx'edll ?w.ol (o & mxmd f1%e. Oats: 3/H@Me;_stan- ‘white, @HIO; ¢c. Barley: Malting, lNlad, “W. Rye: 0. 3, MA@, Cm-mxu closing rlcu. furnished The Bee by Logan & stock and grain brokers, 16 So. Bixteenth street, Omana: Article] Open. | High.| Low. |uo.-(n.y ol it 14 55 16 80-76 lfli B—Bid. CHICAGO GRAIN A;_‘I; PROVISIONS Featurey of the Trading and Closing Prices on Board of Trade. CHICAGO, Oct, 2.—Government orders for heavy import duties in France put & new burden today on wheat prices here. Largely in consequence the market, which was unsettied at the close, showed a decline of 1l%c to N.l%n net, with December at $SLO@L04%, May at $1.05%. The outcome in oorl was _the same as yesterday to %@%o lvvu. Oats were off %e to '$@%c, and provisions down 17%c to 6be. Official announcement that France had put into effect a stiff dity on wheat was fenerally construed here to mply for at foast the time being a decided slackening of demand on this side of the Atldntic, According to a _lead! authority, plan was evidently an eFort in the direo: tion of a bearish control of prices, and would tend to make any export business to France by ordinary merchants more ditficult even.than has recently been the case. Abnormally enlarged receipts noethwest, with signs of a continuance of the huge movement there from first |3e" hlndl. operated also to put the bulls at l tage the start an lo vent any notable rally. reach the immense total 260,000,000 bushels. Another forecast was that 2,700 carloads would arrive at Win- nipeg tomorrow, as inst only lfl cars on _the corresponding day a year ag: Corn gave way owing to fine 'nth.l' and the weakness of wheat. A sh bulge in price at Liverpool had only - slight temporary effect on values here. n _the oats crowd the chief factor was the bearish action of other grain. Com- mission houses bought on the declines. Sharp breaks in the hog market tum- bled down with provisions. What little support uun wu came almost entirely from the sho! FEW YORK GENERAL MARKET Quotations of the Day on Varieus Commodities. NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—FLOT E WHBAT—Spot, weak:: No. 1, puluth, $.%; No. | northern. Manitoba, T G barly Bftalo, Futures, weak: CORN--Spot. steady: Na 2 yellow, TEAREBot, casy: No. 3 white, 1% HAY—Dull; No. 1. $L.20@1.%; No. 2, 064115 No. 3, 90cG$1.00; shipping, P&-Qule! lul , common to chulu:. lflb lrop L@ crop, 8@i2c; Pacific 1916 _crop, umu 1914 crop, 1@lic, “HTbES steady; Hogota, RGIC, Centrai America, c. IATHERfP’Ll;m‘ hemlock firsts, 329 38¢: seconds, 31 nPROVlBlONB—Pnrk unmdsd Dell. 6.00917.00: family, ' $20.50@22.50; short glears. NGOG Best, steady: mess $16.50G17.00; family mfi’ ‘weak; mi le wes lm TALLOW.-Firm; ‘city, 7e; country, 1@ fal, Sc . Unsettled; r‘cflm 3 tubs; erumery extras, 23@29e; firsts, 25, 3 6,300 lar; recelpts " caste: mn-n eipts, 2,904 boxes: state whole mil rm nc ’n. L'hne and folonl specials, ll'w‘c average fanoy, | ULTRY—Alive, prices not _settled; hickens, | firossed, dull. western fresh "chickene: i freah trozen turkeys, 1bG2ge. Mineapolis Grain Market. SMINNBAPOLLS Oct. 20— WHEA! $1.0#%; No. 1 lfi o~ ;ou’;"l 0. nor! ! FLOUR — :g; first clears, u-; second BARLEY—4sgbc. RYEbigesc. BRAN $ yellow, Ggme OATS-N: 3 ite, 334@S8te. PLAX—#1. Jm uv-r'nl Gratn Market. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20.