8
rHE OMAHA Bfcfc: wtUNESDAY. JULY 26. 1922.
Million Bushels
of Wheat Handled
Nebraska Pool
by
Grain Bring Shipped to Mar
krti in Minneapolis and
Kansas City Will Ship
Colorado Wheat
Trenton, Nth, lulv JS. Vhft
from trip jiool of the Nrhrttka
Whf.t Growers oci.tiori it be
it,T shipped to mirkeU in Minnearj.
f'lin aiiif Kstms City, according to
Ihe orgvuz.tion's headquarters office
which recently was established here.
i ne total tioni now amount to
ahout I.OIM.000 busheU, althnuah or
Banners are Mill in the field and a
ronsiderably larger amount it expect
ej Bftore the end 01 the present
crop movement.
Sales agreement to care for the
1922 season have been made with
the NarthwrM Wheat Growers auto
eiaiir.n at Minneapolis and the Ka.iv
at City Johhingr association at Kan.
fas Lity. Ihe former establishment
it the co-operative organization
which handles the pools in the Pa
cific coast states, and recently es
tablished a sales office in Minne
tolit to dispose of about 15,000,
000 bushels from North Dakota.
Tentative arrangements by which
the Trenton office of the Nebraska
Wheat Growers' association will
have charge of a pool of nearly
1,000.000 bushels formed by Colorado
wheat growers were reached at a
meeting of the board of directors
here last week. Representatives of
the Colorado association were pres
ent to ask for a consolidation of stale
offices. If the arrangement is rati
fied by the Colorado members it will
result in practically doubling the
amount of wheat to be handled
through the Trenton office.
Bruce Lampson, formerly with the
Washington Wheat Growers' asso
ciation, has been named is matiaeer
of the Nebraska organization and is
in charge of the Trenton office. A.
P. Heald. president of the Citizens
itate bank of Trenton, is secretary
treasurer of the co-operative market
ing institution. J. L. Hull of Hast
ings is president of the board of directors.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Omaha Grain 1 1 Chicago Grain Live Stock
Financial
Omaha, July 25.
Exporters were said to have been
good buyers on the recent break
and as receipts were considerably
lighter this morning prices of wheat
were strong and climbed to higher
ranges, but pot fully regaining the
lotset of yesterday. Parts of Cana
da are needing rain but as a whole
conditions are better than last year.
The car situation it no better and
is hampering the movement of grain.
Receipts of wheat at Omaha were
only 107 cars this morning, as com
pared with 517 cars last year. re
ceipts of other grains were very
light. Total shipments were 139
cart against 30o cart last year.
Cash wheat in the local market
was in good demand and prices were
quoted 'A2c higher, being gener
ally 2c higher. Corn sold unchanged
to He up. Oats were unchanged
to l.c higher. Rye was unchanged
and barley was 2c higher.
WHEAT
No. t dark hard: I ear. It II: 4 Ctrl
(amuttrl. II. I; I-S cir.'ll It.
No. I dark hard: 4 cr. II II lamutty);
t rar. II It: 1 ear, 11.14 lamutty): I rar.
II II lamutty, 14.10 per rent moisturel;
I rar (2 4 p'f cant rye, smutty), 11.14;
l-S rar (smutty). II IS.
WHEAT.
No 4 hard winter: 3 car. 11.01; 1 car.
Iino'4: 1 ear KOI per phiii, II 01.
N 2 yellow hard; I rara. II. 02; 1 rar.
II IH-
Nn 4 yellow hard: 1 ran, 11.01; 1 rar.
11.004.
Nn. I hard winter: S ran (ahlpnrr'a
weights), Il.dl: 4 rara, 11.03: 1 rar (old
shippers' weights), 1101; 1 car (no bill).
11 oi.
Nn.. J hard winter: J earl (shipper's
weights). I0; 13 rara. II. ot; J car.
"IS: 1 car (amutty). 1.01 Vi
No. 1 hard winter: t cara. 11.014; 1
rar. Ilnni, ; I rar (near dark, amutty),
11.10; 1 rar (no bill). 11.00.
CUBS.
No. I yellow: I rara. lie: 1 car, 67 4c;
rar (aparial billing), 6Uc.
No. I yellow: 1 car, fie.
No. I mixed: I car lie.
OAT8.
No. 2 white: 1 rara. lie: Nn. 1 while:
.1 rara (ahlpper's welfhta). HKci 1 cara
llHc
RTR.
No. I: 1 car, 75r: 1 rar, 74c.
rURLEf.
No. 3: 1 rar, 5Sr.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlo!.)
ive "Drowned Out"
Fugit:
of Hole by Detectives
Detectives used buckets of water
instead "of guns when Wesley Mc
Bride, 26, Aetna hotel, crawled into
"a hole beneath a Turner boulevard
home. Detectives Francl 'and Sum
mitt poured water down the hole
until the man crawled out and sur
rendered. McBride is held for investigation.
He is alleged to have "gone to the
home of his mother, Mrs. Anna M.
McBride, 3002 Dodge street, and to
have called Bob Neil, 320 North
Nineteenth street, to the house,
where he sold a $260 talking machine
for $60. Glen ff. Bohley, a roomer,
called the detectives.
Drug Clerk Arrested on
Suspicion of Check Forgery
Harry Taylor, 2428 Decatur street,
until two weeks ago a clerk in the
Rialto drug store,. Fifteenth and
Douglas streets, was arrested yester
day by Detectives Francl and Sum
mit and Patrolman Jenkins.
Taylor is alleged to have stolen a
pad of blank checks from the store
and to have forged the name of
Henry G. Lieb,' owner, to several
checks that he cashed.
ATiTHE
THEATERS
FOR laughter nothing In recent weeks
surpasses the act offered at the World
theater by Everett's Monkeys. The
curtain rises upan a miniature stage. The
monkey orchestra atrlkes up a snappy
tune, a simian pane appears with cards
Announcing the various acta and then the
monk performers do their various stunts.
It took EVerett many months to train
the animals who do. their work without
any one being on the stage. One ot the
most difficult teats was to train one
monk to Juggle with fireworks. The
average monkey is deathly afraid of fire
and for this reason It took much patience
and time to show the monk that it he
did his work properly no harm would
come to him. The entire six act bill em
braces a wide variety of entertainment.
Omaha Produce
Furnished by the state ot Nebraska, de
partment ot agriculture, bureau of mar
kets and marketing:
LIVE POULTRY.
Wholesale Wholesale
Buying Selling
Price: Price:
LIVE POULTRY.
Broilers 0.250.S3 10.32010.3
Hens, light 17 .IS .20 .23
Hens, Jieavy lffl .81 .22 .23
Cocke 09 .12 .14 .15
Ducks 100 .20 .20 .21
DRESSED POULTRY.
Broilers
Hens . .
Cocks .
Ducks ,
.35 .33
.25 ...
.17 ...
.20
24
.21
.18
.15
.55
25c.
.20
.18
.32
.30
.26
EGGS.
No. 1 18
J70. 3 15
Cracks 14
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints
Creamery, tub
Country, common .34
Butter fat, station price.
HAT. ,
Prairie No. 1 upland. 114.00 15.00; No.
S upland. Hl.004jl2.00; No 3 upland.
ST.00010.00: No. I midland. 113.00014.00;
Jfo. 1 midland. IS.50ei2.0O; No. 3 mid
land. 17.00 e.0: No. 1 lowland, 18.000
10.00: No. lowland. 17.00 63 00.
Alfalra No. 1. I13.OO015.OO; standard.
III. 604712.60; No. I, I10.00eil.00; No. 3,
11.00 10.01.
- MEATS.
, Wholesale prices ot beef cuts effective
. July 34 are as follows: No. 1 ribs. 21c:
No. 1 ribs. iOVir; No. I ribs. 15c: No. 1
lolna, 37c; No. t loins. 26c: No. 3 loins,
18c: No, 1 rounds. 18 He; No. 3 rounds,
ISc; No. I rounds. 16c; No. 1 chucka, 13r;
No. 3 chucks. 12 He: No. 3 chucks. 10c;
No. 1 plates, (He; No. i plates. 5c; No.
a plates, 4c
FRUITS.
Bananas: Per lb., ?7Hc. Oranges:
Stie 31S and larger. 11.50010.00; all 260.
18.50 01.00; ail 288. 17.2507.76; sise. 324.
Il.004pl.35. Lemons: Per box, according
to alia, 17.50 0 1.00. Grapefruit: Per crate,
S7.I0. Peaches: Oeorgie. S-baaket crates,
II !5: California. 18 boxes per crate. 11.25.
