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THE OMAHA REE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1922.
Omaha Grain
Omaha. Ad. 4. 15'?
Tli Ion tf tir-rain mark'ti to-
clay mii better and Quotation rra.h
! a higher level than yesterday.
i litre wit quite a BAoa (inort butt
tint doing in wheat, and the eorn
and oati market )mpthi.et with
the ttrrnnth in that grain. The de
mand wit hritrr and the ear ntua-
tin ircmi to be getting wore, nil
receipt! are not running lull. Ke
port from the ipring wheat htrvrit
indicate an excellent crop, both in
point of quantity and quality.
KrrripK o( whrat at Omaha were
?ft4 ear, againtt I-' ran lait year.
Keeeipti ot corn were 73 earn, againtt
72 eari ht year, and the run of
other grain wa light. Total imp
mcntt wrre 15J ran, againtt 244 can
a year ago.
There wa a very good demand for
cash wheat in the Omaha market
ami the offering changed hand at
price raning from 2c to 2J.C higher
than yrttertlay. Corn wa a ready
cale at XM to l,c higher. Oat told
lie to '',e hisher. Kye wa un
chatiKed to Vjt lower and barley wa
nominally unchanged.
WIIKAT.
No f dark hard: I or. II II: 1 'it
(smutty), II II: I 'r lunutty). II II;
rar II 10- I rar (vary ntutiyl. II IT.
No 3 dark hard: 1 cr. II 1J; t rar
(smutty). III!: I rtrs. 11.11; 1 rar
lamutiyi. 'I 10: cars. 1101; I rar
(smutty!. II 01.
No, 4 dark hard: t rar (smutty). II 01
t tin 11 n. l rara (amutiyl. II 01:
rara (mull)). II. (7; 1 rar ( par rant
ri. II 04.
a famil dark hard: 1 rar (smutty?.
l A).
No. 1 hard winter: t rara. II 14.
No 1 hanl winter: 1 rar Iseml dark)
II 01; 1 rar (tl par cent dark). II.0IH:
4 rara. Ill": I cara, II.0JH; 1 rar (41
pr rant dark), II. 01; rara. ii.oi: I rar,
li mu: I rar (II rar cant dark). 11.11.
. No. I hard winter: I car (61 par rant
dark). 11.01 i; I rara. VI i: ears,
Haiti: I rar (40 par cant dark), 114.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, 11.01 Si ; t
vara. it. (II: t cara. I1.00U.
Hempla hard winter: 1 car (II Par
rant dark). 11.11; 1 rar. II. 01; 1 rar. lie;
1 rara, lie; 1 ear li par cant moieiurei
tic.
N'n. 1 vellow hard: -1 ear. 11.64.
No. I yellow hard: 1 car, 11.01; 1 ear,
I "SVi.
v 1 vatloae tiard. t para. II 01 U
No. 4 yallow bard: 1 ear, I1.01H; I
can. 61.004.
Sample yallow hard: I cara. lie; 1
ear. 15c
No. 2 mixed: 1 rar. 1.0.
CORN.
No. 1 white: I cara, lie.
No. 1 white: T rara. 15c.
v. f white: 1 car. tic: 1 ear. 10c.
No. 1 yellow: 1 ear (ahlppera weight),
7.
No. 1 yellow: 1 car (ahlppera' weight),
7Ue: 3 cara, l7Uo; 1 rar, 17 Ke; 1 rar
(no bill), 17c; 1 car (ahlppera' welfhta),
7V
No. t yellow: 1 car, ITtte: 1 car. 87c.
No. 1 mixed: 1 car (aperlal billing). Me.
No. S mixed: 1 rar, 65c;. 1 ear (ship
pers' weights). I4,e.
,- OAT".
No. 1 white: 1 car, lie.
Ke. white: 1 1-5 can, altto.
No. 4 white: 1 car. 30 Ke.
RTH.
No. 1: 1 1-1 can, He.
No. S: 1 run. 70c.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
, . (Carton.)
Week
Ago.
16
51
2S
Tear
Ago.
Ill
71
.10
(
Receipt
Wheat
Corn i
Oat a ........
Ry .....
Barley
Shipment
Wheat
Com ..'
Oat
Today.
..104
.. 71
.. 10
.. t
.104
. 35
. II
143
0
15
Rye
Barley Ill
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Bushels
Receipt Today. Wk. Ago.
Tr. Ago.
631.000
114,000
800,000
451,000
143,000
405,000
'Wheat 650,000
Corn 113,000
Oat 137,000
Shipments
Wheat 125,000
Cortl 171,000
Data 11.000
514,000
300.000
153,000
111,000
368,000
144.000
ixruxi ui,E,AAi;e.H.
Bushel Today. Tear Ago.
Wheat and flour 637,000. 261,000
Corn 300,000
Oats. 64,000
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.
. ; Week
Carlote Today Ago
Wheat 600 681
Com 120 12
Oat H 85
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlote Today Ago
Wheat 327 483
Corn IS If,
OaU 13 17
ST. LOU 18 RECEIPTS.
Week
Carlote Today Ago
Wheat 15 181
Corn 44 75
Dt 50 II
Tear
Ago
183
as
171
Tear
Ago
475
34
46
"Tear
Ago
24
47
61
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT, KEUHrrs.
Week Tear
Carlote
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Today Ago Ago
...127 157 25
... 4 45 72
...7 110 18
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 1427. Aug. 4.
Art. Open. I High. Low. Cloae. Tea.
Wht.
Sep.
Dee.
May
Ry
Sep.
Dee.
Corn
Sep.
Dec,
May
Oata
Sep.
Dee.
May
Lard
Sep.
Oct
Rib
Sop.
1.01 1.08 Vi 1.04 1.08H 1.05.
1.06H 1.08 1.C5H
1.08 1.01 1 01 1.09 1 07H
1.08H 1.09 1.07
1.12 1I454 1.11 1.11 1.11
.73 .75V4 .73 .TSU .71
.76 .75 .76 .76 .74
.61 .42Vi .41 -2
.67 .62
.58 .58 .57 .68 -67
.67 .57
.61 .11 .61 .41 .61
.53 .33 .33 .33 .33
.35 .36 .36 .36 .85
.31 .31 .39 .31 .31
.9
11.11 11.25 11.11 11.17 1117
111.15 11.30 lll.20 11.22 11.32
Il0.lt 10.35 llQ.15 jlO.30 10.37
Ranaaa Crry Oram.
Kanaaa City, Mo., Aug. 4. Wheat
Cash. No. 1 hard, 11.0491.14; No. 2 red,
1.0t71.0.
Corn No. white, t54J56c; No. 1
yellow, 40 061c. ,
Hay Unchanged.
Kansas City. Mo.. Aug. 4. Close:
Wheat September, 11.00; December,
11.00: December, 11.07; May, 11.06.
Corn September, 51cj. December,
tle- x
t Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Aug. 4 Wheat Cash. No.
1 northern. 11.26 0 1.3; September,
1114; December. 11.11: May, 11.15.
Corn No. 1 yellow. 6l468c
- Oats No. 1 white, 21 4iS0.e.
Barley 44 0 14c. '
Rye No. I, 71 e.
Fla NO. 1. 11.41 01.46.
St. Leal Grain.
St. Louts, Mo., Aug. 4. Close: Wheat
September. 11.04; December. 11.07.
Corn September, 4161c; Decem
ber. 67 e.
Oats September, tie.
Mtnmpsjll Floor.
Minneapolis, Mlnn.t Aug. . Flour .jB
' changed. 17. 100 7.40.
Bran Unchanged, 114.00.
Omaha Bar Market.
Prairie Hay Receipts are Terr tight and
demand la, good en best grade at top
quotation. The lower grades are slow
Alfalfa Hay Receipts are vsry light
and demand fair on top grades and light
on the lower grades. , . .
Prices below are for carload lots: Up
land prairie No. 1. 14.0Olt.; No. 1
prairie. tU.00Olt.00: No. I Prle, I7.M
010; midland prairie No. 1. tlt.NO
14.0t Ha. 1 prairie, t.l4ll-: N.
pralrl. 17.00; lowiana praine na.
? iMaM:V ! nratrta. I7.I0OI..
Alfalfa No 1. tlt-0-: standard,
"t0eM.40; Ne,l. l.On.l; No.
a. l.0Ol40. Straw aat, tt-NOMt.
Wheat straw, IT.MQ .
Tmrpeatta sad Badtv
' Savannah. Oa., Aug. , Terpentine
Tirm; II 4 O1.0l: sales tM bbtat ra
celpts. 47 bbla; shipments. 111 tola.;
atock. T.5T bbla.
RosirP-FIrm: sales. t4T caaka: recetpta,
1.231 caaka; shipments, 20 caaka; stack,
tl.n raeka.
Quota: B, 14. Mr D, K. II P: T. O. H.
i5: I. K. Ill; M. IM; N. tt.lt; W.
45, 16.; W. W, 14.6. 4k
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
1 1 Chicago Grain
B CHARLES D, MICHAELS.