—~WHEAT- fiml, No. 1 Manitoba, no stock; No. 3, s 4d; R e Bopeomn. 481 Ib. _pack | Kansas City Graim rate. Potatoes: Colorado white stock, | 24 (600 bu.; Ohlos G5c bu. Sweet potatoes: lumver; nw hamper; Virginias, oar- Nt Walnuta: 1, i8¢ Ib.; Bra- zils, 1 Ib.: Aiverts. i o 1246 b, Almonds: Nompareils, IXL, T ib. " Drakes, i ib:'Ne mu-" Crackerjack, $3.50 case; % uoase, Cornpops, $.35 case; 3% oase 1165 l"lw Dromedary, $33 mls sugar walnut dates, $1.50 bax. Pean: salted, No. 1 raw, 6o | Jumbo raw, 7c Ib. Sc 1b. “Honey: 8375 case: ’ : Sumblers o case, $.8 Cocoanuts: $4.50 bag; The dox. Provisions. KANSAS CITY, Oct. 0.—~WHEAT--No. “|2 hard, $1.05@1.13: No. 2 red. $1.1871.% 'Dneembcr. $1.00%@1.00%; May, $1.0%@ (‘OR.N—Nn 2 mixed, S4'4mo8Y40; 3 white, HOsHe: December, 59%c; Moz o e, OATS—No. 2 white, 39¢40c; No. 2 mixed, I@ec BUTTER—Creamery, 7¢; firsts, c; nds Be: packing, 10e. "g'?:u Firsts. 280; seconds, 19%e. TLTRY—-Hens, 1%c: roosters, J¢: broflers. 1be. Omaha Hay Market. PRAIRIE HAY_Cholce upland, siame 1080; No. 18 @@i0 00 No No. oomoo Chnloe mMImd n: 1000 No ! 4 Nn «s Cholcc- mwl-nd uoo M-l 2, $7.00§8.00; No. ueo lfl STRAW-—Cholce wheat, $5.50@6.00; ohoice t O ALFALFA—Choice, $uReEN; No. L b NoHL0; No. 5, FTS0GHE, st. la‘l. -I‘h m-l. "l' LOUIS, M 20.~WHREAT-No. 2 nfin; Nn. l , $1.11; December, ‘;’6::1"&'3&0‘)“’»“&,. No. 2 white, nom- -:u_l 7 lnh! Ly o4 “r ‘mn uu at uw)- ter lot QI. vt Soelter, Cotfee Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—The market for af;lu futures was more active today, ol actiye business in the cost and fre! market h‘!:mfi-lurd.y had_been fol- lowed by ler o from Brasil m nmol’:loi ts on a renewed demand which seemed to ocome rnly four aee w\u«c March sold up to (fle July to 6.80c in the late trading. close was 7 to § points net hlfller !nlaa 4,25 bags. October, 8.50c; wvnmb«r. December, €50c; . 9888 J el B8c; March, 6.61: Arll H-3 May, & 6.7c; July, 6.80¢; Au- 'N mbe'l lm o Ts, Eovt nx fnu!'n & tations rom X r_Santos 4s, while few if any offers r s were reported. Rio exehn{ on London was flrel d&d g!::n ‘with s prices nnemw at| 52 feeder: w nlc higher at Rio Sugar Mfl. NEW YORK, Oet. 20—SUGAR—Raw, firm, coltrl(u‘ll &nc“dnw!uu. 8.620, lnnllld 5. “‘r‘\h&fi orened firm on hu’\y}m ‘fiy trade Intarests and shorts prompta e advances in bulh raw and refined mhl:' At noon prices were 7 points ofl and -.-1-. VANIAT, 20.—TURPEN- TIND— sales, none Tecelpta, 163 bbls.; -h\pmenh 251 bbls.; -tocklh‘l.. l"lrm. l‘-.l- 623 bbls. 48 bbis.; 301 bbis and G W m- uotations: A, D, B, l"\ an& there wu only a nfln td‘fi" idh g ed 18.67c: !l:cnlllfl. 12.%e; March, M %c cotton market closed steady, net unchaneed to 3 points lower. LI POOL, Oct. 20.—-COTTON-8) r!* steady; good middling, 7.60d mlddl Z{u Low middiing, §.508; sales, 13,05 os. vaporated Apples and Dried Frauits P NEW YORIC Oct. . ~EVAPORATED | APPLI'R-*'.N'I{ DRIED FRUITS-Prunes and raisins, firm. Peaches, quiet Apricots, steady: choloe, #i4c; fancy, 1%@H! Dry floo‘l -lrkfl. o an NEW YORK, OcLN DRL‘OOODC— flllfly(olh 233 Eun’a:} =5 ; ~§,§ 8 _:,fi_x::sx : e ‘e ll,}n’ OMAHA, THURSDAY, .T'w oi'fl m'un"on trade took «-nml\ after the early mndtym some sales mmde Hooars marker wes | Iate trade yes was 10@Se to In apots e Best owes hare («h\ frouene s @ lambds: Lamba, OCTOBER 21, OMAHA LIVE STOCK MA % \NEW YORK STOCK MARKET| | Cattle