10
THE OMAHA BEE: TUESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1922.
Omaha Grain
Omsha, July 31.
Liverpool wheat cabin (hi morn
ins were vttk and lower. Foreign
changc Hat alto weak and there
wat a heavy run of receipts and
ood turd increase in the visible iup
ply tlateineut and wheat receipts
expected to run neavy, regardless
car restrictions.
Tins week spring wheat is beginning
to arrive in the northwest markets.
The combination of these influences
caused a heavy tone in all grain
markets with prices reaching new low
levels in some instances. There was
little said of export business and re
ports from the growing corn were
excellent.
Receipts of wheat at Omaha were
vi .... ......
rflU Car, agOHISl ml I im lest
of corn, 87 cars, against 71 cars; of
nats, 35 cars, against 16 cars last year.
Total shipments, 249 cars, against 255
cars last year.
There was a fair demand for .pot
wheat at prevailing prices, which
were quoted at 2c to 4c lower. Corn
moved readily at Vtc lower. Oats
sold lc lower. Rye was quoted 2c
to 3c lower, and barley nominally lc
to 2c lower.
WHEAT.
N. t dark hard: 1 car. IMS.
No. S dark hard: S cars, IMS; 1 far
(shipper's weight, smutty), 11.14; 1 car
, (smutty), II 14; I rara, IMS.
No. S dark bard: I esr. IMS;
car ismulty), 11.14: I can. 11.11; 1 car
(smutty), 11.14.
No. 4 dark hard: 1 car. II 11.
No. 1 hard wlntert 1 car OS par cent
aaro, si.ot; i car, si.vi.
No. 1 hard wlnlar: S can. SI 04 :
ear. 11.01 H; I cara, 11.11: 1 car (74 par
eent dark). II. oa: 1 car (snipper weignu
Si si; I can (snipper weignt), li.oo; i
car, II. OS; 1 car (IS par cant dark)
11.91; 3 rara (snippers wsignt), i.oo
II cara. 11.00.
No. I hard wlntar: t car (71 per can!
dark), 11.04; 1 car. 11.04; I cara. tie
I car, 11.01; 1 car, 11.00; 1 car (amutty)
1 .SI; 1 car (amutty). Sic.
No. 4 bard wlntar: I can. Ho 1 car
(amutty), c: S carl. I Sc.
No.
a nara winter: t car tsmutty). sac,
Sample hard wlntar:
ant molature). Sc.
1 car (20 par
No. 1 yellow hard: 1 ear.
No. t yallow hard: 4 cara.
8101
SI
00.
No. 4 yellow hafd: 1 rar. SSc,
Sampla mixed: 1 rar (durum), He.
CORN.
No. I whit: I oars, !4o.
No. S whlto: 1 car, 61 4.
No. 1 yallow: t car, ilc.
No. t yallow: 1 car, 14 He.
No. I yellow: I can, 44 He
Mo. 1 mixed: 1 car. 84c.
So. s mixed: T can, 6c: I rara (ship-
parr waignts;, sic; 1 car (apaciai bluing),
StVtt.
No. I mixed: t rar. (4c
OATS.
No. t white: S cara, Jl'ic.
No, a white: S cara, lie; 1 ear (ship
pera' weights). Sic.
No. 4 white: 4 can, 10 c.
Sample white: 1 car, 30 4c.
No. s mixed: i car, soc.
1 car barley and oata mixed
RYft
No. I: t cara,
SOHc
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota.)
Week
1f4
71
II
1
i
Week
A so
8
41
14
Tear
Receipt Today
Wheat 140
Corn 87
Oata IS
Rye S
Barlej I
Ago
273
71
111
4
2
Tear
Shipment
Wheat
' Cora
Oata
I Rye
Today
..111
..SI
.. 21
.. 0
Ago
181
1
S
0
0
1
0
1
PRIMARY RSCEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels.)
Week
Tear
Ago
4.397,000
Receipt. Today
Wheat 4.001,000
Cora SSI. 000
Oat 138,000
Ago
3. 489,00ft
1, 061, 000
1,1)1.000
Week
' Ago
80,000
1.847,000
SOS.UUO
3,069.000
Tear
Ago
1,581.000
Shlpement Today
Wheat 1,320.000
Cora 1,184,000
Oat 699.000
1.010.000
10.1)3.000
684,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Week
Tear
' Bushels
Wheat and Flour .
Corn
Oats
CHICAGO
Today
...1.267.00
Tear Ago
698,000
2.000
, . 217,000
.. 84,000
RECEIPTS.
100.000
Week
Carlota Today. Ago.
Wheat 343 474
Corn 136 164
Oat 88 118
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlota Today. Ago.
Wheat 863 931
Corn 40 48
Oat 18 15
8T. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlota Today. Ago.
Wheat 693 308
Corn 186 314
Oata 121 100
Year
Ago.
511
95
400
Tear
Ago.
1,088
39
77
Year
Ago.
661
160
141
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
, Carlota Today. Ago.
Minneapolis 312 217
Duluth 73 42
Ago,
404
84
Winnipeg 148 144
UNITED STATES VISIBLE.
Bushel Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
Wheat 11,867,000 1S.47S.00O 24,858,000
Corn 1S.50S.000 25,419,000 14,584,000
Oat 38,847,00 28,761,000 17,562,000
. Rye 1,154,000 151,000 1,346,000
Barley 834,000 145,000 1,845,000
OMAHA STOCKS.
Buahela Today. Year Ago.
Wheat 481,000
Corn 603,000
Oata 1,909,000
Rye 13,000
1,475,000
695,000
1,654,000
27,000
16,000
Barley 2,000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. July 21.
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. 1 Noon. I Sat
Wht.
July
Sep.
Dec.
Rye
July
Sep.
Dec.
Cora
July
Sep.
, Dec.
iOat
July
Sep.
Dee.
Lard
July
Sep.
Ribs
July
Sep.
1.08 1.08H 1.06
1.08
1.0834 1.06 1.05K
1.06
1.09 1.09 1.07U
1.08 ...
.7814 .78 .76K
.77 .77 .75
.71 .79 .76
I I
.1214 .621 .61
"'." ".ii'-' ".60
62 .6014
.58 .58 .67
.17
I I
.12 .22 .31
.14 .34 .33
.83U
.27 JT .36
.11
iii"i7- Hi ' Ums'
I I I
1.05
1.05
1.05
1.06
1.07
1.08
.76
.76
1.10
1.08
1.07
1.10
1.10
.79
.78
.76
.79
I
.81
.61
.61
.61
'.57
.57
.31
.33
".38
.3
.63
.62
.62
.58
.58
.32
.34
.34
.37
11.80
11.37
111.36
111.42
110.76
Il087
10.75
llO.SO 10.80 110.76
10 75
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. Mo., Julv 31. Wheat
Ko S hard. 11.1091.15; No. 2 red, 11.02.
Corn No. I white. 66 c; No. 2 yellow,
foe.-
Hay Choice alfalfa. 17.00fM9 00; No.
1 prairie. I10.604J11.60; No. 1 timothy,
!14.004)lS.es; clover, mixed, 114.009
14.50.
Kansas City. July 21. Clos: Wheat
July. SSc; September, SSc; December,
''cornJuly, c; September. 63c: De
cember, 61 c.
V Minneapolis Grain. v
Minneapolis. July 21. Wheat Cash. No.
1 northern. I1.281.2S ; July. 11.13;
September. 11.11: December. 11.09.
Corn No. I yellow. 6757c.
Oats No. S white, :903Oe.
Barley 42 9 62c.
Rye No. 2. 7171c.
Flawed No. 1. I2.3192.11.
TWMe Grata Supply.
New York, July 21. The visible supply
f American grain show the following
change:
Wheat Increased 4.198.00 bushels.
Cora decreased 1,910.000 bushels.
Oata decreased 1.178.00 buahela,
Rts Increased 142.800 bushels.
Barley decreased 48.000 bushel.
)4. Leeds Grain.
St. Louis. July SI. Wheat Cask, Sep
tember, ll.tl: December, tl.S.
Com September, S0c; December,
66 a.
Oats September. Ile; December. 21
. 937c
Mlsaespolis Grabs.
