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THE OMAHA BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1922.
Marked Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
Om.ha, July 20. 1922.
Price i of fram generally showed a
better tone today. A large area in
northern Saskatchewan ia aaid to be
Dadiy in need of rain, while country
offering! of (rain were light end the
ahortage of freight can waa reported
as Dccomina- aenoui at tome Minii
Minneapolis eah wheat waa lc high
er ana during tne session a better ex
port demand for wheat developed
ana prices advanced.
Receipts of wheat at Omaha were
132 can, agaimt 183 cars last year;
corn, 76 cars, against 48 can; other
. cram lisht.
Total ihipmenti were 173 can, as
compared with 20J cara last vear
There waa a better demand for
wheat in the local market and pricei
were unchanged to lc higher, the
bulk of the No. Z hard winter going
at ji.uj. mere was also a Eood de
mand for corn and oati. corn being
generally 'Ac higher and oats l-lc to
'Ac up. Rye was unchanged and bar
ley nominally unchanged, and all
samples were cleared up early.
WHEAT.
Ns. dark hard: 1 ear, SI. 14: 1 car
(smutty), SMI; 1 ear (smutty). St. 10.
. No. t dirk bard: 1 ear (smutty), SI. IS.
No. 1 hard wlntar: 4 cara, 11.04; 4
car. S10IU.
No. I hard winter! 1 ear (ST par cant
dark), SMS; 1 ear (40 par cant dark),
SI. 07: 1 ear. SLOSH: SO eara. SI OS; S eara,
SI.04HI t ear (near dark, smutty). SI. IS:
J ear: (old and raw), 11.44; 1 ear S7
par cant dark), tt.OStt; t ear (44 par eent
dark), SI. 11; 1 ear (41 par cant dark),
SI. 10; ear. St. 04.
. No. S hard wlntar: 1 ear (old and
), SI. 04; 1 ear (41 par rant dark),
11.04: S cara. 11.04! S eara. SI. 04; 1 car
Sino bill), 11.01; 1 ear, SI. OS.
I No. 4 hard wlntar: T eara, SI. 04; t
s eara, SLOSH; 1 ear (IS par cant mixture),
S ol; 1 ear (smutty), SL4J; 1 car. 41.04 tt.
No. 1 yalloir hard: t car, Sl.OItt; J
Tears. SI 0.
! No. S yellow hard: S eara, (1.04.
, No. S mixed: 1 ear, SL04.
a No. S mixed: 1 car. 11.04.
I CORN.
No. S whltav 1 car (apaclat billing)
,SJ e; T ears, STo. .
f No. 1 yellow: 4 ears. 4 Hie.
No. S yallow: S care. SSVte.
I No. 1 vellow; 1 ear. II lie.
f No. S mixed: 1 car (special kllUna).
7'e; s eara, tie.
J Sampls mixed: 1 ear (heating), S4e.
J OATS
i No. S white: S ears, IlUe: 1 ear, I5U.
J vno. 4 white: 1 car (heating), SS!4o;
t car. SSc.
i Sample white: . 1 car, 13c; 1 car. l!o,
I RTB.
C No. t: 1 car. 76c
j No. S: 1 ear. 74t,e.
i BARLET.
Ko aalea.
ioMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
I Reoelpti
"Wheat
.Corn
Wa
Stye
barley
Shipments
Wheat
Corn
-Oats
Wye
Barley
-PRIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
iiS (Bushels.)
r Receipt! Today. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
"Wheat 1.702.0(10 404.000 2.S74.OO0
'Corn 117.000 415.009 411,000
'Oate 410,000 453,000 407,000
Shipments i
Wheat T74.000S 501,000 1.065.000
.Corn 1,187.000 1,164.041) 445,000
N4)ats 550,000 (03,000 301,000
- EXPORT CLEARANCES.
' Bushels Today. Tear Ago.
-Wheat and flour ??.
Corn 408.000 04,000
Oto 458,000 40.00S
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Cerlote Today. Ag? Ago.
Wheat 34 00 464
Corn 234 341 124
Oats 124 HO 130
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago
Wheat 384 117 660
Corn 3 21 If
Oats
. - ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago
Wheat 134 134 400
Corn 110 64 44
Oats 41 34 81
Northwestern wheat receipts.
; Week Tear
Carlota Today. Ago. Ago
Jlinneapoll 134 1M 160
Duluth 46 70 41
Tral Market.
i.t Chicago. July 30. Arkansaa Elberta
peaches appeared on the Chloago market
-during the week ending yesterday. The
-peach market held steady to firm, but
vother leading vsgetablea and trulta showed
ln appreciable decline, aaya the weekly
ureport of the United States bureau of
agricultural eeonomlce.
- Virginia Irish potatoes declined SOe to
1 a barrel. ,
" The decline In cantaloupes continued,
Nrith the supply plentiful and the demand
moderate. The drop was from JSo to 76c
Eastern mellow apples were 35e to S08
bushel lower.
i- Watermelone declined because of the
TJtenvy ahlpmenta received, 4,665 cara being
-shipped In from southern points,
i . Michigan celery was slow and weak un
jeler pressure of a reported heavy crop
'cailfornla lettuce sold at 11.25 to 33.60
v crate. The market was slow and weak.
." Foreign Exchange Bate.
New York, July 20. Foreign Exchange
i1 Great Britain Demand. S4.45U: tablet,;
IS4 4SH: 40-day ems on mmi
I, France-Demand. .0440; cables. .0140.
It Italy Demand. 0440;: eeblea 0400H.
M Belgium Demand. .0743: cables, .0701 H.
ft Germany Demand. .0020; cablea,
If' Holland Demand. .3446; cables, .3800.
Chicago Grain
Live Stock
Week Tear
Today. Aro. Ago.
.1.12 41 188
. 7 17 48
. 27 !0 17
.1 o a
. .. ... l
.44 " 7 " 164
. 84 63 30
. 35 18 14
. S
. 1 2
Norway Demand, .1455.
Sweden uemena. .
Denmark Demand. .3168.
Swttserland Demand. .1415.
Spain Demand. .1565.
Greece Demand. .0810.
Poland Demand. .00114.
Ciecho-Slovakia Demand. .023.
Argentine Demand. .J51t.
Brest! Demand. .1343.
Montreal .4.
Close.
. 04tt
. 12
.140
.
. 33H
.101
. 14
. ST
81.7 6c; futures.
Chicago Stocks.
; The following quotations are furnished
. t n . n m, Ttrvan:
Armour ft Co. pfd
I .Armour Leather Co. com..
; .Armour Leather Co. pfd..
itlbby. McNeil Llbby
J Montgomery-Ward Co
Swift ft Co ,
,wtft International
I Union Carbide ft Carbon Co
! New Tork Metals. m
j New Tork. July JO. Copper Steady
, wlectrolytlc. epot, nd later 14c.
,) Tins Steady; epot, S1.75c;
('31 470.
U Iron Steady; unchanged
If Lead flulet: epot, 6.704)6 '6.
tl Zinc Steady: East St. Louis spot and
'iaenrby. dellverey. 6.80c.
; , Antimony Spot, 6.0086. He
U London Metala.
! London. July 30. Standard copper, apot,
f,t 4a: futurea, 4J 10a; electrolytic, apot,
i 470 10a: futures: I7t.
j. Tin Spot. 4154 13s 4d: tutureg. S7.
. ; t.. cM us 10.: futures. C24 Je 6d.
Zino epot. 110 13s 4d: futures. 2 10s.
i rUMia Produce.
U Chlcaro. July 30. Butter Higher:
oreamerv exSras. S4Hc: firsts. 30 HO
i S3He; seconds. SOCSOc: aUndarda. 33c
r. nr..k- rarelnta. 10.644 eaaes:
i'fireta. 204lle; ordinary firata, 10HO
40c: miseellaneoue. 20!0Ho; storage
packed extras. 12032Hc; atorago packed
!rPMlUr-teady: fowls. It He; broilers,
! 3tV:ic; rcosters, nc.
1 ' tlm Tat IgMar.
1! New Tork. July 10. Money Call, flrm-
::t: high. 4H per com: ww, .t'.v
i Zr r.nt: closing bid. 4H
' ;er cent; offend at 4 per eent: last loan,
4H per cent; call loans. againM accept-
U Tlmo Uan-teady: 40 day. S per
Mat: tS dua ISl DOT CtUl. BMW
T.bills. 44J4H Vr cent. ,
t Mercantile Paper Frimo, 4S)4U
I cent.
i Kew Terk July 3. Cotton Spot.
relet; zniadUag. It 40c
1 ' New TerkT J air 80. Coffee Bio. No. t.
