THE OMAHA BEE: THURSDAY. AUGUST 3, 1922.
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How to Keep Well
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TRENCH OAS AND T. B.
Tn men who wers gaticd durtng
the war, are in no special dinger of
contracting coniumption.
According to the law of averages,
everybody la in aoiae danger of de
eloping that diteaie. But very care
ful atudiea made by the War depart
meat show that the soldier who waa
Sailed in 1917 and 1918 is in no more
anger of beeomlng a consumptive
than he would have been had there
been no gas warfare.
This information will bring relief
to tne minds ot thousands of worry'
ing relatives. Gaa waa such a mys
terious substance. Its use was so
mysterious. The effects on the bu
man body were so mysterious
By reason of this mystery, veter
ana who had been aaned were al
ways fearful that thia vear or next
their lungs would show the effects of
the gassing.
To make their fears worie, they
talked to men with consumption
who attributed their trouble to the
effects of eas.
The War deoartment felt the ef
fecta of this uneasiness and learning
of stonea that were floating around
decided to investigate.
First, they undertook to find out
what the men thought by studying
1.036 applications for . compensation
filed with the veterans' bureau.
Of these 34 per cent attributed
their disability to the after ettects
cf being gassed. Of the cases of
consumption, 22.5 per cent held
gassing to have been responsible.
Other percentages ' not especially
germane to this question were as
follows: - ,
Of the claims for disability due to
Bronchitis,' 7J.5 per cent
thought gassing the cause; ' -Heart
disease, 14 .per cent
. thought gassing the cause;
- Asthma, 41.4 per cent thought
' gassing the cause;
Rheumatism, 7 per cent
'thought gassing the cause.
Nephritis, 4.4 per cent thought
' gassing the cause.
Next, they wrote to a large nunv
ber of physicians, formerly in the
army, of which 13 per cent replied
that they thought there was some
relationship between being gassed
and consumption.
. Next, they wrote to 30 medical
officers, - associated with hospitals,
where ex-soldiers were being treated
for consumption.- Five thought that
. consumption might be an after ef
' feet of being gassed. ( . .
' A questionnaire sent to thousands
'of physicians, through medical so
cieties, showed that 16 per cent -of
these thought there was some suph.
connection.'
. AH- this induced the government
to study further, ; They sent a board
of medical officers to Camp Grant,
IIL, to study the question. They
were in session several months.
They had laboratory experimental
work done in Chicago and they
gathered from- the literature reports
on- similar experimental work done
in France. . ,
' " They obtained ' the best opinions
available on the subject from the
British, the French, the, Germans and
the Swiss, and the conclusion drawn
from all this material was that con
sumption is not one of the after ef
fects of gassing.
The conclusions after' citing , the
expectations .of consumption in
each 1,000 men regardless of what
their occupation or previous history
has been says: .
"As to the incidents of pulmonary,
tuberculosis resulting from exposure,
to gas, it would seem- that it is far,
from convincing that gas played any:
particular part in this connectlon-and
it is doubtful if the incidence of
lung tuberculosis among ex-service
men is much. greater by reason of
the part that gas played."-
Those who claimed; to, have de
veloped tubefculosis a year after
leaving the service from conditions
experienced in the army certainly
have no basis for such assertion. ,
Work Harder;' Eat Less.
Mrs. L. A. W. writes: "I am 4
feet 11 inches high and weigh 138
pounds. I would like to reduce 20
pounds, as 110 pounds was my
former weight.
"Is there any kind of a tablet I
can getat the drug store to reduce
i my weight that will not injure my
health in any way, . especially .my
heart, as it has been very weak since
I had the flue two1 years ago?"
- REPLY. r
V No. There is no safe way to cheat.
.You are fat because you ate more
than your work called for. The only
way to reduce is to work more than
your eats call'for.
Therefore, work harder, but espe
cially eat lighter. '
You can make light eating, com
fortable by filling yo'ur stomach
three times a day with greens, tur
nips, tomatoes, radishes and other
filling near foodsAy"'' -'Y.' .V
It May Be Consumption,
Mrs. H. D. B. writes: "I am 38
and have had chronic bronchitis for
a number of years. Is it very dan-
gerou8 ;REtLY: " .
Are you certain It is not consump
tion. Most cases'! chronic bronchi
tis are. Be examined very carefully
for consumption .and asthma. " - ;
T. B. Can Come Back.
S. B. writes : !"I ant going put with
a young "man whom..I like -very
much. " '. :'. ' ' ' ;
- "He told me when he was a boy of
17 he had a touch of tuberculosis,
but that he was cured right away. .
"I want to know whether that can
come back?. ;, ' ' ' . "...
"He is very strong and healthy
now. He has always worked hard.
He "22 years old now
REPLY. . :
Tt can come back. .
M he lives right it should not do so.
at. lmSs ant.
t. Louie, Aug. . wmt-September,
ll.SS; DMcmbtr, Sl.lt. . t
Corn September. . te: December.
ISH.
hrtimbw, tl.s Dembr,
is. -- -
Chicago rroCue.
Chicago, Aug. S. Butter H I g or;
creamer? extras, SStte: flrets, llfIIe;
. ooetmda. tHe: standard, title.
Kggo Bcn,aga : receipt. 11,111
t-fcleaam. Anc. 2 -Poaltrr- Live higher
fowls, lit 12c; 'broil, 11016c; roawtera,
ISti.
Omaha Grain
Omaha, Aug. 2.
Grain markets were dull and fca
lurtictt lousy, i n news were gen
erally bearish. The financial condi
tion of Germany caused some con
cern, marks selling at another
low level today, and that country
new
was
out of the market. There was also
talk ot exporters reselling. However.
the car aituition ia ti.mn.rl..
. j -r"- -
movement rtt ffrain and w
lPZ "ri, Ttrtt'TF .b3r,Ifl
in the river districts of Australia. The
weather continues favorable for the
growing corn crop with the excep
tion of Oklahoma, where high tern
peratures still prevail.
Receipts of wheat at Omaha were
13 cars, against 227 cars lait year:
. tmm , . v - - 1 1 wv.iy iwm, iiic viiciiiimi un lilt
of corn, 73 cars, against 60 csrs, and decine. Country offerings and con
of oats, 25 cars, against 17 carf last ,ignrncntl much smaller and premi-
year. Total shipments were 205
cars, is compaied with 226 cars last
year,
Prices of cash wheat in the Omaha
market were steady and offerings
were in fair demand, with prices un
changed to y,c higher. Corn sold
unchanged to Vtz lower. Oats were
unchanged. Rye was quoted 23c
lower, and barley unchanged
WHEAT.
No. S dark bard: 1 ear (mully), tblp-
Fr wviam.; Vl.ua.
no. d.rK hard: l car, II III x ear
nmuuy). ii.oi.
No. 4 dark hard! S ear (mutty), It. OS
1 rar (amultvl. tic. I
No. S dark hard: I car. SI. 04: 1 r (I.S
par cant rye), II. OS.
No. l hard wlnl.rt S can (ihlppar's
wfiimii. ai.vs: a cara. ai.oi: l ear aain.
woiani.i, vi. vi.
no, i nara wtntari s cart. 11.01: II
ear. 11.10 H.
No. I bard win tar: 4 ear. IIUo: 1
rar (heavy). II. 00: 1 car Hi n.r a.nt
No. 4 hard wlntari S cara, II He; 1 car.