Minneapolis. Minn.. July II Flour
Market unchanged ts la lower; family
patents, IT.809f.7S.
Bran Market unchanged - at 114.009
11.0. , - I
Market', Financial1 and Industrial News of the Day
Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELS,
Out See lm4 Wtt.
Chicago, July J 1. Heaviest bedg
ing sales ol wheat on the crop, with
a
a break of Jmnd m Liverpool
and the prospective settlement of the
rail and coal strikes, made a weak
are
01
market. The close was at net losses
of Z'Amyic. July lcadinsr. Corn and
oats reflected the weakness in wheat.
Cora closed KSU.c and oats le
lower. Kye dropped 3'AQ3V.e.
September and December wheat
sold at a new low for the season,
Hedging sales were heavy and per
sistent. At no time was there
strong rally. Weakness in foreig
exchange, with marks at a new low,
tended to restrict the export demand
There was some early selling of fu
tnres attributed to foreign accounts.
Ine foreicn financial situation over
shadowed anything of a bullish char
acter, although there was nothing in
the news to justify any enthusiastic
Buying.
Cash prices were weaker than fu
tures in all markets. AssreKate ar
rivals at Kansas Citv. Omaha and St.
Louis, despite the car shortage, were
I OOT ' . , n. N
1,101 car, comparer! wnn ,ut cars
last year. Chicago had 1,152 cars,
Crap Report a Favorable.
Report from the serins' wheat terrl
tory amorally were favorable. Minna
apoll received eight rara of new grain
It graded No. 1 northern or better. Ex
port salea finally were estimated at 600..
000 huahel. with local handler selling
200 00 buahela to tb aeaboard.
Trad In corn and oata mainly wa of a
local character. The weskness In wheat
wa the main depressing Influence. Pri
vate crop report suggested Improvement
In the outlook aa compared with a month
ago. The weaknen In exchange pre.
vented any material export business. Ship
ping aenmna we only rair. witn 100,000
bushels corn sold to export era. Receipt
294 cara corn and 151 cara oata. July corn
went aut at the eame figure aa the Sep
tember, while July oat were 2c under the
September.
Scattered llautodatlon wa on in rye,
hlrh broke aharply and cloaed at the
bottom. Hedging preaeure waa a factor
In making the decline. Home with east
em connections were buyen early. Ex.
port aale of 400,000 buahel war mad
late Saturday.
ns Note.
Congestion, due to short covering on
oversold pit conditions, msy occur from
time to time, but It looks aa tnougn pricea
must reach a level at which inveatment
buying la attracted by reason of the price,'
Bartlett. Frsiler a Co., says, ine out
look. Is for a nnsjnal yield of corn. The
basis for the recent advance was the cash
situation and until It Improves it will be
diffirule to bring about any Increase In
the buying power.
The Armour Grain company paid for
the greater part of the grain on July de
livery. Deliveries were heavy. The later
deliveries were 1,070,000 bushels wheat,
467.000 buahela corn, 549,000 bushels oats,
76.000 bushels rye and 50,000 pounds ahort
ribs. For the month of July they were:
Wheat, 2.803,000 bushels; corn, 11,161.000
bushels; oata. 7,880,000 bushels; rye, 550.
000 bushels: lard. 4,100,000 pounds; short
ribs, 300,000 pounds.
It Is , understood that there has been
very heavy buying of short wheat the past
few dsys by the largest New York In
terests. It waa their buying late Saturday
that made the late advance, and there was
apparently more of It today.
Contract stocks or wneat in unicago are
126.000 bushels, increase 240,000 bushels
last week. Corn, 2,099,000 bushels, de
crease 1.826,000 Busnen, oats z.tus.vvv
bushels, decrease 167,000 bushels.
Chicago livestock.
Chicago. Julv SI. Cattle Receipts. 14,-
000; active; beef steers and butcher she
tock, strong to 25a mgner, mostly luc 10
16c up; top matured ateers, 110.60, paid
several times; best long yearlings, 110.50:
bulk beef steers, 18.6010.16; farmers and
cutters and bulls, steady to strong; veal
calves, mostly steady; stockers, strong;
bulk butcher she stock. 15.1597.25; bulk
bologna bulls. 84.25j4.60; bulk canners
and cutters, J3.003.85; bulk stockers,
15 .25(5)6.60.
Hogs Receipts, 43,oo; openea iuc 10
20c higher: closed better grades firm, 10c
to 16c higher; others dull, steady to 16e
lower; apot, 26c off from Saturday: top,
110.70; bulk good butchers, $9.8610.60;
n.rb.r, rnnntlv t7.75fi)8.60: Digs, strong,
29.7510.25; shippers took about 10,000;
estimated holdover, 13,000.
Sheep and Lumiu Keceipis, io.uuu; mi
lambs opened steady to strong; closed
weak to 16c lower; early top native and
western lambs. 112.75: bulk natives. 112.26
l2fi0- hulk westerns. 112.65: feeder
ends weak to lower at 112.35 down; sheep,
ftrm; top fed western ewes, 17.60; best
light native ewes, 7.25.
New York Sugar.
New York, July 31. The raw sugar
market was quiet and no business was
renorted. Cubas were at 3c cost and
freirht. eaual to 5.36c for centrifugal,
with store sugar available l-16c below
this level, while It was believed that
rintv froA snears could be had at 6.30c
for centrifugal, with buyers holding off.
The raw sugar lutures marsei was
easier In sympathy with the spot mar
ket. Scattered liquidation by outside
interests caused declines of 6 to 7 points
nr. netiva nosltions. but near tne cioso
there was a partial rally on covering, with
final price 2 to 6 points net lower. Trad
ing wsa only mooeraie, wiw yci iu.
inclined to limit operation and await
developments In the spot market. Sep
tember. S.69c; December, 2.83c; March,
In refined, price were unchanged at
qo tn 7 ofto for fine granulated, with
although withdrawals on
old order continue of large proportions.
Refined future were nuimnai. w"-
ing: September, October ana uecemoer,
7.25c.
New York Cotton. . .
New York. July II. Price woraea
slightly lower in the cotton marKei, al
though the closing level wa considerably
higher than the opening, at which the list
ft ii. in it saints. The market
promptly sold down to 30 points below the
previous close on liquidation by Wall street
and selling for southwestern spot houses;
Business at times in the afternoon came
to a standstill. There wa a slight recov
ery in the later trading. The close wa
to 22 points net lower.
Snot vtas aulet. 26 points decline, 21.45c
for middling upland.
sthrn annta: Galveston. 21.76c, 20
points decline New Orleans, 21.25, 26 points
decline; Augusta, 21.25c, 25 points decline;
Memphis, &2,60c unchanged; Houston,
21.70c, 20 points decline; Little Rock,
21.50c, unchanged. J
New York Produce. .
New York, July 21. Butter Market
quiet; creamery, higher than extras. 34
35c; extras, 34934c; firsts. 31933
packing stock current make ho. 2, 2a
Cheese Market weak;X state whole milk
flats, fresh specials, 20921c: state whole
milk flata. fresh special, 19919c; state
whole milk, twins, fresh specials. 209
20c; atato whole milk, twins, fresh spe
cials, 1919c. ..
Eggs Market steady; receipts. lO.S
esses; fresh gathered extra first. 259
27c; firsts. 22924c. y
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, Ga., July 31. Turpentine
Steady, 11.1191.12; receipts. 664 bbls.;
shipments. 970: stock, 0,371.
Rosin Steady; sales. none; receipt.
1 700 casks; shipment. 2,700; stock. 79,-
43Quote: B, 14.76; D, 14.9094.95; JS. 15.05;
F 15 0596.10: G, H, 16.10: I, 16.15: K.
15 JO; M, S5.1595.40; N. 15.55; WO. 16.10;
WW, 16.7096.76.
New York Dried FraHa.
New York, July 31. Evaporated apple
null .til. liufille.
Prunes Firm; California. S 911 He; Ore
gon. 12918c.
Apricot Nominal.
Peaches Quiet; choice. 12914c; ex
tra choice. 14915c; fancy. 18919c.
Raisins Wailing: loose muscatels. 15 9
16c; choice to fsncy seeded, 12914c;
seedless. 15 919c.