Apricots: 4-baaket crates. 12 0003.25.
riams: 4-basket crates. 11.00 0 2.75. Cher
ries: Ham grown. 34 nts. per case, 13.50;
S4 ptg per cas. 13.60; market baskets.
11.6a. . Loganberries: 34 qt boxes, 14.000
4.36. Blackberries: 14 pt. boxes. 13.25.
"Be Haapborri: 14 pt. boxes. 12.35. Ap
ples: Wlnesap. 13.1603.15: Pippins, 13.50:
New Transparent. 13.760 3.4.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: New, No. 1, per lb., IV, 01e
rrt Potatoes: Per bo., 1 1. 50 0 8. 00. Let
tare: Per crate, 15.10; head, per do..
-1.16 01.6; leaf, per dox. 10 0 35c. Egg
Plant: Per dox. 11.50. Onions: Crystal
Wax. 46-lb. crate. I2.OO03.OO; yellow, per
IV. to; red. per lb.. 1c; horn grows, per
toa. 35c. Cucumbers: Hot bouse, per
dtea.. Il.ieei.50. Cabbage: New. per lb..
a0Sc Tomatoes: 4-baaket crates, Oc0
l.M. Radish: Per dot.. 1S01OO. Spin
ach: Rem crown, pr dox., tec, Oreen
'Toppers: Per lb., lee. Green and Wax
Sous: Market baskat. II 4001.36. Pars
: Dm. bunch, market basket. 400 46c
wnanaeas: rer id. isjtc. cantaloupe:
Tv cat. 11.101.11; flat. 11.3101.31.
". Per basket, about I lb. 11.40,
iiii j ; jaicaigaa, par aoaw
Week Tear
Receipts Today. Ago. Ago
Wheat 107 ini 617
Torn 13 IS 69
fata II 10 28
Rye 1 ... 13
Barley 1 1 4
Shipments
Wheat 88 64 224
Corn 6 93 56
Outs 13 23 :t
Rye 1 1 1
Barley . . 4
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Yr. Ago.
J. 974,000
741.000
1,538.000
(Runnels.)
Receipts Today. Wk. Ago.
Wheat 2.S18.000 1,388.000
Corn 941,000 1,208.000
Oats 801,000 718,000
Shipments
Wheat 909.000 1,100,000 1,488,000
Corn 804.000 1,211.000 1,444.000
Oata 447.000 630.000 398,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES
Bushels Today. Ye.ir Ago.
Whest and flour 430,000 683,000
corn 115,000 117,000
Oata 70,000 106,000
CANADIAN VISIBLE.
Bushels Today. Wk. Ago.
Wheat 14,442,000 18.869.000
Oats 4.863,000 6,431,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week.
Carlots Today. Ago.
Wheat 891 635
Corn 270 624
Oats 170 153
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Wheat 463 232
Corn 16 69
Oats i
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
"Wheat 146 131
Corn 68 S5
Oats 66 51
NOKTH WESTERN WHEAT
Minneapolis ....... .198
Duluth 63
Winnipeg 442
Yr. Ago.
8.641,000
9,543,000
Year
Ago.
1.225.
415
496
29
20
262
106
66
RECEIPTS.
179 '195
76 60
300 185
CHICAGO CLOS1NO PRICES.
By Updikg Grain Co. DO. 2627. July 25.
Art. Open. High,. Low. Close, Yea.
Wht!
July
Sept.
Dec.
Rye
July
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
July
Sept.
Dec.
Oats
July
Sept.
Dec.
Lard
July
Sept.
Ribs
July
Sept.
1.08V
1.08
1.03
1.07
1.09 4,
1.09H
.81
.80"i
.M
.614;
.62 Ts
J . ... 1 -
I.0TJI 1.10
1084
.81
,80Vj
.814
.62
.63
.58
59 .694!
1.084
1.09
.794
.784
.80
,614a
.62 4
.314
.33 44
.335,
..it Vz
.364
11.47
11.67
11.10
11.20
.31V
.334
.364
I
I
111.47
111.57
I
11.10
111. 20
68 4
.314
.334
.36 4
.364
111.42
jll.47
111.00
111.07
1.074
1.074
1.094
1.094
.80
.784
.80
,M4
.624
.624
.59
584
11.42
11.47
11.00
11.07
1.08
1.074
1.07
1.094
1.094
.814
.80
814
.61
.624
.594
68 4.
.314
334
.364
11.50
11.57
11.20
11.25
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn., July 25. Wheat
Cash. No. 1 northern, 11.374 1. 434
July, 11.344; September, 11.134; Decem
ber. 11.114.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 67457 4c
Oats No. 3 white. 294ffi304c.'
Barley 4556c.
Rye No. 2, 73 073 He
Flaxseed No. 1. 12.474 2.484.
Kansas City Grain. -
Kansas City, Mo , July 25. Wheat No.
2 hal-d. tl.0201.23; No. t red. 11.03
I. 04 4.
Corn No. 2 white, 56c; No. 2 yellow,
594 60c.
Hay Unchanged.
Kansas city, Mo.. July 26. Wheat
July, 11.004; September, 994c; Decem
ber. 11.01.
Corn July, 62c; September, 544c: De
cember, 62 4 c.
St. Lonla Grain.
St. Louis. Mo., July 25. Wheat July,
II. 06: September. 11.04.
Corn July, 62c; September, 634c
Oats July, 334c; September, 34 4e.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis. Minn.. July 25. Flour
Unchanged to 10c higher; family patents,
lt.65igi7.90.
Bran 117.00.
Omaha Hay Market.
Prairie Hay RecelDta ar verv llrht an
demand is good on best grade at top
quotation. The lower grades are slow
ssle.
Alfalfa Hay Receipts ar very light
and demand fair on top grades and light
on the lower grades.
Prices below are for carload lots: Up
land prairie No. 1. 114.00015.00: No. 1
prairie. 111.00013.00; No. 1 prairie. 17.00
010 00; midland prairie No. 1, 113.000
14.00: No. 2 prairie, I9.5U012.OO; No. 1
prairie, 17.0009.00; lowland prairie No.
I. 1800010.00; No. 1 prairie. 17.0008.00.
Alfalfa No 1. H3.OO015.OO; standard,
311.60412.60; No. 2, 110.00011.50: No.
3. 18.00010.00. Straw oat. 18.0009.00.
Wheat straw, 17.00 01 40.
New Tork Produce.
New York, July 2o. t,'heat Spot,
steady; No. 1 northrtfi spring. 81.564: No.
S red winter. II 37; No. 3 hard winter,
II. 2: No. 1 Manitoba, 31.514: No. 3 mix
ed durum, 11.28 c. i. f. track New Tork,
spot.
Corn Spot ateady: No. 1 yellow and
NO. 1 white. 824c; No. 1 mixed, 2c c I.
f. New York, all rail.
Oats Spot, quiet; No. 1 white. 46r.
Lard Barely steady. Middiewest, 112.00
012.10.
Other articles unchanged.
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha tie Losses) M Ire.
Chicago, July 25 A belter tone
developed in the grain market, all
grain bring overtuld on Monday's
lirrak and weak hnhlrri well liqui
dated. Selling preure was lifihtrr
and lets agnreivr. The buying,
particularly of wheat, wai bitter,
rritff moved irregularly. They
closed at intermediate figures. July
wheat wa up 2e, September !ic and
December unchained. Corn c!octt
'gfa'lac lower, oatt tint handed to
'kc lower, rye .'-.iC'VI he lower, lard
7;iCi.'0c lower, the latter on Janu
ary; short ribs 17; lower for the
dav.
Wheat Kra.llly Ansorurd.
Wheat was readily absorbed by ex
porter, who took Hi llbrral hnlaina aalna
at. Ih start. Although purrs werr low
ered after a higher opening, th buying
Ly ih iraboard innllnurd. Kvmtually it
atarted a roveruii moainnt, friers
adtsnrrd 34u for July. That look
Ih lead and sold up to 11 II. while de
ferred future moved up I So tu 1", c.
Nearly all Ihe big rommluMton houses
had buying orders. Around th tup ah
hnutfes were sellers nf tteptember. July
artrd light moat of th day, although at
th last selling carried prlrra off lc front
th top. The rally waa helped for a time
ny a atronger close in Liverpool v.itn
July id higher, though December was
14d lower.
Th incomnig wheat movement con
tinues to be large. The three south
western markets had 716 rara, against
44 tar a week aso, and 1.073 rar laid
year. Wetern Canada complains of
drouth, while soul turn Kanaaa la letting
loo murh rain.
