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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1920. 9 ) - ( FARM LANDS. Colorado Lands. fAN8AS-COLORADO INVESTMENT CO r Colorado Sprt m, Colo. Michigan Lands. ...... I' KJSt mti'ii. ...h ' PPp'tunttln for you In Kslka.kn id Antrim lountte. Mich. Make a home on hardwood find, (rowing big "op. of elovr. alfalfa. .ralne. pota- i 0 to 1 0 erB ; .chools. church.., 5S2?.,ef, fel-;lptrt lend Crf.. J nil First Nat'l Btr:t Bid-., Chicago II " ncpraana Lanls. KIMBALL COU.N'TT WHEAT TUIdlng from IS to (o buihtl. to the I acre. r.rm.ri paying for their land with on. year' crop. K acr.. Improved farm, lie .or. aummar-fkUowcd and rrady to need to fall wheat. Price, HO. 0(1 per acre. acrea, Improved hrm, J10 acre. In wheat. Thl wheat 1. now being headed and .tacked, one-third goe. to yuiwHNir nauvere.j ai elevator. . Prlc. 1(3.00 per acre. I have aevaral bargains In IIS, 320 and (40 acr. Improv.d and unimproved farina. FRANK A. SMITH, " Klmball.N.bra.ka. ; 1,000 ACRES Bos Butt, county farm l.nd; III to lit an acr. In half .ecllon lota. f. AND R. E. MONTGOMERY. 111 Cltr Nafl Bank Bldg. Tor Neb. Farm, and Ranche. aee Graham-Peters Really Co., IZI Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg., Omaha. X. A. PATZMA tj. Farm.! II Karbach Bl Wyoming Lands. VITST rals. sortie money at one. Will acrlflc my 120-acre farm (Irrigated), on. mil. from Wheatland, Wyo., being good market and railroad town. Ralae a. big crop, on this a. you can on 1100 or 1300 land In ...tern Nebraaka or Western Iowa and a crcip .very year. Pull paid np water right, go with land. Land similarly' located In other wesi rn Irrigation district, .ell. from 1300 to Itoo per acr. i Will tak. an aven f 100 par acre for thla farm, about 16.000 ca.h. balance " .aay term., I (er cont, , Wilt, mo at one. and I will .how the land. I Addrea. J Mil- Cmaha Be. 1'Ofl SAI.E--SM)-acre ranch near Lander, Wyo.; 19 acre, irrigated, balance pas- i tiirei cloa. to .chool and fre. range; ; river rune through entire place; good act of Improvements and 'ances. In quire of owner. F. -I. Miller, lit Pu rango St., El Paso, Tax. Miscellaneous. TOR 5,000 cash you can poe.es. 20 acre, of eaatern Wyoming irrigated land 14 '. mile, from county aeat; 181 acre, un , der ditch; 10 acre, of thla land la un- der cultivation, balance In pasture; 6 room houce, email barn and sheds, good well and windmill: adjoining fnrms in hlcher atste of cultivation are held fn 1100 and 1100 per aere; exceptionally nod land for sugar heel, and notntmvs; t prlc. I. 111,000 1 balance of 110,000 on your own term., jror rurtner inmrma tlon and to get In touch with owner addresa Box P-71. Omaha Bee. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. J-ARM LOANS Th. Conn. Mut. Life Ins. Co. la etlll making farm loan' through Its fiscal agent, Paul Peterson, 3S Bran del. Theater Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Low est rates, best terms. "CITT AND FARM LOANS. DUMONI at CO., 411-41$ Ke.lin. Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST, NEB. FARMS. - O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1010 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. Boug. l71.- ' DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS. Lowest rates. Private loan booth, Harry MalaihocK. 1814 Dodge. D. 6810 Ea. 1814. ' : "PRIVATE MONBT. 1100 to 110,000 made promptly. f, D. WBAP. Wead Bldg., 110 g. 18th St. PRIVATE MONEY. SHOPEN A COMPANY, Doug. 4321. PROMPT aerYtc.. reasonable" rate., prlvat v money., . Qarvln Bros,. I45 Omaha Nat Stocks and Bonds, '-' MONfiY IS TIGHT : BUT I will still buy some good farmers notes at a sub stantial discount. I , will also buy certificates o deposit . EDWIN L. COYLE, .105 S. LA SALI.E ST., CHICAGO. 1 OIL LEASE. Have for Immediate sal. oil lease, on 130 acres, Butle. county, Kansas; H4 mile, from drilling well and 6 miles from production. Will sell cheap, a. not able to drill.. Addrea. Box A-89, , Omaha Bee. PEAL ESTATE WANTED. YOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOTJSE Want quick action Juat try u Call Trlef 418. OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 410 Be. Bldg. E. G. SOLOMON JEMEE 111 Karbach Bl. Doug. till. To buy r .ell Omaha Real E.tat. e FOWLER & M'DONALD, 1120 City Nafl Bank Bldg. Dong, Mil.' WrerSHRl VER VnVur.- 1047-1 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. D.llj HAVE Inquiries for home.: do you want to .ell your property? List It with C. A. Grlmmel. Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. HAVE buyers with 1500 cash down. List with ua R. F. 'Clary Co., 14(14-6 Ame. Ave., North Omaha Realtor.. Colfax 175. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. 180 ACRES Parkin, county. South Da kota! land for sale cheap, or will trad tor what ha v. youT Address Box X-SJ. Omaha Bee. '. will trade you Iowa farm, p,ut in some cash, for merchandise ftqick. Income rroperty or mortgage.. L. BJ Ii7, Storm ,ake, la. I ', 110-A Burlington, Colo. Will tak. clear cottage for equity. Colfax 4183. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. AN HONEST INVEST MENT BARGAIN W. offer an excellent rental propoal - tlon consisting ot 4 apartment., wry well coast rue led. well arranged and only five year, old at a bargain price. . Thla. property la lr th. very best i condition; la well located and on the - whole wa think one of th. beat rental proposition, in th. city. For further particular call. ... D. V. SHOLES CO., REALTORS, JA-1T City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Doug. 41. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. MOORCROFT OIL LAND FOR SALE. 887 acres deeded land, beat ranch buildings In radlua of 100 mile.; prlc. cheap. D. H. Eyler. Clarion, la. FORCED TO SACRIFICE Two awell J rayed brick flat building., facing on street., walking distance, west. In. Come over 15.000 per year. Need th. money and right party can make their cwn terms. l)ox Y-1228. Omaha Bee. WALSH-ELMER CO, Realtors, Rejk Estate, Investment, Insurance, Rent, ai. Tyler 1831. 131 Securttie. Bldg. REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED. Vacant Property. CHEAPEST LOT IN DUNDEE. In restricted dlitrlct, near 62d and Dodge, 80x138, only $1,000 for quick aala. Term. If necessary. . . GLOVER SPAIN. Realtor. f 1 1 City N at'l Ba n k Bldg. Doug. 5850. FOR SALE REAL BARGAIN. Two good residence lot., on. at 16th Docatur. 1600; tne on Capitol ave., nar 4Mb, aouth front, somewhat above grade, SSP0. A. C. Wakeley, Doug. 1871 or Doug. 3008, SOUTH Side trackage, I, I or 10 acr... South Bid. Land Co.. pourl38. Acreage. HALF ACRE. thr. block, from main car. cheap. Terms. Haielton, i2d and Mason. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Benton. FOR Sale S-room r.iodern house, except heat: lot 40x130; 1413 Missouri Ave.; part cash. term, for balance. Phone South 2703. ALL modem bungalow, screened porch; I block from car. Walnut 413. Dundee. DUNDEE HOME Hers Is an opportunity to purchase an exceptionally well built 7-room, l-atory and attic, modern frame house erected by a Carpenter contractor for hi. home, finished in quarter-sawed oak, first floor, having reception room, living foom. dining room, large pantry, kitchen, pebox room, first , floor; 8 large bed rooms and bath, second floor; stairway to floored attlr; full ccmanted basement, brlrk foundation. House In excellent condition; Its construction will appeal to anyone desiring a good home. Owner leaving city only reason for selling. Per mit us to show you thl. place before von nHo to buv. FOWLER & M'DONALD REALTORS. 1120 City Nat'l Bk Bldg. Doug. 1428. DUNDEE. Double corners, 82d and Farnam, 6!d . and Izard. Priced right. Alfred Thomaa, 604 Fir.t National Bank. Florence. rTEf HA WAY. Suburban prop ty. Col 1409. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West BE WIS Park District, l-room house with garage, largo corner lot Call Irving Sorensen, Dg. 6780. v- , B. ROBISON, real oatata and Invs.t- ment. 443 Bee Bldg. Douglas 1017. BENSON- MEYERS CO.. 414 Om. Nat'l North. Stucco Semi-Bungalow Nearly new and In fin. condition. Liv ing room across front of house, with built-in bookcase.. Larga dining room and kitchen with complete built-in fea tures. 2 large bedroom, and bath on second floor. Excellent location, close to car and school. A dandy place out side and in. Exceptional value at 11,800. Les. than half cash and will consider Sood car as part payment. Call Mr. ruger for appointment. Evening. Wal- HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1814 Harney StJ Phone Tyler 60. Moving to California Owner .ays srll at a reduced price, five rooms and sleeping porch, lot 60x120. House exceptionally well built by the owner, who is a prominent con struction I'uperintendent. Couldn't be duplicated for les. than 11,000. Will .ell now for 13,600, with tome term.. R. F. CLARY CO., NORTH") OMAHA REALTORS. 3404-6 -Ame. Ave. Collax i7S. OWNER LEAVNO CITY and will .ell his houe on almost old t'me values. Almiut new stucco bunga-' low, 6-r., and bath, a hlirh-grade home, fireplace, bookcase, buffet, long living room, small hall with cloak closet, whit, enamel bedrooms, routh front iot, lo ceted In Minne Lusa, near Miner park end school. Placi cheap at 18,600, but 17.600 will take it. Let u. show you what a fins place we have. RA8P BROS.. REALTORS. 10-12-14 Keelln. Fldg. , Tyler 721. NORTfl SIDE SNAPS $3,330 Choice of two, flv. room. each. 84,650 S-room, ah modern, on Bristol street. $3,15(1 Ney, l-room, In Florence. All on easy terms: Call u for sp ' polntment. We have th. house you waR. F. CLARY CO., NORTH OMAHA REALTORS. 2404-6 Ame. Ave. Colfax 175. $450 DOWN will buy a brand new, all modern. S-room bungalow, situated in good neighborhood; finished in oak and enamel; full basement, guaranteed furnace. Call Wal. 5432 evenings, or D. 7412 days. Ask for Mr. Cole. OWNER LEAVING CITY and will sell hi. house on almost old time values. Almost new stucco bunga low, 6-r, and Bath, a high-grade home, fireplace, bookcase, .buffet, long living room, small hall with cloak closet, whit, enamel bedrooms, aouth front lot, lo cated In Minne Lusa, near Miller park end school. Place oheap at M 500, but 17.500 will take it, Let us .how you what a fine place we have. RASP BROS.. REALTORS, 210-12-14 Keellne 31dg. Tyler 721. FORT ST. BARGAIN Mighty nice flve-eroom, all modern home, large ot paving paid, home-like; oni 15,500. rrms. R. F CLARY CO., NORTH OMAHA REALTORS. 1404-6 Ames Ave Colfax 178. Going to Minnesota Will .ell six-room modern' Prairie Pork home at one . Owner say. get offf 2807 Ames. R. F, CLARY CO., NORTH O.VTAHA REALTORS,-2404-6 Ames Ave " . Colfax 11. FOR COLORED. We havo a nice l-room cottage at 2424 Patrick Ave., for 18,200; 600 cash, 123 per month. Look It ov8r, then aee M. DEUEL ft CO. 8408 Ame. Ave. Colfax 726. WILL"ell at a reduced prlc. 1709 No. 17th , St. Six-room modern except heat New vacant. Key atrmy resi dence, 3704 No. 18th Bt. H. Busch. Omaha Real Estata and Investments. T. BOHAN 821 Paxton Blk. Phon. Tyler 4180. A FEW home, gnd lota for sal. In Park wood addition I a aafe place for Invest ment Norrl. ft Norrla. Douglas 470. NEW oak finish home, 7 rooms, .un room. til. bath, double garage, fireplace, ate, 113.500. Terma Doug 1724 days. SEVEN-ROOM mod. house and I lata! lit and Grant Sts. Price' 16,000, en terma. Call Monday. Tyler 4316. MINNE LTJSA home, and lota offer th. be.t opportunity to lnfe.t your raon.y. Phone Tyler 1ST. South. BRAND NEW i room., sleeping rooms on second i floor, oak finish on first floor, natural ' pin. and whit, enamel finish on second, full cement basement latest tmnt-tn features, book case buffet cupboard, nice lot. naved vtreet. close to car line. located 1055 South I2d St. Price, 17,100, 11,600 dovn, balance terms. C. G. CARLBERG, , REALTOR. .' 