Xew York Dry Ctoad.
New York. July 11. Cotton good and
yarn market were quiet. The lines of
dress good- made by the American Woolen
company were opened at pricea ranging
from 1 to S per cent op from last season.
Buying started promptly. Burlaps were
quiet and price were unchanged. Raw
silk price were softer.
Ijsndon Wool.
- London July 31. There were 11.40
bale offered at the wool auction salea
It was a good selection and trading wa
animated with ail quarters buying free
ly at current rates, American buyers se
cured everal lota of West Australia
greasy ..combinga up to 2 2 d.
Kansas City Fowl try-
Kansas Citr. Mo. July 3L Batter,
ggs and Poultry Unchanged.
Live Stock
-
Jul II,
Receipt were l Cattle,
eetiwai Monday..., 6, to
Same day last week.. 1. 1 10
Same dap I weeks a' 1.41
Same day S w's a'e. S.tof
Sam day rear ago... 12,101
Beg. Sheep.
8.80
10,040
11.040
4.411
IS.ISI
Ml!
11.7
10.031
11.1
10,111
Receipts and dlspoaltiea of llveelock
the Unloa stockyards, Omaha, Nab., for
hour ending at 2 p. m , July II, 112);
KUL'BIPTS I'AHLOT
C. M St. P. Ry,. 1
Mo. rc. By I
Union Pceifie R. R. . 41
I'. 4k N. W. Ry., east . .
0. N. W. Hy., west. II
C, at. P., M. 4 a Hy. IS
t. H. si U. Hv.. cast. 1
1
ii ii
1
II
st s
17 IT "7
I'., B. A W. Hy.. west. 1ST
l., M, I, I"., asst.. 3
C. R. I V.. west.. 7
C, U. W. Ky I
Total receipts . ...!J0
PIHI'OSITION HKAD.
Armour A Co. 711 s7 l.ssa
Cudahy Pack. Co 497 l.OoS 2.879
Dold i'ack. Co 314 SS7 ....
Morn l'ck. Co 77 SSI 107
Swift A Co. 417 793 1.001
J. W. Murphy 1,744 ....
Armour Park Co., t. F 91 ....
Lincoln Pack. Co I
Cudahy Hru '. 71 ....
Hlgdn Pack. Co 14
Hoffman liroa II
Mayerowlch 4k Vail,.., 15 ',.
Midwest Park. Co II
Omaha Pack. Co II
S. Omaha Pack Co.... 1
Benton 4k Van Bant... 66
J. M. Bulla 95
R. M. Burrus St Co.. 9
W. H. ( heekv IB
E. U. Christie A Son.. 4 .... ....
Dennis A Frsncl 211
Kill Co. 6
John Harvey 130
Krleb A Co 51
T. J. Jnghram 10 .,
F. O. Kellogg 261
Joel Lundgres 31
F. P. Lewi 56
Klrkpatrtck Bro 44
Mo.-Kan. C. A C. Co... 20
J. B. Root A Co 122
Rosenatock Bros 14
Sullivan Bros 0
W. B. Van 8a nt A Co.. 142 ...... ....
Werthelmer A Degen.. 24
Other buyer 1.011 .... 1,461
Total
.1,007 6.571 13,121
Cattle: Receipt were 6.600 head. Offer.
Ing of cattl ware smaller than expected
nd included few desirable corn fed steers.
the bulk of the arrival being western
rangers or grsssv nstives. On what few
desirable corn fed steer that were on sale
the market was 10 9 26c higher, with pretty
good steer selling at 19.76910.10. Cow
tuff was generally a quarter higher than
Friday and a good share of the western
ranger sold aa feeder at price 10925c
mgner than tne close of last week.,
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
beeves, 19.76910.35; good to choice beeves,
S9.10tjps.00; fair to good beeves, S8.609
60; fair to good beeves, 18.6099.00:
common to lair peeves, is. ousts. so.
Choice to prime yearlings. !9.60(710.2S
good to choice yearlings, I8.5o 90.40; fair
to good yearlings, 17.7698.60; common to
mr yearlings, s7.oovt.7s.
choice to prime heifers, ss.ooe9.25
good to choice heifers. 17.0098.00; fair to
good heifers, 1.5097.00; common to fair
heifers, 14.5096 60; choice to prime cows,
16.6097.25; good to choice cows, 15.509
so.
Good to choice feeders. 17.2591.00: fair
to good feeders, 16.6097.26; common to
fair feeders,-16.7596.60; good to choice
stockers, 17.0097.26; fair to good atockers,
16.2697.00; common to fair atockers, 14.76
WS.OO.
stock heifer. S4.00S5.50: stock cow.
13.2594.25; stock calve, 5. 006)7.00; veal
calvea, 15.5099.50; stock bulls, 14.0095.00;
bulls, stage, etc.. 13.2696.76.
Good to choice grass beeves. 17.6008.26:
fair to good grass beeves, 16.6097.40; com-
moi to lair graas oeevea, 86.7SH6.so; good
-to choice grass cows, 16.2590.00; fair to
gooa grass cows, ss.ooess.oos
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. . No.
Av.
.. 701
..1270
.. 868
..1456'
. . 989
..1291
Pr.
7 00
7 60
698 6 60 29
. . 921
..1061
. . 885
,. 835
.. 810
..1310
7 35
7 05
25
9 50
9 6
82..
25..
18..
31..
14..
10 10
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
. 673 7 55 27...... 780
. 645 8 75 9...'... 816
. 806 I 15
COWS.
. 648 2 60 2 1010
. 758 3 75 T 997 ,
.1870 76
0..
19..
1..
28..
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
475 4 50 3 940 - 6 60
605 6 75 9 888 6 10-
7 l. 687 0 25 2. ....-4155 7 00
BULLS.
1 1250 1 65 1.,
1 1260 2 90 ' 1..
1 1120 7 00
CALVES.
20 295 5 00 10.,
15 303 6 75 1..
1 250 9 00 1. .
... 860
...1120
282
282
180
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
21 519 4 60 20 762
12 839 6 00 6 692
16 . 662 6 40 10 044
66 872 65
Hogs; Receipts were 0,800 head. On an
unusually light run today and active de
mand from shippers, the market opened
active at prices 10925 higher, and pack
ers generally followed the advance. Light
hogs sold at 110.10910,20, with a top price
at 10.25. Good quality medium weight
butchers sold at 19.76910.10 and strong
weight butcherd at 19,2699.75, with the
bulk of better grade at 19.60910.20.
Heavy mixed and packing grade sold
largely at 17.7598.90, with extreme heavies
at 17.2597.60.
HOGS.
No. A v.
9. .401
29.. 370
61. .153
74.. 293
64. .270
64. .242
66. .208
31. .224
Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh,
Pr.
7 60
1 00
8 15
8 50
9 00
9 60
10 00
7 40 It. .422
70
70
70
70
70
7 70
17.. 300 ...
60.. 285 140
64.. 263 40
66.. 277
57.. 222 ...
30.. 328 ...
60. .232 ...
100.. .178 110
8 10
1 25
8 90
S 10
9 76
16 06
10 10
10 25
70. .199
10 15
Sheen and Lambs: Receipts were 16.000
head. On a heavy run of lambs today the
market was slow at prices ruling steady to
25c lower. Best quality native lambs sold
at 112.20912.25 and western lambs largely
at the same range with best quality up to
Siz.so. Feeders ruled about steady, the
bulk of best quality moving at 111.769
12.00. Sheep moved fairly readily at
steady prices, good quality ewes selling up
to 17.00, tne top price or the day.
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Fat
lambs, good to choice, I12.0012.6S; fat
lambs, fair to good, 810.60912.00; feeder
lambs, 89.00912.00: cull lambs. 16.009
10.00: fat ewes, light. 16.5097.00: fat
heavy, 14.0096.00.
Kansas Citr Live Stock.
Kansas City. Mo.. Julv 31. Receints. 20.
