THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1920.
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FARM LANDS.
SouehDakota Lands.
FINE ST0CKand
XJRAIN FARM
6.16 acres two miles from Condc,
S. J),; in the heart -of the James
Kiver Valley. Fine set of farm
buildings with all modern im
provements; two flowing -el!s; 50
acres in alialla, 40 acres in pas
hire, balance in crops. Will ac
ccpt a ti-st farm mortgage as high
as $.)U,UUU as part of the first pay
mcnt. Possession October 1
easy terms- a fine farm home and
a money maker. The Conde In-
vrstment Co.. Conde, S. D.
A Real Hog Farm
320 acres rear good ' town in
eastern. South Dakota. Modern
house and como'ete farm build
ings, including a fine hoghouse.
szxW, with inrge octagon shaped
sales pavilion attached. 25 acres
in alfalfa, 65 acres in pasture, bal
ance in crops; good grove, thre
fourth miles to school. Price,
$165 per acre, easy terms.
CONDE INVESTMENT CO..
Conde, S. D.
Virginia Lands.
I'OH HALE Overlooking Washington, 1).
C, flnu building lots, t miles from White
house, on highlands of Virginia, at Lyon
Park, Arlington county; 20 minutes from
heart of city over good roads or by ex
, vollent electric car service; all conven
iences. Including; cement sidewalks, sew-
i sirs, tens and electricity; 50-foot lots for
J15 cash and J16 per mouth; reference,
Citizens National bank rjf Alexandria,
Virginia. Apply for further information
to I.yon & Fitch, owners. Clarendon, Va.
REAL JESTATKVJANTED.
YOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE?
Want quick action? Just try u.
Call Tyler 4s.
OSB01lNE REALTT CO.. 430 Be Bldt.
KG. SOLOMON S5SS
213 Karbach Blk. Doug. 6262.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Rstata
FOWLER & M'DONALD,
1120 City Nafl Bank Bldg. DoagMltl.
SIX or 7-room hoiiHo, modern, in Rnod
neighborhood, from ft,00 to 18.000.
fan pay one-half cash. R-10O Omaha
Hec.
W. G. SHRIVER Rrur-
107-qniahNat. Bank Bldg. D. 16l.
HAVE Inquiries for homes; do you want
to sell your rrcperty? List It with C
A, Orlmmel, Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Wanted real estate to sell
c. c. bkavers co.
- POTJO. 540. 1$tt OM. NAT'L BANIC.
WANT -6--room house from owner, $500
down. Address Box X-100, Omaha Bee,
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
CITY AND FARM LOANS.
DUMONT & CO.,
416-418 Keellne Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 2716.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry
Malashock, 1514 Dodge. D. 6619. Es. 184.
PRIVATE! MONEY.
1100 to 110,000 mads promptly.
F.p. WEAD. Weed Bldg.. 110 8. 18th St.
P. R BPCK. Loans. 44 J Omaha Nat.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPEN & COMPANY. Doug. 422S.
PROMPT service, reasonable rates, private
money. Otrvln Bros.. 46 Omaha,. Nat.
Stocks and Bonds.
MONEY IS TIGHT
BUT
I will still buy some good
farmers' notes at a sub
stantial discount. I will
also buy certificates of
deposit. .
EDWIN L. COYLE,
105 S. LA SALLE ST.,
CHICAGO.
1 1 HAVE over 1.J00 acres leased for oil
In Carbon County, Wyo. Will put It
, In a company with right parties. State
how much ononey you can furnish la
first letter. Box X-25, Omaha Bee.
llO.OOo" Omaha "city "warrants. T per cent,
x 'registered. In amounts of 25 to 11.000.
South Side InjLcJb.jL8B-.wiL.Bldg.
Mif-cellaneous.
WRITE for Information about the rich
alluvial soil of southeast Missouri,
where corn Is king. Blankenship-Slsler
Realty Co., Dexter, 'Mo.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
CHEAPEST LOT IN DUNDEE.
In restricted district near 62d and
Dodge, 50x135. only $1,6110 for quick
sale. Terms If necessary.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Realtors.
1 City Nat'l Benk Bldg. Doug. SUSP.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
30 INVESTMENT
Fralrl Park garage building near
56th and Ames, has an income of 11,800
per annum. Priced at 118.000 with
$8,000 cash, balance 6 per cent: for gar
age, factory, storage or similar pur
poses, or purely for Investment you
should look into this. Cal Investment
Department
Payne Investment Co.,
REALTORS.
tST Om. Nafl Bk. Bldg. Dong. 1TM.
INVESTMENT
Located near 34th and Cuming Sts.:
lot, 6xlS feet; a good brick building
on the front of the lot 6S feet square.
All taxes paid; Income 13,000 per year;
price, 330,000: terms can be arranged.
KLALl UM,
SOS City Nat'l. Bk. Bldg. Tyler 3024.
WALSH-ELMER CO, Realtors, Rea
Estate, Investment, Insurance. Rent
als. Tyler 1536. 333 Securities Bldg.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
DUNDEE
HOME
We are lnstrnoted to sell this home at
once; 7-room, kellastone and frame con
struction; located on an east front lot,
311 South 61st St; decorated through
out; large living room, with fireplace
and bookcases! dining room and kitchen
first floor; comer bedrooms and bath
second floor; l-car garage; will sell
with one or two lots: price, witb one
lot, (15,500; two lots, 317,600.
GEORGE & CO.,
REALTORS,
02 City Nat'l. Bk. Bldg. Tyler 3024.
DUNDEE.
- Double corners. E2d and Farnam. I!d
and Itard. Priced right. Alfred Thomaa,
604 First National Bank,
Benson. :
IN BENSON ACRES
' Three fine improved acres,
a. in alfalfa, fruit, etc, three
rooms, garage, etc Price, $4,000;
$1,250 cash, Cal Tyler 4316,
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REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
BENSON SNAP
lnrtv tiv-rom cottage, large lot;
$.ino down will handle. Price only
3'os BORNE REALTY CO..
410 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 49t.
Florence.
NETHAWikY Snhurhun crop ty CoL 1401.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
FOR SALE
CLAIRMONT
I will sell my strictly modern
five-room home, two blocks from
car line, near the Clifton Hill
School, on easy terms to right
party; also have a small place in
Benson. Call me after 6 o'clock
at Walnut 127.
Desirable Home
One-Half Acre Lot
2 short blocks west of 30th St. rar
line, on top of hill, affording a fine
view, overlooking the river, Miller park
and Mlnne Lusa Add'tlon. A well
arranged, unusually well-constructed 2
story, 7-room modern house, having
-large living room across entire fvmt,
den, dining room, kitchen 1st floor, fin
lnehed In oak except kitchen: X large,
attractive bedrooms, complete bath,
Bturage room and linen closet 2d;
screened-in front and rear porches; two
cisterns, fine lawn and shrubbery; 30
bearing fruit trees; paved street. Price
$7,600. A bargain.
