1922.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
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THE OMAHA BEE: WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
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Omaha Grain
Chicago Grain . j Live Stock
Omiht, Au. I,
There wat lightrr run of receipt!
t wheat today and ! future iraim
displayed a better tone than yeter
day, corn khowing the mo.t ttrcngth.
Xeceiptt of corn are hardly adequate
to take care of the drtiund. Weather
rcaditMot continue favorable and
with tcttletuent of the rail ttrikc
enlarged receipti are to he expected.
The run of wheel at Omaha waj
much lett today, only 8J ran beinir
reported in, at computed with J78
tan lat year. Receipt of other
Kraini were light. Toul thipmentt
were 241 cart, againtt 300 cart last
year.
Lah wheat wat lower in all mat
leti and the dark varieties in Omaha
were quoted Sc to 7c lower, while
the ordinary wheat went at unchang
ed pricet. Corn wat iteady and told
'Ac to 1c higher. Oati. rye and bar
ley were quoted unchanged.
WHtCAT.
No. I dark hard: 1 car, tl tl.
N I dark hard: I car (smutty!. II f)i,
1 car (smutty), tl 01: I car thigh moi.
IIm'' t,r' ""i 1 Umuu'
No 4 dark ti.rd: 1 card. Il.: 1 car
mutt. 4lt; I car. Hot: I cara (huh
moi.tur. smutty), II at; 4 (r (hub
niniH.rt, emuuri. fl Of,
No. 1 bard wlnl.r: 1 car l.hlon.re
elghtel. 04: 3 cara. II 04: I car, II 01.
No. I dark hard: I car. II 04
tempt dark hard: 1 ar It par cant
tjwi, eioi 1 nr. ei.eo.
No. 1 hard wlnl.r: I car (h.avy), l 91;
1 car (heavy). 01; I cara, ti ed: t cara.
ll.Mt,; I rar (71 par rant dark), 11.04;
1 rar 4(1 par cant dark), II. 01; I cara
(snipper weignts), l 01.
No. I hard winlar: I car (ehlppera'
lhtil, II 04: 1 car (ahlppara weight),
II.OI: I cara. c: 1 car (71 oar rant dark).
tl 04; 1 car (ahlpprra' weight). 11.00; I
cara (74 par rant dark, amuity). II. tl; J
car (71 par cant dark, tmutty). II. 0t.
No. 4 hard wtntor; I ear (71 par cant
"'i, tt.oa, 1 ear (in par cant dark).
II"; 1 rar. 1 tic; 1 car (smutty), Jc;
1 r (amutty). 7c: 1 car. He.
No. t hard wintar: 1 car (t.t per cant
ryi. 91.00,
srnpl hard wintar! 1 car, ttr.
No, 1 yellow hard: 1 rar, II 01H.
No. I yellow hard: cara, II. Q.
No. 4 yallow hard: 1 car, Mr.
Hsmpl yallow hard: 1 car, I4e.
No. I prtng: t l car (dark northern).
II 14.
No. 4 mtsed: 1 car. 11. M: l-l ear, tie.
fampla mlsed: 1 rar, lie,
CORN.
No. 1 white: I cara, tic.
No. I white: t cara, tie; 1 ear (ahip
piir'e weight). 16c.
No. 1 yellow: cara, I74e; t car
h'iper'e weight. tlc; 1 car, 173.
fTo ; yellow: 1 car. 57?.
Sample yellow: 1 oar 1111.
Vv t mixed: 1 rar (shlpusr' weight),
1414c: 1 cara (ipecltl billing), tie; 1 car
(apeclal billing), tte; 1 car, lie.
OATS,
No. 1 white: I cara, He; 1 ear (ehlp
per'a weight). He.
No. 4 white: 3 cart, I0e.
RTB.
No. 1: 1 oar (shipper' wel(ht), 7te.
1 car mixed weight (11 per cent rye,
It pound teat), t'r.
BARLET,
No aale.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota )
Receipt
Wheat
Corn
Oata
Rye
Barley
Shipment
Wheat
Corn
Oata
Rye
Barley
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
( Buahela. )
(Bushels)
Today. Wk. Ago.
.1,008,000
63.000
146,000
Week Tear
Today, . Ago, Ago.
. 13 107 !78
. 40 13 100
. 12 11 4S
.3 1 It
1 X
.Ut 44 ' 196 I
. M 69 74
. 33 13 26
. 3 1 4
. .. , .. .1
3,611,000
141,000
809.000
Yr. Ago.
3,763.000
616,000
2.428,000
Receipt
Wheat
Corn
Oata ........
Shipment
Wheat 2.145,000 901.000
Corn 1.260,000 104, W0
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Buahele Today. Year Ago.
Wheat and (lour 2U.000 4.1U.0O0
Corn 666,000
Oata 312,00
CANADIAN VISIBLE.
Bushel Today. Wk. Ago.
Wheat 12.013,000 14.442.000
Oata ., 4.743.000 4,863.000 10,04,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlota 1 Today Ago
Wheat 1152 191
Corn 294 270
Oata 161 170
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Carlota. Today Year go
Wheat J9! 472
Corn 13 12
Oata -. 6 90
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Carlota Today Ago
Minneapolis 212 198
Duluth 46 62
3,671.000
900,000
242,000
Yr. Ago.
4.066.000
Year
Ago
1226
251
1044
Ago
227
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CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627. Aug. 1.
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. Noon. I Sat.
Wht
Bept 1.04H 1.06 1.05 1.05 1.05.
1.06 1.06 1.05
Dec. l.OTH 1.01 1.07 1.08 1.0S
1.07 l-0 107
Hay 11.11 I 1.12 1.11 I 1.12
Rye
Sept. .T5 .75 .73 .73 .75
Dec. .76 .76' .75 .75 .76
May .77 .78 .77 76
Cora I I
Sept, .61 .63 .60 .61l .1
.61 . .62 .112 .61
Dae. .17 .61 .61 . .67
.51 .69
Mar .61 .62 .61 .62
Bap .MH S3' -3"
.33 .33
Dec. .36 .16 .36 .161 .36
; .36
May .19 T4 -40 ?"
Sept 11.11 11 00 11.00 11.32 11.35
Oct. 11.45 11.00 11.00 11.17 11.40
Sep 10.70 10.00 10.00 10 67 10.76
1 City Grain. ' ,
Kansae City. Aug. 1. Wheat Septem
ber. 98c; December, 11,00; May,
11.04.
Corn September. tlc; December,
2C.
Minneapolis Grain.
, Mlnneapolla. Minn., Aug. 1. Wheat
Caen No. 1 northern. 11.26 1.36 ; Sep
tember, 11.11: December, 11.09.