000 head; , beef steers, strong to 25c lower
top, 110.00; other fed lots. 18.6099.86;
yearlings. 25c higher: seversl loads. 89.00
09.60; sbe stock, steady to strong; choice
cows, 16.40; common to medium mostly
13.7594.75; fairly good heifers around
17.00; bull, calves and canners mostly
steaay; practical top on vealers. 19.00:
most bolognas, 11.7594.26; canners, most
ly, fZ.OO.
Hogs Receipts. 9,000 head; fairly active
on bulk of desirable kind around lOo
higher; closed with most of advance lost
top, 110.10; bulk better. ISO to 240, 19.90
txiu.iv: neavies slow: Decker toe 810.00:
bulk, 19.00910.00; packing aowa. mostly
i.aoi.si; stocg pigs, 2teoc higher
best lights, 110.60; bulk weighty kind.
fiu.uuerio.zs.
Sheep and Iambs Receints. 7.000 head
lamb, fully ateady; top native, 112.70
culls, 16.5097.25; Idaho lambs carrying
short fst ends to dealera. 112.00: sheen.
siow; lat ewes, generally 16. 0090. 60.
St, Joseph Livestock.
8t. Joseph. Julv SL Hogs Receipt.
0.500 head; shippers buying a few 110 to
200-pound butchers, 110.06 9 10.10; market,
10 to lie higher than Saturday' shipper
market; packers bidding steady; packing
sows, 17.6097.76; steady; average coet
Saturday, I. 32; weight 234 pounds, aver
age cost last week, ss.ss; weight, 248.
Cattle Receipts. 2,100 head; market
most classes about steady; cows steady;
a few loads mixed yearling. 19.76; bulk
beef steers and grassy kinds ranging from
15.20 to around 16.90; bulk beef cowa, 14.00
96.50; canners and cutter, 11.71 down;
best veal calves, steady; top,- 19.00; bid
ding. 16 to 60c lower on others.
Sheep Receipts 1.10 head; market kill
ing classes about steady: three loade Wyo
ming lambs, 111.76; bulk native lambs.
I11.I0912.7S; cull, natives. 17.00; good
ewes. 10.0.
Rtsnz City Live Stock.
Sioux; City, la., July 11. Cattle Re
celpta. 4.00 head; market 25c higher;
fed steers and yearlings. 18.00910.26;
grass ateers and yearlings, 10.1091.00;
grass cows snd heifers. 14.090.10; fat
cowe and heifers, !S.098.!; canners,
12.591.10; veals. 5.00 9 9.0; feedera.
4.00 9 7.75; calves 14.0097.00; bulla.
14.0094.60; feeding cows and heifers,
3e9S0; stockera. 15097.3.
Bogs Receipts. 2.00 head; market
steady. 10c higher: top. Ilt.10; bulk of
good hogs. 10.10: packing grades. 17.76
1.50: etsgs. 15 (006.
Sheep Receipts, 19 heed; market
steary. ,
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
Omaha Be I . W Ire,
New York, July 31, The present
week opened, as lat week opened
and closed, with the Wall street mm
apparently concerned with nothing
hut the negotiations over the coal and
railway strikes.
Financial Europe's numerous
critical uncertainties anneared to
and
rind
no reflection whatever, except in tor
eign exchange rates. Even those
moved with a good deal of indecision.
barly in the day the German mark
tell to .UU14J4, the lowest recorded
figure, comparing with .0015$ on
Saturday, and ,wi7H on hr dav. hut
even the mark recovered in the later
trading, ending above last week's
rnai figure.
Exchange I'srertaln.
Other, Ruranean iirhiniH ala,. mawa
downward, then unward it.ln. P.a,,m
ably this meant that tha H,nl,l,v ..h.a.
of liquidation of the mark had for
lime pesaea again, and that the e
Chang market In general ar now merely
speculating on the nature of Ihe British
premier inrinrominng declaration to
perllament regarding Oermsn reparation
mi ma inier-governmenrai wr Acuta.
80 far aa concerned the lattot aiiua
Hon, there waa certainly nothing In tha
oars actual newa to ntsroumea iha hnnaa
of early aettlcment which became prevalent
immruiaieiy arter the mooa of Washing
ton In the middle of last week, seemed
to reflect complete desnondenrv What
seemed to be going on wa maneuvering
or ooin sine ror pneiiion in in settle
ment. rather than the raising of ohsta
cirs.
Stock Market Strong.
The early stock market was narticu.
larly strong: some Industrial shares ad.
vsncrd S to 4 eolnta and the railway
shares moved similarly. This pscs was
manifestly a bit rapid with ao many un
certainties atlll aurroundlng tha financial
situation and a considerable part of the
early advance was lost before the close.
The advance In (tock exchange call
money rates to 0 per cent In the after
noon had its Influence In emphasising such
reaction as oocurrea. But tnia tnignten
Ing on demand loan rates wa a usual
psssing incident. Indicating nothing aa
to the condition of the general money
marset wnicn, as a wnoie, wa easiar.
New York Stocks
Range of prices or the leading stocks
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248 Peter
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Saturday
High. Low. Close. Close
T. A S. F 101 101H 101 ....
A 0 68 57 68 V 67U
B.
Canadian Pacific. .141 140S, 140H 140
Y. Central 98 98 98 07
Chesa. A Ohio 73 71 72 71
Oreat Northern.... 84 83 83 93
Illinois Central. ...108 108 108 108
C. Southern..
.. 26 26 28 ....
Lehigh Valley
Missouri Pacific...
N. Y. A N. H
.. 66 66 66
.. 23 23 23
65
22
31
78
77
47
75
44
91
25
29
143
31 31 31,
79 78 78
79 77 78
47 47 47
76 76 76
44 44 44
92 91 92
21, 25 25
29 29 29
Northern Pacific,
Chicago A N. W...
Penn. R. R
Reading
R. I. A P
Southern Pacific.
Southern Railway.
M. & St. P
Union Pacific...
143 143 143
UTb'KLB.
mer. Car Fdrv. 172 171 172
171
Allls-Chalmers ...54 53 53
53
Amer. Locomotive 121 119 119 119
Bald. Locomotive 122 120 120 120
netneinem Bteei .. 77TS 77'
78
Colo. Fuel & Iron 31 30 30
30
uclble 94 92 92
91
Amer. 8teel Fdrv. . 29 38 39
37
77
36
82
Lackawanna Steel
78 77 77
36 35 15
Idvale Steel ....
Press. Steel Car ..
Repub. 8. A I.
74 73
73
Rail. Steel Spgs.
l'S 105
109 108
U. 8. Steel
102 101 101 101
Vanadium .
49
49 4
SOPPKRS.
... 53 53
Aanaconda
53
61
38
22
30
53
ir.er. 8. & B. Co.
61
38
2 2
30
60
37
22
30
61
Cerro De Paaco .
Chill
38
22
hino
Inspiration
41
Kennecott
Miami
Nevada Con
Ray Con
Seneca
36 36 36
36
SO
. 16
. 16
. 12
. 66
OILS.
. 71
. 43
. 60
..
16
16
12
65
16
16
16
114
1.
66
70
43
69
13
Utah
(leneral Asphalt
Cosden
Cal Pet
Island Oil
Invincible Oil
69
43
59
71
42
60
13
13
Mexican Pet 1 166
167 169
Middle states li
Pacific Oil 66
Pan-American .... 74
Phillips 45
Pierce Oil 8
Pure Oil 30
Royal Dutch 53
Sinclair Oil 31
Stand Oil N J 182
Texas Co 46
Union Oil 20
12
12 12
64
73
44
1
29
53
66
73
44
7
29
53
31
64
7t
44
7
29
64
1
31
181 181 180
46 46 46
20
20 20
White Oil 8 8
MOTORS.
Chandler 65 62
General Motors.. ,. 14 13
Willys-Overland ". . 8 8i
Pierce-Arrow 10 9
White Motor
8 8
62
13
8
10
65
13
8
4fi
Studebaker 134 131
132
13V
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flsk 13 12
Goodrich 39 39
Kelley-Sprlngfield.. 46 45
Keystone Tiref.... 10 10
Ajax 13 12
U. S. Rubber 59 58
13
12
37
39
45
10
13
58
47
10
11
59
INDUSTRIALS.