I J4e: xwtoW atky, Jul. t-ISc.
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Osaaa Hoe) I asud B ire
Chicaso. July 20, Prosnecta of a
breakdown in transportation and a
pig export busines4 in wbrat and
coarse graina brought belter buying
by cash interests and covering by
speculators.
Trices advanced after earlv break
AH doted around the ton, sic to I'Ac
higher, corn unchanged to lie high
tr, oats lie lower to unchanged. The
weakness of oats was in July, and
rye He to l'c higher. Lard gained
iC, to 17 tic
Thrre was sufficient shortaae bv
cash handlers and speculators to art-
sorb the aellinu pressure by nit trad
ers and resulted in a final bulge of
1 to J'ic. Mrcneth in tie lulv
wheat at Liverpool with a net sain
of ';(!, also a stronger spot titua
lion abroad and a delayed movement
irom the country, were factors which
offset everything bearish. The bear;
ish news was more favorable crop
reports from the northwest Late
reports showed the largest export
ousmess in a lontr time. July wheat
touched $I.2J, while September was
11.12 to .U'A. There were com
plaints of dry weather in parts of
western Canada and of disaDDointins
yiems in the southwest with only
iu per cent ot the Kansas croo
mresnerj.
Sotllag rreaeure Light,
Selling nreeauro waa tieht evrnt tnr
time early In the day. The Me com.
minion housre absorbed the offerlnge on
the break, reaulting In short covering
toward the laat. Northweetern cash In
tereet and millers were moderate aeller
to hedge caeh purchasea In the Interior
There was selling of July and buying of
nrpiemoer uy me elevator lnieresia ana
buying exalnit big eioort ealea at the
aeabnard.
Corn traders bought early on the big
export buelneea of Wednesday, but get
ting no outeldo helo. nrlcee declined half
a cent, only to recover the lots and flnleh
with small net gaina. Cash houses were
good buyers and receipts were lighter,
while export buying waa again heavy and
the cash corn has paaeed Into atronger
hands. The Iowa crop report oaya corn
la tasaellng and earing with the plant a
wrek to 10 daye late.
New oate, tha first of the aeaeon, were
en the market, a car coming from near
Mendota. 111. It Inspected aample grade.
tated 37 pounda. heating and aold at
33c, Cash markets were ttronger. There
wit buying of December and telling of
September at So to SV4e by raah handlera.
elto fair buying by commlttlon bounce.
,'uly waa tho weakest with limited trad
ing, but the entire fluctuation! wera only
r In tha most active future.
Rye waa bought by exporters and aold
by nothweetern hedgere, but prlcea ad
vanced and closed near the top.
Pit Notes.
Northwestern cropa developed fsvor
ably. aya Van Duaen Harrington. Har
vesting of South Dakota wheat probably
will start thla week. Some field! in
southern North Dakota show evidence of
ripening
C. E. Lewis ft Co.. Minneapolis, wires
that samplea of new grain are very good.
In two daya Chicago caah handlers have
sold 1,000. 000 bushels of corn, mostly for
export One house haa picked up 1,000.
000 bushele from a commission house who
took It In on May delivery.
A survey of wheat market proepect
issued by the department of resesrch of
the American Farm Bureau federation
estimatea the surplus of the United Statea
nrf r,n,il& ftt 485.000.000 bushels. The
surplus, Including Argentina, Australia and
India ia flgurea at lse.uuu.uuu ousncia,
making a total of 671,000,000 bushele. Im
ports or tne worm last year were
000,000 buahela. and If they are able to
buy aa much as they needihls year, the
total will bo around 725,000,000 bushels.
Tk.t waum HrMi tha total in sight from
exporting countries, which meana that tho
world will conaume more than It pro
ducea and must cut Into the normal carry
over before tho end of the next year. Im
port requirement! average approximately
4,000,000 buahela monthly or 6,000,000
bushels more than for the last 12 months.
t h. HtinatH nf auroluses of export
ing countriea and Importing requirements
prove to do correct, so mat ii.
necessary to deplete the normal reserves
v... ik i!93 rifln, bm harvested, there
should be a strong market during the
first half or 1Z3.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
Bv IJDdike Grain Co. DO, 3457. July 20.
Iteeeipie were:
Official Mender...
Official Tuesday...,
titfinal WednMday
r.eiiniate Thunder
Cattle.
, T.esi
, ( III
. 4
. 1"
Heie. Bheep,
til jot:)
our die tnu eli. :s.:i4
Same a: last k. 81. lit
Ke. dys I ! sa le li
Hme. die. S ws ego I il
Seme ds. r ago 31.144
I4.U1
14 434
44
4I.14
63 411
:iki
t0!
,:!
14 tl
ie.et4
!
S t(
34.604
4 1
31, IU
S(.4i4
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. I Clote. Tea.
Wht. I
July 1.1H4 MS 113
Sep. 1.11 H 11354 M0H
1.11
Dec. 113U 1.13 L13K
1.13
July .88
Sep. I .41 .13 .81
Dec. .84 .14 .835,
JuTy I .63 .43 .42
Sep. I .44 .44 .6414
i .44
Dee. .41 .61 .61
JuVy ' .34 .34 .83
Sep. .35 .34 .35
Dee. '.if 33 .38
Lard
July IMS 11.23 11.15
Sep. 11.20 11.3J 11-07
Ribs 1 I
July 1985 10.S0 10.85
Sep. 10.80 10.00 10-80
1.12 113
1.11
1.12 1.10
1.12 1.11
1.13 1.13
1.13 1.13
'.84 .43
.83 .81
.S41 .84
.63 .43
.64 .64
.64 .44
.61 .61
.3! .84
.35 .36
.35
.38 .39
.38
11.52
11.32
10.80
10.90
111.05
11.17
110.85
10.80
City Grain.
. r.i ii. . .Tuiv 20. Wheat-
Cash, No. 2 hard. S1.084J1.M; No. 2 red,
Sl.07Ot.08. .
Corn NO. z wnue,
ow. 41c. t
Hay Unchanged. ,
Kansas City. Mo., July 20. Wheat-
Close. July, S1.04; September, i.04',;
December. S1.0f.
Corn July. ttc; oeptemoer, utiv,
December, 66 c.
HinoeapoUi firoln.
Minneapolis. July 20. Wheat Cash,
Xo. 1 northern. Sl-4341.48; July,
S1.48H; September, Sl.lSH; uecemoer.
"corn No, S yellow, 68HtJ5c.
Oats No. S white, 31032c.
Barley 47 (9 68c.
Rye No. 2. 7880c.
Flax No. 1. S2.444ji3.67.
St. Loula Grain.
t Tnnls Mo.. July 20. Wheat Close,
July. Sl.00; September, ll.OOVi.
Corn July. 3?jc; aepieniiwr,
Oats July, 17c; September. 37c.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, Minn., July 20. Flour
Unchanged.
Bran 316.00 4 17.00.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga.. July 20. Turpentine
aleady; Sl.15 4J116; receipts, 767 bbls.;
shipments. 1.687 bbls.; stock. 4.48S bbls.
Rosin Firm: sales. 446 casks: receipts,
t.015 casks; ahlpmenta, 850 casks; atock,
'''QuoteB.' S4.75: D, 35.00: E, 35.15: F.
O. H. S5.15: 1. 15.20; K. S5.45: M, S5-66;
N. 35.80; WO, S6.46: WW. 37.00.
ew Tork Dry Goods.
New Tork. July 20. Cotton goods mar
kets were atronger with pricea firm. Raw
silk prices were ateady. Trading in Yoko
hama waa heavy. The local market was
aot so active. Burlaps were much atronger
sr.d good inquiry coming from 8outh
America. Thers were no changes in knit
goods or wool gooda.
City Produce.
Kansas City. July SO. Eggs le lower;
firsts. SOc
Butter Unchanged.
Poultry Hens, lo lower. 144)14e; broil
ers, unchanged to So lower, 244 34c.
Merer Tork Frodaee.
New Tork, July 80 Butter Irregular;
ersamery. higher than extras, S4037e;
extras. S6c.
Eggs Weak: fresh gsthered extra
firsts. S54)2Sc: firsts. 12 0 24c.
Cheese Barely steady.
34w Tork Poultry.
New Tork. July 20. Poultry Live
eteadier: broilers by express. 13t)24c; by
feight, 24 0 33c; fowls. 24e. Dressed easy;
westers chickens. 24044c.
Flaxseed.
Duluth. Minn.. July 20. Flaxseed July.
I2.4S bid: September. 1144 bid; October.
12.31 bid.