111. Brandel. Theater Bldg. FOR SALE 4-roora house. 1916 South. 21st Prlc. 1800. Tyler 1780. ATTENTION! We have moved our offices to 912 Fir.t National Bank Bldg. WATTS REFERENCE CO. Live Stock Omaha, Aug. 10. Receipt, were: Cattle, Hog. Sheep. Official Monday 7,761 4.sil Estimate Tuesday... 1,000 7,600 26,000 2 day. thl. wk 8,661 11.671 60.408 Same day. last wk..!3,131 17.190 61,480 Sam. day. I wk ago. 16.721 16,301 32.473 Sam. day. 1 wk. ao. 12,164 17,678 I7.883 Saroa day year ago. 22.611 10,041 84,121 Receipt, and disposition of live stock at th. Union Stock Yard., Omaha, Neb., for 24 hour, ending t I o'clock p. m., Augu.t lo, mo: RECEIPTS Cara. Horses CattIe.Hogs.8h.ep.Mule. Wabash ' 1 Union Pacific II 21 C. N. W., east 11 C. S. W.. west.... II IS C, St. P.. M. & O. . , .. 14 C, B. ft Q., ea.t .... It I C, B. ft O.., west .... II 6 C. R. I. ft P., eaat ..I 8 C R. I. ft P.. weat.. ,1 1 Illlnol. Central 4 J Chicago Ot. Weil.. .. 1 10 Total, receipt. ... 79 108 19 DISPOSITION Head. , Cattle. Hog. Sheep. 496 1,194 1,400 443 1,76 2.922 67f 1,777 3.76 III 1,761 1.705 .... 289 411 18 2 48 28 19 13 27 ,25 , 14 It 11 I 67 68 37 II 10 62 196 36 11 I 6 .... 28T 4.3 10.881 nio 7,64T 11,678 Morris ft Co Swift ft Co Cudahy Packing Co.. Armour ft Co. Schwart. ft Co .' J. W. Murphy Lincoln Packing Co.. So. Om. Packing Co.. Hlggins Packing Co.. John Roth ft Sons. ... Maverowlch ft Vail.. Olassberg Wilson ft Co., W. B. Van Saat ft Co. Itenton van Bant.. W. W. Hill ft Co.,,.. F, P. Lewis T Tt Rnnt A Co ,T. H. Bulla Ronenstock Bro. F. Q. Kellogg Werthelmer m Iiegen. Ellis ft Co A. Rothschild TlWr John Harvey Dennis et Francis Cheek ft Krob. Omaha Parking Co... Smiley Ogden Pack. Co. .... Other buyer. i Total Cattle Receipt, of cattle toll off .Iderably today, estimate, calling for only 1 900 head. For the two day. the total 1. 9 600 head or 3.600 ehort of the same days last week and 13,000 below arrivals a vaar ago Steers .old fairly active with a number of load, of corn fed, or, hand tops of wh ch brought 116.66. Cows S"rm.d. a big advance In the last two day., being 6075c or more higher nnd BSyadvanc. of 26c or more .. ,d this morning. Blockers and l"0" .trong but we.tern st.er. contlnu. to sell at unchanged -values. BEEF STEERS. N4- mO 10F25 ' M: 11M M fg 1194 H 70 , 68... ..1101 16 00 41 1174 16 55 YEARLINGS. 47 114 14 00 10 .74 T78n. HOT 11 M 22 .. 211 11 00 I ' " " I,;.... 190 18 00 ' WESTERN CATTLE. v NEBRASKA. I cow. 763 I 26 11 cow. 968 i III " 7 50 26 cow. 830 4 Si U cow. 850 I 7 10 26 hfrs. 660 I 40 10 cows 907 4 60 - ... ..ttlai ilnnrl tA r hoiC 6 be?; 1141 01.M lair To good Wv,a. 113 O0firl4.Di cum."" ,7 111 5013 90 good to cholc. year ngs. Jl6 l616.00 fair to good year ngs. Ill O0$15.25 common to fair' yearlings. 7.0O12.00: good to choice native helf- cows, IS.5010.60: choice to prime j cows, 88 00I9.7t; gOOQ lo vnuii;a ' " 8.00; fair to good cows. 5.006.50; com- mon to lair cows, " choice ieeders. 10.5012.00; medium to gooa leeners. """"""" T v feeders, 16.60(8)8.60; good to choice tock ers, I9.0045l0.60i fair to good stockera, 17 60O9 00; common to fair .tockera, 16.00 7.601 .tock heifer.. 5.006.00; .tock COWB. St. 00 (fl V.uv , lluvn - - - " . 8.60;. veal, calves, 8.O0l.6O; bulls, stag. ,.te., 5.60ir.00; choice to prime cnoic. grass ueevea, fiw.u.v.,,., good gra.s beeves. 9.00lO.60; common 10 lair grass uevq, fivvw..vw, -cans. l.0tj.25. . Hogs Receipt, today war. estimated at 111 loads or 7,600 head. Quality wag very good and whll price, looked around lti;15c lower, quality considered the market wag lSGISe" lower... Although .hlpper. paid a top of lt.60, th.r. were tomparatfvely few sales above 16.00. the It ng string was 1 4.5i914 60 but with a weakening tendency on the ; close bulk "REAL ESTATEIMPROVED. South. 3730 NO. S6TH AVE. 12,800, Bargain; 7-room, 2 corner lots, hedge fence, .hade and fruit trees, barn, cement front porch, oak floors, pedestal arch' between parlor and living room; 4' bedrooms; 500 down. Take Ame. Ave. car, get off at 36th St. Dougla. 2048. Miscellaneous. WAUTIFUL BUNGAEOW Elegant kragstone itucco; five rooms and bath, modern in every detail; south front on paved street, all specials paid; possession at once. C?n arrange terms of only $500 cash. Call Walnut 5371 $200 DOWN t rooms In good condition: gas. city wster, electric light., garage;., price. 12,800. 16 per month. AMOS GRANT CO., REALTORS, 830-2-4-6-8 Prandls Theater. Doug. 8381. $450 CASH Nifty S-room, brand new bunga low with oak finish and floors; may be bought on easy terms. Strictly modern;' large lot. Phone Carte at Doug'. 7412 days. $750 CASH I have just finished a new 5 room home, very best of material, willing to sell for a small amount and good monthly payments. Call Mr. Mead, Douglas 7262 evenin gs. BEAUTIFULLY finished 8-roorn house, hot water heat Bargain, (7,200. Dg. 464L BIRKETT & CO, rVen?. anil Insurer 250 Bee Bldg. Douglaa 833. 4-ROOM house. 2 lot.," near Windsor school: 13.000. Douglas 4641. PLUMBING AND HEATING ENGINEERS The Shop That Give. You Service HENNINGSON PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Douglaa 1431. 