Sic: 1 ear (IT per oant dark, .muioi
I1.S1H: 1 car (amutly), Sic; 1 ear (araut-
No, i yviiow bard: 1 car, 11.01.
no. i rai ow nara: l car. iiu.. i ..p
no. y.llow hard: 1 ear. II U.
No. S y.llow hard: 1 car (amutty), lie.
.v. . .mum; a car lamoar, ive.
: CORN. . ,"
No. I white: 1 ear. 14 e; I cara, llVie.
No. 4 whlta: 1 car. S4Ue.
NO. I yellow: 1 car. STVa: 1 r.p r..
.".I vuunii. Plac.
NO. S y.llow: 1 Mr kllllnl
inc. can. nxt; a cara, line.
no. I mixed; 1 car, tltoo.
No. t mixed! S eara. 14 Vic; 1 ear, 1411a.
OAT9.
No. I whiter S cara lie! 1 car finMl.1
imuua;;, VI He. "V
ma
No. i: 1 car, T4cj 1 car, TH4e. .
No. I: 1 car, 71c; S can, TlUo.
No. 4: 1 oar, Tic.
BARLEY.
No. 4: I cara, Itc.
Sample: 1 car (amutty), 60c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
liariota.)
Weak Tear
Ago A(0
in :i7
41 40
17 IT
S
1 I
Week Tear
A(0 Ago
ISO IRS
II 17
16 4
, I I
,0 S
RecelDta
Today
..137
.. '71
.. SS
.. s
Today
..117
79 '
...IT
.. . 1
.... 0 :
Wheat' ......
Corn
Oata
Rye
Barley
Shipment!,
w neat .
Corn.,..,,
Oata
Ry
Barley . ,
FRIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
- - (Boahela.)
Week
- Tear
Ago
1,111,000
11.000
t.lll.OOO
Tear
Ago
1,101,00
424.00
RecelDta Today
Aa-o
Wheat ...... 8.17S.009
Corn 1,160.000
Oata 149,000
1,704,000
81,000
SI4.000
Week
Ago
1,101,000
1.IBI.O00
Shipment Today
Wheat 1.H1.000
Oata ..,.2.171.009
Oata ...V.'.'.i 711.000
151, 00
116,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Wheat and' flour ... . 417, 000
147,000
Corn None
Oata 110,000
None
None
WORLD'S VISIBLE.
Week
Ago
18,471,000
26,171,000
41,015,000
Tear
Buahela Today
Ago
Wheat ..17,167,000
102,316,000
Corn
12,104,000
46,110,000
17,511,000
51,111,000
Oat
CHICAGO
RECEIPTS.
Carlota.
Week
Today 'Ago.
....-421 , ,' 682
Tear
Ago.
Wheat'
161
116
.137
Corn -. .
Oata ..
14S 131
SS - 143
KANSAS CITT RECEIPTS,
v Carlota.
Week
Today.. ' Ago.
474 184
............. .12S , 131 ,
...... I '.10 " 61
Tear
Ago.
473
174
IS
Wheat
Corn .
Oats .
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
.. uarioia.
Week
Ago.
206
81
166,
Tear
Ago.
277
111
16S
Today.
161
SO
......114
Minneapolis
Dulutb. ......
Winnipeg . .
Chicago LIveetock. .
Chicago. Aug. S. Cattle Recelpta.
10.400; beef eteer closing strong to 16c
higher; top matured eteers, 110.76; weight,
1.3IS pounds; beat yearlinga, 110.60; tulk
beef ateera. - 18.10010.26; better grade
butcher ahe atock and cannerav strong to
lOe higher; In-between gradee fat cow and
heifer, (low; bull, steady to weak; veal
calve -and atockere, firm bulk fat; ahe
etock, t6.2507.25; bulk desirable bologna
Duns, l4.iltl.lD; ouiK veaier to pacaera.
cio.oomio.se.
HogsReceipt. 14,000: lights and light
butchera, averaged 6c higher; othera closed
10 to 16o lower; top, 110.75; bulk, 17.100
10.70; 280 to 300-pound butchers, 11.600
I. 65; plga, ateady, 110.00 010.60;' shippers
took about 4,000; - estimated holdover,
II, 000. , '
Bheep Receipt; 11,000; lambs, strong to
ISo higher; sheep, steady;, top western
lambs. 112.15;' top natives, tlt-H to city
butchers; 112.50 to packers; best feeding
lambs, 111.60.
New York Cotton.
New York. Aug., t. Cotton price Were
a disappointment to thos who had
bought on the government report of, a
mall crop. Liverpool wa relatively
easy. The local market opened at a de
ellot) of St point on order and of I bo
17 nolnta under scattering liquidation.
There wa considerable-- preeeure through-I
out th morning and little demand. Thei
list fell SS to 17 points net Del ore mid
day. An early afternoon rally met hedg
ing ealea by apot houee and Wall street.
Liverpool' profit taking also cauaed a re
newal of the decline. Closing prices were
down IT to 66 point net - '.
Spot -quiet, 10 point decline, 22.08c for
middling upland. -; - -
Southern market war: -Galveston,
11.260, 80 Joint decline; New Orleans,
ll.00e.-60 points decline; Augusta, ILStc,
SO point decline; Memphl", ll.fO. un
changed; Houaton, 12.15c, 64 point de
cline; Little Rock, 11. Tie, .11 points . de
cline. .. . . '
Oman Hay Market. ; .
v Prairie Hay Receipt ar very light and
demand is good en best grade at top
quotation. The lower grade ar Iow
aale, t . . -.
Alfalfa Hay Receipt are very light
and demand fair oa tog. grades and light
on th lower grades.
Price below .ar tor carload Iota: Up
land prairie No. 1. 114.00 011.00: No. J
prairie. 111.00011.00: No. S prairie 17.00
10 00;- mldlaid PrPJrto.No. l.Sll.tqa
14.00; No. 1 prairie. SS.SO01S.OO; No. rS
prairie. S7.00tJI.00: lowland prlrle No.
I. 01004)10.00; No. t prairie. t7.OO0l.OS.
Alfalfa No. 1. 111.00016.00; standard,
S11SO011.IO; No. S. S10.00tll.6J: No.
S. 11.00011.00. Straw oat,. tl.OO0t.tl.
Wheat straw. I7.040 1 0.
City Grain.
. Kan City. Aug. S. Wheal Cah. No.
I hard. tl.00Ol.ll: No. S red. II. 0201-04.
. Com Ne. whit. SSOSte: No. ysl
lo. st Ue, ,
Hay Unchanged.
Kan see City, Xug. J. Wheat Septem
ber. SSc; December. S1.M: May, 1105.
Cora September. . Sle: December,
Slc .. . - '
: MwsampwUr Grata.
Minneapolis Aug. S- Wheat Cash, No.
1 aortaera. tl-24 0141; September.
ti ll; December. Sl.lt: May. S1.14H.
Coii-No. a yellow. l70ITHc
OaU No. I whit. 104C
Barley 410 He. ' .
Rye Ne. S. 7Ht7tiei -riax
NQ.1. S2.sTH01.im.
' MlaaeapeH Flowr.
lfmaeapou, mul. Aug 1. Ploer Ua
rhanged t 26o tower, family patents,
17.10 7.4. - - . . - r - , - -BrSB
HMI.
Market,
Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELsL
IMUUU m aiM.
