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1HK OMAHA KfcJK: Tt'tSDAY. JULY 25, 1922.
Omaha Grain
Onuhi, July 2. mi.
A hfavy run o( receipt! in all mar
Mkt today ctuted wheat pricri to
decline materially, and the corn and
"at i lympathued with thit weakness,
The caih drmand was not adequate
to abiorh the offering and lower
level were reached in the i-aih
market.
The viilile supply of ulirat in
creased 170.000 huthela. corn derrea
ed J.JJJ.000 bushels and oats decreai
ed .2.421.000 butheli.
Receipti of wheat in Omaha were
474 cars, against 277 car last year.
Corn receipti 71 can, again! 65 car.
Oati receipt 51 cart, against 19 car.
Total shipment were 141 cart, a
compared with 221 cart lat year.
Cah wheat in the local market wa
sharply Imvrr, though a fair demand
was noted at the prevailing price.
Ordinary wheat sold J to 4 cents
lower, while the dark varieties were
quoted 5c to 8c lower. Corn sold
readily, but lie to I '4c lower. Oats
were generally lc lower. Rye was
lc lower and hurley unchanged.
WHKAT,
Sn. dark hard. I tars, 11 17; 1 rar,
II II.
No. J dark hutd: t rar. 11. IS: I rar
lamutty). t.; I i an. II 1! (smutty); 1
car. fl II.
No. J dnrk hard: I rar (amulty), II 14;
4 ran, 11.14; a care. II 13; I rare, II 1:;
I rar (aniuttyl. 1 II; 1 cara (amulty).
Ills.
fin. 1 hard wlntet; I rar (old). II 02:
ID rara, II 01; 1 rar, II. 0!; 1 rar (old
amulty). II 02
No. 1 hard winter: I r.ir. II Alt, (IS
per rrnt dark); 1 rar, II 0 Hi per ran
dark); 1 rar D per rrnt teat). II 01: I
rara. II 01; in rara, II Oct; 1 ,ar. SIVtc
I rar. ic.
Nn. 3 hard winter: 1 rar, ll.fll; I cara,
II. "0; I cars, S9e: I rar. SStc.
mi. 4 hard winter: 1 car. 11.00; I cara,
tic; I rara. 9ft Uc.
No. 1 yallow hard: 4 cara, 11.00; 4 cara,
s
No. I yellow hard: 1 rar. SSc
No. t spring: 1 ear (dark northern,
smutty), i.(6.
CORN'.
No. t whin: 10 rara, ISHc; 1 car (spe
cial Diiungi,
No. 1 yallow: J rar. 17 He'
No. I yallow: 4 cara, litte; S cara
(apeclal bllllns). lie.
No. t yallow: 1 rar. SBHr; 1 rar, tu,
No. I mliad: I car. SSSic: 1 car, tStte.
No.
No.
No.
No.
lb.).
I mixed: I rara. ti4C
OATS.
1 whlta: 1 car. 32c.
I whlta: 1 car. Jlc: 11 rara. SH4o.
4 white: I cara, SI Vic; 1 car (31.4
3ie.
No.
3 mixed: 1 rar. SHie.
BARLEY.
No. I: 1 rar. See.
Sample: 1 rar, 62r.
OMAHA RECEIPT!! AND SHIPMENTS.
(CARLOT9.)
Week
Tear
Receipt
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Ry ....r
Barley
Shipments
Wheat
Corn
Oata
Today.
...474
Ago.
Ago.
277
... 71
no
46
SS
6
1
I
S
1
1
IS
41
14
17
106
46
42
4
S
Ryo
1
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS,
(BUSHELS.)
Rerelpta Today. Wk. Ago.
Tr. Ago,
Wheat 1.411,000
'Corn 1.051,000
Oata 1,111,000
Shipment
Wheat IS6.00A
Corn 1.147,000
Oata l.osj.ono
1.493.000
1,110.000
(.471,000
965,000
1.607,000
744,000
S5J.000
1.943.000
1.S36.000
1.066,000
1,021,000
Tr. Ago.
2,243.000
2.000
1,000
986.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES
Buahela Today.
Wheat anal flour. . .1,111. (inn
Corn .121,000
Oata 231.000
CHICAGO RECGIPTP.
Week Tear
Today. Ago. Ago.
..474 140 460
..164 177 109
..IIS 104 1S2
TY RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Today. Ago. .Ago.
..931 131 1,633
.. 43 69 ,110
. . 26 14 43
S RECEIPTS.
Week Tear
Today. Ago. Ago.
. .301 224 . 62
..114 14S . 112
..100 94 f 129
WHEAT RKCH1PTS.
Week Year
Today. Ago. Ago.
. .217 195 4S7
.. 42 113 76
, .144 194 130
Carlots
Carlota
Wheat
Corn
Oata
, .. ST. LOUI
triota-
Wheat
Corn ...... ..i....
Oa?3
NORTHWESTERN
t
Carlota
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
UNITED STATES VISIBLE.
Buahela Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
Wheat 16.479.000 15,309,000 19.237.000
Corn 23,419.000 26,(62.000 11,192,000
Oata 31,769,000 41,190,000 17,000,000
Rye 961,000 967,000 604,000
Barley 9(5,000 1.264,000 1,997,000
OMAHA STOCKS.
Buahela Today. Yr. Ago.
.Wheat 409,000 890,000
Corn 64S.000 710,000
Oata 1,905.000 1,492,000
jty 10,000 13,000
Barley 3.000 12,000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Vpdlke Oraln Co. DO. 2657. July 22.
A?T Open. High. Low. Cloae. Sat.
Wht.
July
Sept.
Dae.
Rye
July
Rep.
I 1.11 1.11 1 l.OSaJ 1.08 1.114
1.08 1.0I 1.00 1.07 1.0914
1.08. l.M 11
1.10 1.HK 108i 1.0SH 1.10V4
1.10H
.UK .81 .S1U .1V4
.80i .11 ."0 .81
.8i4 .8114 .10 .81H
.814 .62 .614 .SI' .2H
I .63 .6114 .62. .62 -614
.6.1U -63 .6SH
t .59 .80 .58. .59 ..SSI,
.CO I i .514l .60
.818; .114 1' .31 Hi .3tH .32U
.SIS -334! .83HI .MHI
.134 I I
.S6, .MSI .31 .SSHf .26
.36. I
II 40 11 60 111.40 11.60 11.60
11.47 11.67 jll.45 11.57 11.17
11.20 11.80
11117 11SS 111 15 11.26 11.30
Corn
July
Sep.
Dee.
Oats
July
Sep.
Pac.
Baft
July
Sep.
Ribs
Jtly
Sap.
r Kaneaa City Grain.
Xanaaa City, July 24 Wheat Caah,
No. S hard, 1.11.14; No. 2 red. 11.039
1.S4. r
Corn No. 1 whlta, 66d, ..o. 2 yellow,
oc.
Hay Unchanged.
Kaneaa City, uly 24. Wheat July.
Sl.OO; September, 94ci December,
Sl.Ottt.
rA.n T,,lw Iflip. 8ntnhar. ilUa.
MlaneanoUs Grain.
winneapuua, jamn., mjj "u",
Caah No. 1 northern, ll.SS01.43: July.
11.1514; September, 11.11; December,
ILUh.
Corn No. I Yellow. S7iSMc.
Oata No. I whits, 39 IS14e.
Barley 46 0 17c.
Rve No. 2. 7le74ic.
Flax No. 1. 12.4801. t.
SU Louie Oraln.
St. Louie, July 24. Wheat July,
11.054: September, 11.04.
Corn July, S24; September, II He.
Oata July, ll4c; September, 14c
MtaaMSipoIla Ftosv.
Bfinneapolla, Minn.. July 24. Flour
TTnchanged to 10c lower; family patents,
I7.SS07.9O.
Bran 117.00.
. x
Oasaha Hay MariteS.
Tralrle Ray Receipts ara rary light and
demand is good on bast trade at top
quotation. The lower grades ara slow
aale.
Airana nay (rvya arw .ry iipni
and demand fair on top grades and light
ea tha lower gradea.
Prices below ara for carload lots: Up
land prairie No. I. flS.SS01S.SS; No. t
prairie. IU.SO01I.SS: No. t prairie. I7.0S
OISM: midland pralrta No. 1. 111.010
14.00: No. S prairie, I9.SO011.IS; No. t
prairie. I7.SS0S.SS; lowland prairie No.
J. tSS01S.SS; No. t) prairie.-17. SS0S.SS.
Alfalfa No 1. S1I.0S 0 IS 80; staadard.
