Clear Skies in
Corn Belt Make
Break in Prices
^Tieat Has Opening Bulge
l but Reacts to Moderate
Losses at Close, Oats
Draggy, Rye Breaks.
By CHARLES J. I.F.THEN.
rnlversnl Service Staff Correspondent.
Dhlcago. Aug. 21.—Clear skloa and sun
shine over wide arena of the corn belt
led to heavy liquidation of long line* In
the pit today, breaking prlrea aharply.
Wheat had an opening bulge but encoun
tered free aelllng and reacted to moderate
losaea at, the laat. There waa a world of
tiull news circulated 1n the wheat pit
early, but apeculatlve buying fought ehy
of the market.
Wheat closed 4 9 4*' lower, corn was
3'i9’4 4« off. oata were 1849240 lower
'end rye ruled lUfISr down.
Elevator houses were big huyera of Sep
tember wheat agalnet male* of the De
cember at (Pie difference. The carrying
i charge fa the widest on the crop and
I very attractive to holders of the caah
article. Foreign crop newa waa dlatlnctly
unfavorable, hut the weight of the do
mestic grain dominated finally.
A good export trade developed on the
break, sale* of 1,600.000 bushels wheat
being confirmed. Half of thla amount
w*a sold out of the Chicago market.
Liverpool waa unexpectedly strong, finish.
Ing 14 924d higher.
Dorn turned very weak. Liquidation
and pressure from bears offset the scat
tered buying power and ran the market
Into stop-loss orders. Weather conditions
over the west and southwest were gener
ally Meal, with temperatures averaging
around 80 degree*. Cash corn was In
good demand with the basis strong The
movement of corn la only moderate and
arrivals are well taken.
Oata were draggy. Hedging sales and
liquidation carried prices off. The m- ve
ment of new crop oata la steadily In
creasing Cash oats met good demand
with premiums half cent higher.
Rye firmed during the first hour with
■wheat, hut encountered free commission
house aelllng on the bulge and broke
aharply.
Provisions encountered heavy llqulda
tion and broke badly with corn. Lard was
80940c lower and riba were 6 915c lower.
Pit Notes.
Sentiment In wheat ha* turned bearish
for the time being Oenerally the mar
Vet 1* being regarded as a merchandising
proposition. The North American crops
have practically been secured, while har
vest In the Argentine and Australia is
loo far away to become greatly concerned
over drouth complaints. The extent of
the domestic and foreign demand for the
cash article ts what count* at the mo
ment, and the lack of It makes hulls
u ary.
Europe apparently needs wheat, but not
so extensively that foreign buyers will
follow the upturns around current levels.
A big business was uncovered today on
the break, but the liquidation under way
ehaded the fresh developments. American
interests were credited with buying wheat
at Liverpool, believing that market Is too
low relative with Chicago and Winnipeg
There were reports of frost early oYer
the Canadian northwest and complaints
that heavy rains over the American
spring whest territory damaged grain al
ready cut. Only feeble buying wae ef
fected. Commission houses had selling
orders on every hard snot, and It was
believed that one of the biggest operators
in the trade was unloading.
Tjjie primary receipts of wheat were
3.044.000 bushels. against
1.814,7)00 bushels last year. There were
over 108 cars of wheat Inspected In the
,local market. The movement In the
middle west was slow In getting started
this year, and while th** harvest was not
as good as In the southwest proportion
ally. still Chicago Is hound to get good
receipts for the next few weeks at least.
There were 300.ono bushels wheat sold to
atore today. Deliveries on September con
tract mav or may not be large. if thev
are small It won’t be for the lark of
wheat, but rather because of the gttrac
f < carrying charge cash Interests will
obtain hy placing their hedges In the
December delivery.
CHICAGO CASH PRICKS.
_By Updlk« Or»1n compiny, Atlantic RSI3.
_ I Open. I Hlrh. I Low. I Close. ITeet'v.
•Wht. I | I j-j
f<ept I 1.27%' 1.21% ’ 1.35% 1 2*%i 1.27%
_ L2S I.' 1.26%' 2.27 %
Dee. I Lai I 134 % I I 31 % | 1.31 % 1 1.22 %
„ * Laa%l.I. l.ais1 1.32%
Mat 1.39 , 1.40%! 1.17% 137% 1 33%
_ 1.39% . . 1.37% I..
Rye
Sep. 9IH! .92%k, 90%! ,90%l .91%
Dec. .90% .97% ’ .95 i ,95 | .90%
May 1.02%) 1.1)3 j 1.00% l'.oov i.6i%
Corn I |
Scr. I 1.20 | t 20%' I.n% 1.17 1 1 20%
T J 1-19 .... .'I 1.1«% l.2n%
Dec. • 1.15 1 1.10% 1 11% 1.11% |.|5%
,, 1-15%) . . . ) .... .1 1 11% 110
May 110%! ].17%l 1.13 I l.13%l 1 17%
Dale 1U!4,|.1.j L13% ! 1.17%
Sep. I .53% .54% .51 %| .51 %i .53%
_ I -53% ... .] .51 % l ,53%
Dee. .57 I .5741 .55 I .55 .57
May .00%, .oo%| 5S%! ,59%‘ 00%
, , ; 00%! .. . .5*% .00%
La-d 1 1 1 I I
Sep.. ,13 75 13 75 13.55 )12 55 13 90
nth* I”i,,,° |n " iu ‘2 ”
Srp >1"*; 12 m |] 2 06 112 *6 H2.48
New Vnrl* Leneral.
New York, Auk nn _ Flour—Unsettled;
• prlng patents. 17.2697.7S; eoft winter
■•.tra gh»*. c.75; hard winter
atrsighi". <4.509 7.00
Rye Flour—l.ower, 15.5085.70: eholee to
fancy. f 6 (9 6. 10.
Harley—Easy; malting $1^291 <>5 c 1
f New York.
Oats—Spot. ea*v Vo. 2 while 88c.
• r^d~FirrTi: city bran, loo-pound sacks,
L'-fifl; western bran, do. 123 nn
Hay—Steady; old No. l $30 0093180
mchiVhti™*: *• »h.P
Hops—Stssdv; state. 1523. 38942c; 192?
u®20c; Pacific coast. 1323, 24929c- 1922
219 24c. ’ ’
Pork—Steady: meea. $29.76; family. 130.
'•■low—Firm; special loose. 8 *tr; extia,
Rice—Steady; fancy head. 7 4 9 8c.
* 'orntpea 1 Weak; firm white and vel
low granulated. <3.459 3.56.
Rye.^.F;a(,y. No 2 western. ItUc f. o b
NeW York and 974c c. 1. f export
VV heat Spot. easy; No. 1 dark north
•in spring c. I r. New York lake Mid
4 ; No 2 r*d Winter, do.
4-4: No 2 hard winter, f. o. h lake
*0 1 Manitoba do.
»I. .* 6 *4 ; No. 2 mixed durum, do $t 40 »i
i’orn Spot, weak; No. 2 vellow c. I f
track New York lake and rail. <1.364
No. 2 mixed, do. <1.334
Oats—Snot. weak. No 2 white. 84 4*.
Lard —Weak; mlddlewesf. <14.20914.30.
New York Sugar.
York. Aug 21.---Haw sugar was!
f'ini todav with further buying Internal.
•> 'Jest prici * of 6 fJ3r for t.’uoan m$ty
H»rl. *. general belief jn that true *hat
• bout hag* of Cuban had en sold
From etc 1 <« to refiners In th*' list, two'
dais and not heretofore repnr'e.l at f.53o|
dot? pud. lacked confirmation.
Raw sugar future* were Irregular, but
severally steady In sympathy with the
f'rn»pes* of the spot market. After
opting unchanged to three points lower
una*r liquidation, price* rallied on cover-!
1n* and trade buving and c losed within a
Polht of the best, or 1 to 3 point* net.
higher September closed 3.71c; Decern
bef 2.78c; March 3.38c; Mav 3 43c
Refined augar was unchanged to . 10
point* higher, list quotations now ranging
from 6.80 to 7 cents for fine granulated.
Refined futures were nominal.
Kant St. I,ouIm Livestock.
KS«t s». T/OUla. Aug 21 —Hoga Re
reipt*. 3.000 head: mostly 10 to J * high
• i top. <10 35; desirable hutch* a up ‘o
<11 J: 160 lo 180. pound. < 1 0 I r» 9 1 • V..;
•oirte etound <10.00; inte fop, 110 °n ; j'vht
lights and pigs. 16926c higher. 130 to 160
pounds. <9 60918.26; parking sows <8.60
Cattle Receipts. 2.000 head. steady,
two loads native ateers. <7 76; two cars
o Texans. <9 00; western steers. $4,669
7 00' two loads mixed light yearling*,
t) $6 mostlv r ows. $.'! 75 9 4 60; canners.
4» 76 9 2.26: hulls. 83 759 4 26; top veal
era. <1176; hulk. IIIO091150
81jc ep and Ij*mbs—Receipt*. 1 600 head;
fat lambs 25c higher severnl toads to
rrcktrs <13 50; bulk. III.00913.50; .nils
qp'hrrged at $7 00, sheep slow, hulk light
kP’dltg gwes, <6 60.
New York Coffee Futures
New York. Aug 21 The market for
coffee futures opened today at. an ad
vance of 10 to 19 point* and sold 28
to 30 points net higher December touch
ing 14.99c on reports of s bettgr spot de
mand and firmer cost and freight offers
The close wss a little off from the beet
under reallr.lng. the market showing net
advances of 8 to 25 points Sales were
estimated et 88.000 begs. Closing quota
tions: September. 16 64» : October 16 86c:.
December, 1 4 96c; March. 14 66c. May.
14 20c; July. 13.78c.
Spot coffee—Firm. Rio 7i. 16 4r. R*o
tea 4s. 20% to 214c.
Boston Wool
Boston. Aug 21 Although s v#rv fair
business Is In progress, wool sates were
some whs t slow during the first pert of
fh* week Todav. however trading Sn
rests to he more active Price* are verv
firm and a slight upward tendenm is
•till shown in some lines, frm* breed
Weet* are the renter of Interest on %
basts of about 83 rents clean, duty ns Id
□ New York f of ton.
York. Au# 21 The gene.* I rot
irket closed steady *♦ * net decline
to 48 points
Kansas ntv rrodnre
Kaossa f’ltv Aur il - f&ggs Id higher
9Jr*t*. :.0< selected. 31 r.
Ctthai pioduoe unchanged.
Omaha. Aug 11.
Caah wheat Bold on tha table* today
from unchanged prices to about lc lower.
