Nebraska Newspapers

    HIE OMAHA BEE: FRIDAY. AUGUST 11, 1922.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain
RATTLESNAKES AND FEAR.
Right recently the public preu
rirried a tuteiiirnt that the Califor
iii. health department h prepared
to tend rattlrmakr nti-vrnin by air
tlti to prriom bitten by rlile
trukei.
I have clicwhrrc Mid that botullnu
antitoxin ha been supplied by air
plane whrn a group ft people had
been poisoned by rating (ood con
taining botulinuo.
l'hre two form of ditatrr are
thought arresting enough to inaugu
rate a new method of practicing med
icine. I once rode 20 milet in a
hone-drawn vehicle, holding a wom
an who had been bitten in the thumb
by a rt:lctiuke. With that recollco
t on in mind I am for the Hying
nuchine in cue of rattlesnake bite.
The antidote for rattlesnake bite
i kept at hand in the New Yyik
700. It can be bought in Ronton.
It ahould be possible to get it from
ie board of health of the states
w herein rattlesnake bite is occasional
ly reported.
In Indian and Egypt the govern
mrnt nee to it that anti-venin is
available, I am informed. The venom
oi the highly poioonout naket found
there poisons the nervoua system,
while that of the rattlesnake elisor
ganizet the blood. Therefore, the
anti-vein of those countries would not
help u.
But a oroduct specific against rat
tlesnake bite it available for some
people in some sections, as has been
Mated above. Why not in others? I
am sure the state laboratories would
comply with any considerable pub
lic demand.
I hope no one will think I am
c hanging positions on the snake ques
tion. Many people are kind enougn
to send me clippings about snake
bites. When these are gone over
and duplications are eliminated I find
the total comes down to about two
a vcar. . -
Five deaths from snake bite in
the United States a year is a liberal
estimate. .
Will C. Barnes had an interesting
article on rattlesnakes in a recent
number of American Forestry: He
quotes my statement that I had never
personally seen a fatality due to a
rattlesnake bite.
Mr. Barnes has had a very wide
experience. At one time he was a
wholesale and retail dealer in rat
tlesnakes. He has known of two
deaths due to rattlesnake bite one
in 1898, the other in 1899. The re
mainder of about a dozen folks he
has seen, bitten have recovered.
Since I am ' quoting from Mr.
Barnes story. I might as wrll give
his method of treating a rattlesnake
bite. He says: -
"Above all, do not lose your head.
Throw a tourniquet around the limb
above the point of bite. Slash the
wound, that it may bleed freely. Suck
a, much poison as possible out of
the wound. Ut course, spit out inc
poison and blood sucked, but i: a
little gets into the stomach it will
!o no harm.
"Once every ten to fifteen! min
utes loosen the tourniquet for a min
ute, then tighten it again.
"Inject a solution of permanganate
of potash into the wound. Throw
this in with a hypodermic syringe 'f
one is available. Induce sweating.
"If alcohol is given, never give
more than, a teaspoonful. People do
not recover because of the whisky
used but in spite of it."
As I read Mr. Barnes' report of
his two fatal cases it impressed me
that whisky poisoning was an im
portant contributing cause in the
death of one, at least.
If, in an experience extending over
a quarter of a century, Mr. Barnes
has seen only two fatal cases, and
both of these more than 20 years
;igo. rattlesnake bite is not often
t;ital. Nevertheless, there are peo
ple who greatly fear rattlesnake bite.
In fact, (fear is responsible for some
fif the symptoms following bite.
If it were generally known that a
specific was available there would be
less apprehension and, following a
hite; the factor of fear would be lessened.
' Plenty of Lime in Milk.
S. M. M. writes: "Not so long
;go yon printed an article in answer
to a mother regarding tuberculosis
hikI advising her, to give the child
lime.
"What I would like to know is
iust ivhat vou mean by that.
"I. How is a person to get lime
into the system? I am a victim of
consumption, so the subject is inter
csting to me and if lime would help
me. I would like to know, as 1 can
not take eggs in any form, and also
hnd it very difficult to drink milk.
"2. Is this a good sign in a tuber
culosis case? I still have my periods.
Or ts-this of no consequence?"
REPLY.
t. Milk is rich in lime. There are
.many preparations of lime sold in
drug stores. There are tablets, pills
and solutions.
2. It is a good sign.
Exert Yourself Less.
G. R. writes: "When I work or
Kert myself or walk, I have a sharp
ram in my 6hest, which makes me
short of breath.' Am 78 years of
ge. - -- . ' . .
"What would you advise me to do
for it? Do you think plaster would
help it?", ' ;
REPLY.
In a person of your age this
symptom means that the work or
the exercise is beyond the easy ca
pacity of your heart. t--Undertake
less. , ' ' - i
With a younger person it may
mean the same thing, but it fre
quently means nothing more seri
ous than worry and fear." . -
Crude On Praanrtlaa,
New Tork. Aug. 19. Th dally average
gross crude oil production f the United
State decreased 1,010 barrel for the week
inline August 6. totalling 1.499.101 Bar
rel an compared with 1. 604,160 barrel th
preceding week, according to the weekly
summary ot the American Petroleum In
ytute. Mid-Continental crude olf declined flc
a barrel to 81.21 during the week, and all
Itradps ot Wyoming wer reduced JOc per
barret.
Acvording to figure collected n the
Instil ul. import of Petroleum (crude and
refined oils), at 'the principal 1'nlted
State! port In July totalled 11.307.914
barrets, compered with 11.125.33? barrels
far the month of June. Import for the
week ended August 4 totalled l.ltl.ttl
barrel, compared with 3.447,311 barrels
for th week ended July 2S
Omaha, Aug. 10.
Grain market nude a new low lev
el tor the caon again in the early
etion today. Foreigners are play
ing a waiting game and buy only
lar lnir present needs, knowing that
our northern pring wheat and the
Canadian crops are Urge and 'will
re plated vit the market toon. The
weaiptr continues lavoralye an-I rt
ceipts are sufficient to supply all de
Diana and more. Traders over-
told themselves on the early dip ind
snorts covering caused prices to rat
ly later in the day.
Receipts of wheat at Omaha were
heavy, at 198 cars, against 191 can
last year. Receipts oi corn, 75 cars
against 38 cars last year. Oats, 19
cars against 38 cars last year. Total
miumentt were omy Jw cars against
2i0 cars last year.
The demand for cash wheat was
good at the' prevailing prices, sales
being made at unchanged to le low
er, the tone at the close being firmer
in sympathy with the strength in the
future market Corn .sold unchanged
to iC higher, being generally un
changed. Oats were unchanged.
Kyc and barley were quoted un
changed.
WHEAT.
No. J dark bard: 1 nr. St. ST: 2 cn
(mult). 1101; 1 car, ll.vl: 1 car, ll.lt.
Vu. i dark hard: t rr (smutty), 11.01;
I car. II. If; S car. 11.07; S can. 11.04;
car, ti.i: i car (very muitrj, tic;
ear (smutty). 11.01.
Vn A k.,.l t ...a famiittvt II SI?
t car, II til; l car. 11.01; 1 car (smutty),
II 01; 3 car. II. OJ.
no. 1 hard winter: I car, ll.n.
No. I hard winter: s cars. 11.00: IT
car. 10c: 1 cr (SI per rent dtrk), 11.01;
1 car (71 per cent dark). 11.03; 1 car
smutty), 11.00; 1 car (smutty. . w.),
11.01.
No. t hird winter: 4 cars, sic; t ear.
Sir; 1 car. 17c; 1 ear, 11.01; 1 car,
11.00; s, car (smutty), 17c; 1 car (7T
par cent dark, aniutty), 7p; 1 car, 17 ty;
1 car (smutty), o; 1 car (74 per ceaf
dark), 1.0t. i
No. 4 hard winter: 1 ear (heavy). ?oj
T cart, Slu; I car (71 per cent dark).
It. 01; 1 oar, $1.00; I ear (74 per cent
dark). 11.02; 1 car (smutty), 7o; 3
cars, Sic.
Hampl hard winter: 13 cars, ISo; 1
car (17.S per cent moisture), ISo: 1 car
(IS per cent moisture), S!c; 1 car, lie;
1 car, 14c. .
