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fHK OMAHA bht: lUtSUAt. AUGUST H, 1922.
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Omaha Grain
, -' " , Omaha, August 7.
, Thrrt wai a lower trend to all cratn
' prim today and njw low level were
reached in wheat, furn and oat. AH
terminals had heavy run of wheat.
' retardlei of the bad car aituation,
and tht demand for thit cereal wai
, i lacking. Very little wu doing in ex
oort circlet anil clearance! were
" much imaller than a year ago. Con
"tinned favorable weather for the
1 growing corn crop and a good in
create m the vikihle tupply was
recorded.
' Receipt I of wheat at Omaha were
iSO cart tor the two day, agamic vi
, car a year ago. Corn receipts were
126 car, aeairtai 89 cart lait year,
V Oatt, JS cart, against 22 cart last
. year. Total shipments, 25S cars, as
! 'eomnared with JV4 cars a year ago,
I There was very good demand for
i all crams at the Drevaihng prices,
torn sold We to Uic lower. Oatt
wtre quoted Jc lower. Rye wat Itfc
lower and barley unchanged.
. WHEAT.
Na I dark hard! I car. lt.1.
Sa 1 dark hard: I r.r.. II, ll! 1 ear
amutty, li.lt: l or, 11.14; car, II ll.
No. dark kard: I tar. II. It; 1 car,
' It at: t car lemuttyl. II 01; 1 car, ll.Olj
T l r. II ll; 1 rara lamuttv). 11.01.
No I dark hard: 1 car (smutty). II. II:
4 ran. II 41; 1 car, ll.tt; 1 car (smutty),
l.l.
No. 1 h.rd winter: 1 car. II. tl.
N. S hard winter! I cart. 11.01: 1 ear;
II I tars, 1.01 11 car, II. 00; 1
car. II tl.
N. I hard wlnl.r: 1 cara. till! I
cara. II tl: T cara, ll.tt: I cara. ttc; 1
r car (imutty. Tl par cant dark. II. tl,
Na. t hard winter: II cara, Sic; I car.
ll.tt: I car (71 per rant dark), II. 00; 1
mar. SlUc: I car. ITc.
Mo. t hard winlar; 1 car (7 par cent
ry. smutty), tic; i car (smutty), lie; i
rare, tic
I Sample hard winlar: I cara, tie; I
ears, 94c; t cara, ttc; t cara, tic; 2 cara,
tr.
... No. 1 yellow hard: I car. 110!.
' No. i fallow hard: I cara. 1.40.
No. 3 yellow hard: I cara, ttc.
1 Na. 4 yellow bard; I cara, tic; 1 cara.
IT".
. aampla yellow hard: 1 car (heat). 12c:
1 ear (no tonnage), ttc; 1 car. 10c; 4
enra. etc; i ear, fee.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, ITc; ear, lie.
No. t eprlag: 1 car, 440.
CORN.
No. 1 while: 4 care. He.
f. 1 while: T Care, Mc.
No. 1 yellow: I cara, like; t cara. llttc.
No, I yellow: 1 ear (shippers weight),
ItHc; T cara. Iltte: 1 car, tSc; 1 car
(special billing), 1114c.
, No. I mixed: It cara, 14c
" No. 1 mixed: I cara, 434r,
. No. t mixed: I cer. Hc.
OATS.
.No. I while: II cara. JOHc; 1 car. :01c.
No. 4 white: I cara. 10c.
Sample white; 1 car, 10c,
i No. 1 mied: 1 car. JO He.
RYE.
. No. I: t car. TOe.
No. .; I cara, 44-.
OJI.UTA. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota.)
Week
Alto.
140
7 .
ia
S
I '
Tear
Aio.
ST!
81
6
t
, Receipt .,
Wheat
Corn
Oata
Jtya
Barley . . . v . .
Shlpmenta-V
Wheat
Corn ,,,
Oata v
:mva
Today.
...ISO
..124
.. 17 .
.. I
.. -
-
.. ti
.. it
10
47
I
55
23
'Barley
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.PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
- (Bushels.)
Heeelpt Today. Wk. Ap.
Tr. Ago.
3,743.000
033,000
1,461,000
1,711,000
137.000
Wheat i,(7i,oon
Cor ...,.,..1.035,000
Oata 1,111,000
Shipments .,
Wheal J.....1.MI.MS
Corn ........ 142,000
Oata- 131.000
4.001,000
tJt.000
133,000
1,320,000
J, 150.000
II.900
315,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Buehela . Today. Tear A no.
Wheat and flour 1,241,000 4,241,000
Corn
151 00(1
43,000
80,000
Oata
1 40.000
CHICAOO RECEIPTS.
(Carlota.)
Week
Ago.
363
130
Tear
Ago.
224
117
260
- ' . Today.
Wheat 411 -
Corn HS
Oata H7 "i
' KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
(Carlota.).
. N Week
Today. Ago.
Wheat ..............773 153
Corn 44 40
Oata. , l 1
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Tear
Ago.
29
to
110
V- (Carlota.)
Week
Ago.
404
185
Tear
Ago.
356
124
" - Today.
Wheat ,0.471
Corn 82
Oata 138
121
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NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS
.(uariote.)
Week
Ago.
312
73
Tear
Ago.
630
107
" Today.
'Minneapolis . , !04
- Duluth. 18
' Holiday at Winnipeg.
i . ' V. 8. VISIBLE; , .
(Bushels.)
..Week ' -. Tear
Today. ' Ago. " Ago,
Wheat .....22.433,000 11.677,000 34,547,000
Corn '....,.11.664,000 11.609,000 13,665.000
, Oats 40,038,000 1,47,000 41.6S9.rTT
"Rye ....... l,215,00t 1,154.000 ,1,918.000
Barley .... 777.000 834,000 1,918300
- OMAHA STOCKS.
(Bushels.)
Toaay. Tr. Ago.
Wheat
Cora
OaU .
. Rye . .
Barley
, . 030.000
2,000,000
.. 414.000
..1,984,000
.. 13.000
. . 6,000
"1,637,000
44.000
17,000
. CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO.' 2627. Aug. T.
Art. Open. High. I Low. Close. Sat.
Wht.
Sept.
, May ,
Kya
Sept,
Dee.
Com
aept.
. Dae.
v May
Oata .
.Sap,
'".Dae,
Sethi'
Lard
. Sept.
, Oct. -Hlba
ep-
I
I
1.06
1.064,
1.06 H
1.06K
I.11H
I11K
.T4
.74
.11
.41
.67
.14
'..IS
..11
.12
.36H
.S
.11
LSI
1.06
1.06
MO
1.05
1.47
1.06
1.07
107
1.12
1.11
:?t
.61
.67
.60
.33
.31
35 V.
1.0541
1.06S
1.06
Ml
1.04
1.11
.74
.74
II
.67
.40
.32
.15
.31
.731
,73
..691
.661
Ml
.731
731
.60
.60
.56
.60
.32
.36
-38
32
.35
.38
.38
llt.lt
lt.ll
110.51
110.61
I10.0T
110.71
110.82
10.07
110.97
il0.96
10.10
10.71
lit. IT
(lt.ll
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City Grain.
Kanaaa City, Mo.. Aug. 7. Wheat
Cash. No. 1 hard, 11.014)1.11; No. 1 red.
a.M.
Corn lo to lc lower: No. I white.
,'Sec: No. 1 yellow. &
Hay Unchanged.
; Kanaaa City. Ma.. Aug. 7. Wheat
Cloaa, September, 98c; December, tlc;
May. 11.14. .,
11 ' ' Mlanaaaerta Oral.
- " Mlaaaapolla. Ag. 1. Wheat Cash. No.
. I aorthern. IL!1.37; September, 1.12;
-. Deceaaker. ll.tt: May. Il.lt.
' Cora No, 1 yellow, tl6?o.
- Oata Na. I white. .ttltn.
Warley II Vile. , .
Nare-ICe. t, Tle.
: Vlax No. 1, I2.442.4t.
St. Louis. Auc, T. Wheat Close: Sep
tember. 1.M; December, Sl.06.
Cora-fSeptambar, ftttc; December,
II 6lc.
Oata September, II e.
si' Minpeapella Aug. f.inaur Market na-
chaagad.
. Braa lll Miatt. ' . - - .
Hast WajslK. hsaaaT.