FOWLER & M'DONALD
REALTORS,
Doug. 1426. 1120 City Nat'l. Bk. Bldg.
SNAP THIS
Close-In Bargain .
2635 DAVENPORT ST.
Eight-room home, having five
heUrooms and bath. Oak floors
on first floor, large basement, fur
nace heat. House now vacant and
ready to move into. This home is
close to St. Peters church and
High School. Walking distance.
About $2,000 cash and $40.00 per
month. Don't pass this one by.
Price only $6,500.
Payne & Carnaby Co.,
616 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 1018.
$1,000 CASH
BALANCE $43 A M ON TIT.
KightJroom, strictly modern
bungalow, except heat, located in
the very best part of Benson; five
rooms and bath on the first floor;
three rooms finished on the sec
ond; full basement, dandy large
lot. 60x13.1. We have this listed
at a bargain figure of $4,200.
Owner Is leaving the city for the
west; wants to make a quick sale
and priced this below the market.
Payne Investment Co,,
, 637 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 17S1, Sunday, Cfax 3227,
OFFER WANTED
Near 36th' Ave and Cass. We
have a splendid 7-room, hard
wood finish house. It is a sub
stantial home, just a few years
old. The owner leaves the city
this week. The best offer buys
the house and if there ever Wss
an opportunity to get a value,
here It Is. Look it over, then
make your offer.
WALSH-ELMER CO.,
REALTORS.
No. S33 Securities Bldg.
Tyler 1536.
$2,500
B2d St., between Farnam and Dodge.
A high and sightly homesite ad
joining a 75-ft corner, at much less
than you can buy any other prop
erty in this high class district.
Owner making large investment and
can use the cash, therefore the ex
tremely low figure. Size 50x135.
Liberty Bonds accepted at par.
Willard C. Slabaugh
171S Douglas. -Walnut
5709-2707. Douglas 2958.
DON'T MAKE THE '
MISTAKE
of waiting too long, before you ask us
to show you this unusually attractive
Fix-worn home located convenient to
car line, schools and park. Must be
sold at once and we recommend thin
a a real value; beautiful surroundings ;1
price iio.ouu. jrossession v aays,
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
REALTORS.
Douglas 46. 015-17 City National Bank.
28TH and WEBSTER
$roo down, t35 -a Month.
Six-room, full two-story, strict
ly modern except heat. Three
rooms on the first floor, three
bedrooms and a bath on the sec-
end. dandy large lot, 60x120 feet,
south front, on paved street, pav
ing paid. Price, 34,600. Owner
leaving the city, want to sell at
once.
Payne Investment Co.,
637 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 1781; Sunday, Colfax 3227.
J. B. RORISON, real estate and Invest
ment, 443 nee Midg. Douglas 8037.
BENSON ft METERS CO.. 424 On. Nat'l.
NEW two-story stucco house at 45th Ave.
ana fontenelle Blvd.; six rooms, bath
and breakfast room; stairway from
kitchen to tending; oak floors through
out; oak finish on first floor and white
enamel on second floor. Phono owner,
Harney 5123.
North.
Six-fe
oom Modern House
Living room, dining room and
den all finished in oak, beamed
ceilings , in living room, beamed
ceilings and built-in buffet in din
ing room, an extra well built
house, good-sized kitchen with
pantry and ice chest room, two
sleeping rooms and bath on sec
ond floor, good basement Among
nice homes, near Sherman Ave
nue, for $5,300.00.
W. H. GATES.
647 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 1294.
Omaha Real Estate and Investments.
JOHN T. BOHAN
821 Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler 4 880.
A FEW homea and lota tor rale In Park
wood addition: a safe place for invest
mcnt. Non-la ate Nowrls. Douglas .4270.
NEW oak finish lome, 7-room, aun
. room, tile bath, double garage, fireplace,
etr $13,500. Trrms. Ioug. 1734 davs.
WE PAY
CASH
" forJLocal Standard
. Industrial Stocks
i -
Quote, quantity and
lowest, price in first
lefer. . ' .
Geo. Schroeder
538 Railway Exchange
D. 3261 Omaha, Neb.
Live Stock
Omaha, Aug. 3. 1K0.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs, eneep.
Crrtclal Monday...
Litimate Tuesday
9.80.1 l.lii) lu.d
700 ,6Ut si.uou
Two davs this week.12.69J H.70 U.7
Sme days last week.15.721 15,30 33.473
Same two weeks ago.12.164 17.678 67. 8M
Same three vka. age.10,101, 1I.M4 35,703
Sme days year ago.23,403 10.371 63,143
Receipts and disposition of live Mock
at the Union Stock Yards, Omaha, Neb.,
for 34 hours ending at 3 o'clock p. m., Au
gust 3, 1H20:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.Hs's.
Wabash 1 1
Missouri Pacific 1 I
lftilnn Pacific 36 2H 67 I
C. N. W., east.... 1 13 3
C. at N. w.. west.... :t i it
C, St. P., M. & O. . . 1 1 .
C, B. & Q , east 7 11
(' It fc J wst 31 13 3 I
C, R. I. P., east.. 16 J
t:.. k. i. t f., east. i& 1 ..
Illinois Central I 1 ..
Total receipts 116 US 85 30
DISPOSITION HEAD,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co 513 1,277 l.67
Swift & Co 100 3.603 848
Cuduhy Packing U. 73:1 3,330 3.170
Armour & Co 563 1,713 3,830
Schwarta & Co 41 ....
J. W. Marphy 821 v ....
Ogden 257 ....
Lincoln Packing Co.. 64
So. Omaha Pack. Co. 7
Llninger 696 ....
Higglns Packing Co.. 3
John Roth & Sons... 1
Mayerowlch & Vail.. 4
Glass berg 7
f. O'Dea 3
Wilson ft Co 10
W. B. Van Sant ft Co. 31
Benton & Van Sant.. 83
W. W. Hill ft Co 3
K P. Lewis J.... 24
S. B. Root ft Co r.
J. H. Bulla J 7
K.eily 18i ,,,,
Rosenstock Hros 110
F. O. Kellogg 7
Wortholmer & Dcgen. . 343
Ellis & Co ss
Sullivan Bros. 13
A. Rothschild 27
Mo.-Kon. C. & C. Co.. 3
E. O. ChrisUe 77
Baker 1 13
John Harves 546 .... ....
Smiley ,33
Dennis Francis 15
Omaha Packing Co. .. . 25
inaepenaent 183 ....
Wolf 477
Other buyers 1,596
11.087
Total
.4.475 9.685 18,600
Cattle Arrivals of cattle were verr
light today, estimates placing offerings at
z.ven neaa. ror tne two days the total Is
12.600 head, or 3.000 short of last week
and 11,000 less than the same days a year
ago. ,
A little better feeling prevailed on the
steer market this morning and bulk of
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
$1,000 CASH
Do you wanf a home? I have
four new homes near Miller park,
Kellastone, five and six rooms,
terraced lot. Beautiful shrubbery,
close to blvd., large living room,
built-in features, fire proof
shingles, base tubes just as nice
as you can desire. Will make
terms to suit. Also have one in
Benson and Clairmont for $500
cash. Call Mr. Mead, Dg. 7262,
eve., or Dg. 7412 days.