' Corn No. S yellow, 67 68c.
Oata No. 3 white, St 30 He
Barlejr 43 53c.
Rya No. 2. 70 71c.
. Flaxaeed No. 1. I2.:t2.31.
Kanaaa City Grain.
Kanaa City. Mo., Aug. 1. Wheat
-Cash, No. 3 hard, 99Vjc; No. 1 red,
11.01.
Corn No. 1 white, 6655e; No. 2
yellow, Itc.
Hay Unchanged.
1
Mlaaeatpoll Grain.
Mlnneapolla, Aug. 1. Flour Market 10
to 40o lower: family patenta, 37.107.65.
Bran Market unchanged: 116.00 17.00.
Omaha Bay Market.
Pralrl Hay Receipt re very light and
'demand la good on beat grade at top
quotation. Th lower grade are alow
"Aitalfa Hay Receipt ar very light
and demand fair on top grade and light
on th lower grade;.
Price below are for carload lota: Lp
laid pralrl No. 1. I14.001S.OO; No 2
prairie. 11.0013.00; No. 1 pralrtj 17 00
10 00: mldlnd prairie No. 1. I"-0
14.00; No. i prairie. I.6012.00; No 3
-nrairle 17 00 9.00; lowland prairie No.
r tt0010 00; No. 3 prairie. 17 00I.OO.
Alfalfa No 1. 13.I015.00: atndard.
Ill5012t0: No. 3, IM-M:: Mo.
"3 8010.00. Straw oaC It.OOfft.oa.
.Wheat traw. IT.00t.
Chicago Batter.
Chicago. Aug. 1. The butter market
today wa generally eaay and waa 1b buyer-
faor. Th aupply of fin Jt"""
aufficient to aupply the demand. Medium
puw njnud joui ua pUjpii pu
dealer found H hard to aell at th cur
rent lI of price. Car of centralixed
were also easier. Th aupply waa a little
more liberal and buyer refoed to take
beyond actual needs Pricea en theae
yielded a full quarter cent.
New Yerk Produce.
New York. Aug. 1 Butter Steady.
Egg Steady: New Jersey hennery
white, extra fancy, uneaadled, 41 0 44c
Cnci t-aiy.
Kama) City Pntdue.
Kan City. Aug. 1. Eggs le higher;
flret. 10e.
Butter and Poultry Exchanged.
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Omaha He Leased Wire.
Chicago,' Aug. I. While wheat
told at new low fur the teaton in
the early trading, fair tunpurt de
veloped on the decline. The iinith
ua pn a rally with a net gam of
c. Corn showed independent
trrngth and cloeed IsHbC higher,
with December leading, Uatt were
i-rrhanged and rye Ihe lower.
Tl'trc was little in the. character
o' fit newt to cause any material
ch.nge in .entiment in wheat. The
iiiipretiio.i prevailed in tome quar
ter that with the 'July out of the
May, a rally wat in order, dhort
covering and a little buying by the
teaboard wat responsible for the up
turn from the early break. Outside
interest it mull and market rather
eauly influenced. On all the ad
vancei hedging tales were strongly
in evidence, although not as large
as on the previous day.
Movement of now wheat la ireaily
hamn.red by the aborts, in rare, home
Interior elevatora ere unable 10 take in
any more wheat. The Snow ami Ooadman
crop r porta euagettcd a llixht improve
m.nt during the la.t month as compared
with the government July I returne. Liv
erpool cloe.d SI lower. Local rereipta
were 431 car with the Baele firmer
cvmpsred with Bept.mber.
Buy December tern.
- A belief that December corn waa selling
tt too freat a dierount under the eupport
caused general buying of the December
nd selling of September. The market
developed Independent strength. Th dlf
fereare narrowed about e for the day
with December about 30 under th nearby
future at th la.t.
Private crop reports suggested a yield
of around 7S.0t0.000 buahela or mora la
sic. a. or tne government July 1 returns.
but bad no effect. Shipping demand active
witn aaiea or 4s.ouo ouaneia, mciuaing
300.000 bushsls to exporters. Receipts 1ft
cars with tbe heal, easier compared
with the September.
Oata held within a range of He with
the action of corn the main Influence.
Country house aold May while spreadera
bought that delivery and aold September
at 3o difference. Recolptc 19 rare wltn
triple lot o higher as compared with
September. Shipping aaiea 216,000 bushels.
Including 60.000 bushels to exporters.
Hedging ssles had a depressing effect on
rye' and with limited eupport It showed
mora weaknea than any other grain.
Pit ' Notes.
It was said that the local professionals
war too hearlah on wheat for the values
to remain at th early low level. Al
though th advanc from th low point
waa a little over Ic, th market waa
said to have a better tone. Outild mar
kets, with exception of Mlnneapolla, were
weaker than Chicago and Winnipeg and
durums were very weak.
In the face of the wheat markefa
trength here, there were a number of
tradera who stick to the selling sine on
bulges, believing that the general volume
of apeculation is too email for advance to
be carried very far.
Trading in May gralna started today.
May wheat aold at 4c over December, and
fic. over Sentember. Last year flrat aales
were on August 9 at 11.31. In oorn the
December-May apread waa 3c. May being
at a premium, and May and September
were about tho aame.
Corn Gain Friend.
Corn I gaining friend in some quar
ter, and there are a number who ssy
prices for December are too low and that
the market is oversold. Others talk 60c
for December and say the high tem
neraturcs In the southwest will not dam
age much corn, while others claim that it
will be badly fired.
Board of trade directors were unable to
get a quorunt today and will meet at 10
tomorrow.
Chicago elevatora ar buay loading boata.
Loadlnga from public and private ele
vators from Saturday morning to Mon
day night aggregated 3,843.000 buihele,
mostly wheat and corn.
Wheat tradera paid no attention to
Broomhall' estimate on the exportable
surplus of the world of 680,000,000 bush
els, which is only slightly In excess of
the theoretical Import requirement. Bull
ish ststistics have cost the trade a great
deal of money the past two years and un
til foreign flnancees are adjusted figures
are not expected to have much effect on
prices.
New York Cotton.
New York. Aug. 1. Trading in the local
cotton market was chsracteriatlc of the
wild and - turbulent dealings on all tbe
leading cotton exchangee of th country
today, following publication of the govern
ment figure on the crop aa of July 26.