The market during the early part of the
aeaelon waa alrong, but later turned weak
with the futures and caah wheat waa a
hard sale at the close. Receipts were
206 cara.
Com aold from 2©8e lower. Future*
sold about 3c off on favorable weather
for the growing crop and the caah corn
followed. Recelpta were 74 cara.
Oate were a alow sale, at about 2%c
lower. Receipts were 42 cara.
Rye was quoted unchanged to lc higher
and barley about unchanged.
Carlot Sales.
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard winter: 3 cara, 91.19; 1
car. 91.18.
No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. $1.38; 2
carf, $120; 4 cara, 91.13; 1 car. $1.17%.
1 car. 9117: 1 car. $1.16%: 4 cara, 91.16.
No. 2 yellow hard winter: 1 car, $1.17.
No. 3 hard winter: 1 car, 91.26; l car,
91.19; 6 cara $1 17; 2 cara, $1.16; 1 car,
$1.16.
No. 8 yellow hard winter: 1 car, $1.17,
No. 4 hard winter: 3 cars, $1.16%. i
cara, $1.16; 1 car, 91.14%; 1 car, 91.11.
No. 4 yellow- hard winter: 1 car, $1.16.
Sample hard winter: 7 cara. $1.13; 7
cars. 91.12: 9 cara. It.18; 2 cara, $1.10;
l car, 9107.
Sample yellow hard winter: 1 car. $1.12.
No. 3 northern apring: 1 car, 91.26.
No. 2 mixed: t car. 91.15.
No. 5 mixed: 1 car. $1.14.
Sample mixed: 1 car. $1.08.
CORN.
No. 2 white: 4 cars. 91.09.
No. 3 yellow: 2 cara. $ 1.08.
No. 4 yellow: 2 cara, 11.07. 1 car, $1.06.
No. 6 yellow: 1 car, 91.06.
No. 6 yellow: 1 car. $1.05.
No. 2 mixed: 3 cars. $1.09.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, $1.07%.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $1.08; 1 car, $1.08.
No. 6 mixed: l.car. $1.05.
OAT8
No. t white: 1 car. 60c.
No. 3 white: 2 care. 49c.
No. 4 white: 1 car. 47%c; 12 cara, 47e.
Sample white: 7 care. 45%c.
RYE.
No. I: 1 ear, 88c.
No. 4: 1 car 87c.
BARLEY.
No. 4: 2 car a. 77c.
Dally Inspection of Grain Receive©.
WHEAT
Hard winter: No. 1. 202 cara; No. 3. 24
care; No. 3, 24 cars; No. 4, 47 cara: No.
6. sample, 60 cars. Total. 168 cars.
Mixed: No. 2. 1 car; No. 3. 2 cara. No.
4. 2 cara. Total. 6 cara.
Spring: No. 1. 2 cars; No. I. 1 oar.
Total. 3 care.
Durum: No. 4, 1 car. Total, 1 car.
CORN.
Tallow: No. t. 3 cara; No. *. 8 ears:
50 4. 8 cara: No. 6. 3 cara; No. 8. 2
cara. Total. 19 cars.
No. 2. 2 cara; No 8. 8 care; No. 4. 1
car; Noj 6. 1 car; sample. 1 car. Total,
13 cara."
Mixed: No. 2. T cara: No. 8. 4 cara;
No. 4, 4 car*; No. 6. 2 car*. Total, 17
car*.
OATS.
White: No. 2. 1 car; No. t. 11 car*;
So. 4. 13 car*; sample, 19 care. Total.
44 cara. _
Mixed: No. 4. 1 car. Total. 1 car.
RYE
No. 2. 2 cars: No. 8, 1 car; No. 4.
3 cara. Total. 6 cara.
BARLEY.
No. 8. 1 car; No. 4. 1 car; a ample. 1
car. Total. 3 car*.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
(Carlota.)
Week Year
Receipt*— Today. Ago. Afi^.
Wheat .206 242 6«
Corn . 74 37 39
Oats . 42 21 37
Barley . 2 12
Shipment*—
W'heat .220 197
Corn . 26 40 . '
Oata . IS 2'
Ry« . J ?
Barley . » 1 1
CHICAGO RECEIPTS
Cnrlot,— To.lay Wk. AK" Tr. Arp.
WhMt . 637 60* 162
Corn . *6 771 1.4
Opt, £34 67 1S7
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
CrloU— Today Wk. A«ro Tr. A*o
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Carlot,—■ Today Wk. Airo Tr. Afo.
WhMt . 2«3 236 166
a, 27 74
I lu lq ... . 03 3" ""
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS
Carlot,— Tortay WV Y'
MinnMpoll, . 1»» 'ff
Duluth . 2" HI
Winnipeg . n 4J 124
Corn and Wheat Region Rnlletln.
For th, 24 hour, ending »t * *™;
Th8ta'uo», High. Low tatlon.
A.hland° cloudy . »J 7. «•»»
Auburn, clear ..1"2 76 0 00
llroknen Bow. clear. . ■ J- J?
folumbue. pert cloudy ... 02 67 0 00
Culbertson, clear .103 «| *•»»
Fairbury. clear . »} 76 o 00
Fairmont, clear .10' n „„
(irand Inland, clear. 09 .3 0.00
Hertlngton, cle.r . »7 '
lla.tlnre, clear .100 74 0 no
lloltlrege. clear 2} 2? n on
Lincoln, port cloudy.l"l *' J™
North Loup, clear.OS 63 o oo
North Platte, clear. 96 J
Oakdale, clear . If 2 22
Omahe. cloudy . ?* 76 ooo
O'Neill, port cloudy. 01 63 J- »
Red Cloud, clear. 106 77
Tcknm.h, cloudy • *« '2 0 0
Valentine, part cloudy.. 00 60 0 34
Minneapolis Cash Grain.
Minneapolis. Aug 21.—Wheat—Cashi.
No. 1, northern. 11.30% © 1.38%; No. 1.
hard spring. 11.18*4 © 1-50% • No. 1. d»rk
northern spring. choice to fancy. $1 41 «
©150%; good to choice. 9L35 % © 1.4Z « .
ordinary to good. 91.32% ©136%; New
September. $130%. old September.
II 30% new December, $1 33: old Decent
her 1133%; old May. H.3%%; new May.
V’orn—No. 8. yellow. $1
Oate—No 3. white, 49%©49%e.
Barley—71 ft 85c
Rye—No 2. *4%©86%e.
Flax—No. I. 92 70©7.72
Chicago Cash l’rlree
.Chicago Aug 2! wheat No. t red.
91 "3’*; No. 3 herd. $1 27%©1 ~9%
Corn—No ?. mixed. 91.21© 1.22; No. -
yellow. 91.21%©1 22% . .. ,
Oata—No 2 whit*, 61%©56%c, No. 3
white. 61%©53%c.
Rye—No 2. 9X %c.
Barley—82 47 90c
Seed—Timothy, $8 76© 7 76; clover,
$11 504921.60. ...
Provision*—Lard, $13.45; riba. 91* — 5;
bellies. $13 25. _
Kansas City Caah Grain.
Kansas «‘lty. Mo, Aug 21 —Wheat
No 2 hard. $1 !7%©129 No. 2. red.
$1 30© 1 32; September, $1.17 bid; Decem
ber 91.21% spilt bid.
com -No 3. white, 9109%: No 2. yel
low. It 10© I 11; No 3. yellow. |1 09©
MO, No 2 mixed. 91."8; September.
51 07% asked. December, $1.03% asked,
May. 91 06% asked.
Hay—I'nc hanged.
$t. I/onla Grain Future*.
At. Louis. Aug 21 —Wheat—Future*.
September, $1 23%; December. $1 29%.
Corn—September, 91.16%; December,
$1.09*4. _
Oat*—September, 63%c; December,
blank
Minneapolis Floor.
Minneapolis. Aug. 21. —Flour— T7n
changed.
Bran -925.0".
New York Prod nr*.
New York. Aug 21.— But t#r--Eaay ; re
ceipts. 10.822 tubs Creamery higher than
extras. 39%©40%c; creamery extras (92
scorer. 39© :<9%* creamery ftrat* (II to
91 score). 38%©38%c.
Refrigerator Extra flrate. 13%©24%e;
do firsts. 32©83c.
Eggs—Firm: receipts 20.1 42 rases,
fresh gathered extra flrata, 37©3fc; do
firsts. 33 ©86c; do seconds and poorer.
■8fi32c; nearby hennery brown*, auras.
43© 4«c
Che#**— Weak: recelpta, 1 41 922 pounds
State, whole milk flat*, fresh, fancy to
fanev specials, 20©21c do average runs
19© i9% 0. State, whole milk, twin* fresh
fancy, 20©20%c.
At. Joseph Llveafock.
At Joseph Mo. Aug 21 —Hog*—Re
celpta. 0.500 head steady to 10c htgher.
top. 99 95 hulk $9 40 ©9 8f
tattle—Receipts. 1.800 head; steady;
hulk of ateera $8.0010.00 . top, $10 7 .,
cows and h#lf*r*. |3.26©900, calves.
94.50 © 10.80; stockeis and feeder*. $4.26
©8 26.
Aheap— Receipts 8.000 head, ateadv to
16c higher; lambs, |1 2 50 ©> t 3.76 ; ewes,
$6 60 ©4 60.
New York Call Money,
New York. Aug 21 Call Money—
Ateadv; high. 2 per cent; low. 2 per cent,
ruling rut#, 2 r'**r cent: closing hid. 2
per cent; offered at 2 % per cent, last
loan. 2 per '-enl call loan* agaln*t ac
cept anew*, 1% per cent.
Tim* l/oaria warmer, mixed collateral,
40-90 days, 8%©3 per cent; 4-’ months.
3 % % 8 % per cent, prime commercial pa
per 3© 3 % per cent
Chicago Fotktoee.
Chicago Aug 21. Potatoes— Trading
fair market about steady, receipt*. «.!
'{ire. total United Ntates shipment*. 871
'•era; Kansas sucked Irish cobbler* $I.Jo
fj 1 36. dirty and poor quality low as
81.00 Missouri aarked Irish cobbler*.
|| 00© 1.90. according to quality; New
Jersey as iked frlah < nbblers 11 75©1 80.
Minnesota sacked early Ohio* fl 16© I 26;
few $1 30 Virginia hulk Irish cobblers.
91.70© 1 71
l/flndon Metal*
T.nftdon. Aug 21 Htandard Copper
Spot. 83 pounds. 7s. 6d futures, 44
pounds. 7s, «d . elect roly tic apot, 48
pound*, futures, 48 pound* 10»
Tin— Apot. .'’69 pounds, 17s. M futures,
*80 pounds 17* 8d
Lead A pot. 33 pounds futures. 12
pound*. *■
Wm Apot, 11 pounda. futuits. 33
found!, lie.