Chicairo. Auar 2. A lelua
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hedging pressure, incidental to
coal and rail strike, with fa r buv
by the seaboard gave the wheat mar
kct a higher average. On the bulge ,
to around $1.07 for September, the ,w " , t"
best buyers of the previous
.Pf,.j Tk. ...
th. : . v .
I mere were nei loties oi 1 - eoui
I M. ..
on-Dccember. with oat, off UfiJ
tnd rye S-8fi7-8c.
The rail strike situation is having
more effect on values. Local traders
were inclined to the bull side early,
out were filled up on the advance
and unloaded on the way down. The
..-i. .l. ...
urns on track here were slightly
lirmer.
Export Eeatriated.
Verelaa financial eondltlana. with a eel.
lap la mark to a new lew. greatly re-
nncieq rrean export oueinea at tne -board.
For the Urn being ih trader
are mapoeed to operate with eairVlon.
Weatern railroad. In a majority of cave.
r accepting freight, pubjecl to delay, but
I n ! mbro not ft h.i b.a
no aanerai emoarao noilea Baa beaa la.
aoed by any ef the leading road. Re
ceipt. 114 eara. Exporter took 100,001
bu.hel hare during the day.
The corn market revaraed Ita action of
th prevloua dar. Beotember waa the
atrongeet and December th weakeat. the
ir.tter going to nearly 4e under tha nearby
delivery at the laal, Removal of hedgea
agalnat raah (ale helped to etrenxthen
th September. Shipping ale were 111,
to buahele. Includlna 170.00 buahela to
th aeaboard. Oovarnment weekly weather
crop reporta laid rain waa needed In th
aoutnweet. Rerelota. Ill cara
Oat held within a ranee of H toKe and
eloaed at the bottom. Caah prlcee were
firmer a compared with the September,
but had no effect on aentlmenL Rail
strike I raualng amall recelpta.
Number of offer to recall large ooan
title of rye on th pert of Oermaay.-wlth
Hedging aalae from the north weet. bad
dcpreaalng effect on rye. Shorte were the
peat buyer, aaiee of ii.soo nuaneis war
mad to exporter.
rtt Naiea.
Corn waa benefited by rata In th cen
tral upper Mlaalaalppl valley and - moat
plain atatea and In portion of th Ohio
vaiiey, put tne late orop in tne loutn.
weet and portion or th aouth waa un-
favorably affected by dry weather, ac
cording to the government weekly -weather
ana crop report. Oram tnreehlng wee de
layed In aome north central etatee. but
thle work made good progreaa In the
aaatarn atatra and weather waa very fa-
voraoie. in tne tar nortnweat.
All the export hou.ee In Kanaa City
were in the eaan wheat market, clean-
Ins up tk offering a telnet- export ealee
via tne guir. Reccipte tnere were ' ioz
car, compared with 412 car a week ago,
and 401 cara laat year. The three aoulh
weatern market had 1,011 cara, compared
with S07 cara a week ago, and 1,101 cara
laat year.
Receiver uid that oo per cent or tne
14 ear ot wheat received at Chicago
Wedneeday were applied on ealea made
prevloualy to arrive. Thle ha been the eaeo
all week.
Flour bualnee la better, miller being
able to aell more flbur for 10 to 20 daye
ebnoment. aa price nave declined of
late. In the eaat th demand I better for
prompt thlpment, witn mor inquiriee
for forward ahlpment. Mllleneedlng buel
neaa are offering flour at conceaalone.
Damage report from Oklahoma ha in
spired fair buying of corn the paat few
daye, but the weaknea In wheat at the
laat - carried corn value down.
Northweatern houaea bought May ana
old December oat at 14 to 10 differ
ence, with. May at a premium, in corn
there wa buying of May and aelllng of
December at 3tt to c aurerence.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co.. DO. 17. Aug. S.
Art.. I Open. I High. Low. Cloae. Tea.
Wht
Sept. 1.01 LOT 1.05 H 1.06 1.06
1.0H4 1-0IH 100 :
Dee. 1.01 K 1.01 1.07 1.07 1.0IH
1.07 1.08
May 1.11 1.12 1.12 1.11 1.12
1.12
Rya
Sept. I .7SI .73 .Tt .71 .73
Dec. .7t .76 .74 .74 .76
May I .71
Corn '
Sept. .11 .42 .11 .41 .61
.. '.11 41
Dee. .66 .61 .67 .67 .61
-.51 .61 67 '.61
May .41 .62 .11 .41 .11
Oat
Sept. .31 .11 .SS 31 .11
Deo. .34 .16 .36 .36 .84
May .11 .40 . , .39 .11 .19
.40 '.
.13 31
Lard
Sept.- 11.17 11.40 11.35 11.37 11.32
Oct. 11.43 11.42 11.40 11.42; 11.87
Rib ' .
Sept. 110.67 10.41 10.40 10.40 10,07
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City. Mo.. Aug. S. Cattle Re-
keetota. 9.600 head: market, beef steers
moativ lieszfic nia-ner: some w mon
top 1.300-lb. steers. 110.00; -other fed lots,
tt.00O10.25; grassers mostly 17.6001.60;
wintered kinds. t8.tO09.1O; she- stock
at rone; to unevenly higher: bulk aowe,
t4.SO0l.OO: choice, S0.75; common and
madlum arraaa helfera. S6. 00 06.00: can
non strong to 25c higher; . bulk around
s.-'S- . .
n.n- n.r.. int. 400 head: market
fairly active.-steady to strong; few sorted
lao.ooundere 110.20: bulk of aalea, 110.16;
170 to 1 10-lb. weights, 110.00910.10; ship
per took 1.000 head; pacKere- top, iio.vu;
good and choice SIS to 176-lb. a vera gee,
tt.lO0t.IO: bulk of aalea. 19.00 0 10.10;
packing sows mostly 17.75; stock pigs
teariv to atrona: few choloe. 110.65.
Sheep Receipts, 6,000 head ; market,
limbi a-anerally 25o lower: top natives.
112.40; mostly I11.00O12.I0; culls around
17. 00 three care Idaho. 112.00. with 300
out; sneep Slow;, oaa lois neavy ewes,
S6.00et.0t. r ,
St. Louis Livestock.
Eaat St. Louia, in.. Aug. 2. Cattle
Receipts, 1.000 head; native eteers
stronger to 26c higher; western steers and
light calves 26o higher; other classy
steady with bulls slow; top teers, fl0.15
for 1,217-pounders: top calves 110.26; a
few light yearlings, tlO.00: bulls fol
low: Natlv ateers, 18.6009.60; weaterns,
SS.S0Ot.76; yearling. S7.6O0t.26; coye,
S4.IOOt.IO; cannere, $1.6002.85; bul a.
14.0004 76; veal calvee, St.7t010.o6; itock
r ateera. 16.5006.26. .
Hog Recelpta, 10.100 head; msrket
n S10 76: bulk. 140 to 230-
pound average, 110.40010.75; bulk, 240 to
StO-ponnd averagee. ""i.Si.JfSVr
nm, S7.voey.vo; via". -. 'r'ZFiZ..
Sheep and Lambs Receipt. 4,000 head,
market steady; bulk of fat lamba to pack
ra ill 6O0U.7J: light sort, malf lota
"ltV butfheri12.IV: culls, mostly J6.76
aim- r.r ret ewe, n.uu "-'.--
esioo; good choice yearling to '-rear
old breeding ws. n.sogs.oo.
St.. wph Livestock.
, St Joseph. Mo.. A---TCattle-;R,V
eclats. 1 500 head; beef and butcher cattle.