Uaaaka Ilea laeed Wire,
Chicago, Aug. 4 Uulliah viewt on
tht wheat aituation rapreiird by
1 1 ad e leader, with free buying of
futurei by cah interest in J ihorta
lifted valuei hardly. September wat
in the lead. The cfoie wai VM2he
highrr. Com gained T4rill!ic oatt
(!lic and rye 2'c, the action of
wheat being the mam factor.
At no tunc were wheat price at
low a the hnieh of the previous day
and an oversold condition wat dit
cloied whrn buying ordcrt appeared
at the tlart. Hedgei on around
7JS.000 buthelt were removed here
against tale to exporter and the tea
board alto bought quite freely, while
there wat considerable buying by a
commitiion house attributed to thort
covering for a local profeisional.
Offerings fH large.
Orferlnga ware not lane eteapt from
a heuae Mreeurnatly ll.iui'Uiins a line fur
taaiern account. The car ahurise la grow
ing wura. imialde niarkeia are outbidding
( hlrago In the country, with the r-ault
that luial handlera era finding It dlffli ult
to mrt grain to ell. rrrah riuurt Uuainaai
at the arsbnarit-wa limited. Loral ar
rivals ware III cara, with premiums firm
and eaay at 4he rlose. No. 1 hard aellins
down to le nvsr Srptmber, compared with
o over at tne nutelde.
Kirriigth In wheat and a fw raporte of
rrcip iirsirurnon in pans of Muutn pakota
and Mlnureoie led ta local tradxia taking
lha buvina aids itt corn. DuihiiI Inlrycal.
however, Is small. The market wss rather
easily Iniluemrd. Cash demand sued and
premiuma on bh( firmer, biponrrs took
3n.oo bushels here and there ware liberal
charter reported. Receipts 141 cars,
Oata fleas Near Tap.
Oats held within a range of s and
closed aboat the tup, with moitarale ehort
covering and a Utile buying by cash in
tereala. Sample values were aaay ae com
pared with futures with No. I whit
around Deptember price. Receipts lit
cars.
Houses with seaboard connections were
fair buyers of ry while the aelllng was by
the northwest. No. t an track sold at
Oso ovr September,
ril Mote.
A belief that the spring wheat crop will
aggregate 210,000,00 bushels, the largret
ince ins, and compared with ioi.ooo.oos
baahels harreated laat year, I eaprraasd
by th Modern Miller. Harvest I general
In the northern sertlona. Crop la too far
advanced to be materially Injured by black
mat.. Canada will alao have a large crop.
Movement of winter wheat from farms Is
liberal. Fall plowing; Is under way.
Krench Import requirements ere vsrl
oualy eatlmated at 40,000.000 to I0,00t,000
buehels. th Inside flguresbelng based on
the preaumptlon that the government will
restrict purchases.
Winnipeg continues to lose It Premium
aver Chicago, being down to !o over,
while recently It was 7c premium. Durum
sold at the heavleet dlecount under Chi
cago on the crop, while the southwestern
markets showed strength.
Boston Wool.
Beaton. Aug. 4. The Commercial Bul
letin Saturday will any:
"A fair demand has been In evidence In
the wool market this week, which haa em
braced nearly all gradea at steady nrfres.
The openings of the American Woolen
company apparently are being attended
with a fair degree of auccess and thla la
giving the wool trade more confidence.
The tariff outlook atlll la uncertain, but
not sufficiently so to cauae any price cut
ting, especially In view of the nroblem of
replacementa. A little buying le reported
in a desultory way la the west on recent
price levela."
The- Commercial Bulletin will nubllsh
wool quotatlona as follows:
Wisconsin half blood. 46047c: three-
eighths blood, 44046c; one-quarter blood.
tirrtzc.
Scoured basis: Texas fine, 11 months,
II.26O1.I0; fine t months, l.l(l1.15.
California northern. 11.30: middle coun
ty, tl. 10O1.20; southern, I Oft 9 5c.
Oregon eastern No. 1, staple, II. JO
I. 35; fine and fine medium combinga,
II. 2001.26; eastern clothing, 1.10f 1.16;
valley No. 1, It. 07O1.10. .
Territory fine staple, choice, I1.30O
1.36; one-half blood combings, 11.104
1.11; three-eightha blood, combinga, 88 42
93c; one-quarter blood, combing, 75 O
7le.
Pulled delaine. II. 1601.20: AA. I1.0IO
1.12; A aupera, 11.00 1.05.
Mohalra, beat combing. (SOSIe: . best
carding, 50 65c.
Bred street's Trade Review.
New York. Aug. 4. Brsdstreet'a Satur
day will say:
"Labor troubles, contrary to general
hopes and expectations still hold the cen
ter of the stage and have been the cause
of a further slight quieting down of trade
buying and In the Iron and steel trades
chiefly for a more perceptible slowing
down of Industry. As for some time
past, the sertlona reporting most effect
on Industry are. generally speaking, those
lying between the Alleghanles and tne
Mississippi, north of the Ohio river, but
the growing scarcity of fuel In the north
weat ia apparently the cause of increased
concern, mainly because of the advance
of the aeason, which tends to bring the
matter of fuel supply home to household
consumers. In thla respect, however, the
absolute cessation of anthracite coal
mining la a matter of growing concern
to dwellers In the eastern elates."
Weekly bank clearances, 17,078,461,000.
New York Cotton.
New York, Aug. 4. Despite buying of
December by Liverpool and Japanese In
terests, the heavy selling pressure from
the south was too much for the early
cotton market and prices slipped off
He a pound. It rallied 10 points before
midday, but eased off again. That opera
tion was repeated several times In the
later half of the session. At the close
the Hat waa off 20 to 29 points.
Spot cotton waa quiet. 26 points decline;
11.45c for middling upland.
Southern spot marketa were: Galves
ton, 11.76c, 26 points decline; New Or
leans, 21.25c, 25 points decline; Savan
nah. 10.76c, 50 points decline; Augusta,
11.25c. 25 points decline; Memphis, 22.50c,
unchanged; Houston. 21.50c, 25 points de
cline; Little Rock. 21.75c, unchanged.
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, la.. Aug. 4. Cattle Re
ceipts, 700 head; market steady; fed
steers and yearlings, 18.00010.26; grass
steers and yearlings, 16. 0088.00; grass
cows and heifers. 1 4. 00 6.50 ; fat cows
and heifers, 5.008.60; canners, 12. S0
3.50; vesis, IS.00fH9.50; feeders, 16.00 its
7.75; calves, I4.6O07.25; feeding cows
nnd heifers, I3.OOQ5.25; stockers, 15.00
7.50.
Hoge Receipts. 6,600 head: market
steady: top, 110.20: butchers, t9.OOS10.00;
parking grades. 17.50 8.25.
Sheep Receipts, 100 head; market
stead?.
New York Money.
New York, Aug. 4. Cal) Money Easier;
high, 4 per cent; low, 3 per cent: ruling
rate, 4 per cent; closing bid, 3 per -cent;
offered at 34 Per cent; last loan. 3 per
cent; call loans against acceptances, 3ta
per cent.
Time Loans Firm; 60 and 10 days, 4
per cent; 6 months, 4H per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper 404(1 Per
cent.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, Aug. 4. Potatoes Steady : re
ceipts, 41 cara; United Statea shipments,
403 cara; Eastern Shore Virginia barrel
Cobblers, 12.7602.10; New Jersey sacked
Cobblers. 11.60 cwt. ; Kansas sacked Cob
blers, 11.0001.10 cwt.; poor quality, 150
I5e cwt: Minnesota sacked Early Ohlos,
Il.lt01.2t cwt. ,
New York Produce.
New York, Aug. 4. Butter-r-Maritet
teady.
Egga Steady; New Jersey hennery
whites, extra fancy, candled selections,
to 61c; Pacific coast whites, first to ex
tra firsts. 30037c.
Cheese Market eaay.
New York Dried Fruit.
New York, Aug. 4. Evaporated Applea
Few here.
Prunes Steady.
Apricot dull.
Peaches Quiet,
Raisi as Nervous.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, Aug. 4. Butter Unsettled;
creamery extras, 14c; firsts, 39032WC;
second, 17H028c: standards, 33e
Kggs Unchanged; receipts, 11,003 cases.
Poultry Live higher; fowla. l021Mc:
broilers. im017c; roosters. 14c
New York Poultry.
New York. Aug. 4 Poultry Live, firm ;
broilers, by freight, 24010c; by express,
240!!c: fowla, 22021c; dressed, steady:
fowl. 11010c.
Dohttb, Aug. 4. Flaxseed September,
l.tm. asked; October. 12.11. asked; No.
veraber. 11.14, bid; December, 12.25H.
bid.
Hew Task Meenls.
New York. Aug. 4. Copper Firm ; elec
trolytic, spot aad futures. 14014UC,
Lead Steady; spat, .7iOi-l0e,
Live Stock
finish. Aug 4
Cattle. Hose, kkeep
Rseeleis ret
Official Maude ,,,, 4 414
!,! It ti
l4 11.141
urncisl rueeday .... 4 u
itffi.ul tw4itr4ey, till
'f final Thursday,,,, 4 17
Estimate friday.,.,, lie
flu dare IS is weak 11.711
aame daa weak ago . II 31
am days I ws a a.. le as
14 411
4111 l,l
.1.s t.le
41.741 It 411
41.1)4 1411
11.114 14.