. New Turk. Aag. 7. The raw auger
V market waa ejuiet and aa aa aalea were
. raported. piieea were aachanged at
.-1 It-ltc. coat and might, equal ta 6.42c
.far eeatrtfmgal
' Tha raw anaar tatana market
. eateiar under acattered liquidation hnd
tlxaU Bfieea war S ta 4 points net lower.
Trading . waa light, with operators In
Uatal ta held atf aa await developmenta
la tha apot aaarket; Eeptemner. s.7c;
' p-eaaahar. l.lle: March, l.tle: May. 3.74c
la refiaed new boatneaa waa light -wt
theret were heaxr aetlverlee en aid orders.
- Prices) were aachaaged at 1 7.44c to 7.10c
far ftfa granulate
That
saarfeet for refined tufarea was
with aalea of threw lota of Ne
at T lee. claalng: September, Oc
I.leo.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Oauka Boa I nee) Wire,
micago, auk. j. with the ex
ception of September wheat and rye,
au acuveriei 01 tne tour major
graini dropped to a new low for the
leaton under the combined presiure
or neaiinar taiet and nauidation
Cloiing tradi, while on a fair rally
due to ihort covering, were at
lostes of !4Mc on wheat, ftKc
on corn, JtaJeC en oati and Hc
on rye.
Liverpool wat closed and export
butineit with the continent only
tair. iocai traders were lorced to
rely upon domestic developmenta for
inarnci incentive ana tne newt sen
eratly was in favor of a lower range.
cash wneat was Ji&uc lower as
compared with September in the
sample ' market, and while the car
shortage was reported as increasing,
terminal receipts were only 172,000
Dusheis less than last year. .
oepiecnoer ttoaji a law.
aentembar. after aelllna at tha tame
price a Uecember early, turned weak to
ward the laat and llnlahed 144a under.
Export bualneaa waa not aufflclent to off-
eat iho freeh hedging agalnet purohaaea
in tne aouinweat, where farmera are cell
ln freely. The vlelble eupply haa atarted
to Increaae rather rapidly, gaining 2.764..
000 buahela lor tha week. Crop proipecte
were not a faotor. although in carta of
me province or Baikatrnawan tne outlook
I com. whit leaa favorable.
Liquidation and atoo loaa alllnr ear
rled September corn under too for the
flrat time thle aeaeon, but around that
figure abort covering wax In evidence,
and with, tha aaeletanco of a. deereeae of
MSI.OOt buahele In the vlelble eupply and
1.740,000 buehela In local etocka, made a
rally toward tha rtoea. Local eohtlment
generally la bearlah. Demand for !
grain waa leaa active, with Induatrlee the
peat nuyara. ablpplng aalee aggregated
171.000 buehela. Including 100 000 buahela
to exportera. Rerelpta lot rare.
September Oata Decline.
Oala held within narrow limit, with
September uniler preaaure and leading the
tleollnee. There waa aome buylna of Sen-
ember and aelllng of Mv around
Ifferenre exrlv. which . w.a aiirihuirf
lo a local raah houae. Exportera took
40.00t buahela here. Receipta 22 cara.
Weakneaa In wheat and northweetern
hedging preaaure were the main cfepreae.
Ing Intluenrea In rye. Mlnneipolle and
Duluth received 293 cara. No. 2 on
track Bold at 1LB ava.Ranlmh.. I..
of a.ooo barrela rye flour were made to
exporteri with more bualneaa under way.
i ctoaea.
Wheat In eaatern K.n.. t i.
larked, owing to the recent ralna. ac
cording to the weekly report of the
8nta F railroad. Yield In Kanaaa
rangea from 10 to 14 buahela per acre.
Corn and cotton doing well. Central
Kanaaa needa rain. In Illlnnle oata mo.
Ing 35 to 50 buehela per acre. South
western farmers eelllna wheat rr.aiv rr
hortge Is increasing. .
Many countlua In west central and
southern Illinois need rain for corn, aa
shown by the weekly report of a atatla
tlclan of the department of agriculture.
Threshing returns on aprlng wheat In
Minnesota, aa ahown by returns to the
Northwestern railroad, range from 15 to
22 buehela per acre, barley J5 to SO
bushels, oats 83 to 70 bushels and rye 18
to 36 bushels. In South Dakota aprlng
wheat ranges from 10 to 32 bushels, bar
ley 21 to 3i bushels, oata 20 to 67 bush-
la and rye 11 to 25 buahela
The government renort nn fmn .m
be given out Tuesday at l lr. rhir.n
time. The nrclimin flrV V I I H win, a.
wheat, based on threshlnc returns, will ha
given and condition of other grains. Con
dition la expected to be lower than laat
month, tut the advanced Dir btala will
offset losses In condition and show larger
yields than last month, so that condi
tion figures count for little.
torn. stocks in Chicago which recently
era more than li Aooonn h,,hi.
been reduced to 4,489,000 bushels.
Argentine hss around n noo oaa hh-
ela old wheat left for export, according
to Broomhall. Australia haa practically
shipped everything It had to spare.
"The International conference which
started In Ixndon today may work qutck-
iii consummating creaits," said a local
operator.
St. Txmls Uveatock.
East St. Louis. III.. Ana- 7 rot 1 1- x
celpts 6,000 head; market, steers, steady
' "c lower; graseers, off most; light
yearlings, StOCker steers an, I r.nn.r.
steady; best beef cows, steady: medium
(trao.es, nam to sell, bulls and light calves,
25c lower; top steers, 110.10; for 1,179
nounders, top mixed yearlings, 10.00.
weight, 698 lbs.: top calves, 110.00; bulks
follow; steers. 6.008.75; stocker steers,
t.006.25; calves, $9.5010.00.
Hogs Receipts, 9,500 head; market
opened 15 to 26c lower; later market 35
to 50c lower; extreme top early for 154
pound lights, 110.45; late top, 110.20; bulk,
140 to 200-pound averages. 19.90(5)10.25;
bulk 210 to 280-pound averages, 19.00
9.76; packer sows, 7.267.75; bulk pigs,
9.5010.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 4.000 head;
market, fat lambs, 25 to 60c lower; sheep,
steady; top lambs. 112.00; bulk, 311.00
11.75; culls, 85.6O6.00; fat light ewes,
mostly 16.00; heavies. 12.60193.00.
St. Joseph Live Stock. '
St. Joseph Mo. Aug. 7. Hogs Receipts,
7,000 head market slow, shippers buying a
few strong weight butchers, 15&26c lower
than Saturday. Top 9.90; packer market
opening 25 to 35e lower. Packing aows,
mostly 7.267.50.
Cattle Receipts. 4,000 head; best fed
steers and yearlings and best butcher stock
about steady; others weak to 25c lower.
Receipts most trash; light yearlings
early, (9.00; bulk best beef steers and
yearlings and early S8.00(9.00; western
grassers, downward to 15.50; calves, stock
era and feedera and steers, steady: veal
calf top, 9.60; Kansas and Oklahoma
steers, 6.50 down.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,500 head;
best sheep, steady; lambs, 26c lower. Na
tive Iftmbs, mostly J12.0012.35; cull
lambs, steady, 17.00; six cars, medium to
good Idaho lambs, not sold; light and me
dium weight fat ewes. 16.50.
! '
Omaha nay Market.
Prairie Hay Receipta are very light and
demand la good on beat grade at top
quotation. The lower grades ara alow
aale.
Alfalfa Hay Recelota are verv lleht
and demand fair on top gradea and light
on the lower grades.
Prices below are for carload lota: TJp
and prairie No. 1. tl4.00fS16.00: No I
prairie. 11.00e13.00: No. f prairie. 17.00
4710 00: midland oralrie No. 1. 11.1.000
14.00; No. 2 prairie. !9.60i2:00; No. I
prairie. $7.00 9.00; lowland prairie No.
1, 1800010.00; No. 2 prairie. 7.00tS8.00.
Alfalfa No 1, tl3.OOQ15.00: standard.
111.50012.60: No. 2. 110.00011.50: No.
3. 18.00 a 10.00. Straw oat. 18.0001.00.
Wheat straw, 17.000 8 01.
New York Cotton.
New Tork. Aug. 7. Opening 7 to 13
points lower, cotton futures broke Me a
pound on southern selling, disregarding
bullish news. There was no .outside de
mand to offset southern selling. The
market ruled c lower through the after
noon, it closed up about 20 pointa trom
the day's low. but 24 to 29 points under
the previoua closing.