New Tork, J5y ItJ-Voreisa bar silver,
70c.
JCazkaa dollars, SI lit ... , .
necelptt end disposition of livestock at
tha Union stotkrerUs. Omaha, Nb, for 34
hours, ending at 3 p. ni , July so, :i;
lltftirTa CAKI.OT
Cattle. Host. Kh'B.
. n. r. ny ...
4o. Vtv, Hy
Will on ferine R, R ..
C, 4k N. W. Ky, seat.,
f. N W. Ky , wrst.
C. HI. P , M O, Ky 14
I, R. V. eest 27
f. H a y , weet (a
'.. K 1. l, east 4
Illinois t'ential My,. ...... S
C. O. W. Ry S
Total rwelnta 8J4
DIHPOSITION UK
t'attle.
Armour Co I. out
t'udahy Hark Co 1.040
Hold rn k. Co , . 411
Morris Park. Co t.OIg
Swift Co 1,614
J. W. Murphy
Swarts a Co. ,
Lincoln Pa-k. Co II
Wnaon Pack. Co 6
Hoffman Hroe
Mayerowlrh a Vail .... 14
P. Ol)a 4
Omaha Pack. Co 14
So. Omaha Pack. Co.. II
w. h. cneck 21
Iiennla a Francis 31
Kills Co a
John Harvey m
R. W, Hsnley 1
F. O. Kelloaa 17
F. P. Lewis i
J. B. Root Co SI
W. B. Van Sant A Co.. t
Smiley Bros 71
Armour, Sioux Falls
Corn State Serum Co
Other buyers 434
Tola! 6,314 10.311 1.464
Cattle Rece ote were I 100 hssd Tha
market waa rather slow and quite a
' wwr vn sverytning excepi prime
yearllnga. Both Deckers end shinnln
buyers stsrted out bidding fully 86a low.
or than Wedneeday and a good share of
tho trading waa on thla basis. Best year
llngs sold up around 810.50 end best of
tho heavy csttle around SIO.00 0 10.16. Cow
stuff was also unsvenly lower, but tha
mi run wao aieaay io strong on the lim
ited offerlnge of stocks and feeders.
Ouotattona on cattle: Choirs to Brims
beef ateers, 810 16010.76; good to cholca
oeer steers ss.ybujio.io: ra r lo vood
beef ateera. IS.360S.75; common to fair
beef ateera, 18.760.26; choice to prim
yearnnga, .t iu.su; good to choice
yearlings. 84.75010.46: good to cholca
yearlings, 11.0000.76;- fair to good year
lings. 68.6001.00; common to fair year
llnga. S7.7608.6O; choice to prime heif
ers. S8.6O0S.75; good to choice heifers.
S7.7608.6O; fair to good heifers, 17.00
7.76; choice to prime rows, 87.4004.00;
good to choice cows 46.2507.26; com
mon to good cows. 84.7504.00: eood to
choice feeders. 17.8508.50; fair to good
feeders, S7.OO0T.75; common to fair feed
eta, 16.0007.00; good to choice atorkers,
87.5008.25; fair to good stackers SC. 600
7.50: common to fair stockers. 45.6006.60:
stock heifers. 14.6006.00; stork cows, 43.75
t.7; stock calveap I5.5oas.00: veal
calves. 85 6000.50; atock bulls. 15.25
0.60; Dulls, stags, etc.. 64.5007.50.
BEEF STEERS.
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Financial
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
14 SJO 8 60 17 728 6 78
27 829 0 00 20 788 0 15
6 1054 0 40 6 1885 t 75
6 1HS5 9 85 28 860 9 (0
30 453 10 10 4 1050 10 10
6 1016 10 15 60 919 10 60
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
18 826 9 50 49 928 10 10
TOWS.
9 925 6 00 6 11TB S 00
11 818 8 75
BULLS.
1 1290 4 66 1 800 60
CALVES.
1 420 8 00 2 180 S T5
2 200 4 00 1 220 4 50
Hogs: Receipts were 9.400 head. Trad
ing today waa mostly at prices ruling
from steady to 10c higher. Good light
hogs generally ahowed the most advance
on good competition from shippers. Light
hogs sold mostly at 110.25010.40 with a
top price ot 110.50. Medium weight butch
ers moved at S9.9010.25 and strong
weight butchers at S9.2609.76 with tho
bulk of good hogs at S9.2510.40. Heavy
grades were uneven, spots strong to high
er with the bulk moving about steady
at 37.7608.75.
HOGS
No. Av.
12. .429
66.. 311
70. .292
72. .253
44. .205
02. .189
Sh.
Pr.
7 50
7 90
8 50
9 80
10 30
10 60
No. Av.
26.. 303
64. .311
71. .242
59. .237
74. .192
Sh.
Pr.
7 85
g 00
25
10 00
10 40
Sheep and lambs. Receipts were 0.200
head. Trading was slow today at prices
ruling about steady on the opening to
spots 25c lower. Bulk of the offerings
were western lambs with several lots of
natives. Trading waa largely at 112.76
12.90. with choice lots quoted at 313.00.
Feeders were in fair demand and moved
generally steady, with best kinds quot
ed at 112.50. Sheep were fully steady,
strong weight ewes selling at 16.75 and
handy weights at 37.2507.50.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: ' Fat
western lambs, Sll.00013.00; fat native
lambs. S11.OO01S.OO: feeder lambs. 19.00
12.60; cull lambs, $6.00012.00; fst
yearl(pgs, 19.00 011.75: fat wethers, S5.60
8.60; fat ewee. light, S6.6O07.6O; fat
ewes, heavy, 44.0006.00.
By FRANKLIN K. SPRACUE.
Omaha Re Leased Wire
New York, July 20. Prices on the
stock market turned irregular, fol
lowing early strength as profit-taking
began to make ittclf manifest. The
close was by no means weak, but
most istues were down from their
high point of the day.
Temporarily, at least, there was a
greater disposition to give heed to
the course of events in the coal strike
and the railroad strike. Both of
these difficulties appeared in a fair
May to be prolonged atruggles he
tween the strikers and the companies,
and while it is, of course, possible that
a settlement may. take nlace auicklv
the indications at the moment seem
to be against this.
It wss pjrhapa a aomewhat b'latsd
realisation of the Influence which the
two strikes are having on Industrial af
faire which Induced the turning of poier
profits Into actual rash assets. Hers
tofore the msrket hss Ignored ths rela
tion between Induetry and the strikes,
but this overlooking of events waa baasd
upon the theory that neither one of the
difficulties would extend over a consid
erable period. Now tho two strikes sre
beginning to have aometblng of an inter
locking nature, since ths railroads them
selves hsve not any too great supply of
coal on nana.
Steel mocks Did Vp.
Ths steel stocks were bid up In the
early trading, but strength la this quar
ter of the list waa to bo accounted for
by the record of earnings for the aecond
three monthe of the year. Both the Re
publlo and Lackawanna reports have al
ready come to band and they Have Indi
cated to a marked degree the prosperity
which the steel companlea have been en
joying and which no doubt they will con
tinue to enjoy provided there is an early
settlement of labor troubles.
One of the favorable factors In the day'a
news bad to do witn a resumption ot
dividends by the Calumet at Hecla Min
ing Co. A dividend of 35 a ahsre wes
declared, the flrat In mors than two
yeara Several Af the smaller copper com.
panlee have already reeumed dividends,
and this msy be taken as evidence ot a
decidedly better condition prevailing.
The foreign exchanges were firm, alight
recoveries being made in all of the moat
important ra'.ea.
New York Stocks
Ranee of Prices of tho leading stocks
furnished by Logan at Bryan, zis .raters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Wed.
High Low Close Close
A S ft S F 101 101 101 101
Bait ft Ohio 65 66 69 64
Canadian Pac ....140 140 140 140
New Tork Cent 46 S6 96 964
Chea ft Ohio 69 69 69 69
Great North 81 81 81 81
111 Cent 107 107 107 107
K C 80 26 25 25 26
Lehigh Valley .... 64 64 64 66
Missouri Pac 22 22 22 22
N Y ft N H 31 30 30 31
North Pac 77 77 77 77
Chi & N W 77 76 76 77
Penn R R 44 44 44 44
Reading 74 74 74 76
C R I ft P 44 43 43 43
So Pae 40 89 89 90
So Railway 25 24 25 24
C M ft St P 28 28 27 28
Union Pacific ....143 143 142 142
STEELS.
Amir. Car Fdry. 168 1768
Allls-Cnalmers
American Loco.
Bald. Loco
Bethlehem Steel
Colo. F. ft I.