Receipts Moderate and Prioes Generdlly Steady—S8heep Weak |1 and Lambs Strong. HOGS QUARTER TO FIFTY LOWER sood OMAHA, October D, M8, not mueh better than th yomings, which X ‘ good :Rwlo:. rwu alr to ewen, feeders Romnndv' 1 feeder lambs feeder lambe lambe > 2 222383228 g Y Thru dnys this week 2.3 e d last week. 44,34 I wka. I‘o.lul 24 Same days 0 wha m&lfl Bame days last year. 51,006 ‘The following llbh ho t ‘1—1 for (havuu l last year: . |m Montana lambs u Wyumlnl feeder lamba Montana feedor lambs. . OHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET | Woolen, 2 to B e SRTLBRISE Unaettlod—Noms Wealke— iqwing table showe m the Omaha CHICAGO, Oct. 30.—CATTLE—Recaipts, 16,000 head: market unsettied $6.0001060; western steers, $47 lll mwl and heifers, $2.9088.35; calves, llmlm.-. 82,000 head m;rl. Olk bull of sales, §7 601 20678 od §7. hu\v $7.200%.15; rough. . SDT %, 67, "-ul!:m‘ AQ"\ LAMRE-. Recelpt g Jast few days, “fi—‘—‘_‘fm———m mlrl!t for t 7 B = E i @ 2 o 82288 o X g B ——— L] 8%, i :fl:sn e 2 =8 o Kansas City Live Stook Market, KANSAS CITY. Oct. 20 —(‘A’T‘TLR»—I.- ipts, head: market nmn 50; ‘western Ssers umn oedo! 8,25 8 sesz3a” RN 22 LELE El B e e : ?5335’2?? BRERES - BIA2E BEgy 85 "s282By “uas et aietesate ) 1 » BERE®® gt i S —— . saasn wnmm 2! 2] k '1, h Dfi(‘lorl lnfl \llrh-r- A0S 10 T Recelpts ang dllpoll!lml of live stook at the Union stock twr:’v:.y—luur hours endln. at 8 o'clock yes- RECEIP'TS“ tl AHEE] D LAMBA- th"l hend: mr\ut steone: "' - Hoks. Sheep, H'r's. Louts Live Stock Market. l'l‘ W'll. Oct. 0. ~CATTLE-—Receipts, m"knt wteady ; % Fewball o X NI'I -wd haue fl""l : wl OGS—-Receipts, 11,000 head; m lov T, Mn and liahta, 8600 00 . T8@8.10; good heavy, $7.90 !Hl!r AND LAMBS-—Recel; head: market, steady; sheep and owes, %5.0096.50. Soux Ofty I-I'. lio«k Market, B!OUX L'l" 8l vu: BdoaBr: 8} o2 sl: vesellies 20.—CATTLE- muhn nudv “nnou. . N"O! m -lo«h 0087 $6.000). J. W. Murphy . Linceln Pkg. Co. 9641836 DUk of salen. nm LAIBB—le 8,144 4561 22,408 CA' ITLD—M‘ V:: WMI:.I&,rIY Ilb-nl. na ho thre “..:;Ih week no'l ad, & falling bl( ol 14,00 head .l mmmnd 'Ith I recol on for the week is only most_recent weeks drsd head short of the lnme p'lhd A yoar “Bood to choles cornted beeves were in fair demand at steady prices, and as hllh as $9.66 was pald for rllhl nod On the other hand, cornfeds were a lltll. l.lu' Wrprising for " this. soason & for when such cattle come mu direct com- petition with range steers, X and heiters, nM in no\n same n as yesterday, little ch‘ul in QItM direct! uotations on hnl. mn -t st lamba, ¥7. I'. J—e' Live Stock Market. OSEPH, Oct. 2,—~CATTLE—Re- uoo head; market steady: Hodl Rece] ., 0. 3 white, the; 5 stags, Rununuuv«- saient i No. oysin B SS583 SNSHS ‘whic| Bhipping dorund wu the few ho- bonnnt M, ‘fi -&“ 6. | early tr Packers early bid were very bearis! -uru-y- close, or many sellers had was inevitable And That the best was to sell on the early rounds efble as the close was be weaker than the opening. sult was that the few sellers who ' rortunnu enough to .-mm before still were not more quarter below n-hrdly‘l ave offers mld. ol o-ol - | cline from the |only a very lh buyers were offel ‘f\lll) e below yeste ofilfll\lm § 5 H g ¥ o8 PN E et Lol FA3282882T: - & B yapeparersl | < i i = 3 A ik ik gu k &) ¢ il i < 1 l | | b reached 88! M‘"M U'S.