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! Omaha Livestock
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August SI.
Receipts wsrs: Cattle. Hog*. Sheep
Official Monday.14.712 30.261 27.210
Official Tuesday .. 8.916 25.824
Official Wed.7.047 9.430 3 7.716
Estimate Thursday.. 3,3#0 9.500 10.000
Four days this wk..33.974 38.389 80.749
Same days last wk..29,217 42.939 64.704
Same 2 wks. ago ...33,923 42.771 63.634
Same 3 wks ago .22.676 44,998 65,999
Same days yr. ago. .33.474 44.660 69,066
Cattle—Receipts. 3.300 head. Supplies of
cattls were a little more moderate today
and at the opening there were a few
sales of good light steera and yearling*,
that looked strong but the general market
proved slow and no more than ateady
with yesterday. Real toppy steers were
lacking Begt here went around 110.26.
For -Hie week corn-feda are unevenly 26
060c lower, heavies showing the great
eat decline. Butcher stock is mostly
steady and feeders are ateady to strong
with some alockera as much aa,26c higher
Quotations on Cattls—Clinics to prime
beeves, f 10 00010 75; good to choice
beeves. $91609 90; fair to good beeves,
$8.5009.10; common to fair beeves. $7.76
08.60; cjiolce to prims yearlings. $9,600
10.50; good to choice yearlings. $8,900
8.60; fair to good yearlings, $8.1508.85;
common to fair yearlings, $7.0008.00;
good to prime fed heifers. $7.7609.25;
fair to good fed heifers. $6.7507.76; good
to prime fed cows, $6.5008.00; common
to good fed cows. $3 0005.26; good to
choice grass beeves, $7.0008 00; fair to
good grass beeves, $6.3607.00; common
to fair grass beeves. $5.2506.00; Texas
and Mexicans. $4 0005.26; good to choice
grass heifers. $4 7506.00; fair to good
grass heifers. $4.0004.76; good to choice
grass cows. $4 4006.26; fair to good grass
rows. $3 5004.36; canners and cutters.
$2 0003 40; good to choice feeders. $7 26
08.00; fair to good feeders. $6,2607.25;
common to fair feeders. $5 0006.00; good
to choice stockers. $6 2607 25; fair to
good stockers. $6.2608.00; common to fair
storkers. $4.2606.00; trashy stockers. $3.00
04.00; stock heifers. $3.0005.00; stock
cows, $2.6003.50; stock calves. $3,500
7.26; veal calves, $2.0005.60; bulls, stags,
etc.. $3 250 4 15
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Ave. Pr.
10. 9*6 $ 7 60 25.3074 $ 8 36
45. 887 8 00 16.3236 9 36
31. .... .1214 9 40 11.1114 9 65
69 .1466 9 65 26. . .... 826 8 70
10.1406 9 65 21 985 9 O0
23 . 923 9 25 5. 918 9 75
24 .1 172 10 00 23 . 1064 10 26
1?. 1381 10 26 34.1011 10 30
BEEF STEERS AND HEIFERS.
27. 76$ 8 40 7 879 t 10
62. 764 9 10 12 808 9 26
16 . 836 9 35 26. $16 9 70
27. 897 10 00
COWS
10.100$ 4 76 2.11 15 5 26
4. 935 3 75 84 8*7 4 00
2.3140 4 60 3.1226 6 00
HEIFERS.
20. 792 7 00
CALVES.
1. 1 60 9 00
WESTERN CATTLE.
NEBRASKA.
42 fdrs.1183 6 80
TEXAS.
53 stkrs 446 4 60
Hogs—Receipts. 9.500 head Another
supply of just fairly moderate propor
tions resulted in further upturns In local
prlcea this morning. Trad* In the shlp
per division wa/ active at moatly 10c
higher figures, while the packer mar
ket ranged strong to 10c higher Bulk of
all Bales was made at $8.6009.66, with
top. $9 75.
HOGS
No. Av. Sh. Pr No. Av. Rh. Pr.
66.. 289 4*0 |8 60 8*. .302 $8 66
28. .28* .. 8 75 61 . . 299 . . . 9 25
59.. 286 ... 9 35 48. .222 .
75.. 261 9 40 56..236 40 9 46
34. 254 120*960 66..265 .. ....
74.. 283 9 60 66. .229 $0 ...
48. .31 1 . 61 . .200 ... 9 65
70 246 ... 9 70 74.-236 ... 9 76
Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. 10,000
head. Demand continued fairly broad for
killing classes and movement of theae
kinds was active at largely ateady quo
tations. while trade In the feeder division
was Just a trifle draggy at around steady
figures Aged sheep again worked to
lower levels, amounting to around 25c.
Quotations An Sheep—Spring lambs,
good to choice. $13 25013.75; spring
lambs, fair to good. $11.60018.00; feed
ing ’ambs, $12.00012.50; wether*. $6 80
07.78; clipped lambs, fed, $12.50013.0(1;
yearlings, fed. $9 76011.60; yearlings,
range. $8 00011 00 fat ewe*. $4 2606 00.
SPRING LAMBS.
| No. Av. Pr
111 Oregon . .71 $13 25
FEEDER LAMBS.
180 Oregon . 80 12 00
Receipts and dlspoaltlon-of live stock at
the Union Stock yard*. Omaha, Neb. for
24 hours, ending at 3 p. m ., Aug. 21,
1924
RECEIPTS—CARLOT.
Mules A
Cattle Hog* Sheep Horses
Wabash R R . 1 .
Mo Pac. Ry . 17 7 .
IJ P R R ......... 8$ 84 87
C A N W east ... 1 3 .
U A N W west . .. . 24 3« 4
\r St P M A O . 16 10 .
OR A Q east ...... 13 6 .
C B & Q west . 16 26 8 ...
C R I A P east .8 2
C. R T A P west 4 .
I r R R 1 8 .
C G W R R . 8 1 .
Total receipts .136 138 40 4
DISPOSITION—HEAD
Cattle Hogs Sheep
Armour A Co . 276 2069 2493
Cuds h v Park Co . ... 8*1 1 993 1 442
Dold Pack Co . 1*4 1364
Morris Pack ro . 646 762 623
Swift A Co . 106# 1«#6 1882
Hoffman Bros .. 1*
Maverowlch A Vail 4 .... ....
Midwest P*ck Co .... 11 .
Omaha Pack Co .... 13 .
R Omaha Pack Po . . . 8 ....
Murphy J W . 944 ....
Nagle Pack Co ... .4 14 . •
Kennefr Murray . 144|
f »oud Reepsr . 63 .
Amour K C . 71 .
Anderson A Ron . ?• ..
Bulls J H . . * .
Cheek W H . 13 .
1 tennis A Francis .... 16 . .. ....
Harvey John 4 . 37 .
Inghram T J 2# .
Kellogg F G * * ....
Kirkpatrick Bros . ... 11* .
Longman Bros 14 .
Luberger Henry R ... #2 .
Root J B A Co #3 .... ....
Sargent A Finnegan . 2# .
Van Hant W B A Co 1 .
Wertheimer A Gegen . 179 ....
Other buyers . 24* 8280
Total . 4481 10228 11780
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago Aug 21 —(United Rtatea De
portment of Agriculture. >—Cattle—Re
- elpta 1# 900 head fed yearling* and
M : n<! \ w» ght §'•••• •CTree, very artl.e
Mrrnir to 28* h glmr ur.'iv 1# to 15c
up; few loads strictly choice long fed
weighty *te«»r* to *hlug*r* firm; les* d*
slrable heavies nuni'/ui. very draggy at
week* sharp decline, shipping demand
broad; extreme top $11 26. paid for year
lings; severs I loads $10 60011.09 mixed
steers snd heifer* st outside price six
load strinr weighty Nebraska *teer* to
outaiders. $11 00. several load* in com
parable finish unsold; fat she stork 1
strong to unevenlv higher; desirable heif
ers sharing yearling sdvanra. bulla un
« van; stead/ to strong: vealar* 26 or more <
higher: park'-a htiv»n*f rather freely up- <
ward to 13.50 outsider* $11.76; country «
demand for stockers and feeder* narrow,
trad# alow few desirable thin arrivals In
fresh receipts
Hogs Receipts. f? one head: fsirlr sc
five mostly 5 to 1 Or higher, shipping
demand very active, *op. $ 1 0 25: bulk d*
slrahlo 160* to 240 pound weight $9 860
10.15, good snd choice 2R0 to 340 pound
butcher*. $9 76019 19 better 149 to 160
pound average* $9 4909 70 narking sows.
18.4008 40 Inferior kind down to $4 99,
sfrongweigbt slaughter pigs. $8 7504 76;
heavyweight hogs. $9 460 19 20 medium.
19 *5010 25; light. $9 10010 26. light
light $1 50010 00; parking hogs smooth.
$8 6509 10 nsrklng hogs rough. $« 000
• 56 slaughter pigs. $• 0004 J6
Rheep and Lambs Rer-slp** 18,000
head; very active, far lambs fully atsady:
sorting moderate; hulk desirable natives,
*13 78014 00 few to city butchers $14 16;
bulk range lambs $14 90014 26. top.
$ 1 4 26. sheep dull. 2$ to 60c 1ow#r; good
range ewes |6 60; odd lots native ewes.
, 44 5006 75 feeding lambs, scarce, taking
| .(round steady no earlv sales
Kansas City livestock.
Kansas City, Aug 21 (United States
Department of Agricultural--Oattla—Re
• Ipts. 4.990 hend . calves. 800 head; de
• irable bendy weight fed steers snd year
ling* steady to strong other beef steers
! steady; top yearling* $|ona hulk fed
steers and yearling* $* °O0t 76 gras*
era. $$.8S(7f 7.60; she stork strong spnTa
shade higher, beef rnwf mostly $3 26*9
4 r,0. weighty fed heifers up to $8 85;
bulk canners around $2 16 bulla steady;
• alvea strong to 2Rr higher, practical top
veals. $9 50 outsiders paving Upward to
919 00. storkers snd feeders moderately
nrtlve: fully steady; bulk of sales f 4 7 :■ *r
7.00 stork rows and heifers snd cslvga
steady; bulk row* and heifers, $2 750
6 26; calves. $5 0007 90
Hogs—Receipts. 4,090 head; market 64l>
10r higher: mostly I Or higher, packer
end shipper top. •* 90; hulk of sales $9 35
09 86; hulk desirable 170 to $90 pound
nvsregss. $9 700 9 90. parkins: sows, $*26
0*60; stork pigs scare#, stesdv.