A FEW IN FLORENCE
Two 5-room south front homes; .lots
each; electric lights; water and
sewer now In street: 2 blocks to car.
Will sell for tow price of 32,250 each;
31,760 each down, balance 325 per
month.
lAnother almost pew 5-room, on east
front lot, 66x1.12: exceptionally well
built; 32.000, wltn 31.000 cash down,
130 a month.
Eight-room house; not ruw, but a
great big bargain for .32,600, Only $500
cash required.
Dandy corner bungalow with oak fin
ish; all modern: for 34,000. Can be
handled with 87 "0 cash, and 345 per
month.
Sevet-room; 1 Vlock to car; dandy
come lot; electrle lights, sewer and
water In street. Priced to sell at once
for $3,150, with 1750 cash down, $30
per month, i .
These houses arft genuine bargains,
and ara priced fo. quick sale. Owner
going to California. We will call for
jou and meet you in Florence. For
your convenience call Sundays or even
ings, Mr. Weeth, Colfax 950. Mr. Her
ron, Colfax (43. Mr. Clary, Colfax
" R. F. CLARY CO.,
NORTH OMAHA REALTORS.
3401 Ames Ave., Colfax 175.
Owner Going Away
Fine cottage, well built, newly
painted; five large rooms and
bath, all modern, corner lot,
paved street. Price $3,650.00, on
terms, 3019 Corby street. Look It
over. Owner will show you
through.
P.J. TEBBENS CO.,
605 Omaha Nat. Bk. Phone D. 2182.
MUST MOVE TO MISSOURI.
Am sacrificing my comfortable, al
most new 6-roofri home and 4 good
sized lots, all in garden; oak floors,
electric lights, etc. My property tan
not be duplicated for less than $5,000.
First buyer with $500 cash and $25
per month will get a genuine bargain;
can be seen any time at 3736 Corby St.
Priced to sell now. Only $3,150. James
Tilly, Walnut 2077.
Dandy Bungalow
ONLY 35,260.
Fire., large rooms and bath, all on
one floor; oak finish, floored attic, dou
ble garage; just off the Sherman Ave.
car, $2,500 will handle.
Osborne "Realty Co., 1
430 Peters Trust Bldg Tyler 496.
MINNE LUSA BUNOALOW "
$7,600 TERMS.
Dandy 6-r oak-finished bungalow,
built-in book cases and buffet. Large
living room, conveniently arranged
kitchen, full cemented basement, soutn
front, one block to car and Miller park.
Let us show you this nifty stucco bunga
low. For appointment call Mr. Rico.
RASP BROS.. 212 Keellne Bldg. Ty. til.
CLOSE TO CLIFTON HIOH SCHOOL.
Brand new stucco, all mcdern, 6
laige rooms, 3 blocks to car; for quick
sale, $5,100; easy terms; might consider
$500 down, with fair .monthly pay
ments. R. F. CLARY CO.,
2404 Ames Ave. Colfax 175.
NORTH OMAHA REALTORS.
HOT WATER HEAT.
6-R., fully modern, all In finest of re
pair. Well located on Prett'.est Mile.
Immediate possession. Price only $6,600.
About $1,600 cash.
RASP BROS.. 212 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 721.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
J515 N. S4TH ST. 7-r. modern, $1,000
cash. Crelgh, 608 Bee Bldg. Dg. 200.
MINNS! LUSA homea and lota offer "the
beet opportunity to Invest your money.
Phone Tyler 187.
South.
SPLENDID HANSCOM
PAP.K HOME.
Seven rooms finished throughout In
oak and white enamel, fireplace, book
cases, special features; tiled bath, full
brick foundation, double garage, one
block to rar; price reduced to $1,600
for quick rale.
Osborne Realty Co.,
430 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 496.
FOR sale by owner leaving city, Hans
come park, near Windsor school, eight
room modern house, hot water, heat;
corner lot and garage. Call . Harney
5274.
FOR SALE l-room house, 1816 So. 21st.
Price $800. Tyler 1780. .
Miscellaneous.
BRAND NEW
6-room bungalow, oak finish, oak
floors throughout; built-in book
cases, kitchen cabinet, white en
amel bedrooms, bath and- sun
room; dandy lot; one-half block
to car. -
s,H..H. Bilby. Harney 2283.
WANT A HOMBT
" Possibly we have It for you. It costs
nothing to phone Douglas 1345 or came
to 1606 Podge St.
BIRKlTT & CO. SfrJKS
ana Injure, 250 Bee Slif. DougUa ,3
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day .
Bonds and Notes
Quotation! furnished by Burns, Brlnker
& Co.:
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
Burgess-Nash pfd. (1923-431. 97
Oudahy Packing Co 32
Edrldge Reynolds Co., 7 pur cent
pfd 97
Fairmont Cream pfd 96
First Nat. Bank Om. 10 p. c.185
Oooch Food Prod, pfd K71
Oooch Food Prod. Com 75
Harding Cream 7 p. c. pfd
Hawkeye Prtld. Cmnt. Co 1074
100
84
ioo
100
225
90
80
100
is"
60
87H
101
864
100
100
Lincoln T. & T. Com. T p. c . . 94
Om. & Co. B. SI. Ky. pfd.... 43
Omaha Flour Mills 7 p. c. pfd
Paxton & GHllagh. 7 p. c. pfd. 99
Poo City Yards 6 p. . pfd.. ..i.
it. E. Smith Dry Ooods 1 p. r.
pfd 99
M. E. Smith Bldg. Co. 7 p. c.
pfd 97
BONDS. I
Armour Co. "s (1930)
Dundee Paving 6V,a (19301 .
Fremont Joint Stock Land
Bank Ss
Hill Bldg. 6a (1921-30)
96
99
96 U
100
88
(40
90
15
83
Maytag Co. 6s (1928) 8b
New State Tel. 6s (19-15). Soo
City 70
tbe sales was made at steady prices. Cow
stuff and western steers were also un
changed, but feeders were called steady
to strong.
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. A-. Pr.
6 1106 13 fO 29 1278 15 10
CO 1244 IS 35
YEARLINGS.
8 688 14 00 48 762 14 75
21 743 14 73 20 822 16 0
HEIFERS.
10 678 6 25 '
COWS.
19....... 837 T 00 .
' WESTERN CATTLE.
NKBRASK
11 cows 1072 7 00 1 bull.. 1660 6 35
10 cows 684 4 00 13 yrlgs 951 8 50
4.1 yrgs. 911 9 15 6 steers 103 9 60
10 hfrs. 789 6 75 25 cows 1006 6 00
19 hfrs. 806 6 00 19 yrlgs 607 5 50
12 steer 1162 9 60 '
WYOMING. i j
19 civs. 219 11 Or 0 civs. 267 10 00
WESTERN CATTLBr.