10 Olio higher; Packers, nomlnauy steaay
ywrling and weighty beef steer, early
wS? cow? O&tr1 ai
falriy active, about eteady to both hlp-
hoik: 17.78
She.o-ReelPt. 1.000' head; fat lamta
Z-i-- l...t 15c lower top m
limb arly, 112-10: heep. about eteady;
mShmand he.vyw.tght fed ewes, early.
sg.se.
- tNoax City Llv Stock.
Bloug ot" I. Aug. t.-Catttr-R.-
eelpt 1.000 neaa: n-I
mtmwm .nd vearnnxe. i-"."
.te.r and yearllnga, -i4.sotys.se
grass
cow. and helf.. t4.00O4.60; fat eow. and
helfcra, tl.O0t.tt; cannara, J2-"2iIJ:
-real. . S.StOS.t: . leoe..-. v -
calve ii.ivey T.; iru.u.
or 12:0006.26; ttoekere, tl.000 7.!!.
Hogi-Recelpw, T.tOO he.d: market
Mghtirteady to higher other. "lj
lower: top. tio.lt; good botcher. 11.000
s"st?'rtt. S6.I0OM0; bulk or good
hog. Si.OO0t.l6; packing grade. IT.210
' Shp-iiecetpt. 20 head; . market
1dy to atrong.
fa aeatl mm
avannah. Ga Aug. 2. Turpentine
Firm; 11.01: aalea, 180 bbla: receipt, too
bbla; ihipraenta. 177 bbls.; atock, t.lll
bbl.
Roaln Firm: rale. 1.41 caa; neeipts.
I. 411 casks; shipments, 4IT cask; stock,
II. 1:7 cask.
Quote: B. 4.T: U. .7t e. le.sei r.
t4.t; O, H. !!.M: L$S.tS; KrfS.lt; M,
i.lO; K. fSMO; WOV ft.tti WW, ft.tt.
r
Financial
Live Stock
Omaha. August S.
I noipii warai
Cattle. Host. Sheep.
of rl A.
I.eeT Mill
- - WMifHI ian . ... 1,111
the ftanmau dnidajr. .s
11.44
l.lo
IJ.0M
41,1s!
SI. II
11.141
11,101
II
na """ "!"
41.11
III"
41.114
- In. - ,, . i aa.n.ii
11.414
11,111
day! nipi 4 diBMiiien ot iivmkki
raa, Omaha. .. rr
nin imwi i i , awii I. I
lii;
- aC. I nutiurTa chiat.
..1 r ...i. u
Cattl Hoi. Bh'D. H'r'a.
w.&V'
Mo-
11
1 1 ...
'i 'ii
'a v.'.
7 ... t
4 I ...
II
II 1 ...
T
I
I
Til I4 I
Unlo Pacific H. K. ..
C. St. W. Ry., eaat ..
C, 4a N. W. Kv.. weet..
C, at. P., M. O. My..
C, H. a Q, My., eaat ...
C. U. U. By. weal..
C, R. I. P. Ry., eaat..
C , R, I, P, hy , weet.
llllnola Central Ry
C, O. W. Ry ,
Total Recelpta Ill
DISPOSITION HEAD,
Cattle Hog Sheep
.rmour ei ve. -..
Cudahy Packing Co, ....
Dold Parking Co
Morn Packing Co. .....
411
lit
11(1
1114
1114
411
III
Sl
Swift Co
J. W. Murphy
Swarta Co
Armour, from Sioux Fall
Lincoln Packing Co
Wllaoxt packing Co. .....
Hlggln Packing Co. ...
Hoffman Broa.
1111
S
s
II
II
10
JO
14
17
11
311
97
21
I
10
S4I
....
Mererowlch A Vail
... ..
P. O'Dca
Omaha Packing Co, ....
J. H. Bulla
Pan n la A. rrancla
John Harvey ...
P. P.-Lewi
Krlebe ,
Sullivan Broa. ....
W. B. Van Sent Co.
Other buyer
1017
Total
4314 1104 10441
Cattle: Recelpta were 4.S00 head. With
tomewhat larger recelpta the fat cattle
market waa not aa active aa on Tueeday,
The price on eteere. yearling, and aha
atock were fully eteady and in epota war
10 Viae nigner, Biricuy toppy aieera were
gain lacking but .he general quality
ahowd lmorovement. aalea being quit
plentiful up to iio.oorjio.ii. stockera ana
feeder held about eteady at the week
good advance.
Uuoiatione on cattle: cnoic to prime
beevea, tlO.OO01O.tO; good to choice
beevee. 11.10010.00: fair to good beevee,
11.0001.40; common to fair beevea, 11.00
ot oo. i
Cnoice to prime yearling, .utj
10.11; good to chole yearllnga, Il.oo0l.7l
fair to good yearling, l. 8601.10: com
mon to fair vearllnce. SS. 1101.00,
Choice to prime heifer. ia.IO0l.lt; good
to choice helfcra. 17.0008.26: fair to
good heifers, 11.1007.00; common to fair
helfcra, i6.oooi.oo; cnoice to prime cowa,
14.760.7.26; good to choice cowa, 6.som
1.60.
Oood to choice feeder, S7.6O0S.26: fair
to good feeder, 10.1007. eo; common to
fair feedere, 10.0007.60; good to choice
atockera. 17.2608.00: fair to good atockere,
IS.6O07.S6: common to lair etocnera, &.&
07.16.
Htocic nairera. ae.oucpb.au: atoca cowa,
12. 2604.25; atock calve, S6.OO07.6O; veal
calvea, 16.60 01.10: atock bulla, 14.0006.00
bulla, ataca. ate. 13.266 0.76.
Oood to choice graa beevea, i7.eons.za
fair to food crane beevee. 10.6007.40: com
mon to fair graaa beevea. t6.760l.IO; good
to choice graaa cowa, 15.2600.00; fair to
good graaa cowa, 14. 0006. 00.
BEEF STEERS.
No.
21....
II....
Av. Pr.
No.
Av. Pr.
. 7K1 $ I 26
.111 I 16
13 -.
719 I 8 35
14
788 - t 21
I....
7S
I 25
41..
15..
10..
24..
64..
21..
41..
...1166
... 97
... 927
...1005
... 835
...1463
...1103
I 40
I 60
14....
20....
20....
13....
36,...
,. 791
.1131
.1281
.1048
.1)11
.1086
S 60
s t
80
10 00
10 15
10 25
I 76
I 10
10 10
10 20
10 35
20....
21..
.1325
10 35
. BEEP STEERS AN HEIPB7RS.
18.
1..
10..
. . . 733 s so zs. .... . if
... 811 I 60 7 840
... 698 S 66 17 .- 902
STEERS AND FEEDERS.
4..
6..
J..
..
4..
I..
4..
9..
T. .
1..
637
4 60 4.
652
.... 868
....79
.... 990
.... 705
.... 92
....1006
,...1016
557
.... 410
.... 650
....1221
....1540
7 tO 160.
177
. 160
.1063
. 713
. 166
.1153
.1360
. 680
. 862.
COWS.
2 75
3 00
4 00
1..
s..
4..
3..
4 76
6 26
5 90
HEIFERS.
5 60 1..
7 50 4..
8 25
1..
BULLS.
1..
S 75
1
..1270
.395
..1260
,. 800
..1830
,. 673
4 00
4 25
4 35
1..
1..