#he#p Receipt*. 4 000 head native
Ismbs steady to 10r higher ton $18 75.
better grade* mostly $17 00*f |3 f»o sheep
steady, odd |nta *wes moally $6 00 0 6 •<>
Rinds Gif 14restock
flloiif City, la Aug 21 Csttln—ft*
celpts, ? 900 head market slowr killers
weak stor-kar* steady, fet Blear# #ud
\ es r lings. $7 000 I 1 09 hulk 1*50010 Mi.
I 1 I; Nl
tiers *nd cutter# $? 0903 60 grass cows
t.hd heifers, $.1 7604 50, vests. $4 090
t0f,0. bull*. $3 5006 59 feeder* $6 000
*09 atm kers. |4 007 60. slock »**r
ling* and calve* 13 60*#7 00. feeding cows
snd heifers $2 69 0 5 6"
Hog# Receipts innoo head market
ertlve $|(402r»r blghei top. 49 7ft, hulk
• f eel## I* 46 0 4 7 • , light* f9#O«0#^6
butchers, 49 3009 76 mixed $9 00 #4<n.
he*' v packers •* 450* *o «l#gs, $9 o#
Wheet) Receipts, 100 hfsd, market
£194(1/.
Stocks Sell Off
as Result of Too
Rapid Advance
Rails Weak While Cast Iron
Pipe, Corn Products and
American Can Are
Strongest Stocks.
• ————.
By RICHARD SPIUANE.
Universal Nervlcs Financial Editor.
New York. Aug 21.—What was Indi
cated in Wednesdays market happened
in today’s market. Stocks sold off. The
advance had been too rapid. The rails,
with the exception of some of the Van
Swerlngen group snd Southern Railway,
were weak. St. Paul, preferred, had a
drop of 1 H on unconfirmed rep/h-ta of
compllcat Ions In connection with refund
ing of its bond Issue that matures next
June. Texas A Pacific, Naw York Cen
tral, New' Haven, Norfolk A Western
Northern Pacific. Reading. Union Pacific,
Atlantic Coast Line, Chicago A North
western. Delaware A Hudson. Delaware,
Lackawanna St Western. Illinois Central.
Ontario A Western and the Frisco Issues
were down from % to 2 points.
On the other hand. Chesapeake A Ohio,
Atchison A Southern railway had slight
gains
Cast Iron Pipe, Corn Products and
American Can were the strongest stocks
of the day. Pipe went to 104%, the
highest In Its history, and closed at ,
105%—2 points up for the day.
Corn Products, like General Baking, ,
Is understood to have done Its shopping
early and through hugs purchases of Ar- |
gentine corn at prices very much below
that of American corn, to be In a highly
advantageous position today.
Nash Motors was the spectacular per
former of the flay. It rose to 124. That
ia 11% up from the low of Wednesday.
Davison Chemical picked up 2% points
of Its loss of the nay before. A few of
the oils were strong. General Petroleum
In particular, and some of the rubbers
Department store Issues, as a rule, were
weak, and some of the metals held off I
owing to the drop In copper prices. Near
ly all the steel shirtea were low-er. United
States Steel declined 1 %.
Apparently the copper# and the alls
are not yet out of the woods.
Transactions aggregated 1.094.200
shares Rails declined on an average of
% point and industrials A of a point.
Dealings In Corn Products. American Can
and United States Cast Iron Pipe made
up more than 10 per cent of the business
of the day.
There wasn’t much action In tha cot
ion market. The bulla were afraid and
the bearj were timid.
All the grainsNvere down, corn being
particularly weak. Reports from the Mis
sissippi and Missouri river country were
that old fashioned corn weather prevailed.
Wheat was up In price at Liverpool
and also at Puenos Aires, and light frosts
were reported In western Canada. In the
day there was a strong market. The
clo«e was at a loss of 5gf?/slc a bushel.
Corn slumped badly and closed from
2\f/4%c down, the larger decline being
in the distant positions Oats were weak
and c losed 1 % 0 2 %c; off Rye followed
suit, losing from l’*01%c of Its recent
gain. Lard dropped 36 to 3* points.
Coffee keeps advancing In pries. It
rose yesterday from 17 to 25 points.
Sugar was dull snd from 1 to 2 points up.
| New York Quotations |'
New York Stock exchange quotations,
furnished by J. 8. Bach Sc Co . 22 4
Omaha National Bank building Thur.
High Low Close Cl os**
Agirculture Chem. 14% J3% 13% 14%
Ajax Rubber... .. 11% J0% lu* 11
Allied Chemical. . 74% 72% 73% 74%
Allia-Chalmere ... 64 (2 62% 62%
Am. Beet Sugar... 41% 41* 41% 41%
Ain Btake S Fdy. 83%
American Can.. 136% 134% 134% 13*%
Ain. Car A .Fdry.170 169% 169% 171*
Am. Hide Sc L . . 11% 11% 11% 11%
Am. H A L pfd 62 * 61* 62 #2%
Am. Int i Corp . . 29% 28% 29 24%
Am. Linseed OH. 20% 19% 19% 20%
Am. Locomotive . 83% *2* 82% 62
Am Ship, a Com. 12% 11% 11% 12%
Am. Smelting. 77 76 77 77 *
Am. Smelt, pfd. 105
Am. Steel Fdry... 38% 37% 37% 3»
American Sugar. 46% 45%
Am. Sumatra .. *% «*
Arn. Tel A T.121% 128 128 % 129
Am. Tobacco. 162
A m W \V A E . . 116 112 114 111 %
American Woolen. 74% 77% 77% 77%
Anaconda . 41% 4n% 41 41*
A as d Dry Goods.116 113% 113% 116%
Assorts ted OH. 29% 29%
Atchison .105% 104% 109 104%
At. Coast Line 134* 133 133 * 135*
Ah. G A W. 1. 15%
Atlas Tack . 8 %
Atlantic Refining 17% 16% *7% |7
AualIn• Nlchoia . 24% 23% 23% 34%
Auto Knitter .. .... 2 %
Baldwin .12** 124% 124% 124%
Balt A Ohio.6 % 6.% 62% 6.7%
Beth Hi eel . 46% 4 5 % 46 46
Roach Magneto .. 3" % I"* 80% 3>>*
Bkln Manhet Hr.. 2>% 26 24 % 26%
Bkln Minhat pfd. 68% 6->%
'•al Parking . 18%
Cal Petroleum ...22% 32% 2% 22*
Cal A Aria Min. . . 61 * 54 %
• anodlan Pal ....111 160* 161 l&o*
Central Ltather. 16%
Central I^eath pfd 6A 49% 60 60 *
Cerro de Pasao ..47% 46% 47 47 %
Chandler Motors 61% 49% io% &•/ %
Ches A Ohio . 15% 16* 16% 66
Chi Of Western 6%
Chi A N W. 63 63% 02% 63%
C M A fit P. .14% 14% 1& 15%
Chi Ot Wist pfd 17 1*-% 16% 17%
C M A fit P lfd 24% 24% 25 2'.%
C R I A P 14 3 > % II 34
C 8t T M A 0. 4 7
Chile Copper 36 11% 34%
Chino . . 23%
Clsett Peabody . . . • t
Cluett-Peab pfd... . 10 4
Coca Cola . 7«% 77% 77% 7. *
Cola F A I 63 49 * 49 % 5 *
Columbian Carbon 44
Coluubia Gas -40% 40 4£% 4 %
Congoleum .60% 4^% f*% 6o*
Consol Clgsrt . 20* 2" 20 2" %
Cont Can 69 * 64 * l«% 6*%
Cont Motora ...... 7% 7% 7%
fjors Products ... 14 32 % l*% |3*
< osdtn . 27% 27% 37% 37*
Crucible 65 13% 14% 63%
•'uba Cane fiugar 13% 11* 13* 13%
Cuba Cane 8 pfd 43* 63% 63 * 63 %
Cuba - Am fiugar 37% *2% 32* 12%
Cuyamel Fruit 62 49 % 61% 49%
Daniel Boone 17% 16% 14 1*%
Davidson ''ham. . 47 46 44% 44%
Delawsra A Hud 129% 121 128% 12"*
Dome Mining . 16% 14 14* 16%
Dupont De N»m .133% 110% 131% l|o%
Eastman Kodak ........ llft 111
Erie .29% 19 * 39* 29 %
Electric fitorage R 68*
Famous Flayers 16% 13* *4* 9.1%
Fifth Ava Hub L 12 11%
Fisk Rubber in* 9% 1«% 9%
FTelschman Yes at 71% 71 71 7l*
Freeport. Tex . «% 9%
General Asphalt 45% 44% 44% 45
General Electric 37.'% 369 249 % 372%
General Motora .. 16* 16 15* 15
Gold Dual . 19*
Goodrich .34% 33% *4% 33%
Great Northern O 30 * 29 % 10% to
Great Northern R 64% 66% 46 (6*
Gulf fifates fiteel 75% 75 76 74*
Hartmann Trunk 87 16% 34% 16%
Nave* Whsel 94% 36% 36% 35%
Hudson Motora 21 17% 38 2 7 %
Homaitaka Mining . . ... 41 4 *
Houston OH . 73 71 71 70%
Hupp Motora . 13% 13%
Illinois Central 111 116% 110% 11: %
Illinois Central p . 113*
Inspiration ... 38% 28% 28% 28%
lnt Eng Com Corp 24* 36% 14 24 %
Inter Harv 99% 97 * 97 % 9,%
Tnt Merc M 11 11%
lnt M M pfd 41% 42% 41 4 %
lnt Tel A Tel 79 * 78 79 % 78%
Inter Nickel .18% 1M% 18% 18*
Infer Paper . 66% 64 * 64 % 66
Inv Oil .11 12% 13 r:%
Jones Tea . .. 7 t % 11%
Jordan Motor li % II II II %
K C fiauth . 32 21% 21% 21 *
K elly-fiprlng 17% 17 IT* 17%
Kennecott 47% 46 * 47 % 48 *
Keystone Tire .... 2* !*%
Lee Rubber ... - 12
Lehigh Valley 64% M 5,1% 64%
Lima Loco 14 i'% 62% 61 %
Loose-Wiles 70 71 *
Louie A Nash 100 99 % 160 91%
Mack Truck .106 101 % 1«: 99*
May Dept fi 99% 9 7* 97* 105%
Maxwell Motor A 55 * 93 % 64% 63%
Maxwell Motor R 11% 13* 13% 13
Marland 32% 32* 1 * 12*
\fn\l Heaboard . 22* 21% 71* 22
Miami Copper 34 * 24 % 24% 24%
Middle fifates Oil f* 1% 1* 1%
M Ken A Tex 16* 14% 14% 15
Mo Pec 19* 19* 19% 19%
Mo Par pfd .. 63* 92% 91 % 63%
Mont Ward . 14% 31% 36% 36%
Mother Lode ... x% 8% ** 8%
Nash Motora ....121 11 a 1-4 117
Nat Rla< till . . ... 6* 68 %
Nat Enamel . 73% 71 % 21% 71
Nat Lead .....16? 100% iati% 16 s
N T Air Rraka. ... 4? % 42 4 ’ * <
N T Central .ina% inx% 101% loa%
N T C! 4k fit L .110 inx 109% jo:%
N Y N H A If .... 77* 2. % 24 27
North Autrlcan ... 24* 7» % 26* ‘ %
Northern Paoiflo. . 46 * 64 * 6 * a..*
W Ry . 124 124% 126 1? *,
* >rphaum . .. ■ ?o'«
Owens Rottle . i «
Pacific 011 48% 4 % 4* 4 »
Packard Mater 11* 11% 11% 11%
Pen American 69% 97% M M%
Pan Amer R hi * 67 67 * M
Penn R R 4 % c
'e« Oaa .100 00% 09*
INDIGESTION
Rxlirv(.(1 of itn poignant (iixtrr.*.