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
8 yrlgs 770 9 60 5 yrlgs 608 6 00
10 yrlgs 879 8 00 16 cows 840 10
12 cows 869 5 60 28 cows 900 6 76
7 hfrs. 482 6 00 39 yrlgs 900 8 35
IDAHO.
10 cows 900 5 00 14 hfrs. 812 7 00
WYOMING.
ZD cows 804 6
SOUTH DAKOTA.
29 cows 953 6 60 108 cows 753 6 50
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves, $16.00 15.60; fair to good beeves.
$14.00 15.00; common to fair beeves,
$11.50114.00; good to choice, yearlings,
$15.2516.25; fair to good yearlings, $13.00
((j-16.25: common to fair yearlangs, $7,000
13.00; good to choice native belters, $19.60
(it'll. 50; fair to good native cows, $8.50
lt.50; choice to prime cows, $8.009.7S;
good to choice cows, $6.608.00; fair to
good cows, $5,004(6.60; common to fair
cows, 33. 60 5.50 ; good to choice feeders,
$10.00ll.O0; mudlum to good feeders,
S6.5010.00; commo.. to fair feeders, $6.60
S,60; good to choice stockers, $9.00
10.00; fair to good stockers, $7.509.00;
common to fair stockers, 35.004J7.6O;
?tock heifers, $5.0t6.00; stock cows,
$4.60(1)6.00; stock calves, $5.508.60; veal
c.ilves, $8.00(S1360; bulls, stags, etc., 35.60
11.00: choice to prime grass beeves,
$12.751S.60; good to choice grass beeves,
Jll.75gl2.75; fair to good grass beeves,
tlO.00igUi.76; common to fair grass beeves
e7.00lfl.OO; Mexicans, S8.U0fr9.75.
Hogs Receipts of hogs today were esti
mated at 9,600 head. Quality was fair,
but the market slow and unevenly lower,
generally from 15c to 25c down. Bulk of
the packer hogs was $13.6013.85, ship
pers being pretty well scattered on up to a
top of $15.20.
HOGS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh.
Pr.
43 60
13 73
13 85
14 00
14 15
14 75
15 00
15 20
41. .294 ... 33 50 60. .320
44. .243 ... 13 65 71. .276
67. .230 80 13 80 83. .243
39. .300 ... 13 90 66. .238
47. .244 220 14 05 79. .242
C8..202 ... 14 40 32. .812
77. .221 ... 14 80 67. .242
75. .189 ... 15 10 1. .211
70
40
40
40
Sheen Receluts of sheen arid
lambs
were estimated at 23.00.0 head but quality
of the offerings wss. hardly as good as
uiual. The general market wss 'rather
slow, fat lambs mostly a quarter lower
and fat sheep and feeders about steady.
A few sales killing lambs were also
steady, best sRlIng at $14.00614,25. Fat
ewes were quotable around $7.2597.60,
wethers up to $6.509.00, and. choice
light yearlings up to $10.00 and better.
The feeder trado was very quiet with
the undertone weak best lambs In light
weight would probably sell up to $14.76
a no a class of strong weights could be
had at $12.23 f12. 50. Feeding ewes are
bringing $5.60 6.25.
FAT LAMBS.
T68 Ida. 79 14 60 366 Ore.
61 Ida. 64 13 25 372 Ida.
6317 Ida. 70 14 00 131 Ida.
200 Ida. 63 14 25 150 Ida.
65 13 15
67 13 5
61 14 15
71 13 60
43 It 60
60 11 25
55 12 25
68 12 50
60 12 25
69 ( 00
FEEDER LAMBS.
169 Col.
197 Ida.
::io Ida.
239 Ida.
352 Ida.
11 15
10 60
12 65
12 90
12 40
124 Col.
127 Ida.
246 Ida.
175 Ida.
162 Ore.
FAT EWES.
93 Vtah 109 7 50
FEEDER EWES.
100 Wyo. 69 6 00 33 Wyo.
FAT WETHERS.
457 Nev 109 9 00
FEEDER WETHERS..
234 Wyo 71 9 20
Quotations on Hhep: Fat range lambs,
$13.0014.25; feeding lambs, $11.00
K-'lt; cull lambs, $!i.0010.6; j-earllngs,
J9.0010.25; feeding yearlings, $8.26
9.25; wethers, $7.259.00; ewes. $6.00
7.E0; feeding ewes i5.00IJ6.26; ewe culls
and canners, $2.004.00. I
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City, Aug. 3.-Cattle Receipts,
55,000 head; beef steers steady; top,
$16.00; bulk, J9.6013.00; she stock, weak
to 25c lower: bulk, $6.008.60; yearling
heifers, $14.00; canners, 25c lower; bulk,
$3.50ffi4.00: calves, mostly $1.00 lower:
kiulk. $11.6012.60; odd lot, early, $13.60
fiJit.uu; siocKers ana lecuers, whbk iu ou
lower; quarantine, 37 cars.
Hogs Receipts, 7,600 head; market IB
25c lower, mostly 25c lower; top, $15.60;
bulk light and medium, 315.15 15.50; bulk
heavy. $14.50015.35.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000 head'
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
Miscellaneous.
STUCCO SEMI
BUNGALOW Nearly new and in fine condi
tion. Five large light rooms. Liv
ing room across front of house
with fireplace and bookcases;
large paneled dining room. Ideal
white kjtchen with complete built
in features. Second floor has two
large bedrooms and bath. Two
closets 'in each room. Finely fin
ished in oak, enamel and birch
mahogany. Excellent location,
close toi car and school.' A nifty
place outside and in and excep
tional value at $8,500.
Benson & Carmichael,
642 Paxton Block. Tyler 3540:
Evenings call Grant, Benson,
Walnut 1580.
THINK OF IT!
A brand new, strictly modern
five-room house for $500 cash and
balance like rent. This home faces
east on a paved street, lot level,
oak floors throughout, gbod
neighborhood. Phone Carse at
Harney 3556 evenings or Douglas
7412 days.
$750 DOWN
" $44 PER MO.
For a new six-room house situ
ated on corner lot in good neigh
borhood; south front, beautiful
shade trees; both streets paved.
Call Walnut 5432 evenings or
Douglas 7412 days. Mr. .Cole.
LATEST STYLE BUNGALOW. -Five
nice, large rooms, oak finish and
fully modern, large French doors; bath;
corner bedrooms, one having 6 windows,
all beautifully decorated, full cemented
basement with laundry arrangements,
, large fruit room and coal bin, screened
porch, nlc sov.th front lot and paved
street. Well located, 'near schools,
churches and rar line, possession at
once. Price only $i,500; terms ar
ranged. RASP BROS.. 212 Keellne Bldg. Tyler T,
t-ROOM house. I lots, near Windsor
acheol; $3,000.' . Douglas Hi
' I
Omaha Grain
Omaha, August 3.
There was a moderate run of
wheat today and light receipts of
other grains. Wheat advanced 10
to 12 cents, the bulk 10 cents higher,
with offerings selling readily at the
upturn. Corn was 4 to 6 cents
higher for the few offerings on hand.