4 15
4 25
1 4 60
0 25
4 76
5 60
2...,
1....
1....
1...,
17....
1395
.... 800
....1200
1..
1...
6 25
6 60
7 00
1.
.1420
1 1260
Hogs- -Receipts were 9.5O0 head. The
market waa fairly active today on good
quality medium weight butchera and light
holts. Frlcea on these Kinds ruiea gener
ally steady, while heavy kinds were slow
and dragsy at uneven declines. Some early
sales being about steady wnue later
movement was anywhere from 10 to 25c
lower. Light hogs sold at I10.1010.25
with a top price of tl0.30. Good quality
medium weight butchers moved at 19.76
010.10 and strong weight butcners m.za
iRH.75. and the bulK of KOOd hogs at 19.50
010.25. Heavy mixed and packing grades
were mostly in the rang or i7.ouws.ie.
with extreme neavie at ii.so.
nuua,
' Pr. No. Av. Sh,
No. Av.
Sh.
70 ,
Pr.
SO. .348
41. .313
68. .308
60.. 801
06. .214
I0-.1I0
17 50 SO. .865
$ 7 60
7 80
7 75
49. .331
03. .806
65. .267
75. .200
70
S 00
S 35
t 25
8 60
40
S 75
10 20
10 St
Sheep and
lamb: Reoelpt were 9,400
head. Outside order ' furnished strength
to the market today ana trading- was
largely at an advance of 10c On beat
ouality fat lambs. Native lambs moved
r..iiiv t 112.26 and western lamba both
to shippers land local packera sold at
112.36. Feeders wer fully steady, bulk of
tr.rilnr nn better kinds was at lU.IDW
12.00. Sheep were steady, with best light
ewes selling at IT.00.
Quotations on sneep ana iamo.; rni
lambs, good to choice, S12.0012.36; fat
lambs, fair to good, S10.50O12.00; feeder
lambs, 11.00012.00; cull lambs, 16.00
10. oo: rat ewes, iigni, vo.evui i.vvj.
heavv. S4.OO04.oo.
58. .71 1S 25 SS...... .71 112 10
Ollt I Si S Ottl"
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
usisos nee MMea ire.
New York, Aug. 2. Wednesday
was one ot those days when tne
stock market was watched with con
siderable anxiety, to see what indi
ration it wntilrt civs, if anv. in re-
. . . . f f. nr(,v:ous
?r." i " " t. V,ti.
aiLCl 11VUU, A 19 ct.4-i.it-is yy aa nvgau v y
lv reassurinar. That is to say. there
was little or no sign of the kind of
selling which might have been im
atrined if financial judgment had
drawn altoeether despondent infer
ences from the deadlock in . the
strike negotiations and the British
note to the European debtor coun
tries. Such declines as occurred at
the start were followed by quick re
coveries and most stocks went above
Monday s closing prices. A subse
quent slow reaction left the market
with irregular changes tor tne aay,
but with quiet as many fractional ad
vances as fractional declines.
The passive attitude of the market
undoubtedly pointed to suspension of
judgment. Until some new move by
one of another of the parties to the
railway controversy shall indicate the
probable sequel to the reply of the
railway executives, the situation is
difficult to judge.
Little Alarm Felt.
On th other hand, the ateadlneaa of
the market ahowed absence of acute alarm
and might be taken to reflect opinion that
th outlook hJ.d not been greately altered
by the refusal of Mr. Hardlng'e proposal
of restoration of service privilege to the
atriktng ahopmen. Such an inference la
reasonable In view of the fact that Wall
street had at 1 0 time anticipated aascnt to
that rtipulai-on. ' I
The one chvr In th altuatlon II ?a In
the fact that the proposal waa publicly
mad by Washington and publicly rejected
bv the railroads, while the anion were ac
cepting it The' precise consequence of
and Industrial' News of
this turn In the t.egetlallona war matlara
of pur eeniw'iur aaa appeared iae.ee
rconls4 by th sours ot th market.
e far rM opinion regarding ran-
Mqueae, lb pete i tb uritisn
iitry to lh rontineaial government
mained oomplete a nuaal aa It was I
moat pvl wbn they flret read It. The
financial mark.t. gave no clearly latelllglbl
111
ve-dlrt. The French resubllo I and 1
.it
Pr rent bonds deelinsd but both recovered
subsMiuenily. 'ibe action ef tb farla
cnang rat waa sisotly almllar.
Wall Street Top la.
It did th heart ef those who relieve
In thu rallrt ad laauee con.i.l.rable good lo
at
... m.ra.t lead.ranip In the group
.uined bv .vrh old-time favorltee a Nor
it
folk Western end New York Central
A par. of th d.mon.i ration which brought
new high records for th year, no doubt,
wss du. to 1h betlsr earning, reported
ami th firm sisnd take by th railroad
eierullvea. In the caa of Norfolk
Wvatera mor Immediat cause wa
vanred. It wa a story that there
I lo be a distribution to hareholdere,
rata, of th stock of the Po.-shontss
Boon
pro
Coal
compai.y, This story I not a new on,
but It 1 generslly believed that eventually
ao"h a stmt will be taken.
Tb bonds advanced sharply from
II.14U to II.17W. and It la probably
worthy ef not that th t ar eonvert
Ibl at the option of the holder Into com
mon atock at oar an llm hefor Sep
temrer 1. llll There aro ttT.llt.tOO
tbm outstsndtng
Tho recent rerelvershln into which
Denver Rio Urande waa thrown ha
been causa fur considerable peculation In
Wall Street a ta Just what th futur
holds for thia property.
According to report, tb Sutre com
mltte. representing th T ner eent oumu
latlv adjustment mortgage bond, hae de
posit amounting to approximately 1800.-
000; the Hammond committee, sponsor
tne weotorn racirio reorganisation
and
representing th Denver 4k Rio Urande I
per rent refunding bondholders, haa d
Posit amounting to appro. imatelv 110..
000. COO. , while the Perklna committee, rep-
reaentlng th refunding mortgage 6a and
th ailiustment mortgage 7. ha depo.Ua
mnnptlng to between 17,000,000 and
ll.ouo.oro.
Although th oIL atock war: generally
Irregular, there wag no alga of weeknea
In thl group as a result of tho further
reduction of 21 eent a barrel In the price
ot Mid-Continent crude. This reduction I
th third announced line July It. and
bring the price for this grade down from
13 to 11.26 a barrel.
Tha announcement' that tho privilege of
converting Victory 4 per cent note for
tne new treaaury ceriirioatea, witn an in
terest coupon of iu per cent, maturing
In four yeara, ha. been extended to Aug
ust . pre.enta, a. banker aee It, the poe
Ibillty for Inveator to eierclae their In
v.atmont Judgment In whether they mak
th oich.ng. or not. Tho Victory 4.
will bo pal" on Dectember II, 1121, or
May 20, 1122, depending upon whether
they have been called for redemption.
New York Stocks
' Range of price of th leading stock
furnished by Logan A Bryan, 241 Peter
Trust building: . .
RAILROADS.
' Tuesday
High, Low, Close, Close.
A. , T. A S.'F 10144 101 101. 101 V.
B. 0 674 SIU 67 k 67
Canadian Pacific , 140
N. Y. Central..... tlVi tttt 1714 IT 14
Cheao. & Ohio.... SItt 9614 9714 1714
Great Northern.
. 11 1114 1214 "I.
.101 10114 100 lot .
Illlnol Central...