Corn (Ml Heavily.
Drember corn waa sold heavily early
In th dav by houses with Omaha con
nections. It broke 4''. Most of that slump
was rernverea in tne late trading on
pruit taking by local ahorta and buying
by commission, houses. Buying of Sep
tember and selling of December at J4o tu
'Hi uirrerrnc was a reature or the trad
Ing. Liverpool's spot prices wre Id
lower. Receipts have fallen off sharply
aixi enipmema are large.
Hedging sales were on In oats, with
rann nouaea the buyers against export
ie. opreauers Dougnt neptember ana
sohi December at 3u difference. The
mvoement . is tncreasin and evnnrr eiear.
ances were 70,000 bushels. Ry had poor
"""'. r,et-eipiB ana neaging sales are
Increasing. July anld down to 79 4c and
reacted Vc on export buying.
Pit Note.
Kuropean crops aenerutlv are nm.,.
sing well especially in Oermany. .There
in wrainer lately nas been most favor
able. In Poland ihe wheat and rye crops
both show an Inireaa over the 1921 re
turn, in tne Balkans the excessive heat
of the last few dsys haa done some dam
Xontt Africa the wheat shortage
will be over 6,000,000 bushels, which will
hay to be made up from outalde sources.
Winnipeg Free Press crop reports says
Manitoba wheat crop haa Improved Sas
katchewan and Alberta need rain badly.
The rye crop Is good, with 75 per cent
fust" Practically no frost or black
. Weather Favorable.
The Illinois Central s crop report cov
ering Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Mississippi and Louisiana shows that
weather conditions have been favorable
for general advancement of crops. Wheat
la being thresheeKwith promise of good
yield. Corn condition In Illinois. 90 per
cent: oata, 80 per cent. Iowa corn, 95
per cent; wheat. 98 per cent; barley, 95
per cent; rye, 88 per cent. Corn condi
tion In Kentucky and Tennessee, 80 per
cent; cotton, 75 per cent; tobacco, 92 per
cent, other states, corn, 93 per cent; cot
ton, 85 per ent; sugarcane, 100 per cent:
rye, 75 per cent.
Lake rates from Chicago to Buffalo
have advanced to 3 cents for wheat and
corn, while to Georgian bay they are
3 4c, with a special understanding as re
gards unloading boats. The big shippers
have chartered room freely and are not
selling corn or other grains for nearby
shipment, unless they have the grain un
loaded. As on shipper put it, "We are
taking no chances." The lake rate of 3c
a bushel on graina materially narrowed
the spread between the lake and rail and
all rail rate to the aeaboard.
E. W. Wagner & Co. are to pay 60
rents cash and 60 cents In notes, running
five years, to their 6,500 creditors. The
cash Is to be paid out within 60 daya and
"pci-iwi mat navmenta will atart
RecelDta wer
Offuisl Monday 1.210
Kstimst Tuesday.,, loss
Twa day this week., 14 t
Two day laet wek.,l3.!
Two Us ) wka ass. 634
Two days I wka ago. 1.760
Tao dsys year si.. II. 114
Omaha. July II,
Colli. Hag. Sheep
II 4
13.600
26 144
II 746
II 163
7,0!7
It. J J
IS 713
I3.0H
34,713
37.641
ii i:i
3.307
31.041
September 1. Judge Hand of the United
States district court In New York ac
cepted the compromise offer today.
New York Sugar.
New York. July 25. The raw sugar
market was more active today and prices
were higher with Cubas quoted at 34c,
cost and freight, equal to 6.36c for centri
fugal and Porto Ricos at the same level.
There were sales of fully 250.000 bags of
Cubas and 61,000 bags of Porto Ricos for
July and August shipment to local and
outport refiners at quoted prices.
The strength in the spot market led to
renewed buying in raw sugar futures and
closing prices showed net advances of six
to 12 points, the highest levels recorded
so far this year. Trade interests were
again active buvers whila there wee
continued buying by outside interests in
cluding the west. September, 3.79c; De
cember, 3.93c; March. 3.69c: Mav. 3 79c.
The market for refnled was firmer
with a more active inquiry for both
domestic and export account. Prices were
unchanged to 10 points hlsrher. with fine
granulated now listed at 6.80c to 7c.
There was a little more activity in re
fined futures and closing prices were tin
changed to 25 points higher. Trading was
confined to the November position at 7c.
nuRusi, i.juc; tjctooer, 7c; December, 7c.
New York Cotton.
New York. July 25. The list was finally
steady In a see-saw session in the cotton
market today. In forenoon dealings there
were both a moderate hnlae enrf e de
cline, with the general tendency to lower
prices toward midsesslon. After a
steady and narrow opening scattered profit
taKing from shorts and a little trade buy
ing was met. which lifted prices about
5 to 18 points over last year. But in the
early afternoon the market turned weak
and dropped 25 to 45 points under last
night's close, accelerated by the uncover
ing of scattered stop loss orders. The last
half hour saw another reversal of trend
which carried prices back almost on a
level with the early high. There was
active short covering at the close, with
prices 4 to 16 points net higher.
Spot cotton was quiet, 20 points ad
vance. 21.65c for middling upland.
Southern spot markets: Galveston, 22c.
unchanged: New Orleans, 21.60c. un
changed: Savannah. 21.40c, 2 points ad
vance: Augusta, 21.88c. 25 points decline;
Memphis, 22.50c. unchanged; Houston,
21.80, unchanged; Little Rock, 21.75. un
changed. St. Joseph Live Htoek.
St. Joseph, Mo.. July 25. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1,200 head; market, moot classes
about steady: yearlings and best she stock
a shade higher; one load choice weighty
beef ateers. 110.00; top light yearlings,
19.75; bulk beef steers, early. I7.50SI8.60;
cows largely 14.7506.00; veal calves
steady: top. 18.50.
Hogs Receipts. 8.500 head; market
steady, slow; shippers buying a few light
medium weights; butchers, 110.40010.50,
fully 10c lower than yesterday; packers
bidding 15025c lower: packing sows 160
25c lower, mostly 17.7507.90.
Sheep Receipts, 2,000 head; market all
classes about steady; top native lambs.
112.25: bulk of sales, 111.76012.25; dry
fed clipped yearlings. 111.60: light fat
ewes, 46.60; heavy, mostly 15.0006.00.
Hereint and dlsonaitinii of liveatark at
Ik, I'nlne tnrkvards. Omaha. Nab., for
4 hour ending ( 3 p. m , July 14, till:
R KC K I PT 4" A K LOT
Cattle. Hogs f4hP.
c , m a m. p, Ry
W'ibaah H .....
Mo. far. Ity
I'nlon fsnflr Ry
C. N. W. ny., eaat.,,
C. N. W. Ky.. weal...
i'., t , 34. O. Ry
c, H Q. Ry., east.,..
'., B. A y. Ky west..,
i' R. 1. IV, east
C . R 1. A P.. writ ....
Illinois Central Ry
C, 0. W. Ry
Total receipts
IWSrOSITION-
Armnur Co
Cudahy l'rking Co. .
Pold Parking Co. ...
.Morris Parking Co. .
Hwlft At Co
J. W. Murphy
Hwartl A Co
Lincoln Packing i n. .,
Wilson Parking Co. ,
Hoffman Hroa
Mayerowlrh A Vail ..
.Midwest Packing Co.
P. O'Pe
Omaha Packing Co. ..
J. H. Bulla
Ellis A Co
John Harvey
T, J, Inghram
K. . Kellogg
y. P. Lewis
Mo. Kan. C. A C. Co. ,
J. 13. Root A Co
Roaenatock Bros
Sullivan Broa
W. It. Van Sant A Co.
Werthelmer A Pegen ,
Smiley Bros
Other buyers
St. Clair
Armour. Rioux Falla ..
Cudahy Rrna
Krebba A Co
T ....
, I T ....
. I ' I
. ii it i:
. i t ...
, 63 l I
, 20 17 ....
. 1 II I
, :i :i ....
, 17 7 ....
4 I ....
1 4 1
1 I ....
."sn :ii i:
MKAI.
til. Hogs. Sheep.
.1122 2313 2468
,1057 2673 1541
, 163 1193
, 674 1438 1031
, 148 1983 2677
.... 1374 ....
124 ....
I
, 63
12
20
10
12
16
36 .... ....
4
124
10
41
3
16
11
31
14
81
0
11
162 .... 7794
1
418 ....
301 ....