Ill 60 012 (: No. 1. I1S.SS011.SS; Ns.
t. SS.SS01S.SS. Straw sat. II.SO0S.OS.
Wheat straw, ST.SS0S .
New Ysrk Drteal T Its.
Xw York. July 14 Kranorated Apples
. Scarce, atate. 17011c.
Pranea Quiet; Calif om las, SfllH;
Orvgona. 120 lac.
A prirota Nominal.
Paachss Quiet. ChcHca. im 01414c;
xtra choirs. 14011c: fancy. 1801SC
Raisin Steady: loss muscatels. 110
IS He; choice to fancy seeded, 121a flee:
erdless. 15H0le
Market,
Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha lira I .ease ft Ira.
Chicago, July 24 Heaviueis and
lower prices featured the grain mar
krts. There was little romance to
the sellinir Drrsture. which wa
largely of liquidating and hedging
character. Prices declined to new
low levels (ir all wheat futures, ex
cept July. Peceniher corn and all
futures of oats. The iloe was at
losses of .WJiJc on wht at. July
trading; 'iffi lc on corn, the latter on
December, and !i(o jc on oat, with
lulv the weakest. Rye lost VtdUie,
lard unrhanecd and short nhs, S(i
10c lower 'compared with Saturday'
mush.
Wheat traders paid no attention
to anything except bear news and
ii'ost of that in circulation favored
lower-prices, t rop reports were ( i
vorahlr. I here were ng receipts
everywhere, Chicago alone hawng
8W cars, and Kansas City cars,
The three sotitlnvestern markets nail
1.711 cars, or nearly l.WX) cars more
than a week ago and compared with
J.44J cars last year, lhere was an
increase of 170,000 bushels in the
visible supply.
Hedging Treaaura farlnr.
Hdlna Drraaure aa a big farlnr. oft-
anting the lllirral purrhaara by eribnard
eaporlera who dm an enormnua puamraa.
but It railed to bring general buying. July
waa under Ihe grvatrt prraaure, with
raah wheat 8 to iir lower ami premluma
IS to la lower. Srptember dropped to
11.064 and Derember to ll.0t. The cloae
waa at a rally or 1 to Jc irum ma low
nnlnt
Corn had Ita main auppnrt from tha
aellera of laat werk, while llquldatora were
liberal aellera. The decline In wheat had
a deprraalng Influence and nffaet tha ef
fect of a derreaaa of 2.233.000 buahela In
tha vlalbla aupply. Local atorka Increaaed
729,000 buahela. County offering were not
large and rerelpta only 261 cars. A rally
of 140 followed the break,
Oata wera aold largely by tired longa.
but tha bulk of tha trading waa tha
changing from September to December at
around S4c difference. Caah houaea
bought September and December. Caah
premluma wera oft aharply, deaplta tha
Improved demand.
Kxportera were good buyara of rve. eup
oortlng tha market for a time, but tha
trade waa not heavy.
Pit Notes.
Hungeiford. I.ogan A Bryan'a crop re
lorter. In hla aummary aaya South Da
kota and that part of Ulnneaota aoutb of
tho North and South Dakota line ara
practically aafe from any ruat damage. In
North Dakota and western Minneeote. ruat
la now very heavy In nearly all varieties
of wheat. In moat placea outaida of tha
Red River valley ruat haa not done mucn
damage. Cornfields In northern Illinois
look generally good. 76 per cent of which
have good growth, are taaaeled out and
ahootlng out the eara.
World ahlpments or corn aince nuvem-
br 1 aggregate 187.782,000 buahela com
pared with 17O.S41.0O0 buahela last year
and 88.390,000 bunhela two year ago.
Cablea from oermany report an u-
hour continuoua rnin, which haa damaged
the cropa. A private came irom rr
!,! Prance'a import rrqulrementa are
76.000,000 buahela of wheat.
The Kansaa atate report makea the
wheat crop 117.000.000 buahela, or 8.000.
000 buahela more than the July returns of
tha government. Only 5 per cent of the
irop -haa been threshed.
L,aKe rates nave wvauiru -tj .
which waa paid for 2,000.000 oueneia oi
.. mnA .nrn mnatlv corn, to Buffalo,
and 214o to Georgian bay. An advance In
coal prlcea haa caused the marking up
of rates on the lakca.
The Liverpool wneat tuiurwa tiwu
hanged for July and So lower on Sep
tember. Corn waa up Id.
New York Oenersl.
New York. July 24. Flour Unsettled;
aprtng patents, 7.357.76; apring cieare,
6 006.60; soft winter straights, 6.40
5.75; hard winter straights. 6.106.60.
Cornmeai teaay, tine wane aim juw.
granulated, 1. 8 6 1. 87 Va -
wneat spot, easy; no. a hu..
sprjng, I1.6H4; No. 2 red winter, i.iois,
Ko. 2 hard winter, 11.28; No. 1 Manitoba,
11.48 4, and No 2 mixed durum,
i. f. track, rsew x orK, to arrive.
Corn Spot, ateady; No. 2 yellow and
No. 2 white, 824c and No. a muea,
82HC. c. I. f. New York, all ran.
oata Mpot, easy; ino. wimc, m,,
Hay Steadv: No. 1, 30.00e.l2.(i0; No.
28.0030.00; No. t, 26.0027.00; ship
ping. 23.0026.00.
Ti.OMl.t atate 1921. 2024c: Pa
cific coast 1921, 1924r; 1920s. 1719c.
Pork Quiet; mess, 39.ow jo.vu; iam-
ily.t28.00e.29.00
Lara oteaay; miauie wi, i".vn
IMS. ...
Tallow Steady; special loose,
entra. S4c. ...
Rice Steady; fancy neaa. 7 up !
Kansas City Live Stork.
Kaneaa City, Mo., July 24. Cattle Re-
ceipta, 21.000 head: market, quality com
mon; hardly any fed lota on sale; trade
alow on most killing classes; beef ateers
ateady to 26c lower; best on sales held
around 110.00; early aales, 5.859.25: she
took ateadv to loc lower: DUIK common
to fairly good cows. 4.006.00; all other
lasses around ateady; ouik Doiogna ouws.
I4.004.50; canners and cutters. II.Soibi
50; better grades veal cows, 3.uupb.o.
lloga Receipts, 9.000 head; market
opened slow; bulk Inter trade to both
packers and shippers fairly active, ateady
tn atrnnr with last week'a close: bulk
good and choice 150 to 210 pounders. 110.50
010.55: top, 810.55; snippers toox i.-"o
head: 240 to 270 oounders. I10.3010.45;
choice 326 pounders, $9.60; bulk of sales.
19.7dS!'1u.oe; ouik tnrowout bows, eo.uviu'
25: bulk atork piga, m.6.
Sheen Receints. 4.000 head: killing
classes steady to 26c lower; one deck close
ambs. 112.50; most sorted natives, siz.uu
12.25: pulla generally .506.75; best
wes to killers. 6.5o7.oo.
New York Coffee.
New York Julv 24. The market for
coffee futures was affected early by the
weakness in Brazil, but aubsequently re
covered part of its lss on a little buy
ing through commission housea which In
spired local covering. December, after
the opening, held at 9.25c or 9 points net
lewer but rallied from this to 9.33c, after
which it reacted a little. The opening
waa 7 to 10 points lower and the market
closed fairly ateady at 4 to 7 points de
rlln with sales estimated at about 24.
000 bags. July. 9.32c; September, S.22c;
December, S.27c; Match, 9.29c; May, 9.31c.
Cost and freight offera were Irregular,
some from Santos showing a slight de
cline, while Rio offers were partly higher.
Bourbon 6s were quoted 13.55c and part
bourbon 2a and 6a, tl3.6014.10c. Rio 7a.
9.90c, and future shipment Santoa 3a and
5a. part bourbon. July-September. 13.25c.
Spot coffee, easy: Rio 7s, 10c to lOftc;
Santcs 4s, 13.2513.75c. j
New York Cotton.
New York, July 24. The list went
lower after sn early bulge in the cotton
market, sentiment being unsettled by in
creased crop estimates. The opening was
atesdy at 5 to 14 points net gain, followed
by an advance of more than 4c a pound
In most options. Wall street ahorts. New
Orleana interesta and brokers having
British connections were stnong the best
early buyers, while ths aouth and local
longa sold.
Ths market slipped off on profit-taking
around midday and turned weak in later
dealings and, under increasing preasure
from local longa prices dropped about 50
points below Saturday's finale. Sentiment
waa affected bv the heavier selling in the
atork market and the heaviness of foreign
exchange. Prices were off 42 ts 60 points
on tha day at the close.
Moax City Ur Stock.