Oats prices were up Wi to 2 cent.
Rye dropped 10 cents and barley
was unchanged.
x WHEAT.
No. 1, hard: 1 car, 52.31 (shippers'
weights); 1 car, $2.80: 14 cars, $3.30; I
cars, $2.30 (smutty): 2 cars, $2.29.
No. 2, hand: 1 car, $3.33; 1 car, $2.3!
(dark); 1 car. $3.33 (dark smutty); 1
curs, $2.30: 1 car. $2.30 ((smutty); I
car. $2.29: 3 cars. $2.28 (smutty).
No. 3, hard: 1 car, $2.29; 1 car, $2.19
(dark): 1 car. $2.26 (smutty).
No. 4. hard: 2 cars, $2.20; 1 car, $2 3$
(heavy).
No. 5. hard: 1 car, $2.27; 1 cor, $3.26;
1 car. $2.24.
Sample, hard: 1 car, $2.25.
CORN.
No. 2, white: 1 car. $1.44.
No. 5. white: 1 car, $1.35.
No. 2, yellow: 1 car, $1.40.
Sample, mixed: 1 car. $1.28 (musty).
No. 2, mixed: 1 car, $1.40.
No. 3, mixed: 1 car, $1.39.
No. 6, mixed: 2 ears, $1.36.
OA1S.
No. 2, white: 2 cats, 69c.
No. 3. white: 3 cars, 68c: f cars, 68o
(shippers' weights); I car, 67 Vic.
No. 4. White: I ear. 67c.
Sample, white: 1 car, 65c (St per cent
ether grain).
RYE.
No. 1: 1 car, $1.7S.
No. 2: 1 car, $1.75.
No. 3, t cars. $1.71.
No. 4: 2-5 car, $1.72.
n BARLEY.
No. 4: 1 car, 9ic. (431, lbs.); 1 car,
$,'c.
Sample: 3-6 car, 77c (hot.)
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
' Week fear
Today. ago. ugt.
Wheat 137 200 ' 14
Corn 22 59 62
Oats 19 21 34
Rye 6 4 10
Barley , 2 2 g
Shipments
Wheat 73 47 101
Corn 61 16 29
Oats 16 3 11
Rye, 3 ... 10
Barley ... i
U. S. VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
Week Yenr
Todfcy. ago. ago.
Wheat ...17,487,000 16,616,00? 20,903,000
Corn 6.152,000 6,381,000 2,461,090
Oats 3,786,000 3,364,000 30,481,000
CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Week Year Con
Today Ago Ago tract
Wheat ,215 10(1 1,081 343
Corn 125 ' 175 104 163
Cats 100 17a 362 116
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
J Week Year
,' Today Ago Ago
Wheat 257 4n 198
Corn .1 IS 4
Oats 13 23 30
NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS OF
WHEAT.
Week Year
Today Ago Ago
Minneapolis 214 173 382
Duluth 81 49 9
Total , 246 222 3l91
Winnipeg 108 122 67
French Wheat Situation (Brussels News
wires): The following is a very Impor
tant statement on French crops and wheat
needs tor the coming stason, received by
one of the largest local export houses: The
weather conditions in France have not
been very favorable during the first half
of July and dry weather Is urgently needed.
The quality seems a good one on average,
but it Is expected that the outturn will
not be over 6,600,000 to 7,000,000 tons,
about 230,600.000 to 250,500,000 bushels,
and as the consumption Is estimated at
about 9,600,000 to 3,000,000 tons, or 90,
000,000 to 110,000,000, of which about 1.
250,000 or 40,600,000 bushels have already
been bought by the government. There
fore we have to Import at least 45,000,009
to 66,000,000 bushels and my personal
opinion is that the needs will be even
over these estimates which are given by
tho government. Crops In Algeria and
Tunis are entirely lost by heat and drouth,
and these countries will have to Import.
The government has already bought from
Spanish sellers 'Platte wheat afloat
better grades Iambs steady; others weak
to 25c lower; quality plain; bulk good and
choice natives, $13.2513.60; bulk culls,
$6.76fj7.00; fat sheep steady to 25c lower;
best ewes, $8.00.
Chicane Livestock.
Clilcago. Aug. S( Cattle Receipts, 11.000
head; market very slow; choice yearlings
and handy weight steers, steady; medium
and good steers, averaging 25c lower;
common kind, uneven; top yearlings,
$17.26; best handy weights. $17.00; heavy
beeves, dull, mostly $16.60 down; oulk
common, $15.3516.40; bulk greasers,
$9.6014.00; bulls' and best cows, steady;
other she-stock, dreggy; bulk, $5,601?
10.00; canners, $4.0d ( 4.26; calves, 25o
higher; good and choice vealers, $16.23(1)
16.75; stockers. slow.
Hogs Receipts, 28,000 head; market oc
tlve; steady to 15c lower than yesterday's
average; light, off least; closing strong,
top $16.10; bulk light and butchers, $14.50
ffi 16.00; bulk packing sows. $18.6013.76;
pigs, strong to higher; bulk, $14.601S.OO.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 17,000
head; Bheep, firm; top native ewes, $8,50;
native lambs, steady;, top, $14.26; built,
$13.80914.25; western fat and feeding
lambs. 2650e lower; top western, $14.76;
bulk, $13.6014.60; feeder Iambs, largely
til. 3512.2S.
St. Louis Live Stock.
East St. Louis, Aug. 3. Cattler-Re-ceipts,
4,300; steady; top steers. ,316.60 ;
bulk, $10.0014.60; yearling steers and
heifers, steady; canner cows, steady at
$3.504.36; bulla and calves, steady;
good and ctiolco vealers, $14. 50 15.60.
Hogs Receipts, 9,600; 16SS20C lower;
top, $16.26; bulk, light and medium,
$16.7616.15; bulk, heavies, $14.76
15.60.
Sheep Receipts, 6,000; lambs, 2o
lower; aheep, steady; top lambs, $13.00;
bulk, $12.0013.00; top ewes, $7.60: bulk,
S6.607.60.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Aug. 3. Cattle Receipts,
2,500 head; market steady to weak; steers,
$9.6016.00; cows and halters, $l.;oj
15.50; calves, $6.5014.00.
Hogs Receipts, 3,000 head; market
slow; prospects lower; top, $15.50; bulk
$14.25015.40. ... , .
Sheep and I.ambsr-Receipts, 4,900 head;
lambs, 25c lower; ewes, $7.003.03;
lambs. 13.0014 25,
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike
Grain Co,
JDoug.2737.Aug.t.
Uow. fClose. I Yes'y."
Art. ) Open
Wheat,
Dec.
Mar.
Rye
Sept,
Dec.
Corn
Sept.
Dec.
Oats
Sept.
Dec.
Pork
Sept.
Oct.
Lard
Snpt.
Oct. J
Ribs
Sept.
Oct.