12
Totals
.(314 101 15824
Cattle Receipts, 6,000 head. While re
ceipts wer more moderate today, tinder
ton of the fat cattle market continued
dull on moat grades. A few choice corn
fed ateera and cows, sold steady to strong,
but short teds, yearlings and grass she
stock were again In poor demand and
moved alowly at barely ateady to lO016n
lower prices. A fair supply of feeders
was on iiand and prices again broke
aharply. loses of at least 25c being noted
from yesterday.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to price
beeves, 19.90010.40; good to choice
beeves. 19.3509.85; fair to good beeves,
13.8501.35; common to fair beeves, 18.00
08.75; choice to prim yearlings, 19.500
10.35: good to choice yearling. 18.760
9.60; fair to good yearlings, 18.0008.75:
common to fair yearlings, 17.0008.00:
choice to prime heifers, 88.6009.60; good
to choice heifers. 17.5008.60; fair to good
heifers. 16.6007.60; common to fair heif
ers, 15.0006.26; choice to prime cows,
17.0007.60; good to choice cow, 16.000
7.00: common to good cows, 14.5006.76;
good to choice feeders, 17.7608.60; fair
to good feeders, 16. 10 07.60;; common to
fair, feeders. 16. 0006.86; good to choice
Blockers. 17.4008.26; fair to good stock-
ers. IS.50ft7.40; common to fair dockers,
55.00(5)6. 25: stork heifers. 14.0006.76:
stock cows. 13.6004.50; stock calves, 15.60
08.00: veal calves. 15.6009.75; stock
bulls, 15.0006.00; bulls, stags, etc., 14.000
7.50.
BEEF STEER!
Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
. 946 9 00 20 1332 10 AO
.1311 10 25 13 99$ 10 IS
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
. 28 7 60 44 754 1 0V
. 870 50 10 1069 I 86
COWS.
. 690 3' 00 7 157
. 940 6 35
HEIFERS.
. 670 5 75 6 830
.1000 6 35 4 870
. 690 7 60
BULLS.
1 1100 3 80 1 1390 4 2S
1 1420 6 25
CALVES.
371 5 26 1 440 I II
1 210 9 50 ,
Hogs: Receipts were 13,100 head.
Trartmr durinc the early rounds today
was at strong to 10016c higher prices,'
particularly on strong weignt outcner
and packing grades. Later trading was
mostly at steady prices with the closing
session weak, to 10016c lower. Lignt
hogs sold mostly at io.26Wi-3s. witn
a top price of 110.50. Good quality me
dium weight butchers sold at 110.000
10.26, and strong weight butchers at .ou
010.00. with the bulk of good hogs at
19.60010.25. Heavy mixed and packing
grades sold largely at 17.7608.75, witn
heavy rough kinds at 17.50.
HOGS.
Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh.
8 00 44. .308
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
Oanaha Me Le4 M Ir.
New York. July .'5. On theitock
exchange, price recovered lubitan
tially from their wrakuet of the day
before; doubllen reflecting by that
change of attitude the shifting of
impreiiioni and expectation! regard
ing the labor situation. The negotia
tion!! have plainly enough now
teachrd a stage at which the railway
hopmen'i ttnkc may be settled with
lome kuddennei and in which the
administration will be compelled to
ftake a position in the coal itrike
controversy which will at least
bring matters to a head. It is quite
true that a situation is also coming
definitely into sight in which deple
tion of fuel supply would seriously
handicap industrial production and in
which continued embargo oil their
mechanical facilities would seriously
embarrass the railways. Out, on the
other hand, experience teaches that
it is precisely this approach of
gravely troublesome consequences of
labor disputes which is likely to
force a settlement. That is one
reason for the proverbial unwilling
ness of the stock exchange to "sell
stocks on a strike." The stock mar
ket has also presumably been influ
enced by its ideas' as to the kind of
autumn industrial' activity which
would ensue if the strikes were to
be terminated.
War Bond Bis.
Klsewher than In th stork market th
Interesting movement of values today wa
in United States government bonda and
foreign exchange. Th riss of th fourth
44 per cent, or whicn nearly iwic a
great an amount la now outstanding ss
of sny other war loan, practically to
11.01V. la atriklnc evidence of th ac
cumulation of Investment capital on th
on hand and of th expectation ot con
tinued eaay money on th other.
How far the day's resctlon in foreign
exchange ratea reflected financial Imprra
siona of th pending move and counter
move regarding the German reparations
queatlon, It might perhap be difficult to
aay. Traditionally, thla Is th time of
year when exchange rates have moved
against the Kuropean markets, even under
normal International conditions.
No.
13..
33..
6. .
1..
19..
9..
2..
6..
4 II
t 26
7 00
No. Av.
0. .392
62. .267
62. .241
52. .293
74. .172
Sheep
Pr.
I 25
9 25
9 80
10 16
10 60
head
Sioux City Live Mock.
Sioux City, la., July 25. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1,500 head; market slow, unevenly
lower; fed steers and yearlings, 17.60
10.00; grass steers and yearlings, 16.000
8.00; grass cows and heifers. 14 0006.25;
fat cowe and heifers. I5.1IOW8.50; can
ners, 12.2603.50; veals. 15.0009.50; feed
ers, 16.0008.00: calves, 14.0007.25; feed
ing rows and heifers, 13.0004.50; stock
en.. 15.0007.60.
Hose ReceiDts. 10.000 heart market
I slow. 10c to 26c lower: top. 110.40; bulk
or ine goon nogs. 19 25010.35; bulk of
heavy mixed and packing grades. 17.750
9 00; rough packers, 17.2507.65; stags.
16.00 0 6.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 100 head;
market steady.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, July 25. Butter Lower:
creamery extras. 33Hc: flrat, 2831Vic;
seconds. 274J74c; standards. 31c.
Eggs Lower; receipts, 17.427 cases;
first. 19 0 20c; ordlnanr firsts. 18018HC:
miscellaneous. 19019He; storage packed
extras, lUie; storag packed first. 101
021c
Terpentine ana Bavin.
Savannah. Ga.. July 25. Turpentine
Firm. I1.1301.13H: ale. 8T bbl.: re
ceipt. (43 bbla.; shipments, ill bbli.;
stock. 1.451 bbls.
Rosin Firm: sales. 1,353 casks: ship
ment. 122 cssks; stock. 75.247 csska No
receipt
Quote: B. 14 68: D. 4 50 4.9O: E. !..
SBCase S 4t aC At la.. af T-T " O'eT"
t I llilV- K lilSSIJ.- V 15 600 ! 'w J1"" or "mn drv goods will be
I. I6.10S.1: K, l.35?.30. Ji, "J opened be worsted end n.l.. m.
155; N. 5.445.75; v. ti. to el . Week. Silk aoods were ..
Sew York Drr Goda.
New York, July 25. Cotton good wer
quiet today, owing to the early weakness I l 0008.60
In raw rotton. Stasia dnmmiiri held l a ?&! 35
steadier than grar cloths. Yarns eased. I Sheen and
8 65 10. .276 . . .
9 60 70. .236 70
. . . 10 00 18. .263 . . .
10 10 25 20.. 192 ...
Receipts were 13,000
Bulk of the offerings today were western
lambs, on which trading was active after
slow start at prices ruling largely ov
lowerl with 112.00 ss the popular price
on all lambs In good killing flesh. Feed
ing Ismbs sold largely at 111.50, with
111.75 quoted as an ouiaias price ior oesi
quality light lambs. Sheep were weak to
36c lower, small lots of ewes selling st
15.0006.75.
Quotation on sneep rat lamua, wi-
ern, iio.oob12.oo: Ial lamos, auw
10,00fpl2.00; feeder lambs, 19.00011.76;
cull lambs, 16.0001.00; fat ewes. light,
lli.0006.75; fat' ewes, heavy. 14.0006.00.
Kansas City Live Stork.
Kansas City, Mo.. July 26. Cattle Re
ceipts, 16.000 head; market, beef steers
mostly 10i25c lower; trad slow and
uneven; early top. 110.15; some held high
er; she stock, .yearlings, stockers and
feeders steady to 26c lower; most cows,
S4.00S.00; fed yearlings, 9.60; best
calves steady to strong; others weak; bulk
better vealers, 18.0008.25; extreme top,
19 00; bulls weak to 15c lower; most
bolognas, 14.0004.60; common trades
around 12.76; bulk canners weak, around
'Hogs Receipts, 10,000 head; market
opened steady to shippers and traders;
bulk 150 to 200 pounders, 110.50010.56;
later trader to shippers 10016c lower;
test light. 110.40; choice 220 to 260 pound
ers 110.25 10.35; packers bidding mostly
26c lower; top. 110.65; packing sows, 18.00
08.35; bulk of sales. 19.76010.50; stock
pigs steady; bulk better kinds, 110.40
Sheep Receipts. 5,000 head; market,
killing classes generally steady; top na
tive lambs. 112.25; bulk better grades
112 00012.25: culls around 17.00; odd lots
fat' ewes to killers, 16.0007.00.