K. C. Southern..'.
Lehigh Valley....
Missouri Pacific.
N. Y. & N. H
Northern Pacific.
Chicago & N. W.
. zt as 1614 tt It
04
22
II
77
lift
75
44
90
14
142 .
tt
. 12
. 21
. 71
. 71
22
10
77
- 74
43
90.
24
21
1114
!!
41
11
21
10
142'
lit
Penn. R. R........ 47
Reading 76
C, R. I. ft P 45
Southern Pacific. 11
Southern Railway. 21
C, M. ft St. P.... 20
2
Union Pacific, ...-.141 141
STEELS.
Am. Car Fdry
Allla-Chalmer ... 61 62
52
51
Am. locomotive
111 118 119 lit
Baldwin Loco..
120 11 120 12014
Beth. Steel 77
77 77
77
Colo. Fuel ft Iron SOU
20 10
00 92
Crucible 12
Am. Steel Fdry.... 27
17 17
Lakawanna Steel.. 74
76
34.
Mldvale steel .... 25
Republic S. ft I... 72
Ry. Steel 8pga 101
71
106
Slose-Scheffield
U. 8. Steel
Vanadium
Oti Steel
Aanaconda
Am. 8. ft JR
erro u
Chill ,
Chlno
Green Cananea
Inaplratlon ...
Kennecott ...,
Miami
Nevada Con.
Ray Con dated
Seneca
Utah
General Aaphalt
Coaden
Call. Peterol ...
Ialand Oil
Invisible .Oil . .
Mexican
Middle States
Pacific Oil ..
Pan-American
Phillips .
I'lnree ui
Pure Ol
Royal Dutch
Snclar Ol
Standard Oil N. J.. 101 101 -
Texa -Oil 46 46
Union Oil 20 20
Whit Ofl .-. 8 8
MOTOJ18.
Chandler ......
60
General Motor
Willya-Overland
13
114
fierce-Arrow .
! 9
41 48
White Motor ..
Studebaker
110 128 130 129
BUBBSR AND TIKES.
., 12 12 12
Flsk ...
1
37
43
10
12
,67
Goodrich
Kelley-Bprirtf field 41
Ke vat one Tire .... 914
43-
48
9
f
AJax 12 12
12
58
22
40
122"
59
28
It .
u. s. Rubber ii 67
INDUSTRIALS.
At:, Gulf ft W. I. 32 31
Amer. In. Corp. ..41 40
Amer. Sumatra
Amer. Telephone 122 122
American Can ... 10 69
22
42
40
122
"
Central Leather ..21 28
Cuba Cane 14 16
Cuban-Am. Sugar.. 27 25
14
27.
26
Corn Products 109 108 109 108
Famous Playera... 86
84
86
81
General Electric. . .180
110
39
104
180
89
104
179
40
104
71
1
64
61
80
80
41
6
6t
41
106
61
10
21
87
34
2154
77
92
4!4
tl
Grt. Northern Ore. 40
Inter. Harvester. ,,104
Am. H. ft L. pfd
V. 8. I. Alcohol... 63
61
64
68
8.0
80
43
62
61
65
69
81
80
43
53
Inter. Paper....:.. 66
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 70
Am. Sugar Ref... 81
sears-Roebuck ...
so
43
63
Stromsberg ......
Tobacco Product.
Worth. Pump....
Wilson Co
Western Union...
West. . Electric...
62
90
61
90
61
00
26
American Woolen
MISCELLANEOUS,
Am. Cotton Oil... 26 26
Am. AgrL Chem
American Linsssd.
union Bag pfd
ttoscn Magneto
Brook R T ...
25
25
76
71
12
14
36
25
75
7
12
454
35
26
76
79
12
4
Con Can
Calif Pack ....
Col G ft E
Colum Graph . .
United Drug . . .
Nat Enamel
. 56 60
66
56
United Fruit ...
.147 147. 147 147
.166 165 166 161
LorJllard Tob ..
Philadelphia Co
Pullman
Punta Aleg 8ug
. 28 21 28 38
.120 120 120 120
60 60 10 60
. 11 61 11 11
Retail Stores . .
10
M
76 77
24 25
71 72
lt.5 108
.... 47
.....101 100 100 100
41 48 41 4
.... ..... 114
COPPERS.
. .... 63 62 53 58
Co.. 00 10 60 60
ICO. . 31 3714 38 31
. 22 22 22 22
.... 30
.... 10
. 41 40 40 ....
. 36 85 36 16
. 21 29 29 21
. 11 14 16 14
' 12 12 12
'. 65 64 04 'S'
OILS.
. 70 08 t tt
. 42 41 42 42
. 69 68 18 11
'
. 13 12 IS 1S
ol.. .11111 166 m 167
18 12 12 . It
55 64 54 ' 64
74 73 73 78
44 42 42 44
7 7 7 7
29 29 2 29
63 52 63 52
31 . 30 20 30
101 101
46 46
20 20
1 I
05 DO 0Ti
11 13 18
8 8 814
9 1
48 48
Sup.rler at SI St II
si l ft a r t ti tt
V Cr Cam ..... .. ..
Total hIm. Ill.llt share.
mm.
re
Tuesday.
CIM, I'll
Money el ,14
Mark 0011 .!!
Franc , vlll
Mlerllng 4-44 I t
ss
New York Bonds
New York. Aug. I Pronounced weak,
sea In forelaa bond, oroauniabty lbs
result of (treat Urllala' onnouneemsnt
II altliud en th lntrnilnsl debt site
alien, featured th trading on th New
York Sloik Eir-hang, French municipal
end guvsram.nl bond war particularly J
I
ad
heavy, dropping large fraction I 1
Points, with corresponding weakness
li.lglsn Is and lb Cwho-Blovsklg Is
sues.
American war flotatlona were In better
demand, the Liberie Ui rlelng te 111.14.
or 4 eenia aoov in previoua nun ii
the year.
Ralta. eeoeelallr tho of a speculative
natur. also wer In good demand. Nor
folk ft Western convertible 4 advened
4 point, apparently In sympathy with
of
th
th Jump In that road' atock. Erie
prior
4 aold at their beet figure for llll. Am.r.
Iran Sugar la, which registered, g
tou. featured tha lnduatrlal lial.
Total aalea. par value. ppraiim.ieo
111 411.000.
Nlw financing Included th l,itt.00t
S ner eent loan for th Indiana uenerai
Servlc company, which waa reported over,
subacrlbsd. The bond, which run for It
y.ara, w.re offered at to and accrued in
for
terest to yield t.TI per cent.
New Tork. Aug. t Following a re to
day' high, low and cl alng prices of bonds
on the New Tors siock acnngs, sno in
total ale of ach bona:
V. sj.
Rale (In tl.OOt High Low Close
271 Liberty ls .....101.11 101.01 101.10
I Liberty Id 4 ....100.12 100.61 10t.ll
IT I.lbartv 1st 414 ..101.41 101.14 101.40
410 Liberty Id l ..100.41 100.10 100.11
1601 Liberty Id 4.. 100.70 100.11 100.lt
1141 Liberty 4th 4.. 101. 48 101.10 101.40
141 Victory. 44 lOO.SO lov.ss jve.ee
214 Victory 4 ... .100.10 100.44 100.41
Foreign Government, Stat and MaalclpaJ.