-Hm’ um”u Aside from More Orderly Advance No New Features of In- terest. NEW YORK, Oct. N —Aside from Ita more orderly advance in specialties, to- day's market presented no pronounced features of new interest. ar shares dominated the session, with some latent | strength in & fow of the representative rulls, Bethlehem Steal made the new high record of 69, an advAnce of 3 over previous maximum. Other # dustrial A the fertiliners. Metal sharea, eapecially Tnspiration Cop- per, were in demand, with a revival of | rumors of & consolidation on Inspiration with Anaconda. Foreign buyink of re-| fined copper also proved a factor in that quarter of the list. Among the backward specialties were Westt: ouss, CGenwral Electrie, New York Alrbrake and a fow others which reoently claimed a largs measurs of apeo- u!%uv- attention. Consolidated Oas made decline with the approach of urt the time for action on the dtvidend. United States Steel was again the most | o active of the former favorites, in faot, of | A 'y, :E. ln(lln I}:l attainl l(ll“g:lllmgo;’h\ o early lernoon, when ral buying ra wed. Ita in large Individual fots was rest rise coinolded with trade advices, which reached additional price advancey for finished materials and - increased in- qmry for fron and ra Steel foll Back in the nal trading how- l1et, MIY ever, the ‘ rafiways, dmu mo lerate The closing was {rreguiar and dull. To- . tal sales amounted to $20,000 share dividend disbursements show an n orease of over $12,000,000 mr{vd‘ with the s corresponding perfed ol account in large Teeagure for the prevall- ing monetary New foreign oredits, tnelualn' one for Rusaia, were under dis- In cuasion banking cireles. Bonds were firm dl"r!fll.d dealy! 'l\tll lllh.. par aggregated “4 Government bonds wers unchanged onun Number of sales and leading quotations on atooks were as follows: 2 £ 3 American L-mlw Amerioan Aneoes & Am: Suene Rafti Amerioan Tel. & Tel rioan obacco it 353583555338353838533835333 £ = asEIpass: 33%5E 255z 3iz3¥ l—.;fi! Anglo-French Five Year 5% The joint and several obli- gatton of the Governments of the United Kingdom of Great Beritain and Ireland and the French Republic Norfolk & Western P » Pullman Palace Car. Bay Con. Copper . nnnm iron & Steel Paot $35333 735 18 23 Swthers Railway Btudebaker Compony WAR SHARES DOMINATE ALL| %, 1 Unton Pacifi o0 Westinghouse Ricetrie Tota) waies for e day. New Vork Momey Market, N ~MBRCANTILE T‘!:J’nflumu“u S1L.VIBR—Bar, o BONDE—Government, ks _that registered new Nigh quotations included Studebaker, up % to 1744, and Amerioan 7% There were gaina of 1| 10 8 points In American Looomotive, Bald- | win Locomotive. Amerfean Car and Foun- dry, Lackawanna Steel, United States In- ohol, Distillers’ Becurities and | TIME LOANS—Baster 1% per cent; Closing quotations on bonds RN Anste-Frenen by Bank Oleartngs. OMARA, Ost, 20.—Bank cleard today ‘l 'onfllll day last yur.ntm.- " Culls from the Wires l I seat ¢n the New York 000 was announced. r than the last Il -ml thuu; o salos between four IM ntx m(n. ARO. an address at a bers & ¥ £ gheas 5% ug ] ” ». 