St. Louis Livestock.
East St. Louis, 111.. July 26. Cattle
Receipts. 3,600; native steers, "teady.
grassers. 55c lower: other classes steady
with beef cows hard to move. Top ma
tured ateers, 19.50; top yearlings t.10.
weight. 957 pounds: top heifers. 19 26 for
664 pounders: Bulk follow: Steers. 15.000
8 75; best yearlings. 19.0009.60; grassers,
down to 15.00; cows, 14 2 60 5 50; can
ners, 12.5002.75; bulls. l4.MtJ4.J5: stock
era. 15.2606.50; veal calf top. 19.00; bulk,
,84o?sReceiptS. 12.000: light snd light
lights. 6c to 10c lower; medium and
heavies, dull. 10c to 25c lower; poor clear
ance' top, 111.00: bulk, 160 to 200-pound
averages; I1O.8501O.45; bulk 210 to 240
und butrhers. 110.40010.80: packer
aows 18.0008. 25; killing pigs, mostly
"ship10-.7 L.mbRece,pt. 1J00O;
steady: good native lambs, mostly 112 00.
medTum kinds. 111.00011 26: cull, 5.60ffi
6.00: fat light ewes. 16.00; heavies. 13.00
good and choice yearlings to 4-year-old
Weeding ewes. 16.6008.00.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, July 25-Cattle Receipts. 8.
000 head: beef steers, steady to strong,
spots shsde higher: top matured steers,
110.50: yearlings, 110.36; bulk beef ateers,
13 60 0 10.00: eslves. ateady to 60c higher;
bulk Vealers. 11.2501.60; few to packers
19 75: others closing generally steady,
butcher she-stock, moetly 15.0007.25; Con
ner and cutter, largely 13.0001.76; bo
logna bulls, moetly I4.4O04.7S: few 14.85.
Hog Receipts. 23,000 head: opened
steady. 10 to lie higher on best light and
medium weight butchers; closed weak,
best lights 10 to 16c lower: others 16 to
35c lower; erly top. 111.00; bulk good
butcher. tlH.15010.85: packers, mostly
Holdover nnerai; pigs steany.
L
New York Stocks
Rang of prices of th leading stocks
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Mon.
High. Low. Close. Close.
A. T. P F 1024, 1001 10244 lOOt
Bait. A Ohio 64 63 644 61
Canadian Pacific. .139 14 138ti 13814 139
N. T. Central 95 44 14 4 1514 14
Chea. & Ohio 68 6714 68 67H
Great Northern.... 81 7914 81 7914
.107
. 2514
. 8314
. 23
. 30U
7614
76
45
7314
43
90
2414
28
142
10614 10614
2544 254
6314
2114
29
75
75
444
73
4214
891
24
27
24
63 63
21 21
30 ,29
76 75
75
44
73
43
90
24
140 143
76
44
73
42
89
24
27
140
165
61
Illinois Central.
K. C. Southern. . . .
Lehigh Valley
Mo. Pacific
N. T. & N. H
Northern Pacific.
C. & N. W
Penn. R. R
Reading
C, R. I. & P
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway..
C, M. A St. P
Union Pacific
STEELS.
American Car Fdry
Allle-Chalmer ... 63 61 63
American Loco ..116 114 115 113
Baldwin Loco 117 115 117 116
Bethlehem Steel .. 77 76 77 75
Colo Fuel & iron. . .
Crucible 15
American Steel Fd 36
Lackawanna Steel 78
Mldvale Steel .... 36
Pressed Steel Car
Republic iron St 73
Sloss-Scheffield . .
United States St.. 101
Vnadtum 46
Otis Steel 12
COPPERS,
Ansconda 63 52 53 62
American S A R . 60 60 60 69
Cerro de Pasco ..37 36 37 36
Chill 22 21 22 22
Chlno 28 28 28 29
Cal Ariz 60
Green Cananea.... 30 30 30 30
Inspiration 41 40 41 40
82
36
77
35
72
99
46
11
84
36
78
36
73
10"
46
11
53
80
37
22
28
30
81
36
77
35
79
72
46
99
45
11
Kennecott 36
Miami 29
Nev. Consol 16
Ray Consol 1614
Seneca 12
Utah 64
OILS.
General Asphalt... 71
Cosden 41
calir. Feterol 68
Island Oil
Invincible Oil 12
Mexican Peterol. . .164 160 164
30
40
36
29
16
16
12
64
69
40
58
12
30
41
35
29
18
16
12
64
70
41
68
12
Middle States...
Pacific Oil....
Pan-American
Phillips
Pierce Oil.....
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch..
Sinclair Oil....
Std. OH, N. J. .
Texas Co
Union Oil
White Oil
12
65
73
43
7.
.... 65
.... 30
...179
.... 45
... 20
... 8
MOTORS,
Chandler 65
General Motors ...14
Willys-Overland .. 8
Fierce-Arrow .... 11
White Motor 48 V
Studebaker 134 130 133 130
RUBBER AND TIRES.
12
64
71
40
7
27
55
29
178
45
19
7
63
13
8
10
8
12
65
73
43
7
27
65
30
179
46
19
7
5
14
8
11
48
29
16
16
12
64
70
41
58
12
162
13
64
72
42
7
27
55
30
178
45
19
63
13
8
10
48
Flsk
Goodrich
Kelley-Spring.
Keyatone Tire
Ajax
U. S. Rubber
14
38
47
10
14
60
14
38
45
9
13
58
Amer. Beet Sug.
At., Gulf ft W. I,
Amer. In Corp. .
Amer. Sumatra . .
Amer. Tele
INDUSTRIALS.
14
38
46
10
13
60
13
38
46
9
13
69
47
36
42
38
.122
1 New line of spring dry goods will
WW, 11.10065.
Lradm Wool Anrtran.
London. July 26. At th wont auction
sales today 12.314 bags wer offered, com
prising a varied assortment. There was
general baying ot sll fin and medium
wool. Last week's valu wars firmly sustained.
Lambs Receipts. 11.000
burlaps.
few Yrk Dried Fmtt.
N'ew Tork. July 25. Evaporated Applei
Srarre.
Prune Firm.
Arrrirot Waiting.
Peaches Flow.
Raisins Qu'.V
- -
head: mostly steady: top western lambs.
111.60; short deck rhoice native. 112.75
to city butcher: packers, top. 612.25;
cull native, moatly 17.6008 00: ft na
tive ten, tlT.00: derk light weetern
wes. 17.26: beat feeder Uhmbs. 112.160
! 11.25.
New Tork Poohry.
Xw Tork. July 26. Poultry Llv.
quiet snd ncbangd; dressed, steady and
unchanged.
American Can ....69
Central Leather... 39
Cuba Cane 17
Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 26
Corn Products 10614 10S
Famous Player... 81 81
Gen. Electric
Gt. N. Ore 39
Int. Harvester
Am. H. ft l pra. 6i4
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 63
Int. Paper 63
Int., M. M., pfd
Am. Sugar Ref... 82
Seara-Roebuck 79
Stromsburg 43
Tobacco Products.. 65
Worthlngton Pump , . . .
Wilson Co 44
Westlnghouse Elec. 60
Am. Woolen 90
46 47
35 36
42 42
37 37
121 122
66 69
39
16
25
69
61
52
ii"
78
42
64
44"
60
MISCELLANEOUS.
46
35
41
37
121
66
39 HI 39
17 16
26 26
106 106
81 81
1761
39
103
70
60
50
71
80
78
42
65
60
44
60
81
39 39
69
63
62
81
79
43
55
44
60
90
Am. Cotton Oil 26
Am. Agrl. Chem.. 38
Am. Linseed 33
Union Bag. pfd. .. 61
Brook R T 24
Con Can 73
Calif Pack
Col O ft El 92
Col Graph 4
United Drug 79
National En 53
Un ted Fruit
National Lead 101
Pullman 121
Punta Alegre Sug. 60
So Prt Rico Sug.. 64
Retail Store 62
Superior Steel . .. 32
St L A S F 27
Va Car Chem 28
Total sales, 720,600.