No. yellow 'hard: 1 car, Sic,
No. I yellow hard: ' I cars, 17c; 4
car, lie.
No. 4 yellow hard. 4 car, 17c.
No. S yellow hard: 1 car. tc.
Hampl yellow hard: 1 car (heating),
0c.
No. S mixed: 1 car (omutty), 11.01.
, CORN.
No. l white: t car (shipper' weight),
13c: S car. SSe.
No. 2 whit: I cars, SSc.
No. 1 yellow: 4 ears, 65c.
No. i yellow: t cars, SSc
Sample yellow: 1 car (heating). 5 Jr. '
No. 1 mixed: 1 car, 13c. .
No. 3 mixed: 4 cars, SSc, ,
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, Sic.
No. S mixed: 1 csr, 62c.
OATS.
No. I white. 1 car (shipper's weight).
JOc: 4 car, 30c; 1 car (heavy), 30 4c; 1
car. 30Hc
No. 4 white: 4 car. 71 c.
RYE.
No. 3: 1 car, lie.
No. 4: 1 car, 70Ho.
No. 4: 1 car. 41c.
Sample: 1 car. 44c.
omaha receipts and
, . (Carlo t.)
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS,
AMaka Sm Leased wit.
Chicago, Aug. 10. Short covering
more than anyuiMiar else was resoon
sible for a rally rn grain prices after
an early break to a new low tor the
season on all deliveries except Lie
cember wheat. At the last, wheat
was up Jic com (dHje. and rye
K"t4C, whiU oats were weak and
J4CU1C lower.
Local traders were bearish and
sold wheal early, while houses with
eastern connections absorbed the
surplus !n the pit. There also was
covering by some ot the local pro
fessionals who have been bearish for
some time. They were inclined to
look lor a rally simply because prices
have been on the down grade for sev
eral days. I he nmsn was at the top.
weakness 111 foreign exchange, a
relatively slow foreign call and a
belief that the London conference
would break up in a row were the
depressing influences. Exporters
were after wheat here and took
500,000 bushels, partly at 8c over
September, c. i. f. buffalo, against
7yc over on the previous day. Re
ceipts were 457 cars. Country of
ferings to arrive were small and car
shortage growing worse.
Keptember Cora rjtroagrr.
Liquidation ran II course In corn arly
and depUmper, which ha been leading
in aacsjn or late, reversed it position
t anowsd mora strengtn man ta defer.
red deltverle. Cash houses were good
ouyer to remove neage on sale of
676.000 bushel to exporter and found
offering light on th wjr up. Short
covered freely In th deferred deliveries.
Receipt. 103 car. Tellow corn In th
sample market wa slightly firmer,
compared with futures. A local profes
sion! cam In on larg Una of short
September corn.
Oat felled to reflect th firmness In
Other grain nd-closed about th bottom
at th lowest figure on th crop. Hedging
pressure I Increasing. Movement I not
large, but ampl for prssent needs. Re
oetnta. l&S car.
Ry wa dominated by th action of
wheat and with a little letup In pressure,
pries average nlgner alter Breaking early
No export business ot consequence wa
don In th west or at th seaboard. No.
3 on track sold at 24 do over Sep
tember.
Pit Note.
Crop report from Russia re getting
worse, acoordlng to Broomhall's lum
inary. Famln I feared again this winter
In om section of that country. Weather
In Europe generally ha been unsettled.
Forecast ara for drier.
Vessel men ay there art more boat
awaitlnr to load wheat than there I
grain in the elevators. The wheat Is run
throueh from car to boatg a fast a
possible, althought not a rapidly a th
post men wouia like.
Commission men having customer In
th country with their elevator run of
raln mnA unable to get Car. r In 80m
caee advlaing hedging th cash grain by
ale of May delivery. .
' Live Stock Financial . ' 1 New York Bonds
Receipts were:
Official Monday 10.4s
urriclsl Tuesday S.4IT
Official Wednesday,, S.0ST
Ktlliuat Thursday ,. 3.10
your day this k.. J5.044
Kama day last wee, .lour
me day t w'e a'o..33.37
Kama day i w a a'a..l).03J
ui day year ago.. SI. 441
Omaha, Aug. It.
Cattl. Hog. Sheep.
ll.eJI ll.lll
1.171
0.300
S.JS0
si
ss.tot
I4.4I
43,370
J!. .41
0,711
13.401
10,60
013
4,171
31,103
64.HI 3
11,144
Kevelpl nd dlspoaition of llvealntk at
the t'nion stockyard, umaba, Neb, for
24 hour ending at S p. in., August 10,
RBCEIPTB 'ARS,
('III Hog Sheop Mules
and
M. A HI. P. Ry
W'abaab H. H
Mo. f. Ry
M'nion Pacific K. K
faJ ! D ..a
W 'w, Te , ny, ,
N. W Hy., west ....
Ht. p. M. U. My ..
H. A Q. Ry., east ....
B. q. Ry., wsst ....
R.' 1. P., east ....
Jt. I. P. wsst ....
J. W. Ry
Total receipts '
DISPOSITION HEAD
I T ..
.. I ..
30 1 ..
41 30 40
4 1 ..
: is ..
is .,
113
10 it t
I I 1
4
I .. ..
107 74 IS
Horses
SHIPMENTS.
, X
Receipts-
Wheat ...
Corn
Oat
Ry
Barley . . .
ehipmenu
Whet ...
Corn
Oat ......
Rye
Barley
Today.'
..11
..78
.. 1
.. 1
.. I
..Ml
.. 68
.. -'
S
I
Week
Ago.
103
41
1
144
34
10
Tear
Ago.
101
31
35
0
7
176
23
21
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.)
RecelDt Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
Wheat !.430,00O 3,433,000 2,303,000
Corn 066,000 667,000 361,000
Oata 820,000 564,000 1,402.000
Shlnment
Wheat 2,463,000 . 1,026,000 1,708.000
Corn 486,000 1,106,000 343,000
Oata ........ 617,000 811,000 ' 363,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushel Today. Tear Ago.
Wheat and flour 808.000 67,000
Corn 60.000 103,000
Oats 100,000
WORLD S SUPPLY.
Bushels Today. Year Ago.
Wheat ....100,675,000 116.696.000
Corn ..; 16.068,000 14,188,000
Oats 45.346.000 61,047,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
v (Carlots.)
Wheat
Corn .
Oats .
Wheat
Corn .
Oats .
Week
Ag3.
364
135
78
Today.
396
103
164
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
(Carlots,)
Week
Today Ago.
345 . .600
::::::::::::::f'" s
ST. LOIUS RECEIPTS.
(Carlots,)
Year
AS3
263
2!
350
Year
A "to.
382
45
29
Week,
Ago.
361 "
43
45
Tear
A no.
. 153
64
45
Today,
Wheat 301
Corn 67
fists 61
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS,
(Carlots.)
Week
Today. Ago.
...2S 106
... 44 26
... 13 68
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg . .
Tear
A s o.
404
113
81
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 26377 Aug. 10.
Art. Open. High. Low. I Close. I Ye.
Wht. I
Sep. 1.05 1.06 1.04ft 1.06 1.05
1.06 1.06K 1.05ft
Dec. 1.05ft 1.0SV 1.06 1.06 H 1.06 ii
1.061 1.0654 1-05
May 1.10 1.11H 1.094 1.11 1:10H
l.lOVi 111H 11014
Rye
Sep. .73 K .13 .72ii .73 .721
Dec. .7814 -74 .73 .78i .7814
May .76 t .765, .76 .76
Corn
Sep. .68 .Ity, .67 .iS -58
.5854 ' - .68(4 .68
Dec. .54 .66 .64 .66 , .54
I .54 -54 ' .54
May I .57 .68 .66 .58 .57
.58 .67
Oat
Sep. .31 ,31 .31 .11 .11
.31
Dee. .34 .34 .34 .34 .34
.' .34 .34
May .38 .38 - .37 .17 .38
Lard
Sep. 10.86 10.86 10.65 10.76 10.76
Oct. 10.85 , 10.35 10.77 10.80 10.87
Ribs
Sep. 10.12 10.18 j t.3 S.82 10.20
Omaha Produce .