The report, ehowlng a condition, of 70.8
per cent, was a complete surprise and
buying orders flowed Into the local ring
in large volume. The bidding was so
spirited that the price Jumped 17 a bale
within a few minute fter th first an
nouncement of the report. Traders rushed
around the ring endeavoring to execute
orders, some hastening to cover short line
put out but a few minutes before, others
buying for investment. Later in the day,
on the theory that the world will not
face a cotton shortage in view of the
chaotic conditions in Europe, some selling
orders appeared, bringing about a reaction
of c froth the extreme highs. Many
conditional orders were executed on the
top, and short sales were covered after
the 60-polnt reaction, bringing atout an
other rise and a nervous market. At the
close the list wsa 100 to 111 pointa net
higher, a little better than' 35 a bale for
standard 60-pound bales.
Spot cotton was steady, 110-point ad
vance, 22.55c for middling upland.
Southern spots: Galveston, 22.75c, 100
points advance; New Orleans, 22.50c, 125
points advance; Savannah, 22.30c, 108
points advance; Memphis, 22.50c, un
changed; Houston, 22.70c, 100 point ad
vance; Little Rock, 22c, 60 point advance.
New York Sugar.
New York, Aug. 1. The local raw
sugar market was quiet again today and
aa no sales were reported prices were
unchanged with tubas oxrered st 3c,
cost and freight, eaual to 6.36c for cen
trifugal. There were sales of a cargo of
Cubas to the United Kingdom at Its 3d
c. 1. f., equivalent to cost and freight price
hero of about 3c. while Canada bought
3,200 bags of San Domlngos afloat at 3.45c
v 1. f. New York.
The raw sugar futures market was eaaler
during the early operations, with pricea
showing declines of 3 to 8 points under
renewed liquidation. Alter miaaay. now
ever, prices rallied on covering and buy
lr helteveri to be for outside account,
with flnel quotations 2 to 3 points net
lower. Trading was only moderate, with
operator Inclined to hold off and await
neveicw-mente in ine spov marnev. oey
tember, 3.66c; December, 3.61c; March,
3.54c: May 3.66c.
The market for refined sugar was un
.h.nmri t a 90c to 7.00c for fine granu
lated. Business was light, although it
was reported that sugar from second
hands was selling below refiner' quota-
Refined futures were unchanged with
..1.. .f .n. int nf Sentember and two Oc
tober at 7.25c. Final prices were 7.35c
for September, October and uecemoer.
. New York Coffee.
New York, Aug. 1. The market for cof
fee futurea waa very quiet again today,
with prices slightly lower owing to the
easier showing of Brasll and absence of
sny important support. Th market
opened unchanged to 6 pointa lower and
closed at a net decline of 1 to 6 points,
with December aeiiing off to S.35c and
July to 9.30c. Sales were estimated, at
about 12,000 hags. September. t.32c; Octo
ber. 9.23c; December. 9.35c: Jonuary 1.36c;
March, 9.26c; May and July. 9.30c.
Spot coffee waa reported In fair demand
at 10c to 10e for Rio 7s. and 14
14c for Santoa 4s. Cost and freight of
fers were made a ahade easier. Including
antos 3a and 6a for August-November ship
ment at 13c to 13.30c.
Receipt were:
Orfinai Monday .
bllnial Taeedsy
I day thia w..k
m day week ago. 14.141
am day I w'a a. II. Ill
am dare I w'a a . II. Ill
Omaha, Aug I
Cattle. Mos. Khe.p.
l.e.7
I tat
14.117
14 lit
14.11
li.lti
t.tl
t.te
Mil
tarn d yr age.lt.ttt 11,103
14.111
11.00
ll.tll
31.
37.141
II i:i
tS.tll
Cattle; Receipt w.r 1 101 h.sd With
noinar very light aupply or cattle oa
hand, trade ruled ictiva and generally
UVIOe higher on ill cltss.s. Upots en
yearling and ah (tack ahuwed even
greater game, at.er asv now recovered
about ell of Is. I week's decline. Beet
yearling, her today brought 110.10. There
were no atrletly loppy heavy rattle oa
ale, th high mark for th day being
110 :t. atrletly choir h.avy grass feedera
brought t 10 and the bulk nf the feeder
offerings cleared at Mfi7 90.
r.r.r strers.
Pr. No,
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5 71
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Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
beeves, It. 76910.36; good to choice beeves,
19.1009.60; fair to good' beeve., .50
9.60: fair to good beeve, I8.60OI.00;
common to fair beeves, 18.001)8.60.
enole to prim yearlings, is.aoraio.zo:
good to choice yearlings, 18.5001.40; fair
to good yearllnge. II. 7641. to; common to
fair yearlings. 17.004)7.75.
Choice to prime yearling, ll.fcOJT 10.40;
good to choice heifers, 17.0008.00; fair to
good heifer. 1.501)7.00; common to fair
heifer., 14.504)1.10: choice to prime cow.
!6.60Q7.25; good to choice cow, 16.601)
1.60.
Good to choice feeders, 17.2508.00; fair
to good feeders, 16.6007.26; common to
fair feedera. 15.7606.50: good to choice
stockers, 17.0007.26; fair to good stockera,
!ft.2607.OO; common to fair stockers, it.7t
.oo.
Stock heifer. II. 0005.50: etock cow.
13.2504.25: stock calves. 15.0007.00: veal
calves, 15.6001.60; stock bulls, 14.000 6.00;
buna. (tag, etc., 13.2606.76.
Good to choice grass beeves, 17.&OOTS.ZD:
fair to good grass beeves, 16. 5O0T.4O; com
mon to fair grass beeves, !&.7dv6.&o; gooa
to choice crass cow. 15.3601.00: fair to
good graas cow. 14.OO06.O9
Hog: Receipt were 9.800 bead. Trading
waa active today, on good quality light
hog and butcher weight at prices ruling
steady to strong. Mixed loads and pack
ing grades were alow and barely ateady.
witn the close weaic. ugnt noga sota
largely at 110.10010.26 with a top price
of 110.30. Medium Weight butchers sold at
19.75010.10 and strong weight butchers
19. 25fl)l,75. with the bulk of better grades
at 19.50010.20. Heavy mixed and pack
ing grades sold largely at 17.7608.75,
with extreme heavies at 17.2607.60.
HOGS.
Pr. No. Av.
7 16 46.. 386
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYE8.
Omaha IS. Lea.rd H lra.
New York, Aug, I. Two large
uncertainties, pearma on two inv
portant factors in the situation, kept
all of today's financial markets in
state of hesitation and indecision. It
was known that the railway execu
tivet would announce their willing'
nest or unwillingness to accept
i'retident Harding's proposed terms
for ending the shopmen's strike.
r or ma! statement by the British
ministry of its attitude towards the
intergovernmental debtt, concerning
which there hat been much rumor
and conjecture, also was expected.