Crucible
Amer. Steel Fdry. 38
Lackawanna Steel 78 74
Mid vale Steel 37
Press. Steel Car .. 81
Remlb H. & I. ... 76
Rail. Steel 8pgs. 107 106 107 108
Rloas.Srheffleld .. 49 'A 48 V, 49 48
U. S., Steel 102 101 101101
Vanadium 60 49 49 49
Otis Steel 12 12 12 II
COPPERS.
Anaconda 63 63
Amer. S. ft R. Co. . 62 61
Cerro De Patco ..37 37
22 22
30 29
61 61
168 164
56 64 54 66
..117 116 117 117
..121 118 119 120
. . 79T4 78 70 78
32 33 32 31
88 85 86 86
37
76
36
81
73
37
78
36
81
74
38
77
36
82
73
Chili
Chi no
Calu. ft Ariz. .
Green Cananea
Inspiration ...
Kennecott
Miami
Nevada Con...
Ray Con
Seneca
Utah
Gen. Asphalt..
cosuen
Cel. Feterol....
Island Oil ....
Invincible Oil
.. 41
.. 37
.. 30
.. 17
.. 16
!! 65
OILS.
.. 73
. 44
.". "
13
41
36
30
17
16
12
63
61
37
22
30
61
'ii
36
30
17
16
65 65
T2
4,3
"
13
72
43
13
63
62
37
22
30
61
31
41
37
80
17
16
12
65
73
43
62
13
Mexican PeteroI...173 167 168 167
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, July 0. Cattle Receipts
10,000 head. Choice and prima cornfed
beef ateers and butcher ahe stock fully
steady; spots strong; in between grades,
grassy stuff dreggy and uneven; steady
to weak; spots lower; top beef steers,
418:85: bulk, 38.7610.25; ranners and
bulls firm; veal calves steady; stockers
unchanged; bulk butcher cows and heifers,
35.0007.25; bulk canners and cutters, 42.90
3.75; bologna bulla, 14.6004.60; bulk
veal calves to packers. $9.0009.60.
Hogs Receipts 29,000. Market closed
steady to 6c higher than early on better
grades: fully ateady with Wednesday's
best time. Mixed and packing grades
strong to 15e higher. Packing sows, $8.00
8.C0; too, $10.85: bulk, $8.45010.75; pigs,
steady, $9.75010.25. Holdover liberal.
Sheep Receipts 17,000. Market closed
mostly 26c lower on western and native
lambs. Top western, $13.60; top natives,
$13.25 early; choice western late, $13.25:
bulk natives, $12.60012.75; culls, 17.50
8.00; sheep ateady to weak; best light fat
ewes. $7.50; heavies mostly $5.0005.50;
best feeder lambs. $13.00.
Kansas City livestock.
Kansas City, July 2D. Cattle Receipts
3,000 head; market, beef ateers, steady
to 15c lower; heavy kind, weakest; stock
medium weight, $10.25; best heavy, $10.10;
wintered greasers, $9.25; she stock and
yearlings, steady to weak; few cows
around $6.50; common and medium kind
mostly $4.0005.00; common to g6od grass
heifers, $5.2507.25; calves, steady to 25c
lower; best vealers. $8.0008.50; other
classes, about steady; bulk bologna bulls,
$4.2604.60; most canners, $2.5002.75; fair
ly good cutters, $3.60.
Hoga Receipts, 4,000 head; market
fairly active, steady to 5c higher; top,
$10.40; shippers took about 1,200 head;
bulk 160 to 200-pounders, $10.85010.40;
220 to 300-pounders, $9.85010.25; packer
top. $10.35; bulk. $9.60010.35; stock pigs,
steady; best, $10.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.000 head:
market, native lamrs generally 25c lower;
one-deck to dealers. $13.00; packer top,
$12.85; most sorted lots, $12.25012.75:
culls around $7.00; sheep, slow; spots, 25c
lower; odd bunches light ewes, $7.25 O
7.50; moit fat lots, $6.2506.75.
St. Joseph Livestock.
St. Joseph. July 0. Hogs Receipts
6.000 heed: market, shippers buying a few
170 to 230-pound butchers at $10,300
10.40; looks steady to 50c higher than
yeaterday's ahipper market. Packers bid
ding steady. Packing sows lower.
Cattle Receipts. 1.700 head; market,
slow, most classes about stesdy; top
weighty beeves, $4.75; top yearlings, eaay
$9.26; nothing strictly choice here: bulk
desirable beef steers. $8.7604.76; bulk de
sirable beef cows. $6.00 0 6.00; bulk bolog
na and beet bulls, $4.0006.00; stockers
and- feeders, steady; calves, steady; top,
$4.60. t .
Sheep and Lambs--Recelpts, 1.000 head;
market, fat lambs snd aheep. 25 to 60c
lower; top native lambs, $12.76: bulk.
$12.60011.76; cull lambs, steady at $7.00;
top fall ewes. $6.60.
Sloax City Ura Stork.
Sioux City. Is.. July 20. Cattle 1,000
head: market elow ateady. $5c lower: fed
ateers and yearllngs."S4.OO01O 5; warmed
up steers and yearlings. $6.6004.00; grass
cows and heifers. $4.0007.26; tat cows
and heifers, $4.0008. 60s canners, $2,160
i.0; veala, 45.00011.00: feeders. $4,000
4.00: calvea. 14 0007.64; feeding cows and
heifers. 43.00 Oi.16; stockers. $6.6007.60.
Hogs Receipts. S.60S head; market
steady; top. 610.SS; bulk of good hoga.
$.00016.04; heavy mixed packing rrsd-e.
$7.50 0 4.04: rough. Backers, S7.OO07.SO;
stags. $40604,64)
stead. . . , . .
Middle States..
Pacific Oil....
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil ....
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch ..
Sinclair OH
13
67
75
45
8
29
56
31
13
6
73
44
8
23
65
31
Standard Oil N J. 183 183
Texas Co 46 46
Union Oil 20 20
White Oil 8 8
MOTORS.
13
6?
74
45
8
28
65
31
183
45
13
57
73
45
7
28
65
31
183
46
20 20
8 8
Chandler
General Motors . .
Willys-Overland
Plerce-Arrow . . .
White Motor....
Studebaker
14
16
48
68
14
8
13
43
68
14
8
13
48
69
14
8
16
48
.138 136 137 138
RUBBER AND TIRES.
15
39
48
13
15
62
15
40
48
13
15
63
16
40
49
16
15
63
37
43
39
40
16
24.
46
37
43
39
Fisk 15
Goodrich 40 .
Kelley-Sprlngfleld 60
Keystone Tire 15
Ajax 15
U. S. Rubber 63
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar.. 46 46 U
A G. & W. I.... 38
Am. Inter. Corp... 44
American Sumatra 39
Amer. Telephone. .122
American Can.... 67
Central Leather... 42
Cuba Cane 16
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 24
Corn Products 106 106 105 105
Famous Players .. 82 82A 82 83
Gen. Electric 177 177 177 176
Gt. Northern Ore.. 40 39 39 40
Am., H. ft L pfd.. 71
U. S. Ind. Alcohol.. 60
Int. Paper 53'jj
Int. M. M., pfd 73
Am. Sugar Ret 80
Sears-Roebuck .... 81
Stromsburg 4S
ToBacco Products.. 67
46
37
43
39
121 121 121
66 66 57
41 40
16 16
24 Ml 24
Worth. Pump.
Wilson Co
Western Union . .
West'ee Electric.
Am. Woolen
64
42
105
62
92
Am. Cotton Oil ... 27
Am. Agri, Chem... 39
Am. Linseed 34
Union Bag, pfd.... 62
Bosch Magneto ... 38
Brooklyn Rap. Tr. 26
Cont Can 71
Col a ft El 94
Col G ft El 94
Col Graph 4
United Drug 82
Nat Enamel 55
United Fruit 146
Lorillard Tob ....169
National Lead ....103
Phil Co
Pullman 122
Punta Alegre Sugr 49
o forto Kico bug. 61
Retail 8torea
St It 4 9 r .
Va Car Chm
65
28
SO
103 105 103
70 71 71
.50 69 60
63 ' 53 53
72 73 72
79 79 80
80 80 81
46 46 47
66 57 67
63 63 65
42 42 42
104 105 103
62 62 61
1 91 -92
EOUS.
27 27 ....
39 39 39
14 34 34
62 62 62
38 38 ....
26 26 26
70 70 71
93 93 93
3 S3 S3
4 4 4
78 80 78
56 65 65
145 146 145
158 159 "59
102 102 102
38
122 122 122
49 49 49
61 61 62
65 65 65
28 28 28
2 29 ..