Kama dare I w e a a .11.141
ttll 4154
asms data i.ar aga.. !.! Il.lli It.ltl
Rereieta aad dtauMaittua r IIvmi.wm -
lha lama aika4a nmsha, Neb, fur
1 noma, enuios at a p. at., August 4,
RKCEtPTS CARUTII.
' I'stlla. Ho(s Nheep.
, . .1. r, sr ii
W'ehesh. tit , ,, I
MiMourl I'ailfla Hy .... I t
I'm.. I'arlfie H. R II It it
t . a n. w. nr., eaat 1 ...
C. ,Y W Ry . was 1 14
C, Ht. K, M. O. Hy.... IT II
t. 11. Q rt . eaat I I
c. 11. a g, hy., aaet..,, 10 11
(', K I. ., eaat 1 4
C, It. I. I', aaai I I
Illinois (Vitrei Ry 1
C , U. W. Hy t I
Total rrrlple ...,10
iKi'umiO.N IIKAI).
II
t!
Cattle, lings, hep
A rmour a Co. ...
I lie I. is
t'udahy I'arkin Co
l-'.l.l 1'arking Co.
III l.tll I7t
270 77
1 111 74
104 I.40S 1.0J1
....
4 ....
11 .!
14
17
4
1
I .... ....
11
1 )
II
141
1
1
14
II
I
II 1.141 ....
... 414 ....
Tl .... ....
Morris raiauig Co
rUHi a I'd
J. W. Muiphy
Hwari t'e
I.lnroln l'4. km I'a
Iliggin faiklng Co
Hoffmen liroa
Midwest 1'arking Co....
P. O'Dsa
Omaha I'acklng Co
John Kuth aona ....
rl. omaha 1'arking Co..
J. II., Hulls
Dennis a Krahcls
John Harvey
T. J. Inehram
K. O. Ktllugg
r. p. iwi
J. B. Hoot A Co
Hnlllven Bros. ........
Other buyers
Armour, tloug Falls...
Cadahy, Ran. City ....
Total
..1.441 1,444 7,411
Cattle Reeelnta wers J. 100 head. Bud
pllea proved a little bit too large far the
nreda of the trade and ateera aold slowly
at prices steady to lOfriic lower than yee
terday. Uenerol quality was not very
good. The beat cattle here brought 110.0
eel A 20 rasi anil halfara wara acarea and
held about ateady at the week' advanewrf
Mtockera and feeders wrre nominally
stesdy la the absence of supplies.
Quotations on cattle: Choice ts prim
beeves, I10.00 9 10.t0; good to choice
beeves, l. 60410.00; fair to good beeves.
It oot)t.40; common to fair beeves, 11.11
.oo; choice to prim yeaning ii.bbcj
10.60: good to choice yearlings, 19.16
1.16: fair to good yearlings, ll.lltll.16;
common to fair yearllnge, 17.141.11;
choice to prime heifer. Il.tOOI.ll; good
to choice heifers, I7.OOOI.16; fair 10 good
neiiera, 4J.oow7.oe; common to fair neu
era, I6.00l.00; choice to prime cows.
I4.754J7.60; good to choice cews, 16.76
4.76: common to arood oows. l4.IO0i.lt:
good to choice feeder. I7.60ttl.il; fair
to good feeders, 4.047.60; common to
fair feeders. 16. OO0t.lt: good to choice
stockers, I7.IIVI.0O; fair to good atocKers,
I. 6007.26; common to fair aiocksrs, ii.zt
04.26: stork heifers. I4.004rl.50: stock
cows, 11.2504.60; stock calves, 5.00
T.60; veal calvea, 15.60. 60; stock bulla.
4.604)l.7i; bulla, stage, etc., 11.7607.00.
BEEF tSTKERS.
No. . Av. Pr. No. . ,Av. Pr.
40 180 I It 24 1127 10
24 1014 I 60 21 1216 I It
tt 814 10 00 21 1054 10 20
BEEP STEERS AND HEIFERS.
II Ill I 40 It 747 I It
14 815 t 5 24 167 It
1..;... 127 lint
cows.
II 1020 I 40
HEIFERS.
1 1074 I 26
BULLS.
1 1600 t 75 1 179 4 00
CALVES.
4 2C0 5 60 4...... 210 T 00
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
44 Nat. 77 12 60
Hoge Receipts were 7.000 head. Al
though auppllea were unuauatly light to
day, the market carried a dull undertone
and trading was slow at prices barely
steady on the opening to In apota 10016c
lower later. Light hogs sold mostly at
I10.10ISI10.26. with a too erlce of 110.30.
and good quality medium weight butchers.
ii.75Wio.io. and strong- weirnt nutcner
at tl.0001.75. The bulk of gootf hoga wa
at 19.26010.21. Mixed load and pecking
grades sod largely at 11.so0s.it. witn
extreme heavies quoted at 17.0007.50.
HUUS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. 8h. Pr.
18. .143 70 7 7S 50. .213 280 I OS
26. .251 ... I 00 24. .267 ... 7 60
18. .222 ... 10 00 67. .230 49 10 25
17. .112 80 10 30
Sheep and Lambs Receipts were 77,600
head. Trading on all killing claaaes today
waa active at nricea generally ateady and
with good healthy tone to the trade. Idaho
lambs sod ante v at siz.so tor goo a
quality and best quality natives at 112.25
4912.50. Fed clipped lamos were strong.
two lots going to local packers at 112.26.
Feeders were about steady, with the bulk
of trading at 111. 60)11.75, with best
light lambs quoted at 112.00.- Sheep were
nominally steady on a light supply.
Otiotstlona on sheen and lAmba: Fat
lambs, good to choice, 112.25012.66; .at
lambs, fair to good, II 1.00 12.26; feeder
lambs, lt.00012.00; cull lambs, 11.00
10.00; fat ewes, light, 16.6007.00; fat,
heavy, 14,0006,00.
St. Lonle Uvea took.
East St. Louis. Aug 4. Cattle Reselpt,
1.600 head; native beef steers slow, weak;
western steers, yearlings, canners, stockers
and ught calves, steady; common and
medium heef cows and bulls hard to
move; bulks follow: Native steers 8.60
.10; westerns, 6.00G. 10; yearlings,
IG.SOff 7.75; cows, 4.265.26; canners,
12.6002.75; bologna bulls, 13.8604.26;
stocker steers, t.iO06.tOt calves, 110.00
10.25; top, 110.50.
Hogs Receipts, 11,600 head; uneven,
early sales, 10 to 25c lower; close, 25 to
35c lower on averages above 200 pounds;
sorted light early, 110.10; practical top,
110.85; bulk 150 to 210-pound average.
110.35010.75; 220 to 280-poundera, 19.75
010.30; packer sows, 17.6006.00; pigs,
slow. 11.75010.40.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,600 head;
fat lambs mostly 25c higher; sheep steady,
top, 112.40; bulk. 112.00012.25; cull
lambs and fat light ewes, 16.00; heavy
ewes, 12.6003.00. f
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, Aug. 4 . Cattle - Receipts,
J, 500 head; beef steers, strong; top long
yearlings, (10.50; bulk beef ateers, 18.60
10.00; bulls, 1525c lower; other
classes mostly steady; bulk bologna bulls,
14.0004.25; bulk butcher cows and heifers.
15.2607.00; veal calves, mostly 110.200
10.76.
Hogs Receipts, 19,000 head; lights and
butchers, strong to 10c higher; packing
and mixed gradea, uneven; ateady to '26c
higher; one load lights. 111.00; bulk
lights and light butchers, lO.65 01O.86;
bulk 240 to 300-lb. .butchers, 19.10010.15;
packing sows, 17.2508.60; pigs,' mostly
110.00010.50; estimated holdover, 10,000
head.
Sheep Receipts, 1,00 head: fat Ismbs.
strong to 16c higher: top natives, 112.85
to city butchers, 112.76 to packers; fairly
good western .lambs, 112.85; good 61 -lb.
feeders, early, at 112.50; aheep, steady.
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 4. (U. 8. Bu
reau of Agricultural Economics.) Cattle
Receipts, 4.600; common and medium
gradea of all classes, dull; other grades,
fully stesdy to higher; medium and heavy
steers, 110.40; yearling heifers, 19.00; few
good cows around, 16.00; common and
medium kind mostly 14.10 0 4.60; hardly
any bulls offered; choice native vealera,
tl.tOf quarantine Texas calves, 15.5001.26;
some quarantine steers, 16.00; cannera and
cutters, largely 12.7501. 50.
Hoga Receipts, 4,000 head; market ac
tive to both packers and ahlppera, 10c to
ltc higher: bulk, 160 to 176. pounders,
110.3 0 0 10.35; top, 110.40; bulk of aale.