Sioux City, la., July 24. Cattle Re
ceipts, 5.000 head; market weak. 25r
lower; fed steers and yearlings, 18.00 A
18.60; grasfs ateers and yearllnga, 16.500
8.SS; grass cows snd helfera, 14.0007.00;
fat cows and helfera. 15.0008.60; earners.
12.2503.50; veala. 14.00010.00; feeders,
IS.OO08.SS; calves, S4.SO07.5O; feeding
rows and heifers, 13.0005.26; atockers,
I5.SO0T.5S.
Hogs Receipts, S.OOA head: market
ateady to strong: lop, 110 60: bulk of the
good hogs. 19.50010.40; bulk of heavy
mixed and packing grades. 88.000. 800;
rough packers. 17.5008.00; stags. 18.080
S.SS-.
Sheep Receipts, ICS head; market
steady.
M. Jeaeph lira Stock.
St Joseph. Mo.. July 24. Cattle Re
ceipts. 1,1 head: market alow, hardly
anything don early; bidding lower on
good steer; nothing choice here: fed odd
sales beef cows steady to week st $5,250
S SS; calves stesdy; top vealers early,
III.
Hogs Receipts. S.SSS head: market
opened fairly active; ateady to 6c higher;
hulk If te 218.1b. butchers, tlS.SO01S.SS;
packing sows about steady: averag coat
Saturday. SIS., weight 111 lbs.
Sheep Receipt. 20 head; market, fat
lamba steady to 25e tower than Friday:
sheen about steady; top native lamb.
SIMS: bulk. Sll.7S012.2i; beet light
ewes, tt.10; bulk ( sales. 11.1001.59.
Financial
Live Stock
Omaha. July !
Rereipie aere:
Cattle Hsa Shear.
Faluns' Monday .. I sas
Mams day laat aaak 1 l
Same day I w a as 9 l7
Sams day I w'a as 1111
asms day year aio . I III
II. is i:.t
S4 18!
IS.SSI 111)1
I lf I 81
S ISI 10,918
rtarelpia and dlepnelllos of liveatsrk
at tha I man aio. kaida. unjiaha. Neb, far
. novre, enuing at p. m , juiy JI,
SK.CKII'TS-t'ASI.nTX
f, ! 3! HI. P. Ry,. S
!. Parifir R. R. ,, S
I nlnn Psrlfis K, R, II
C. at N w. Hy., esat. a
', N W iiy , wrat. la
V., H. P., M. A O... :s
f, R. Q Hv, east. .
' . II Q ilr , we.t 1:4
I'. II. I IV, Mat, IS
C. H. I 4 P., weal,. II
llllnola Central Hy ., S
C, O. W. Hy 4
JI I
:i s? 'i
"
48
S I
1
4 I
I 9 0
a s
iTi 47 i
Total rarlpfe . 84
IIIXPOMTION IIBsn
Cattle. Ilosa Hhaep.
1.677 I.SIa l.:S
178 J III
"7 I. Ill
ail 1. 80s l S0
I, Obi 2. OSS 1,8.12
.... I t ....
78 ....
1-1
Ill
;
i
Artttnur SV t'n.
t'uilahv Packing Co.
I'.il.l Packing t o ..
Morris I'aiklng Co.
hwlft aV Co
.1 W'. Murphy ....
Swans Co
Lincoln Parking Co.
Wilaon Parking Co,
lllggllia 1'acklng Cn.
Hoffman llra
Mayernwlch Vail
Mldweat Packing Co.. 17 ....
)'Iea II ....
'maha l'aklng'o. .. 1 ....
hn Roth aV Snna ,. IS
S. omaria Pack. Co. .. 84 ....
J. II. Hulls 4f ....
R. M. Hurrurs it Co.. 61 ....
W. It. Cheek IN ....
K. O. Chrlatl Son 1 ....
I.ennla A Franiia .. !"l ....
Kills 4 Co 100 ....
John Harvey ill ....
II. W. Henley I
T. J. Intrhram .. 21 21 ....
r . (I. Kellogg t;a ....
I". P. I.ewla 49 ....
I. II. Root Co. f... 17 ....
Rneenetnrk Rroa 107 ....
Sullivan llroa 10 ....
W. M. Van Sanl A Co. 10 ....
Smiley Hroa 0 ....
ither huyers 1.109 s.514
H. Lenbrger 76
Arm. Co., Slnux City .... S10
St. Clslr 21 ....
Klrkpatrlck Rroa. .. l.'C
Total
.. .8.131 10.127 15.655
Cattle Receipts were 8.000 head. Mon-
day'a liberal run of cattle waa made up
large y of weatern rangers with a cor
responding reduction in the proportion
of corn-fed ateers. Desirable handy weight
corn feda ruled ateady, and there wss lit
is change in prices in either ths heavy
ir tha light beeves. Beat steers sold
iround 810.00010.40. On ths western
rangera ths market was somewhst drag
gy. with bids and salea ranging from
ateady to 16025a lower. Ileet dry lot
rowa were steady, and graaars unevenly
lower, mere waa a liberal run or stocKers
and feedera and the market was quoted
106125c lower then the close of lsat week.
Quotstlona on cattle: Choice to prim
beevea. 11.90010.25; good to choice
beeves, 19.4008.85; fair to good beeves,
19.0009.40; common to fair beeves. 19.25
if. 0(1; choice to prim yearlings, I9.50(f
0.26: good to choice yearlings, 176 W
S.60; fair to good yearlings, 18.0008.75;
common to fair yearllnga, 17.0008.00;
hole to prime helfera, 18.5009.60; good
to choice heifers, 17.5008.60; fair to good
heifers, 16.5007.50; common to fair helf-
16. 0006. 26: choice to prime cows.
$7.0007.60; good to choice cowa, 18.000
.00; common to good cowa. 4.5O0a.75;
good to choice feedera. 17.8608.50; fair
good feeders. 87.0007.85: common to
fair feeders. 16.0007. 00; good to choice
tockers. 17.5008.25; fair to good atock
ers, 26.5007.60; common to fair atorkera.
:..b(i tB'6.e,o ; atork helfera. M.bosj b.uu:
tock cows, 13.7504.76; stock calves, 15.50
S8.00: veal calves. 15.5001.75: stock
bulla, 15.0006.00; bulls, stags, etc., 14.000
50. ,
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av.
Pr.
S 26
S 65
10 35
831 8 00 39 1160
47 972 8 50 2 1168
20 1381 10 26 20 902
17 1239 10 40
STBERS AND HEIFERS.
22 841 8 50 15 842
28 704 8 76
HEIFERS.
S 747 6 60 3 873
3 728 -8 50
S 16
8 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
S 85
8 40
18 691 6 60 32
..764
24 895 7 75 30.
89
BULLS.
. .1170 4 25 1.
. . 633 6 00
CALVES.
1..
3. .
..1980 4 75
3..
, .1250 5 60 6 964 6 00
..360 6 25 3 216 7 50
1 130 9 00
Hogs Receipts were 11,500 head. Good
demand was in evidence today from both
shippers and packers at prices mostly
steady. Some weakness being noted at
tlmea on all grades, with occasional sales
w-eakjto a shade lower. Light hogs aold
at' 810)35010.45. with a top crlce of 110.50.
and good quality medium weight butchera
at iio.oo(0ii.;u. and atrong weight butcn
era at 19.50 010.00. Bulk of good hogs
was at S9.50iio.35. Heavy mixed ana
packing grades sold mostly at 17.9009.00,
with extreme heavy rough kinds at 17.50
07.75.
HOGS.
No. Av.
Sh.
70
40
Pr. No. Av. Sh.
Pr.
fi 60
7 90
8 00
8 15
8 40
8 75
9 00
9 40
9 65
10 00
10 25
10 30
10 45
1. .780
6 00 1..870 70
.242
,322
,332
.323
.288
,291
.365
265
,277
.244
,205
176
7 60
8 00
8 10
8 25
8 50
8 90
9 30
9 50
9 90
14. .342
43.. 307 ...
60. .316 70
37. .282 40
66. .267 220
62. .268 ...
61.. 240 ...