Spot quiet. 25 points decline. 21.10c for
middling upland.
southern market were: Galveston.
21.40c. 25 points decline; New Orleans,
21c, 25 points decline: Savannah. 20.33c.
41 pointa decline; Augusta. 20.88c; 11
points decline; Memphis, 22c, unchanged;
Houaton. 21.05c, 30 pointa decline; Little
Rock, 21.76c, unchanged.
New Tork Dry Goods.
New Tork. Aug. T. An unusually large
attendance of day goods buyers In New
Tork markets has been brought about by
the opening of a merchandise fair. Cotton
goods were inactive, following the cotton
decline and yarns were irregular. Addi
tional lines of woolen and worsted dreas
goods have been aold up and withdrawn
for tha spring season by the largeat pro
ducer. Raw silk was a little softer, both
here and abroad. Burlapa were quiet and
barely steady. Jobbers reported a contin
uation of many small orders for immediate
delivery. ,
- New Tark Dried Fruits.
New Tork. Aug. 7. Evaporated Applea
Scarce: atate. 17 019c
Prunes Easy; California, llle;
Oregon. 12 18c.
Apricots nominal. ' .
Peaches Quiet; choice. 12014c;
extra choice. 14015c; fancy, liaitc
Raisins Nervoua; loose muscatels. 1(0
llc; choice to fancy seeded, 12414c;
seedless. It 011c.
New Tark Metals.
New Tork. Aug. 7. Copper Steady:
electrolytic .pot and futures. 14J14c.
Tin Steady; spot and nearby, 12.6tc:
futures. 32.43e.
Iron Steady: No 1. northern, S9.O04J
JO. tec: No. 2 northern. 27.Boez9.0t: No.
1 southern. ll.Otett etc.
Lead Steady: apot. S.7St)5.8ftr.
Zinc Quiet; E. St. Louis, spot and near
by delivery, t.ltr.
Aatimony Spot. t.2lwS-C2c
Hobday aa Laadaa Kirhanae.
Laadoa. Aug. 7. Today la a holiday aa
tha exchangee here and la Liverpool.
Live Stock
Omaha. Aug. f.
Recelota warat
Cstlla. Hogs. Ihaep.
Estimate Moaday..,, Met
II, tea
f.ttt
11.444
4.411
l.llf
J I. tot
aaana oay last wean.. 4 41t
Same I weeks mo... I.llt
Barat I weeks ate... T.4U
aamt day year aea. .11.131
14.911
I I.I It
It 411
11.111
Receipt and diepoeiitea of llva alack al
tha Unloo alack yarda, Omaha. Haa,, for
It tour ending at l p. m , August I, lllli
- RECKI-TS-CAha,
. Cel. His Stop. Mia.
VV: .?..7.. " .t ::
Ualoa Paclflo R. R. ... II II
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It
4
III
It
c n. w, nr., oaat
C, N, W, By,, weal
C, HU P., M. O. Hy.
C, a Q. Ry , east ...
C. H. Q. fcy.. weet
t
II
II
'
II
I
C, R, I. P., aaat ... It
C. R. I. at P.. west ... 14
Illlnola Central Ry I 1
Chicago Ureal Western S I
Total reoetpta ...
III 171 II 11
VI8POSITION HEAD.
L'attla. Mnn
Sheep.
Armour at Co, ..lit 1471
Cudahy Pack Co. ...lilt 144T
Dold Packing Co. ... 4ll 1 ITT
Morris Pack. Co tot 1461
Swift Co 141 1134
1310
.141
iiii
71
J. W. Murphy 341
Lincoln Pack. Co. ... 71 ....
Wilson Pack. Co. ... 134 ....
Hlgglnt Packing Co. IT ....
Hoffman Broa. 11 ,..,
Mayerowlrh Vail ., 16 ....
Mldweet Packing Co. 11 ....
P. O'Dea I ....
Omaha Paoklng Co. .. 10 ....
John Roth a Bona ... 14 ....
8. -Omaha Pack. Co. t ....
Benton Van Bant 131 ....
jr. H. Bulla 74 ....
R. M. Burrosa Co. . 110 ....
W. H. Cheek 70 ....
E. O. Chrl.tle eV Son 34 ....
Dennla H Prancla ... 104 ....
Ellis Co 41 ....
John Harvey ........ 441 ....
T. J. ingnram t ....
r. O. Kellogg 120 ....
F. P. Lewis It ....
Mo-Kan. C. C. Co. . 1 ....
J. B. Root A Co. ... 230 . ..,
Rosenstock Bros 141 ....
Sullivan Bros. 34 ....
W. B. Van Sent A Co. 214 ....
Werthelmer a. Degen 6 ....
Other buyers 1611 ....
4141
Armour, Boo Falls Jso
St. Clair 44 ....
Klrkpatrlck Broa 44 ....
Krebbs aV Co 31 ....
Leuberger 141 ....
Total
.1114 10141 1011!
Cattle Receipt. 1.000 head. Combined
receipts at tha principle western markta
were tne neavieat ni tne seasoa to aato
and aa a reault ton of tha fat tattle mar
ket waa jrenerally lower. ' A few choice
beevea and prima yearling held ateady,
while other classes .were weak to 10025c
lower than laat week' close.. Top wat
110.35. On ah atock decllnea of. 26o were
fairly general. Blockers and feedera were
In good demand and aoia at leaat ateady
tq on the better classea a little stronger.
uuotaiiona on cattle: t-noice lo prime
beevea, IIO.OO01O.4t; good to choic
beeves. 19.40010.00; fair to good beeves,
8. 90(59. a5; common to fslr'beevea, 18.150
.86; choice to prim yearlings, 19.760
0.40; good to choice yearlings, 19.000
9.76; fair to good yearlings, 18.2601.00;
common to fair yearlings, t7.608.26;
good to choice grass beeves, 17.1008. 40;
fair to good grass beeves, I6.76CJ7.60;
common to fair grass beeves, 15.7604. 75;
good to cholc graa cows. 15. 6004. 60;
fair to good grass cows, 14.60 0 6.(0; choice
to prime nelfers, 18. 6001. 25; good to
choice heifers. 17.0008.25; fair to good
heifers. 16.0007.00; common to fair heif
ers, t5.OO0t.OO; choice to prim cow, 14.75
07.50; good to cholc cows, 15. 7000.76;
common to fair cowa, 82.7606.71; good
to cholc feeder, 17.6008.26; fair to good
feeders. 16.9007.60; common to fair feed
ers. 16.0006.76; good to cholc atockers.
17.2508.00; fair to good atocker. 16.600
7.25; common to fair Blockers, 15.2506.26;
stock heifers, 14.0005.50; stock cows, 13.26
4.50; stock calves, I5.oorp7.50; veal
calves, I5.60C4.60; bulls, stags, etc., 13.76
BEEF STEERS,
Av. Pr. No. ' Av. Pr.
.1304 S IS ' 37. .....1110 S 65
. 944 t 80 16 949 10 00
. 923 10 25 16 1043 10 35
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.1001 . 9 90
. COWS.
No.
20
60....
97....
31....
8...'.
7....
4....
2
,.1108
..1111
4 75 6. .....1060 I II
7 00
HEIFERS.
3 76 , 3 601 I It
8 25 .... .
BULLS. 5
1 60 1......1630 4 00
4 40 2 980 36
677
895
.1200
. 910
CALVES.
T 00 3.
191
134 1 10
WESTERN CATTLE,
PtEBKASKA.
13 fdr..1034 7 85 48 fdr..106t
22 fdrs .1147. 8 25 23 idrs.. 934
24 fdrs.. 903 7 00 21 fin. .1068
T 15
7 60
8 00
Hogs Receipts. 11,000 head. Trading
was slow and draggy today on poor de
mand, prices ruling 26050c lower, with
light hogs' ana butcher weights orr most.
Light hogs sold largely at 19.6009.76, the
latter top for the day. and good quality
medium weight butchers at 19.0009.25.
and strong weight butchers at 18.5009.00,
with the bulk of better grades at 18.500
9.50. Heavy mixed and packing grades
sold largely a 17.1008.00, with extreme
heavies quoted at !4.76(j7.00.
HOGS.
No. Av. Sb. Pr. No. Av,
65. .272 ... 8 30 67. .211
68. .291 70 8 70 86. .199
32. .328 ... 7 00 64. .381
61., 278 110 7 50 60. .260
63. .218 ... 7 75
Sh.