TSirnishad bv th atat of Nebraska, de
psrtment of agriculture, bureau ot mar
ket and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY
Wholesal
Buying
. Price
Broiler I0.244J10.25
Hens, light 16 .17.
Hen, light 15 .11
Cock
Duck .
Broiler
Hens . .
Cock .
Duck , .
.09
.169'
.13
.20
DRESSED POULTRY.
Wholesal
Selling
Price.
lo.ase30.8o
is. w ,
.180
.139
.18
Select . . .
No. 1...,.
No. i ...
Crack . .
Case count, case.
EGGS.
." .!'
.139
.30
.18
J,
BUTTER. 1
.300
.289
.160
.259
.339
.209
.17
.169
,339
339
.259
Kansas City Grain. -
Kansas City. Mo.. Aug. 10. Wheat
Cash, unchanged to 10c higher; No. 2
dark, hard, 81.0791.17: No. 3 rd, 31.03.
Corn Unchanged to lc lower; No. t
white, 54c; No. 2 yellow.-S8c
Hay Unchanged. --'
Kama City. Mo . Aug. 10. Wheat
Close. September, 81.08;- December, 9e;
May. $1.03. - . '
Corn September, ; 60e; December,
47c; May, 61c.
Minneapolis Oral.
Minneapolis, Aug. 10. Wheat Caah:
No. 1 northern, 81.31 01.36; September,
31.11; December. 31-09; May, 31.12.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 66 H 4367c. ,
Oats No. 3 white, 38 0 38c.
Barley 62 053c - : ' ' '
Rye No. 2, 70c! .:
' Flax No. 1. 33.4703.48. - .
St. Imib Grain.
St Louis, Aug.' 10. Close: Wheat
September. 31.04 14 . December, 81-04.
Corn September, , 68c; December,
63e. - . .
Oat llc. ,
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 10. Flour
Unchanged. !
Bran llt.OO.
- iendM Metals.
London. Aug. 10. Standard copper spot
64 Wunds. 6s; future' 64 pound. 7s. 4d:
electrolytte spot 70 pound. 10: future
71 pound. 10: tin spot iss pounds. s;
future 169 pound. 10; lead spot 34
pound. 15; future 24 pound; sine spot
31 pounds 2s. 6d; future 30 pound, 1 id.
Creamery, print.
. ... K
Creamery,' common .239
Button fat, ta- '.: . i
tion price ...... 23 0 .25 . . . .-
. HAY
' Prairie. No.' 1 upland. 113.00914.00;
No. 2 upland, $11.00 913.00; No. 8 upland,
$7.00010.00; No. 1 midland. $12.50013.60;
No. 2 midland, $9.60 911.60; No. 3 mid
land, $7.0009.00; No. 1 lowland, $8,009
10.00; No. 2 lowland, 17.0008.00.
Alfalfa No. 1. $14.00916.00; standard.
$12.00013.00; No. 2, $10.00 011.00; No. 8,
$8.00010.00.
Straw Oat, $8.0009.00; wheat, $7,000
8.00. " y - FRUITS.
Banana, per lb.. 67c. Oranges:
Size 216 and larger, $10.00011.00; size 260,
$9.50010.00; also 288, $8.00 0 8.60; size 321,
$6.2607.00. Lemons, according to. lxe,
per box. $7.6009.00. Peaches: California
Elbsrta. per box, $1.35; California, per
bu., $2.6003,25. Apricots,.- Washington,
4-basket crate, $2.0002.26. Plums, 4-
basket crate, $2.0002.25. Cherries, per
lug, $2.60. Apple: Old Winsaps. per box,
$1.50; new cooking, per basket. $1,350
2.00. Pears, Bartlett, per box, $.276 0 3.00.
Prunes, 4-basket crate, $2.50. Figs, Cali
fornia, 24 carton No. 8. $2.00.'
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, new Early Ohio horn grown,
per lb., l02c. Sweet Potatoes, per bu.
hamper, $1,6001.75. Lettuce: Head, per
crate, $6.00; head. per do., $1. 2602.00;
leaf, per do., 36040c. Egg Plant, per
do., 31.50. Onions: Yellow, per lb., 30
4c; rea, per . id., sc; rjpamsa, per crate,
$2.25; horn grown, 35c. Cucumber,
horn grown, market basket, 60c. cab
bage, new, horn grown, per lb., 2 3c.
Tomatoes, home grown, per basket. 600
75c. Radishes, per do., ltwzuc. spinaen.
home grown, 60c. Green Pepper, per
basket, $1.00. Oreen and ' Wax Beans,
market basket. $1.0001.36. Parsley, per
do, bundles, 45c. Watermelon, per lb.,
2c. Cantaloupe: Per crate, $2.5003.25;
flats, $1.00 01.15. Celery, Michigan, per
doz., (0060c. Turnip. Carrot and Beets,
per baket. 50c. .-' ...
Honey case. z irames,-.. -
Dates Case,, 86 package, $6.75: repack
baskets., crate, 260 .basket. 33.00.-
Cracker Jack case 6i)s plain, i.i(
case, 1.00s plain. a.eo.
Nuts Peanut: cartons, a ids,, iu..
35 lbs., per lb., 13c; tlrum salted, 120 10.,
per lb., 13c; pail salted. 30 lbs., per 10.,
14; jumoo raw, per id., bmic; jumuo iv.,,,
per lb.. 10c. Kngnsn wainuis: aman
lot, per lb., 26c; sack lots, per id., ae.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. 'Aug. 8. Cattle Receipts,
9,000 head; beef steer and she stock gen
erally steady: top matured beef steers,
S10.50r beef yearling. $10.40; bulk beef
steers. $8.76010.35: bulls, steady to weak;
calves, steady to zoo nigner; eiocaers. un
changed; bulk beet cow ana neuers.
XK.i&fi7.2&: canner ana cutters, sa.soie'
3.75: bologna bulls," mostly $3.9004.15;
veal calves, largely $10.76011.00.
Hon Receipts, 10.000 head; slow, nut
10 to 35c higher; packer buying apar-
ingly; estimated hold over, 13,000 head;
top sortea ugnis, eiu.tv; whir iikjiib,
89.86010.00; bulk 216-250-pound butchers.
99.2509.65; bulk, 275-225-pound butchers.
38.5009.00; paclting sows, mostly $7,259
.8.00; good pigs. 39.5009.76.
generally steady to 25c higher on fat
lambs, natives showing most advance;
top natives, $13.30 to shippers; $12.25 to
city butchers and shippers: bulk to pack
er. $11.90012.00; cull native, $8.60; -few
upward to $9.00 and above; -no choice
western here: fat montanas, $13.10; bulk
ranger to killer, $12.00013.30: feeder
lambs, $13.15012'.4O, mostly other tat
classes steady: light ewes, $7.00; 75-pound
feeding yearling. $9.50. , .
Armour a Co
Cudahy Packing Co
imid marking Co ..
Morrla Packing Co
Swift V Co
t. W. Murphy
Mwarts at Co
Wilson Hacking Co.
illgglns Parkin Co.
Hoffman Bros
Mayerowlih Vail .
SI Id west Parking Co
umana racking to
H Omaha Packing Co
rwnton Vau Hani.
J. H. Bulla
K. M. Burrusa a Co
w. H. Cheek
K. O. Christie Hon
I'enni Frauds ..
Kill at Co
John Harvey
T. J. Inghram
r. l. Kellogg
F. P. Lewi
Mo. Kan. C ft OI Co.
J. B. Root ft Co. ',.
Kosenstock Bros ...
Werthelmer ft Degea
Swift, K, C
Other Puyer
Armour, Sioux Fall
Leuberger
Cuadhy, K. C.
Total ,j.
t'attel Hog
. 791 13i
74 list
37 723
- 67 4li6
. 737 , ' 344
. .. lino
604
12 . ....
3
14
13
l ....
W ....
1
SI ....
1 ,J
li ::::
71
, 34 .
8 ...
HI
-'it ::::
4ii
... '160
' 1 '.
4i ....