A., O. ft W. I 33 33 33 82
Am. Int. Corp 43 42 42 42
Am. Sumatra 39
Am. Telephone. ...122 122 122 122
American Can 61 58 60 69
Central Leather... 39 38 38 30
Cuba Cane 16 16 18 ' 15
Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 26 26 26 .26
Corn Products 108 107 107 107
Famous Players. .. 83 82 83 81
General Electric. .180 179 179 181
Ot. N. Ore 40 40 40 40
Inter, Harvester. . .104 103 ,103 ....
Am. H. & L. pfd.. 71 70 71 70
U. S. I. Alcohol... 64 6.1 64 64
Inter. Paper 54 53 54 53
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 72 71 72 71
Am. Sugar Ref... 82 81 81 ....
Sears-Roebuck .... 81 80 80 80
Stromsberg 42 42 42 43.
Tobacco Products. 65 66 65 54
Worth. Pump 62 61 61 61
Wilson Co 44 4.1 43 ....
West. Electric 63 62 62 62
Am. Woolen 92 91 91 91
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Agrl. Chem... 37 37 37 ....
Union Bag pfd.... 59 69 59 60
Bosch Magneto.... 36 36 36 ....
Brklyn. Rapid Tr 26
Continental Can... 77 77 77 76
Call. Pack. . . 7 79 79
Colum. O. &. ... 93 92 92 91
Colum. Graph. ... 4 4 4 ....
United Drug 80 79 80 ....
National Enamel 57 56 67 55
United Fruit 147 148 147
Lorlilard Tobacco 164 153 164 163
National Lead ...101 100 101 101
Philadelphia Co. .. 38 38 38 38
Pullman ...121 119 120
Punta Ale. Sug. ..61 51 61 50
Retail Stores .... 63 61 61 62
Superior Steel ... 32 81 32
St. L. ft San F. 30 10 30 30
Virginia Car Ch. 27 27 27 27
Total sales, 853,700 shares.
Satur.
Close. close.
Money I.
Marks 0016
Franca 0806 .0818
Sterling 4.43 4.44
Chicago Stocks.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248
Peters Trust building:
Am. Radiator
Armour ft Co. pfd...,
Armour Leather com..
102
99
12
110
8
12
S
44
101
Edison com
Llbby
Montgomery-Ward ...
Nat. Leather, new
Stewart-Warner
Swift A Co
Swift Int
Union Carbld
Wshl
Wrigler
19
. 67
. 67
.106
Omaha Bay Market.
Pralrla Rav Receints ara very Ha-ht and
demand la good on best grade at top
quotation. The lower grades ara alow
sale.
Alfalfa Hay Receipts are very light
and demand fair on top grades snd light
en ine tower graaes.
Prices below are for carload lot: Up
land prairie No. 1. 114.90 9 16.00: No. 1
prairie. 111.00911.00; No. 1 prairie. 17.0
Ol : midland prairie No. 1. 013.008
14.00: No. 1 prairie. 19.60 011.00: No. 1
prairie. I7.S0 9 9.00; lowland prairie No.
1, ssooeie.: No. z prairie. 87 one 1. so.
Alfalfa No 1. Ill.OOSls.OO: standard.
111. 60 9 1 2.6: No. 2. HS.009il.SO: No.
St.00ei0. Straw oat. 18.O0S9.00.
Wheat straw. (7.0091 10.
New York Bonds
ill
New Yaik. July II. Transact!
Junius railroad laaues. rxaiiy of al
either mad new his a fr the year
equaled their prevluua beat pricea, fee,
lured the bund deslln on lb N'W Tar
iota Kscnange.
San Premises Income la, Kris Prior 4s,
Chlrsso A Alloa 4Ss, ware among
laadera In this division, while substantial
gain were also rmoidrd by Baltimore
Ohio convertible 4a, Sew York Central
it and western I'scitie sa
Disturbed conditions abroad and
wsaknesa in lorsiafl srbaas caused
recesaiun In price uf some of the foreign
securities, nte rrenra reountie 7 Brass
Ing below par and the dropping
t eiss, out rallying leeoiy st in cio.
luaai han coffee Ri dropped nearly
point In tha nay's deellnss. while Re.
publio of Bolivia Is gslend shout
much. Anton Jurgena United Margerlne
Work S declined 4 point at th (tart
out recovered nan or ineir Kiss inter,
Price of liberty Issues sagged slightly
below Saturday' level on comparatively
lignt aeaiinga.
Now offerings Included a 14. 500.000 Issue
of per rent, thrfe-yrar secured gold
notes of th Toledo Traction Light
Power company, which aold at lo ts to
yield 175, a 13,100,600 Issue of the
Kanaae City Jo nt Stork Land bank, of.
the
re red to yed ner cent, and a S3. sou,
000 Issue of 7 ner rent, three-year col
lateral gold notes of Ihe Central Indiana
Power romtiany. to yle d 7 3 per cent
Total sole, par value, aggregated on.
Hi, ouo.
New York. July II. Following ar to
day's high, low and closing price of
conns on in New York storg eicnsng
and th total sales of each bond
I'. S. Bonds.
Sale (In 11,000) High 7aiw Clos
181 Liberty 1 101.01 100.90 101.00
I Liberty 2d 4 100.61 100.60 100.10
SI Liberty 1st 4a ..101.60 101.10 101.43
137 Liberty 2d 4s... 100.61 100 62 W0.60
491 Liberty Id 4s. .100.19 100.60 100 61
670 Liberty 4th 44,. .101.40 101.14 101.10
i2 victory ....loo.so iocs loos
140 Victory 4 100.41 100.44 100.41
Foreign Cjoeernmeat, Stele sad Maniclpsl,
II Argentine 7
.100 100 100
16 Chines Govt Ry
1 Bergen 1
15 Bern 1
21 Bordeaux 0
2 Chrlitlania la ...
S Copenhagen S
II Lyon 6
16 Marseille 6 ....
26 Rio de Janeiro 8s.
1 Ban Paulo 8s ....
I 64 61 11
.101 109
.111 an
ios
ui
. 13 83
si
.JOt J 09
. 02 01
. 84 88
. 84 83
.100 99
IOS
S3
83
83
99
.100 100 100
48 Csechoslovsk 8s ctf. 98
s ss
92 92
2B Dept Bern 7 2
24 Dom Csn l 29. ..101 101 101
11 Dom Can 6s 81.... 99 99 99
76 Dom Can 6a 62 98
10 Dtch E Ind 6s 47.. 05
60 Dtch E Ind 6s 62.. 96
14 French Rep 8 102
98 98
, 95 96
94 84
101 101
99 99
126 French Rep 7s ..100
26 Japanese 1st 4 .. 92
92 92
17 Japanea 4s
78
78 78
4 Belgium 7s ..
18 Belgium 6s ....
16 Denmark 6s ...
1 Italy 6
16 Netherlands 6
2 Norway 8
38 Sweden 6
18 Parls-Ly-Med 6s
45 Rep Bolivia 6s
..106 106 108
,.100100 100
... 99 BK 99
... 96 96 96
... 87 96 87
...no no not
...103 103 103
... 79 79 79
...100 100 100
1 Rep Chile 8s 46
102 102 102
Ren Uruguay 8a ...105 104 104
93 Queensland 7 110 109 110
23 Queensland 6a 102 101 101
13 Rio Gr do Sul 8s... 100 100 100
s Swiss con 8s 119 118 11
13 K O B A I 6s 22. .11011 109 A 109A
36 K G B ft I 6s 29. .110 110 110
26 K G B ft I 6s 37. .104 104 104
61 u S Brazil 8s ..100 100 100
S U S Mexico 4s 45 46 45
Railway and Miscellaneous.