Total sales, 727,700.
Money .
Marks .
Francs .
Sterling
Close.
. .04
. .0020
. .0838
.4.44
Wed.
Close.
.04
.0020
.0646
4.44
New York Bonds
(The Bee is the only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the of
ficial clote of the New York Stock
exchange bonds.)
New Tork. July 10. United States war
loans again dominated tha bond market,
new high record being established by
Liberty first 4s st $101.26. third 4s
at 81 .7t and fourth 4 Ha at $101.24
These gains were tha more striking be
cause of the Irregularity sad occasions!
heaviness msnifested by severs! of the
foreign Issues. Mexican government 6s
fell 1 points and Cuban republic 4s
lost 1 point with narrow changee. mostly
lower. In the European dvialon. The one
noteworthy exception was City ot Berne
taT which gained 1 points.
among rails eepeclal strength was dis
played by New Tork Central debenture 4s,
St. Louis ft Ban Francisco adiuttmeat 4s.
Chesapeake ft Ohio convertible 4 We, St.
Paul convertible 4 4a, Soul h is railway
eSe and Missouri, Kansas Tessa fust
4Wt.
i'hlle Copper 4s. (loadrh'h 4s. Mid
vale Uteel 6a and I'nlled Htatee Nisei Ss
re firm lo eireng with Armour 4s,
Wilton convertible ss and several af the
lurel tractions, Including Third Avenue
sdjustments and Interberough Haploj
'IVansit refunding Is, Total sales tpar
slue) (I4.1I.0U.
Kaw Tork. July !0. Following are la
day'a high, low and closing prlcee of bonds
en ths New York stock eschsnie, and lbs
total salea or each bond:
V. a Boadt.
Sales (In SI. 000) High Low Clote
414 Liberty I 100.94 100.40 100 44
IT Liberty 2d 4e ....100.40 104.14 100 44
144 Liberty 1st 4s ..101.14 100 14 100.04
1414 l.loerty Id 4S...I00 44 104.44 100 40
710 Liberty Sd 4 We ..100.10 100.40 100 41
1214 Liberty 4th 4S..10I I4 100.14 100 24
:0 Victory St 104.14 100.44 100 44
Foreign (iovernmeflt, Stats aft Manic! pat
14 Argentine 7a 100 100 ion
S Chinese Govt Ry Ss 44 44 44
III 111 lit
.. 44 14 44
..104 104 104
.. 91 41 01
.. 44 14 44 V
.. 44 84 44
,.100 100 100
..101 101 101
.. 71 71 71
..111 111 ' 111
.. tl 10 fl
101 101 101
44 48 04
44 04 04
44 04 44
101 101 101
100
IH
77s
44 04 04
..104 104 104
..109 104 100
.101 101 101
.114 111 114
94 03 94
.103 103 103
.101 100 100
20 lierne 4a
It Bordraus 4s ....
II fhrlst'snle 4a .
11 Copenhagen Ss
S Lyons s
4 Marseilles 6a ...
!7 Rio de Janeiro Ss
10 San Paulo Ss ....
10 Toklo Ss
26 Zurich Ss
30 Kept Reins 7s ....
43 Iom Csn 4s IS
IS Com Can Ss 11...
41 Dtrh K Ind 4s 47
04 Itch B Ind 4a SS
44 French Ren 4s . .
74 French Ren 7s ..100 104
I Japanees let 4s .. l i:
S Japanese 4a 77 77
14 Belgium 7 104 104 104
s ifeigium sa ioi 100 joi
40 Denmark 4a 40 04 00
13 Netherlands 4s .... 47 04 07
1 Norway 4a 110 110 110
11 Sweden 4 108 101 101
10 Parls-Ly-Med- 4s .. 74 74 70
21 Rep Chile Ss 44. ...104 104 104
4 Rep Cuba 4s 44
I Rep Uruguay Ss
4 Queenelsnd 7s ..
34 Queenelsnd 4s ..
11 Swiss Con Sa ...
IS K O B A I 4s II. .110 110 110
II K O B ft I Ss 10. .110 110 110
S K O B ft I 5S 17. .108 101 103
41 U S Braxll Sa 102 103 101
40 If S Mexico 6s .... 40 60 49
43 U S Mexico 4s .... 47 47 47
Railway and Miscellaneous.
10 Ajax Rubber 8s ..100 04 100
3 Am Ag Chm 7S..104 103 104
1 Am Cot Oil 6s 81 88 88
10 Am Smelt 6s '. 03 92 01
11 Am Sugar 6s 103 103 101
0 Am T ft T cv 6s. ...116 116 115
43 Am T ft T col tr Ss 99 49 99
11 Am Writ Pa 7s 86 86 86
11 Armour A Co 4s.. 91 91 01
61 A T ft 8 F gen 4s
At Rf 6s
26 Bait A Ohio 6s...
200 Bait A Ohio cv 4s 86 84 84
6 Bell Tel Penn 7s.. 108 108 108
Beth St p m 6s.... 02 02 92
5 Braden Cop 6s.... 100 100 100
18 Bkln Ed gen 7s D..107 107 107
6 Bkln R T 7o ctf st 79 70 70
1 Cat O A EI 6s 97 07 47
1 Can North 6s 111 111 111
66 Can Pac d 4s 80 79 80
7 Cent Ga 6s 100 100 100
12 Cent Leath 6s 98 98 98
18 cent N Eng 4s 67 ee 7
39 Cent -Pac gtd 4s.
16 Cerro Pa3co 8s ...
175 Chea ft Ohio cv6s.
121 Ches A Ohio cv 4s 89
l c B & u rer bs A..im
1IC 4 E III 5s 83
8 C Gt West 4s 61
7 C M A St P cv 4s 70
21 C M A St P ref 4s 65
1 Chi A N W 7s 107
7 Chi Rys 5s 79
4 C R I A P gen 4s.. 84
-172 c R I A P rer 4s.. 83
35 Chi A West Ind 4s.
10 Chile Cop 7s
31 Chile Cop 6s
4 Colo Ind 6s
0 Col G A El 5s
13 Con Coal Md 6s...
76 Con Gas 7s 124 123
10 Cub Cn Bug d 8s.... 86 86
11 Cub Cn Sug d 7s.... 87
6 Cuba R R 7s A. .104 104
2 r."ub Am Sug 8s.... 106 106
2 D A R G imp 5s 80
4 Det Ed ref 6s 103
1 Det Utd Rys 4s.. 83
13 Dls Sec 5s 46
8 Dpnt Nem 7 108 107 107
7 Duquesne Lt 6s 103 103 103
62 Erie gen 4s 55 55 65
76 Erie pr lien 4s 66 65 65
13 Fisk Rub 8s 108 107 107
20 Fram I D 7s 98 07 98
6 Gen Elec d 5s 101 101 101
26 Goodyear T 8s 31. .101 101 101
10 Goodyear T 8s 41.. 116 115 110
2 Gnd Tnk Ry C 7s. .113 112 112
22 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s. .103 103 103
44 Grt North 7s A. . . .110 110 110
22 Grt North 6s B..103 102
43 Hud A M ref 6s A.. 86 85
Hud A M adj in 6s. 64 64
. 90
.119
6
89 49
118 110
95 96
76
89
101
82
61
70
64
107
79
84
82
74
101
83
61
70
65
107
79
34
83
75
.105 105 105
93
78
96
89
92
78
96
89
88
80
102
83
46
02
78
06
89
123
86
87
104
106
80
10$
83
40
80
11
12
69
96
87
80
89
01
100
79
11
12
67
96
86
80
89
102
86
64
101
89
01
100
80
11
12
68
06
86
80
89
29 III Cent 5s 101 101
6 III Cent ref 6s 89 89
5 111 St a 4S 91
z ind st 6s loo
5 Int Ag 5s
1 Int Met 4s
I Int Met 4s ctf.