70
250
40
'40
38.69
65. .220
80. ,202
70. .236
85.. 203
, . . 10 20
, . . 10 25
... 10 40
, .. 10 60
40
-40
188
Sheep:
Receipts were 12,600 head,
were falrlv liberal today and
Supplies
trading was alow at prices rulfhg mostly
25c lower. Pat lamba. both westerrai and
natives, sold largely around til. 00, with
112.25 quoted as an outside price on choice
quality. Feeder lamba were slow, ruling
ateady to 25c lower, bulk of offerings mov
ing at 111. 40011.75. with cnoice ngnt
lambs minted at 112.00. Sheen were
steady, good quality ewes selling at 16.50
07.00.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Fat
lambs, western. 10. 00012. 26; fat lambs,
natives, I10.0012.25; feeder Iambs. 19.00
12.00; cull lambs, 18.00010.00; fat yesr
llngs, I9.00ll.00; fat wethers, 16.500
8.50; fat ewes, light, 6.OO07.(K; fat
ewes, heavy, 14.0006.00.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, July 21. Cattle Receipts,
18,000 head; beef steers, mostly 10 to 25c
lower; few prime matured steers un
changed: top beef ateers, 110.80; bulk,
18.60010.00; canners and cutters and beat
fat cows and heifers, steady; In-between
grades, slow; bulls, strong; veal calves,
steady to 25c lower: Blockers, steady to
atrong: heifers. 15.0007.25; bulk cowa and
canners and cutters, 13.0003.75; bologna
bulls, 14.6004.75; bulk veal calves to
psckers, 13.6009.00; to outsiders, 19.60
9.75.
Hoga Receipts, 45.000 head; opened 10
tn 15c higher on good light and light
butchers; cloaed atrong to 10c higher on
such: others stesdy to 15c lower; top,
til. 00; bulk butchers, 810.20010.90; pigs,
atrong, mostly 19.75010.25; packers most
ly 18. 0008. 75; holdovers liberal.
Sheep Receipts, 23,000 head; lamba
averaging good 26c lower; top Idaho,
812.86; top nativea, 12.60 to city butchers,
112.25 to packers: taking around $12.60
for best light feeder lambs; native culls
to killers, mostly 17.6008.00; sheep, un
even steady to lower; top hand fat ewes,
$7.00; extreme heavies, down to $3.90.
New York Sugar.
New York, July 24. The raw sugar
market was quiet and prices a shade
lower, Cubaa being established on the
basia of 8 11-16C, cost and lrelght, equal
to 6.30c for centrifugal. There were salea
of 35,000 baga of Cubaa for July Auguat
shioment to outport refiners at quoted
prices and 13,000 bags of St. Croix to out-
port rennets at 5.30c lor centrifugal.
The raw aurar ruturea marker waa
firmer on covering and buying by trade
interests ana commission nouses, some
of the trado buying was believed to be
the taking in of hedges, against sales
of the actual. Closing prices were S to
10 points net higher. September. 1. 71c;
December, 1. 81c; March, 3.57c, and May.
1.87c.
The market for refined sugsr wss us.
rnanged at s.soc 10 f.soc tor line granu
lated, with a good Inquiry for prompt
shipment.
Refined futures, nominal. Closing:
August, 7.10c; September, 7.15c; December,
S.lac
New York Dry Goods.
Cotton goods marketa. were steady, with
trade of moderate proportions for nearby
delivery. Yarns wers bsrely stesdy. Mea's
wear woolen autttnge llnea for aprtng and
top coatings hare sold well thus fsr and
about 1 mills of the largest producer are
sold up for the season. Prices softened
on raw silk, with demand quiet. Burlaps
were quieter.
IsaSss Wool.
London, July 24. There were 12.020
bale offered at th wool auction salea.
Merino were firm while prices tor
medium and coarse rross breds enowed a
hardening tendency. Home and continental
pinner were th principal kujerr
and Industrial News of
Financial
B FRANKLIN JC SPRAOUE.
llMtaaa it) l-eeal Mir.
New ork, July .'4 -The stock
market wai distinctly under the in
fluence of Hdverae news develop
ments, particularly those relating fo
the labor situation. As compared
ttith the irregularity in the closing
days of last week, weakness was
manifest and (imitations in some of
the more speculative isucs lol I
to 3 points.
To Ume extent price recession
were brought about by operations of
speculators for the decline, but it
was also true that there was
ihaniie of sentiment in Wall street
regarding the railroad and coal min
ing difficulties, lhere was a tinge
(f doubt regarding the situation at
the close of last week and the fail
ure of week-end developments to
provide a basis of understanding and
settlement between the companies
and their men was construed as be
ing unfavorable, since much had
been expected.
n'sakneaa (mrrsl.
Weakneaa was by no meana rnnfined In
the stuck matket. Cotton reacted aharply
and wheal waa under preaaur In Chicago.
r.ven in Dona market, whlrh has been
displaying continued strength. was
slightly reactionary, even though Liberty
bonda moved Into new high lavela. The
only evidence of weakneaa In the bond
market waa lo bs found In those laaua
having eonveralnn privileges directly re
lated In tha rouraa nf ths stork market
K rices and In such Instances, of course, the
onda followed the atorka down. Tha
mreign exrnangea were moderately strong
The selling of storks was most nro.
nounetd In ths perulallv laauea. It waa
agalnat the Industrials that the greatest
preaaura waa exerted. The rail atork
wera reactionary, to he sure, but de
clines, did not run Into large figures. New
York Central, for Inalance, I dropped 1
polnla, and tlreat Northern loat 14, but
on the whole, the declines were smell.
Pennsylvania aa a matter of fact, went
to a new high level for th year but
showed a loss for th day of 4 of a point
Show Effects of Selling.
Roth th sutnmobll stocks and lha all
sharea ahowed th effect of selling, snd
this waa particularly true with relation
to th Mexican Issues. 80 far as th suto.
mobile shares ar concerned, word of
record earnings In th second quarter of
the year la tempered by a belief that there
will be a natural falling oft In enrntnsa
and volume of business In th next thre
montna. The second quarter or ths yesr
Is alwaya ths most promising period for
the sutomobile compftnles.
undoubtedly selling or tha Induatrlale
waa Influenced to a large extent by fear
of a coal ahnrtage. It being realised
somewhat belatedly that th ahortag of
fuel would react adversely against th
Industries of ths country, if th shortage
were to attain serious proportions. At
best It seems that manufacturing plants
will Buffer for lack of fuel during ths
coming winter.
New York Stocks
Range of prlcea of th leading atork
furnished hy I.ogan & Bryan. 248 Petera
Trust building:
Satur.
High Low Cloas Cloas
RAILROADS
T. & S. F 101 10014 10014 10114
itaittmore t tinio. tn !
63
63
64
anadlan Pacific .139
1"84
94
674
784
24
63 V,
21
294
754
139
94
S7S
7914
24 T4
S3 14
214
29 4
7614
75
14 14
7314
4214
139
96 T4
New York Central 9514
Chesa. A Ohio .... 684
Great Northern .. 81 '4
Kan. City Southern 254
Lehigh Valley 64
Missouri Pacific .. 2214
81
21
Y. A N. H 30
304
7614
Northern Pacific . 76
hlcago At N. W. . 78
76
44-4
7314
42H
.89
244
27 K
140
Pennsylvan. R. R. 45
Reading 74
44
7414
43
90
244
27
C R. I. A P 4314
Southern Pacific .. 90
Southern Railway. 24
8914
2414
2714
oil., Jill. & St. 1. zs
Union Pacific 142
140 14114
STEELS.
Am. Car Foundry.. lfifi 16514 16514
Allls-Chalmers ... 53 51 51 54
Am. Locomotive... 11 514 113 113 116
Baldwin Loco 119 115 116 118
Bethlehem Steel.. 77
7
76
77
Colo. P. & Iron... 30
Crucible 84
Am. Steel Foundry 36
Lackawanna Steel.. 78
Midvale 37
Pressed Steel Car.. 79
Rep. Steel & Iron.. 74
Ry. Steel Springa
Sloss-Scheffield ... 45
U. S. Steel 101
Vanadium 47
Otis Steel 11
30
81
36
7714
35
79
72
45'
99
4844
11
30
81
36
77
36
79
72
45
99
45
11
84
-xi
80
734
106
ioi
4714
11
53
COPPERS
Anaconda 5314 52
52
59
364
22
29
60
30
40
35
29
16
16
12
64
Am. S. & R. Co.. 61
Cerro De Pasco.... 37
Chill 22
Chino 29
Calumet A Arizona 60
Green Cananea ... 30
Inspiraion 41
Kennecott 36
Miami 29
Nevada Con 16
Ray Con 16
Seneca 12
Utah 64
69
364
22
29
60
30
40
35
29
16
16
12
64
22
29
36
29
16
16
12
64
70
43
"
13
165
U
65
73
44
1
27
66
31
190
OILS.