324 Se. Hth St. Real Estate Transfers Frank Cxajciynski to Frank Wees, 17th it, 62 ft. n. of Q St., w. ... 60x110 I 360 William Lonergan and wife to Michael T. Hart Cos. at., 200 ft. w. of 41st St., .. .. 60x121 4.250 William T. Breilln and wife to Harry Oreaver, Blondo at, 60 ft. w. of 47th at, n. a. 10x131.6 180 Dougla. Security Co. to 'Alma M. Mortensen. list st. 110.9 ft. .. of Ed Crelgh'on ave.. w. ... 10x111.06 1 Hilda A. Beler and husband to Clara J. Hasting.. Pratt st, 40 ft w. ot llth it. a. s , 40x126.'. 7,000 Traver Bros., Inc., t Ralph R. Davison. 30th st.. It ft a of Sara toga, e. a, 45x100......... 1,000 Cora E. Chapman and husband to Ole C. Ol.rn, Brlsto1 St.. 396.46 ft . . of 27th St.. R. ... 19.35x181.... 1,629 WHHam A. Johnson to Ruth B. - Chambers, 18th St., 140 ft a. of Grand ave., e. ... 40x128 400 Vary Abenn.thy to Tom Laxlch, Y t. 0t ft sr. of llth at, a. ... ilUll . Ill Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day Omaha Grain Omaha, Aug. 10, 1920. A bullish construction of the gov ernment wheat crop estimate, cou pled with reports that North Da kota's wheat crop has been injured IS per cent from heat, blight and rust since the government data was gathered, forced cash and future wheat prices higher today. Casfi was 3c to 5c up, with the dema.id good. The few offerings of corn sold brought prices lc to 3c up, with mixed at the extreme advance.. Oats were lc to lj4c up. Rye ad vanced 5c. Wheat receipts were moderate and other grains light. WHEAT. No. 1 hard: II cars. 11.43; t ear, 13 41 (smutty); 1 car, f 1.41 (smutty); 1 car, 12.41 (smutty. No. 2 hard: 1 oar. 12.43; T cara, 12.41: 1 car. 12.41 (smutty); 1 car, 13.40 (smutty). No. 2 hard: 1 car, 11.41; I cars. 12.40; 1 car, 12.38 (smutty). No. 4 hard; 1 car, 12.41 (heavy); 1 car, 12.40 (rye mixed); 1 car., 12.39; 1 car. 12 39 (smutty). No. 6 hard; S car., 12.38; 1 car, 12 37; t cars. 82.36. Sample hard: 1 car, 12.41 (II per. cent rye); 1 car, 11.19 (9 per cent rye); 1 car, 12.34. CORN. No. 2 white: 1 car. 11.82. No. 3 yellow: 1 car, 11.61. No. 3 'mixed: I car., 1.45. Sample mixed: 1 car, 1.3t (musty). OATS. No. 2 white, 2 cars, 72ttc. No. 4 white: 1 car, 71o 1 car, 70c ' RYE. No. 2: 1 car, 11.95. CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS. Today. Week Year Ago. Ago. Wheat 170 215 739 Corn 1"0 136 76 Oat. 175 100 J1S' KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS. Today. Week Tear Ago. Ago. Wheaf 170 266 176 Corn 6 8 7 Oat. 13 13 17 ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS. Today. Week Tear Ago. Ago. Wheat 116 143 109 Corn 20 63 6 Oat. (9 75 11 NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS OF WHEAT. Today. Week Year Ago. Ago. Minn 138 214 206 Duluth 26 11 4 Total 163 245 100 Wlnnlp'g 169 108 102 OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Week Year Today. ago. ago. Wheat 132 137 164 Corn 23 22 7 Oato 11 1 10 Rye 11 6 2 Barley I ... Shipment.. Wheat 57 75 71 Corn 8 61 8 Oata I II 7 Rye I ,., U, 3. VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY. Week. . Year Today, . ago. ago. Wheat ..19.534,000 17,487,000 32,093.000 Corn 6,687,000 6,152,000 1,906,000 Oat. .... 2,640,000 1,786,000 20,619,000 Cromwoll wire, from Devil. Lake, N. D. : Heat, blight and rust combined have low ered North Dakota'a crop. 15 per cent or more in 10 daya sine. th. government re port was gathered. Late crop I. shriveled and much worthless. Some will not be cut The loss In marquis, blue stem and velvetcnaff la very heavy. Late durum also hit, but early got by with minimum of lose. Temperature above 100. Flax being cooked. dropped down to U4.00, a range of (14.004J14.7i carried all tha aales. HOGS. No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. 8h. Pr. 42. .185 160 11 10 41. .386 110 14 00 68. .307 ... 14 10 44. .310 40 14 6 41. .322 110 14 20 63. .280 ... 14 26 68. .300 190 14 30 65. .310 ... 14 36 44. ,186 10 14 40 65. .220 ... 14 50 78. .240 ... 14 55 69. .252 70 14 60 63. .198 40 14 76 85. .189 ... 14 85 64. .201 ,,. 15 00 42. .206 16 10 66. .221 "... IS 15 66. .203 ... 15 60 Sheep and Lambs Arrivals of sheep and lambs amounted to about 25,000 head and packing demand was fairly active al though a general effort was made to cheapen oost Fat lamb, had to sell lSH'JSc lower. Fat rheep ruled generally steady and feeders were steady to easier. Beat western, brouvht 113.50, good ewe. were wanted up to 17.00 and a big string of strong weight feeding lambs went out at' 113.85. Quotations on sheep: fat range lambs. 513.50g.13. 60; feeding lambs, 110 76 12.86; cull lambs, 17.0010.00; yearlings, 3. 2609.50: feeding yearling., 18.0045)9.00; tvothera, 17.a5ig3.60; ewes. I6.60tj7.16: feeding .we., 14.76 6.50 ; ew. cull, and cau tiers, 3.00$;4.0O. ChtoAgo lift Stock. Chicago, Aug. 10. CattlevReeelpt., 0 000; steers generally 7526c higher; me dium kinds only steady; 617.50. Several loads 117. 15(3)17.40; bulk-choice, 116.26 17.00; good eteers. 115.2516.00; plain cattle, 12.5013.60; slow. Common giades strong; medium cow. steady; other butcher cattle strong to higher; good to choice enw, HO.O0jJ12.6O; medium kinds, 8t.509.00 canners and cutters, 14.26 COO; bulk'bologna bulls, $6.50031 7. 50 ; top, 17.75; veal calves dull, some Rales 25c higher; bulk, choice, I15.0015.60; se-It-cted lots, . 116.75-8)16.00; heavy calve, olf.w; stockers strong. Hogs Receipts, 22,000: opened .teady to 16c lower than yesterday's average; closed 10025c lower; top 116.10; part load. 116.26; bulk, light and butchers. 1 5.1016.00 ; bulk, packing sows, 114.00 14 26; pig. .teady; bulk, desirable kinds, 116. 0016. 50. Sheep Receipts. 