270
40
70
80
Pr.
I 65
9 76
7 26
7 6f
Sheep Receipts. 13.000 head. TraMfnr
was mostly at a decline of 2550c on fat
lamtm, with the bulk moving cloae to the
full decline. Both natives and western
lambs sold largely at 112.00012.25. Feed
ing Iambs were about steady on fairly good
inquiry, with movement largely at 111.60
011.75, and best light Iambs quoted at
112.00. Sheep were steady on very light
receipts, with best light ewes quoted at
17.00.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, good to
choice, 112.00012.26; fat lambs, fair to
good, 111.0001200; feeding lambs, 19.000
12.00; cull lamb, 16.00010.00: fat ewes,
light, 16.5007.00; fat ewes, heavy. 14.000
6.00.
Chicago livestock.
Chicago, Aug. 7. Cattle Receipts, 11,-
000 head; better grade beef steers and
yearllnga mostly steady; choice heavy
steers closing weak to 15c lower; lower
grades generally 10c to 15c lower; apots
off more; top yearlings, 110.75; best
heavies, 110.65; bulk steers, 38. 85010.25;
canners, cutters and low grade butcher
she stock weak to 16c lower; better grades
fat cows and heifers, bulls, calves and
atockers, steady; bulk butcher she atock,
5.267.25; canners and cutters, mostly
83.1003.90; bulk bologna bulls 14.00
4.25; veal calves, largely 110.00010.25 to
packers; up to 111.00 and 111.25 to out
aiders, Hogs Receipts, 40,000 head: market
opened mostly 2 So lower; closed largely
36c to 60c lower; spots off more; .top
lights, 110.40; later. 110.15; bulk. 200 to
250-pound butcher, 19.36010.00; bulk
heavy butchers and good medium weight,
18.600 9.15; packing aows, late largely
87.0007.85; pigs, mqstly 19.50 0 1 0.00; es
timated holdover, 15.000 head.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 22.000
head; market alow; native lambs to kill
ers, mostly llo to 60o lower; western.
26c off; top natives to city butchers,
112.50; packers. 113.25; bulk natlvea,
112.00013.25; cull natives, mostly 18.000
8.60; top natlvea, 112.65; bulk. 111.500
12.65: aheep and feeder lambs mostly
steady; few native and western ewes,
17.00; heavies, down to 3.60; bulk feeder
lambs, 111.26011.10.
Kanaaa City Live Stock.'
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 7. Cattle Re
ceipts, 11.000 head; better grade beef
steers, weak to 15c lower; early aalea.
others around 35o lower; aome bids off
more; top, 310.35; ah atock and yearllnga.
weak to ISO lower; In-between cow off
more: bulk cow. 14.00 0 5.50; few lots.
16.0004.60; most graaa heifers, 16.250
4.00; canners, ulla and calves, steady ta
25o lower; most canners, 11.60 0 2.76; bulk
bologna bulls. 13.60 0 4.00; good and
choice, I8.6t0t.lt.
Hogs Receipts, 11,000 head: 26 0 40c
lower; choice light lights, 110.10; part
load lights early. 110.15; 180 to 221
pounds, 110.00010.10; good 23 ta 250
poand weights, 19.4009.75; 260 to 300
pounders, $9.40 0 9.10: practical top, llt.lt;
bulk of sales. 18.9 0 0 10.00; packing sow.
26c lower, 17.2607.76; stock piga, steady,
lit 00014.75.
1 Sheep and Lamba Receipts, 6.000 head;
mostly 15c lower; Colorado. 111.40; na
tives. 111.20; most sorted native. Ill.tt
912 26; sheep, steady, 26c lower; Texaa
wether, 84 4607.40; Colorado awe. 14.74.
Steal City Lira Stack.
Sioux City. Ia.. Aug. T. Cattle Re
ceipts 4.40 head market ateady. 2 6e low
er fed steer and yearlings, in 00010.26;
grass- steer and yearllnga, 84.400 8.04;
grass cows and heifers. 14.440t.IO; fat
cowa and heifer. 15.4008.50; canners,
i:.6O01.t; veals. S5.toet.tt; - feeders.
14.106 7.76; calve, 84. 60) 7.25; feeding
cows and heifers. 3.tt0t.; stocker.
I5.tae7.tt.
Hogs Receipt. 1.60 head: market, lie
to tec lower; top. 89.7S: bulk of butcher,
18.609.60: packing grade. I7.ttl.l;
pigs. tl.tt4M.lt; stags. t.ttt.lf.
Sheep and lambat Receipts 24 head;
, market steady.
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
New York, Aug, 7. Such newt ai
ram lo light over Sunday, concern
ing cither our own labor controver
sies or tha London conference, was
sufficiently reassuring to prove that
tha stock exchange had been well
advised last week in its attitude ol
composure. Today's market re
opened in what appeared to be an
atmoiphere of still greater confi
dence that the solution of the coal
and railway strike problems was not
far distant. Railway aharcs led the
further recovery which occurred,
many of them advancing a point or
more and practically all of them
doting at the day's best prices.
The president s proposal made to
both parties in the shopmen s con
troveriy during the afternoon that
the seniority attrition be left for
decision to the rairway labor board
may have embodied tl turn of
events which financial markets had
been expecting. If the new pro
posal is accepted by managements
and unions, the shopmen's strike
would doubtless end. but the ju
dicial quality of the labor board
would be tested exactingly after
ward.
I'l OHlUaak Halaral.
Without regard to thfs piopuaal la th
r.llxav atrlka. financial Judgment con
tinued hopeful regarding resuTU of th coal
atrlk conference this notwithstanding
ha known divergence of opinion among
different operator as lo a reasonable
basis for agreement. This hopefulness reals
largely on neller in in recognition, vj
both aide la th controversy, but spe
cially bv labor, that lha fuel embargo can
not ha allowed to continue There wt
no distinct new from Cleveland during
life day. either confirmatory at that view
or otherwlae.
,h. anv fneana of learning
what was th actual drift of thing at the
London conference which resumed discus
sion of th German reparation. Thit
time th course of foreign caching gave
little or no clu even to financial Judg
ment; th Pari rate declined, while th
mark rose allghtly and sterling wa dis
tinctly strong. Today's top rat of 14.44 U
for sterling wa th hlgheet tnautn mar
ket haa reached In mora than tevei
weeks. .
Wall Street Toole.
' After actlna aluagiahly during th great-1
er part 01 tno day, a auaaen,aemuna arose
for Conner stocks In th final hour of
trading. That carried some of the favorites
up rather aharply on trading. Amerlraa
smelter roa ; Anacoaoa. -: n.
necott. 141 Utah Copper. lVt. Produo-
tlon la dull, a uaual during th eummer.
The rubber tire stock . have been un
der pressure tor a week or more, due to
tn unsettiemeni in m inauairy. as a
reault of th numerous reductions In
prices. Under speculative attack uooa-
rleh fell on M points net ana unuea
States Rubber fell from 174 -to 66,
but ended the day with a net loss of
only H point.
From tn Dresent inaicstions. August
will be the smallest of the year, so far
as new financing I concerned. Th mid
summer reinvestment period haa passed
and the rail demand has not started. -
Some of the big Insuranc eompanle
are an active factor In' the railroad bond
market and are taking first class rail
road aecurltlea on a seal up In larger
volume than they have purchased at any
otner time tni year.
New York Stocks
Range of price of th leadlnr atock
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248 Peter
Trust building: ,
RAIROADB.
Saturday
High. Low. Cloae. close.
A. T. S. F.....102. 102 102 101
Balti. ft Ohio ... 684a 61. 6814 61
Canadian racirrc-.MZtt nit Ml
141
N. T. Central
97 V, 9814
17
T3
84 Vi
65
23
31
79
80
46
76
45
91
27
143?,
171
119
120
77
92
38
77
34
71
Chesa. ft Ohio . . .
Ot. Northern ....
Illinois Central . ,
76
87
110
26
4644
231,
32VI
80
82 V,
844, 87
10944 HO
K. C. Southern ..
Lehigh Valley ...
Missouri Pacific
26 26'
66
84
Z3
31
11
46
76
45
1
26
81
23
33
80
82
46
77
44
92
27
32
N. Y. ft N. H. ..
Northern Pacific
Chicago ft N. W.