.4414 6768
10803
Cattle Receipts, 1,600 head. Steers sold
weak to 10016a lower on another draggy
Indifferent market Extreme top wa
$10.35. On all other els sees trad was
about steady, supplies being light Sine
tha beat time last week price have de
clined generally 36050c on steer, some of
th plain and- medium classes which show
th moat loss being more than 60o lower
than a week ago. Corn fed cow hav
uem aieaay wnue grasscr ar 26 0 50c
lower. Stocker and feeders sr. mmtiv
steady and best kind look trongr. .
quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
orevn, es.oo iyiv.iv; gooa to enole beeves.
$9.4099.85: fair to aood beeves. 1.7S1
S.36: common to fair beeves. H.OOen 7S-
cholo to prim yearlings, $9.60011.36:
good to choice yearling. $9.0009.60; fair
to gooa yeaning, 31.2509.00; common ta
fair yearling. $7.6008.26; oholc to prime
heifer, $8.6009.26; good to cholc heif
ers. $7.0008.25; fair to good heifers. 86.00
Wf.uo; common to fair heifers. 35.000
6.00: choice to prim cow. 36.7507.40:
good to choice cow. S5.oO0t.58: common
to fair cows. 32.7505.60; good to choice
ieeara, i7.6uvi.26; lair to good feeder.
$6.9097.60; common to fair feeders, $6.00
rv.7; gooa to cnoic tockers, 37.250
S A A fat,. n viaH C . I,a,t.
common to fair stocker. I!L26ffi sis'
stock heifers, $4.00 9 6.60; stock cows, $3.26
94.60: stock calve. S6.00ss7.50: vest
calves, ts.5009.50; bull, stags, etc., 93.76
tyv.uo; gooa to choice grass beeves, 37.50
vi.id: lair to good eras beeves. 86.7619
7.50; common to fair grass beeves, 33.750.
(.75; good to choice grass cow. 85,360
.uu; xair to gooa gra cow, s4.zoeya.z1.
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Omaha He laewl Wire,
' New York, Aug. 10. The ouly
definite niovriiirnt in any of the
financial markets w in foreign r,
change, where (rants recovered from
their reaction oi the day before, but
the German mark went below iu
previous low record figure, So far a
these changes were connected with
the overnight new, it might per
haps be inferred that the nonoccur
rence of the outright rupture between
the French and English premiers, of
which the dispatches had been talk
ing Wednesday, was recqgnuea in
the better rate on rant, but that the
discussion of economic tupervision or
coercion of Germany wai reflected
in the mark's decline to .001 lH-
But the day's foreign exchange mar
ket wai very narrow and with the
interruption to the cables, was con
ducted almost entirely from the
" American side.
"HI ... , . a .
wan street paid nine attention to
the London negotiations; it entire
3246 attention wai again absorbed in the
approaching crisis of the strike iicro
tiations. An atmosphere of de
tpondency was evident at the open'
ing of business and the overnight
news was certainly not reassuring.
Feeling Chang.
During th day. however, this feeling
changed perceptibly. Whatever their
bal of information, prlvat dispatch
from Washington began to predict with
considerable confidence, th settlement of
both labor difficulties within th next
few day. It we on th hasl of these
more or less vague report that in siock
mark!, which ha be-n Inclined I weak
n during th aarly trading, recovered
with aome emphasis. Th advance, how
ever, belted before th clou and
wboi. th day' changes were I regular
and unimportant.
Th attitude of th financial community
at th close of business may nevertheless
be described ss on of conservative hope
fulness regarding th strik sluatlon, In
which aome developments of real Import
ance ar bound to occur 'Friday, Th
evident purpose of th coat mining union
to terminate their strike and th belief
that both partle to the railway labor
cpntroverey have reached a position where
conciliatory action i recognised by each
a necessary, were 'assigned a the ground
for axDectinc the solution of the nrobtrm.
Thia wa on the whole tha attitude of the
market also, which, however, were clear
ly In th mood to suspend Judgement and
await developments,
2493
Wall Street Toole.
All Wall Street I watchina the meet.
Ing of railway executive who will con.
gregata . In Orand Central terminal Fri
day morning to. consider President Hard
ing' second proposal for a settlement of
th railway strike. It is confidently ex
pected in Wall Street they will agree to
in preeiaent proposal ana that the
worker will turn It down. '
The atock market nr the lst f.w
hav been alike a a pod full of pea.
They have been narrow, quiet affair,
without any great pressure to sell stocks
exhibited, with the majority of Issue re
flecting a firm undertone, and merelv
ebbing and flowing dally without going
anywhere in particular.
There I one lltle grbun of atock Quot
ed on th Mew Tork stock, exchange whose
prosperity is more or less dependent on
th financial situation of th farmer of
in , country. - ,
New York Stocks
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
33 868 $9 00 85 1245 $9 60
18 1420 9 60 .15 990 9 65
28 917 9 76 68.. ,...1179 9 95
14 1432 10 00 ' 64 965 10 15
10 1369 10 25 6 1070 10 38
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
28 1..-.714 8 25 20.-. 669 3 10
69 753 8 00
. COW'S.''... :
4 1017 4 25 ,vA.i 40 4 35
S 891 4 50 7. .....1045 5 40
8. .....1093 4T00 '
: HHVF BRS.. .
13...... 630 : 5 50. 11 766 6 86
35...... 646 ' 6 36
' BULLS.
1....,.1420 3 60 4..J. ..1082 3 76
1 1230 4 00
CALVES.
173 " 6 00. 2.. 365 7 60
4 235 8 50 3 206 9 50
Rang of Prices of tha leadlnsr atnckk
furnished by Loian & Srvan. ?4 p.i.r.
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
tVednesday
- HlSh. Low. Close. Close.
A. , T. 8, F...... 1029, 101 101 103
B. & O 68 H 674 67T4 67H
Canadian Pacific. .142 141 141 HH4
N. T. Central 98 i 9714, 97t 97i
cnesa. as umo...,. 767 74
Great Northern.... 90 8 8 ft
Illinois; Central.. .,109 109
K. C. Southern..... 26 35
benign vauey...., ss
Missouri Pacific, 22
N. T. ar N H 31
Northern' Pacific. 83
87
46
76
45
92
26
82
WESTERN CATTLE.
NEBRASKA.
Chicago & N. W
Penn. R. R
Reading
C. B. I. ft P.....
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
C, M. St. P...,
Union Pacific 145 144
STEELS.
5
2
31
81
85
46
75
44
91
26
31
76
109
c?6
6
22
31
83
86
46
76
45
83
26
31
74
8
109
26 .
Hi -22
81
82
85
46
It
44
92
26
32
144 145
No.
12 feeders...
19 feeder.
WYOMING.
A v.
936
680
Pr.
6 60
No. Av. Sh. Pr. . No.. Av. Sh.
81.. 368 260 $7 25 39.. 32 70
33. .312 140 7 60 82. .229 ...
28.. 329 70 7 60 00..30S 80
00. .323 140 . 8 00 70. .239 ...
64. .282 ... .8 30 60. .261 70
29. .259 ... 8 0 71. ,233 ...
48. .210 ... 9 00 58. .201 40
60. .238 40 9 15 37. .204 . ...
42. .202 ... ' 9 35 36. .166 ...
3$. .174 ... 9 60
New Tork Sugar.
' New Tork,. Aug. 10. The raw sugar
market wa quiet and price were un
changed, with Cuba offered for August
and September shipment at 3c e. i. f.,
equal to 5.S60. for centrifugal, while star
sugar war available even below this
quotation, but' there appeared to be a
demand and no ale were reported.
5 ha raw sugar future market wa
er again, under continued liquidation
by Wail tret and commission houses,
owing to th unsettled epot situation, and
closing price wr i to 8 points net
lower. . September, 8.60c: December, 8.74c;
Mrach, 3.44o; May. 3.67c.
There were no changes In refined sugar,
with fin granulated Hated at 7.00 to
7.10c Th demand continues light and
some reselling is going on at blo Hat
quotations:
Refined future, nominal. Closing Sep
tember end October. .'f.SOe; December,
7.2t
London. Aug. 14 Bar silver 14d par
ourc. Money 1 per cent. Discount
rate. hort bill 1 16-14413 par cant.
Tore month bills J per cenU -
C. S. Si:
New Tork, Aug. 1. Th monthly ton
nage report of th United Steal corpora
tion, made publie today, showed 6.766.161
tons of unfilled order on hand July 31.