N.lth.r announcement waa mad until
long after the close of business. The dsy'a
mars. is therefore held back from any
poaltlv movement. Ksllwsy share no
the stork eschenge were mo.tly 'lower, but
only frcllntly. Th tond market, French
repuoiio Donas, aecnnea sharply, in lh
for.lgn aaihang market th tierman
mark went to th new low record price
of 14 on hundreth of a rent, but rales
on other European market war lull
altered.
Approve Rail NUnd.
In regard to th Proposal for terminal
Ing the ralway atrike. the drift of opin
ion In Walt atreet had been strongly to
in etrect met reinstatement nf the strlk
Ing shopmen with full right of enl
nrtty In service would h opposed by the
executives. Late In the day the formal
announcement proved this expectation to
be correct, and lh attitude appeared to
oe aiaiinrny approvca in financial nr.
clea. partly beeaue of th feeling that
uch right deliberately and nereaaarllr
surrendered by a atrike, partly arcane of
a belief that luetic to loyal employes ds
mended recognition of th fact, nut
whether th negotiation" to end th (Ink
would not b brought to at leaat a tein-
snrarv halt kv thia ilarlalAn Mmln kfla
I il I tn pre'ln'"!' Intervention, seemed to be
1 40 another matter, which would depend on
tn ton nd temper of th re.ponse of
tne enopmen union.
Th not of the British ministry In' r
gard to th Intergovernmentsl war debt
was alao published 1st In th afternoon.
To the financial community It cauaed
undoubted perplexity, alike a to what
concrete action It foreahadowed, what re
ult wa. expected from It, and with what
definite purpose It had been given ,out. Con
cerning th action, which wa Indicated,
conjecture of a pussled market was arous
ed In relation to the ateps already openly
taken by Oreat Britain of her govern
ment.', own volition from repayment of
the debt to our treasury. No result of to
day' action waa believed to be probable ex
cept assurance from the continental debtor
atatea that they could not at this mo
ment undertake repayment to Great
Britain.
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4 00
4 41
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7 00
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4 16
I 31
7 00
No. Av.
63. .303
56. .311
60. .345
34. .269
24. .244
38.. 207
75. .199
Sh.
70
210
Sh.
70
260
140
Pr.
18 00
8 25
9 00
9 70
10 10
10 25
t 10 54.. 260
I 50 17. .247
. . 9 40 60.. 229
. .. 10 00 30.. 263
... 10 20 13. .192
. .. 10 30
FAT IDAHO LAMBS.
No. Ay. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
167 61 111 80 236 73 112 10
Sheep and lamb: Receipt were 17.000
hoed. Trading waa active on all gradea
New York Stocks
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan-4V Bryan, 248 Peter
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Monday
High Low Close Close
..101 101 101 101
.. 68 66 67 68
..141 140 140 140
..97 97 97 98
.. 73 72
.. 84 83
..109 109
.. 26 26
23
22
79
79
47
76
46
92
25
30
A T S F ..
Bait & Ohio..,
Canadian Pao ,
N Y Central ,
Che Ohio ..
Great North .,
Illlnola 'Central
K JC South
Lehigh Valley .
Mo Pae
N Y & N H
North Pac
Chi N W
Penn R R
Reading
C R I & P
So Pac
So Ry
C M St P
Un Pacific
73
83
109
21
66
22
31
78
78
66
76
44
91
25
30
72
83
108
26
66
23
31
78
78
47
74
44
92
25
29
22
31
78
78
44
75
44
91
25
29
144 142 142 143
STEELS.
Am. Car Fdry 178 168 168 171
Alll. -Chalmers ... 54 63 61 53
Amer. Loco 120 118 119 119
Baldwin Loco 121 119 120 120
Bethlehem Steel.. 78 77 77 77
Colo. Fuel 4b Iron 30
Cruclbl 93 90 90 91
Am. Steel Fdry... 38 38 38 39
Lackawanna Steel. 78 77 77 77
Midvale Steel 35 35 35 35
rep. Iron Steel. 72 72, 72 73
Ky. steel springs. .109 ivfVi !"'
81oss-Schef field ..47 47 47
U. S. Steel 101 100 100 101
Vanadium 60 si -
Oti Steel 11 11 11
COPPERS.
Anaconda 53 62
Am. S. R. Co 61 60
Cerro D Pasco... 38 37
Chill Via.
unino 3u?s
Green Cananea
Kennecott . .
Miami
Nevada Con.
Ray Con.....
Seneca
Utah
30
36
29
16
16
21
30
30
36
29
16
16
52
60
38
22
30
30
36
29
16
16
....I. 65
OILS.
General Asphalt... 70
Cosden 43
65 16
Cal. Peterol
today at pricea generally steady, both Liana oil
native and western lamba selling up to
112.25, the top for the day. Spota were
easier, due to a heavier sort. Feeding
lambs were fully ateady with a broad ac
tive demand, best quality moving at
111.75013.00. Receipts in tbe eheep di
vision were amall lots of ewe, which
moved fully steady, best quality light
ewea selling at 17.00.
Quotatlona on aheep and lambs: Fat
lambs, good to choice, 112.00012.25; fat
lamba, fair to good, 110.50012.00; feeder
lambs, 19.00011.00; cull lamb, 16.000
10.00; fat ewe, light, 16.6007.00; fat
heavy, 14.0001.00.
V. Vitrk OeeiaemL
New York. Aug. 1. Flour Easy; spring
patents, 1 25707.75; spring ciesrs. .i;y
6.50: eoft winter stralghta. 15.1001.10;
hard winter atraights. 116.7506.25.
Wheat Spot unsettled; No. 1 northern
spring, 1.S2; No. 2 red whiter. 11.21:
No. 2 hard winter, 11.27: No. 1 Msni
teba 11.46; No. 1 mixed durum, 11.27
c t. f. track New York epot.
Corn Spot firm; No. 2 yellow and No.
2 red-white. 13c: No. 2 mixed. 12e e. L
f. New York, all rail.
Oat Spot barely steady; No.-1 whit,
46 046c.
Pork Easy; mess. 121.00.
Other article unchanged.
Manx City Live Stock.
Sioux City. la.. Aug. 1. Cattle Re
ceipta, 1.100 head; market ateady; fed
ateera and yearlings, IOO01.25; grass
steers end yearling.. If. 500 8.09; grass
cow and heifers. 14.0004.10; fat cows
and heifera, l.O0!.tO; cannera, 12.100
3.5; veals. 14.000110; feeder. 16.940
7.71; calve. 14.5007.25; feeding cow and
heifers. 13.00 01.15: stockers, I6.OO07.2S.
Hogs Receipts, t.00 head; market 100
lie lower; top, 119.00; butcher. 19.900
9.71; bulk of good hogs, 9.tO09.lt: pack
ing grades. 17 1.01.21: rough stag. 11.71.