19.40010.26; packers, weak;, bulk, good
and choice, 190 to 210-pound weights,
110.20010,25; choice 260 pounders, 110.10;
2100320 pounders, 19.7609.15; bulk,
throwout sows, 17.7501.00; stocker pigs,
teady, best, 110.76.
Sheep and iambs Receipts. 1,600 head;
native lamba, strong to 15c higher; top,
111.00; better gradea, around 112.100
12.85; aheep. steady; odd bunchea fat
ewes, 5.OO0T.O.
St. Joseph Lire Stock. '
St. Joseph, Mo.. Aug. 4. Cattle Re
ceipts, 900 held: market nominally steady,
not enough of any class here to teat value;
top native ateers, 19.40; canners and grass
era 17.7101.10: a few good beef cows,
16.00 0 6.00; calves steady; top. 9.6.
Hoga Receipts, t.000 head; market,
few early sale to shippers and packer
ateady to 10c higher; bulk 170 ts 120-lb,
welghta, I14.1O0K.1O; heavyweight alowi
packing sows around ateady. mostly 17.71
1.00.
Sheep Receipts, 1,10) head; market,
killing classes stesdy: top native lambs,
112.50. with light sorting; 74-lb. Call-,
fornla clipped lambs. 11 2.40; fat ewe top,
16 10: cull Iambs. 17.00; good Idaho
lambs, 112.75; yearlings. 19.6.
Kansas City Prod see.
Kansas City, Aug. 4. Butter, Eggs and
reultry Unchanged
e
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
New Yotki,' Aug. 4. All of the fi
nancial marketa one more save evU
denre ol what on itt face would ap
pear to he entire abience of uneaii
nett. When it it eontitlered that
Germany 'i formal declaration of in
ability to make further reparations
paymenti it scheduled for Saturday.
fend with it the French government a
atatrmtut ol what penaltiet will be
unpoied, it any, it might not unrea
tonably have been imasined that ex
change would have moved tharply
ag4init France and Germany, if not
indeed againtt London alio. In
ttead of this, a decided recovery car
ried today t market for franca and
sterling to the highest figure tince the
beginning of laat week. Even the
Uerman mark advanced.
t'emurwwilaa aCiaeeled.
Such a movement mesne something
more than mere uatenaion of Judgment.
It la poasiblo to ascribe It to lha Urltieh
premier's speech to parliament, In which
the effort to esplaln away the unpleaaant
Impreeelona of the llalfour note aa evi
dent; It may have meaeurrd the effect on
financial sentiment of the value runmra
rrgardln conciliatory purpoars by th
Frrmh premier.
Hut In any esse, with the conference
of the two prime mlniatsra due to begin
on Monday, and witn the rsrnange mar
kat'e action In previous criers over liar
man reparations kept In mind, the natural
Inference from the market la that finan
cial Judgment la leaning to the belief
that the vrry icuteness of the crisis will
bring something in the naturs of a com
promise.
The attitude of tha stock market, as
reflecting financial opinion on the labor
eltuatlon. was very murn wnai it nas seen
on each day alpca the While Houae pro
poaal complicated tha negotiations. A
decline In the early hours was followed by
recovery, leaving tn dare net enanges
Irregularly divided between gslna and
losses. It was clearly a market awaiting
some new turn In tha controversy, bat
awaiting It without acuta apprehension.
New York Stocks
Ranse of Prices of tha leading stocks
furnished ty Logan 4k liryan, 2 retera
Trust DUiming:
RAILROADS.
Thuraday
High. Low. Close, close.
A., T. 41 B. F 1U2 11 101 101..
Baltimore A Ohio 17 61 67 17
Canadian Paelfls 140 140 140 140
N. Y. Central ... 7 14 17 94
Chesa. A Ohio ... 71 71 71 71
Ot. Northern .... 13 82 11 11
Illinois Centrsl ..lot 107 lot 101
K c. Southern
21 2 2
Lehigh Valley 141.
Missouri Paclflo .. i 22V& 22 22
N. Y. A N. H. .. lk II II w 11
North. Pacific .... 714 77 7114 78
Chicago at N. W. . Ti 77 71 78
Pennsylvania R. . 48
Reading 74 76 76 76V
C. R. I. P 44 43 44 44
Southern Paclflo tl -10 11 91
South. Railway .. 26 25 25 25
CHI., Mil. at St. P. tl 19 10 30
Union Paclflo ...143 141. 142 143
BTEKLS.
Am. Car Foundry.. 172 171 171 170
Allle-Chalmera 13
Am. Locomotive... 110 111 120 111
Bald. Locomotive.. 120 m 120 120
Bethlehem Steel.. 77 T6 77 76
Colo. F. 1 20 20 10 0
Crucible 3 91 93 91
Am. Steel Foundry 18 18 31 17
Lakawanna Steel.. 18 28 38 37
Mldvale Steel 14 , 11 24 34
Rep. "Steel Iron.. 72 71 71 70
Ry. Steel Springs. .108 108 106 ....
U. S. Steel :i01 100 101 100
Vanadium 49 48 48 4
Otis Steel 11 11
11
COPPKRS.
Anaconda 63 53
61
60
38
21
30
40
35
17"
16
11
51
60
37
21
29
40
35
29
16
10
Am. 8. A Ref. Co.. 40 40
Corro De Pasco.... 38 " 18 '4
Chill 21 21
21
Chino
Green Cananea.... 30 20
Inspiration 40 40
Kennecott 35 35
Miami
New Consol 17 16
Ray Consol 16 16
Seneca 12 12
OILS.
General Asphalt... 70
Cnsden 44
43
67
12
70
44
68
70
43
58
K
Calif. PeteVol 68
Tnland Oil
Invincible Oil 12
Moxlcan Peterol...l77
12
12
173 174 174
Middle States 12
12 12 12
Paclflo Oil 15
Pan-American .... 76
Phillips 44
Pierce Oil 7
64
74
43
7
29
63
30
64
75
44
7
29
6.1
30
55
75
44
7
29
6.1
30
182
47
19
8
Pure Oil 29
Royal Dutch 53
Sinclair Oil 31
Standard Oil, N. J. 183
182 183
46 47
Texas Co....
47
20
Union Oil
Whits Oil
19
20
8
. . . It
MOTORS.
8
Chandler
...60 19
....13 11
..8 I
... 10 10
69 60
13 13
8 7
10 10
47
General Motors
Willys-Overland
Plerce-Arrow ..
White Motor .
Studebaker
.131 129 131 130
RUBBER AND TIRES.
Flsk
12 12 12
12
16
43
8
12
57
46
32
29
39
Goodrich
S7
44
9
12
36
37
Kelley-Sprlngfleld
43
8
31
44
12
66
Keystone Tire . .
AJax
u. a. KUDDer . . .
68
66
INDUSTRIALS.
Amer. Beet Sugar 47 47 47
At., Gulf W. I. . 32 22 32
Amer. Inter. Corp. 40 89 40
Amer. Sumatra ... 40 40 40
Amerf Tele 122 122 122 122
Amer. Can 60 59 69 60
Central Leather ..38 18 38 18
Cuba Cane 16 16 16 16
Cuban-Amer. Sugar 28 27 27 27
Corn Producta ..110 io 110 l
Famous Players .. 85 84 84 8t
Gen. Klectrlc ....179 17 179 110
art. Northern Ore. 40 40 40 19
Inter. Harvester ....
101
Am. H. & L. pfd.. 70 70
70
U. S. I. Alcohol... 2 62
Inter'I Paper 64 64
Inter. M. M. pfd.. 67 5
Am. Sugar Ref ... . 82 81
Sears-Roebuck ... 82 11
Tobacco Products. 54 54
Worth. Pump
62
64
66
81
81
64
42
55
66
81
81
64
61
Wilson Co 42 42
42
Western Union 111 110 111 110
West. Electric 61 61 61 61
American Woolen. . 0 90
40 0
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Agrl. Chem... 37 27
17
14
35
24
79
2
4
American Linseed. 34
Itoer.h Magneto.... 35
34
35
24
79
92
4
34
Brklyn. Rapid Tr.
24
79
92
4
25
7
92
4
11
54
149
164
Cal. Packing
Col. Gas Elec.
Col. Graph
United Drug
National Enamel
United Fruit 149 149
Lorlllard Tobacco.. 162 161
14
162
Philadelphia Co.
38
Pullman 15114 121 121 121
Punta Alegre Sug. 62 62 62 62
Porto Rico sugar 54 e ei ....
Retail Stores 63 62 63 - 2
St. L. A San Fran.. 29 29 . 19 29
Va. Car Chemical.. 27 17 27 26
Total sales, 573,000 shares.
Money Close, t per cent; Thursday's
close, 4 per cent.
Marks Close. .0013; Thursdays does.
0012.
Francs Close, .0819 Vi: Thursday s close.
0812.
Sterling Close. 14.44: Thursday's
cloae, 4.44
New York Coffee.
New York. Aua-. 4. Tne market far
soffee futurea was quiet but prices held
teady In sympathy with rather steadier
cables from Brasll. The opening waa un
changed to 1 Dolnt higher and May
worked up to 9. 40c during the afternoon,
or points above Thuraday's closing quo
tation. That delivery cloaed at 9.31c with
tha general market closing at a net ad
vance of 3 to 6 points, but the day's
business waa estimated at only 4,000 bags.