II Argentine 7 100 100 100
t Bergen Is 10 101 101
tt Bordeaux ta ....... SI It 11
1 Chrlstianla I lot lot lot
t Copenhagen f .. tl
20 Lyon I SS
S Marseilles t SS
11 Rio do Janeiro ta . . 19
I Toklo I 72 .
S Zurich I US
40 Csaehoalo Reo Is otf tt
1 Dan Muni I A. ,...101 10l
tt Dept Seine 7a- 10 II'
If Dom Can f SI.. 101
1011
t
1 Dom Can fa St..
00
IIS Dom Can I It...
. 08
. 06
. 94
.108
. st
. Ttft
tl
14
14
46 Dtch a. ind la 47.
114 Dtch B Ind 4. 12.
261 French Rep !....
141 French Rep 7 .
1 100
tl M
II tl
77 71
s Japanese 1st 4a ,
1 Japanese 4s ......
7 Belgium 7. .....
7 Belgium fs
If Denmark 4 ......
tt Italy f
11 Netherlands fs ...
S Norway I ........
It Sweden Is
vlfll
101 106
100 100 100
.100 11 IS
. 11 tl 11
. 7 14 T
.110 110 110
.104 104 104
TS T4 77
Ill Parla-Ly-Med I .
aa Waa Unllvl. It. . . .
. 9114 lt
14 Rep Chile la 44...
.142 101 102
10 Rep Uruguay .
S Queensland 7 ....
S Queensland ts ...
.101 1041
.100 101 101
.101 101 101
Ill Rio Or do Bul I.
.loo Mi ion - ioe
14 Bwiaa Con la .
.llt 111 11114
27 K G B ft I ( 22.101 10t,t 101
14 K d B ft I l 21.110' 110 114
ft K O B ft I f ST. 104 104 104
13 U S BrsslI S 100 mo lev
-15 U S Mexico 6. .... 68 II 61
I U S Mexico 4 .... 45 45 41
Railway and Miscellaneous.
S Adams Express 4.. 80
10 - 10
19 91
104 104
14 94
t AJax Rubber la.... 11
11 Amer A Chm
7.104
11 Amer smelt ea
38 Amer ' Sugar Ss
04
.104
109 104
t Amer T ft T cv f..116 115 116
14 Amer T ft T o, t 6. 48 98 11
3 Amer Writ Fa 0.. 85
70 Armour ft Co 4. 90
tt A T ft S F gen 4a.. 03
1 At C L 1st coa 4... 90
85
If
90
90
S3
II
10
90
16 At Ref t
.103 103 101
St Bait: ft Ohio fa
.101 100 - 101
21 Bait ft Ohio cv 4 86 85 15
. 11 -tt.il T.I I Penn 1m. .10114 101 101
l Beth .st ref 6 . . . . "
2 Beeth St p m 6 12 11 11
1 Braden Cop 4a .... 09 99 91
5 Bkln Ed gen 7 D..l7 107 107
1 Cal G ft El 6.... 06 96 91
5 Can North fs ..110 110 110
.50 Can Pac d 4s 80 79 71
7 Cent Oa ts 100 100 100
It Ceent Leather 6s .. 97 97 97
17 Cent Pac gtd 4a.. 19 89 19
10 Cerro de Pasco Ss.. 110 111 111
14 Ches ft Ohio cv fs.. 05 95 91
f C B ft Q ref 6a A. .101 101 101
.'SS Chi1 E 111 5s. .... 82 12 81
36 Chi Ot West 4..., SO 59 ft
52 C M ft St P cv 4a 70 70 70
17 C M ft St P rf 4 7 11 tf
24 C M ft St P ev 6s. 76 75 71
1 Chi ft N.W 7S......107 107 107
1 Chi ft N W 6... 110 110 110
7 Chi Rys 6s 7 78 78
7 C R.I ft P gen 4.. 8t 86 11
It C R I ft P ref 4.. 2 12 12
10 Chi ft W Ind 4a.'... 76
2 C C C & St L gen 4 83
74 71
82 82
1 Ch Cod 7s 106
105 105
2 Chile Cop 6s 82
1 Colo ft So ref 4s. . 89
92 12
89 .89
11 Con Coal Md 6s 0
53 Cuba Cn Sg d ,8. i. 01
9. Ph. Pn Rff A 7s.. 00
89 'HO
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23 Cub Am Bug 8. ...106 104 106
23 Del ft ud cv 5s 98 17 97
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11 Dete Utd Rys ,4s. 83 83 83
- 2 Dlmnd Mtch 7-, .107 107 107
10 Duquesne Lt 4 103 103 103
14 Emp OAF 7i etf t8 18 i
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10 Flsk Rub 8s
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.101 101 101 I
28 Goodyear T ta 41., 117
A nnH Tnlr Ttv C 7a. 1118
112 112
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7 Hud ft M ref 5 A.. Sf 11 1114
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23 IUCent ts .....
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'2 Ind St 5s
10 Int Met 4s .
10 Int Met 4 -etf.
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18 Lacka. St 5a 23.... 101 loo luv
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3 Llg ft My 6a ..
1 LorlUard Is .....
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7 Marlsnd Oil 8a...
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8 Mid Steel cv 5...,
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..100 . 100 too
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..107 107 107
. 27I1 12
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..102 102 101
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36 N Y T rer Is 4i..iot iot 101
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A BATH A DAY
THE DEI' RDUD AUTO
MATIC WATER HEATER
Number 95
Built to supply enough Hot Water foi '
the average home at a price the average
. home-owner can pay.
A small varment tmta one in vour
home, balance monthly with fr&s bills.
, Continuous eatisfactory performance
is guaranteed by a -WATER
HEATER EXPERIENCE '
extending over . 25 years.
Telephone Commercial Dept.
Metropolitan Utilities Dist.
GAS DEPARTMENT
1509 Howard Street DO ng las O80S
the Day
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111 110 111
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1 Weet Pso Is If II
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Total aalea ef bond todar wer tll.421,.
400 compared with flf.l4t.ttt ftwvleus
and til, 114.001 g year ago.
N. Y Curb Bonds
Maw Tork. Aug 1. -Transactions on th
Nw Tork curb bond market tods wer
aa follow: ' ,
ttomooiio. '
High. Low. Clos.
t Allied Pack fs.... 13 II II
1 Allied Pack la..,, tl 15 tl
S Alum Ta, 'It ... ...1014 ll4 101
IS Am T ft T 6s, '2S.100 100 100
10 Am T ft T Is. '24. .101 101 101
1 Am Tob Ts, II.. ..101 101 101
14 Ana Cop Is .101 101 101
T Ann Cop 7s. 'It..., 1SIH 101 101
Ang-Am Oil 7.. 104 , 104 101
21 Armour ft Col.. 10S 104 11
T Atl O ft W I 6.., .SI 60 41
S Beth St 7s. 'H..,.104 104 104
4 Beth Bt 7s. '16. ...101 101 103
1 Bklyn Un Oas 7s. .101 109 101
IT Can st Ry eq 7.. 110 109 101
17 C.nt Steef I. 1004 106S 106
5 Char Iron I J4 14 14
f Col Oraph fa ..... 14 H tl.
1 Com Power l .... tt. 11 M14
.1 Con Oas Bslt 4s., 101 101 101
I Cop Ex Ass Is. '11.104 104 101
t Deere ft Co 7..10SU 101 101
1 Fed Lend Bk 4-1014 101 101
S Ouif OU 7 ..14 104 . 104
S Hood Rubber T... SS Sl 11
AnOpportunitytoInvest
In Northwestern Enterprise
N and Resources
Davjfl Eccles built-up one of the largest estates of . ,,.