Shep Receipt. tot head; market
teadi.
Kanaa City Live Stock.
Kanaaa City, Mo Aug. 1. Cattle Re
ceipts. 13,000 head; beef steers, strong to
25c higher; top, 110.10; other fed lots,
lt.5O01O.Of7 Inferior to good grassers,
14.1608.51; she-stork, steady to 36c high
er; bulk cows, 14.0005.00; few lots, 16.25
and higher; moat graas heifer. 46.000
6.00; bulk cannera, 12.5002.76; cutter
moatly 13.2603.75; calves and bull mostly
steady: practical top on vealers, 14.00;
most bologna bulls, 13.7504.26.
Hogs Receipts, 9,010 heed; fairly active
to packera and shippers; bulk desirable
Its-liter weights, steady to 10c higher: few
sorted light. 110.20; heavier kind moatly ' Amer. Sumatra
steady to weaic; nunc i?o to zsu pounoers. vAmer. Tele.
lew is. uu; lew nesvici iuwh , .i.c.
top, 110.00; bulk, 19.00010.00; packer
sows, steady: bulk, 17.6501.50; desirable
stock pigs. 110.26010.60.
Sheep and Lamb Receipts, 2.000 hed;
opening sales, lamba strong to 26c higher;
closed slow with advance mostly lost;
top natives, 113.00; moat sorted lots,
112.00012.76: culls, I7.OO07.SO; sheep,
steady; most fat ewea to killers, 16.000
6.60.
60
13
Invincible Oil....
Mexican Peterol.
Psclflc Oil 55
Pan-American .... 74
Phillips 45
Pierce Oil 7
Pur Oil 30
Royal Dutch 53
Sinclair Oil 31
68
42
50
13
69
42
69
.
13
168. 164 167
12
54
73
43
7
29
62
30
13
54
73
44
7
29
52
30
49
62
61
31
23
30
36
14
14
12
66
70
43
69
13
167
12
55
78
44
7
29
63
31
fltanriitrd Oil. N J.181U 1SH4 181tt 181
Texas Co 46 46 46 46
Union Oil 29 20 20 20
White Oil 8 8 8 t
MOTORS.
Chandler j 62
General Motor ,
WJUys-Overland
Plerce-Arrow . .
White Motor ...
Studebaker
68 51 62
13 13 13 13
. 8 8ft SV SH
. 10 9 9 10
. 48 48 48
.133 129 129 111
Fisk 12 12 12
Goodrich 37 37
Kelley-Sprlngfield 45 43
Keystone Tire 10 10
Ajax 12 13
U. S. Rubber 59 67
INDUSTRIALS.
At.. Gulf A W. I. 32 31
Amer. In. Corp
37
43
10
12
67
It
39
46
10
13
"
13
43
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, Aug. 1. Cattle Receipts. 1,000
heed; beef ateers. steady to atrong; top
matured ateera, 110.66; yearling. 110.50;
bulk beef ateer. 18.60010.15; ene-stocK,
strong to 16c higher; bulls and stockers,
stesdy; veal chives, 50c higher; bulk desir
able vealera to packera around 110.00;
best handy weight calves to outsider, up
ward to 111.00; bulk bologna bull., 14.25
4 4
Hogs Receipts. 21.000 head; lights
closed strong to Sc higher; other butcher
weak; mixed and packing gradea cloaed
10 to 16c lower than yesterday' average;
top, 110.71: bulk, 18.00010.65; bulk butch
ers. 19.76010.66: most pscklng sow. 17.10
08.80; pig, strong, 19.75010.50; shipper
took 3,600 head; estimated holdover, iz
000 head.
Sheep and Lamb Receipt. 13,000
head; beat native lambs, steady to city
butchers; top. 112.75; other fat lamb to
nackera. weak to 26c lower: packer ton
natives, 112.21; western. 112.60; feeder
lambs, strong to higher; top, 113.50;
heep, unchanged; choice light dry fed
yearllnge, fll.M.
St. Joseph ITetoek.
St. Joseph. Aug. 1. Hogs Receipts,
5.000 head; market fairly active, strong
to 10c higher than yesterday' average:
shipper buying good 160 to 240-pour.d
butchers. 110.00010.1; packera early top,
110. 10; packing low moatly ateady; hulk,
17.607 60.
Cattle Receipt. 2.000 head: market,
beat grade beef and butcher cattle,
strong to higher: spots, 26c up; other
and calve, steady; top light yearlings,
early 19.76; some weighty beef ateer.
110.10; five load straight heifer. 19.00;
bulk beet cows, 14.0006.60; veal calf, top.
19.00.
Sheep Receipts 1,800 head; market,
kilting claases, generalv ateady; receipts,
all nativee: top lamba, 111.11; bulk. 112.10
011.75; call. 17.00; sheep oiq eerly.
Dry Goods.
New York. Aug. 1. Cotton good mar
kets responded elowly todey to advances
of barely e over the low ligur aeked for
print clothe. The market were firm and
an Improved demand wa predicted. Fur-
tner openinga or fancy wonted In men
wear line occurred during the dy at
advance (mailer than th trad expect
ed. Buying proceeded la fair volume ia
both dry roods nd nil's wear ffanclee.
Yarn were firmer as were burlaps silks
were in eieaany improving demand with
advaace very (low.
32
.42 41 42
40 39 40 ....
122 122 122 122
American Can ... 61 69 59 00
Central Leather .. 39 38 38 38
Cuba Can 16 16 16 18
Cuban-Am. Sugar. 26 26 26 26
Corn Products 109 107 108 107
Famoua Players... 84 83 83 83
General Electric. . .179 179 179 179
Grt. Northern Ore. 40 40 40 40
Inter, Harvester. . .104 104 104 103
Am. H. & L. Pfd.. 71 . 71 71 71
TT. 8. I. Alcohol... 64 61 61 64
56
71
81
80
44
64
53
43
64
69
30
80
42
63
62
43
64
69
80
10
43
63
53
43
Inter. Paper
Inter. M. M. pfd.
Amer. Sugar Ref.
Bears-Roebuck . .
Stromsburg
Tobacco Products
Worth. Pump
Wilson Co
Western Union. .. .105 106 105
West. Electric 62 61 61
American woolen. 91 to
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil... 26 26
Am. Agrl, Cbem. .
American Linseed
Union Bad pfd...
Boach Magneto. . ,
Brklyn. Rapid Tr.
Continental Can..
Calif Pack .....
Col O El 93
4
82
67
64
73
11
80
42
55
61
43
37 -37
34 34
60
36
26
77
69
36
25
77
90
26
87
34
60
36
26
77
62
91
...147 147
Col Graph
Uned Drug
Nat Enamel .