Pennsylvania R. R,
48
Reading 77
C, R. I. ft P 46
Southern Pacific 92tt
Southern Railway 2714
Chi.. Mil. ft St. P. 82 '
union i'acme
144V. 143 144V.
STEELS.
Amer. Car Pdry.
Atlls-Chalmers .. 63 63 63
Amer. Locomotive 120 119 110
Bald.
J'OCOmotlY izu izz
Bethlehem Steel .77 77 77TI
Crucible 92 91 92
Amer. Steel Frtry.. 39 38 39
Lakawanna Steel.. 76 76 76
Midvale Steel 34 33 34
Rep. Steel & Iron.. 71 71 71
ny. oteei springs.. 109 .109 109 ....
Sloss-Sheffleld .... 47 47 47
V. 8. Steel 101 100 101 100
Vanadium 49 48 49 ....
Otis Steel 11 10 10 11
COPPERS.
Anaconda 64 63 64 ,53
Am. S. ft R. Co... 61 60 61 61
Cerro De Pasco 39 38 39 ....
Chili 22 21 22 22
Chlno 30 30 30
Oreen Cananea.... .' , 30
Inspiration 41 41 41
Kennecott 36 34 36 35
Miami 29 29 29 ....
Ray Consol., 16 16 16 ....
Seneca 12 12 12 12
Utah 66 65 65 64
OILS.
General Asphalt . . 71
70
43
67
70
43
67
12
70
44
68
12
172
12
64
. 75
44
7
29
53
30
183
47
18
8
cosaen 44
Calif Pet 68
Island Oil
Invincible Oil .... 12
Mexican Peterol ..iy
Middle States .... 12
12
172 173
12 12
Pacific Oil . 54
Pan-American .... 76
Phillips -43
Pierce Oil 7
Pure Oil 29
Royal Dutch ...... 53
Sinclair Oil 30
Standard Oil N J.. ..
Texas Co ........ 47
Union Oil 20
White Oil 8
MOTORS.
Chandler 59
General Motors.... 1,1
Willys-Overland ... 8
64
64
74
43
7
29
62
30
46
20
7
74
43
7
29
52
30
46
20
. 7
67
13
8
10
48
68
13
69
13
Plerce-Arrow 10
White Motor 48
10
48
10
Studebaker 132 131 131 131
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flsk
12
12
32
42
9
11
55
12
12
43
1
12
66
Qooditich
Kelley-Spgfld .
Keystone Tire..
Alax...:
37
44
9
11
32
44
11
66
U. S. Rubber.
57
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar... 47 47 47 47
A.. G. & W. 1 32 31 31 32
Am. Inter. Corp... 39 39 39 40
American "Sumatra '40 39 40 ....
Am. Telephone. ...122 122 122 122
American Can 59 68 61 59
Central Leather... 38 38 38 38
Cuba Cane 16 16 16 16
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 27 27 27 27
Corn Products ....116 110 116 111
Famous Players... 85 84
Gt. Northern Or. 40 39
Inter. Harvester 106 104
Amer. H. ft L.. pfd. 70 70
U. 8. Ind. Alcohol 62 42
International Pap. 64 64
Inter. M. M., pfd 46 64
84 84
40 40
106
70
62 62
64 ....
66 66
81 62
84 81
45 44
63 64
61
..... 43
41 61
10 10
..... 26
17 37
24 ....
75 ....
81
12 12
4 4
81
65 ..
Amer. Bug. Ref. 81 81
Sears-Roeback
4 81
45- 45
54 63
Stromsburg
Tobacco Product
Worthing. Pump
Wilson Co
Westing. Electric
Amer. Woolen
42
41
90
10
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Cot. OH .v-
Amer. Agri. Chem. 17 17
Brook. Rap. Tran. 24 24'
Conti. Can 74 76
Call. Packing .... 81
Col O ft El 12
Col Graph 4
United Drug ..... II
Nat Enamel 66
80
12
4
1
55
United Fruit
147 147 147 ..
Lortllard Tob
....143 141 143 164
Phlladelohla Ca .. 40 39 40 38
Pullman ..112 120 122 120
Punta Alegre Bug. 12 12 42 61
Retail Store 42 43 43 43
St L ft 8 F ..31 10 11 10
Va Car Chm .... 27 27 27, ..
I p. ra. aale, 411, lot aharea.
Saturday.
Close.
Money 44
Mark 4ll
Francs 0817
Sterling 4.45
Close.
.0012
.821
4.41
Fhesaeed.
Duluth. Aug. T. Flaxseed September,
13.17 bid: October. 12.11 asked: Novem
ber. 11 1! asked: December, 12.24 asked.
I' New York Bonds
New Voik. Aug Tt Buyia ( pcal.
lit rails, a number ut a huh reached
new high ptcra fur the year, featured
ike huad dlia va lb New tark Slik
i hav.
Miewarl, Kaneaa and Tease sdjuaim.nl
ia, wbea Iaue4, d Si. Irftul sad Man
Pranner Income 4a wee Ihe favoriua,
eath bieaklag through for new lop price,
a did at, Louie damhweatern roneolidaied
I. per llaiiiull. 4. lng latent! re
funding 4a. Lake Hhure 4a of I tit, and
Ihe Aichlaan aJlu.lin.nl 4a alampetl.
Prafil-laklug cauaed alight receaeiua In
soma ef lb ur company eecurltlee. not
able Cuba Can 4a, but th reel ( lb
list held up well. I'ublie Utility lU't
advanced in sympathy with lb rise in
eie-ko vl that group.
The French guvernment and municipal
laeur held fairly firm, despite Ihe weak,
neaa In foreign esrheng. nonunion of
Canada la end City uf Zurl.h ta, were
t lh year beet prioes, whil moderate
lain er alas made by Hern la and
ihrietlania ta Belgian ta dropped below
par fur lh first lime this on and
Hrasllian bonda moved allghtly upward.
Liberty iaaue held steady.
Total aalea tp.r value), wer approxi
mately lll.ttl.uet ...
New Tork, Aug. I. following are to
day' 'high, low and closing prices of
bond on lh New York stock exchange,
and lh lolal aalea ot each bond:
I', 8. Heads. ' .
Sale (in ll.ttO) High Low Close
191 Liberty 3 101.04 100.14 141 00
4 Liberty lat 4 Itl.lt 0.l 101.11
4 Liberty 2d 4 100.10 100.10 100.60
11 Liberty lat 4..0 II 101.11 101.2
111 Liberty Id 4V,a... 104.61 100.44 100.64
2014 Liberty Id 4.. ltt.ll 100.41 100.61
1041 Liberty 4th 4!.. 101. II 0.t 101.21
iei victory 4 ...,ioo.y ioo.it loo.is
III Victory 4 ....100.11 100.41 100.11
Farctfa (iaverameat, State and Municipal.
11 Argentine Tl ......100 100 100
20 Berna I M.UI 114 III
7 Bordeaux I ...... 13 11 11
t Chrlatlanla It 110 110 110
It Copenhagen 6 St .. 11 10 91
I Lyon Is 11 11 13
I Marseille. I 1 11 13,
I Rio d Janeiro I.. 41 19 11
I nan raulo la tt
It Toklo la 71
14 Zurich I Ill
tt
99
11
71
lll 113
96 96
14 Caechoelo Rep 1 ctf It
It Van Muni Is A.
.109 lOt lot
.11 91 91
13 Dept Seine 7
11 Dom Cn l II. .103 103 103
11 Dom Can. I 11 loo
tt 100
61 Dom Can I 12..,. tl
17 Dtrh B Ind 6s 47.. 16
II Dtch B Ind 11.. 14
Tt French Rep I ....101
18 98
46
t5
14
44
00 101
Tl French Rep 7a .. 41
99 99
13 93
78 78
11 Japanea let 4
II Japanea 4 , ...
It Belgium 7s ....
t Belgium ta
II Denmark t .....
Si Italy 1
43 Netherlands 6s .
17 Sweden ts
33 Psrlt-Ly-Med 4
93
78
.104 106 106
100 19 100
99 98 91
96 96 96
7 94 97
104 104 104
78 78 78
98 18 98
33 Rep Bolivia 8
11 Rep Chile 8
41. .103 103 103
1 Queensland 7a
109 108 108
Queensland is ...noi 1"2 103
"11 Rio Or do Bui 8s.. 100 100 100
11 Swiss Con 8 119 119 119
11 K O B ft I ! 23.114 109 109
42 K O B ft I 6a 24.110 109 109
It K O B ft I i 17.101 100 101
61 U S Braill 9a ..101 100 101
1 U S Mexico 6 .... 68 68 68
12 U S Mexico 4s 41 45 44
Railway and Miscellaneous.