21,000; fat lamb, steady to strong; 6trlctly choice western lambs, 114.25; fat shorn prime natives, 614.26 to cltj butchers; sheep easier; bulk, fnt ewes, $7.608.25; feeding lambs, 25o higher; bulk, 11.6012.25, SiouxH'lty Lrve Stock. Sioux City. Ia.. AfOif. 10. Cattle Re ceipts. 1.000 head; .market steady to ctrong; beef steers, good fed, 114.00 16.00; short-fed, 12.6014.l0; fed year lings, 19.0016.25; common, 89.O012.OO; grass .tears, 87.0012.00: grass cows, 16.00 9.60; fat cows and heifers. 18.0012.60; dinners, !4.005.60; vealers, 17.0013.00; feeticrs, 3.0010.50; common calves, (5.0008.10: feeding cows, 4.506.00; stockers, 16.00:3 9.00; atock heifers, 14,50 Hogs Receipts. 1,600. head; market strong and 16c lower; light, 116. 00016. 90; niixea, 114.6U15.00; Heavy, 113.30Q1 14.50; bulk of sales, 114.0016.00. Sheen and Lambs Receipts. 200 head: market strong to higher. San.a. City Live Stock. Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 10. (V. S. Bureau Of Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 16 000 head; beef steors. butcher stock and feeders, strong to 25c higher; choice yearlings, 616.00; quarantine receipts, 24 cars; sale., .teady; top, 112.00; canners end bulls, strong; CRlves and stockers, .teady; bulk choice vealers, 12.0012.6O. Hogs Receipts, 8.500 head; market un even,, 10c to 35c lower; top. 116.00; bulk I'xht and medium. I16.2516.86; bulk heavy, 114.60)5.25. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 8.000 head; r.ctlve; sheep and lambs steady: native ewes, 18.00; native lambs, 113.00; Arlxona lemhe, 312.50: feeding lamb., strong; Ariiona feeders. 111.00. Bk Joseph' Live Stock. St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 10. Cattle Re. celots. 2.600 head: market, steady to strong; steers, I9.2516.25; cows and heif ers, 3.7616.60; calves, l.60.OO. Hogs Receipt., 5.500 head; market opened steady to strong: later bidding 100 zc lower; top. 16. Hi; bulk, i4.i(iy 16.75. Sheep and Lamb Recelrjt. 3.600 head: market steady to 36c higher; ewe, 16.60 0 1.00 lamb., 12.6013.76. N.w York Produce. New York, Aug. 18. Butter Steady: creamery, higher than extra., I6056c; creamery extra., 645,4o; creamery ItrstS, B1TSG4C. Eggsr Irregular; fresh'-pathered, extra flrt., (364c) freah-gath.red first., 47 51c. . Cheese Irregular; .tat., whol. milk, flats, current make. ' whit, and colored specials, 2T4J23c; state, whole milk, twins, current make spectala, 2627c. foultry Alive, weak; no price, estab llvhed. Dressed, irregular: western chlrkons, fr.sh, 46 55c; fowl., fresh, : italic. Chicago Produce. Chicago, Aug. 10. Butter Higher; creamery, 43Q63c. Egg. Higher; receipts, 11.011 esses; firsts, 4tt?47c: ordinary first. 42 41 Vic: at mark, case Included, 43046c; alnrag. parked firsts, 484o. Poultry Alive, lower; fowls, tlQISe; springs. 18c. Kansas City Produce. TTsna-a Cltv. Un Inr 1 0 Ruttar ITn. changed. Financial Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Lud Wire, New York, Aug. 10.-Stocks were inclined to rest tocav as tne soecu lative community awaited additional information from London and the fighting front about the Polish-Russian outlook. The statement by the British minister in parliament that he hoped for peace and the indica tion! coming trom botti London ana Paris that military intervention was not bemtr considered at the moment, helped to steady the quotations of shares which were under particular pressure toward the end of last week. It looked, a. yesterday, a. though a fair amount of short covering was being put through. Investmsnt purchase, were re parted to be light. Railroad atocks were, oh th. whole, firmer than Industrial., for, In the latter department a firm tone In one quarter was offset by heaviness else where. Sugar and tobacco stocks were under pressure at time., without stirring up much activity. The money market wa unchanged from the condition prlvalllng ever sine, price, of stocks Began to Break last week. Tim. fund, continued In del cldedly .mall supply onc.ll loan., after re newal, had been made at 7 per cen, eased off to a 1 per cent rat. HtoctR Driven Down. A casual survey of the price list seemed to show that stock, had been driven down to a level where the ordinary play of short selling and covering order, workca to bring about a partial equilibrium. Since busnes. began yesterday morning, the Polish situation haa been th. primary In fluence behind trading. Consderatlon of event, n ndustry and transportaton have gradually been submerged In tenseness over tne military ana political issue, in Kurop. Sentiment appeared to find aorrte ea.ement today in Lloyd George', observations, but there wa. no evidence that holder, of short contract, were ready to anticipate a ae rldod betterment of affairs In Poland. At the same time, a moderat reduction of snort line, in several or tne inau.tnai stock, which had been weakest lately re flected a trading position wheh might eaaly result In a rally It something occurred to counteract th. bolshevlat menaoe In we.tern Europe. ' . JgsMire Crop Report.. Th. excellent feature, of th. July crop report were entirely ignored a. a atock market Influence. Perhaps the rather unexepected deterioration uf spring wheat during the month offset the promise of more than 3.000,000,000 bushel, of corn and large yields of oats and other grain.. The fall of .proximately 29,000,000 bushel. In spring wheat estimate ought fairly to be balanced against the .stlmat. of nearly 60,000,000 bushels mor. of wnter wh.at than the government survey Indicated In April, and comfort I. to be found In th. belief that th. aggregate wheat yield wilt be not far from 800,000,000 bushel. Th. wheat