1 raflroad, v days and i six montha, 1 per 1% i cloaink r cent. ay were ngs for for Duwte Ovtuer 15, 1015, Due Oolober 185, 1920, interest payab® April 15 and October 15, both principal and inberest peguble in Mew York Oity, in United States Gold Ooin, withowt deduotion for any prasent or future Buwitish or Fronch tames. Cowpon Bonds in denomimstions: $100, $500 end $1,000, which may be registered as to prinsipal. Beg- fstered bonds in denominations of $100, $1,000 and $5,000 and authorised multiples. Coupon and registered bomds imtervhangeable, couvertible, st the option of the holder, on any date not later than April 15, 1920, or (provided that notios be given-not later than Apell 15, 1980), ot maturity, par for par, inte 16, 26 year joint and several 434 per cent bomds of the governments of the United Kingdem of Great Britian and Ireland and the French Republic. Swmch 4%4 per cout-bonds will be payuble, principai.and interest, in United States Gold Coin, in New York City, free from deduo- fion for amy present or future British or Premch taxes, will mature October 15, 1940, but will be redeemable at par and scoswed intevest, in whele or in past on any imterest date and not earifer than October 15, 1980, upon three months’ noti- A large amount of these bonds having already been withdrawn for twvestment, we whose names appear below, offer on beball of a country wide group of institusions and bankers the unsold balance subjest te prior sale end change in price. PRIUR98 CEIFTS AND INTEREST YIELDING WEARLY 5l PER OENT, Payment may be made efther ta full on October 20th or at the option of the purchaser, 50 per cent on October 29th and the balamse en Decemsber 3d. Applioation will be made to list these bonds on the New York Stook Exchange. Temporery bonds will be veady for delivery on or about Ooteber 20th, exchangoable for the definite bonds when it 4 J. P. MORGAN @ CO.. New York. DURNS, BRINKER @ CO.. Omaha. e Commandant of U, 8. £ Aviation Camp Knew #t| Nothing About Flying BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.—At ths eourt-martial of Lisutenant Colondl Lewis B. Goodlar, judge advocate of the west- e department, for “‘inciting discord and disrespect” agalnst Captain Arthur 8. Cowan, eommandant of the army avia- tion achool at Ban Diego, Cul; records wore pressnted to show that Captain Cowan had been drawing fli8 a month for more than two years, & % per cent in- | crease ot regular pay for hasardous work. el | Mo\l?‘n doliars, d tertimony that he hai never made a flight alone. Captain T. F. Dodd, one of the officers who preferred charges against Captain Cowan. testified that onv of (he reasons why the complaint #elt and another event one of the two met death by fiying the other would press the contention that Cowan was drawing pay to which he was not entitled. The other officer to sign ;tlo charges was Lieutenant W. R. Talla. | ferro, who was killed recently at Ban l'\l Diego while making a flight on October 11 Captain Dodd no more about aviation than the ordinary layman. Cowan had no technical knowl- edge of flying, he sald, and declared there was no record that the San Diego com- mander had ever made & flight by him- nelf. TWO NEW DIRECTORS FOR Captaln Cowan knew THE RIO_GRANDE ROAD DENVER, Colo, Oet. 18.—The steck- holders of the Denver & Rio Grande Rail- road company today elected Benjamin Niokoll and David H. Taylor, both of New York, directors to succesd Joei ¥. Valle of Denver and 8 F. Pryor of New York, resigned. Other directors were re- onday, R ssrradt o 1 the ‘nl‘l"vl"l‘:‘l:.-fl be hn‘m be on Nabn.l& at & _‘_?:'-:-::