.1 Am Ac Chm 7s..l04 104 104
17 Am Smelt 5s 94 14 94
11 Am Sugar 4i ......104 103 104
41 Am T ft T- cv 4. .114 116 114
11 Am T ft T e t 6. 99 99 99
6 Am Writ Pa Is.. 86 86 86
11 Armour ft Co 4s.. 40 90 90
11 A T ft S F gen 4s.. 9.1 93 93
4 At C L 1st con 4s. 91 ,90 90
8 At Ref t 103 103 103
27 Bait ft Ohio 6s 101 100 101
28 Bait ft Ohio cv 4i 86 86 86
11 Bell Tel , Pen 7a.. ins 108 ins
2 Beth St ref 6 .
10 Braden Cop 4s.
17 Can North 4a
20 Can Pac deb 4s.
I Cent Oa 6s
8 Cent Leath 6s .
96 94 96
... 99 99 99
..111 111 111
... 80 80 80
...100 100 100
98 97 97
II Cent Pac gtd 4s.. 10 90 ,90
19 Cerr de Pasco 8a. 1266 121 126
' 23 Che ft Ohio cv 6s.. 97 95 95
t Che ft Ohio CV 4s 89 89 89
27 C B ft Q ref 5s A. 101 100 100
47 Chi ft E III 6s 83 82 82
" II Chi Gt West 4s.. 61 60 40
119 C M ft St P cv 4a 71 70 71
- 8 C M ft St P ref 4s 64 66 66
25 8 M ft St P cv 5s. 76 76 78
2 Chi ft N W 7s. .107 107-107
.133 Chi Rys 5s........ 8? 81 81
1 C R I ft P gen 4s.. 84 84 84
201 C R I ft P ref 4s: 74 75 76
2 Chile Cop 7s 105 105 106
2 Chile Cop 6s 92 92 92
t Colo Ind 6s........ 78 77 77
34 Colo ft So ref 4s. 10 89 90
10 Con Coal Md 6s 90 90 90
28 Cuba Cane Sg d- 8s 94 94 94
86 Cuba Cane Sg d Ts -90 90 90
10 Cub Am Sugar 8s. 106 106 106
6 Del ft Hud cv 6s.. 98 98 98
1 Det Ed ref 6s .103 103 103
11 Dlmnd Mtch 7.. 108 108 108
23 Dpnt Nem 7s..l07 107 107
8 Duquesne Lt s 103 103 103
17 Emp O ft F 7s ct 98 98 98
77 Erie gen 4s . : 66 57 54
26 Erie pr lien 4s 70 68 69
9 Flsk Rubber 8s ...107 107 107
14 Framer I D 7s 97 97 97
13 Goodyear T 8s 31. ..101 100 100
. Goodyear T 8s 41.. 116 116 116
2 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s. 104 103 104
5 Grt North 7 A 112 111 111
12 Grt North 6s B..10J 102 102
20 Hud ft M ref 5s A. 85 85 85
5 Fill ft M ad lnc 6 64 64 64
13 III' Cent 6s 101 101 101
8 III Cent ref 4s 89 89 89
25 Ind Steel 6s 100 100 100
81 ,Int R T ref 6s 69 69 x 69
84 Int ft G N adj 6s wi 62 61 52
20 Int M M sf 6s 96 96 96
45 Int Pa ref 5s B. . .. 88 ' 87 88
8 Tnvlnc Oil 8s 95 95 95
Ia Cent ref 4s 47 46 46
K C Ft S ft M l!.. 80 80 80
K C So 5e .... 89 89 89
K C Ternvls 84 84 84
Kelt Spring" T 8s. 108 108 108
Lacka St 5s 23 100 100
100
89
95
103
100
Lacka St 6 60.,.-. 89 84
L S ft M S d 4a 28.. 95V, 95
13 Lehigh Val 6s 103 103
1 Llg ft My 6a 100 ion
I L ft N ref 6s...
11, IN unified 4s
1 Marland Oil 8s...
1 Mex Pet 8s
10 Mid Steel cv 5s...
1 M ft St L ref 5s..
1 M St P ASSM 6s
107 107 107
93 92 92
102 102 102
106- 106 106
89 . 88 88
47 47 47
108 103 103
105 M K ft T n p 1 6s A 86.
85 Kn
59 59
343 M K ft T n ad 5s A. 60
17 M K ft T 1st 4s.. 83 83 83
8 Mo Pac con 6s 100 100 100
46 Mo Pao gen 4s 46 66 66
2 Mont Pow 6s A 98 07 98
20 N E T "ft T 1st 6s ct 98 98 98
8 O T ft M. lnc SI". 72 72 72
29 N T C'col 7s. .....105 105 105
90 N T C deb 6s 408 108 108
8NTCStLd4s 87 87 87
11 N T Ed ref s..lll 110 111
41 NT NH ft H c 6s 48 81 - 80 80
29 N T Tel ref 6s 41. .106 106 106
13 N T W ft Bos 4s.. 55 65 65
1 Nor ft So 6s A .68 68 68
11 Nor ft West cv 6,.. 116 116 116
' 1 Nor ft West con 4s.. 43 93 93
13 Nor Pac pr lien 4s.. 89 89 89
63 Nor Pac ref 6 108 108 108
1 N P-G N Jt 6s.. 91 91 91
11 Nor St P rf 5s A. 108 107 108
I N W Bell Tel 7s 110 110 110
lOSL gtd 6s ctf... 104 104 104
3 O S L ref 4s 93 13 93
1 Or-Wsh RR&N 4s.. 84 83 83
21 Otll 8t--8 A 100 100 100
30 Pae O ft El 5s 91 90 91
1 Pac T ft T 5s 52 ct 92 92 (II) 92
10 Packard Motor 8s. .107 107 107
23 Pan-Am P ft T 7s.. 110 109 109
3 Penn R R 6s 102 102 102
II Penn R R gen 5s.. 93 93 13
I Penn R R gen 4s 98 97 98
15 Pere Marq ref 6s... 35 35 36
1 Pro ft Ref 8s 102 101 102
Pub Srv 6s 85 86 85
51 Reading gen 4s 85 86 85
tl
11
tl
ir
14
11
M
t
71
J
MS
14
4H
0S
lm' 141
It tt
tl ti
lt t
aiaeiair oil col J., ti
II So l-ae c I
11
T So ro ref 4s...
T Ma Hy g.n s.
11 So Hy con la..
12 Mo Ry ref 4s
II Ho Hy g.n 4s
I Ma I'rt He kg
S Stan Oil Cal d
l
iei joj :
I74 IT.
US.
II 91
...It
7. 101
"H "e
101 l"l
e 'o
14 14
11 14
7. 14
I Tea A Pao lat I
It
I Third Av lj Is,
44
1 Third Ave ref 4s.. 44
4 14
Sl Tldewtr Oil 1 101 103 113
41 Tob Prod V o !u )
I i n 8 I r li I cil. li
II I n I'ao tal Is 91 16 14
I I'a Pao cv 4a !' 14 15
1 V'n Pa ref 4 lt it
I I n Tank Car 7a... .101 3 101
It I Id Drug ts
111 110 110
I V H Rubber 7i.
,.OI nT ii
,. tt 90 90
..101 103 104
.. tl 10 11
..106 101 104
.. 14 t "
, . It 17 II
.. 14 11 44
., 14 44 84
..110 110'i 110
..l"l 107 14
II V Rubber ll...
IIUI Steel sf la..
4 Utah F I I ll.,
I) Va-4'r Chm ts.
4 Va-l'r Chin 7 ctf
I! Va Hy li
47 Weet llr lat 4a,,
a Weet Pao 6
I West Un 4t ...
I Wealing Kleu 7s.
I Wlck-Noen 81 7s.
99 99 99
4 Wilson ft t! af 7l.l04a 104 104
14 Wilson ft C rv 4a... 13 tl 13
Total salea of bonds today were III,-
191.000 compared with 17,401.000 previous
day and ltt.:il,00t a year ago.
N. Y! Curb Bonds
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New Tork. Aug. ". Transactions on lha
New Tork curb bond market today wer
follow:
Domestic.