General Asphalt .. 73 694
70
41 4
58
12
Uosden 43 41
California Pet .... 60 58
Island Oil
Invincible Oil .... 12 12
Mexican Pet 168 161 162
Middle States 13 12 13
Pacific Oil 66 64
64
Pan-American .... 74 72
Phnilps 44 42
Pierce Oil 7
Pure Oil 28 27
Royal Dutch 56 65
72
43
7
27
66
30
Siclair Oil 31 28
Sandard Oil N J..180 177 178
Texas Co 46 45 46
464
20
I
874
14
8
9
union on 20 19
19
S
63
13
8
10
u nite oil 8 8
MOTORS.
Chandler 67 61
General Motors 14 13
Willys-Overland .. 8 8
Pierce-Arrow 10 8
White Motor 48 48
48
48
stuaenaker 134 1294 130 132
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flak 14 13 13
14
38
47
9
14
61
uoouncn 3
38
46
13
69
Keiiey-spgrid 47 45
Keystone Tire 9 9
AJax 14 13
U. S. Rubber 61 58
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar... 46
45 45 45
A.. G. A W. 1 36
35 35 36
41 41 43
37 37 39
121 121 121
55 66 56
39 39 40
16 16 16
24 25 24
Am. Inter. Corp... 42
American Sumatra 38
American Tele. ..122
American Can .... 67
Central Leather ..40
Cuba Cane 16
Cub.-Amer. Sugar 25 84
Corn Products .
106 104 105 106
Famous Playera
82 81 81 82
General Electric ..177 176 176 176
Great North. Ore . 40 39 39 40
Inter. Harvester ..103 103 103 104
Am. H. & U. pfd. 70 70 70 70
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 63 60 60 61
Internation. Paper 62 50 60S, 62
inter, m. At., pra. .72 71 ,i73
Amer. Sugar Ref. . 81 79
80
SO
Soars-Roebuck ... 79 78
Stromsbure 44 42
Tobacco Products. 65 54
78
42
55
50
44
80
89
26
38
34
23
70
78
92
4
79
4
56
52
43
61
10
Worthing. Pump . 60 60
Wilson Co 45 43
Westing. Electric. 61 60
American Woolen. 9014 89
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil.
26
26
Am. Agrl. Chem..',
Am. Linseed
Brklyn. Rapid Tr.
Continental Can...
Calif. Packing....
Col. Gas A Elec. . .
Columbia Graph...
United Drug
National Enamel..
United Fruit
National Lead
Philadelphia Co...
Pullman
Punta Ale. Sugar..
Retail Stores
St. L. A S. F
Va. Car Chem
39
84
25
71
78
S3
4
38
34
2
70
78
92
4
25
73
93 '4 i
4
79
64 63 53
144 143 143
100 100 100
100
38
48"
64
27
29
120
60
63
27
28
119 120
48 48
63
63
27
28
2?4
28
Total sales. S7S.
00.
Money Cloae. 3 per cent.
Marks Saturday close. .O019c.
Francs Close, .084614c; Saturday cloae,
.0845.
Starling Saturday close. 84.45.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga., July 24. Turpentine
Firm, 11.130; sales 49 bbls : receipts,
440 btls.; shipments. 7S bbls.; stock.
1,01 S bbls.
Rosin Firm: sales. 1.241 cssks: re
ceipts. 1.041 casks; shipments. SIS cssks;
stock. 74.41 casks.
Quote: B. I4.S5; D, 14.10; E. IS.S5: F.
(T. H. 15.10: I. 1511: K. 15 SO; M. 15.(0:
K. 15.70; N, $6.70; W. G, IS.25; W. W.
14 85.
Chlraga tVraltry.
Chicago. July 24. Poultrv Alive, high
er: fowls, 22c; broilers, 248 27c; roosters,
UVtC
New York Bonds
Kaw York, July 21 Th a.llnly an I
slraagih ff Liberty laauea again made
dealing la tha hand market nuiewunhv,
Nw masimum were made by the 3e
at 111. el. firat la list 10, second Ss si
I tuts, second IW st list SO, and fourth
IS,a st Hot aS.
S'oreisn tHS wers uneven, fractional
lams in Tram h government 8a snd aev.
ral of Ih Krench muniuipala being oft. at
by hasvinre In Mexican 4a and Is, Argen
tina aa and Jananeee first 4Sa
UuidsU largely by lha reaiiiuitary lsuiae
of Ih stork list, many doineaiie rna
eased fractionally la on point, notably
I'mon Pacific a Kris general 4a. Hi l.ouia
snd Han Krsnriaro Inrontea. Alchiaon gn
eial 4a and I he.ape.ki and Ohio ixnvsrl
lul 4s.
ladu.irlala owed their niodeiate
alrength lo sugars, which were mors re
aponaiv lo better Hade conditions, but
utilities. Including local trauasctiona, gave
way I prraaur Total Bales, par value,
aggregated Ill.43l.0ci0.
New underwriting nf th day em
braced the Virginia-California Chemical
IIJ.IOOOOii year, 7 per rent convert
ible bonda and I'lty of New Orleans
II 408,600 4 per rent paving certificate
lasu.
Nw York. July 241922 Following
ar loday'a high, low snd 1 toeing prices
of hands on the New York sin k exchange
snd th total aales of each bond:
I . H. Bonda.
(Salea (In 11.0001 High Low Clnae
SIS Liberty 1 0.0I loo si MS SS
I Liberty lat 4a ..101.30 n 30 101.30
I Liberty 2d 4a ..100 80 100 70 00 It
121 Liberty lal S'ia.lOI.SS 01 J4 KM 60
771 Liberty 2d 41.S.I01.00 100.70 10 oil
SaS Liberty 3d SHa.loA SO 100.71 100 S
114 Liberty 4th 41aS.01S8 101.48 ml 68
431 Victory 4s 100.68 100 64 100
Foreign liovernmenl, Stale and Municipal
34 Argentine 7s ....
1 llergrn 8
2 Berne Ss
$ Rnnlesux Ss . . .
2 Chrlstianla 8 ..
I Copenhagen 5a
S I.yona 6a
4 Slaraelllea I
28 Rio de Janeiro 8s
12 San Paulo Ss ....
3 Toklo 6s
48 Kept Seine 7s
10 Dnm Can 6s 21,
14 Dnm Can (a II...
42 Dtch B Ind 4a..
78 Dtrh E Ind Ss 62
121 Prenrh Rep 8a ..
100 100 100
.108 0 108
.111 111 111
4 84
.109
ins ins
. 91
. 84
. 84
.100
91 9?
84 84
84 84
99 84 99
.101
. 7114
. 91
.101
. 99
)00 100
71 14 71 '4
91 91
100 100
99 99
96
961,
96 96
95 96
102 102U 102
101 French Rep ?
..100 100 100
1 Japanese lat 4s.. S3 99 93
1 Japanese 4 71 7a 78
S Belgium 7S 108 114 106
S Belgium Ss
.101 101
28 Denmark Ss
1 King Italy 8
33 Netherlands Ss .
S Norway Ss
14 Sweden 6a
82 Parla-Ly-Med s
.. 99 99 99
.. 96 96 96
.. 97 96 96
..110 110 110
..103 103 103
.. 80 79 79
38 Rep Chile 8s 48. ..104 104
104
a Rep Chile as 04.
i Rep Uruguay 8s
15 Queensland 7s .
C Queenstsnd Ss .
3 Rio Gr do Sul 8s
4 Swiss Con 8a . .
.,98 98 8
..105 106 105
..110 109 109
..101 101 101
..100 100 100
.119 111 11
44 K O B A I 6B 22.1I0A; 110 110A,
69 K G B A I 6a 29.110 100 100
35 K 3 B A I 5a 17.104 103 104
61 U S Brazil 8a 101 101 101
20 U S Mexlro 6s .... 6 68 68
112 U 8 Mexico 4s 46 45 46
Railway and Miscellaneous.