future, market responded to th. statistical showing In tha government', statement, advancing mor. than 60 a bushel with a range In excess of Rc. Bonds were steady and not all active. From what I. known of th. Pr.nch gov ernment', program In connection with the Anglo-French loan maturity, the Invest ment market will be called upon to absorb about 1125,000.000 In a refunding loan. The Interest rate, af course, will represent tha change which ha occurred, In the cost of credit since the original loan wa. Issued, but France . hoping to prnft from an Improvement In exchange value. b.J tween th. Issu. dat. and the time of maturity of the refunding loan. Sterling exchange gained a little ground under quiet dealing.. Ah oth.r exchanges were .teady. New York Quotations Range of price, of the leading stocks furnished by Logan A Bryan, Peters Trust building: Monday High. Low. Close. Clos RAILS. A.. T. S, F. 80 80 Baltimore A Ohio 33 33 80 79 33 934 Canadian racirtc ui lit 116 116H N. Y. & H. R... 7H4 Erie R. R. , 12 (it. Northern, pfd 72 Vi 70 70ty ii7 1 Illinois Central.... 82V Mo. Kan. & Tex. . 1 . . Kan City Southern 17 Missouri Pacific... 25 N. Y., N. H. at K. 34 Northern Pno, Ry. 73 Vi Chi. 4b N. W 69 Pennsyl. R. R 40 Reading Co X7 C, R. I. P 53 Southern Pac. Co. 91 Southern Railway 27 Vi Chi., VH. St. P.. 3K . .83 . 33 83 Union P.dlflc 116 115 U6V. 116 STEELS. ' Am. Car & Fdry.,113' 133 133" 132 AUI.-ChaL Mfg.... 28-28 28 28 Am. i.oco. co 14 Vi Bald. Loco. Wk..104 102 Beth. Steel Corp.. 70 68 Colo. Fuel & I. Co. Crucible St. Co.. .131 127 Am. Steel Found. 83 38 93 93 105 103 69 20V4 128 127 38 64 87 95 78 92 33 64 38 94 79 Lackn. Steel Co.. 64 64 Midvale St, 4 Ord. 38 37 Pressed St Car Co. 95 94 Rep. I. St. Co.. 79 71 Railway Stl. Spr - .... Hloss-Shef. S. 4 I. 69 69 U. S. Bteel ,86 85 COPPERS. Anac. Cop. MI'n.. 80 60 59 16 60 86 (0 63 16 13 14 44 22 18 10 13 59 60 61 16 13 16 44 22 18 10 13 19 Am. Sm. & Rfg. Co. 68 68 Butte Su. M. Co. 16 16 Chile Copper Co.. 13 18 Cr.'lno Copper Co.. 26 24 Insplr. Con.. Cop. 45 44 Kannecott Copper. 22 22 Miami Copper Co.. 18 18 Nov. Con.. Cop. Co. 10 10 Ray Con.. Cop. Co. 11 13 Utah Copper Co.. 64 68 INDUSTRIALS. Am Beet Sug. Co.. 76 78 71 71 Atl., U. W. I. 8. B.lSr.H 1,11 133 1.15 Am. Internal Corp, Am. Sm. Tob. Co. Am. Cot. Oil Co., Am. Tel, .& Tel.. 16 Am. Zine. Ld. & S. 11 Brooklyn Rap. T, Bethlehem Motors Am, Can Co Chandler Mot. Car. Cen. Leather Co.. Cuba Can. S'r Co. 38 Cal. Packing Corp 66 Cal. Pet. Corp 24 Corn Prod. Rfg Co 85 Nat. En. ft Stamp, 64 Risk Rubber Co.. 26 Gen, Hleetrla Co Gaston W. & Wig 8 Gen. Motors Co.. 20V4 Goodrich Co. 61 Am. Hid. Ik Lthr., 13 Haskell. Brkr. Car, 67 V. 8. Ind. Alcohol F0U Internet Nickel... 17 Internnt. Paper Co. 73 Alax Rubber Co... 44 Kelly-Springfield .. 44 Keystone Tire, Rub. 16 Inter. Merc. Mar.. 23 Maxwell Motor Co. 10 Mexican P.troleum.164 151 Middle State. Oil. 12 11 Pur. Oil 37 Wllly.-Ov.rl. Co.,. 16 Pierce Oil Corp.. U Pan-Am. Pt. A Tr. 60 Plerce-Arrow Mo.. 17 Royal Dutch Co.. 19 V. 8. Rubber Co.. 82 Am. Su. Rfg. Co. J16 Sinclair .Oil ft R. . 25 Sears-Roeb. Co 130 Stromh. Carb. Co.. 66 HtuaeDaKer corp., ti tod. rroa. co.,., Tran.-Con. Oil.... IT. S. Food P. C... V. S. Sm., R. ft M. Th. White Mo. Co. Wilson Co., Ine.. West, Airbrake.. West. E. ft M..... Amer. Woolen Co. Total .ale., 493,100. Monday Clone. Close. 6 .0317 .0114 1.13 1.6 Money , Murk. . Sterling Chicago Stock. Th. following quotations are furnished by Logon ft Bryan, member, of all princi pal exchangee, Room 148, Peter. Trust building (formerly Bee building), Seven teenth and Farnam streets, Omaha, Neb.: Armour Co., pfd 92 Armour Leather Co., common 16'i Armour Leather Co., pfd. , 94 Commonwealth Edison Co .101 Cudahy Packing Co., common 10 Continental Motor....... 6 Llbby, McNeil ft Libby !..., 11 National Leather 1 Reo Motor Car Co. flH Swift ft Co. , 101 Swift International , 29 Union Carbide ft Carbon Co 69 Cotton Future.. New Torlt, Aug. 10. Cotton future, opened .teadyt Comber, 11. 1 On ; December, 10. lie; January, 19 00a; March, H.ISe; Mav 28.10'. Cotton future, closed barely steady; Oc tober, 3l.l7r; December, 80 26c; January, 29.06c; March, 28.61c; May, ll.ltc 5 72 71V. 73tt 12 82 82 6K II 16 17 24V. 24 24V5 33 33 "4 83Vi 73 tJVi 73 68 69 68 40Vi 40 40H 86 H. 96Vi. 86 32 33 33 90 90 91 16Vt 2(K 26 69 68 69 68 78 74 76 II 2F.U 34 24 26 95 96 95 .11 11 11 10 10 30 .... lf 16 15 15 82 31 11 31 82 62 82 61 62 50 Vi 61 50Vi 36 86 38 63 65 63 83 23 UK 84 66 M 52 63 63 26 2 26 131 7 t 7 20 10 20 60 II 49 11 19 13 67 . 67 (16 79 80 79 16 17 17 73 73 71 44 44 74 74 74 16 16 15 23 23 20 1 16 11 153 150 12 11 36 87 86 11 16 16 11 U 11 78 79 77 88 9T 37 71 71 71 81 82 82 114 114 116 24 26 14 130 ISO 64 66 64 69 60 61 59 57 51 69 10 10 10 10 .... 85 54 65 55 60 45 44 45 46 ' 6! 11 11 11 101 45 45 45 t Tl 73V4 II I Chicago Grain By CHARLES D. MICHAELS. Chicago, Aug. 10. Limited sell ing pressure with unexpected buy ing support in all -trains cominar on an overiold condition as the result Qt expectations of a bearish showinff jy the government report, were the important factors in the grain mar kets. Opening prices were the low est and closing well toward the high est, with cams of 5c to 6c on wheat, i'ic to 3je on corn, Ac to 114 c on oata, 5c to 5c on rye and rSc on barley. Whenever there was any( buying support needed, it was readily forthcoming, especially on tne weak: spots. Wheat trader, wer. surprised at the snowing on ine government report with II. los. of 19,000,000 bushels spring wheat, making a net loss of all wheat r 1 1 . 