1 Adams Express 4s.. 80 80 90
17 Ajax Rub 8s 99 99 99
14 Am Ag Chm 7s..l04 104 104
8 Amer Smelt (s 94 93 93
38 Amer Sugar 6s 103 102 102
19 Amer T ft T cv 6s. 115 116 115
13 Amer T ft T c t 6s. 99 98 98
15 Amer Writ Pa 6s.. 85 84 85
Armour ft Co 4s.. 90 90 90
10 A T ft S F gen 4s.. 93 92 92
7 At Ref 6s 103 103 103
42 Bait ft Ohio CV 4s 80 85 86
12 Bell Tel Penn 7s.. 108 107 108
8 Beth St ref 5s 96 96 96
! Beth St p m 6s 91 91 91
7 Bkln Ed gen 7s D..107 107 107
28 Can Pac d 4s 80 79 76
20 Cent Ga 6s 100 100 100
40 Cent Pac gtd 4s.... 89 89 89
32 Cerro de Pasco 8s.. 120 119 120
73 Ches ft Ohio cv 5s. . 96 95 96
23 Ches ft Ohio cv 4s. 89 88 88
38 C B ft Q ref 5s A.. 101 100 10.1
11 Chi & E 111 5s 83 82 82
21 Chi Gt West 4s 69 69 69
116 C M ft St P cv 4s. 69 59 69
42 C M & St P ref 4s 66, 65 66
12 C M ft St P cv 5s.. 74 74 74
1 Cht ft N W 7s 107 107 107
3 Chi ft N W 6s 100 100 100
25 Chi Bys 5s 79 79 79
4 C R I ft P gen 4s.. 84 84 84
69 C R I ft P ref 4s.. 82 82
1 Cbl ft W Ind 4s 75 75
82
75
81
106
92
78
89
96
3 C C C ft St L gen 4s 81 81
19 Chile Cop 7s
25 Chile Cop 6s
105 105
92
78
89
96
92
78
89
96
88
3 Colo Ind as
2 Colo ft So ref 4s.
2 Col G ft EI 5s.
15 Con Coal Md 5s. . .
85 Con Ga 7s
22 Cuba Cn Sg d 8s..
9 Cuba Cn Sg d 7s..
1 Cuba R R 7s A.
16 Cub Am Sug 8s. . .
1 Del ft Hud cv 5s.
89
89
.123 121 122
91
89
91
, 89
,104
88
88
104
106
98
80
103
104
,106 106
,98 98
10 D ft R G Imp 6s.
80 80
7 Det Ed ref 6s.... 103 103
2 DIs Sec 5 45 45
45
1 Dpnt Nem 7s ..107 107 107
12 Duquesne Lt 6s ..103 102 103
6 Emp G ft F 7S Ctf 98 98 98
157 Erie gen 4s 66 55 56
67 Erie pr lien 4s .... 68 66 68
1 Fisk Rub 8s 106 106 106
3 Fram I D 7s 97 97 97
3 Gen Elec d 5s 107 107 101
18 Goodyear T 8s 31.. 101 101 101
17 Goodyear T 8s 41.. 116 116 116
6 Gnd Tnk Ry C 7. 112 112 112
14 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6. 103 103K 103
32 Grt North 7s A 110 110 110
43 Grt North 6s B..102 102 102
15 Hud ft M ref 6s A.. 85 86 86
60 Hud ft M ad in 6. 64 64 64
1 111 Cent 6s 101 101 101
22 111 Cent ref 4s 89 88 89
2 III St d 4s 91 91 91
8 Ind St 5s ..100 99 100
7 Int Met 4s 12 12 12
2 Int Met 4s ctf.... 12 12 12
99 Int B T ref 5s 70 69 69
23 Int M M sf s 97 96 96
2 Int Pa ref 6s B.... 87 -86 86
6 Invlnc Oil 8s 96 , 95 96
9 la Cent ref 4s 45 44 45
33 K C Ft S ft M 4s.. 79 79 79
2 K C Co 6S 89 89 89
29 Ktll Spring T 88. .108 108 108
13 Lacka St 6s 50 90 90 90
3 Lacled G St L 1st 5s 91 91 91
1 Lehigh Val 6 102 102 102
2 Lig ft My 6s 94
99
99
3 L ft N ref 6s ..lOI1. 107 107
5 L ft N unified 4s.... 93 93 93
24 Mkt St Ry con 58.. 67
1 Marland Oil 8s ,...102
1 Mich Cent d 4s 91
10 Mid St cv 6 89
12 M ft St L ref 5s.... 46
97 87
102 102
91 91
89 89
46 46
3 M St P &SSM 68. 103 103 103
13 M K ft T n p 1 5s A. 84 84 .84
345 M K ft T n ad 6s A. 68 57 57
37 Mo Pac con 6s 100 100 100
49 Mo Pac gen 4s 66Js66 66
60 N E T&T 1st 6s ctf. 97 97 97
1 N O T ft M Inc 6s.. 71 71 71
44 N Y C col 7s 105 105 106
66 N Y C deb 6s 107 107 107
1 N Y C con 4s 85 85 85
21 N Y Ed ref 6s 110 110 110
20 NY NH ft H c 6s 48 81 80 81
I N Y Bys ref 4s ctf 38 38 38
I N T T d fit 49 107 106 106
10 N Y Tel ref 6s 41.. 105 105 106
20 N Y W ft Bos 4s 65 66 66
29 Nor ft West cv 6s.. 114 113 , 113
.20 Nor ft West con 4s.. 92 92 92
12 North Pac pr lien 4s 89 89 89
32 North Pac ref 6a. ..108 108 108
3 North Sts P rf 5s A. 91 91 91
17 N W Bell Tel 7s. ..107 107 107
1 Or Cal 1st Is.. 100 99 09
TpE-
.SI S6 l
. si s; si
. ; j
,! e
I Pa ( Kl 6.
Sl si si
I T A T so SI elf. 91 S: Sl
S r.ld Mulor SB, .11 I'
I Pan. am Pat 1s..si si 101
S Penn M tt S . ...losy ss 16
II Penn k H sen I. ..119 1"H ll
rsna n n . si si
the
S Per Mart let I.. 01 01
I It I. gtd la rtf
II O I, rf ts . ,
S nr-W.h MMN i
II "IIS HI t A
Sits
11 r s s ih u
II Pro A h.f s 102 islv,
II Pub Srv Is ' sit tk
st Meaning sn s .. si s ss
II Reading I I II i Is II 11 91
the
II M tl A W Isl 4,... 79 1S 19
It M I A A L. 4s ... SI1 l IIW
st 1. 1 mi k a rr 4s sis ss
IT Ml U A F sdj .. 614 II SI
III Ml L A F InoSs.. 71 11 73
II Nt L A S F P I I A. 71 11 Uv
I St L S W let 4s.... 7 79 7
111 Has board A L re 6 SI 11 tl
7 baa board A I. 4 la. Is It
II Haa board A I, rf 4s. i 44 41
Sharon St Hp Ss A. 9t 9
IS Sinclair Crude l. 9 Si
I Minrlsir Oil cv 7s.loi llv, 1 01
11 Sinclair oil col 7.. 99 9 99
IS Ho Pa CV 4s 01 91 81
12 Ho Pao ref 4s S0 S9 SS
11 Mo Ry gn 0 ....0f oi oi
1 Mo Ky con Is 97 91 97
II Mo Hy n 4s S9 9 66
IS Ho Prt Hie Kg 7s...o0 1"0S 106
4 Nisn oil Cl 4 7s.. los lot lots.
Is
aa
a 1 1 nun f
10 Tltlewali
1 Tob P10
8 l'n l
17 Third Av adj 5a.. S3 sl Sl
ler Oil s.isiv 101 liuv
od 7s I"l ln) 0J
n n p ss a ctr. si 7 s
41 t'n l'so Isl 4s SI SIV 91
1 t'n Pao cv 4 96 96 16
II Un Pan ref 4a 11 s
21 Un Tsnk Car 7s....si 101 101
I Uld Drug s 110 110 110
IUS Really Is 67 96 SI
SUR Rub 7 101 108 10
47 U 8 Hub 5s 01 00 90
II It 8 61 sf Is 10 11 103
1 I'tsh PAL 6.... 91 91 91
I Va Car Chm 7a..l06 105 105
II Va Car Chm 7 ctf. 91 9 91
I Va Ry I 94 0 04
I Wabash 1st la 09 99 99
T West Md Isl 4s.... 66 01 06
17 West Pso Is 84 11 16
7 West Un 110 10 lo
11 West Else 7s 108 107 107
14 Wilson A C sf 7s..l0( )04 104
1 Wilson A C cv Ss.. 11 91 91
I Wlso Cent gen 4s.. 84 14 84
Total sales of bond today were 110..