T exeriiiveGmber, railroad, sugar, land, and improved ":
firdpertf mtereat In the states of Utah, Oregon,
dano, Wyoming and Nevada. These interests, now
Owned by the David Eccles Company include sub
stantial holdings in thirty-six companies.
The public can become identified with this suc
cessful company through its issue of
$2,300,000
David Eccles Company
FirstMortgage&CollateralTrnst
' 7 Serial Bonds
These bonds, with sn equity of practically three to'one, creT
a direct obligation of the David Ecdei Company and will be '
secured by a direct first mortgage on the David Ecclei Building,1
Ogden.Utah, and by pledge of bonds tnd stock of the Atrial- .
, gamtted Sugar Compsny, The Sumpcer Valley Railroad Com
pany, the Utah Construction Company, the Oregon Lumber '
Company, the Oregon-American Lumber Company and the
Utah-Idaho Central Rallroid Company, valued at $6,119,036.
We are pleased to offer these bonds, maturities and prices
, tilted below, and to furnish additional information at to their
- inviftment trualities. ;. , ' " .'
Maturities and Prices
$25SrOOO due 1924
255,000 due 1925
, Z5S.OOU due 19Z6
USfiOO due 1927
255,000 due 1928
255,000 due 1929
255,000 due 1930
255,000 due 1931
Krice
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
260,000 due 1932
Moras l
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1 fCorapany V
Investment -faculties
H. E. HABBIS, Hes. MgT.
701 Peters Trust Bldg. ATlantlo 6816.
C 1 1 W A It Di aio,c Ana
anchor
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
N. T. to Cherbour and Southampton
BKBKNOARIA ...Aug. 8 Aag. S Sept. lt
MAlTRlTrAXIA ..Au.lS Scot. 8 8eDt,tS
AQVITAKIA ...Aag. SS 8ept.lt Oct. S
N. T. to Piymoalb. Cherbourg A Hamburg
CAKOXIA Aag. SI Oct, 8 Nor. 1
AXOKIA Bept.t Oct. If
N. T. to Cobh (Queens town) A Liverpool
CABMANIA Aae.17 8ept.l4 Oct. IS
fMTTTHIA CnewX Aag. St Heot. IS Oct. tf
iJkVOJA (n.w).. .Bept. 7 Oct. e
-can irom uosion oepiemofr i.
N. T. to Londonderry A Olssaow -
AMYRIA Aaa. li Oct. tl
COLl'MBIA Aag. IS f4ept. IS Oct. If
AIX1EKIA Aag.S Sent. tS
CITY of LONDON Sept. g .. -CASfEKONIA
nsw Sept. Oct, 1 Nr. 4
wow Yora to vigo. uioranar. napiea,
Patraa. Bubro Tails. Triest
ITALIA Aug. 11
Bootca to Londonderry 4k Liverpool
KXY8IA Aoor. 8
A88YBIA Sopt. IS
Stop at Olssgow.
Booton to Oueenstoem A I.lvroool
8AMAKIA (near) ........ .Sept. t Oct.lt
CANADIAN SERVICE
Via PletarMQoe St. Lawrence Rout
lleatreel to OlaMrow
gATmrT) Aos.ll Slept, 8 04, S
CASSANDKA ... Ag.Sl Sept. tt Oct. 17
AIo calls at Hovllle. Ireland
Ueotteal ta Llvernool
AUtAWIA ........Au.lle4.tSOrt.tl
rVKRHKNIA nsw Bfpt, 8 eVpt. SO Oct. 88
ACSOXIA .......Seat, 18 Oct. If No. 11
Montreal to Plymouth. Cberbourg
ant Leodon
ANP4W1A Aag. 88 Sept. t No, f
ANTnxiA vw)..Krwt. 8 Oct. IS Ner. IS
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I SI Oil N T Ts, 11.11 l"l 1V
ii si on n y tw...iw ;; )f
t Hun Oil fa 101 ll ISIS
I Swift ft I'o la. '11.11 ll 101
t Swift A C 7a, '11.11 11 11
1 I'n Oil Cal 4 lo'S
T I'n oil Prod I..,, tl '
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21 Vacuum Oil. Ts, .. 171 loji llljs
I Vslvorm ta II. tl.
II Weal Kle Ts M...ll "1 11
t Wlnthesier 7s . 11 HI 101
VWel.a.
1 Arg.n ta, 'II I0 10t I
1 fa niratntnip ia- n "w
tt King Seri 'r te.. 06 11
Foreign Birhang.
New York. Aug. I. Foreign Etchings
Irreguls .
tlr.al llrlfaln, dsmsnd. H44: cables,
44.44: 40-day bllla on bank.. 14 41,
France, demand, .tills; cable. .(.!.
Italy, demand. ,04llc: cables, .046c.
Belgium, demand, ,7tlc; csole.
'turinsny, demand.. .0011c; cable.
' HoUa'nd. demand. .M0c; oables, .tills.
Norway, d.m.ad, ,17loe.
Sweden, demaad, ,20oc.
Denmark, demand. .Slttc
awllserland. demand, .1100.
Spain, demand. .1160.
Oreere, demand, .lc.
Poland, demand, .0001.
Caacho-Slovakla. demand. .024ti-.
Argentine, demand. .3146c.
Rr.sll, demaad. .lllte.
Montresl, .11.
Chleag ttorh. 2,
. of nrlcee of th leading Chlrago
ol4
17
tock furnlshsd by Logsn ft Brysn, I4t
raters Trust punning;
Armour ft Co., pfd
Armour Leather com.
Krilue rotrl. ..,..........
.... tt
.... 1
....110
.... 22
.... '
....lit
.... 41
vnnt. ornery-Ward .........
National Leather, now
dy
Quaker Oata ......
Stewart-Warner
Swift ft So. f
.101
. 1114
Swift mt
Union Carbld
... ti.
... ii -...100
Wahl
Wrlgly
' ' Kanaa City Produce. ,
Kanaas Cliy. Aug. 2. Butur, ggs a
poultry, nnchngd.
ttnstrial
A-y Styl. Ech
Buttered Teaat or Breoei, S Eg.
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
PRICES REDUCED
W Clou aag Pro Ma (IKA
Two or Tnree-Piece SoiU for
Wo pay return charge on out-of-town
expreli er parcel poet shipment. -
DRESHER BROS.
Drsrt, eiststn. Msltsrs, Fvrrleet, Tallers,
Ret Clessen es GeM atertt fr ran.
2217 FARM-AM ST. ATLANTIS tMf
Price lOO Yielding 1
Price 99 Yielding 7.107.
99 Yielding 7.25
98 Yielding 7.35
98 Yielding 7.35
98 Yielding ?J5
98 Yielding 7.30
98 Yielding 7.25
Price 98Vs Yielding 7.257.
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Kansas CJtjr
T7TTDnim?
aUtWiTOMaVXrA'
on a
nadian I
icific4r
Empress ef FraBca, Aa gust $ -
to Cherbourg, Southampton, Hamburg
E nap res of Britain, August IB
to Liverpool .
Empress ef Scotland, Aagost tl
to Cherboerg, Soutbataptoo, Haabutg .
Emprete of ladle, Sept. 1
to Cherbourg. Southanpten
Empreea of Frotsoo Sept, S
to Cherbourg. Southampton, Hamburg
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