000.000 bushels, although showing a uf- ncisni supply lor all export and domestic requirements. Thl. had a restraining in. fluence on sellers and prices moved tip from 82.31 to 12.39 for D.c.mb.r, with the finish at 12.37 to 12.38. Cash house, and thou who trade largely for the sea board were active buyers, and there wa. also considerable, selling on the bulge by ucuser. ana oy proressionaig. Cash Market. Strong. Strength in the rash market, with light offerings and a demand for all avail able wh.at had a good Influence. Snow'. crop r.port from North Dakota showed a deterioration of 15 per cent since the gov. ernment report wa. made up, while ircmweii ana wegner, .tatlstlclans, esti mated th. Canadian crop at 210,000,000 to. 220,000.000 bushels. The movement continue, under la.t year's. Export rle.r ences were 423.000 bushels, against 663,000 bushel, la.t year. Shipping .ales of wheat at Ch'cago to day were 6,000 bushel, to mill., corn 21.000 bushel., oat. 146,000 bushels. Small spies of ry. and of wheat were mad. from outsld. point. In seaboard for ex port, with no details given. Exporter, were Indifferent buyer, of wheat, bid. here bring 7c out of line. The British government nd continental buyer, wer. out of the market Italy made moderate purchases, A ltt'le No. 8 wheat wa. bought at 23o over December, track New York. August shipment, and a few loads .old f. o. b. to gulf, lot. Sep tcmher loading, at 12.64. Winter wheat In Chicago advanced 2c to 8c, with No. 1 red selling at 14c to 14c over Decem ber for car lot.. nd closing at He over. No. 1 red wa. taken by mill, at 82.60 to 32.53. and closed at 12.51. No. 2 red was around 13c over, and No. 1 red 2o discount. Kansa. City advanced 4o to 7c; on hard and le to Sc on red. St. Louis was 6c to 7c higher, Minneapolis 5o higher. Futures Stronger. Lack of .piling pres.ure in the cash grain, with .hipping Interests paying lc to 7c over September for the No. 2 grade, in store, the out.lde being bid at the Close for yellow, had a strengthening Influence on future. Sale In store, however, were ret over 10,000 bushels, o far . known. A boat 1. Iqadlng 124.000 bushels contract corn for export to Canada, and there are aales for Julv shipment that have not tfn filled. Receipt, were only 123 cars. Cash corn wa. 9c. to ltc over September at the olose for th No. 1 aad No. 3 grade. Good rain, wer reported over a large part ot the corn belt, but -they had no effect on the tr.de. ' Oats were readily supported early by tho same Interest. n In corn. The. gov ernment report, with an Increase of 80,000 bushel, for the month, brought In a little selling, which wa. w.U absorbed, and prices advanced 2 Vic for September and lc for December, with the close at the top. A little hedging liuelneas wa. on, but the best buying of September wa. by cash house, who at time, .old De cember. Cash demand wae good, with ccuntry offerings fair. France was said to be in the market for oats, but no bust, ness wa. reported. Receipt, were only 118 ears. . Rye offering. Were light, ami No- I on track at 15c to 16c over September, and the loading out of 101,000 bushel cr.d cancellation of 121,000 bushel for shipment brought in enough Iwylnf ' advance price, from 11.38 to 11.80, wltn the close lc from the top. Barley wa. In light demand, with .mall Increase In thr offerings. Pit Note. Grain Inspected today: "Wheat, 152 ears. corn. 121 care; oats, 112 car; rye, 14 cars; barley, t car.. At the rlose cash, buyer, w.r bidding 7c over September for yellow corn In atcre. . , B. W. Snow wire. Birtlett, Fraxler company for Devil'. Lake N. D.I "Heat, blight and rust combined have lowered North Dakota rop 15 per cent or more in 10 day. .In.e government report wa gathered. Late crop is ahrlveled and much worthies.. ' Some will not be cut The los. in Marquis. Blu. Stem and Vel vet chaff Is very heavy. Late Durum also hit hard, but early got by with a minimum of los,- Temperature above 100. Flax being cooked." . St. Loul. wire Logan ft Bryan! "Drought a thing of the pa.t In this section. Oood rains yesterday afternoon nd last night." Grain Inspected from unlicensed eleva tois: No. 2 hard wheat, t care; No. 1 red, 18 car.: No. 3 red, 3 car.; No. 1 northern .prlng, 3 cars; No. 4 northern spring, 1 cars; corn, II cara; oat.. 71 cere: barley, 6 cars. From .tor.: Corn, 33.613 bushel.; oats, 42,400 bushels; ry. 101,078 bushels: barley, 1,800 bushels. Canadian Vlstble Supply Wheat In. creased 1.403,000 ouahela for th. week, cat. Increased 101.000 bushels, whil. bar ley decrea.ed 419,000 bushels. CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. Bv Updike Grain Cp. Doug. 2627. Aug. 10. Art'e. I Open j Hlgti. LowTjClo-1 Ye.. Wheat " T Dec. Ill 1.39 1.31 t.81 1.31 Mar. 2.36 1.43 2.36 2.41 1.36 ep. 1.87 1.90 1.13 1.8 l.M Fee. 1.61 1.76 1.68 l.7J 1.66 Corn ' Sep. 1.42 1.47 1.4l 1.47 1.44 Dec. 1.22 1,25 1.21 1.24 1.21 Oat Fep. .70 ..73 .70 .72 .71 Dec. .69 .70 .61 .70 .69 Pork Sep. 21.76 25.16 24.76 24.96 26.06 Oct. 25.60 55.60 26.65 25.56 16.90 Lard Hep. 18.62 18.76 18.41 18.65 18.71 Oct. 19.01 19.07 18.81 19.00 19.81 Rib I ! Hep. 16.26 16.40 16.20 16.85 15.37 Oct 13.60 15.80 15.65 I18.66 16.72 Minneapolis Grain. Minneapolis. Aug. 10.. Flour Unchanged to 40c lower; In carload Int., family pa tents quoted at 112.96914.00 a barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks. t Bran 141.00. New York Coffee. New York. Aug. 10. The more cheerful feeling with reference to European condi tion, and report, or a steadier ton in Brazil were respon.lbl for rallies In the market for coffee. The opening Wa. 10 point, lower to 6 point, higher, moat of the native month, being higher, and after selling at 1.15c on call, September rallied to 9.80c, or t point, above la.t night', closing quotation. Later month, .old ,17 to 21 point, net higher, with December touching 9.90c, and th. close wa. at tho best price of the day, .hewing a net ad. vance ot 14 to 20 points. September, 9.10c; October. 