Thi t an Increase of 141. S80 ton over
June' unfilled orders which- totalled
6.636,131.
OKLAHOMA.
45 feeders 763 6 90
S feeders -. 780 4 30
Hob Receipts. 5.300 head. After a
low opening today trading became fairly
actlva .prices ruling strong to 10c higher
on the bulk of th offering. - Light hog
ware In limited supply and sold largely at
$9.00 9.25 with a few head at $9.60, the
top for the day. Ooodqullty medium
weignt DUicner sola largely xc ee.suv
9.00. and strong weight butchers at J.
438. 50. Heavy mixed and packing grades
old largely at $7.25 7.80 with etxreme
heavies auotcd at 37.0007.25. Bulk ot
sale wa at 47.2549.26
pr.
7 40
7 65
7 46
8 36
8 40
8 70
8 10
9 25
9 40
Sheen and Lamb Recelnts. 10.500 head.
on rainy gooa aemana irom local paca
er fat lambs were generally steady, al
thoua-h trading wa slow with little life.
Bulk of both western and native lambs
old. at $11,768)12.00. the latter top price
for the day. Feeder lambs were low
and barely steady to In spots lower with
bulk of trading at iu.buoij.td. supplies
In the she.cn division were very light con
stating- of small lots of ewes which gene
eralljr sold about steady. .
uuotations on sneep: f at tamos, gooa to
choice. $11.7512.00; fat lamb, fair to
good. S1I.OO011.7S; feeding lamb. $9,009
lb: -cull larnoa. s.dusio.uu: xat swes.
light, $6.6007.00; fat ewes, heavy, $1,009
luu Citv live) Stack.
vimii c.ltv. Aua. 10. Cattle Receipts.
4.500 head; market for beef teer, steady
ts ISo miner: medium weignt ana mnea
yearlings, $10.25; she stock, steady to 16c
lower: bulk common ana medium cows.
$3.76494.50; good lots generally $5,609
6.00; canner, mostly 10016c lower; bulk
82.26lO2.60: cutters, largely $3.0008.60;
other clsses around ateady; bulk bologna
bulls. t3.50S4.00: beat vealera. 83.0009.50.
Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head; market was
about steady on all classes: too. $9.50 to
shippers and traders for choice light
weights; good and choice 160 to 210
pound. $9.2699.60; good and choice 220
to 830 pound. $8.4008.75; bulk, $8,809
9.30; packing sows, ateady to strong, $7.00
477.40; stock pigs, steady to lvc lower,
89.7510.40.
sneep Receipts, a, ooo neaa; market
Am. Car Fdry
AUls-cnalmera- . .
Am. Locomotive.
Baldwin Loco...
Beth. Steel
Colo. F. St I....
Crucible 0
Am. Steel Fdry,
Lack. Steel ......
Midvale Steel . .
Pressed Stl. Car.
Republic 8. A I.
U. 8. Steel
Vanadium
Otis Steel
.173 178 173 173
. 53 53 53 63
119 118 118 ll9u
.124 123 123 124
Anaconda .
mil, c. xv. LU
Cerro de Pasco.
Chill J...
Chino ........
Inspiration . . .
Kennecott . . , ,
Miami .....i;.,
Nevada Con ...
Ray Con
Seneca ........
Utah ...........
77
30
91
41
77
34
81'
72
...101
... 49
... 10
COPPERS.
63 63
77
SO .
90
40
70
33
81
71
77
30
90
40
76
34
il
71
100 100 101
48 49
10 ..
77
3
91
40
76
34
72
10
39
21
29
40
36
29
38
21
29
40
36
29
63
38
221
29
40
86
' 29
16 18 16
. 66
OILS.
. 70
. 44
. 66
..
13
65 65
General Asphalt
Cosden
California Pet .
Island Oil ....
Invincible Oil ..
Mexican Pet ..
Middle State .
Pacific Oil s...
Pan-American .
Phillips .......
Pierce Oil .....
Pure Oil ......
Royal Dutch ..
Sinclair OH ... .
Standard Oil N J. .180
Texas Co
Union Oil .
White Oil .
68
42
66
'
18
172 168
12 12
69
43
66
'
13
63
0
21
30
40
36
29
17
16
12
65
69
42
66
13
52
74
43
7'
29
52
30
52
73
42
7
29
52
30
180
46
20
7
171 169
12
52
74
43
7
: 29
52
30
180
46
' 20
1
12
52
73
42
, 7
29
52
'30
178
46
31
Chandler . .
Gen. Motors .....
Willys-Overland .
fierce-Arrow
White Motor .....
Btudebaker
RUBBER
Fisk
Goodrich ; ...... .
Kelly-Snr'cf id . .
Keystone Tire
AJax ,
Utd, states Rub
46
,.. 21
.- 7
MOTORS.
... 577. 66
..,'13 . 13
... 7 5
... 10 9
... 47 47
125 123 124 129
12 12. 12
f as j
42 42
8 ,8
11 11
57
13
6
10
47
13
8
47
INDUSTRIALS.
34
42
8
11
57
12
34
43
8
U
Beet Sugar.. 48
Oulf Je W. I. 30
Am. Inter. Corp... 38
Am. Sumatra 39
Am. Telephone ...112
American Can 59
Central Leather .. 39
Cuba, Cane ....... 15 .
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 26
Corn Product ...
Famous Players
for killing classea generally steady; top General Eletcrlc. ..178 178
47 47' 48U:
30 30 89 -
35 36 36
39 39 .....
112 112 112
68 59 6k
83 . 38 38
14 14 16
25 36 !.
115 413 114 114
3 84
native. 312.00;
65. on 00.
odd lota fat ewes, rnosjly
Gt. Northern Ore..
Ir.t. Harvester
Am. H. 4t L., pfd..
U. 8. Ind. Alcohol..
Int. Paper.
4
..lit
70
62
66
Int. M. M.. pfd.... 64
Am. Sugar Ret.... 80
! Sears-Roebuck ... 88
45
63 V.
Wort hlngton Pump 51
Weatlnghous Slec. 61
I Am. Woolen - 91
MISCELLANEOUS.
I Am. Cotton Oil a.. 26 26
I Am. ain. cnem. . 27
Am. Linseed 34
Union Bag, pfd... 1
Bosch Magneto . . 8
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. 25
continental can... 77
39
107
70
82
63
3
80
84
4
53
49
61
90
St. Joseph Live
St. Joseph, Mo.. Aug. 10. Cattle Re
ceints. 3.000 head: - market, early sale
most classes steady; top beef staera, early,
sio.oo: vearllncs. ss.7ai Taw laaeifl Kansas
rl,..n iri (. kf o StrORMburg
S4.5O0S.OO: bulk deairable vaal calve. Tobacco Product
$9.0009.60; Kansas and Oklahoma feed
er. $8.1007.00. -
Hog Receipts, 6,600 head; market,
shippers buying few 170 to 310-lb. butch
ers at $9.4394.89; look steady to higher;
packers bidding , around steady! packing
sows about Strang te ISc higher, mostly
$7.0097.26. - . -
Sheep Receipts, , 1,000 head; market
generally ateady; carload natives mostly
a . i 11 avi r. ..,1
lamb.: $7.00T'a medTim weight fit Si'""1 LD -S
noatly around 1.40. I "?rr. rz".;Z" '
"T 7
178
40
109
70
65
65
64
80
87
45
53
4S
61
90
179
39
70"
62
54
63
80
86
44
63
61
90
86
33
l
88
24
78
37
33
37
we. . $8.00; heavies Tnoatiy
Sioux City Urwtewk.
Sioux City, Aug. 10. Cattle Receipts
1.50 neaa; market, steady to strong;
fed steers and yearling. $7.69010.60:
grass cows and heifer. $4.0008.76: fat
cows and heifers. $5.0008-60; canners,
$3 6003 64; realer,-S6.OO09.6O; feeders,
$8. 0007.76; calve. $4.0097.35; stocker.
$5.00 0 7.50.
Hogs--Receipts. 4.000 head: market. 15
ta 3 to higher; bulk of butchers, $8 869
.2: top. $9.76; packing grade. $7,000
7.75: stags. 85.90.
Sheep Receipts. 294) head: market
steady. -1 -
Chieaga lWtry.