! AJax Rubber 8s ...100 99 91
4 Am Arg Chm 7s.l04 104 104
45 Amer Smelt 6s .. 93 92 93
21 Am Sugar 6s .. 103 .102 103
6 Am T A T cv 6s. ..11614 115 115
12 Am TAT ro tr 6s 99 98 99
2 Am Writ Pa 7s.. 87 86 86
4 Armour A Co 4s 91 90 91
23 A T A S F gen 4s..- 93 93 93
11 At Ref 6a 103 103 103
8 Bait A Ohio 6s 100 100 100
10 Bait A Ohio cv 4s 84. 84 84
13 Beth St yf 6s..... 92 91 92
1 Braden Copper 6s.. 100 100 lno
1 Bkln R T 7s ctf St. 79 79 79
6 Can North 6s ..110 110 110
11 Can Pac d 4s 79 79 79
2 Cent Ga 6a 100 100 100
3 Cent Leather 5s 9814 98 98
10 Cent N Eng 4s 68 68 68
28 Cent Pac gtd 4s.. 89 89 89
2 Cerro de Pasco 8s.. 119 119 119
26 Ches A Ohio cv 5s. 95 95 95
14 Ches A Ohio cv 4s 89 88 88
45 C R A Q ref 5s A.. 101 lor 101
27 Chi A E 111 5s 83 82 82
12 Chi Gt West 4s.. 60 60 80
9 C M A St P cv 4s 70 69 69
10 C M A St P rf 4s 64 64 64
2 Chi N W 6S..110 110 110
4 Chi Ry. 5a 79 79 79
67 C R I & P ref 4s.. 82 81 82
3 Chi A West Ind 4s. 75 74 74
10 C C C A St L gn 4s 82 82 82
12 Chile Cop 7s 105 105 105
23 Chile Cop 6s 92 92 92
1 i-oio ina 5s 78
4 Col G A Kl 5s 96
20 Con Coal Md 5a. . 90
167 Con Gag 7s 123
IS Cuh Cn Sug d 8s.. 87
7 Cub Cn Sug d 7s.. 86
5 Del A Hud cv 5s.. 98
21 D A R G imp 5s.. 81
78 78
96 96
88 8S
119 119
87 87
86 86
97 97
8114 81
18 Det Fd ref 6s 103 103 103
5 Det Utd Rys 4s.. 84 84 84
10 Dpnt Nem 7s ..107 107 107
19 Duquesne Lt 6s ..103 103 103
50 Erie gen 4a 65 64 54
83 Erie pr lien 4s 66 65 65
33 Fram I D 7s 99 98 98
10 Gen Elec d 6 101 101 101
36 Goodyear T 8s 31. .101 101 101
9 Goodyear T 8s 41.. 116 116 116
27 Gnd Tnk Ry C 7s. 113 112 112
11 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s. 103 103 103
60 Grt North 7s A. . . .110 109 109
25 Grt North 6s B 102 102 102
85 Hud A M ref 6a A.. 85 85 85
16 Hud A M ad in 6s. 64 64 64
6 III Cent 6a 101 mi 101
1 HI Cent ref 4s 89 89 89
" iiiu oieei os 100 100
4 Int Met 4s 12 12 12
o int .net ss etis.. Z
181 Int R T ref 5s (19
61 Int M M sf 6s 97
36 Int Pa ref 5s B. . 87
6 Tnvlnc Oil 8s 97
2 K C Ft S A M 4.. 80
6 K C. Term 5s 89
12i
12
69
96
87
97
80
89
108
91 V,
94
69
96
86
97
79
89
4 Kell Spring T 8s.. 10811 10S
1 Larled G St L 1st 5s 91 91
65 L S A M S d 4a 28. 94 91
3 L S A M S d 4s 31. 93 93
6 Lorlllard 6s 98 9814
93
98
3 L A N ref 5s. .10714 107 107
1 L A N unified 4s .. 93 93 9.1
3 Mkt St Ry con Ss.. 87 87 87
2 Mex Pet 8a 105 105 105
47 Midvale St cv 5s.. 89 89 89
2 M A St L ref 5s.. 46 46 46
n XI at F ASSM 6s.l03 103
33 M K A T n p 1 5a A 84 84
103
84
56
83
65
98
as HAfi t n adl os A 57
28 M K T 1st 4s 83
15 M P gen 4s .-65
2 Mont Pow 5s A.. 98
56
98
5 N O T A M inc 6s.. 71
71
71
16 N Y C col 7fl 105 105 105
72 N Y C d 6s 106 106 106
4 N Y C con 4s 91 90 90
3 N Y Ed- ref 6B..109 109 109
1 NY NH A H c 6s 48 80 80 80
10 N Y C A W ref 4s. . 76 76 75
15 N Y Rys ref 4s ctf 37 37 37
19 N Y T d 6s 49 106 106 106
9 N Y T ref 6s 41. .105 105 105
6 N Y W A Bos 4s 66 65 55
1 Nor A West con 4s 92 92 92
1 Nor Pac pr lien 4s.. 108 108 108
3 Nor Pac gen 3s.. 63 63 63
4 N P-O N jt 6s.l03 103 103
2 Nor Stats P rf 5s A 91 91 91
12 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 107 107 107
13 O S L ref 4s 92 92 92
51 Or-Wsh RRAN 4s.. 82 82 82
10 Pac G & El 6s.... 91 91 91
32 Pac T A T 5b 92 92 92
1 Packard Motor 8b.. 107 107 107
18 Penn RR 6s 109 109 109
21 Penn R R gen 6s.. 102 101 101
4 Penn RR gen 4a 93 92 93
2 Pere Marq rer 5a.. 97 97 97
2 P A E inc 4s 35 35 36
2 Pierre Oil d 8s 98 98 98
5 P CC A St L 5s A 98 98 98
2 Pro A Ref 8s : 102 102 102
10 Reading gen 4s 86 86 86
12 R G A W 1st 4s.. 79 78 78
2 R I A A L 4s.. 81 81 81
1 St L I Mt A S ref 4S 88 88 88
47 St I, A S F adj 6s. . 80 80 80
64 St Is A S F Inc 6s. 70 70 70
151 Stlj A S F p 1 4s A 73 724 72
1 St P A K C S L 4s 81 81 81
44 Seaboard A Is cn 6s 63 62 62
47 Seaboard A L ad 5a 28. 27 28
16 Seaboard A L rf 4s 45 444 44
10 Sharon St Hp 8s A. 99 98 98
15 Sinclair Oil c 7s.l04 104 104
24 Sinclair Oil rl 7s. 99 99 99
15 So Pac cv 4a 92 92 J
1 80 Pac ref 4a 89 89 89
10 So Pac cl tr 4s.. 88 87 87
27 80 Ry gen 6s..l02 102 102
1 so Ky con 6s 7 97 97
44 So Rv gen 4s 69 69 69
So Prt Re SB 7s. 100 99 100
11 Stan Oil Cal d 7s. 106 108 is
10 Third Ave sd 6s.. 80 59 59
4 Third Ave ref 4s.. 64 63 63
52 Un Pac 1st 4a 95 95 95
6 Un Pac cv 4s .... 95 95 95
IS Un Psc rer 4s 88 88 88
4 Un Tank Cr 7s 103 103 103
13 Utd Drug 8a Ill 111 111
5 V S Rub 7a 108 108 118
21 U S Rub 6s 90 90 90
44 U S St sf Ss 103 103 103
13 Utah P A Is it 91 91 91
34 Va-Cr Chm 7s..l5 105 105
S Va-Cr Chm lat 5b..100 inn 100
S Va Ry Ss 96 95 95
Wabash 1st 5s 99 99 99
4 West Elec 5a 100 100 100
5 West Md lat 4s.... 5 66 65
S West Psc as 86 8S 86
1 West Union Ss ..110 110 110
15 Westing Eler 7s... 18 107 17
1 Wlrk.Spen St 7e..10 10 10
Wilson A C. sf 7s.l4 1"4 14
17 Wilson Cn Ss.. 93 S2 S2
2? Cserh-8lo Ss rf 95 9'
TVim Can Ss 62 wl.. 9 t 9t
S2 Ems O A T 7a.. IS 18 18 '
the Dav
IS Sim lair Crude 4a St Silt S
I T'lal sales nf bonda today ueis III.
i'I.oii tumpaird with $:,. ea ptebiuue
tiy snd lio.iao.soo rar .
N. Y. Curb Bonds
IramesU Honda.
14 11 It l.nw I'loae
S Allied Parker Sa , 1 .l (1
4 Aluminum la, '2a,loi itj lni
I Aluminum ia, 'JI I"., "a l"i
I Am I'elATrl aa'.'l n lima, lulls
1 AinTeUrel aa, 'it.l'i l'i l"l
it Anaconda Cnp aa.liil I rl t at s
2 Anaconda C Ia : I'Ut, nj l'il
1 Ansln Am tIII l"i !"
14 Armour 4t t'o 7a.,.6 IS 105
2 All llulttW I te,. t l (.1
II llrlh HI. -el 7a, '7l..lli4 l"t't l"4',
II H-lh Hlee 7a, 'Jl .li'1 l l"l
10 llklyn t'n due 7a.0 ! IS
in Can Nat Hy .. 7a !" I7 i7
2 Can ai Itv .... 9'. ',
2ii Canadian I'ac a..l'H n oi
I Cent Hie.. I aa. , . , , , H6 tli (5
4 Charcoal Iron 6s... 94 14 S4
1 Col liraph aaaftfa. 34 U 31
4 Con tlaa or Halt 7a. nl l"l ll
7 Con TeaMI la S 91
2 Cap K Aau .':'. I"l 0 u
2 Cop Kx Aaan a,':..l.4 1(i 104
1 I'ubal Tel 7a.,,,ina iiik na
2 Deeia ai Cn ;... 1112 102 10J
:l ITrrrmirl Tesaa 7a l.'t, lis 118
7 Helena Mix till Ts I'i.'.i, In.'. llj
i lien Asphalt ka,...l"6 nil UK.