2.22
2.30
l.7
1.61
1.39
J. 25
' .70
.60
26.85
26.60
18.20
18.76
15.75
16.00
-2.30
2.82V,
1.74
1.69 i
1.43
1.36
.71H
.70,
25.90
26.60
1S.7S
19.20
15.9!
16.22
Mt
2.20
l.6V4
1.61
1.S8H
1.23 Vs
.B4
.68
25.85
26.60
18.20
18.57
9.29
S.32H
I.7Si
1.60X
1.43H
1.26
-T04
.70V,
!5.85
M3Vi
2.16
1.65
l.S7
122
.89 Vi
.63 V,
23.25
26.20
18, !0
18.67
16.60
16.87
26.60
13.75
19.15
16.92
16.22
15.78,
16.00
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Aug. Flour 26c lower;
in carload lots, family petents quoted at
$12.10 to $12.60 a batrel In 98-pound cot
ton sacks.
Bran $45.00.
Corn $1.351.36.
Oats 68 V 71 c.
Barley S3cj10.
Rye No. 2, $1.81V413V,.
Flax No. 1, $3.E6V,tj3.37',,
Turpentine aad Eoain,
Savannah, ' Ga Aug. 3. Turpentine
firm; $1.661.57; receipts, 668 bbls.; ship
ments, 45 bbls.; stock, 13,344 bbls.
Rosin Firm; sales, 1,237 casks; re
ceipts, 3,040 casks; ehlpments, 146 casks;
clock, 37,450 casks.
Quote: B, $11.75; D. E, F, O. H. I.
K. M. WG, $13.6613.80; WW, $13.65(9
13.85.
New York Dry Ooods.
New York, Aug. S. Cotton goods were
quiet in the dry goods market here to
day. Prices on gray clothea were easier.
Yarns were easy, trade light. Wool goods
were dull. Bilks were very quiet Bur
laps were steady.
Kansas Ctj Grain.
Kansas City. Aug. 3 Wheat Decem
ber, $3.37 H; March, $2. 29 V,.
Corn September, $1.38 1.38 Vi : Decem
ber. $l.I2Vi.
' Kansaa City Preduce.
Kansas City, Aug. 5. Butter and eggs
Unchanged.
Poultry Hens, unchanged; broilers, 1C
lower, 38; epripgs, flower, $6
Financial
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Iiee Leased Wire.
New York, Aug. 3.- After a pe
riod of irregularity in which some
new low records for the year were
established among industrials stocks,
the market turned about today and
left off amid a marked demonstra
tion of strength in the railroad de
partment. Great Northern preferred
scored the really remarkable gain of
5 points, while net advances of 1 to
more than 2 points were recorded
by Atchison; Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific, New York Central,
Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific
and others.
The rise of 4 points and more by
New Haven was worthy of special
attention, for, in other directions the
more important advances were gen
erally limited -to issues of seasoned
dividends. It was probable that
when the bearish tide turned in the
afterneen, helped by a decline of call
money from 8 to 6 per, cent, a hasty
covering movement m the railsfound
little stock offered. The irregular
price tendency of the morning, with
its full quota of sharp reactions was
a fimiliar aftermath of such a fall as
occurred yesterday. Overnight mar
gin calls found numerous holders ot
long stock unresponsive and selling
orders resulted as weak orders were
cleared away.
Short Active.
The bulk of the day's buying orders
seemed to be for the purpose of retiring
short contracts. Still, demand for tbe old
line rails, once the movement got undr
way, was reported to Include an accumu
lation, to a degree, both from Investment
md speculative sources. Short covering
was especially active among the steel, mo
tor and rubber shares, the groups whlct
had beer, driven down previously under
attaflk. It would have been difficult to
have found anything outside of the call
money quotation to promote buying for
really 'constructive purposes, considering
the industrial stocks by themselves. The
passing of the American Cotton Oil alvl
dent, because the directors were unfavor
ably Impressed with the course of com
modity prices and general business con
ditions, was hardly conducive to the ac
cumulation of Industrial shares, v It was
not surprising, to. the dlght of this de
velopment, that stocks of companies en
jged in somewhat similar lines as the
American Cotton Oil company were weak.
In the afternoon recovery of the active
rails and Industrials it seemed as though
the depressing ntws from Poland was
Ignored, although it had fallen In w.sll
with the operations of professional bears
the day before. An abrupt decline of
sterling exchange was also passed by
a stock market factor, although this re
cession and the weakness of Oermnn,
French and other continental exxchanges
may have been a reflection of conditions
which sooner or later will have Influence
In the security markets.
. Sterling; Drops.
Sterling declined more than T cents
below the final price of yesterdav. Dutch
and Spanish rates, fcllowing their recent
tendency, reached levels lower than those
recorded during the war years, and It Is
significant of the changes taking place
In international trade and financial rela
tions that these exchanges, so long at a
stiff premium at New York, have reached
a slzsable discount.
While the thought of a further exten
sion, of military operations in Europe is
neturaily in the foreground of exchange
market surveys, it Is probable that com
mercial transactions are also working
against rates. The Impression prevails in
some banking quarters that France has
mr.de arrangements through, London for
meeting her Rhare of the Anglo-French
loan, and the. process may have been In
fluential In depressing francs at London
and New York in the last fortnight. If
tho allied nations wre becoming seriously
concerned over the situation In Poland
It would seem as i though the foreign
bonds on the local market would have
beer, decidedly unsteady before this.
They have fluctuated within fairly nar
row limits.
New York Quotations
Range of prices of he leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan, Peters Trust
building:
RAILS. Monday
. High. Low. Close. Close,
A., T. & S. F 81V, 79V4 814 79V4
Baltimore & O 34V 33 84 ' 33
Canadian Pac 121 117 121 118H
N. T. & H. R.... 72V4 70 7SV4 70
Erie R. R 13Vs 13 13Vs 12
Gt. Nor. pfd 75 70 73V4 70V,
Illinois Central.... 83 81 82V, 83V,
Mo.. K. ft T 6 V 61
K. C. Southern.... 17V, 16 17V4 17V,
Missouri Pacirio.L. 25V, 4 V4 26V4 25
N. T., N. H. ft H. 35 30 84V, 30 V4
Nor, Pacific Ry... 73V4 70Vk 73Vs 71
Chi. ft N. W 69 Vt 69 9 69
Pennsylvania, R, R. 40 Vs 39 40 39
Reading Co 89 87V, 89 86
C, R. I. ft P 36V, 34, 36 Vs 34
Southern Pacific. 93 90Vt 93vi 91
Routhery Ry 29 27 4 28 27
Chi.. Mil. ft St, P.. 25 33 34 Vk 34
Union Paclfle ....116 114 116 114
Wabash 8 ? g
STEELS.