September and December, 9.34c; January
and March. 1.36c: May and July, 1.89c.
Spot coffee, quiet; Rio 7s, !01Oc;
Santos Is, 140i4c.
New York Dry Goods.
New York. Aug. 4. Cotton goods were
quiet end barely ateady. Yarns were held
high by spinners, but trading In mercan
tile cnanneia proceeaea at lower values.
Burlape were, weaker but wool marketa
firmer. New York Jobbers reported a
steadily Improving demand for small lots
of merchandise for prompt delivery to
retailers. '
Chleaga Starke.
Range of prices of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan A Bryan, 248
Peters Trust building:
Close.
. 19
. 12
. 7
. 43
.101
. 19
. 57
Armour A Co. pfd . . .
Armour Leather com.
Nat. Leather (new)..
Stewart-Warner
wlft Co
Swift Int
Union Carbide
Wahl
Wrigley
47
0
New York Bonds
New Terk. Aug. 4 Trading la high,
grads rail and industrial eecuntlee. ,hl h
war In great demand at moderately high
er prlt-ea, featured the dull trading In
tha iHiflif market. Recovery af llrasll 7s
and s, ahith were up 1 in I points,
was tha outstanding develupmenl In the
dealings In the foreign group, lha other
laausa ef which held relatively firm.
Liberty laausa eased slightly, gusar bund
wers (he eenlr of Intsrssl la Ihe In.
dustrlal list, Cuba Cane Is, Amarlcaa
sugar Is and Punta Aisgr 7 moving ta
new hih ground.
allasouri, Kanaaa A Ttisa adjustment
bonds wsre active In the final dealings,
touching a new (op at l. Other atrong
pots la the rail group were the Norm,
era Pacific I and 6s, (Iroet Northern
la, Teiaa A' Pacific flrat 4a, Orand
Trunk 4a and Chicago A Alton la. Total
sales (par value) epprosimaltd 111,
III 001.
There wsre no new offering ef any
Importance.
New Tork, Aug. 4 ---Following are to
day high, low and closing prlrea of
bonds en Ihe New York stork eichenge,
and the total sales of each bond:
V, ). Beads. ,
galea (In 11.00) High Low Cloae
24 Liberty ls . . . . 101 04 loo 14 Ino.ll
II Liberty let 4a. .101.40 101.24 101.24
141 Liberty Id 4 s.. 100.60 100 61 100.54
424 Liberty Id 4s. .100.61 100.14 100.54
141 Liberty 4th 4s..)0l.ll 101.10 101.11
171 Victory 4s ....100.10 10.11 100.11
721 Victory 4s ..,,100.14 100.44 100.10
Foreign ttovernment, Hut and Manlrlnal,
II Amanitas 7s 100 100 100
I Chinese (iovt Ry ta 64 63 54
4 Ilergen Is 101 10l10
t Kerne 1 113 111 111
I IlordeausHs II 2 12
21 Copenhagen !s .. 11 10 0
II Lyons I 3i 81 ai
t Marseilles Is 13 II 13
I Hlo do Janeiro la., 11 11 18
II Kan Paulo ta 11 19 II
7 Cserhcalo Hep ts ctf 91 6 16
1 Dan Muni la A 10 lo 10
2 Dept Selns ts 91 11 91
24 Dom Can ta 2. .101 102 101
17 Dom Csn ts II.. 11 11 9
II Dom Can Is It.... 11 18 l
47 Dtch K Ind ts 47.. 11 14 tl
71 Dteh K Ind Is tl.. 14 94 94
is r-rencn nep as ....lot 1004 101
71 French Rep 7a .. 91 99
as Japanese e 7St 77 la 7
II Belgium 7s 10 105 101
1 Belgium sa mo 100 100
11 Denmark ts 99 18 98
t Italy (s 16 16 6
I Netherlands ts .... 97 96 96
I Norway Is 110 110 110
s raria.Liy-Mea s
41 Rep Bolivia Is ..
4 Rep Chile Is 41.
1 Rep Uruguay la
t Queensland ta
78 77 78
. 16
.101 102 102
.106 106 lOf
..102 101 102
1 Rio Or do Sul la.. 100 100 100
11 Swiss Con Is 111 111 11
128 K O B A I ts 22.101 101 10
7 K O B A I 5s 21.101 101 10
11 K O B A I ta 17.104 104 104
134 U 8 Rrasll Is ....101 101 101
22 U S Mexico ts 60 18 6
it U 8 Mexico 4s .... 41 46 4t
Railway and Mlarellaaeou.
7 AJax Rubber Is .. 11 19 19
7 Amer Ag Chm 7s,104 104 104
21 Amer Smelt ts ..95 14 It
32 Amer Sug ts 104 103 104
II Amer T A T cv 6s. 116 116 lit .
74 Amer T A T e t 5. 89 19 19
1 Amer Writ Pa 4s. 86 86 86
1 Armour A Co 4s. 90 90 10
41 A T A 8 F gen 4s.. 93 93 13
7 At Cst L 1st con 4s. 41 91 91
It At Ref 6 103 103 101
30 Rait A Ohio ts .....101 100 101
S Bait A Ohio cv 4s 81 15 81
3 Bell Tel Penn 7a.. 101 107 107
I Beth St ref 6s.... 96 96 94
4 Beth St p m ts 92 92 2
7 Bkln Ed gen 7s D..107 107 107
1 Bkln R T 7s ctf... 81 61 82
4 Can North t 111 111 111
to Can Pac d 4s .... 80 60 80
11 Cent Oa Ss lot '101 101
4 Cent Pac gtd 4s.. 90 89 89
19 Cerrode Pasco Is ..122 1:1 121
30 Chea A Ohio cv 6a.. 95 95 96
25 Chea A Ohio cv 4s 89 81 89
66 C B A Q ref 6s A. .101 101 101
S Uni ft K III DS 83 82 2T
7 Chi Ot West 4s .... 60
99 C M A St P cv 4 70
27 C M A St P rf 4s. 67
12 C M A St P cv 6s.. 75
10 Chi Rys 5s 71
63 C R I A P ref 4s.. 82
11 Chi A W Ind 4s.. 76
10 C C C A St L gn 4s. 82
60
60
70
66
75
79
82
76
70
66
76
78
12
76
82
82
Chile cop 7s
105 106 105
30 Chile Cop 6s
.! 7S S-l
1 Colo Ind 6s 78 78 78
27 Con Coal Md ts 90 90 90
39 Cuba Cn Sg d 8s. 93 91 93
41 Cuba Cn Sg d 7s. 91 90 91
2 Cuba R R 7 s A. .104 104 104 '
5 Cuban Am Sug 8s.. 104 106 106
23 Del A Hud er 6s.. 96 98 98
2 Det Ed ref 6s 104 103 104
10 Det Utd Rys 4s.. 81 83 83
5 Dlamnd Mtch 7s..l08 108 108
5 Dlst Sec 5s 45 46 45
7 Dpnt Nem 7s ..107 107 107
5 Duquesne Lt 6s ..103 103 103
11 Emp OAF 7S Ctf 98 98. 98
25 Erie gen 4s 56 66 66
46 Erie pr lien 4s 64 67 69
10 Flsk Rub 8s 106 106 106
7 Framer I D 7s.. 96 96 96
17 Goodyear T Is 11.. 101 101 101
4 Goodyear T 8s 41. ..114 116 116
33 Ond Tnk Ry C a..l04 103 104
24 Ort North 7s A 111 111 111
27 Ort North 6s B..103 103 103
39 Hud A M ref ts A.. 85 85 85
10 Hud A M ad In ta. 64 63 63
III Cent 6s 101 101 101
3 111 St d 4s 91 91 91
I Ind St 6s 100 100 100
10 Int Met 4s 13 12 13
32 Int Met 4s ctf... 12 12 12
29 Int R T ref ts 69 69 69
18 Int M M ef 6s 97 96 96
3 Int Pa ref 6s B.. 87 86 87
6 Invlnc Oil 8s 96 95 96
12 Ia Cent ref 4s .. 46 45 46
146 K C Ft S A M 4s. 80 80 80
4 K C SO 6s 86 89 89
7 Kell Spring T 8s.. 109 108 109
1 Laded O St L 1st 6s 91 11 91
11 L S A M S d 4s 28. 96 44 95
304 L 8 A M S d 4a 21. 14 93 93
4 L A N ref 5s ..107 107 107
t Mkt fit Ry con ts.. 87 17 87
1 Me Pet 8s 10 105 106
2 Mich Cent d 4s 93 93 93
2 Mid St CV 6s.... 89 89 , 89
8 M A St L ref 6s.. 47 47 47
40 M K A T n p 1 5s A 84 84 84
99 M K A T n ad ts A 69 68 68
V0 M K A T 1st 4v. 83 82 83
64 Mo Pac con 100 100 100
123 Mo Pac gen 4s .... 66 66 66
2 Mont Pow 5s A.. 97 97 97
1 N C A St L con ts.. 96 95 95
68 N E T A T 1st ta Ct 98 97 98
10 N O T & M.lno ia.. 12 71 71
17 N Y C col 7s 106 105 105