United Fruit .
Lorillard Tob
National Lead
Pullman
Punta Alegr Bug 61
Retail Store .... 61
Superior Steel
St L A 8 F 30
Va Car Chm 27
Total aaiea. 717,000 shares.
37
59
36
7f
79
92
4
10
67
147
165 166 165 164
38 38 38 38
121 120 120 120
60 60 61
61 61 61
32
29 29 30
!7i 27 27
92
4
81
66
12
4
81
56
147
Close.
. .04
. .0015
. .0811
.4.44
Monday.
Close.
.01
.0106
441
Money
Marks
Frsncs
Sterling
Jiew York Honey.
New York. Aug. 1. Call money Market
eaaler; high, 4 per cent; low, 4 per cent;
ruling rate, 4 per cent; cloalng bid. 4
per cent; offered at 4 per cent; last
loan, 4 per cent.
Call loans against acceptance. 1
per cent.
Tim ixan Firm: to t to day. 4 per
cent; I month. 4 per cent.
Prim mercantile paper, 404 per cent.
FACTORY PRICES
31x4 Non-skid Cord
$21.17
At tha Spragua Factory,
1 8th ami Canting
New York Bonds
N.w Yerk. Aua. I Trading la be M
Ihe N.w York esrka I dy wa
(ratured ay dsallnia in UMriy swe,
which lauuhed II 41 II. new high far
lh y.sr nd the irntt ia peclilv
"I. Paul 4. of ttlt teurh4 a top
nd lh other .ue oi mat roa ei.o
made eubslanlial advances, preaumaaly In
atinpalhy with Ihe belter stork prices.
LHh.r siren feaiuree of Ihe tall group
were Miuoun, Ksa Tela e.llust.
ln.nl ts, when laeued: .hji4 Air line
ronaolldaled la lh Kri and lh Pan
I'rinrliro laeuee
t'eearialnie Involved In th Uerma
reparation problem hea resulted la
unloading or om oi me mr.ian
with re.ull.nl urn receeolone. French
......Hm.Hi. and inunielnala being perllcu
l.elu mttirlmA la lodaV B deall. P"Ulh
America bonds ar mar In aupply than
In demand. Itonvi aeriinm i nw
low todey, with Hr4il 7 sd I relatively
backward.
i.i. ..a m l.ikeriv bonds w.r eompor
lively light, prii change being ul
pommel nature.
Total sale (pr vlue) pproilmlr
III. 400,000.
v. vnrk lui I fallowing r 10
day high, low and closing price, of bond
on th New York etock eschsnt. and th
total sale of etch noaa:
I', S. Hobo.
S.lee tin It 0011 High Low I'loa
II Liberty 3 ll.ll JOJ-JJ JI-
1 Liberty 3d 4a ..100 41 100 40 100.43
.1 T iki. I.f sua. .101.10 101 11 10 14
1017 Liberty :d 4.. too.lt 10 41 101
112 Liberty Id 4 . . 10.40 100.10 loo t
07 Liberty m 4H. .iei.se "
sea vi-, n.w 100 It 10t.lt 10t.lt
141 Victory i ....100.41 110.41 100.4
Foreign Government, Stat and Municipal.
4 Argentina U 100 100 100
, 3 Chine Govt Ry S 63 13 13
II Bern I 111 HI HI
11 Bordeaux I It It
1 Christlanla la 109 109
4 Copenhagen S .. 11 41
11 Lyons t 13
I Marseille I 11 lt
24 Rio d Janeiro la.. tt 99
109
91
13
12
99
10
71
19
91
95
14
101
tt
92
71
91
91
It
14
.103 101
. 99 91
. 91 91
. 7- TS
..101 101 101
..100 100 100
.. 19 91 99
.. I 96 91
,. 97 96 46
..110 110 110
..104 103 103
.. 79 71 71
.. 91 91 99
.103 103 102
11 Ban Paulo la 100 0
Tnklo te 71 71
Zurich la 111 112 111
44 Cr.echo.lo Rep 8 ctf 44 J 94
I Dsn Muni I A. ...101 101 101
14 Dept Seine 7 .... tl so
10 Dom Csn l 21.. 103 101 101
I Dom Csn e II.... ti
41 Dom Cn I S3.... 91
21 Dtch K Ind 4 47.. 91
66 Dtch E Ind I 43.. 94
44 French Rep I .
214 French Rep 7s
1 Jspanese 1st 4s.
14 Japan 4
43 Belgium 7 ..
23 Belgium 4 ....
13 Denmark 4 ....
27 Italy 4
48 Netherlanda la.,
Norway 8 . . ..
22 Sweden I
40 Parls-Ly-Med I
47 Bolivia I
II Ren Chile I 46.,
1 Kep cuoa e .... t ey sen
4 Rep Uruguay la ..104 104 104
4 Queensland 7s ....101 101 109
11 Queensland 6a ....101 101 101
10 Rio Or do Sul I. .100 100 100
8 Swiss Con 8 119 HI Ht
4 K G B & I 6 21.109 109 109
60 K O B A I S 29.110 101 110
tl X O B t 1 5 37.106 104 104
106 U 8 Brasll 8. . .100 100 100
7 U 8 Mexico 5s .... 61 68 61
15 U S Mexico 4 45 46' 46
Railway and MIscHlaneoua.
1 Ajax Rub 8s 19 99 99
7 Am Ag Chm 7.. 104 104 104
17 Amer Smelt 5 94 93 94
20 Amer 8ugr 6s 103 103 103
19 Amer T 4 T c t 5s. 99 98 99
2 Amer Writ Pa .. 84 85 IS
IS Armour C 4s. 90 90. 10
131 A T & S F ten 4s.. 93 93 93
1 A T & 8 F adj 4s.. 83 13 83
7 At C I. 1st con 4s. 91 91 91
13 At Ref 6s 103 103 103
53 Bait A Ohio 4a 101 49 101
38 Bait Ohio o 4 II' 86 85
7 Bell Tel Penn 7a. .108 107 108
2 Beth St ref 6a 96 96 96
4 Beth II pn 6.... 61 91 91
2 Braden Cop 6 102 102 102
1 Bkln Ed gen 7 D..107 107 107
13 Can North 6a ..111 110 110
119 Can Pac d 4a 79 7t 79
11 Cent Ga a 100 100 100
11 cent Leather la .. 97 97 17
57 Cent Pac gtd 4 .. 89 19 19
33 Cerro de Pasco 8s. .111 111 119
25 Che A Ohio cv 6. 95 95 95
19 Che & Ohio cv 4 11 18 81
21 C B & Q ref 6 A. .101 101 101
8 Chi & B III 6a 82 82 82
44 Chi Ot West 4.... 60 69 60
170 C M ft St P cv 4 71 70 70
76 C M A St P rf 4s 47 64 16
92 C M A St P cv 6. 75 74 71
I fat A M W 7..ll 11
T t'al N W .,ll4 lie
It Chi Ry te 1 11
II C It I A I rel ., 11 '
I Chi A W 14 4 . II It
4 t' C C t SI L fa 4 11 II
II Chit t e 1 11 11
II I hll Cop 11 91
I t'al 14 I 1
4 "ul Use A SCI S ... t 11
II in feel M4 .. "S tl
t t en lie 7 111 III
I Cub fa P 4 Is -. , 13
13 I'ub i n 4 !.. M
t I'Uh R H 7 A. .14 104
1 t ub Am M k ,ltti 11
t Del A Hud rv .. 11 11
I ) A R U Imp I.. l II
3 IM M ref 11 l7
I l.t l td Kv t.. ! II
I Dimid Mlrh Tb,,oI l"l
14 lpnt Nsm Te....l7 T
I Imqueene l.t e .11 I1"
41 Kmp OAF 1. ctf 11
11 Krie g.n 4. SI
41 Krle pr Hen '' 67
I risk Rubber ..,. Il ln
II Krm I l ....