247 Int R T ref 6s...
1 Int M M sf 6s....
29 Int Pa ref 6s B...
116 K C Ft S A M 4s.
6 K C So 6s
6 Kell Spring T 8s.. 108 108 108
20 Lacka St 6s 23.... 100 100 100
8 Lacka St 6s 60.... 89 89 89
20 L S A M S d 4s 31. . 03 93 03
20 Lehigh Valley 6s. ..103 103 108
11 Llg A My 6s 98 97 97
2 Lorillard 6s 98 98 98
1 L A N ref 6s 106 106. 106
48 Mkt St By con 5s
1 Marland Oil 88..
6 Mex Pet 8s
1 Mich St Tel 1st 6s
2 Mid St cv 6s....
4 M A St L ret 5s...
88 87 87
..103 103 103
..105 106 105
.. 99 99 99
89 89 89
46 46 46
M St P &SSM 6S.102 102 102
91 M K A T n p 1 6s A 84 83 84
179 M K A T n ad 5s A 67 67 67
67 M K A T 1st 4s.. 84 82 83
28 Mo Pac gen 4s 64 64 64
3 Mont Pow 5s A 97 97 97
2 Morris A Co 1st 4s 87 87 87
1 Nat Tube 5s 100 100 100
I1NTC col 7s 105 105 106
154 N T C d 6s 106 106 106
1INTC con 4s 85 85 85
12 N T Ed ref 6s..l0S 109 109
11 NT NH A H c ,6s 48 81 80 81
12 N T Rys rf 4s ct.. 37 37 37
4 N T Tel d 6s 49.. 106 106 104
11 N T Tel ref 6s 41.. 105 105 105
12 N T W A Bos 4s. 56 56 66
60 Nor & West cv 6s.. 111 110 111
1 Nor A West con 4s 93 93 93
19 North Pac pr lien 4s 90 90 90
8 Nor Pac gen 3s.. 63 63 63
2 N P-G N it 6S..103 103 103
10 Nor Sts P ref 5s A. 91 91 91
30 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 107 107 107
. 25 Or A Cal 1st 6s.. 100 100 100
8 O S L gtd 6s CUS..105 104 106
2 O S L ref 4s 92 92 92
,47 Or-Wsh RR&N 4s.. 83 82 83
15 Pac G A El 6s 91 91 91
4 Pac T ft T 5s 97 97 97
4 Packard Motor 8s. .107 107 107
8 Pan Am PAT 7s. 101 101 101
12 Penn R R 6s....l09 109 109
130 Per.n R R gen 6s.. 102 102 102
10 Penn R R gen 4s. 03 93 93
6 Pere Man ref 5s.. 96 96 96
5 Peoria A East Inc 4s 35 36 36
16 P CC A St L 6s A.. 98 97 98
6 Pro A Ref 8s 102 102 102
1 Rep I A St col 6s.. 95 95 95
1 R G A W 1st 4s.. 80 80 80
15 R I A A L 4s... 82 81 82
19 St L I Mt A S ref 4s 88 88 88
8 St L A S F adj 6s. 80 80 80
61 St L A S F Inc 6s. 71 70 70
7StLASFpl4sA 73 73 73
9 t L ft S W 1st 4s.. 79 79 79
5 St P K C S L 4S. 82 82 82
10 S A A A P 1st 4s.. 76 75 76
123 Seaboard A L con 6s 64 63 63
65 Seaboard A L sdj 5s 28 27 28
48 Seaboard A 1 ref 4s 46 46 46
5 Sharon St Hp 8s A. 99 98 SO
29 Sinclair Oil cv Ts.l04 104 104
iclair Oil col 7s. 01 44 SO
Tee cv 4s. 01 01 01
Pec ref 4s. OS 44 44
14 Slnrlair Oil ro
II No
IS So
S Ss Pso rol tr 4s.. 44 44 44
44 Ko Ry gen 4t....Il 0 ll
41 He Ry eon Ss IT 04 4T
J04 So Ry gn 4 44 44 SS
is ss rrt me sg ,s. s ss !
s ptan on isi 4 7i. tog
SI Third Ave sdj Ss.. 44
IS Tsb Prod 7s 104
6T I'n I'se 1st 4s.... 04
11 I'n Pse ev 4s 04
1 I'n Pae ref 4 44
1 Union Tnk Car 7s.."i
7 1'td Drug 4s..
T IT S Realty 4a.
4 V a Rub 7e.
SI I' R Rub Is...
34 V 8 Steel sf Ss
101 144
40 40
104 104
04 44
04 41
44 44
. .ioi ia ioi
,.iioJ no us
.. 44 44 44
..14 101 10444
.. 01 40 00
.101 101 101
4 I'tsh P ft U 4s.... 00 to to
7t..l" 1st lot
S Va-Cr Chm
4 Va Ry St..
S3 Wabash 1st Sa.
S Wait Md 1st 4t
S Weat Pao Sa...
II West Un 4a
04 14 44
.. 04 44 II
.. 44 44 44
., 44 44 44
..110 114 I0
S Wsellns Elen Ts.,,104 104 104
Wlrk-Spen St 7s.. 100 100 100
4 Wilson ft C sf 71.101 108 101
11 Wilton ft C iv is. 91 01 01
14 Pserhn-RIO 4s rtr... 05 41 44
40 Dam Csn Se SI wl. 04 04 44
44 F.mp OAF 11. . 4 04 44
62 Sinclair Crude 4s. 04 04 41
Total aalea of bonda today were 314.143,-
000 compared with $11,461,000 previous day
and $11,161,000 a -year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Tork. July 10. Transactions sn
ths New Tork eurb bond market today
war as follows:
Doeneetlo Bonds.
High. Low. Close.
S Allied Pscksr Is . 43 41 41
S Allied Pecker Ss . 06 06 94
1 Am. Light ft T. 4s 104 104 104
S A. T. ft T. 4s, 'IS 100 100 100
1 A. T. ft T. 4s. '24 101 141 101
S Anac. Copper 4a 101 101 141
Anae. Cop. 7a. 'IS 101 101 101
S Ang. Am. Oil 7s 104 104 104
1 Armour ft Co. 7s 10S 101 Its
S Beever Bd. Ss etf. TS TS T4
31 Bethl. Stel Ts. '33 104 104 104
15 Bethl. 8teel Ts. '34 101 161 101
1 Bkly. Un. Gas Ss ,104 104 104
104 Bkly! Un. Oat Ts.100 104 104
X Can. Nat. R. Ss . 00 00 00
4 Cent. Steel Ss ...104 106 105
14S Con. Gsa ot B. Tsl04 106 106
10 Cons. Tsxt. Ss .. 04 04 80
16 Cop. Ex. A. Ss, '23101 101 101
2 Cuban Tel. 7a 104 104 104
1 Cudahy 7 101 101 101
5 Deers ft Co. 7s .102 10$ 102
3 Emp. O. ft F. ts 101 101 101
. 10 Freeport Tex. 7s 134 130 13$
3 Galena Slg. Oil 7a 106 105 106
1 Gen. Asphalt Ss 105 10S 106
i 16 Ooodr. Tiro Ts 101 101 103
3 Grand Trunk 4s 106 106 106
2 Oulf Oil 7s 104 104 104
7 Hood Rubber 7s. 04 II 44
S Humble Oil Ts ...100 100 100
3 Interb. R. T. Ts, '21 09 01 00
17 Interb. T. R. Is. '22 01 00 01
4 Kan. G. ft E. 4a . 45 05
20 Kennec. Cop. Ts 106 105
s Liacieae uaa va ..ioo ino
. 3 L. McN, ft L. Ts 00 10
3 Llg.-Wlnch. Ts ..101 101
12 Magma Cop. 7s .108 108 108
4 Manitoba 7a 16 15 95
5 Morris ft Co. 7s 105 106 106
1 Nat. Leather 8a... 14 98 41
21 N. T., N. H.ftH. 7s 87 87 87
4 Phil. El. ts 103 103 103
4 Phil. El. 6s ..100 100 100
3 Ph. P. 7s WW 10$ 101 toy
10 Proc. ft G. 7s, '23 101 101 101
13 P. 8. C of N. J. Ts 102 102 102
1 Robert Galr Ts ..07 97 07
1 Sears Roeb. 7s, '22 101 101 101
11 Seara Roeb. Ts. '2$ 101 101 101
13 Shawsheen Ta ...104 102 102
9 Solvay ft CIs 8a 106 106 106
3 S. W. Bell Tel. 7s 102 102 102
0 St. O. N. T. 7s, '25 105 106 105
2 S. O. N. Y. 7s, '26 106 105 105
8 S. O, N. T. 7s. '28 106 106 106
6 S. O. N. Y. 7s. '29 107 106 107
4 S. O.N. Y. 7s, '30 107 107 107
10 S. O. N. T. 7s. '31 110 109 110
20 S. O. N. Y. 6s 109 100 100
12 Stew. Warner 8s 110 108 108
11 Sun Oil 7s 101 100 101
12 Swift ft Co. 7s. '25102 102 102
6 Swift ft 7s. '31 103 102 102
5 Texas Co. Ts .....101 101 101
11 U. Oil Cal. 6s ...101 101 101
1 U. R. of H. 7s 104 104 104
3 Vacuum Oil 7s .107 107 107
6 Valvorine 7s 99 .90 90
12 West. Electric 7s 108 109 108
1 Winchester 7s 102 102 102
Foreign Bonds.