191,000 compared with 11,461.000 previous
day and 111,104,000 a year ago.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New York. July 11. Transaction on th
New York curb bond market today were
a follow:
Domestic.
High. Low. Close.
' 1 Allied Park 0... si 12 11
I Allied Pack 0 ctf. 64 64 64
15 Alum 7a. '25 108 103 101
4 Alum 7a, 33' 106 106 106
nm T ft T Ss, w wlo0 100 100
17 Am TAT. 6s, '22.100 100 100
5, Am T A T 6s. '14. .101 101 101
1 Am Tob 7s, '23. ...102 102 102
Ana Copper 6s. ...103 101 103
2 Ana Cop 7s. '19. .113 113 113
16 Armour A Co 7s.. 106 104 104
1 Beth St 7s. '23. ...104 104 104
2 Beth St 7s, '36 103 103 103
2 Bklyn Un t'.aa 6s.. 104 104 104
2 Bklyn Un Uaa 7s. .110 110 110
31 Csn Nat Ry eq 7s. 110 109 110
6 Sent Eteel 8s 105 105 105
2 Char Iron 8s 94 94 94
1 Chi Un St 6s "B" 100 100 100
4 Com Power 6s .
1 Consol Gss 7. . . .
1 Con tTas Bait 6s.
12 Con Text 8s
8 88 88
.100 100 100
.101 101 101
97 96 97
'24.102 102 102
1 Cop Ex As 8s,
1 Cuban Tel 7
..106-106 106
3 Deere A Co 7s..l02 102 102
2 Freeport Tex 7s.. 123 123 123
2 Galena Slg Oil 7s.. 105 105 105
4 Oen Asphalt 8s. ..105 105 105
7 Goodrich Tire 7s.. 103 103 103
21 Grank Trunk 6s.l06 106 106
S Gulf OH 7s 104 104 104
4 Hood Rubber 7s.. 98 98 98
1 Inter R T 7s 98 98 98
14 Inter R T 8s. '22.. 92 92 92
1 Kan Gas ft Elec 6s. 96 96 96
6 Kennecott Coo 7s. .104 104 104
62 Laclede Oas 7s 100 100 100
15 Lib McN ft Lib 7s. 99 99 99
2 Llg-Winch 7s 100 100 100
19 Magma Cod 7s ...108 107 108
3 Morris ft Co 7s..ltf5 105 106
5 Nat CI ft Suit 8B.. 104 103 104
158 N Y N H ft H 7s. 87 86 86
1 Pub 8 C of N J 7s. 103 103 103
1 Robert Gair 7s 98 98 98
1 Sears Roe 7a, '22.100 100 100
4 S W Bell Tel 7s.. 102 102 102
9 St Oil N Y 7s, '31.. 110 109 109
10 St Oil N Y 6s 109 109 109
3 Stew Warner 8s.. 111 110 110
2 Swift ft Co 7s, '31.103 103 103
4 Tidal Osage 7s ...101 101 101
4 Un Oil Prod Ss 98 98 98
5,Un R'S of H 7S.106 106 106
7 Vacuum Oil 7s 107 107 107
14 Valvorlne 7a 108 108 108
2 West Elec 7s ....102 102 102
1 Winchester 7s...l00 100 100
Foreign.
6 Can Steamship 7s. 94
6 City Montevid 7s. 96
10 King Serbs Cr 8s. 95
20 N Y N H Fr 7s... 75
10 N Y N H Fr 4s 89
1 Russian 6s 15
1 Russian 6 ctfs .. 13
22 U S Mexico 4s 38
94
96
95
76
89
15
13
94
96
95
76
89
16
13
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New York General.
New York, July 31. Flour Barely
steady; spring patents, 7.357.75: spring
clears. 6.006.60; soft winter straights,
15.256.75; hard winter straights, 16.00
no.
Cornmeal Steady; fine white and yel
low granulated, 11.87 f2.00.
Wheat Spot. weaK; No. 1 nonnern
spring, 1.62; No. 2 red winter, 11.23;
No. 2 hard winter, i.2; Jo. 1 aiamioca,
11.52, and No. 2 mixed durum, 11.27
i.f. track New YorK, spot.
Corn Spot, easy: No. 2 yellow and r.0.
wh te. 82c. and No. z mixed, 8ic c.1.1.
New York all rail.
Oats Spot, easy; No. 2 white, 46c.
Hay Steady; No. 1, 30.0032.O0; No.
2. 28.0030.00: No. 1, 25.00)27.OO;
shipping, 123.025.00.
Hops Quiet; state 1921, 2024c; Paclflo
coast 1921, 19024c; 1920, 17019c.
Pork Barley steady: mess, 121.600
130.00; family, 27.0029.00.
Lard Easy; mlddlewest, 11.9012.00.
Tallow Barely steady; special loose,
lc; extra. 6c. s
Rice Steady: fancy head, 7 7 c.
New York Coffee.
New York. July 31. The market for
Affpo futures was very auiet again, with
tirlces easing off in response to lower
Brazilian cables, and scattering liquidation
In the absence of any important support.
The market opened at a decline of 1 to 2
points and sold about 3 to 6 points net
lower, with December easing off to 9.28o
and Marcn to s.azc. ine cioso was
lowest, showing a net decline of 3 to 7
nnlnts. Sales were estimated at about
unna hn?a. ReDtember. 9.25c: October,
9.26c: December. 9.28c; January and
March, 9.29c; May. 9.31c; July. 9.36c.
Spot coffee was reported In fair demand
at 10 to 10c for Rio 7s and 14 to
14c for Santos 4s.
The Great Three-Day
DRUG AND TOILET
GOODS SALE
Is In full swing at tha
5 Sherman & McConneli
Drug Stores
BIG VALUES BIG SAVINGS
When in Omaha Stop at
Hotel Rome
A BATH A DAY
THE HEW RUUD AUTO
MATIC WATER HEATER
Number 95
Built to supply enough Hot Watsr for
the average home at a price the average
home-owner can pay. -
A small payment puts one in your
home, balance monthly with gas bills.
Continuous satisfactory performance
is guaranteed by a
WATER HEATER EXPERIENCE
extending ever 25 years.
Tslephon Commercial Dept.
Metropolitan Utilities Diat.
6AS DEPARTMENT
1509 Howard Street DO nfla 0605
Omaha Produce
Puraiakod by lb state f Mabteea, d.
psrinient of aaruuiluie, but of mar'
kelS nd tliala.Mh
1,1V K t'.H'l.THY
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Broilers 74
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Crack 1... II
Cas count, case I 10
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Creamery, prints
Creamery, tub ,. .
Country, common .21
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butter fat, sta
tion prue ..... .21 ff 2
Butler fat, direct
Hipper HaV "
Prairie No 1 upland'. 114 000110; No
I upland. Ill f 911 00; No I upland, $7 0)
9100; No, I midland. 111 00014.00; No.
f mMlsml. IS 617 12 00; No. 1 mldlsnd,
IfOOfilSO; No. I In. land, 1400910 00;
No. 1 lowlsnd. 17.0071 0,
Alfslfa No. I, SMOStISOO: standard,
IllonirllOO, No, :, I0 0091I.OO; No. I,
novio.on
Hlraw Oat, lt.A0Q9.00; wheat, 17 000
1.00.
MEATS.
Whuleaals prj-es of beef ruts rs
follows; No. 1 rll. 21c; No I ribs, ec:
No. I rlli. lie; No. I loins. I'c; No. 3
Inlns, ISc; No. I loins, 17 c; So, 1 rounds,
1tc; No. 1 rounds, lie; No. 1 roumls.
llc: No. 1 rhucka, 11c; No 1 chucks.
12c; No. I chucks. 9c: No. 1 pistes, lc;
No. I plates, lc; No. I pistes, 4e.
CEMETERIES.
Visit Forest Lawn
A beautiful new section has recently been
opened In Forest Lawn cemetery (north
of olty limits). It Is but wisdom to select
a lot before absolute necessity compel
on to do so. Mend for booklet.
FOREST LAWN CEMETERY ASSOCIA.
TION.