Baldwin II, OOt). High. Low. Close.
1 Allied Pack 4c ... 46 46 li
10 All Pack 4 ctf.. 16 94 96
1 Allied Park 4c... 104 104 104
2 Alum Ta '26 106 105 106
I Am L ft Tlaww.100 100 100
1 Am T T 4s '22.100 100 100
I Am T ft T 4s '24.101 11 101
13 Ana Cop 4s 101 100 101
I Ana Cop 7s '31. ..113 101 103
t An Am Oil 7s..103 108 101
I Armour ft Co 7a. .104 104 104
14 Beth Steel Ts '21.. 104 106 104
11 Beth Steel 7s '36.. 103 101 103
I Bklyn Un Oa, 7s. 101 101 109
I Can NatRyeq7a..1ll 110 111
1 Can Pae ta 101 101 10
26 Chi U Sta ia "B".100 100 100
2 Col Graph 8a ctf a. 34 14 14
t Cora Pow 4s .... 88 88 88
1 Con Osi Bait 6a..lO 101 101
' I Con Tex ts 98 96 91
2 Cop Ex An Is '24.102 102 102
1 Cop Ex An 8.1 '26.104 104 104
2 Cuban Tel 7I...106 106 106
1 Cudahay'a 7s 101 101 101
3 Empire O ft F 4. 101 101 101
14 Goodrich Tire 7s. .101 103 103
70 Hood Rubber 7s.. 99 99 99
12 Humble OH 7 ...100 100 100
30 Intel R T 8s '23.. 92 -13 12
M Kan O ft E 61 ... 16 16 tt
25 Ken Cop 7s 105 105 106
30 Laclede Gas 7s... 101 101 011
3 Llbby M ft L 7s. 19 99 99
2 Liggett W 7 ....11 100 101
2 Morris ftCo 7s..l01 101 101
12 Nat Acme Ts .. 17 97 97
27 N T N H ft H 7j .86 4 86K
1 Phil Kl 4s 103 108, 10
I Phil E'l 6 101 101 101 i
1 P ft G 7 '23 .....100 100 100
1 Pub 8 C ofNJ7i.l03 103 103
14 Rorert Oair 7s... 97 97 97
4 Srars-R 7s '23... 101 101 101
t Shawsheen 7a ... 104 104 104
4 Solvay ft Cle 8a.. 106 104 106
20 SW Bell Tel 7s... 104 -04 104
7 3 Oil N T 7s .. 109 109 109
I 8 Oil N T 6S...104 109 109
1 Stewart War 8s. .109 109 109
1 Sun OH 7s ... 101 101 101
2 Swift ft Co 7s '26.102 102 102
2 Swift ft Co 13 '31.103 102 102
I Tidal Osage 7s ..103 102 103 .
4 Un Oil Cal 6a ...101 101 101
5 Un Oil Prod 8a .-.101 100 101
1 V Rys of H 7.105 105 105
4 Vacuum OH 7a ...107 107 107
69 West El 7s , 106 105 106
Foreign.
6 Argentine 7s '23 .100
15 Berlin 4s 1
4 City of Monte 7s. 94
100 100 .
1 1
92 94
95 95
16 15
15 15
17 King Serbs C
8s. 95
.... 16
2 Russian 6s
1 Russian 6a ..
28 Swlsa 6i ....
21 U S Mexico .
15
..103 103 103
4s.. 39 38 39
New York Coffee.
New Tork, Aug. 7. The market for cof
fee fuU'res was very quiet again, with
prlceeilng steady on reporta of a fairly
steady tendency In Brazil. The opening
was unchanged to- 2 points higher and
the market closed net unchanged to 4
points higher, with December selling ' at
9.37 to 9.38c. Sales were estimated at
about 3.000 bags. September. 9.37c; Oc
tober and December, 9.38c; January, March,
May and July, 9.39c.
Spot Coffee Market dull, Rio 7s, 9 to
10c; Santos 4s, 14 to 14c; cost and
freight offers were irregular Including
Santos 3s and 6s, part bourbon, at 13.60c
for prompt and 13,20 to 18.60c for September-October
shipment. Rio 7s were of
fered at 1.50o for September-October ship
ment. The official cables quoted Rio 25 rels
higher to 26 rels lower and Santos 25
reis higher to 60 rels lower, with no change
In dollar buying rate at the close last
week. Special cables reported Rio un
changed vith the dollar buying rate 40
reis higher, but showed an advance of
50 to 125 Tela in the Santos market. , Bra
zilian "port receipts, 39,000; JundiaKV re
ceptls. 20,000.
New. York General.
New Tork. Aug. .7. Flour Quiet; spring
patents. 7.007.60; spring clears, 15.76
6.60; soft winter straights. 15.005.60;
hard' winter straights, 5.756.25.
Corn meal Steady; fine white and yel
low graulated, 1.672.00.
Wheat Spot, weak; No. 1 northern
spring, 11.62; No. 2 red winter, 11.24; No.
2 hard winter. 11.25; No. 1 Manitoba,
11.46; No. 2 mixed durum, 11.26 c. i. t.
track, New York spot.
Corn Spot, easier; No. 2 yellow and.
No. 2 white. 81 Vic; No. 2 mixed, 81c c. 1.
f.' New York, all rail.
Oats Spot, easy; No. 2 white, 45
46c.
Hay Quiet; No. 1, 127.004J29.00; No. 2,
I25.0027.00: No. 3, 122.00 24.00; ship
ping, 120.00 22.00.
Hops Quiet; state 1921, 20024c; Pacific
coast 1921. 1924c; 1920, 17 19c.
Pork Steady; mess, 128.00; family,
28.00$29.00.
Lard Weak; mlddlewest, 111.26011.41.
Tallow Dull; special loose, 6c; extra
loose, 6e.
Rice Steady: fancy head, 7g7c,
Chicago Stock.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan ft Bryan, 248
Peters Trust building: Close.
National Leather (new) 8
Stewart-Warner 43
Swift ft Co loi
Swift Int 19
Union Carbide 67
Wahl 168
Wrlgley 107
Total , sales, 697,200 shares.
Turpentine and Roaln.
Savannah, Ga.. Aug. 7. Turpentine
Steady: 11.08; aales, 100 bbls.: receipts.
448 bbls.; shipments, 363 bbls.; stock,
7,295 bbls.
Rosin Firm: sales. 365 casks: receipts,
l.Ofit caaks; shipments, 227 casks; stock.
83.400 casks.
Quote: B. 16 00; D, 15.05; E. F, G.-H, T,
15.17; K M. 15.25; N, 15.50; WG, 16.05;
WW, 16.70.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 7. Butter
changed; creamery, 36c; packing, 24c,
Eggs Unchanged; firsts, 19c.
Butterfat Unchanged 29c w
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Number 95
Built to supply enough Hot Water foi
the average home at a price the average
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A small payment puts one in your
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Continuous satisfactory performance
is guaranteed by a
WATER HEATER EXPERIENCE
extending over 25 years.
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CAS DEPARTMEHT
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DEATH 4 FUNERAL NOTICES
flAk KH--t'rJ.fi., Base-
d un at Ik heme
of her deuihler, lira IV U I., 44
Maple aueel, Mumler, Auiusl a, nil.
Mt. Raker Is survived by iw daughter,
lira i', I. L., Onieha, and Wi. t i.
Ijirsan, lg.n, la 4
runnel earth- frem Nonh Preebtlerlaa
church. Teni-fourih and Wiri aireei.
Tueeday, Augiwl I. 1133 Interment al
fareet .w remeiery. Vox Ihlorinalloa,
call I'rnaby.Huute, Webster 141,
M H I " lbr l, lul nl sun "f air.
and Mrs. W. J. I.ui.l, passed on Sunday,
Auut t, 1121. 4 ntnniba, t d.a.
Kuneral icrtli from Ctuaby-Muor ra.
neral homr, Ta.nly.fourth and Wirt
street., Monday. Auguai T, l:l, at I P.
m Interment Weal Lawn cemetery.
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC staling con.-ral burial
vaulta. Recommended and for sal by U
leading undertaken. Waterproof, no aleel
to rul. no wood la decay. Imlat upon
th AUTOMATIC KKAI.INU VAULT
manufactured by Omaha Concrete Burial
Vault Co.. 4311 N. loth. Omaha. Tel.
Kenwood 1071.