41 Uooilrii h Tire 7a..H'.l 1113 10.)
12 (I rami Trunk 6'ja I "a loi. l"i
1 H'llf Oil 7a lul I'i4 ll4
2 Hood KuWiT 7s... s s 9
4 Mumble oil 7a.,...i. )n"S 100
S7 Int H T la. 'ii tlx, S9 89
1 Kan lias Ktrc Sa !.',, 9., 96
1 l.acleile tins 7a 1"" . I""1, 100
3 Llbhy. Mci, 7b. 99 99 99
2 l.lggett-Win 7a lot I'inv, Mi
1 .M-rch A Slfgra 7a inn too inn
68
1 Slorna A t'n. 7a KM
S National Acme 7 97
4 Nat Cloak A N Ka.l02j
10 National l.rath 8a 98
I OS
ins
97
l:
97
10.'
9
k7
I N Y N II A II 7s. 87
"I'l
S Phil Kl 6a.
..'101 lll, 101
4 P Pel 7a.'3l lis
116
115
4 Pub H Cor N J 7a. 102 o 102
3 Robert (inlr 7s 98 87 97
1 Seara Roe 7s. '23. .101 01 1o
1 Houth Hell Tel 7s. 102 lfl' 102
5 Ht till N Y 7a.'25.M.'i 1115 105
3 St Oil N Y 7s. '29.107 1117 107
S St Oil N Y a,109 1119 1119
7 Ktcvajit Warner 8s. Ill 111 111
7 Hwlft A Co 7a.'2S.102'4 102 102
8 Hwifl A Cn 7a. '31.103 103 103
I Un Oil Calif 6s..eJ01 '101 01
They Meant
. Well
HE meant well when he
named his wife as ex
ecutrix of his estate. .
And the friends also
meant well who persuaded
the widow to invest in en
terprises that failed.
Too often those who in
herit money are led to be
lieve they can increase it
more rapidly than did the
man who left it. Thus an
estate becomes what is
practically a margin for
speculation.
The estate a man leaves
should be regarded as a
protection to his family.
To insure this, in many
cases, money and property
should be left in trust.
Send for our booklet
"Saferniardiiif Tour
F a m i 1 y '8 Future,"
which discusses t he
subject of trusts.
United States
Trust Company
Affiliated with
The United States
National Bank
1612 Fnrnam St. Omnhn, Neb.
NEBRASKA
FARM
MORTGAGES
to yield
SVz 6 6V2
Exempt from Local Taxes
United States Trust Go.
Affiliated with
Th United Statea Nat'I Bank
1612 Farnam Street
; I n ml Prod ta . 11 11 III
a I tt of Mat la la lea l
S Vacuum "Ml la , 11 11 17
; aU.uine la . ... 81
la Mratern Klet- la luav, last, I eat,
II Minchaater 7s ,1: 11 S
I or el g a Hand a.
I A'leiilioa la ;i ae a as
Canadian Hiram la ', Sl $1
21 lUllll.uia 4e
III
. ' aaV
. IS IS II
101 n) ol
. tt
JI 9Si
4 V N II r r is
4 Ituaalall 8a
4 halo S
I l K Mi .ail 7s.
I'l I' Mitl.0 la
( Mease Murk.
The f, 'Honing quotations formatted
f I.ogan ho an:
Cine
., .
.. 11
.. i
,.0
,. II
.. Ml
Ariumir (, Co pfd ,,,,,,
Armour Leather Co I'lttu,,.
I.lhby. Mi . Nell a l.lhhy
Mnntuomcry.Wrttd fr
National Leather
Huift a- Co
Hwlft International
I nlnn Carbide Carbon t'n.
ew Vorh Prod awe.
New Y"tk. July 24 Itiitler Weak;
creamery, hmher than exiraa. 5rlr;
rxtraa, lie; lit.n. Jlfilr, parking
atoi k, rurrent make, Sn 2, 2t7bc.
Ka I tieill.., fre.h gathered extra
fltaia, '.'IliSnc; fir. I., .letjiic,
Clierae Kn m; elate hole milk flata.
fraah speclale. 21V'; state ahote ttlllk
flula, average run, 2ltlor; aiat whole
milk tuina, fresh epeciala, :lili,f; atate
uholo milk iMine, atetage runa, oej20ltc.
I hlrngn I'rnrlure.
Chicago, July 24 Mutter I'naettled:
creamery exiraa. 11.'; fir.ta, :eilr;
aeconda, :nr:c, standards. 3!affl!r.
Eggs Lower; locei.(a. 14.110 raara;
firsts, llr.'nc; ordinary firsts. Ill
14c; miacellaneoUB. leiC; alorase
packed extras, ilt2:r; storage sckd
flrala, 21c.
Hotel Castle
OMAHA
Camp Wildwood
All cottages new and fully equipped
for light housekeeping, electric light
ed and screened porches, fine bath
ing beach snd good fiahing at all
. times.
A. NYSTROM
South Haven, Minnesota
Clark's Cruises by C. P. R. Steamer
CLARK'S 3d CRUISE. JAN. 23, 1023
ROUND THE WORLD
By th Specially Chartered Superb C. P. R.
s. s. "Empress of France" 18.481 gross Ion
A floating lilacs fsr the whele Iris. Routti:
New Yerk, Paaaaia. saa FraaeiKO, Heae.
lulu. 14 Sayi la laeaa. Chlaa, Manila, lata.
Singapore, Burmah. Option ef IS diyi la
ledla, Ceylon, 4 Says la Calre. Naslei.
Havre, Southampton: (ate everil uaabse
Ry. te Stostreal aa New Yerk.
4 MONTHS, $1,000 and up
Incluaini Hotili, Drives, Ouldei. Few, stl.
CLARK'S 19th CRUISE, FEB. 3, 1923
the MEDITERRANEAN
By Specially Chartered Saaistneus 8. 8.
"EMPRESS of Scotland" ell burner, 25,000 Iron
torn; 65 DAYS CRUISE, SS00 and up: IS Says
ia Egypt and Palaillae; Spain. Italy. Grease, ate.
EUROPE Panloa Play Tesra. S4M us.
FRANK C. CLARK, Times Bulldlaa. New Yerk
PETERS TRUST CO.
CUNARD
ANCHOR
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
N. Y. to Cherbourg ami Southampton
AQriTAM A Aug. 1 Aug. Sept. l'J
HKKKNfiAKI.l ...Aug. 8 Aug. 2!) Kept. 19
MAI KKT.VMA . .Aug. 1.1 Nept. S Hept. it
N. Y. to Plymouth, t'herbourg & Hamburg
SAXOMA Aug. S Sept. Oct. 14
f AROXIA Aug. 31 Oct. It or. 7
N. Y. to Cobh (Queenstown) & Liverpool
I.ACOMA (new).. Aug. 3 Sent. 7
r.ARMAXIA Allg.17 8ept.l4 Oct. It
Sl'YTHIA (new). Aug. 31 Sent. 28 Oct. 26
Sails from Boston July's!.
N. T. to Londonderry & Glasgow
ASSYRIA Ang. U Oct. 21
C'OLIMBIA Aug. 19 Kept. IS Oct. 14
AMiGKIA Aug. 25 Sept. 23
CITY or LONDON Sept. 3
CAMERONIA ....Sept. 9 Oct. 7 Not. 4
New York to Vigo, Gibraltar. Naples,
Patras, Dubrovnik, Trieste
ITALIA Ang. IS
Boston to Londonderry A Liverpool .
ELYNIA Aug. 8 .
ASSYRIA Sept. 15
Stops at Glasgow.
Boston to Queenstown & Liverpool
SAMARIA (new)... Aug. 23 Sept. 20
CANADIAN SERVICE
Via Picturesque St. Lawrence Rout
Montreal to Glasgow
SATPRMA eAug. 11 Sept. 8 Oct.