Aril. CarFdry...,133 131 133 1.11
Allls-Chal'ers Mfg. 32 80 30 21
Am. Loco. Co. ... 95 92 95 92
Utd. Alloy Stl Corp 41 41 41 42 v
Baldwin Loc. Wks.108 104 108 106
Beth, Steel Corp. 78 75 78 7
Colo. Fuel ft Iron. 31 31 31
Crucible 8teel Co.. 127 111 154 121
Am. Steel Fdrys... 36 84 35 34
Lackawanna Stl., 66 65 C4 65
Mldvale St ft Ord. 34 3t 38 39
Pres'd Stl. Car Co. 96 12 94 96
Rep. Iron, Stl. C. 83 79 83 81
Ry. Stl. Spring... 92 92',, 93
Sloss-Shef. Stl, Iron. 62 62 62 62
Utd. States Steel.. 87 86 87 85
COPPERS.
AnacVIa Cap. M'.n. 6141 60 60 63
Am. Smlt. ft Rfg. 66 54 ' 55 56
Butte ft Sup. Min. 19 19 19 19
Chile Cop. Co. ... 14 14 35 14
Ohlno Cop. Co 26 27 27 26'
Insp. Con. Cop... 48 46 46 48'
Kennecott Copper. 24 23 24 24
Miami Copper Co.. 19 19 19" 19
Nev. Cons. Cop 11
Ray Cons. Cop. Co. 15 15 15 ....
Utah Capper Co... 64 60 i'i'.-i 64
. INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar. ' 80
A., G. ft W. I. S. 3,148 143 144 144
Am. Int. Corp.... 73 73 73 72
Am. Sum. Tob. Co. 1)0 79 80 80
Am. Cotton Oil Co. 40
Am. Tel. ft Tel.. 96 06 9i 94
Brooklyn R, T. . . . ; 10
Bethlehem Motors. 18 17 18 18
Amer. Can Co 35 34',, 34 34
Chandler Mot. Car. 85 81 85 82
Central Lthr. Co.. 63 61 52 62
Cuba Cane Su. Co. 44 42 44 43
Cal. Pack. Corp.. 66 64 66 66
Cal. Petrol. Corp. 26 26 24 27
Ccrn Pro. Rfg. Co. 88 84 86 87
Nat. Enam. & St. 69 58 69 58
Flsk Rubber Co,,. 27 25 26 "S7
Gen. Electrlo Co. .139 138 130 140
Gaston Wms. ft W. 11 It 11 11
Ocn. Motors Co.... 23 21 22 21
Chino Cop. Co.... 26 27 27 28
Gcodrich Co . . 64 66 64
A. H. ft Lthr. Co. 14 14 14 14
Husk'lftBrkr. Car 68 66 68 68
U. S. Ind. Al. Co. 82 79 82 81
Ir.ternat. Nickel.. 17 16 17 17
Internat. Paper Co. 78 77 78 77
Ajax Rubber Co... 48 44 47 44
Kclly-Sprlng. Tire 76 - 71 76 75
Keystone T. ft R. IIU 20 21 20
Inter. Merc. Mar. 26
Maxwell Motor Co. 14 13 13 15
Mexican Petrol'in.159 153 159 171
Middle States Oil. 20 20 20 20
Ft:ro Oil .19 38 "8. .'19
Willys-Overland ,.16 16 Vs 16 16
Pierce Oil Corp... 15 11 12 12
Pan-Am. Pet. ft T. 84 o 83 90
Pierce-Arrow Mot, 44 41 43 48
Royal Dutch Co... 73 72 73 72
U. 8. Rubber Co.. 86 83 ,85 83
Am. Sugar Rfg... 118 117 117 119
Sinclair Oil ft Rfg. 27 25 24 26
Stromberg Carb... 74 69 74 70
Rtudebaker Corp... 66 62 64 63
Tob. Products Co. 61 60 60 611
Trans-Cont. Oil.... 13 12 13 13
Texas Co. 43 43 43 43
U. 8. Food Pr. Com. 60v trnh. ctu
V. S. Sm., Rfg., Mln 65 63' 56 66
mnite .Motor to.. 47 46 47 47
Wilson Co, Inc.. 63 63 62.....
Western Union si
West'gh'se El, Mfg. 47 46 46 47.
American woolen. 77 76 76 76
Total number of shares sold, 1,146,600.
Money Close, 7 per cent; Monday's
Close, 7 per cent.
Marks Close, ,02t; Monday' close,
.0228.
Sterling Close, 13.69; Monday's close,
$S71.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit.
New Tork, Aug. 3. Evaporate.! Applcr
Quiet. Prune Steady.
Peaches Steady.
" Raisins Firm. ,
AMlSvtfc-Flrm .
Chicago Grain
1
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Chiracs Trtbuse-Omaka Bee Leased Wire,
Chicago, Aug. 3. A continuation
of the upward course in grain prices
which started , Monday was more
marked today.- Sensational advances
were made in wheat, which led other
grains and madea close at or near
the highest of the day, with shorts
the best buyers. Thatthe markets
were heavily oversold was clearly
shown by their action as selling pres
sure was reduced and values readily
responded to the increased buying
power which absorbed the offerings
of hedgers as values moved up.
Pneastneas over the foreign political
situation, with negotiations between Rus
sia and Poland reported as broken olf,
caused a -change of sentiment. The de
cline in foreign exchange Is regarded by
seaboard bankers as due to large sales
of bulls against export purchases and they
?ay it is not a bearish factor. At the
close wheat wa up 16817c, corn 3 0
4c, oats lc and barley (. The
first car of new barley arrived today and
sold at $1.08.
Close Near Top.
matlon than at any time since business
was renewea in luiures. ah mr uib u,w
mlsslon houses had large buying orders
and selling waa scattered, with hedgers
doing the most. Thar was not enough
ot the hedging sales to satisfy the de-
. . Jt.-.mm.n AM mnM Mf 1 11 VITI
and price advanced 83COver Mondays
low, wun me ciose hi i uhubi
at $2.29 for December.
, ! - u EAa tn 41
flOUr JUtcn uatvu - - - -
w'.thln the past few. days and tho trade
Is demorauseu. tars nro .u . '
better supply In the southwest and the
movement there 1s liberal, although under
last year's. Primary arrivals were 1,486,
000 bushels against 2,662.000 bushels last
year. Export clearances from' the sea
board were 380,000 bushel against 1,017,
000 bushels last year.
The sharp advance n wheat futures
caused exporters to withdraw from the
market except at a relatively lower basis,
an advance of 84i12c in bids falling to
draw substantial offers. The British com
mission Is expected to be back In the
wheat market tomorrow and asked for of
fers In all positions. '
1 fash Kates'Advanc.
While ' premiums on cash wheat were
6 to 7 cents lower, as compared with the
December, cash sales showed 7 to 11
cents above the previous day, with No. 1
hard sold mainly at 10 to 13 cents over
December, and ,No. 2 red at 7 to 8 cent
0VKids at the gulf were $2.63 for August,
September or October loading, and $2.62.
track New York, for first half August
shipment. There was a small amount
sold from the interior, but quantities
were not given.