26
38
33
69
24
71
92
4
79
63
26
38
33
60
24
73
12
4
79
63
26
38
34
23
70
"8
92
4
63
.142 152 152 153
98 101
120 121
48 60
62
62
32
27
28
64
62
32
27
26
100
120
48
61
27
28
Close.
. .04
. .0020
. .0843
. .46
Monday
Close.
.03
.0845
Money .
Marks
Francs .
Sterling
New York Coffee.
New York, July 25. The market fop
coffee futures was much firmer today.
In addition to stronger Braxflian advices
and bullish crop news the trade waa a
good buyer on the Idea that the market
had declined below a replacement baaia
with Braxll. The opening was 11 to 16
points higher and September later sold
up to 1.65c snd December to S.67c with
the close firm snd 28 to 33 points net
higher. Local short and Wall street and
commission houses were fair buyer at
th advance. Sale were etlmted at
about 12.000 bags. July. 9.40c; September,
9 65c; December. 9 5Jc; March, 9.68c; May,
9."
Snot coffee firm: Rio 7s 10c to 10c;
Saa.oa 4e AtlaC to 14r.
New Tork Metals.
New Tork. July 25. Copper Steady;
electrolytic, apot snd futures. 11 014c.
Tin Firm: spot snd futures, 32.12c.
Iron Steady and unchanged.
Lead Quiet; spot. S.7O0 6.76c.
Zinc Firm: East nt. Louie, spot snd
nrby delivery. S.4O06.Or.
Antimony Spot 4.1306 31c,
New York Bonds
;l reiiipared nh lit 411 pioisut
day seat ill e , .
Sew Trk. Jut II Liberty ltu
stai svtehdd sll shr feiu' l
in pond market i4y Hull hisher re.-.
rd wer mod by ih 4 at 11 14.
th fiiat I at l"t 'he fir.t 4a sUs St
11 and ih fourth 4 at ll 14
High grade rla. induattial and utili
ties ei 1 err ml furwaid by ih strength
of failed Mule war loan, but rased in
ihe Utter pari of Ih uioa under profit
taking.
International loan were Irregular, mod
erale gam in teral of Ih lj.il. A men.
an group, nnlably I tutuay la being riff,
set by lretiaii re, ii.hi in Kren. h mu
nnlpala Total sales (par tsluel !(
gated (i4.rei.oea.
Th few new offering of Ih day I.
eluded th Vremont Joint io k land bank
of Kbrakt :.on,Oe I per rem (arm
loan bonds.
New York, July IS following to.
day's high, low snd rluaing pro nf
bonds on ihe New York to k etrhange,
snd th total sale of h bond,
I', . flonda.
gale (in II eooi High Low i'Ioi
441 Liberty ... I0 8 1110 14 o
I Liberty 1st 4 ....101 81 101 tl o
I Liberty Id 4a loot lon.t 1 00 ;
111 Liberty 1st 4',. t"l 4 n 1 44 ci 64
all Liberty 3d 4!a..llnA l0 1: m 14
1314 Liberty Id 4..lot 0 100 43 o 14
70S Liberty 4th 4',,. 101.74 lot 40 )0I as
436 Vlcinry 4fca man 1 on u loots
foreign t.uvemmenl, Male and Municipal.
100
S 64
..III
,.. 84
.. St
as
. IS
100
0
71
I mi 1 110 S
64 64
110 110
4 t
l
4
4
9
100
71
IS
96
37 Argenlln
S chines Govt Ry
1 nern ss
II Bordeaux la ....
21 t'opvnhsgsn !s
13 Lyon as
21 Marseille Is ...
II Rio d Janeiro I
I Han Paulo Is . . . .
t Toklo 6
II Zurich s
4 Cierhoilo ctf... 14
i .un arum a A... in
74 liept Heine 1 93
20 Dom Can 6a 21..101
I Horn Can Is 31.... 9
21 Dom Can Is S3.. 18
is turn r. inn as 47.
so inch E Ind Ii) IS.
SI Frnrh Rep la ,
34 French Rep 7a .
1 Jap let 4 We
17 Japanea 4s
30 Belgium 7f .,
IS Belgium la ....
30 Denmark 1 ...
23 Italy la
77 Netherlands Is..
8 Norwsy Is
IS Sweden Is
20 Parls-Ly-Med Ss
13 Bolivia I
I Chile Is 44
4 Rep Uruguay Is
5 Queensland 7
13 Queensland 6a
1 Rio Or do Sul Is
IS Swiss Con 8s
61 K G B A I 61 22.1I0A, 11014 110U
61 K U B A I 6a 2S.I10 110 110
61 K O B A I S 17.104 103 104
61 U 8 Brszll 10 101 10m
, ... an ttH
... 46 45
Miscellaneous.
99
104
92
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New York July JS Tranea-liens an th
N.w York tulb pud niiei today !.
ii,e,
ItomeetUr,
Birth anil Prath
lil'lha.
Paul snd Slasdaliii ruin, noopitaU
.
Kted n. Delphi Neolas, IMS I'ssUlaf
Stieel. gill v
red "d Her nn Ramsay, 4!4 Plane
Ir, et girl
1 .pell and Mildred Psmrell, hospital
anl
Hairy and Maigaret Khert. h"pttt hey,,
I'eoni and H" t'lla. 1414 H.Kith Tour
laeoih stieel. gn,.
j.eph snd Slrgii Isataio. 141014
louth I'.le.eil'h Ireel, boy
red and lteini)n l), ll"T rmi
Vale High low Clue
I Allied Poker 11 !
S Allied l e kei , 14 Ii Ik
Aluminum 7 'II, .16 l"JS l"S
II Amer I'oi Mil tl 99
I Amer UT ww n 7 IM
I Amer TT -23 ! o" l
I Amer T)T r ;4 t"l lot S l
II Ana Copper .,11 l" l""'
Ana Copper 1 :S..I3 lt lH
I Armour C ! ,.16 ll 11
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1 Iteth Hlrel 7 Ml tr l"4
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9 Amer Sugar 6a 102 102 102
S Am T A T rv 6s. .116 116 116
11 Am T A T col tr 6s SS 98 98
28 Am Writ Pa 6s 85 15 85
5 Armour Co 4 s.. 91 90 90
29 A T A 8 F gen 4s.. 9 93 93
S A T A 8 F sdj 4s. , 84 84 84
9 At Ref 6a 103 103 1.03
48 Bait A Ohio 6a ...100 100 100
26 Bait A Ohio cv 4a 84 84 84
1 Bell Tel Penn 7s.. 108 108 103
11 Beth St ref 6s 94 96 96
3 Beth St p m 5s.. 92 92 92
3 Bkln Ed gen 7s D.. 107 107 107
36 Bkln R T 7s ctf. 83 83 83
3 Can North a ..110 110 110
47 Can Pac d 4s 79 79 79
18 Cent Ga 6a 100 100 100
2 Cent N Eng 4s.... 68 4J 67
11 Cent Pac gtd 4a.. 89 8 89
34 Chea A Ohio cv 5s. . 95 94 94
4 Ches A Ohio cv 44s 88 88U 88.
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14 Chi ft E III 6a 83
14 Chi Gt West 4s 60
44 C M A St P lv 4s. 69
69 C M A St T rf 4s 65
7 C M ft St P cv 6s.. 74
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4 Chi A West Ind 4s. 75 74 76
3 C C C A St L gn 4s 82 82 82
3 Chile Cop 7s ....105 105 105
33 Chile Cop 6s 92 92 92
3 Cool Ind 6 73 78 78
1 Colo A So ref 4s. 88 88 8g
1 Col G ft El 5s 96 96 96
9 Con Coal Md 6.. 89 89 89
169 ton Gas 7s 121 120 121
66 Cubs Cn Sug d 8s.. 89 87 89
38 Cuba Cn Sg d 7s.. 88 87 88
1 Cuba R R 7s A. .105 105 105
6 Cub Am Sug 8s 106 106 106
i A'ei oc nua v os.. v t 97 97
3 Det Ed ref 6s 103 103 103
2 Det Utd Rys 4s.. 82 82 82
21 Dpnt Nem 7s ..107 107 107
6 Duquesn Lt 6 ..103 102 103
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6 Erie pr lien 4s 65 65 65
4 Fisk Rubber 8s 106 106 106
4 Fram I D 7s 98 98 98
44 Goodyear T 8s 31.. 101 101 101
23 Goodyear T 8s 41.. 116 115 115
27 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s. 103 102 103
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20 Grt Norht 614s B.. 10244 102 102U
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7 Ind St 6s 100 100
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4 Int Met 41is ctf.. 114 11
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37 Int Pa ref 6s B 87
7 Invlnc Oil 8s 97
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S Kell Spring T 8a. .108
1 Lacka St 6s 33. .100
17 Lacka St 5a 50. . . . 89
5LSAMSd4s 28.. 94
3 L S A M 8 d 4s 31.. 93
1 Lehigh Va 6s 97
7 Lig & My 6s 97
1 Lorlllard 5s 98
1 L Z N ref 614s.... 107U 107U in7u.
3 L & N unified 4s. . 93 93 93
Mkt St Ry con. 6a. . 88 S7 87
5 Marland Oil 8s... .102 102 102
7 Mex Pet 8s 106 105 106
10 Mid St cv 6s 89 88 88
11 M A St L ref 6s.. 46 48 46
2 M S P ASSM 6S.103 103 J03
12 M K A T n y I 6s A 84 84 84
26 M K A T n ad 6s A 67 66 66
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1 Hhaw.heen 7 . ?JS "'
11 Holvay A CI ..106 0 0
0 H 1411 Tel 7. ....11 ;:s 1SV
S Htnd O NT 7 'JS-im 106 106
S Blind 1 .11 NT sSe-!"" ?' ?