29 N Y C deb 6s 108 107 108
10 N Y Ed ref ..112 110 110
7 NY NH A H c 6s 48 81 80 10
10 NY NH A H d 4s 51 6 69 59
10 N Y Rys rf 4s ct. 37 36 36
20 N Y T d 6s 44.. 107 106 107
18 N Y T ref 6s 41.. 106 106 106
37 N Y W A Bos 4s 65 56 65
5 Nor A West cv 6s. .116 116 116
11 Nor A West con 4s 93 92 93
399 North Pao ref Is.. 101 108 108
2 Nor Sts P ref ts A. 11 91 91
33 N W Bell Tel 7S..108 107 107
21 O S L gtd t ctf. 104 104 104
49 O S L ref 4a 93 92 3
80 Or-Wsh RRAN 4s.. 84 82 83
4 Otis St 8s A... 100 99 100
11 Pac O A El 6s 90 10 90
36 Pac TAT ta 62 ctf 92 92 92
3 Packard Motor 8s.. 107 107 107
1 Pan Am PAT 7s.. 101 101 101
24 Penn R R ts ..109 109 109
10 Penn R R gen 6s. .101' 101 101
23 Penn R R gen 4s 93 93 93
16 Pere Marq ref Ss.. 97 97 97
2 Pro & Ref 8s 102 102 102
t Pub Srv 6s 85 84 84
57 Reading gen 4s 85 84 85
5 R I A A L 4s.. 82 82 82
19 St L I Mt A S ref 4s 88 88 18
10 St L A S F adj 6s. , 81 81 81
56 St L A S F Inc 6a.. 73 72 73
17 St L A S F p 1 4s A 73 73 73
1 St L S W 1st 4s.. 79 79 79
19 St P A K C S L 4s 81 82 82
4 8 A A A P 1st 4s.. 77 77 77
182 Seaboard A L cn 6s 64 63 64
47 Seaboard A L ad 6s 28 28 28
64 Seaboard A L rf .s 45 44 44
4 Sharon St Hp 8s A 91 98 98
17 Sinclair Crude ts. 98 18 98
29, Sinclair Oil col 7s.. 99 99 99
63 80 Pac cv 4a 92 92 93
11 80 Pac ref 4s 90 90 90
14 80 Ry gen a ..102 103 102
41 So Ry con ts 49 69 69
4 So Prt Rlc Sg 7s. 101 100 101
11 Stand Oil Cal d 7s. 104 106 106
23 Third Avs adj ts. 44 44 44
t Third Ave raf 4s 44 44 64
1 Tldewtr Oil ts..l03 103 101
Tob Prod 7s 103 102 103
2 Un B A P s A ctf. 18 18 98
121 Un Pac 1st 4s 45 96 (5
2 Un Pac ref 4a 103 103 103
4 Un Tnk Car 7s 111 111 111
7 U S Realty ta
17 17 97
24 U 8 Rub Is ....
41 V S Steel af 6s..
t Utah PA L ts. .
. 91 9014 toe,
.1441 1034 104
. 90 IOVi 904
.105 1054s 106
6 Va-Car Chm 7s.
28 Va-Car Chm 7s ctf. 8'4 914 984
71 Va Ry 5s 6 7
1 Wabash let ts .... ' 994 til
1 West Elec 6s 100U 100H 1004
7 West Un 4tts Ill 1104. 110V,
a Westing Elec 7s.... IK 1074 108
t Wheel ALE con 4s 754 75 754
I Wilson A C sf 7V&S.104H 10l4, 104 "4
t Wilson A C CV ts.. 924 924 924
20 Wis Cent gen 4s.. 81 81 82
Total aalea of bonds today were 111.131.
00 compared with 112.728.000 previous
day aad 110,111,000 a year ago.
! N. Y. Curb Bond
Naw York, Aug. 4 Transactioiia on the
Nsw fork curb bond luaikst lu.lay were
sa tollowa;
Homealle.
ales. High. Low. Close.
I Allied I'arkar la rtf 44 al
I Allied Packer k , 14 14
47 Aluminum la 'II. ,l"l l, ll oi
I Am Cut OH le ,,. IS
I Am L A T la w w oo 100 loos
I Am T A T 4a 'IS. loot, m 100
11 Am TAT pa 'I4.ll o Ol
t Ana Cupper 4a . .101 100 100 !
4 Ana Copper 71 'SI. 101'. ol
1 An.lo Am O Ta.li ll 101
I Armour A I'o la. .104 1114 l4
I A llulf A W I la. SOU u
41 Hath Steel 71 '21.106 104 105
t lleth meal Ta 'll.03Va 103 101
I Rklyn U Q la ,..o ui 104
I Iikly U O 7 ...,101 in ift
I Can Nat Ry q 7.lo llo 1101,
I Can Nat Ry ta .. !'-.
I Cant Kleel Is ...A" 16 iir,
I Charcoal Iron Is . , 14 4 4
M C U 8 ta "H" ..100 100
II Con i) Halt la ,.ul 0 101
I Consul Tex Is .... 17
10 C Kg A '24 ,.W H'2 102
100 Deer A I'o 7s ,.I0; 102 103
I Kmplre O A Fl..10l, 1MI lul.
It Uoodrlih Tire 7a. 103 103 103
I llershsy Co 7s ..IMS. 101 101
II Hood Rubber Is . . II '
II Humble Oil 7s ,.joo 100 100
if Inter R T 8s '11.. 2, 2 2
I King Co Kl 1.. 96 96 6
t Lsrlede (las 7a ..106 105 106
1 L McN A L 7a ..11 l
II I.lggrtt-Wln la ..101 101 int-
11 .Magma Cop la .. 99 91 99
10 Nat Acme 7a.... 97 97 7
Phil Kl 1 101 ll ll
6 I Pet 7a w w.,101 101 102
12 Pub S C of NJ 7a.loi ins 103
1 Robert Oalr 7a .. 7 7 7
1 S-Hoelmrk 7 '21 ..100 100 inn
20 S-Hoeburk 7a '21 ..101 101 101
69. 8 Kell Tel la ....104 104 104
4 8 Oil N Y 7a '29. .107 107 107
100 8 OH N Y 7a '31. .110 109 110
I 8 Oil N Y la ..109 109 109
4 Stew Warn a ,.109 1 10 in
4 8 A Co 7 '2i ..101 102 102'
7 8 A Co 7s 'II ....101 103 103
I Un Oil Cal 100 100 100
11 U Oil Prod 8a ....100 8 100
I V R of H 7a,.106 106 106
Foreign.
18 Argentine 7a '21 ,.101 101 101
I Can Steamahlp 7a.. 14 4 94
14 City Montevideo 7. 94 l 92
14 King Serba C sa .. 45 96 95
I N Y N H Fr 7a . . 75 75 76
II Swlsa ia 103 101 103
II U 8 Mexico 4a ..19 l 9
DEATH ft FUNERAL NOTICES
GRAY Pearl L.: paaard on at local hoa
pltal Friday, Auguat 4, 122. Mrs. Gray
Is survived by her husband, F. H. Gray,
and Infant aon of Decatur. Neb.; her
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Harmon, of Decstur, Neb.; six sisters and
one brother.
Funeral services at Moorehad, I., Satur
day, Aug. t, 1922. For Information call
Crosby-Moore. WE. 0047.
BELL Mrs. Corrlne, age 26, beloved wife
of William E. Bell, at her home Thurs
day, Auguat 3. She Is survived by
her husband, William Bell: mother and
father, Mr. and Mra. O. Spencer, sister
Mable and brother Howard.
Funeral aervlces Saturday afternoon from
Croaby A Moore Funeral Home. Burial at
Weal Lawn cemetery.
OILLEN Mrs. Katherlne, age 68. She la
aurvlved by one aon, George C. ; three
daughters, Mrs. J. B. Stsrs, Mrs. J. H.
Cohen and Miss Caroline Olllen; 10
grandchildren. Funeral Saturday morning
from residence, 3126 Potter St., at 9, to
St. Philip Nerl church at 9:30. Interment
St. Mary Magdalene cemetery. Gentleman'a
mortuary In charge.
ROSBOROUOH Beryl Elaine. infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rosborough,
paased on at local hospital Thursday, Aug
ust 3. 1922, aged 6 months, 23 days.
Funeral service from Crosby-Moore
Funeral home. Twenty-fourth and West
streets, Saturday. August 6. 1922, at 4 p.
m. Interment West Lawn cemetery.
RU8TIN Mrs. Mary W aged 87 years,
died Aug. 3. Funeral services Monday at
11' a. m. from the home. 205 South 37th
St. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery.
PERSONALS
THE SALVATION Army Industrial hom
aollclt your old clothing, furniture,
magazine. We collect. We distribute.
Phone DO. 4136 and our wagon will call.
Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St.
SMALL BOY8" LEFT HOME.
August 2, about 9 a. m., two small boys,
aged 9 and 7, one wearing blue overalls
and jacket, the other blue unlonalls and
blue cap. Please notify WA. 0846.