CASSANDRA ... Aug. 31 Sept. 29 Oct. 27
Also calls at Moville. Ireland
Montreal to Liverpool
li!;2AMA Aug. 19 Sept. 23 Oct. 21
TYKRHIM V new Sept. 2 Sept. SO Oct. 28
A I SON I A Sept. 16 Oct. 14 Nor. 11
Montreal to Plymouth,. Cherbourg
. . . and London
A?NI.A Au'- 5 Septus Oct. It
ANDANIA Aug. 26 Sept. 28 Nov. 4
Apply Company's Local Agts. Everywhere
I JAPAN
CHINA 14 Days
MANILA 1 Days
.
I
FaBea Time Aerott the Pacific
Fortnightly sailings irom Vancouver.
Special trains Twin Cities to Van
couver.
,R. S. Elwoithjr. Gen. Aft.
b. r'aes.Lept.,40IM.
Uearbornatreet
Cbicaxo."
When in Omaha Stop at
Hotel Rome
n
A BATH A DAY
THE HEW RUUD AUTO
MATIC WATER HEATER
Number 95
Built to upply enough Hot Water for
the average home at a price the average
home-owner can pay.
A small payment nuta one in tout
home, balance monthly with gas bills.
Continuous satisfactory performance
is guaranteed by a
WATER HEATER EXPERIENCE
extending over 25 years.
Telephone Commercial Dept.
Metropolitan Utilities Diit
GAS DEPARTMENT
1509 Howard Street DOnglas 0605
BEE WANT AD RATES
IS per II Mi ) day, I a I dera
il See Has ds, I la I det
I yr lie h ,, t or as'
The rale ai'iili la ih Kuader
(sell a I Yk Meaning so fcaaieg
Ilea All ttk,ly ftdaeriieameai tra
la leal rHotaiag sad ) sdlllva !
Ih ea rM.
Ths st rata apt Ir riuaiteir
t Ad ekii , reeniuiMiir termed
"nubile ante." a4 d aet lariud sd
tetneing mt eiplalllo their kuaiaee
TIIM KKH reeertee lkje rtgai ta 4elf .
as evhat t-anatiiuie auai ejnl.
Waal Ad scteplsd t Ik Miasm
rflrl
MAIS OPPICR . I7t nd r-eraam Ha.
SVtuth Omaha !la M at.
Counell Bluff IS skaii at,
Teiet'hun
AT.Iaatl ISSS
Tall far Wul Ad learlmt. A as.
Bejien.ed ni sd takef (till ( alia t-nf
sd sad a bill (Bill a mailed later. Ta
tale quoie4 sv appl la llber rfcaig
ar raah erdera.
CI.oHINiI ItlU'M FUR WANT AH
r.eemag rditlo Ill a. m.
Morning Kdmon P- j-
hunday Kdiiian Sum. batuidSy,
THIS OMAHA SldflNIN.l Ilka.
THri I.VUNINH HS::
DEATH ft FUNERAL NOTICES
i'AMT8UHiK,4"7r! , July !.;""
f uneral a.Kire Kike lodge ruvios I Mil
and llatnev Hie, Jen p III. Tuee.lsr,
Julv T. r'rienile welcome
CARID OF ; THANKS
TiT TIIK many frlen.la nd neighhota f
my beloved wife, 1 alah I" extend ain'ere
lhanka for Ihe many klndneaaea and
avini'alhy shown her, alao for th I'raotl
ful floral nffrringa. Kdward J M"'l
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC alln concrete burial
vaults Recommended and for sal
by all leading undertaker. Water,
proof, no steel I luat, no wood to d.
ray. Inalat upon th AUTOMATIC SKAL.
I Ml VAl'LT manufactured by Omeh
Concrete Hurlal Vault Co.. SI1S N. loth.
Omaha. Tel. Kenwood 1S1T
FLORISTS
LEE LARMON
1I1S I'ouslaa.
Phon. DO SI4S
BAT
IT WITH n.OWBRH FROM nr.HM
A BWOnoUA, 1IIS PARNAM fJTRICKT.
Is HF.NPKRSON. HOT remain.
JA. HIS.
JOHN BATH. IS4 rarnam. JA. ISSS.
CEMETERIES.
Visit Forest Lawn
A beautiful sew ectlon ha recently
been opetitd In Forest Un cemetery
(north of city limits). It la but wis
dom lo select a lot before absolute
naceasity compels on lo do so. Dead
for booklet.
rOREST LAWN CEMETERY AMOCIAe
TION.
150 Rrandels ThesUr Bldg.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor lo
tack A Falconer
OMAHA'S BKST.
iYk'oAMBULANCESl".
Thirty-third snd Fsrnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertakers and Emhatmere.
Phon HA. 0261. Offlc 2S11 Farnam.
Hulse & Riepen, '
Funeral Directors.
2224 Cuming.
LARKIN BROTHERS
Fl'NKRAT, DIRECTORS. 4S13 SO. 24T1
PDftQPV.MAnPl? 24th Wirt
uivvuu i -iiiu vivu xv
WE. 0047.
PERSONALS
THE SALVATION Army Industrial hum
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazine. W collect. W distribute.
Phon DO. 4135 snd our wagon will call
Call and Inspect our nw horn. 1110
1112-1114 Dodge St.
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with massages. 614 S. 19th. AT. Sill.
SULPHUR baths, Swedish msssage, ehl.
ropody. Evenings to 8. 20S 8. loth 81.
WOODWARDS liaasage 1760V4 Leaven
worth. Office I. hrs.. 10 a. m. to 7 p. m.
FRANK W. Forgiveness awaits you.
Write. Important. Mabel.
KLKCTRIO BATHS for nervouaneaa.
2911.
we.
MASSAGE. Emma Brott, 1717 Webeter.
EXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC .649.
FISHER baths, massage. 320 Arthur Bldg.
RENT vacuum cleaner. 76c. HA. 1071,
EXPERT massage. 210 No. 17th
LOST AND FOUND
REWARD
FISCHER FUR NECK PIECE. SOME
TIME SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BE
TWEEN 17TH AND 18TH ON DOUGI,AS,
OR AT FONTENELLR HOTEI-. FINDER
RETURN TO STRAND THEATER AND
RECEIVE REWARD.
' it
LOST Tuenday mo ruin jr. dark t-rown.
screw tail Boston bull t?rr1er; white v st
and front paws: alo whlta ntrip nearly
rfrcles neck. Llbersl reward. .TA. 1 444.
BRINDI-E Boston bull, white collar, near
ly circles neck, nrraw trill. Name, "Spud."
Reward. Call JA. 1444.
I.OST Iron Bray colt with lft far
flipped. right front ankle enlarged,
roached mane. Call Counrft Bluffs, A-634.
LOST S3 x 4 United Statea Royal rord
tire. Mounted on Baker rfm with new
SprnRUe tube innlde. .Reward. WA fiAdft.
STRAYED or stolen, black cocker apanjet;
14 years old; name of Toota. AT. 0942
VACATION RESORTS.
LARGE lots on beautiful Horseshoe lake,
near THE OMAHA COLONY, Northern
Wisconsin; sandy leach, pine timber,
finest blark bass fishing In the state, sold
on easy terms. For plat and further In
formation write Barber A Pitts, Duluth,
Minn.
MALE HELP WANTED
Bricklayers Wanted
Union Job. $9 per day. 8 hours work.
Wlli sllow transportation for men that
will stay at least one month. Must be
flrst-rlssa mechanics. Apply Wells Bros.
Construction Co., at John Morrell plant.
Oftumwa. Ia.
COLORED labor wanted for paving job.
Apply Western Asphait Paving Corpora
tion, Independence, Iowa.
DRUG CLERK wanted. Single man only.
St. Joseph Drug Co.. St. Jofseph, Mo
First-Class .Cabinet
Makers WANT SD
Xone others need spply. Men who can
work from drawings preferred.
Nachtegall Mfg. Co.,
237 Front,
Ornrni Rapids,
M if hi (tan
HOUSE canvasser wanted by rommerrl
photographer. Oood proposition to man
not afraid to work city. Middle-aRpd man
prrrrd. Phon. after 8 p. m., KE. 1254.
Young Attorneys.
Attention !
Claim Superintendent
Wanted
Wsnted Tnung man for Superintendent 01
Claima. One capable of aaaumlng duties
as brsnrh office manager: one of the old.
est and strongest insurance companies now
transsctlng busginess in Nebraska terri
tory. While salary must b moderate lo
start, quick promotion will follow rapid
growth of an active organlsatinn. If you
can qualify for the position w have to
offer a future with our rompanv and the
permanency of our organization will h
attractive to you. Renjy, giving age and
experience. Address Boa T-1SSS. Omaha
Bee.
VANTKI Man to buy truck and take
ov.r transfer business: unusually reatma
hu terms, no sail. Kvcnlng or Bund
WA. 4S0S. Week days. DO. MIL