1 Hi.w Warner a.ltn 110 110
I Swift A Co. 7. '26.102 102 101
J Swift A Co 7. 'Jl.101 11 0J
S i n Oil Cel la . . 1"J
17 l'n O Prod la ..ln2 97 87
! V.'ruum OH 7. ...107 1J7 1
S West Klectrlo 7. 108 108 101
foreign.
a Ar.enlln 7 '21 ..inn inn 1..
SO Hamburg 4
S NT NH H Fr 7
1 Hwlsa 6 ...
20 It 8 Mexico 4
14 Wlncheater 7
1
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3 I an N Ity 6 . .
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I I'h'troMl li"n .
1 Ci.p i:s A 'ii.
4 I leer A t' I
S K Ha Kul
I Krd I. Hk 4a .
I lln Asphalt a .
5 lliMldrlih TU 7 ,
II 1 (rami T a
1 uuir oil 7
41 Inter It T ':?
I Kan ' K .
IS l.ailedv Ha 7 .
1 I. M N I. 7 ,
1 I.lg-Wlm h. er 7
1 Slngm Cp 7 .
W Morris A Co 7s
It Net Acme 7 .
3 Nat C s Mull
Nat Leather a .
NT Ml n is
1 Phil HI S .
13 I Herv C of NJ
1 Robert unr i
2 1
73 72 72
103 11 101
38 18 81
102 103 102
0790.
cables,
Foreign Kxehnngo.
New Tork, July 25. Foreign Exchange
Gr'at'Brltaln Demand '! fables,
14 45; SO-day hills on banks. 14 43.
...Ar.mnd. .0830: cables. 0831.
l,.lvI).mand. .0469: cables. .0460
Belgium Demand. .0789; rablea
Oermany uemana. .vui.ts
" HoUiind Demand. .8880; cables. .3815.
Norway Demand. .1679.
Sweden Demand. .2169
Denmark Demand. .21 T
Swltxerland Demand. .1900.
Spain Demand. .1658.
Greece Demand, .0310.
Poland Demand. 0001.
Cxerhn-SlovaklB Demand. .0225.
Argentine Demand. .3676.
Braill Demand, .1382.
Montreal .99 6-32.
Frnlt Price Decline.
Chicago. July 26. Potato. apples,
pearhea and cantaloupes suffered slight
declines during the week ending ye.ter
day. according to th weekly report or
the United States bureau of agricultural
economics. Apples underwent the great
est price change, the market being slow
and dull In esstern cities.
The decline in cantaloupes came mostly
In Arizona stock. Supplies wer llbersl In
mVatermHons declined ISO to 173 a car
load In Philadelphia, but were firm In
other marketa.
Peach price were generally firm, al
though allghtly weaker In New Tork and
Pittsburgh for Georgia Elberta.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, July 25 Potatoes Weaker,
receipts. 136 cars: total Un4 s,Rt"
shipments, 457 cars; eaat shore Virginia
-1 w h.rra, r KH UODniem. e..-ew
civil, - - - . . . ,CA,
3.40; Kansas saeneo i nnnirn, i .v
cwt : Kansas sarnea cany unme i,
graded ll.OOf 1.10 cwt.; one car ' very
dirty and small. c "i.. ",,,
sacked Early Chios, 1135 cwt.; Mlnne
"ta sacked and bulk Early Ohlos, 11.10
1.20 cwt.
Chicago Stork.
Th following quotations ar furnished
by Logan ft Bryan:
I h.rle. and iletib l.ind, Sill ut
Tni, first street, sol
Johnny and Ann H hrtiidt. Thirty-thul
and Try street, girl
lluloph snd itulm te.ko. R r t
., , sirl
iharle snd fetl'e Adtmistt, St. T D
N"
i haiie snd Iran Compton. h-xpt'al
b'
William snd Mry Christopher. hepllel
gut.
Att and I'sjmar i'hritnen. h-pitl
! -i.
Hirnn snd Dell Kter. h"iMI bov.
run.. id and Kdn Knuna hpul boy
Alfm n.t Maria ,nti. 1114 Nnttl
Seventeenth elleet (III
ileorg and illads lampbetl. hospital
hof
Fred and Klliabeth Ktedetlrksen, h"l
pital. hoy.
Ueorie and Ann gwanten hpnl boy.
William and Flotenr Vtra. hneplial,
girl
iluv snd Nelll McDonald. hrrital. boy.
1111 nd Katheiin bhei b.md . 2'.l
Woolworth svenue. boy,
llrstha.
Klwond Clsrentnn Whitney. 1. 4:42 rt
rii k vnue
Ralph Sleek. 97. Ilnapital
Krtward Hnhrnboush. 7. hospital
Loui l. Ksringbntg, tl. hospital.
K. II. Hayne. 16. hneplial.
Nathan 8. Piatt. 80, hpl1
Amelia Bond lliddkk. 71. hoepltsl
Sirs. Slsry C. Moray. 17. lies Lsur-l
svenue.
III. hard L. Wilton. II. SO! North 8IS
teenlh afreet.
Slalhew 1rbat. 41. hospital.
Anna Louis Wyant, S3, hospltaL
Marriage Licences
Horrar 8. tlariatt. 17. Sargent Blufh,
la . and Amelia B. Garrett. 47. L Mars,
la.
Raymond C. Cassldy, J8. Counrll Bluffs,
21, and Tessl Williams, 21. Omaha.
John Sterk. 11. Council Bluff. ls.(
snd Helen, I'ulek, 21. Counrll Bluffs. y
George Krlegler, 24, Omaha, and Julia
A. Bkomal, II, Omaha.
John W. Cruse, over 11, Oihaha, gnd
Anna C. Griffith, over 21. Omaha.
Paul Rlvtrra. 22. Omaha, and Katharn
Entrlkln. 18, Omaha.
Jasper Salvo, 2. Counrll Bluff, and
Antonlna Caruso, 21, Council Bluff.
t'harlea Golladay. 25. Omaha, and Adell
Harting. 26. Hoooer. N"h.
BEE WANT AD RATES
llo per lino each day, 1 or I days.
12o par lln each day, 3 to S days,
too pr lln each day, 7 days or longer.
Thea ratea apply to Tha Sunday Be
aa well as to The Morning snd Evening
Bee. All weekday advertisements sppear
In both morning and evening sdltlons at
tb on cost.
Th sbova rates apply exclusively to
Want Ads whica ar commonly termed
"public wanta." and do not Includ ad
vertising or exploiting their bullosas.
THE BEE reserve the right to desig
nate what constitutes a public want.
Want Ads accepted at ths following
offices:
MAIN OFFICE ..17th snd Farnam Btt.
South Omaha 2400 N St.
Council Bluffs 16 Scott St.
Telephone
AT-lantio 1009.
Call for Want Ad Department. An ex
perienced want ad taker will receive your
Sd and a bill will be mailed later. Th
rate quoted bov apply to either charge
or cash order.
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Evening Edition 11:45 ju m.
Morning Edition S p. m.
Sunday Edition I p. m. Saturday.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
THE EVENING BEE.
69
96
86
97
79
89
108
100
89
94
93
97
97
98
15
64
101
89
100
12
11
69
97
86
97
79
89
108
100
89
94
93
97
97
Irmmir T.eather Co. com...
r-nmmonwealth Edison Co..
Montgomery -Ward Ca
National Leather
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide ft Carbon Co.
Close.