RENT a new Hoover Suction Sweeper,
11.25 per day. Call AT. 4829.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Pocketbook containing money and
papers. Cards give Denver, Colo., address.
E. H. Dedrlck. Return Omaha Bee Want
Ad counter. Reward.
FOX terrier lost, mnle; answers to name
of "Blm." Reward if returned to H. C.
Nicholson, 6117 Chicago. WA. 0521.
GLASSES lost, bone rimmed, Wednesday
night between World theater end Far
nam. Reward. WE. 6112. '
WHEEL, wire, lost and tire also.
Finder
please call JA. 1778 for reward.
COLLIE PUP Male, white, about ' months
old; reward. WA. 6498.
HELP WANTED MALE.
BRICKLAYERS wanted, Griewaftk Bros.,
La Porte. Ind.
CHICKEN PICKERS WANTED,
at once, apply In person or write The
Merrltt-Schwler Cry. Co , Great Bend.
Kansas. Year around dressing. 30,000
head capacity feeding station.
DRAPERY cutter wanted, experienced,
capable of handling high grade work. One
who understands making lamoerquins, etc.
Hardy Furniture Co., Lincoln, Neb. Drap
ery Dept.
DRUG clerk
Omaha Bee.
wanted. Address Y-1974,
ELEVATING grader plowman wanted:
first class. State age. experience and
salary expected In first letter. Long Job.
Reply at once to x 1972, umana iee.
60 MEN WANTED!
AMERICAN SMELTING & REFINING CO.
Fifth and Douglas Sts.
MAN wanted to take charge of plating
department. Must be famtllar with park
erlzlng and Japanlng and no afraid to
work. Monarch Telephone Mfg. Co., Fort
Dodge, Ia.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
MEN WANTED.
FOR GRAVEL HAULING.
Several excellent Jobs open.
Men on this work now earning
125 to 136 per day. Must be
reliable and able to buy truck,
paying part cash, balance from
earnings. Quick action la neces
sary, a limited number only
can be taken care. of. When
replying give phone number if
possible.
ADDRESS BOX W-110,
OMAHA BEE. v
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LIFETIME opportunity, minimum 1160 and
up. limited number young men wanted.
Curwlna Auditing Co.. 660 Om. NaVl Bank.
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PLUMBERS.
Flrst-clsss for permanent Jobs, out
of town; open shop: I1.02V4 per
hour; R. R. fare advanced. Apply
Empire Construction Co., Room 228
Lefiang Bldg.. 16th and Capitol
Ave. Open evenings.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
POULTRY dreeaera wanted at once: ex
perienced; stesdy work and good pay: on
ly first-class men need apply. H. M.
Noack A Sons. Arlington. Minn.
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O SALESMAN wanted. Manufacturer o
O would like to hear from capable -O
O salesman who is Interested In ae- O
O curing a fast selling line auto ac- O
O cessories to dealer and Jobber trade. O
O Can be handled exclusively or in con- O
O nectlon with another accessory line. O
O Weekly commission arrangement. O
O Unusual opportunity large earnings O
O assured to a producer. Tell us about O
O yourself In letter to The HyKon Mfg. O
0 Co.. Alliance. Ohio. O
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SRVKRAL more ex-service men., easy
work, good pay. Call 412 Karbach Blk. j
HELP WANTED MALE.
0000000000000000000000000
SAI.KHXlkN Wanted K.psrleneed
hve.iovk remedy eeleemen. 1 hie
I a very unusual pruuaailiea
with aid eatstilialied firm. I
pendable meri handise; unlimited
np'xiriuiiity tor future develop
ment with aisle meii'ieie. Coun
cil Bluffs Remedy rumfany, !
W, itioadwafy. Council lllufis, la.
0000000000000000000000000
HALKMMKN "with tar lor e.latdlehed ruf
fes ruuis. tlraud I'nlen Tea Co , Omaha.
060OOOOOOOOOOOC OOOOOOOOOO
20,000
HARVEST HANDS
NEEDED
In Minnesota and North Da
kota along the tlreat Nuiihern
railway tn 'harvest vnnrmoua
crop. Special rates of 14 50
eai'h from Minus City, la , to
rolnts In Minnesota and North
lakoia for parties of (He trav
eling on one ticket.
P. J. DONOIU'E.
Great Northern
Railway,
Sioux City, Iowa.
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TERRAZZO WORKERS.
For ateady work out ef town, open
ahop; must he first-class. Illg lobs.
Apply Empire Construction Com
pany, Room, 328, Lrflsng Bldg.,
loth and Capitol Ave, Open eve
nings. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
YOUNO MAN STUDY LAW! Evening
downtown sessions. University of Omaha,
See secretary. 1027 Omaha Nat. Bk. Hldg
WANTED Two experienced wagon black
smith helpers end one wagon woodworker
and body man. Write D. H. Schmidt Car
rlage Works. St. Joseph, Mo.
WINDOW shade man wanted, experienced;
rapame or making and Hanging shades.
Hardy Furniture Co., Lincoln, Neb., Drap
ery Dept.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
FOR ahorthand. typewriting, bookkeeping
etc., attend the American College of
Business. 1912 Farnam. Positions guar
anteed; all our graduates are In po
sitions. Call AT. 7774 or write for catalog.
LADY pressure on sua dresses. Good pay.
Kanouse A Shoemaker Cleaner, 1709 Cum
Ing atreet. JA. 2936
SITUATIONS WANTED
ORAT BOOKKEEPER.
Thoroughly experienced In kll deptl. of
the busmess; will be available for position
Augu. 7. Minneapolis and Omaha refer
ences. P.O. Box 434. Mlnneapolle. Mian.
MAN. some stenographic and Inside sales
experience. Salary 118.00 start. Walnut
0991.
DAY work for white woman. AT. 8438.
ATTRACTIONS
WHETHER you're Interested In getting
attractions or want to get placed, read
and use thla classification. You'd be sur
prised to learn how many conceasioners
and "free attraction" peoflle take The
Omaha Bee ao they can keep in touch with
the various celebrations advertised.
DOLLS, BALLOONS, RUBBER BALLS,
, NOVELTIES.
Ask for catalogue. Globe Novelty Co.,
1206 Farnam St.. Omaha. Neb.
SAND POINT BEACH.
'The Joy spot of Omaha." Autos watched
free. Bathing 8 a. m. to 11 p. m.
THE "Melody Five" Jazz band. Joe Drake,
WE. 6372. 1821 N. 23d 8t.
EDUCATIONAL
WANTED Men, ladles and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wages while
learning; strictly modern. Call or writs
1403 Dodge St. Trt-Clty Barber College.
DO you want to increase your Income?
Write the Notional Auto School, 2814 N
20th St., Omaha, for cstalog.
Day or evening sessions.
DWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Wcad Bldg., 18th nnd Farnam. AT. 7416.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 8. 14th. Write for catalog.
ANNIE E. GLASGOW, voice and pla
603 Ka-bach Blk. JA. 1081.
MUSIC LESSONS. CALL WA. 1614.
CLOTHING AND FURS
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS.
For sale, a few unclaimed, all-wocl
"Dundee" suits, cheap, alterationa free.
Northwest cor. 16th and Harney St.s
FULL DRESS suits and Tuxedos for rent.
JA. 3128. 101 N. 16th St. I. Feldman.
ARMY shoes. 2.90. 703 No. 16th.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
OMAHA'S USED FURNITURE
CLEARING HOUSE OFFERS
AT AUCTION
Saturday, August 5, starting promptly ar
1:30 p. m. nearly twenty van loads of
furniture from all classes of homes and
from an sections fit the city.
Without exaggeration we have more furni
ture on our floor to sell than we know
what to do with. No attempt la made
to list the goods offered for sale, but
you will find such Items as
Floor lamps, mahogany" bedroom suites.
walnut bedroom suite, brass bed with box
springs, a number of very good rugs, over-
sturrea panor suites in silk velour and
tapestry.
Mahogany chairs with tapestry upholster.
Ing, twin braas beds, sectional bookcases,'
fumed and golden oak dining room suites,
refrigerators, buffets, duofolds. Singer
sewing machine, high and low gas ranges,
library tables, dressers, chirronlere. din
ing chairs, springs, mattresses, Simmons'
beds, electric washers, lawn mowers and
hundreds of other things to be sold.
STEPHENSON'S DOWNTOWN"
AUCTION HOUSE.
Frank B. Stephenson, Auctioneer.
1509 Capitol Ave.
Talk With Us If You Want to Sell
Furniture Quick.
AUCTION. AUCTION.
Big furniture sale In Dowd'a Auction
House,
18th and Webster Streets.
Every Monday. Wednesday, Thura
day and Saturday at 1 p. m., and
every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
at 7 p. m. Including pianos, talk
ing machines, rugs, sll sizes, and
kinds, overstuffed parlor suites, dav
enport and library tablea. Very ex
pensive American "Walnut and mahog
any period dining room auitea, beau
tiful bedroom suites. Including Amer
ican walnut, mahogany and old Ivory,
gaa ranges, kitchen cabinets, garden
hose and hundreds of articles too nu
merous to mention.