Chirago, Aug. 10. Poultrv Alive . sh.
r: fowl. 14 0 33; broilers. 24c; priBg,
?c; roosters, lie.
36
36
33
61
38
8
82
94
3
79
6$
146
99 10
40 40
82
94
3
78
58
Columbia Graph
United Drug 79 79
National Enamel.. 66 6
United Fruit 148 148 '
National Lead 10 r 9
Philadelphia Co... 40 40
Pullman 121 130
Punt a Ale. Sugar. 60 49 60 60
South P. R. Sugar 63
Retail Store...... 84 eta. ct sa
St. L- at S. F 31 30 31 3
Va. Car Chem 57 at
Total ssles. 673.199.
Money Close, i per cent: Wednesdav
close. 4 per cent.
Mark Close. .011 V: Wedaesdae rloae
12.
Franco Close. .0797U: Wedneattav rln
sterling close. 34.4s A: winwi.
close, $4.46. .
New York, Aua. It A tH I
rsih.4 at Ik epealag M lb hu4 elal,
(ul trii-a irngihM4 later a re
liawed demsad l"f ran. verl nhlrh
iiisd nsw high r-card.
I'euaaylv! fiMial 4sa St Ais
Tantiinal 5 and la I'heeapxke A "hi
tuuterlikl 6 r nwg 11. iseae lhl
ai.-e.rte4 their prelau high !
Auloniu Arkansas fiH 4 4 feiMI
Katern IniMu ware hasty.
'! k repubus t war lurlln! t
aaa a PH. tusaiher wnk Ik kelglan T
114 Ss. layl the ether untlai isetl.s
ahoaed Jaw rhaii. Japan. en4
4 aer siren, tut aome weeks
Uuifd m Aigaunn 1 .
Weaknee of th Ooadyear lu fea
ture. I th iMu.itial list In hl. h hrs
war few p.-ir ihnss. Llbetiy bund
gt off to a g4 tail, but told l-r
liihtly at ih i-lua. ... ...
Total sale (par lu were III. III. t.
New olfsrlus totalled spproalmately
l4.voe.ees. The included 3,eM.. 8
yeer, S per rent farm loan Iwad ef Ih
first erollns Joint lk l.tod bank,
offered at 14: tu. ylK 4.M per M:
6l.ti.900, 4 le J4-y.r nl per cent
olreci obligation bond or uunrore
county of North Carolina, trrerea 10 yieiw
4 ss le 4.10 par rent; l,es4.oe 14-year
first inertgage t pr tnt ronvrtlbl inh
lug fund gold bonds of lty 4 Psvi.
Inc.. offated at Pr. Five munlclt.! I-
sues tioinpriasd th teat of the offerings.
ve Tork. Ins. 1 Following ar le-1
d a hlgn, low and losing prices of bonds
on Ih New Tork stock eat hang, ana the I
total sale of n bond: ...... ... ..
3.1 Liberty 3 I0I.J4 100 91 100 0J
1 Liberty lt 4 ..'..100.90 10 90 100 90
t Liberty 3d 4s 100.40 100.18 100.86
Liberty 1st 4 '.a ..101.30 101.18 101 14
S.14 Liberty 2d 4... lut.lt l4t lOO.tt
si Liberty 3d 4...I0.14 I0J 4I jot U
164 Liberty 4lh 4.. 10114 101.18 101.33
ut vi.....rt II. 100 90 I0t.l4 10.98
.34 Victory 3 I0.3 ltt.lt 100.lt
Forelgs MrenMeal, Stale nntl Maalrlpal
ft Argenlln 7 101 l?o
17 Chinese Govt Ry te. !
I Bergen la
Heme I
3 Bordeaux t
t Chrlsltanla 8 ....
3 Copenhagen l
f Lyons 4
II Marseille Cm
4 Rio de Janeiro Is
3 Kan Paulo I
IB Zurlrh ta
17 Csechoslo Rep 8 ctf 9i
1 Dan Muni la A n
37 Dept Seln 7a
13 I
.109 109 !
.113 113 113
. 83 82 82
.106 109 19
!l00
.113'.
91
91
83
99
99
113
96
110
90
H1
S3
88 .
89
99
113
96
lit
91
1 Doin f.n ls 29. .108 102 J03
29 Tnm Can 5 31
183 Horn Can I 13...
14 Dtch B Ind 6 47
32 IHch H Ind 6 03
34 French Rep I
103 French Rep 7
4 Japanese 1st 4a
71 Japanese 4s
28 Helglum 7a ....
14 Belgium 6
46 Denmark 6
'.'0 Italy 6
22 Netherlands Ss. ..
3 Norwty 8
5 Sweden 4 .......
118 Parl-Ly-Med ..
8$ Rep Bolivia Sa ...
3 Reo Chile 8 46...
4 Rep Uruguay 8
tjueenaiana im . ..
104 81 10
91 99 $
91 95 96
91 94 94
100 100 100
99 19 99
93 3T
lt 105
9H 99
91
8
91
111
104
77
97
.103 103 103
..105 103 IV
..109 109 109
. 93
. 79
.106
ll'O
99
. 6
. 97
.111
.104
. 78
96
98
tU
111
104
It
97
10 Queensland ....'.. .108 103 1 J
8 Rio Or do 8ul 3.. 99 99 99
45 K O B ft I Ss 24.110 109 109
13 K G B ft I 8. 37.104 104 104
61 II S Brasll 8 101 101 101
68 U S Mexico 6- 69 68 68
11 U S Mexico 4s 46 46 4
Railway and Miscellaneous.
A Am Agr Chm 7...104 104 104
An-. Cot Oil t "Z
7 Amer Smelt 6 i
16 Amer Hug 6s 03js
14 Am T ft T cv 6. ...116
48 Am T ft T col t 6., 39
8 Armour ft Co 4.. 31
5 A T ft S F gen 4a. 92
4 A T ft S F adj 4s. 84
At C Line 1st con w
94 94
103 103
116 116
99
90
92
34
91
ft II Pt (..... .101 Ml 1st
$4 II. $ 8 4 J tit,
t lival N St A tt 81 98
IKvllUMI .t lt eS
II N T ft T Its tout t !k
It N O T M is I. 11 " '?..
II N I O Ml I.. 101 141 14
tNIC4.l is., 10 11 18
4 K T sa 4s.. 11 le 81
II 8 f M hi s..lll 111 III
S3 XT SH M t It 11 S3 83
lirxHtHttiMM SI l
I ,S T T.I 4 49.. ..141 It1 et
tt S f Tl tf k 41.14 I44tl
14 NT W ft Mut t. H 15 W
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4 til ft West r4 4s.. 91 91 94
I bar r tr ian 4. 11 81 19
l Kmr Pa rvf te !
11 Nar ms r raf Is A.. 01 tl
I N W Sill Tel 1 Itl 11 IslH
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I O I, I'd I tlf . IM't 1M 101
24 II S I. ref 4 91 84 l
:4 trr.Wash SN I !
II oil l I A 11 IH !
II I'll II 4 Kl li. .,91 91 91
It Pe T ft T I II ilf. 91
I Psekr4 Moter la ..llT t; 141
13 Fsa-Am P ft T Is. HI 11 11
I Pans M It t ....111 114 HOI
31 Pinn R It get I .HIS !' 13
I Pas R R gen 4. 11 91 91
4 fir Mrq tif II. , 91 91 91
41 P ft N in 4s 36 II 31
I Puree Oil dab la., II 91 91
I Pert R I, ft I' I. .. 17 11 87
I Pro ft 8f li I HI 13
6 t'llla. PUiv is 61 ll'i It1;
II Heading gen 4a .... 14 II . 1
I Hip I ft HI 10I il.. ti 94', 94 I
I II II 1 W. 1st 4s.. 11 11 11 !
II St I. I III ft Ho rf 4 SIS '
44 St 1. ft H F dj 13 11 I3
31 St L ft S F Inc. Cs. 14'I 14 Til.
II Ht I, ft a F D In 4s A 73 73 734.