flatulent, (gax) pain*, <ii*rnn\
fort after mealx, helrhing, Mont
Ing and constipation with
CHAMBERLAINS
TABLETS .
L«»j and pl«»»ant to tab* V.nljr 25c
4
Per* Marquette ..62 *1 Cl 61%
Philadelphia Co... 60 49% 49% 60%
Phillips Pet .34% 34% 34% 34%
Pierce Arrow . 11 II 11% 11
raatum Cereal 69% 68% 59% 69%
Presatd Stl Car... 44% 43% 44% 46%
Prod & Refiners.. 31 30 30 30%
Pullman .131% 130 130 131
Punta Alegr# Sug. 53 52% 62% 53%
Pure Oil . 2 4 23% 23% 23%
Ry Steel Spring.127%
Ray Consolidated . 13% 13% 13% 13%
Reading . 64 63 % 63% 63%
Replogie . 11 % 12
Republic t 4k. 8 . .49% 48% 489 % 49%
Royal Dutch N Y. 44% 43% 43% 43%
8 Is A a F.. 2H 6% 2 25% 26
St L Sr 8 W. 44% 43% 43% 44%
Schulte Cigar .124% 126%
Hears Roebuck ...105% 105% 105% 106%
Shell Union Oil .. 16% 16% 16% 16%
Simmons Co . 25% 26 26 26%
I Sinclair Oil . 18% -8% 18% 18%
Sloes Sheffield ... 76% 74% 74% 76%
Skeliy Oil . - 19% 19%
Souther! Pacific... 96% 95% 96% 96
Southern Ry. 70% 68% 69% 68%
Std. Oil of Cal... 68% 57% 68 58%
Std Oil of N. .1.. 35% .36% 35% 35%
Stewart-Warner .. 63% 62% 52% 6 2
Htromberg Carb... 66% 66% 66% 64%
Bludebaker . 39% 3« % 39% 38%
Submarine Boat... 9% 9% 9% 9%
Texas Cd. 41% 41% 41% 41%
Texes & Pacific.. 18% 36% 37 38 %
Timken R. Bearing 35% 35 25 35 %
Tobacco Products. 66% 65 65 66%
Tob. Prod A. 91% 91%
Trans. Oil. 6 4% 4% 5
Union Pacific.145% 144% 144% 145%
United Fruit.219% 218% 218% 220
IT. S. Cast i. Pipe. 106% ]03% 105% 103%
U. 8 Ind. Alcohol. 76% 76% 75% 76%
IT. S. Rubber. 37% 36% 36% 37%
V. S. Rub. pfd. .. 89% 89 89 89 %
U. S. steel.111% 109% 109% 111
V S. steel, pfd.121% 1.1%
Utah Copper. 80 81
Vanadium . 24% 24% 24% 25%
VLvaudnu . .... 6% 5%
Wabash . 15% 15% 15% 15%
Wabash A . 43% 43% 43% 44
Western Union...115%
Westlnghouse A B. 93 93
Weatinghouae F.. . . 63% 63 63 % 63%
White Ragle Oil.. 24
White Motors. 65% 63% 63% 64
Wool worth Co-112 111% 111% 112%
Willys-Overland 9% »% 8% 8%
Wlllye-O. pfd. 71 69% 70% 70
Wilson . 7% 6% 6% 7%
Wilson, pfd.20% 17% 17% 20%
Worthington P . . 30% 29% 29% 29%
Wrigley Co. 42 41 % 42 42
Yellow Mfg Co. 65
Yellow C. Taxi Co. 48
Total salea of stocks Wednesday, 1,136,
000 shares
Total sales of bonds Wednesday, |2.
149.000.
Total sales of stocks up to 2 p. m
today, 816.700 shares
Total sales of bonds up to 1 p m
today, 11,043,000.
I New York Bonds
c_-;
New York, Aug. 21.—Reactionary ten
dencies prevailed In today's bond mar
ket a« the hardening of time money
rate* « aused general w ithdrawal of buy
in* support. United State# and foreign
K'»\ eminent obligations, domestic railroad
and public utilities issues all drifted
lower, although selling pressure was not
particularly heavy except In a few iso
lated cases
The advance In nine funds and com
merciai paper, marking the firat turn In
the money situation In many weeks, had
a decidedly chilling effect on bond trail
ing. which haa derived Ha main stimulus
throughout the summer from the prevsil
Ing low ratea. With Increased demands
resulting from reviving trade and the
crop movement, there was also a per
ceptible decrease in the amount of call
money offered st 2 per cent with Indi
cations that this rate would be forced
higher before the end of the month
Liberty bond* were the first to reflect
uneasiness over the money situation, at.
live issue* declining a-.l^ds to 10-32d*.
Sorn* liquidation of foreign government
and high grade rail securities which had
been acquired on the basis of their
.ilgher yields also resulted.
Individual features of trading were
supplied by the Wilson A <!o con
vertible Issues, St Paul Railroad and
I'arolioa, Clinchfleld A Ohio hens. Re
port* that the terms of the Wilson r*
organisation affecting the company a
bonds would be espe* ially drastic caused
*4 sharp break In the convertible "4*
which at one time were about 7 points
lower. A net lose of 4 4 points on the
-lay was recorded, with the 6a loeing i
points.
Intimation by bankers that the St
Paul railroad refunding program would
he deferred until next spring led to un
loading of these Issues which had been
pushed up recently by speculative buy
ing. based on the success of other rail
road refunding operations Carolina.
Cilnchfield Ohio 6s jumped 2 points
following announcement that the Atlantic
1‘oast line and Louisville A Nashville
Jointly had a- ep’ed the lease of the
road.
r. 8. Bonds.
High Low CJos*
14 Liberty 34s ..100 31 loo 0 10») 3-»
19 Liberty 1st 44#.102 17 102.12 l". 12
646 Liberty • 2d 24* I'M II 101 16 loi l*
96 Liberty Id 44*102 1* 102 1 1 102 12
1037 Liberty 4th 44s.102.19 102 1 1 102 1 3
404 U 8 Gov t 4 4* 106 27 106 13 196 14
Foreign.