720 Brandel Thester Bldg.
special rnnc 5
Any Styl. LUUi) Each
Buttered Toast or Bread, Be Es.
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
Camp Wildwood
All cottages new and fully equipped
for light housekeeping, electrie light
ed and screened porches, fine bath
ing beach and good fishing at all
times.
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WHAT DOES A WOMAN
EXPECT OF MARRIAGE?
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Troly the Best Bill of the Semmer
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SIX ACTS
f "Good Time" Vaudeville and Every
, One Head liner.
rhotoplay
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Mr
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Landls
A Story of a Flapper's Last Flan.
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GLENCOE SISTERS REVUE
In MSong, Dance and Musk
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"The Two
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BEE WANT AD RATES
It per line day, I se f day.
If per line eh day, S le S 4a
o per line es. h day, I dove ' loei
These rates smHy Is Th Sunday
well ie the Morning snd KvesieiJ
He, All weekday sdvertieement epp
in both morning sad evening editions so
lb so r.
Tb b.i rats apply eluvl
nmi AS whits r ewmmsnlr lermrl
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teriising or esploiling their business
TII91 HICK laser. lb nsht Is del
nia wbai 1 00. mules a publi want.
Want Ad svtpts4 st tss following
efftraai
MAIN own ,,17U S rrnm its.
Mouth Omaha ! N nt.
Council Bluff II Scott SU
Telephone
AT-lanlle 101.
Call for Wnt Ad Department. As
perleneed want ad laker will receive your
d and a bill will be aile4 la ler. Tha
rate quoted het apply Is fllbtr chats
sr caah order.
4XOWNH HOURS TO WANT API.
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DETH FU !1? RAL NOTICES
I.R11WN Mrs llr'a.e t'aly, 21. Sh I
Ihe beloved wife of K.I 111; die la survived
by her husbsnd snd Intanl ami, her father,
William Daly; I sisi-rs, Hlstsr Msry Hose
of Mookane, Wash , Mrs. John Ureis and
brntbars, John P. sad l.eo A., ot Oinsha.
I'uneral Monday morning at front
reeidenc of bar lster, Mr. John Oreise,
1610 So. iilh HI., to Our l.ady of I.our.les
church at 9 . Interment lluly S. puli her
rsmetery. (lentleman'e mortuary In harg.
Wl iTrlitN T hmiiaV I .J u I y "s 01 .' 3 .
60 years, Decesaed la survived by tbres
sons, tlowsrd H., I, It . and Kay M.,
and on daughter, Mr Mildred Wendt of
Omaha.
Kuneral servlr will tie held from lata
residence, 1051 Curtl Avenue, Tuesday,
Auguat I, st I p. m. Interment at Porrat
Lawn ometery.
HOMOUVI Sophia; sg. 40 yer; July
10, 1931, at local hoepllal.
Punerai Tuesrtsy afternoon al 1 0 clock
from N. P. Swanson' chspel. 17th an4
Cuming St. JnUrment Porosl Lawn
cemetery.
SOMBERII Mrs. Nellie, beloved wlf of
Nsthsn Bomherg.
Punersl from Cole-McKay Co. parlors
Wednesday t 1 p. m. Friend welcome.
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC waling concrete burial
vaults. Recommended and for sal by all
leading undertaker. Waterproof, no tel
to rust, no wood to decay. Insist upon
th AUTOMATIC SEALINO VAULT
manufactured hy Omaha Concrst Burial
Vault Co., 1210 N. 201b. Omaha. TL
Kenwood 1077.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
Stack A Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
ABROCW AM B U LANCEh A? 000 "
Thirty-third and Farnam.
hfeyheXfey
Undertaker and Embalmer.
Phone HA. 0!6. Office 2611 Fsrnsm.
Hulse & Riepen,
Funeral Director. 1124 Cuming.
LARKIN BROTHERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 4813 SO. 24TH
crosby-moore rr
FLORISTS
LEE LARMON
1114 Douglas.
Phone DO. 1144
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HE59
A 8WOBODA, 1415 FARNAM STREET.
L. HENDERSON. 1607 Farnam. JA, 1251.
JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. JA. 1906.
PERSONALS
THE SALVATION Army Industrial horn
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazine. We collect. We distribute.
Phone DO. 4135 and our wagon will call.
Call and Inspect our new home. 1110a
1113-1114 Dodge St.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned will
not be responsible for and will not pay
and debts contracted for by Helen D.
Cotton after this date. H. E. COTTON.
1 WILL notfbo responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Mrs. C. O. Chris
tensen, 2510 Bancroft St. after July 1,
1922. C. O. Christenson.
RESPONSIBLE married couple would oc.
cupy owner's residence during vacancy!
terms reasonable; references. Address W
165, Omaha Bee.
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with massages. 614 S. 19th. AT. 9381.
SULPHUR Baths, Swedish massage, chi
ropody. Evenings to 8. 209 S. 20th St.
WOODWARD'S
worth. Office I.
Massa Re
tire., 10
-17604 I.eaven
1. m. to 7 p. m.
RENT a new Hoover Suction Sweeper,
1.2B per day. Call AT. 4829.
EXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC 54.
FISHER baths, massage. 320 Arthur Bids;.
OSTEOLOGY mass. Eve. apptm. AT. 6365.
EXPERT massage. 210 No. 17th
SCIENTIFIC MASSeE 201 Neville Bile.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Diamond bow-knot pin. Omaha
Country club, Monday noon. Liberal re
ward for return. Gertrude Stout. HA. 10S7.
COLLIE, female, lost; half grown; all
brown with white chest; child pet. Suit
able reward. Call HA. 1977.
SCARP lost; wool; Sat. eve., bet. 24th and
Grace, Dundee; grn. atrip. Rew. WA. 6328.
Lost Portable gasoltn stove. In or near
Carter Lake club. Lib. reward. WA. 0959.
AMETHYST pin, post on Cuming, between
27th Ave. and HOth. Reward. HA. 3182.
LOST One big red cow. white mark on
forehead. Call WE. 4190. Reward.
GLASSES lost; near 24th and Ames.
PLEASE ''call MA. 1788F3. Reward.
LOST Beads at Elmwood park; LIBERAL.
KKWAKD. WA. 0959.
HELP WANTED MALE.
CLAIM SUPERINTENDENT WANTED
Young man for superintendent of
claims with legal training. One
who can give his entire time and
who is capable of as-umjng duties
as branch office manager of one
of the oldest and strongest in
.surance companies now transact
ing business In the Nebraska ter
ritory. Salary will be moderate
to start but quick promotion will
follow rapid growth of an active
organization. In reply, give age,
education and experience. Ad
dress Y-1968, Omaha Bee.
MEN WANTED.
FOR GRAVEL HAULING.
Several excellent Jobs open. Men
on this work now earning 125
to J35 per day. Must be reliable
and able to buy truck, paying part
. oaiance irom earning.
Quick action is necessary as limit
ed number only can bo taken care
of. When replying give phone No.
if possible. Address Box W-110.
Omaha Bee.
SALESMEN with car for established cof
fee route. Grand Union Tea Co.. Omaha.
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SALESMEN Wanted Experienced
livestock remedy salesmen. This
Is a very unusual proposition
with old. established firm. De
pendable merchandise; unlimited
opportunity for future develop
ment with state managers. Coun
cil Bluffs Remedy company. 106
W. Broadway. Council Blufts, la.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
TWO neat young ladiea, 18 to 24, ts
travel in car to California; aales work
salary and expenses. Apply Mr. Brewer,
Loyal hotel, 8 to 9 a. m. and 13 to 3 p. m.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wanted to do gen
eral bousewora. call DO.
WANTED AT ONCE Good reliable house.
keeper In dty home, nearly new and near
Ir modern. Must be neat and good. Tea
children, girl, 10; boy, 12. Would not
object to small child. Write Box 121.
Webster City. la. Prefer lady from 24 to
4 years old.
WHITE woman, experienced, to assist with
genersl housework. 3 children. Hanscom
park district. II A. 6183.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED Position as chauffeur to Cali
fornia by young man experienced la
touring. Obleet. attend eolleea. Refer.
enres exchanged. Douglas Meserver. Keaa
oey.