JAMES L. DOWD A -CO, Auctioneers.
If you have anything to sell call AT.
0I4 or WA. 6213.
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES
Retailed at wholesale prices, 7t buys th
best. Phone Douglas 4423.
LOVELY electric washer, also nice re
frigerator. 42d and Pine streets. Wa.
6417.
FOR SALE set of osk dining room
chairs, 3 rockers, 1 sanitary cot. Call
HA. 6108 after t D. m.
STORE ft OFFICE SUPPLIES
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TYPEWRITERS. '
AND
ALL MAKES bought and sold,
rented and repaired. Sole agents
for the CORONA. Get our prices be
fore you buy. Every machine
guaranteed.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXC.
JA. 4120. 1112 Farnam.
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STORE ft OjmCJE EQJJIMIE
Ws b'gy'.' aeil afea. mska daaka.
rases, eie. tienaaa naiura "rt.
w Ce llaaa iJoagias. ay
HI'ttHoruMt addlag aiarhlsas II '
larv guarantee R. A. Fisker. AT. HI.
a easBasasaaeaSBjeaaaaaea -J
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
WelliehlT'Bakery
111 I HAVKMWOHTH
Saturday Specials
DANISH AND HtiNKY I'nrrtCK CAKsT.
PKAi'll CAKK.
FRKNH AIM'I K t'AKF,
FHKHK Fltl'IT CAK.
OHANtiM t'AKK.
W Sperlsllsa on Frenrh Pastries
For Hotels and Heetsurams.
APl'i'.Kaosale"!!! N.ISd, KK. 1741.
WHITNk"r"ersbeiilea tor aale WA 7l.
1
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tfxTfcRT sewing mschlns repairing.
MICKKU
14th tad II arnay P" 1171,
KVKIlf TIIINtl In Karllo auppllea. M
ordsra solicited. Omaha porting Oooda
Co, U4 Ha-ney Bt
OMAHA A th let lo Club membership, Make
offer. Muat he sold quickly. ! 462,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
TRADti your uae, piano as a new playat
pisno.
Haisnre as low as 11 per nwnia.
A. HllSI'K
1611 Douglaa.
10. INCH reeor.la, lie; four for II.
Shlaea 1'hntmgre.ph l'n 1404 DodgaSt.
in'Kt'K piano for aale; goad eondltleal
price reaBonabli-. JA 03S7.
WANT TO BUY
DESKS. ' DKKK8. PKHKS.
New drak. uatd deska beught, ald and
traded. J. C. Herd, 1107 Farnam. AT. 1141.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
FOR SAl.fc Hunting dogs, puis: purrs!
bred Llewellyn setter pups. White with
black apota and tirka. 'Write for full da.
srrlptlon Price lit to 120 each. A. Hergt,
8rhuyer, Neb.
PAPPIO AIRDALR8, highly blooded, eer.
tilled pedigreed Intelligent strain, winners
at all showa; reasonable prices. 1'appl
Kennela, 71 Drtlge. ,
I old geeae for sal at varied prices. KB
1034.
LIVESTOCK.
FOR 8AI.K 40 nanny gnats and 40 kids.
J. F. Aull, Max I. South Omaha. MA. 4I0.
UOOD saddle horae. Webster .366.
BUSINESS CHANCES
Oarnge stock of the Mangold Garage at
Elkhorn, Neb., conalsting of all tools,
elertrlc motor with machinery equipment,
resdy to go. stuck of Ford parts, ac
cessories, oils', tires, etc. This stock la
In good order. In a most dcslrabls loca
tion on th Lincoln Highway, and Invitee
your Investigation. Inquire of Geo. M.
Mangold, Trustee. Bennington, NelK
RESTAUR ANT"furniture andllVtutea for
aale: complete set; all firm-class In every
particular It la located In a good room,
in a town of 4.000, where one ran open tha
restaurant and do a good buaineaa or tha
futures can be moved out, ae desired.
Hamilton County State Bank, Webster
City, Is, t
CAFE and confectionery, town of 1.000.
excellent business, reasonable rent in good
fireproof building, located on Blue tlrase
and Jefferson highways. Best cafs In
southern Iowa. Wish to sell because of
sickness In family. A. F. Adams, Osceola,
Ia.
CIXJTHINO STORE, yearly business 130,.
000; clean stock of advertised lines; In
voice approximately 112,000; up-to-data
fixtures; best location In live eastern Ne
braska town. Splendid opportunity.
Y-1975, Omaha Bee. t
FOR SALE Battery and Ignition station
in oil field town. A goln concern with,
excellent business. This is a real bargain
that will stand the cloaeat Investigation.
For particulars write Auto Electric Co
Box 8.17. Shldler, Okl.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Owner retiring; rare opportunity to aten
Into paying old established business; 112,
000 swings It. Enterprise Iron Work.
Albert Lee, Minn.
FOR SALE Grocery store; will sell stocks
and fixtures ot will sell fixtures alone.
At a real bargain. Store located In Free
mont, Neb. Address Y-1171, The Omaha
Bee.
BARBER SHOP, I chairs; modern, eleoa
trie equipped; 2 shops In town of 1.000;
doing a good paying business. Prlca
fuoo. Address Y-1969, Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE Bakery, 16.000; terme. New
equipment, good location; wholesale end
retail: 1100 day business. Lilly Bakery.
Drumrlght. Okl.
MILLINERY store. 5 year established.
Thriving western town, county seat,
terms to ult. Box Y 1967, The OroaJ
ha Bee.
BARBER ahop for sale. Reason, aick
ncss. John Currie, Orand hotel, Coun
cil Bluffs. Ia.
HOTEL Only hotel .In good Nebraska
town. Bargain for quick sale. Addresa
Y-1973, Omaha Bee.
ONE-HALF INTEREST.
In a good paying business. 2005 Cuming.
RESTAURANT and soft drink parlor, lo
cated at 2569 Leavenworth St. , ,
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
J. W. Martin. Patent Attorney, 1711
Dodge, room 209. Also Washington, D.
C. 1 help inventors sell their patents.
PRINTING.
EDDY Printing Co. 212 S. II St. DO. 8647.
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating,
covered- buttons, all styles: hemstitching,
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button A Pleat
ing Co., 308 Brown Block. Omaha. Neb.
Telephone JA. 1136.
NEB. PLEATING ffrSl
ed Buttons. ISO Farnam, 2d Floor.
DO. 5470.
CONTRACTORS.
GARAGES built, any atyla and size, tlOO up.
Concrete work. Mlcklln Lumbar A
Wrecking Co. Tel. WE. 6666.
A. C. LESSARD A SONS Remodeling and
building. Call AT. 1632.
McBreen A Snyd-r, Cement work. At. 4724.
DETECTIVES.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway
Ex. Bldg., J A. 2056; night. KE. 2812.
Independent Detective Bureau, 304 Neville
Blk. AT. 6501 ; night. WA. 4046; KE. 044f
JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evldene
secured In all cases. AT. 1134.
DENTISTS.
DENTAL X-RAY8. 50 each. 13 a full et,
61 Securities Bldg., 16th end Farnam.
DRESSMAKINO.
DRESSMAKING and aewlng; low prices;
work guaranteed. Call WE. 098.
SUITS, dresees, rem, reas. prices. HA. 804.
PLAIN AND FANCY SEWING. JA. Vn.
KODAK FINISHING.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE.
The Ensign Co.. 1607 Howard St
LAUNDRY WORK.
LACE curtains and wool blankets laun
dered. Sllltt Capitol Ave. HA. 1110.
FURRIERS.
TTTRQ remodeled, rellned, cleaned.
A VJ1VO Knenter Alaaka Fur Co.. 101
80 l'th St. DO. 7283.
FUR coats, chokers made. Clnd. HA. 104.
FUR coats chokers made clean. HA. 4804.
TOWEL SUPPLIES.
FRONTIER Towell Supply, furnisher of
clean llnena. 181 California. AT. 429L.
TINNERS.
SPOUTING SPOUTING
Have your house spouted with guaranteed
spouting, 17c per foot. WA. 3034. Dun
dee Tin Shop .
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.
PAINTING and psperhanglng; reason
able; work guaranteed. Call AT. 037.
TREE TRIMMING.
TREE trimming and apraylng, tree surgery
our speclslty. Work done by experts. Call
us for free aavtce in tne care or your
trees. Home Landscape Service, 911 Na
4th St. DO. 6116.
M ISCELLA N EOUS ANNOUNCE14 ENTS.
DIAMONDS SS
to Buy swck at aman prom, ukoss
JEWELRY CO.. Omaha, Neb., 403 N.
16th St. Telephone DO. 6041.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattreaaes made
over in new ticks at half price of new
bed a Pillows renovated and made up In
new feather proof ticking. Old bed ticks
waehed. 107 Cuming. JA. 24(7.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully comoounded
at the 6 Sherman A McConnell Drug etoree.
DR. Lnuls8mernoff. diseases of woe
indhJMr
oa uueorvn. eie C. sin BU AT. Vise.