34 Ar.ton Jurgen M ft *14 *14 *1*,
24 Argentine Govt 7* l"-4 l'-S 102 4
74 Argentine Govt 6* 93 4 *3 4 93 4
67 Guetrian Govt 7s 9* 4 93 4 9' 4
33 City Bordeaux 6s *94 *9 t»9
62 C Copenhagen <4# 9 4 14 9 4
3 C Gt Prague ?4» . *14 91 4 914!
16 City Lynn* 6# 994 6*4 *0 1
6* C Marseilles ft . *94 v»', *9
7 C Rio de .Jan la 94 94 94
40 t'xechc Slovak la., loo 4 ion 10"S
79 Pept Hein* 7# 96 96 4 96 4 ,
6 Dominican R 64a 92 91 9?
4 9 Dom Canada 6a . 1024 102 4 1 <•: 4 j
12 Dutch K Ind ss 4s 954 96 4 9.' 4 I
121 Dutch R Ind 6 4a 904 90 fi-4
16 Frsmerlran 74* **4 9* 96
166 French Rer 107 10*4 l< ► 4
91 French Ren 7 4s 10314 10; \ joj
17| Japariess *4* 92S 924 92
?% Japanese 4s *4 *14 * 1 \
11 K of Belgium *# 1"* 1074 loe
3* K of Belalum 74s 1104 1094
9 K of Denmark ft 1004 1004 loot, j
26 K of Nether 6s '7J 994 99 4 »»4 i
20 K of Norway 6* 41 97 4 *7 4 9.4
*4 K Her Cr Hi *• 90 944 90
17 Oriental P da «• 1*4 *7% »: \
129 Fans -Lyons Med 6s »2 4 *1S s; 4 '
47 Rap of Bolivia «• 9 4 9* 93 4 f
6 Ra of Chile 9« 41 1«6 pH. 4 If 4
13 Rep of Chile 7s 9*4 9» 9«
1 R of Colombia 64s 994 994 994
67 Rap of Cuba 64# 964 9« 4 96 4
9 R of El Ha I v s f ft 1024 103 jo;
1 Rep of Finland 6s 6*4 *9 v* 4
7 Ht of Qweensla 4s 1 4 lrt2H lo;4
6 Ht of R Gr d Hu *» 97 4 97 4 §7 4
4 Ht of Hsn T s f Is 1«04 1004 lorn,
14 Swiss Con fed *s 116 4 11*4 116 4
70 Swiss rv>\ f 64s 46 9*4 9* 9l\
46 CKofGBAI 6 4s ‘29 li»4 1*04 1004
32 UKofOBAl 64a '87 106 1044 106
2» U 8 of Bratll Is 97 9« 9*4
4 USofB-C R El 7e *14 13 4 *34
Domestic
43 Am Agr C 74* 15*4 95 95
II Am C a f deb Is 96 9*4 94
7 Am Smelt 4s ...I044 1044 1044
.11 Amer Smelt 6s . 944 644 944
16 Amer Huger 6a . . 1004 inn 100
* A T A T 54s 1024 inj 102
32 A T A T col tr 5a 109 103 i*j
21 Am TAT col tr 4s 97 4 '*74 974
22 Am W W A K 6s 93 91 93
55 Ana Cop 7s 3* ..DM 100 4 jno4
ft Ann Cop 6s 43 9« 97\ 99
14 Ar 6 Co of Del .,4# 92 914 93
25 Associated O 6s . .loi 101 lot
35 A' T A H F gen «• *9 4 69 4 *9 4
15 AtTA H F a 4s etpd 82 4 *2 4 *7 4
7 Atl Refln deb 6s 994 99 99
*5 Balt| A 0 6# . 1024 10:4 i»>24
46 Belli A O ev 4 4s 894 *9 4 S 9 4
61 Baltl A O gold 4a 87 964 *7
* B T of ra 1st ArSs 1004 Inn 1004
* Beth St 1 con 6a A 16 4 96 96
6 Beth Htl SUe. 894 *«4 “8 4
2 Brier H HO §4» 96 \ 96 4 96 4
1 B K«ll gen ft A 100 4 1004 lt»04
20* B Manb T a f ft *04 10 4 *04
24 Calif eTt 64# 101 J 0-' 4 1004
Can No deb «',• 11*4 ID'S 115 4
14 Can Par deb 4s 91 40"% *04
91 - ar C A O 6a ...106 1074 jos
I Cen of Ge 64* 994 994 994
49 Cent Leather 5s 100 100 loo
49 Cent Pacific gtd 4s *74 *74 CS
46 Chea A O cv 6s *94 *<4 99 4
2* Chee A «> rv 44s 94 964 95 4
1 Chic A Alton 14# 42 4 47 4 42 4
J. C B A g -fg 5sA 101 1 *•» * inn 4
41 f’hi A East 111 6s 72 7 1 4 72
9 Chi Gt Western 4a 664 5 > 4 664
76 C M A H P cv 4 4# 63 M4 #14
70 C M A H P rfg 4 4* 64 4 64 64
390 C M A R P 4s 193*4 *24 *14 *14
30 Chi A N W tfg 6s 974 974 974
22 Chicago Rv# 6* . 7*4 7*4 7«4
2 4 C R I A P gen 4s . 114 9 8 98
40 0 R I A P rf« 4a 81 4 81 *1
17 r A West Ind 4s 774 77\ 774
93 Chile Copper 6s 10*4 1074 107*
21 CCC A 8L rfg «"A 10.14 1014 1034
I cl*v Union Ter 6a. 994 99% 994
1 Co| A Ho rfg 44* MU «* 4 1*4
2 Colum G A E *» .IO04 loot, 1004
1* Commonwealth 5# 96 4 944 96 4
When you think of
GRAIN, CONSIGNMENTS,
SERVICE
You think of UPDIKE
•(
OMAHA KANSAS CITY— CHICAGO Mil WAl'KKP
AmpU flnanrM Mima country ihippan of hnmidtata pay manta a
tkalr draft* and balattra dua alwaya ramittail »itb rattima.
Talaphnna AT lantfe All!
Updike Grain Corporation
**A ftaltabl^ (snninmrnl Hoaaa" «
4 Cons C«al Md ft*.. 87% *7% *7%
2 Cons Power bs. 90 89% 8|%
14 (’ub* C Sug deb 8s. 100 99 4 99 4
5 Detroit Edison 6s .106% J0*% 106%
8 DuPont do N 7%».10* liM 108
4 Duqueane Light 6a 106% 10.6% 105%
4 East Cuba h 7%sl0*% 106% 106%
28 Empire OAF 7%a 97 96 % 967%
H Erie pr lien 4*_ 71% 7"% 70%
6 Erie gen lien 4a... 63% 6.4% 63%
20 Fiak Rubber 8a ..104% 104 104 %
14 Goodrich «%s .... 98% 98 98
19 Goodyear T Ha 1931 105% 105% 106%
A Goodyear 8s 1941.118% 118 ll§^»
2 Grand Tr of C 7s. 116% 116% 115%
34 Grand Tr of C 6s.. 104% 10*% 10*%
67 Gt Northern 7s A 109% 109% 109%
12 <1 Northern *%■ B101% 101% 101%
6 Hershey Choc 6s ..101 103% 103%
17 Hudson A Man 6a . 87% 87 87 %
4 Hudson A Man ft« . 67% 67 67
26 Humble O A R 6%S 99% 99% 99%
25 Illinois Bell 5s . 97% 97% 97%
\ 3 Illinois Cent 6%sl03 103 103
56 III Cent C St 1. 6s 97 96 % 96%
23 Interboro R T 7s 90’i 89% 90
14 Interboro R T 6a . 68% 67% 67%
60 Interboro R T 6s . . 64% *6% 66%
26J Inter A Gt No 6a . 55% 55 65%
30 Inter A Gt No 6a 100 99% 99%
26 Inter Merc M 6a.. 89% 88% 89
17 K C Ft 8 ft M 4a .. 80% 80% 80%
7 Kan C P A L 6a. . 93% 93% 93%
1 Kan City South 6* 89% 89% 89%
2 Kan City Term 4a. 84% 8 4 84 %
9 Kan (inn A El 6a 99 9H% 99
3 Kelly-Spring T 8a. 99% 99% 99%
7 Lae G of St L 6%a 94% 94% 94%
3 Kelly Spring T Ms 99% 99% 99%
7- I*a<- G of Et L 5 '/a 94% 94% 94%
2 L S A M S d 4a Ml 96% 96% 96%
i Liggett A Myers 6a 98% 98% 98%
10 L \A Nash 6s H *03.103 % 103% 103%
3 I.ou A Nash un 4s 914 914 91%
23 Lou G A El 6h. . 91 90% 91
6 Magma Copper 7s..117% 117 117%
1 Manatl Sug 7%a. 994 994 994
64 Manhat Ry con 4a 61% 61 61
8 Market St Rv 7a... 98% 9H % 98%
. 1 Mar O 7%* w W...102 4 105 4 102 4
2 aM Id vale St cv 5a... 88% 88% 88%
3 MHTPASSM 6 %.*> 85% 85% 85%
13 MK&T pr li 6s C..100% 100% 100%
23 M K AT n p 1 6a A 85% 85% 85%
42 MK A. T n a 6a A 63% 63% 63%
36 Mo Par 1st 6a. 9M% 98 98
63 Mo Par gen 4s. . 61% 61 61%
6 Mont Pow 5a A 97% 97% 97%
8 N E T A T at 5a. 101% 101 101
3 N Or I T A M In 5a 92 91 % 92
136 N V Cent deb 6a 10.8% 107% 108
20 N T C rfAim f>s. . 99% 984 99
9 N TC8t L 6a A .103 103 103
1 N V Ed rfg 6% a . 113 113 113
2 NYNHAH F 7a... 8 5% 86% 85%
M NYNHAH rv 6a 48 77 77 77
39 N Y R adj ctf do 4 4 4
6 N Y T ref 6s *41 107 106% 106%
7 N Y T gen 4%a. 54% 6 4 6 4
11 N Y W A B 4 % a. 12 4 % 124% 124%
12 No Am |d a f 6a. 97% 9* % 96%
17 Nnr Pac ,f 6* B.10*% J06% 106%
6 Nor Pac new* 6a D. 96% 9* 96
16 No Pa- pr lien 4a 85% 85% 85%
6 No S P lat 5a A 89% 89% 89%
8 N W Bell T 7a.. 109 10M% 109
1 ore A C lac ta.. 101% 101% 101%
15 "re S L rfg 4a 97% 97% 97%
28 Qre-W R R A N 4a 8.% *2% 82%
6 Otla Stl 7 % a . . . 89 88 % 89
7 Pac G A E 5s. 94 % 94 94
3s Pac TAT 5s 52. 92% 92 92
1 4 Pa R It 6%* 110% 109% 110%
10 pH. R R gen 5m. 102 4 102% B*2%
7 Pa R R g-n 4%a 9 4 9 % 93%
55 Pere Mur rfg 5a.. 9*4 96% 96%,
23 Pliila Co rfg 6a 103 10j% 1^2 V
l't Phlla Co S%s . .. 95% 94% 94%
35 F’terce Arrow 8a. 87% *7 87
3 P y A 1. A P 6a B 93% f3% 9i%
1 Prod A R 8* w w HO 110 110
1 Pub Herv 5a _J04% 1-4% 41.4%
1’2 Punte Alegre * 7a 109 % 109% D'9*,
19 Reading gen 4%*.. 93% 93% 93%
3 R<*rn Arms a f 6a 92% 92% 92%
6 Sbd Air Line rfg 4a 5* % 66% 6* %
17 Sinclair C Gil col 7a 92% 9 % 92%
I Rep Iron A S 5%a. 91% 91% 91%
1 8t L I M ft H rfg 4a 92 92 92
11 St LIMAS 4a RAG dv 83% 83% 83%
3'i S La- S F pr In 4»A 7* * 7«'% 70%
35 Sr L A San F adj 6a 80% 80 80
118 St J. A San F In-- 6a 73% 72% 73
7 St I. S W con 4a . 16 4 85% 8 5%
6 S P A K C S Jj 4 %* 79% 79% 79% ;
13 St Paul U Depot 6a lon% in< % 100%
35 Seaboard A I. on 6a 83% 82 82
16 Sbd Air Line adj 6a 63 62% 67% |
29 Sin Crude Oil 5%a.D»0% 100% ltn»%i
68 Sin Pipe Line 6a.. M% 84% 84%
11 So Pacific rfg 4a.. 89 *9% *9
10 So Pacific col tr 4a 85% 85% 65%
56 So Rv gen 6%a.. .lO*% 106% 106%
15 So Railway gen 6a 100% 1«0% 100%
15 So Railway gen 4a. 744 74% "4%
102 S W Bell Tel rfg 5s 9* % 96% 96% I
9 Ste#i Tube 7s . 106 105% 105%j
95 Tenn Kier rfg 6a. . 97% 97% 97%
131 Third Ave adj Is... 64 62 62
22 Third Ave rfg 4s.. 676 66 % 67
2 Toledo Edison 7a ..108% 10|% 108%
2 Toledo S L A W 4a *2% 82 82 %
6 I’nino F*ac rfg 6s...104 104 lft4
20 Unln Pac lat 4a.... 31 % 91% 91%
9 l nmn Par cv 4a... 994 99% 99%
II? R Rubber 7%s .D»3% 103% 103%
19 V S Rubber 5a ... 86 84 % 65
74 U S Steel af 5a... 1»4% D»4% 1- 4%
4 If ah P A L 6s. 91 % 91 % 91 %
2 Va-Car ('ham 7%* 32% 33% 33%
20 Vt-i’ir f'hem 7s... 63 % 63% 63%}
24 Virginian Ry 5s 96% 95% 96 %
12 Wabash 1st 5a... 1004 160% 1«o%
2 Warner Sugar 7» ..102% lft2% lo;%
83 West Electric 6a... #6% 98% 98% j
6 1 Wtat Md ’st 4a. .. *; % 66% 65%
16 West Tacific 6a 91 91 91
4 West Union 6%a..ll0 110 HO
1 Wealing Eire 7. 108% 105% 108%
10 West Shore 4* 82% 82% 62% i
14 Wickwlre S 7* .75 74 74 j
8 Wi:iys-0 lat «%f 98 9 7 % 98
6 2 WlliM.n Co sf 7 % a . 57% 61% 83%
23 Wilson Co 1st 6a 89% *9 89
30 Wilton Co tv 6s 51 63% 6Sty
21 Youngstown SAT 6» 96 95 % 96% }
Total tales of bonds todae were 111
944 00". compared wi»h 112.321. "0 previ
ous day and I >.172,000 a jesr ego.