11 Ht L H W 1st 4s.. It 7I 71
7 St P ft K (' I. I II'; 11 !'.
17 I A ft A P tat 4.. 81 I" St 1.
4 MeeboaiJ A I, cn 64 4 64
It Seaboard A I. ad ts 31 :
38 Seaboard A L rf 4 4'. 44 44
1 Sharon H Hp 9 A 98 9) 91
4 Sinclair Crude 6e . 4i'i 98 ti't
87 Sinclair Oil cv 7.104 lt. lV.
33 Slnrlslr (Ml col U. 99 91 91
4 Ho Po ev 4 93 91 93 j
s no rmc r-i an....... ewi r.-i ei-
7SoPsoooltr4 88 11 !
II So Ry gen t Ill's 103 12V
4 So Ry ron I 91 91 98
I So Ry gin 4s. 70 44 71
21 So Prt Rio Sg 7s. 113 111 101
N. Y. Curb Bonds
Kiw Tork. leg l Timeac liens t
New Trh b lead mikl i4y
si fellow
tll .
I Alll4 raeair I
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14
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t Aluminatn 1 $11. Ill 111 III
I Am T ft T 'll.4; 11 114 '
4 Am 1 T I4 IIIW 111 111
Am Tobaww tt II Ill's HIV III'
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II Aimaur ft t'a 1 ..III
II A U ft W I I
:s R4u simI 1 'ii.ui
17 Halh H'eel 1 'It.lle
4 Hkitn I' (Is 7. ..II
4 I" Nt Ry 4 Is ..111
I Cent Sii.l Is ....!?
I CMt'l H.rv 1 "C. 94
5 C IU llllt I ... Il1s
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114 III
ill II
111 HI1
111 It?
14 ti
Ills 141
97 tl
lot 111
0 111
9
II 111 H on r ..
I lies Aphlt I
I Good Tire 7 ..
S llulf t'U 11
a S.II a. . . . .
3 lleini C. T ....111 IKO'i 11?1
31 Inter U T 'tS. 91
I Kan G ft f! .. 9' t'
,l6 111
, , I u III lee
, ,tl IH44 lists
..114 114 144
91 H
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6
It Ken foauer 1 ..l , J l ,
Kl vr .... rs-,. ;-.s
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3 K I
I .,..e,l. use 7. ..IMS IOIJj 1JI
I. M. V A L tS ..IH 9IV1 I
ug wih-tir Ti.iM- j;iw
s llaenia tun 1 .i"a i
1 Manltsba la ....
til 91
I M.n-b Mgl is. .M ' X
ft to 7i .."w 'iz
7 It
I M
Co 1 .
I Nt Arm 7
7 Nil leather Is
II NT NH ft H It
5 Phil Kl 6s ...
11 Phil tl IS ..
37 Pub S O N J 7S
17 Roaert lr 71
I Hr Hoe 7e.
I Sear Ho 7.
3 Hhawaheen 7
t Tex ft pe let li., 91 91 94
tl Third Av UJ 6s., 14 14 (4
I Third Av ref 4.. 44 44 14
I Tldswtr OH t....H3 111 l3
3! Tob Prod 7 106 ll 101
II I'n B ft P 4 A ctr. tt 99 99
4 I'n Psc let 4s 41 94 94
9 I n Pso ref 4s 9 88 89
4 I'n Tank Csr 7;. 109 108 103
13 Vtd Drug 8 110 110 111
I rtd Fual Ou Is.. 97 97 97
I Ud Ry Inv 1st I P 17 17 37
II IT S Rub 7 181 108 108
33 U 8 Rub I 91 90 91
14 IT S Steel f 6 104 103 104
4 ftah P ft L 6 91 90 91 'i
3 Vo-Oar Chm 7.105 105 103
26 Va-Cer Chm 7 rtf. 98' 91 98
10 Va Ry 5 96 97 98
81 Weat Md let 4 16. 64 ' 14
t West Pso 6 66 86 86
t West Union 6 ..112 113 113
25 Wsstlng Eleo 7... .108 106 108
1 Wheel ft L R con 41. 71 71 78
1 Wick Spen St 7s. ..100 100 100
. 40 Wilson ft C sf 7S.105 104 105
15 Wilson ft C cv Ss.. 94 98 94
5 Wlso Cent gen 4s.. S3 83 13
Totsl sale of bond today wer $11,-
624.001 compared with $13,649,000 previous
day and $9,926,000 a year ago.
Chirac Stocks.
Rang of prices of tho leading Chicago
stock furnlahed by Logan ft Bryan. 341
10 At Kit H -J
103 103U
09
91
92
94
91
191
86
108
94
92
99
111 111
80 80
100 101
98 SI'i.
89 89 i
31 Bait ft Ohio cv 4s
4 Bell Tel renn 7.
3 Beth St ref 6
4 Beth St p m 6s.... 92 91
13 Braden COO 6 91
.1 Can North 6a 1J1JA
22 Can Pac d 4a ,. 80
a r-.n. Ha fta . .101
30 Cent Leath 6a 98
, P;. P.srTo 8 124 124 124
!68 Che ft . Ohio CV 6s.. 97 96 97
45 Ches ft Ohio cV 4s IJS 89 88
29 C B ft ref 6. A... 101 ."JJi
19 Chi ft K III 5. -82 ISii, 1
8 Chi Gt West ts.... 60 60 60
32 C M ft St P CV 4s. 73 72 73
43 C M ft St P rf 4s. 67 67 6.
3 S M ft St P cv . "JT "jj '
1 Chi & N W t...-Ulw 111H 1H
3 Chi Ry 6s .-
47 C R I & P ret
13 Chi ft W Ind 4s
4 CCC ft St L gen 4s.
4 Chile Cop 7
10 Chile Cop 6 :
15 Colo ft So ref 4.
7 Con Coal Md 5s. ..
15 Cuba' Can Sg d Ss
61 Cub Cane Sg d 7
3 Cub Am Hug s
28 Del ft Hud cv 5e.
40 D ft R G imp 6S. . .
6 Det Ed ref 6s
16 Det Utd Rys 4s.
5 Dimnd Mtch 7s.
8 Dpnt Nem 7s .
14 Ttiimiesne Lt 6s...
21 Emp G ft F 7s ctf 98
4.1 Erie gen 4s 66
81 SIT
82 82
76 76
83 83
104 105
: 92 95
90 91
90 90
92 92
89 89
106 107
98 11
80 80
103 103
83 . 83
.108' 108 108
.107 107 107
.103 103 108
81
. 83
. 76
. 84
105.,
. 93 .
. 91
. 96
. 93
. 90
.107
. 96
, 80
.103
83,
98
68
66
106
96
99
113
3 Erie pr Hen la ';'
4 Fisk Rub 8. 107
4 Framer I V 7VjS.. 46 96
100 Goodyear T 8s 31. .100 tr
im - J .. rrt o.. A 1 llri I 1.1
srdTnkRy-c7;:::ii2 112 ns
9 Gnd Tnk Ry C -6s. 103 103 103
16 Grt North 7s i"
75 Grt North 6 B..103 10J
24 Hud & M ref 6s A. 85 85
it Hud ft M adl ,lnc 5s 64
111
103
85Ml
64
13
69
33 111 Cent 6
8 111 St d 4s
3 Ind St 6s
3 Int Met 4s
7 Int Met 4 ctf,
SB Int R T ref 5. . . .
iin T x, a N adl 6s wl 52
66 Int M M f 6s.. 96
6 Int Pa .ref 6a B. 87
"10 la .Cent ref 4s.... 44
3 K C.Ft 8 & M 4a. 80
.'Sl'K C 80 5s.... 88
' 4 Kell Spring T 8 108
2 Lacka St 6s 60 90
2 LSftMSd 4s 28.. 95
6LS&MSd4s 31. 93
..102 101 101
.. 91 91 91
. .100 lOOi, 100
12 13
12
69
52
95
87.
46
80
88
89
95
92
12
12
89
62
96
87
46
80
89
108
'. 89
95
92
Peters Trust building:
American Radiator
Armour ft Co., pfd
Armour Leather, com
Cudahy
Continental Motor
Llbby fnew)
National Leather I new)..
Stewart-Warner
Swift ft Co....'
Swift Int
Union Carbide
Wahl
Wrlgley
Cloae.