2 Argentine Ts, '23 ..100 100 140
31 Can. Steam. Ts ..05 94 95
10 N. Y., N. H. Fr. Ts T4 T4 T4
1 Russian 6a ctfa . 15 15 16
19 Swiss "6 103 103 103
7 U. S. Brazil 78 85 84 84
30 U. S. Mexico 4s . 39 39 39
05
106
100
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101
Omaha Produce
Fbralentd ky ths list sf Nebraska.
tirtment er sgrleullurs, auras of
sit aad marketing!
tlVI POULTET,
Whaleeals Wholesale
Bering stlliaf
Price i Price i
SOItsJISIt I0I14MIII
,:s
tt
II
II
II
Flrottert .....
Springe
Hens, light...
Hena, heavy.
Cocks
Duckl
.11
.!
.110
.170
.114
,110
.110
.11
.IS
.11
.11
PMSSBRD POl'LTRT.
.110 .14
Broilers
eprlegt
Hena ...
OrkS ..
Uuckt ..
No. 1...
No. S...
Crocks ,.
EUOf.
.140
0
.310
.ITS .11
.$40 .10
.It
.It
.21
.11
IT
.11
,it
.140
.140
.310
.31
.17
.370 .30
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BUTTER.
Creamery, prints
Creamery, tub....
Country, common .74
But. fat, sts. pr.. .24
II AT AND STRAW.
Prairie No. 1 upland. 111.10014 It; No.
No. S upland. $14 0001110; No. S upland,
St.4O0O.OO; No. I midland. Ill 60011 4o-
No. 1 midland. II 000 I SO; Ko. I mid
land. $7.0001.00: No. I lowland, $4,000
10 oo; no, I lowland. iT ooejtoo.
Alfalfa No. 1. I13 00SII0A: standard
111.00011 10; No. :, $14.60011.10; No. S,
II OOfj It. on,
, Straw oat, SI. 0001.00; whttt. $7,000
lot.
Wholesale prlcee of beef cuts sffecllvs
July 17, sre se follows'
No. 1 ribs, lie; No. t ribs. SOe; No. S
ribs, 14a No. 1 loins. 14c; No. I loins.
I6e: No. S. loins. ISr: No. 1 rounds. l$r:
No. I rounds, ltc; No. S rounds, lis. No.
I chucks, lie: no. i cnucks. ui; no.
S chucks, lie: No. 1 Pittas. Sc; No. S
pistes, Sc; NO. S plstss, 4c.
FRUITS.
Bananas; Par lb.. T0Te. Oranges:
Site SIS and larger. $4.100 14.00; alas 160.
$4.4000 00: slss 144. $7.3107.74; slss. $14.
44.0004.16. Lemons: Per hex. scoordlng
to else, S7.SO0O.OO. Grapefruit: Per crate.
17.10. reaonea: oeorgie. s-oasicoi craies,
$1.11; California. 14 boxes per crate. II 15.
Apricots: 4-baaket cratee. It 4001 II.
Plums: 4-baaket orates. $1.400 2 74. Cher
ries: Homo grows. 14 qta. per esse. SI.40;
24 pts per esse, S3.I0; msrket bsskets.
$1.40. Logsnberrtes; $4 qt. boxes. 44.000
4.11. Blackberrlea: 24 St. bosws. $1.16.
Red Raspberries: 34 pt. boxes, $3.14, Ap
ples Wlnesap. 11.1(01 II; Pippins. $3.40;
New Transparent, $1.7601.01.
New York Dried Fruits.
Near Tork. July 20. Evaporated Ap-
plee Quiet.
j-rsnee w an ins.
Aprlrols Nominal.
Peaches Dull.
Raisins Steady.
BEE WANT AD RATES
ISo per Una each day, 1 sr t days,
lie per Una each day, S to S days.
10c per lias each day, T days or longtr.
Theee rates spply to Ths Sunday Bos
aa well as to Ths Morning snd Evening
Bee. AH weekday advertisements sppear
In both morning snd evening tdltlons st
tho oas coat.
The sbovs rates apply exclusively to
Want Ads whlca sre commonly termed
"public wants." snd do not Include sd-
verttslng nr exploiting their business.
THE BEE reeerves tho right to desig
nate what constitutes a publlo went.
Want Adt acctpted at ths following
offices:
MAIN OFFICE ..17th and Farnam Sts.
South Omaha 2400 N St.
Council Bluffs IS Scott St
Tslephone
AT-lantlo 100S.
Call for Want Ad Department. Aa ex
perienced want ad taker will receive your
ad snd a bill will be mailed later. The
rates quoted above apply to either charge
or caah orders.
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Evening Edition 11:45 aw m.
Morning Edition S o. m.
Sunday Edition S p. m. Saturday.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
THE EVENING BEE.
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES
NEBRASKA
FARM
MORTGAGES
to yield
SV2 6 6ft
Extmpt from Local Taxes
United States Trust Co.
AffUioted with
The United States Nat'l Bank
1612 Farnam Strast
New York & Richmond
Gat 6, 1951
Operating in
New York City
Yield 620
Burns, Brinker & Co.
202 So. 17th Street
OMAHA
ISIDORE Sister- M.. aged 47. Thursday
a. m.. following short illness. She is
survived by two slstere. Mre. W. C. Spen
cer, of New Tork. and Sister Mary Car
melite, of Mercy convent, and one broth
er. Dennis McQulre. of Ireland.
Funeral service Saturday, July 22. 0 a.
m., from Mount St. Marys convent chapel.
Fourteenth and Castelar. Interment Sla
ter's lot. Holy Sepuicher cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
STOI.L Kathrine P.. July 10, 1022, aged
41 years.
Funeral aervlces will be held from Brailey
dc Dorrance chapel, Saturday, July 22, at
2:30 o'clock p. m. Interment Forest Lawn
cemetery. y
Deceased is survived by her husband, Ed
ward J. Stoll: one brother, Edward Dor
sey; two sisters, Mrs. Virginia T. Mead and
-Mrs. Gertrude Gorman, all of Omaha.
BROWN Emma Lauretta, at the homo
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown,
058 North 27th avenue, Wedneaday, July
1922, aged S years.
Funeral aervlces from Grace United Evan
gelical church, 27th and Camden, Friday,
July 21, 1022, at 2 p. m. Interment For
est Lawn cemetery. For information call
Crosby-Moore, WE. 0047.
RUPPEBT Robert, Wednesday. July 10.
Funeral services Friday, July 21, "at 2:S0,
from family residence, 2010 Martha. In
terment Bohemian National cemetery.
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC sealing concrota burial
vaults. Recommended snd for sals
by sll leading undertakers. Wator-
' proof, no tteel to rust, no wood to de
cay. Insist upon tho AUTOMATIC SEAL
ING VAULT manufactured by Omaha
Concrota Burial Vault Co.. 6210 N. 10th.
Omaha. Tel. Kenwood 107T.
CEMETERIES.
Visit Forest Lawn
A beautiful new section has recently
been opened In Forest Lawn cemetery
(north of city limits). It is but wis
dom to select a lot before absolute
necessity compels one to do to. Send
for booklet.
FOREST LAWN CEMETERT ASSOCIA
TION. 720 Brandeis Thester Bids.
FLORISTS
LOST AND FOUND
IF yeit bee fuuad tumoihing, look tarsus
this column and tea if lbs eaaer has
advertised bit lee. It t eurpiUlsg hew
many people read this rteaailirsiloa sack
oo Just out if ruriitaiiy, a.,iii.llme
MIST Fasterrlar d.g"" n.ar I4i as
Loatonwarla pis. tan eels, anno erltsj
bie'k and tan oi-ota Nsme Pet Howard.
Phone Black 44H,j'ounril muffs
MST fair ehell run glaesee, helweee
jam ssd Slat sireei, euih ele Fernet
eireei. Howard fur leturn. 11. II. Vers,
1014 Farnam.
LOST on sr about July II, ons largo
ramet brooch. Liberal r.esrd for re
turn of tame. WA, 4111,
ilKIM'l.kJ Hoalan bull, wblio roller neer
ly elrclea neck, screw tell. Name, " Ppud "
Rraani Call JA. 1444.
UMT ilold wnet watch, Sunday, Walnut
4411 F-l. Reward.
MALE HELP WANTED
ATTENTION sjAf.KHUKN
Van, asnteil io carry our patented winter
cap as a sideline. Only I samples and
ewatih's. Liberal commission. Lean
Wsllsie A a.m.. JI4-M: fcait UHb, St.