N. Y. Curb Bonds
^----s I
Ne«b' \ crK Aug z\ FnJIffwfhg la the
official imt of transact long on ?h# New
Vcik Curb exchange, giving all bonds
traded in.
Falsa. High Low Close.
Dome«(lf Ikind*.
12 Allied Packet he 65% 65%
jn Aluminum 7a. "2ft 1#1 1*3 103%
J Aluminum 7a. 1933 1*7% 107% 107%
10 Am Gas A Kl «s 95% 55% 95%
3 Am Roll Mills *a !"«% 100% 100%
9 Anac Cop 6a 105% 103% 10 i%
x Angl Am Oil 7%a 1*7% 1*"% 102%
27 Asao Pim Hdw 6%s 97 *4 4 7
4 At <1 A W I 5s • 5 % M |
2 Denver Board x* . 79% 74 .9% j
7 Bell* Steel Ta 1915.109% 1*5 103 j
9 Can Nat Pv *q a 11"% 11*% llnV ,
10C K I A P ft % a 1«1 1«I 1*1 |
2 Childs Co fa 1*3% 103% 103% i
14 Cit bervice 7a C . 9’% 97% 97% ]
2 Cit service “a "I» "■ *?> JiS I
10 Con On a Balt t.a 104% 1*j4% 104%
9 C^n Oaa Balt 9%a 1*9% 1 «■ * 104%
2 Con Textile «* 91% 91% 9 1*,:
6 Con P A H «%• 94 93 % 94
ft Cudahy Pa-k 5%s. *7% 47% '7%
f Deere A Co 7%a 103 1*3 101
ft 1 *et City tins •* 1Q3 1*2% 1*3
1 pet Edison fa 1*5 1*9 109
11 Dun Tira A R Ta. 92% 97% 92%
ft Fed Fug 6a 1933 ll»l % 1*1 101%
1 Fab Body *a 1921.100% l*o% 10*%
9 Uair. Robert 7a 99% 99% 99%
4 General Pet fa 1"0% 1 "* % 11*o%
2 tirnnd Trunk f%a 1*4 JOft 1*4
lo Gulf Oil fta 94% 94% 94%
4 Ini Hatch 6%s . 97% 97% 9T\
10 K C Term ft % • 1' : % 1*3% 102%
22 Ken Cooper 7* 1*6% 1*$% 1*6%
ft l.ehigh Pow Seo fa lul 101 1*1
3 L Val Harb fta . .100% 100% 100%
ft Manitoba 7a 100 1Q0 100
1 Morris A Co ?%• 94% 94% 94%
11 Nat l eather 4. 100% 100% 10" %
7 N O Pub Per fta 47% *7 17
1 N 8 Pow ft%S .97% 97% 97%
5 N S P..W cvt «%• 100% 100% 100%
4 Ohio Pow fta ■*B 94% 94% 94%
1# Penn Pm* A Id fta 92% 92% 97%
4 P S C of N J 7a .109% 1*4% 104%
13 Put • 011 6 % a - 95% 9ft % »ft%
3 HI oaa Hhef (• 101% 101% 101%
2 S Cal Sdia* n fta .92% 9i % 92 n,
2 Ht oil N Y 7a 192ft.101% 101 % 101 % I
1 St 0,1 N Y 7a 1921 D3% 103% 103%
1 ll Oil N T !• 1ISI.1 IN 1 of
5 Ht OH N Y Ta 1930 l*ft% 10ft 1*9
11 St Oil N T 7a 1111 til 107 lo7
•
3 6 Snlft A Co fta . .. 9 % 9ft % 9ft % |
l V K L A P l%a 99% 94% 9* %
l V oil Prod 4a 15 js 31
ft 1’ 9m of liar 7 %a 1*7 107 107
ft Vacuum OU 7a .107 1Q7 107
7 Virginia lb fa 96% 9r% 9ft%
1ft W'b Mill* • %a 1*J% 103% 103%
Foreign Bonds.
1 King Net h fa 19711 95% 99% 99%
14 Ruitin f%a 1X% n\ i|%
ft Russian ft%a 17% 17% 17%
1ft Russian ft%a rtfs 101% 101% 101%
ft Solray A Co 6a .101 101% 10|
New Vork jCotton Quotations
Van York CotTnn sxrhange qvintatler*
furnished bv J 8 Bachs A Co.. 124 .
Omaha National Rank building, phones
Ta* kaon ftl 97 ftl«9. 6119
Art I Open 1 High. | Low * Close I Sat
Or* ?6 2ft ?f II 29 7ft Tr-f t|V"l 5
Pec Ift 90 2X 93 3ft 22 2ft 1ft ?* 7ft
tan 46 26 90 39 •* jlft || 2ft 7?
Ma» 26 16 ■'9 19 2ft ftft 76 9ft 29 01
Mav 76 29 2f 29 2ft 70 29 14
/ ^
Omaha Produce
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Omaha. Aug *1
BUTTER.
Ci eamery—Local jobbing prices to re
tailer* : Extras. 3fc, extra# In 60-lb. Uba.
Ii«r; standards. 88c; firsts. 3<c.
Dairy—Buyers are paying iOcfor beat
table butter in rolls or tubs; 2.® 28c for
packing stock. For beat sweet, unsalt
ed butter, 31c.
BUTTERFAT.
For No. 1 cream Omaha buyers are
paying 26c per lb at country stations; 31c
delivered at Ornuhs.
FRESH MILK.
12 00 per rwt. for freah milk testing
3.5 delivered on dairy platform. Omaha.
EGGS.
For egga delivered Omaha, on loaa-oif
hasis, $8 4008.75 per case. For No. 1
fresh egga, graded basis, 3003-c per doz
en, second*. 24® 25c. crack*, 21 ®--c.
prices above are for egge received In
new or No. 1 whitewood cases; a deduc
tion of 25c will be made for second-hand
cases. No 1 eggs must be good average
size. 4 4 lbs. net. No. 2 eggs, seconds,
j consist of small allghtly dirty stained or
washed eggs, irregular shaped, shrunken
or weakened egga.
In acme quarter# a fair premium la
being paid for selected egga, which must
not be more than 4% hour# old. uniform In
size and color (meaning all solid colors—
all chalky white or all brown, and of the
same shade). The shell must be clean and
.-mind and the eggs weigh 26 ounces per
dozen or over Producer# must necessari
ly deliver their own egga to benefit by
this latter classification.
Jobbing price# to retailer*: U. 8. spe
cial*. 34® 35c; Vt, 8. extra*, commonly
known a a selects. 31®32c; No. 1 small,
27®25c checks, 24®26c.
POULTRY.
Price* quotable for No. 1 stock, alive:
Broilers 1«*®2 Iba.. 26®30c. 2®2% lb*..
25027c; Leghorn broilers. 22024c; spring
2H lb*, and over. 28®30c; hens over 4
lbs. 18® 20c; hens undtr 4 lbs. .16® 17c;
leghorn hens. 12®14c; roosters, 10®12c;
ducks, f. f. f. young 12c; old ducks, f.f.f.,
10012c; geese, f.f.f,, 10®12c; plgeona,
$1.00 per dozen.
Under grade poultry paid for at market
value 8k k or crippled poultry not want
ed and Will not be paid for.
Jobbing price# of dressed poultry (to
retsilera;: Springs soft, 35038c; broiler#,
35 031c; hens, 21®25c; roosters, 16®19c;
ducks 22 0 25c ; geese. 15® 20c.
FRESH FISH.
Jobbing prices quotable aa follow#:
Fancy white fish. 24c; lake trout, 30c;
halibut, 26c; northern bullheads, large.
2'»®22c; ratfish, 25032c; filet of haddock,
27c* black cod sable fiah, 16c; rsd snap
per, 27c; flounder*. 20c; crapplea 26c;
black ba■*, 32c; Spanish mackerel, 1*4 to
2 lba., 25c, yellow pike, 22c; striped basa,
2f!c; white perch, 14c; pickerel. 15c;
chinook salmon. 30c; ailver salmon. 22c;
frozen flab, 2 0 4c lesa than prices above;
ling cod 12c.
CHEESE
American cheese, fancy grada. Jobbing
price quotable as follows; Single daisiea.
23c, double daisiea. 23c, square print*.
24c- young America, 24c; longhorna, 23 H c.
brick. 23c; limburger, 1-lb style. S3 25
per <loz-n; Swiss, domestic, 32c; Imported
Roquefort 62c. New York white, 32c.
BEEF CUTS.
Wholesale price quotible* No. 1 ribe,
2' No. 2, 23c; No. 3, 14c; No. 1 loins.
35c; No. 2. 32 . No. 3 16r; No. 1, rounds.
2 0c; No. 2. If He; No. S. 12He; No 1
chucks. 15Hc; No. 2, 15c- No. 3 >Hc.
No. 1, plates IH^ No. 2. 9c; No. 2.
FRUITS.
Jobbing prices
Grapes — 'j hompson. seedless 25-lb.
crate*. 11.75. malagas crate. 12 2F
Apple# -Early Harvest. per bushel bas
ket. 12.60; California Gra venateina, box.
33 0003.25; Arkansas stock, baaket, $2 00.
Fears—California Bartlett. per box.
14.66; Colorado, do, bushel basket, $3.60;
Flemish Beauty. $3.00.
Peaches—Colorado Carmen, box. $1 10;
Arkanaas Elbert*, bushel baaket, $2.50.
Plums—California, per crate, $2.26®
3.00.
Bananas—Per lb. 7H«*
I^mona—California, extra fancy. per
box, *7.00. fancy, per box. $€ 00; choice,
per box, $5.50; limes, 100 count, carton
$2 00.