4 Uea r.l.u 4 s 11 lt
S3 ax1yer T II.. 1014, lM
5 Uoodyesr T S 4li.lll
I lin-l Tnk Ry P 7 113 111
I llnd Tnk Hy t l4 ll
71 tin Nonh 7 A... .11 tU
10 Urt Nartht H..I0I 101
15 Hud A M ref 6 A. ! it
4 Hud M ad In Sa a4 M
' SI III I'.nl Sa ....0 101
10 tl! St d 4 10 6S
4 Int Met 4S H l
IS Int R T if S 70 i
11 Int M M if IH
II Inl P rf I . .. 17
I Invine Oil le 66 St
1 Iowa Cent ref 4a.. 44 44
1 K C Ft A M .. 11 51
I K C tn la IS
I Kelt Spring T la.. 101 !
4 Lack St I. 21 1"" to
T Lacka St I SO ... 90
1 l,r.d SI I, lei It 91 II
4 L A M 8 4 4 21. 94 11
I 1, I t II I d li 11. 13 11
I Lehigh Val ..102 o:-
10 Llg My I It's 99
1 Mkt Hi Ry con te.. 17 t;
1 Marland Oil Sa 101 lost
I Mlrh Cent 4 4a 13 .'
4 Slid St rv I 81 19
11 M A St I. ref Is.. 47 47
I M St PAHSM t103 101
44MKATnpllA 84 14
110 SI K A T n ad 6a A lS
I M K A T let Ha .. 12 :
J4 Mo Pao con ta 100 loo
111 Mo Pac ten 4a 46
1 Mont Pow I A.. 7 97
tl N R T 4 T lit El rt 91 17
II N O T A M Ino la. 72 72
21 N Y C col 7 106 105
tl N T C it s 107 107
11 N Y Kd ref ls,110 110
1 NY NH A II e Is 41 81 SI
SNY Rys ref 4 ctf. 37 37
INT Tl d la 49. 16 104
21 N Y Tel ref 41.101 106
II N Y W A Bo 4 64 64
14 Nor A West cv 4.. 114 113
34 Nor A Writ ron 4 12 92
29 North Pao pr In 4a 11 81
271 Nor Pac ref 10t lov
10 Nor 8ta P ref la A. 11 It
22 N W Bell Tel 7.. 107 107
4 Or A Cal 1at ta.100 100
2 O S h gtd 6 ctf. 106 106
6 O S L ref 4 9.1 92
34 Or-Wsh RRAN 4. 82 82
10 Otll St 8 A 100 100
5 Pac Ga A El Sa. 91 91
17 Pac T A T 6 SI ctf 92 92
4 Packard Motor 6s. .107 107
2 Pan-Am P T 7. .101 101
39 Penn R R 6 101 109
to Penn R R gen 6s.. 101 101
10 Penn R R gen 4s 13 92
13 Pere Msrq ref 6.. 97 97
20 P A 19 ino 4 36 35
3 Pro A Ref la 102 102
3 Pub Srv 6s 85 85
13 Reeding gen 4s 86 86
1 Rep I A 8( col 6.. 92 92
3 Rio O k West 1st 4 79 79
4 R I A & h 4.. 81 11
5 8t L I Mt A B rf 4 87 87
37 St L A S F ad 6a.. 81 11
24 St L A S K inc 6s . 72 72
44 St L A 8 F p I 4s A 73 72
3 St L 8 W 1st 4s 79 79
2 StPAKCSL. 4s 81 81
7 S A A A P 1st 4s.. 77 77
106 Sesbosrd A I, cn 6s 64 6.1
41 Seaboard A I, ad 5a 28 28
39 Seaboard A L, rf 4a 45 45
4 Sharon St Hp 8s A 98 98
4 Sinclair Oil 6e... 18 98
23 Sinclair Oil cv 7a,114 114
15 Sinclair Oil col 7s. 99 99
9 So Pac cv 4 92 92
94,80 Psc ret 4 90 89
11 So Pac col.tr 4s.. 88 87
43 So Ry gen 6s 102 102
24 So Ry con 6 97 97
14 So Ry gen 4s 69 69
4 So Prt Ric Sg 7s. 100 100
11 Stan Oil Cal d 7s.. 104 106
108 Third Av adj 6s.. 64 62
12 Third. Ave ref 4s.. 64 3
50 Tidewater Oil 6s.l03 103
7 Tob Prod 7s 101 102
43 Un B A P 0 A ctf. 98 97
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loots
97
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105
107
110
81
37
106
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64
113
92
89
108
91
17
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105
92
i:
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91
92
107
101
109
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92
97
36
103
85
86
92
79
81
87
11
72
72
79
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77
63
28
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98
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114
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92
69
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63
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i v. p. ut t. m
I t'a Pe iv I 44 1, 11 t'
t lama Tak far t ll "
I IH4 Drug Ill l l
tilt K.eliy t tt 41
III I Kekher f..ll I"' l"4
Is U k Nub 6 II te
II 11 8 meet S I'H tOIS
I I'leJt V A L So .... tl 14 IJ
I V Cr fan t..lt lt l4
II v far fhro 7 tif. 14 ,
I Va Ry 4. 9. 91
I W.b..h let I ....t4 l 190
t Weelwa . 4s... 14 41 44
T West l"ia 4 ..110 110 II
t Wl Kleo 7 101 sl 11
I Wheel A L IS coa 4 11 91 91
II Win.. A f If t,04 !" I"4
II Wileo A C 4... tl tl tl
S Wl Cent gen te.. It II U
Tol.l .ale. of bond, today were III,.