Nw Vnrk C'jty.
Bricklayers Wanted
I'nlon Job. l per day, I hours wntk
Will allow Iranapnrtaiion for ln-n that
will etsy at les.t one month Muat be
flrst-rtasa meihsnlra. Apply U'eMs Hroe.
Cnnsiruition Co. st Juhn Slorrell plant.
Ottumwa, Is.
COt ilC WAN'TKb NlTlUT iImTVT! AP.
HI.Y Ciller. HOTKI. FONTKN F.I.I. R.
HAIlVfcHT HANDS WANTKti 204 har
vest hands, good wage, repnrt In per
son to Town Marshal, Yuma. I'olo.
Mechanics
Wanted,
Experienced.
Scott Motor Car Co.,
3016 Harney St. Ha. 0010
MEN WANTED.
FOR ORAVFL HAULING.
Several excellent Jcba open. Men
on this work now earning 121
to Sll per day. Muet be reliable
and able to buy truck, paying part
rash, balance from earnings
Quick action Is nsceasary aa limit
ed number only can be taken cars
of. When replying give phone No.
If possible. Addrees Box W-110.
Omaha Bee.
MEN To Qualify for positions In
traffic and shipping dspartmants, railroad
and Industrial, foreign and domeatlo ship
ping: salaries excellent., witn unlimited
chence for advancement: experience not
absolutely neceesary, ir determination to
learn. This is no employment agency, hut
a real chance for men with ambition.
Answer, giving preaent employment, age
and telephone number: all Information
atrlctly confidential.. Addraas W-141.
Omaha Bee.
COLORED lebor wanted for paving job,
Apply Weetern Aaphait Paving Corpora
tion, Independence, Iowa.
SALESMEN WANTED Wholesale travel
er for eouthwestern Iowa, who haa had
retail experience. Ths Strobber Piano
Co., Cedar Rapids, la.
SALESMEN WANTED Exclusive terri
tory, liberal commission: should bavs Ford
car. Box W-114. Omaha Bee.
WANTED
MARRIED MEN, NEAT APPEARING.
AND GOOD TALKERS. WHO CAN FUR
NISH REFERENCES TO QUALIFY FOR
1100 PER WEEK JOBS. 433 SECURITIES
BUILDING.
WANTED Mail clerk for lame Omaha
hotel young man with some experience
preferred; state particulars In first letter.
Address Box W-115. Omaha Bee.
WANTED man to buy truck and take over
transfer business; unusually reasonable
terms. DO. 441. Evo or Sun. HA. 4004.
Week days. DO. 8441.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Typist Wanted
Typist wanted wha also known
general office vfL Must be
capable, neat, ce urate speedy
worker. fttate experience and
education. Large office, per
manent position. Address Box
W-142, Omaha Bee.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Grain Bookkeeper
Thoroughly experienced In all depts. of the
business will be available for position Aug.
1. Minneapolis and Omaha raferences. p.
O. Box 434, Minneapolis, Minn.
MR. Employer or Mrs. Housewife. READ
These Ads It Is impossible for these
wortby people to talk with all of vou
faco to face ao they have used this
column as a means of notifying TOU
that they want to work for TOU.
STENOGRAPHER Man, some experi
ence, desires position. Salary 118 week
up. WA. 0991.
WANT Job working around house for room
snd board. Box W-11S, Omaha Bee.
COLORED woman wants day work. WE.
I. at).
WHITE woman wants laundry work. KE.
DAY work wanted. References. WE. 4004.
DAY work wanted WE. 6044. i
ATTRACTIONS
WHETHER you're Interested in getting
attractions or want to get placed, read
and use thla classification. You'd be sur
prised to learn how many concession
and "free attraction" people take The
Omaha Bee so tHey can keep in touch with
tne various celebrations advertised.
DOLLS, BALLOONS, RUBBER BALLS,
NOVELTIES.
Ask for catalogue. Globe Novelty Co..
KOfi Farnam St.. Omeha. Neb.
THE "Melody Five" Jazx band. Joe Drake,
WK. &37Z. 18Z3 IN. Z3d 8t.
LEE LARMON fS
SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
A SWOBODA. 1415 FARNAM 8TREET.
L. HENDERSON. HOT Farnam. JA. 1244.
JOHN BATH. 1804 Farnam. J A. 1104.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
fillip
A BATH A DAY
THE HEW ROOD A0T0
rlATIC WATER HEATER
Number 95
Built to supply enough Hot Watsr foi
the average home at a price the average
home-owner can pay.
A small payment puts one in your
home, balance monthly with gas bills.
Continuous satisfactory performance
is guaranteed by a
WATER HEATER EXPERIENCE
zteacliag over 25 years.
Telephone Commercial Dept.
Metropolitan Utilities Dial.
GAS DEPARTUERT
1BOS Hawawtl Straw , DOagU
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
Stack a Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
IAMBULANCEf
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertakers and Embalmere.
Phono HA. 0244. Office 1411 Farnam.
LARKIN BROTHERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 481 3 SO. Z4TH
Hulse & Riepen,
Funeral Directors. 1124 Cumfog.
CROSBY-MOORE 'ipl.
PERSONALS
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magaxlns. Ws collect. Wo distribute.
Phono DO. 413S snd our wagon will call
Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1111-1114
Dodge St.
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
wnp massages. 14 8. nth, at. nil
SULPHUR-batha, Swedlah massage, chl
ropody. Evenings to S. SOS a 40th at.
WOODWARD'S Message 1740 Leaven
worth. Office I, tire., 10 a. m. to 7 p. m.
ELECTRIC BATHS for nervouana
Sill.
WE.
EXPERT MAS8AOE. ATLANTIC 0441.
FISHER baths, massage. 180 Arthur Bldg.
RENT vecoum cleaners 7Sc HA. 1071.
MA88AGE. Emms Brott. 1717 Webster.
MATERNITT HOME. 1011 Emmett.
EXPERT massage. 110 No. 17th
LOST AND FOUND
LOST 8uttcaae, neer Valley, on Lincoln
highway. Elsto Jaeggl. Columbus. Neb.;
reward.
LOST Gold wrlat watch bet. 14 and IS
en LeaVw'th. REWARD. Call HA. 0114.
ST RATED RM sow. C P.
snd Crover. HA 444S.
Wilson. 41d
liOaTsSeM calf kaitoe, Caeae Kfi, S404,
EDUCATIONAL
DAY 8CHOOL NIQHT SCHOOL.
Complete courses in accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short
hand and typewriting; railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil aervlce and all
English and commercial branches.
Write, call or phone Jackson 154S for
large Illustrated catalog. Address
Boyles College
Boylea Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
WANTED Men, ladles and boye to learn
barber trade; big demand; wsgee while
learning; atrlctly modern. Call or writs
1403 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College.
Van Sant School of Business.
Day and Evening Schoola.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Dousiae 0&90.
DO you want to increase your Income t
Write the National Auto SchooL 1414
N. 20th St.. Omaha, for catalog.
MDI.ER RASBKR COLLEGE.
110 S. 14th. Write for catalog.
ANNIE E. GLASGOW, voice and piano.
601 Karbacb Blk. J A. 1081.
CLOTHING AND FURS
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS.
For sale, a few unclaimed, alt-wool
"Dundee" eutts, cheap, alterations froe.
Northwest Cor. 14th and Harney Sts.
FULL DRESS suits and Tuxedos for rent.
JA. 1121. 100 N. 16th St. I. FelcTman.
ARMT ahoea 12 10. 704 No. 14th.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
LOOK ever our list of used cars.
THE AUTOMOTIVE MARKET.
Mtc Farnam gt. AT. 7814.
cKEE inspection and water tor all makes
battery. Battery and Parte Co.. 1414
Farnam St.. AT. 4314.
I'SED CARS.
O. N. Bonncy Motor Co.,
IT, 6 4 Farnam,
USED cara worth your money. The No
braaka Oldsmobilo Co. 14th aud Howard
Sta. AT. 1774.
USED Ford parts at half price. Parte for
all stsndsrd"lnaks cara Neb. Auto Parts.
1I4 Harney St.
ASK about our t-day Auto Repslnt P-rv-Ice.
PFEIFFER'S, : Leavenworth.
USED radiators, all makes for sale. Green
ouga Radiator Repair. 2411 Farnam.
FOR SALE Ford with d-llvery box. S"0.
BARGAIN. Call WE. IJ.
USED Fords, all models.
Co., 1114 Cnmlng.
Lied Ford Car
ONE good Maxwell touring for as Jo, chaap,
AT. 144T. r
UOU.T. aspect aato UUnatec. Ui sV ttta.
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