Grapefruit- Florida, extra fancy. $4 60®
® 5 50.
Oranges—Valencias. extra fancy, per
box, $4.00 0 4 00.
VEGETABLES.
Jobbing prices
< ant*k uj e—California standard#, $4 60.
ponies. $3 75; flats. 11.76; Arkansas stand
ards $2 76.
Cabbage—2 He per !b ; crates. 2c per fb.
Roots—Beets, carrots and turnip*, mar
ks’ baaket. 50c.
Tomatoes—CfHnax baaket. about If lbs .
$1 no
Cucumber*—Homegrown. fancy, $1.00
per market baaket; hothouse. basket.
$1 00
Hnnsy Dew Melons—$ to It In crate.
$2.50.
Celery—Oregon, dot. stalks, $1 250 1.76.
Michigan, do* . 76c,
Peppers—Green, market basket. $1.60,
Par.-ley—Pe- dozen bunch**#. 60076c.
P.adish*#—30c per dozen bunches
Beans—Greaa or wax. market basket.
I!
Potatoes—Homo grown. In oseko, lHc
lb
fvart Corn—20 0 25'* per dozen
Witsrn.*;on»—Crated, 4 melons 3®
IHe P* r J b
Cauliflower—Fer era?*, $2 50.
On mne—Spanish, crate. 6e lbs. $2.60;
Washington. yellow, in aarka. 4c per lb.,
borne grown dozen bunrhea. 25c
Hweet Potatoes—Alabama, 60-!b. ham
per $3 60.
I,e? ; “ Head r*r rra*e, $4 00; per
Jozen $1.76, leaf per dn*en. 40c.
FLOUR.
Pri'*** quotable round- lot# (leas than
•arload lots. f. e b. Omaha. follow
Priat patent, m 98-ln. begs, $7.0007.1ft
bbl . fancy clear, in 4* lb. begs. $6.15
65 per bbl.; wtatto or yellow corn meal,
12 70 per 100 found*
FEED.
Market quotable per ton. carload lota.
?. f 1> C rr.aha.
Mill Feed*—Bran, around $26 09; brown
ihorfa 127 6ft® 28 00. gray abort*. $31
Tour middlings. $31 © . reddog, $38 6''®
?9 ftft
Homin'- Feed—Whit# or yellow. $41.00
1 geater Feeding Tankage—*0 per cent,
protein $*0
I -need Meal—34 per cent, futur# de
livery, $50 *fi
A'fa’fa M*al—Choice. .September and
■Vtcber 179 fMi: No l Sef'ember and Oe
ober $?< 00; No. 2 August and Septem
e $27 "ft
Egg Phe'la—Dried and ground. 100-lb
rag« ton lots. $25 00 per ton.
Butterm’k -Condensed, for feeding '« i
bbl lota. 3 46c per lb ; flake buttarmllk,
500 to 1,600 lb* . 9c lb
Cottonseed Meal—43 r*r cent protein.
$61 00.
HAT.
Nominal quotations, carload lota:
Upland Pmirto—No 1. 112 60011.60,
Vo 2 $10.0001? 00; No. 9 17 0006 00.
Midland Prairie—No. 1. $11 00013.00.
Vo ? 1*00 010 00; No. 9 1C, 00 0 6 00.
Lowland Prairie—No. 1. $8 0009.00; No
: $6 ©0 0 8 00
' Pa. king Hay—$6 $00“ 50.
Straw —Oata, $10009.00. wheat, $7 000
8 00 j
4’fa'fa—Choir* old. $18 00019.00:
117 000 16 00 No 1. old $16 00017.00.
r*w $1: 00014 standard. o!<l. $U.''A ''
14 00 new. $12 00014 00; No. 2 sM,
M1 0A® 12.00. tree $10.00® 12.Of: No. 3.
'id $9 "r 0 11 00. new 38 ( 0 0 10 00.
HIDES. WOOL TALLOW.
Prl~ei are qtiotav!e as follows. delivered
>maha, dealer*' welghta end aetenlona
Hides Seasonable. No l fc No 2. 7c
rreen, 7c and 6c; bulla. 7c; branded. 7c.
g'.ue hldea 6c; calf 13c and 11 He: ktp.
He and »H<7; giue ak'na 6Hc; dry hides
lie dry salted 9, dry glue, OH**- dea*
oni. $11 00 each horse hldea $“76 and
12 76 each; ponies ponies and gins*, $1 40
»*ch; colfa, ?6c ea«*h hog skin*. 15c each
Wool—relts $1 00 tc $1 76 each depend
n« on at ye *"d length of wool
ambs 40c to $1 00 each depending rr
?* and length of wool, enesrlngs 20c
o I0r each, ellpa no value wool 2609'c
Tallow and Qraat* -No. I'" ;'e.
a tallow, «.•; No 2. tallow, $’.»>. - *'*
(Ur. B groan*, lo. jal'ow «<*»**.
biown gr*«»o, 44c fori >i -I ' -
nwr ton, beef. ditto. 110 per ion. «
520 p#r ton.
I hica*r« fttm-k#
Chfearo stocks Md and *aK f'irn ■
by ,1 S Hache A 22\ r*mah« N * '
ttonal bank building. l'lmn*. Jack-"
(III.N-II. Bid ", “■
Armotll * Co III Pfd ■ *''■>
Armour Co Del nfd .
Albert Pink . U ’ !. ,
Baaalnh Almele . « *
Ca.bide . *' .J,’
Kdlaon Com .13«i 1' T ,•
font Motora .. . ^
, Daniel Boon# ., *
Diamond a.Mtch -...Mv * * ‘
D««r© nfd . :
Kddv Paper . *”
ubhg . ** :
Natl T,e«tb*r ." '
?'V..M2t0,2 .lit 4 1«7
Swift A CO .•** ..-x " c
Swift Tnt's . ~r * 47
Thompson . J* ere
Wahl . =*
yellow Mfx Co . J* CC
Yellow Cab ...y_
Foreign Exchange.
New York. Aug 21.—Foreign Fx
chttnx*. Firm. (Quotation, tn nantaL
(ir.at Britain—Demand. 45U,. r*“l“'
451 ; HO day bill, on banka. 444 *.
Franc* Demand. 6.55- cablea, HI.
Italy—Demand. 4 424: * able* 4 4-,
Belgium—Demand 6 <'4 4: 2|** *'
Herman}’—Demand (per trillion), .1 »
Holland—3S.SS,
Norway—1 3 87.
Sweden—2ft 5*
Denmark—lft.1*
Switzerland —18.7*.
Spain—13.4ft.
Greece—1*3.
Poland—19 hi m , _
Caeoho-Hlovakla—3 ftft.
.! ufO-Sla via—1 24 V*.
Austria—.ft014 H.
Rumania—4ft
Argentina—34.00.
Brazil—lft ft*
Tokio—41 *4
Montreal—90 1-1* _
New York Metals.
New York. Aug. 2 1.—Metals—Coppe
quier; electolyllc. apot and future*. 13Ss
13 8ic.
Tin—Firm; apot and future*. 63 25e.
Iron—Steady and unchanged
Lead—Steady; apot. 8.<10® * -5c
Zinc—Firm; Kant St. Louie epot, 1 If
f u* ureg t 26 $ 4 3<tc.
Anttmony—Spot. 10 #5c
New York Sugar Quotation..
Furnlahed by J S B»r,h« * c5d 2 '
Omaha Nat'ona! Bank building Pbcnei
: -Tackaon 6137, 5185, 5163
A-t Oren I High. Low. ! C'.oge. ! Yea
sTFT TTt 3.72 3.JI 3 71 ’ 3 «®
Dec 3 75 37® 1 8 .3 3.4 3.4
Mar, £ 33 3 27 8 32 2 H 1 3 3<
New York Cotton Futuree.
New York. Aug 21. -Cotton future*
opened a-aadr; October, 24 2Sc. Decent be
25 SOc: January. 25.56c. March. 25.4 .
Vfav '’ft "fr
New York. Aug 21.—Cotton— Furor-•
closed barely ateady. October. 2
25 74c December. 25 35® j 37c; Januat
26 32® 25.35c; March. 25 65® 25 6*c; He:,
25 *2c, __ <.
New York Poultry .
New York Aug 21 —Live P«ul»rr—
regular, brotlerg by freight. 2i®8XC. by
expree*. 24®'V; fowl* by f'»lgbt, -.
36r., by *»xpr#as. 22© 24c; roosters. l,r ^
Dre*« Poultry—Irregular. Chicken#, *>
©45c.; c!d rooster*. 17 4? 21c.
leondon Silver.
London, Aug 21—Bar Bllw-S4fcd P*r
ounc*
Money—3 ^ per cent _
Dlscoun' Bate*- Short Wla 3 S ® 3 *.
per cent, t »ree months bills, Ihl1'
per cent. ___
Duloth Flax.
Duluth Aug :: —*fT'
terr.be- 12 4 O-'t— 12 IJV NcvjT
her 12 SOS, De-ember, 8-2.4% May
12.31. __
Chicago Produce.
Chicago Aog 21 —Butter—Unchanged
Egg*--H‘gher. re-e p'*. 5 111 cage,
fir*’*. 2! fc <3c ordinary fir,'*
Chicago Poultry.
Chtcigo. Aur 21.—Poultry—A lire
er fowl*. Is® :< broiler* 2»c; aprlnge
2®c; rooeteiw. 15 4c.
New lock Sllrrr
New York Aug 21—Bar Silver—51 S';
Mexican dollar*. 124.
advitrtisf.ment.
Makes Old
Folks Feel
Young Again
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tab
lets in Great Demand by
Aged People.
Nowadays old folks ar« increasing
their strength and vitality hr tha use
of Cod Liver Oil, which. Recording to
medical men. la full of vitamlnes and
is the greateft body builder In the
world.
Of course they don't take tha na»tv
tasting evil ame.ling. stomach upae'
ting oil itself. Few sertsihla people
do that in these enlightened dav*
when McCoy's Cod IJver Oil Tablets
—augnr coated and easy to take—are
sold in every drug store in the land—
6<t tablets for 60 cents.
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find that McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Ta’■
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Scientists tell us that “Cod Live"
Oil is useful during every stage and
age of life, hut at no time is its won
derful building power more clearly
demonstrated than in old age.
Why not get a 60-cent box todsy
and Increase your already decreasing
energy and strength. Take them for
your money will be returned by th
get from feeling younger again.
There is no question but what thev
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your money will he returned from the
druggist from whom you bought then.
—for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets
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