114
99
12
...... 12
7
7
7
...... 43
106
14
57
69
106
New York Coffee. 1
. New Tork, Aug. 10. The market for
coffee futures was lower under liquidation
by old longs, who aeemed to be Influ
enced by the uncertainty of European de
mand. Irregularity in the Braslllan mar
ket and talk of a probable large crop for
next season, showing growing condition
prove favorable. The opening wa eight
points lower -and active months sold six
to 17 points below Wednesday' closing
figures, with December touching 9.21c or
new low ground for th movement. Late
prices were the lowest, showing net de
cline of 11 to 16 point. Sales were es
timated at ebout 35,000 bags. Including
xchanges. ' September, October and De
cember, 9.21c; January, March, May and
July, 9.20c.
Spot coffee quiet and unchanged at
10 to 10c for Rio 7s, and 14 to 14c
for Santos 4s. .
6s.-
' 2 Lehigh Val
6 Lig & My 6s
-65 Lorillsrd 5s
4 L ft N unified 4s
18 Mkt St Ry con 6s
. 1 Mex Pet 8s.-
6 MM St cv 6s
3 M ft St L ref 5s. .
15 M St P 4-gSM 6.103 108 103
4 M C ft T n p 1 5s A 86 85 85
122 M K ft T n ad 5s .. 58 69 69
1 M K & T 1st 4s 83 83 83
.103 103 103
.100 100 100
.100 99 99
. 93 93, 98
. 88 88 88
.105 106 106
. 89 88 88
47 47 47
New York General.
New Tork, Aug. 10. Wheat Spot ir
regular. No. 1 northern pring, $1.46: No.
3 red, $1.2I; No. 2 hard winter, $1.24:
No. 1 Manitoba. $1.42. and No. 2 mixed.
durum, $1.26, c. I. f. track New Tprk,
spoi 1
Corn Spot firm: No. 2 yellow and No.
2 white, 80c, and No. 8 mixed, 79c,
c. 1. f., New Tork, all rail.
Oats Spot barely stead v: No. I white.
45046c
Other articles. unchanged.
Turpentine and Rosin. ,
Savannah, Aug. 10. Turpentine Dull:
$1.06: sale. 160 bbls.: receipt. 631 bbls.:
shipments, 208 bbls.; stock, 8.993 bbls.
Rosin, Firm: sales. 1,426: receipts,.
2,108 casks: shipments, t casks; stock.
89,431 casks. .
Quote: B. $4.7504.80; D, $4 8004.90:
E. 94.90: F, G, H. $5.95; I, $5.00: K,
$5.0095.10; M, $.1035.20; N. $5.3565.45;
WG. 85.S306.OO: WW, $6.5506.65.
New York Dry Goods.
New York, Aug. 10. Cotton good
were -quiet, with some prices on unfin
ished good slightly easier on goods for
.ater delivery. Yarns were irregular and
quiet. Wool goods sold steadily In a small
way for men's wear and there was more
activity In stapled dress goods In jobbing
channels. Raw silk was slightly higher
with substantial sales reported at Yoko
hama. Burlaps Were easier and quiet.
New York Metis.
New Tork. Aug. 10, Copper 8teady;
electrolytic, spot and nearby, 14c; later,
14014c.
Tin Steady; spot. 32.25c: futures,
32.37c.
Iron Steady : prices unchanged.
Lead Steady: spot. 5.75 5.80c.
Zinc Quiet: East St. Louis, apot and
nearby delivery, 6.25t.30c.
Antimony Spot, 5.25c.
97
91
It
.101 104 l
.101 11 101
.104 113 108's
IIU II 91
S3. .110 1I0U 10"
33. .111 101 JOtJ.
....Ill 14 104
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3 hi Gt n t 7. -!"'?
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rn Oll.ral t. .... it "J5 JU
1 I'n 1)11 Prod I .-HI . " '
1 v.ruum Oil 7 "J "JJ?
J Valvorlni 7s, Jttf 8t 99
77 West Kleo 7s ...-"JH " "'J
I Winchester 7 ..101 "1 1H
' 11 Argenlln. 7V'r33!,;i0t'i 1HU "J
10 B.rlln 4 ,1H J
Ci 8tm 7 .... J "u
King k n $ J
3 Swiss 6. "J,, " "Jw
47 V S Meileo "
New York Ceiteai. -
New Tork. Aug. " The eotton mar
kit diveloped a itrong undorton. nna ny
Soon? sft.rP profit Uklng. the mark.t jr..
bout c net higher nd In the lt
hour. tr.dlng price, anvancas t the
Mghest levels of ths dy. to eltsi
thlttL do, priri. wer. It t. tt r-olnit
up from th prevlou '"'....
Spot tady, 61 . point, adv.nc; It.tla
for middling upland. . .
Southern spot market, "r0.;
ton. Sic 25 point advance; Nw Ot'
leans. 20.2ic, : pin
nah. Jt.36c. 45 point, advanc :
30.43c, 60 point sdvance: Msmp hit $1.JV
nnnhanired: Moustoii.
vance; Little Rook. 21.60. unchanged j
tiassnw ssay "' . .
Prairll hay Receipts srl vry Ufht n4
demand Is good on best ".
quotation. Th Iwr rde r sl
MAif.ifa H.y-Rsiiti -
snd demand fair on top grade, ana Ji(W
on the lower gro. tr'
Pric. below .re tor .Totf )oU:Vp
land pralrl No. 1. $14.00016.10: No. J
prairie. $11.01011.10: No. I uralrlj $7.11
ssi.nn midland vrairt No. 1. $I$-$$9
14.00; NO. 2 or.iri. tt.5O012.tll W I
irilr le. $7.0009.01; .Iw1" prsWi
1. $800011.11; No. VrtM.t1M9J.-
iie.if. No 1 8l3.tOBia 00; stsnasra,
WWotJiiMi no. $, "22i.1.;
8 36.01010.00. y -Wheat
traw. $1.00 0 8 tt. -t
' Xew' Yerk Piade.
New Tork. Aug. 10. Bttr Market
firmer: creamery higher than ixtr.,
84 0S5o; 'extra.. $3 03c; . fir.U, 10
033c. 8 - 'J..--- ;''
Cheese Market Irregular.
Eggs Market" ateady: fresh ''
first" 24 0 36c; Paclfi coast, whit wjttn,
43e44r; Pacific coast whit extra firsts,
n 1 m Iti.m - . -
' Tblrngo Potntoea. :
Chicago. Au 10. Potato. 81 rhtW
weaker- receipt, 14 ors; total L. -Hj.
rhlnment; 766 car.: New ,Jery packed
Irish Cobblers. t1S0tJ.SS '-. JT
shore Virginia brrel Irish Cobbler IM
W8.00; Maryland barret Iris i- "r .
$2 90; Minnesota sacked, larly Ohio, $140
cwt. -
Knsa City Produce.
Kansas City,-Aug. 10. Butter Cre.m
erv. 1c lower, 3Jc: packing, unchenged. ,,.
Eggs Unchanged. -' '
Buttertat 3c lower, tic. ; t ,
Xew York Penltry.
New Tork, Aug. 10. Poultry i.ivw
steady; broiler by freight. 80083c;. by
eipres. 29 0 86c; dressed stesdy, prices
unchanged.- . -c ' f :
New York Dried Fruits.
New Tork, Aug. 10. Evaporsted Apples
Dull.
Prunes Easy.
Apricots Dull.
Peaches Barely Heady,
Raisin. Quiet.
PRICES REDUCED
W. Clean and Prats Men's 01 CA
Tw or Threa-Pec SuH fer ?AiV
rVe pay return charges on out-of-town
express or parcel post shipment!.
DRESHER BROS. 1 '
Pyirs, CUssiri, Msttsrs. rwrlr, Talisrt,
' Rui Clsaaera M Cll Siierat tr fv
2217 FARNAM ST, AT L ANT 10 N4$
Safe Deposit Ssrvics
Boxes rent from f
$5.00 per annum ;
upward. - '
; ''" The'-. .'
OiaaicaSafeBepititCw.
' CrauntJ Fleer O as ah a .
; NaHeaal Bank BUg. ;
Farnam at STftttk
VarWrVirtrWlr
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It is the policy of the United States -,
Trust Company to recommend for
investment only the higher grade -securities,
thus safeguarding the
investor's principal and insuring
prompt payment of interest and;
principal.
Complete trust service--safe investments--farm and city loans
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