I4S. to eompered with IIO.MJ.ttt pretlou
day and 11,111.100 a year no.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
Sim York. Aug I Transaction! on
Hi. N.-w York tuib bond market MUy
v. -re a followa:
Itoada.
I Allied I'eck i 13 1
I AHI..I Pack is ctf. il'e 4
I Am I. A T t w w.0" Ino
SI Am T T . '2! 1""S I"
I Am T 0 T i. .'4 l"l l"l
7 An I'oii i.a I"l
I An Cop 7. i'l 1"j
3 Armour Co 7..lo lot
II Ail tl A W I .'.a .. sou, i.o
7 Kith Hi 7s. 'SJ....i'IS 1"'t
1 llelh M 7e. -35 I"l I"'
I Mklyn t'n (las 7. .11" l"
t en Kt K i ' li'I'i tot
5 Can Nat Kv 6s ... '
40 Can P.c lot t, tOI
"o Cent Ht-H-I is I"5 I0'
3 Cher Iron Is 94 4
2 Chi I'll Ht 6s n-.inii 100
i Oil Graph Is rtfs. 34 .:
7 Cum Power Is Il's I
1 fun tlus U.ll ts. . I"l
2 Con Textile s 97
I t'n H. ut II 1. i
4 uuiu ml ;. . .
4 t slvuluie , , , . s. v
. " . r.iee T
4 Win. he. If r 1 u .
tuevlgn liumls
I Ar I. 'ij ( ,
to i m tiunievi,)
II King Herbs fr le
10 llembuig 4 V
le Dwlse 1
It I'. W, Mellro 4s .
l-'J l..t ,
lb I lb-
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Range of pn. uf h,. Ir
eie.ke furnished l.y !,,.
I'eiers Trust hull Una
Amerli-ln llsdlatur
Arniuur A t'n , H , ', ,
Armour Leal her eom
Edison rm
Continental Motor
I.lbby
Montgomery. Vi,t
National Leather hew ....
htewari. Warner
Hwift A Co
Kwifi In
fnion I'arbld
Want
W rig ley
I(.
97
I Cop K Ass Is. '24 103 103
II l 'op tx Ass le, 'St.lUIVj 103
' 3 Cuban Tel 7s tos 105
4 Galen Hig I'll 7s..l'i6 10..
I Gen Asphalt Is., loi 104
2 Goodrnh Tire 7e...l3 104
3 Grand Trunk i.l07 U4
11 Gulf Oil 7a It'4 104
13 Hood Run 7 9J 91
31 Inter II T t. '22.. 93 93
4 Kan (laa A Kl tl.. 95 96
26 Laclede (laa 7a 1004. 100
3 J lb McN A Lib It. 14V. l
1 Magma Cop 7a....l0 107
17 Nat Acme 7e... 97 91
I Nat Leather ta. . .. t
63 N Y N II A H 7s.. 8t H
t! Phil Kl 6a 101 lot
I Phil Pet 7. "II. .117 117
Phil Pet ?Ua w W.101V 101
1 P A (1 7a. 23 100 100
I Pub 8 C of N J 7i.103 102
1 Robert Galr 7. ... 98
1 H-irs Roe 7a. ':i..loo 1o
1 Reara Roe 7a. '21. .101 101
13 Phawsheen 7 103 103
3 Holvay A Cle ts ..lock, 106
SAW Bell T 7s 103 102
1 St OH N Y 7s. '24.. 101 10
4 St Oil N Y 7s, '28. .106 106
10 8t Oil N Y 7s. '29.107 107
5 Rt Oil N Y SUB. ..101 101
6 Stew Werner 8s. .110 110
II Swift A Co 7s, '25.10! 102
2 Swift A CO 7s. '31.-103 103
1 Tlrisl Osaea 7a 101 101
1 lTn OH Cal 6s 101 101
3 Un Oil Prod 8s 91 91
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97
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104
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105
104
101
10
14
99
92
95
lone,
94
107
97
99
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101
117
lot .
100
103
91
100
101
103
106
102
106
106
107
109 V
110
102
103
101
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London. Aug. 1. At ih wnni .u, i.
i. il today lii.ll halea one i.ff.n-d Ths
ufferlnis were readily ehiuihed for hum.
and ronlln.ntal accounts Amnion, se
I curd a fair aupply nf superior Tasinanlsn
'lire. sirs. Recent value were fig mly msin.
leincu.
Driest Fruit.
N-w York, Aug. I kAaponite.l Applet
I lull.
Prunes I'naetlled.
Aprh hull.
IV.i hre- i.'iilet,
llanini Kssy.
Ijimton Money.
I.onilon. Aug 1. Bar silver. 35 d pet
ounce; money. 1 per cent; dlsrnunt rstes,
hoit bills. I 13-14 psr cent; 3-month bills,
I ', per cent.
To Protect
Is Best
It it let xpeniiv to pro
tect your v a I u a b le
againtt firo and theft
than it ia to recover them
after they are lott.
You can obtain the pro
tection of our matiive
vault for leu than two
cent m day.
-Th
Omaha Safe Deposit Co.
Ground Floor Omaha Nation!
Bank Building
Farnam at Seventeenth
FACTORY PRICES
31x4 Non-Skid Cord
$21.17
At the Spragu Factory,
18th nnc Cutninf
Write totem! INK!
MUNN 4. CO.
Tower Building. CHICAGO. ILL.
dsntldc American HMl.. WAHHINnTOft, D. C
Koolenrtb Hutldln. NITW TOKK
Robert Bld.. SAN FBA.NCIBOO, CAL.
BONDS
of 80 issues
Selected with
care. Offered
as attractive
i n v e stments.
Send for
Our August List
The National City Company
Omaha Firat Nat. Bank Bldg.
Telephone 3318 Jackson
For Economical Transportation
Chevrolet Motor Company
Announces
NEW PRICES
Effective August 1st, 1922
Passenger Models
Model Superior Roadster - -Model
Superior Touring - - - -Model
Superior Utility Coupe - - -Model
Superior Four-Passenger Coupe
Model Superior Sedan
Model FB Roadster
Model FB Touring -
Model FB Coupe .......
Model FB Sedan
Commercial Models
Model Superior Chassis
Model Superior Light Delivery - -
Model G Truck Chassis
Model T Truck Chassis - - - -
All Prices F. O. B. Flint, Michigan
All Model Fully Equipped
510
525
680
840
860
865
885
$1325
$1395
$'
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 425
$ 510
$ 650
$1095