CEMETERIES.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Sueeeaavr to
Stack 4 Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
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'HA. till
Thirty-third and Farnam.
NOW PLAYING
She thought she could
live without love
SO THEY CALED HER
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Walked
Hone
Enacted by
Dorothy Dalton
Wanda Howley
Milton Sills
Now Showing
For thrill for romance for all
the clamor of tha aca don't mlaa
ALLEN HOLUBAR'S
Dramatic Senaatloa Starring;
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
LAST TIMES TOMORROW
'The Girl From Porcupine1.
By James Oliver Curwood
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
GLADYS WALTON
In "The Trouper"
I lw Now Until Friday Night,
HAZEL GREEN
And Her Jaza Band
S Other Vaudeville Acta
CONWAY TEARLE -In
"Love's Masquerade"
EMPRESS
NOW SHOWING
JEAN JACKSON TROUPE
"Wonder Cycllat"
GOULD A LEROY
Singing, Talking,
Dancing
JOSSELYN A
TURNER
"Dancing Oddities"
WALZER a LEE, Singing and Dancing
CUNARD
ANCHOR
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
N. Y. to Cherbourg and Southampton
MACRKTAMA ..Aug. 15 Sept. 5 Sent. 2g
AOHTAM A . . .Aug. 21 Sent. 12 Oct. a
BEKtMi.tKIA ...Aug. S Sept. IS Oct. IS
N. x. to flymoutn. Cherbourg at Hambura
( AROMA Aag. SI Oct. a No. 1
MAXOMA Sept. Oct. 14 1
N. Y. to Cobh (Queenatown) As Llvernool
CARMAMA Aug. 17 Seot.14 Oct. lx
SCYTHIA (new) Aug. 31 Sept. tg Oct. 2
1iAiu:ia tnewi... sepc. 7 urt. a
Sails from Boston September 1.
N. Y. to Londonderry r Glaaeow
COLUMBIA Aug. 1 Sept. 1 Oct. 14
ALCiERIA Ang. 25 Sent. 21
1111 n iAr.-Lru.-i sept, a w
CAMERON!., new Sept, 8 Oct. 1 Nov. 4
Tl M AMA (new) Nept. SO -
ASSYRIA Oct. 21
Rostcn to Londonderry ft Liverpool
ASSYRIA Sept. IS
Stops at Glasgow.
Boston to Queenatown a Liverpool
TinKHKMa (new) Sept. 2
UAINAUIAN SERVICE
Via Picturesque St. Lawrence Roate
,.on,rfl Glasgow
ri5?iS?f Sept. l Oct. 27
SATIRMA Sept. SOrt. lie). S
MoIreal to Liverpool
ALBANIA Aag. 19 Sept. tt Oct. 21
JK,V Sept-ia Ort. 14 Nov. II
TYRRHENIA new Oct. 2g -Dee. t
Sail from Halifax.
Montreal to Plymouth. Cherbourg
and London
ANDANIA Aag. 2S Sept. 2S No. 4
ANTOMA (new).. Sept. Oct. 12 Nor. la
Apply Oeapany'a I .oral Agta. Everywhere
Read The Omaha Bee every day,
you will like it, - ,
FUNERAL PIRECTOtl
"HfiAFEY & HEXFEYr
t'nderlekert gad Rmkalmkra.
Phone HA. I44. ''H' MU rra
Hulse & Riepen,.
funeral Direct ee. 1)14 Caearag.
"LARKIN BROTHERS""
ri'NKRAI. MftKfTOKa, 4411 SO. I4TW
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FLORISTS
TVV T APlUhM I I 1 4 DauaUs.
UAJA-4 UmieUWil
rnoa DO. 4144
aar it with klowhr i njii hkS
a awonooA. mi fahnam btreict.
U HENDKRaON. Itlf rather. J A. IIII.
JOHN RATH. 1444 raraam. JA. 1444.
PERSONALS
I WILL nol b rcponalbl for ny debt
rnnlratd hy my """''?,
afie, .hi. ... Augu!. JWafjai
LOST AND FOUND
I.OHT At Mrl'ann park. Valley. Nab..
poi'kctbnok remaining 144 In bill. chin
and INild Co check tor 1:191. H ra
w aril. M A. 1114. .
Li iHT Hunch of keys Thuriday aflarnooa.
Phono KK 4111. Reward.
HELP WANTED MALE.
CHICKEN lUcKKRg WANTED,
at once, apply In person or writ Ta
Morrltt-Brhwier Cry. Co. tlreat Rend.
Kanaaa Tear around dreasliig. 19.040
heed capacity feeding ststion!
It MKN WANTKKI
AMERICAN SMKl.TINd R KIM NINO CO.
Flfl)l and lwulas His.
I.lr'KTlMK opportunity, minimum lilt aad
up, limited number young men wanted.
Curwlna Auditing Co.. 14 tm. Nafl Hank.
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MECHANICS WANTED.
Only Iho having experience aa'
Dodgt cers need apply. .
, Reference Required.
See Mr. Boyln.
J. H. MARKKL,
Dodge Bros. Dealer, I!th aid Q St
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FOR
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WICKHAM
BRIDGE AND PIPE COMPANT.
NINETEENTH ST.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA.
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SALESMEN Wanted Experienced
livestock remedy uleimen. Thla
I a very unusual proposition
with old established firm. De
pendable merchandise unlimited
opportunity for future develop
ment with state managers. Coun
cil Bluffs Remedy company, 1804
W. Broadway. Council Blufts, la.
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by
GERLACH-BARKALOW CO.
Salesmen wanted to repreaent
th Gerlach-Barkalow Co. of
Juliet, 111., manufacturers of art
calendars de luxe, direct by msll
advertising media, holiday greet
ings, etc. For personal Interview
telephone James R, TalcotC, Hotel
Fontenelle.
SEVERAL more ex-service men, eay
work, good pay. Call 411 Karbach Blk.
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20,000
HARVEST HANDS
NEEDED
In Minnesota and North Da
kota along tha Great Northern
railway to harvest enormous
crop. Special rata of 14.60
each from Sioux City, Ia., to
points in Minnesota and North.
Dakota for parties of Ilv trav
eling en on ticket
P. J. DONOHU.
Great Northern
Railway,
Sioux City.'Iowa.
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GOOD TrJINGS TO EAT.
APPLE8 for aale. 4111 N. Md. KE.
WHITNEY crabapplea for sale. WA. 1711,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
TRADE your used piano on a new playet
piano. Balance a low tit per month.
A. HOSPE CO., lilt Douglai.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
FOR shorthand, typewriting, bookkeepln
etc., attend the American . College of
Business. 1112 Farnam. Poiltiona guar-
li"ds .our rdut are In po-
altlnns. Call AT. 7774 or writ for catalog.
WANTED Experienced whit cook; best
of wage Phone HA. 0504.
WAITRESS wanted
room Keen Hotel.
Metropolitan Dining
SITUATIONS WANTED
GRAIN BOOKKEEPER.
Thoroughly experienced In all dept of
the business: will be available for position
Augu. 7. Minneapolis and Omaha refer
nces. P. Q. Box 434. Minneapolis. Minn.
YOUNG woman dealres position aa com
panion or governess. Would travel. Ad
dress W-m. The Omaha Bee.
MAN, eome stenographic and Inside salea
experience. Salary 111.00 start. Walnut
0991.
DAY work for whit woman. AT. 4431.
ATTRACTIONS
DOLLS. BALLOONS. RUBBER BALLS.
NOVELTIES.
Ask for catalogue. Globe Novelty Co..
12(11 Farnam St.. Omaha. Neb.
WANTED Conceaslona and street sttrac
tlone for Old Settlera' picnic and Harveat
featlval at Oeddea, S. D., August 11. Ad
dres Gu Buratk. Geddea, 8. D.
STUART Street Fair. August 22-21-14.
Concessions, clean side shows, merry-go-round,
ferris wheel and novelty atenda. R
Greenway. 8tuart. Ia.
WANTED Concesatona and free attrao
tlona for or Big Two-day carnival, Auguet
17 and 11, at Belvlder. Neb. Writ chair
Concession committee.
SAND POINT REACH
"The Joy apot of Omaha."
free. Bathing 4 a. m. to 11 a m
j- . - 1. . . -ia 05,
CLOTHING AND PURS
'v." JJ?-85? Taxed oa for rent.
w ais. tee w. ma St. LTaldman.
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