The probability of a resumption of hos
tilities Jn Europe, ami dry wetfher re
pot ts from Illinois, Missouri and Indiana,
disclosed a badly oversold condition In
corn, and with the strength in wheat
prices, it advanced sharply, closing at the
'"on the bulge there was a fair amount
of selling on scale orders, from traders
who covered on the recent brak, and
were reinstating their lines. Sample val
ues were 3 to 4 cents higher, with No. 3
mixed at $1.44 and No. 2 yellow at
$145 to $1.45. Receipts. Ill cars.
Shipping Bales. 71,000 bushels.
Oats FaU to Hold Cp.
Oats derived the bulk of their strength
from other grains, and failed to hold the
full advance due to profit taking by
local longs. Premiums in the sample
market advanced V4 to 1 cent, with an
excellent shipping demand, the advance
in freight rate to go Into effect on Au
gust 25 being a big factor. Receipt
were 77 cars, and reports from central
Illinois Indicate that farmers will bin a
great deal of grain, the same as they
did last year. Sample values were 2 to 3
cents higher, with shipping sales 246,000
Reports that Germany and Scandinavia
had bought 2,000,000 bushels of rye since
last Thursday and buying of futures at
Minneapolis for North Dakota country ac
count, combined with the bulge in wheat.
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Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Omaha Grain
WE OPERATE OFFICES it
OMAHA, NEB. ' CHICAGO, ILL. GENEVA, NEB.
LINCOLN, NEB. SIOUX CITY, IA. DES MOINES, IA.
HASTINGS, NEB. HOLORECE, NEB. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
ATLANTIC, IA. HAMBURG, IA.
All of the office r connected with each other by privat wire.
We are operating large up-to-date terminal elevators in the
Omaha and Milwaukee markets and are in position to handle
your shipments in the best possible manner i. e., Cleaning,
Transferring, Storing, etc.
It will pay you to get in touch with one of our office
when wanting to BUY or SELL any kind of grain.
WE SOLICIT YOUR
Consignments of All Kinds of Grain
to OMAHA, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and SIOUX CITY
Every Car Receives Careful Personal Attention
The Updike Grain Company
THE RELIABLE CONSIGNMENT HOUSE
Local Stocks and Bonds
Bond and note quotations furnished by
Peters Trust company:
Appro. '
Bid. Asked. Y'lrt.
Am. T. A T. s. 19:4.... 92 92 3.45
Am. T. ft T. 6s, 1925.,.. 93 9.1 . 7.60
AW. Tob. Co. 7a. 1923.... 99 99 7.05
Am. Tob. Co. 7s, 1933. . .. 99 99 7.10
Anaoonda Cup. 6s, 1929.. 87 tn't 7. So
Ang.-Krench Ex. 6s, 1930. 99V 99 4.50
Armour Conv. 6s. '20-'24, 93 9$ ....
Armour 7s. 1930 96 96 7.46
Belgian Oov. 6s, 1925. . . , 93 7.90
Belgian 43ov. 7s. 1945.. 9X 7.60 .
Beth. Stovl 7a. 1922 tf 98 7.711 t,
Beth. Steel 7s. 1923 9 94 7.70)
British 6s. 1929 84J 96 7.75
British 6. 1921 96 96 9.60
C. ft VJ. . 121 5 83'ls 10.911
Can. Gov. J. 1931 97 97 3.10
Can. Oov. 5s. 1939 90 91 4 80
C. V. t ft St. L. 6. 1928 83 84 7i86
Cud. Pack. Co. 7s, 1923.. 97 97 75
Goodrich 7s, 1926 93 94 8.60 '
Jap. Oov. 1st 4a, 1933. 71 73 13.10
Jap. Oov. 4s. 1931 63 64 11.45
l.gt. ft Myers 6s, 1921.... 97 97 9.10
l'roct. ft Cam. 7s, 1922.. 99 99 7.10
Proct. ft Gam. 7x. 1923.. 9 100 7.00
Swift Co. 6s. 1921 97 97 8.411
Swiss Uov't. 8s, 1940 103 10$ 7.6A
Union Pacific 6s, 1928... 97 97 6.411
Wilson Conv. 6a. 1938.... 87 88 7.9S
gave the rye market a strong tone and a
sharply higher close. The bulge caused,
exporters to withdraw from the market
and no sales were claimed for the day.
No. 3 on track was 7 7 u.c ove Septum
rer. with sales at 1 1.77 '4 1.79 . Re.
ceipts, 14 cars.
Two cars of new barley were received
today. One was consigned to Harris.
Wlnthrop ft'V'o. and came from Illinois,
while the other came from Iowa. Both,
graded No. 3 and soul at $1.08. Spot
prices advanced l2c. with a better le
mand. Spot sales were at 9lc(if J1.0S. Ro
celpts, nine cars.
Fit Notes.
l.amson Brothers ft Co.'s New Tork
office wires: Hoar royal commission ask
ing exporters they have been dealing with
to offar wheat all positions they can."
Russells say: "Uulf wheat 6 cents
higher. First half of September around
32. CO, with continent buying. Demand I
rather quiet, but offerings are not heavy,
ind some Inquiry vas In evldeuce."
Seaboard says: "According to very
well Informed interests the sales of rye
for export from last Thursday to after
the close yesterday wss at least 2.000.0(10
buKhels, with Oernmny and the Scandi
navian countries the buyers. Cash rye
has not only advanced, but the premium
have gone up 3 to 4 cents. On the spot,
rye is quoted at 45 cents over September,
with first half of September shipment
33 cents over lsst half."
F. 8. Lewis ft Co. have the following
from F. A. Clark of Winnipeg: "While
driving over Portage plains lsst week I
saw a lot of black rust. Think a big
surprise Is coming as regards yield."
Snmers, Jones ft Co. had the first car
of new barley today. It graded No. 3,
onC sold at $1.08.
Elds on No. 2 red or hard winter wheat
to arrive relatively 6 cents better than
yenterdy, with August shipment, track
Chicago, 9 cents under December, Sep
tember shipment 7 cents under Decem
ber. An eastern export house says the
weather conditions In France have not
been very favorable during the first half
of July, and dry weather is urgently
needed.
Jievr York Coffee.
New Tork, Aug. 3. The market for cof
fee futures was Influenced by the unset
tled stock market, nervousness over Efd- -pean
political condition and thf 'breaks
in aterling exchange, with price losing .
part of their recent rally during today's
trading.
After opening at a decline ef 10 to 13
points under realising, price rallied
slightly on the steady showing of Brail),
but later eased off again under Wall atreet, -and
trade selling. . '
December declined to 10.35o and Mar eh.
10. Mc, with active months generally a su
ing! 20 to 20 point lower, but the cose
wak several points up from the lo west
on' renewed covering, with Decfmber
quoted at 10.4Tc. The general list closed
at a net decline of 12 to 20 points.
September 1010c; October 12.32 e, De
cember 10.47c, January 10.65c, March,
10.07c, May 10.80c, July 10.90c.
Spot coffee, dull; Rio 7s, 10cf 8antos
4s. 17 18c.
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