.. 12
..130
.. 21
.. 7
..101
.. 18
.. 56
Chicago, Poultry.
Chicago, July 25 Poultry Alive, easy;
fowls. 22c; broilers, 23 27c; roosters.
13c. .
Flaxseed.
Duluth. Minn.. July 25. Flaxseed
Julv. 12.48 bid: September. 12.44; Oc
tober. 12.36; bid. .
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City, Mo., July 25. Butter,
Eggs and Poultry Unchanged.
Crisp Crusted, Fresh
Green Apple Pie
5 with any order all
this week.
J
FtrOnFllCEIOOKtOi
2J Mo Pac con 6a. .
03
Mo Pac sen 4a
S Mdnt Pow 6s A. .
8 N O T A M inc 5s
11 N T C col 7s
4 N T C d 6s
6 N T U Ton 4S 84 841 R4S4
36 N T EM ref 6s..ll0 109 110
13 NT NH A H c 6s 48 80 80 SO
8 NY NH ft H d 4s 66 67 57 57
2 N Y Tel d 6s 49.. 106 106 106
41 N Y T ref 6s 41.. 106 106 105
12 N Y W ft Boa 4s 66 65 54
1 Nor ft West con 4s 92 92 92
12 Nor Pac yr lien 4s 89 89 89
85 Nor Pac ref 6s 108 107 107
1 N P- G N Jt 6e. .103 103 103
12 Nor Sts Pow rf 5a A 91 91 91
11 N W Bell Tel 7s.. 107 107 107
1 Or R Z N lat 4s.. 89 89 89
7 O 8 L ref 4s 92 91 92
23 Or-Wsh RR&N 4s.. 82 82 82
43 Otis St 8s A 101 100 101
4 Pac G A EI 6.. 91 91 91
42 Pac T ft T 5s 52 ctf 92 92 92
14 Packard Motor 8s. 107 107 107
2 Pan-Am P& T 7. 101 101 101
4 Penn R R 6....109 109 109
27 Penn R R gen 6s.. 102 101 101
t Penn R R gen 4s 93 . 93 93
Pere Marq rf 5s.. 97 97 97
3 Pro ft Ref 8s 10214 102U 10214
80
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES
HOGAN Mn, Katherine, beloved wife of
PBtrlck. She is survived, besides her hus
band by three daughters, Mrs. S. J. Alex
ander, Mrs. R. J. Mayer, Mlas Stacia J4o
gan; one grandson, Robert Mayer; one
brother, Simon Grace; one sister. Miss
Margaret Dyer nf Chicago, 111.
Funeral Thursday from residence, 4154
Chicago street, at 9 a. m., to St. Cecilia
church, 9 :30. Interment Holy Sepulchre
cemetery. Gentlemen mortuary in charge.
MARSHALL George, July 25, age 80.
Funeral service Thursday, 2 p. m., from
the home. 4114 Lafayette Ave. Interment
Forest Lawn cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
WE wish to sincerely thank our friends
and neighbors for the thoughtful and
kindly assistance and sympathy during the
Illness, death and burial of our beloved
husband and father. We wish also to ex
press our heartfelt appreciation for the
beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Lena
Gsmlin and son, Ralph.
I
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC sealing concrete burial
vaulta Recommended and (or sals
by all leading undertakers. Water
proof, no steel to rust, no wood to de
cay. Insist upon th AUTOMATIC SEAL
ING VAULT manufactured by Omaha
Concrete Burial Vault Co.. 6X10 K. (0th,
Omaha. Tel. Kenwood 107T.
CEMETERIES.
fete CO.
Tower Bulldllll. CHICAGO. ILL.
S;lentiflo American Bid,.. WASHINGTON, O. C
Woolworth Btllldlni, NEW TORK
Bobart Bids.. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
P
78
1
34
S0
70
73
81
74
42
27
44
98
85
93
78
1 .
88
80
70
73
81
76
62
27
44
98
4 Pub Srv 5s S5W
11 Rey I & St col 6s. 93
33 R G A W 1st 4s.. 78
R I A ft L, 4s.. 81
7 St L I Mt & S rf 4a 88.
14 St t S F adj Is.. 80
32 St L A 8 F Inc 6a. 70
II St L S F p Ml A 73
3StPKCCSL,4 81
3 S A A A P 1st 4s.. 74
S Seaboard A L con 6a 62
13 Seaboard A h ad 5a 28
S Seaboard A I. rf 4s 44
5 Sharon 8t Hn 8a A ?lu
60 Sinclair Oil cv 7s.l04 104 104
91 Sinclair Oil col 7s. 99 V 98 99
18 So Pac cv 4s 92 92 93
40 So Pac col tr 4S.. 88 87 88
31 So Ry gen ls ..102 102 102
3 So Ry con 6s nu a7 7U
. DO ny g-en 4S 69
43 So Prt Rlc Sg 7s. 100
It Stan Oil Cal d 7s.. 104
13 Third Av ad 5a.. 60
S Tidewater Oil 6.104
21 l'n Bg ft P 4s A ctf 97
15 Un Pac lat 4 15
a un rac cv 4 6
i un ianic uar
I U B Realty 6a
49 69
99 100
106 104
69 60
103 104
97 47
15 15
95 95
7a. .103 103 103
90 96 96
19 V S Rubber 7s..l08 108 108
18 U S Ruhber 6 91 90 90
7 U S Steel sf 5 103 103 103
11 Utah P ft I, 6s.. 91 90 90
49 Va-Cr Chm 7 ctf. 98 98 98
33 Va Ry 6s 95 95 95
1 Wet Elec 6s 10 100 100
S West Md 1st 4s.. 45 5 15
JO West Pac 6s 86 85 85
1 West Un Ss .....110 100 110
S West Elec 1 108 107 108
1 Wheel ft L E con 4s 74 74 74
J Wlck-Spen 8t 7,. 100 100 100
4 Wtlion ft C sf TVii. 10444 1044 104
1 Wilson A C cv .. 92 92 92 I
Total sales of bonds today wer 114,-1
iti8HAI. crrv tAJffi
Portland Railway
Light & Power Co.
lit A Ref. 5 Bonds
Due 1942
Secured by direct first
mortgage on more than
75 of the Company's
generating; capacity, in
cluding its largest hydro
electric plants.
Price to yield about
6.15
Circular on request
The National City Company
Omaha First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Telephone 3316 Jackson
Visit Forest Lawn
A beautiful new section haa roeentlj)
been opened In Forest Lawn eomstorjt
(north of city limits). It is) but wis.
dom to select a lot before bgolnta
necessity compels on to do so ens
for booklL
FOREST LAWN CEMETERY ABBOCTJU
TION.
720 Brandeis Theater Bid;.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
Stack A Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
riEKclAMBULANCEVo??
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertakers snd Embalmers.
Phono HA. 026S. Offlc S411 Farnam.
When in Omaha Stop at
Hotel Rome
Why Pay More?
$23.40
32x4 Non-Skid
Cord
At the Sprague Factory,
18th and Cuming
Hulse & Riepen,
Funeral Directors. 2224 Cuming.
LARKIN BROTHERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 4813 SO. 24TK
CROSBY-MOORE
FLORISTS
LEE LARMON
1 S 1 4 Douglas.
Phon DO. 1244
SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
d. SWOBODA, 141S FARNAM STREET.
L. HENDERSON. 1607 Farnam. J A. 1258.
JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. JA. 1S0S.
PERSONALS
THE SALVATION Army Industrial horn
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazine. We collect. We distribute.
Phon DO. 4135 and our wagon will call.
Call and Inspect our new bom. 1 1 1 0
1112-1114 Dodge St.
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with massagea. 614 s. 19th. AT. Sill.
SULPHUR bath. Swedish manage, ehl.
ropody. Evening to I. 201 8. loth 81.
FRANK W. Forgiveness
Write. Important. Mabel.
awaits you.
WOODWARD'S
worth. Office I,
M a sa ge
nre.. 10
-1760VS LeavenV
m. to 7 p. m.
MASSAGE. Emma Brott. 1717 Webster.
KXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC 549.
FISHER batha. maaaage. 110 Arthur Bldg.
RENT vacuum cleaners. 76c HA. 107L
EXPERT massage. 210 No. 17tH
LOST AND FOUND
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aoveriisea nis loss.
owner he
It'B ,limr.lnv
many people read this classification each
j-,. .! mnosity. sometimes.
LOST Tortoise
care
5164.
Shell ataaeee f l..ih..
near ISih and Farosm. Csll WA.
ijj. i tiann or kevs; reward. AT
,or III Arthur hnUdlni. r" AT
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