9.66c; December, .90c January, iocs March, lo.ioc; nay, lu.soc a juiy, 10.34c. Spot coffee .teady; Rio 7s, l9 10c;; Santo. 4a, 16lfc. New York Metal.. New York. Aug. 9. Coppei- Steady; electrolytic .pot and third quarter. 19c. Iron Firm; Na i norinern, .uurr 10.00: No. I northern, i4l.ttOC49.00; No. I southern, 44.004y 46.00. Tin Easler .not aad nearby, 141.00; fourth quarter, 149.25, Antimony 7.16c. Lead Steady; .pot, I.IOe. fclnc Steady; .pot. Eaat St. Loul de- livery, T.667.80c. At London: Copper. 191 16. to: eiee- trolytlc. 111) tin, i9 16; lead, ill 15; line, 44 10a. New York G.neraL New York. Aug. 10. Wheat Soot firm: No. 2 red and No. 1 hard. 12.62, and No. 2 mixed durum, 12.75 c. I. f. track New York, export August shipment . Corn Spot firm; No. 2 yellow, 11.74 0, t. t. New York, 10-day shipment, oats spot .teady s No, I whit., iicg, 11.00. Lara Easy; middle weat !l foffll.oo. Tallow Dull: .pedal loose. 10 Vc noml. nal. Other article, unchanged. ' Visible Grain Supply. Mew York Aug. I. The visible auoelv of J American and bond.d grain, .how the following changes: wneat increase, i, lit, one pusneut Cora Decr.a.e, 115,000 buahela. Ontfrr-Incre.se. 30.000 bushel. t Rye Decrease, 160.000 bushels. xiari.y ueor.as., isi.ooo ou.nei. Chicago Potatoes. Chicago. Aug. 10. Potato. Firm: re ceipt 41 car.; eastern, 16.0001.60 bbl. i Missouri, Minnesota snd Kansas F.aey Ohlna, 3. 104)1.16: Minnesota white. I3.2S gye.ivi jersey coupler., IJ.IVKI.lt. Bonds and Notes Bonda and not quotation furnished by reiera Trust company; Appro. Asked. Yield. 92 840 Bid. . 91 . 96 . 99 . 99 Am. T. ft T. la. 1124.... Am. T. ft T. I. 1936... Am, Tob. Co. 7, 1921.., Am. Tob. Co. 7., 1931.. Anaconda Cop. 1929 95 ( 8 1 99 98 99 16 7.00 7.10 7.10 7.80 1.60 i.Vo 8.30 7.75 7.95 7.86 7.80 9.60 11,45 8. 50 6.90 68 99 A.-French six. 6., 1910 Armour Con. 6.. 1910-14 93 Armour 7s, 1910 96 16 91 9$ 97 86 96 94 17 Belgian Gov. 6., 1115.... 90 Belgian Gov. Is. 1941.. 97 Beth. Steel 7., 1911 97 Beth. Steel 7s. 1121 97 British 6a 1921 14 British l. 1121 , 16 C, B. ft . 4s, 1921 93 Can. Gov. 6. U9tl.... 17 Can. Gov. 6V, a, 1129...., 90 C. C. C. ft St 1. 6s. 1129.. 84 1.23 7 76 9 70 Cud. Pkg. Co. 7s. 1123., 97 Goodrich ts. 1925 91 8 13 Jap. Oov. 1st 4s, 1911. 71 Tl 12.20 Jap, Gov. 4s. 1131 63 13 U.0 Liggett Myers is, nil it Procter ft Oam. 7. 128., 99 Procter ft Oam. Is. 1923.. 99 Swift ft Co. 6a. 1931.... 97 Swiss Oov. 8. 1940 102V Union Parlfle 6a, 1998.... 98 Wilson Con. 6s. 1928.... 86 17 7.70 100 100 97 103 96 17 7.00 7.00 8.40 7.70 6.60 8.06 New York Money. New York, Aug. I. Mercantile Paper 1 per cent. Exchange We.k. Starling Demand, 19.11; cables, 3.63. Francs Demand, T.llc: cable, 7.10e. Bel,in Franc. Demand, 7.74c cable, 7.76c. Guilders Demand, 33,12c: cables, 33 160. Lire Demand, 2.15c: cables, 6.06c Marks Demand, 2. Ho; cables, 1.16c. New York Exchange on Montreal 11 per cent discount. Time Loans Strong; 60 day, 10 day and six month. I per cent. . Call Money Steady, high, 7 par cent; low, 8 per cent; ruling rate, T per cent; closing bid, 6 pet cent) offered at 1 per cent; last loan, 6 per cent New York Produce. New York, -Aug 9. Butter Firm; creamery higher than extra. 66066c; treamery extra., (4Qi66o; creamery first:,, 610610. Egg. frregulnri fresh g.thered, extra firsts, 61061c; fre.r gathered firsts, 47 1? 50c. Cheese Irregular; state, whole milk, flat, current man, white and colored special., 2723sc; .tat., whole mtik, twin, current make special.. 2627c, Poultry Live, weak; broiler., ny freight, 43046o; broilers, by express, 439 48c; fowls, 36c; old rooster, 24c; turkey, 36e. Dressed Poultry Steady; western broil ers, fresh, 426iic; fowl., fresh, 86042c; roosters, fresh. 11017s; turkey, not quoted, Liberty Bond Price. Nw York, Aug. I. Liberty bond price at noon today wer: 1., 90.86; fir.t 4., 86.40 1 bid; second 49, 84.64; first 4s, 86.60; second 4. 84.70; third 4., 88.64; fourth 4 Vis, 86.12; Victory 3s. 96.61; Victory 4. 11.61. t Closing price, today were: 1., 90.12; fir.t 4a, 84.(0 bid; second 4., 84.40; first 4Kb, 85.40; second 4s, 84.60: third 4 Vi s. 80.10; fourth 4s, 15.04; Victory !s, 96.14; Victory 4, 96.66. London Money. London, Aug. 9. Bar Silver 69 d per ounce. . 1 Money 5 per cent. Discount Rates Short bill., 11-11 per cent; thr. month.' -bill., 1 per cent. ' 6 Nebraska School Bonds t ' ... Free From All Government Taxation IV t Offer s $125,000.00 , Kearney, Nebraska, School Bonds Dated May 1st, 1920 Due May 1st, 1950 Optional in 10 Years " Interett Payable Semi-Annually May and October Financial Statement ( Actual Valuation ........... $9,000,000 1 Asuetsed Valuation 1,800,000 Total Bonded Debt, including this iue .. $247,000 Sinking; Fund . .. , .'. 3,600, Net Debt .... .$243,409 Population, 8,200 .".', ,'7.;(:; Price 100 and Accrued Interest to Yield 6; . The Omaha Trust Co.l The Progressivc-Contervalive Trust Cq. UPDIKE - We Specialize in the Careful Handling of Orders f ot Grain and Provisioi A i FOR FUTURE DELIVERY IN All Important Markets WE ARE ChUafe Board f TrUt St. Loul Merchant Enchant Milwaukee Cham Commerce ' Kanaaa City Board of Trade MinneapeUt Chamber el Cammtrce Sioux City Beard ef Trad Omaha Grain Exchaag . WE OPERATE OFFICES " OMAHA. NEB. CHICAGO, ILL. GENEVA. NEB. LINCOLN NEB. . SIOUX CITY. 1A. DES MOINES. IA. HASTINGS, NEB. OLDREttE, NEB. MILWAUKEE. WIS. ATLANTIC, IA. HAMBURG, I A. All el Use. efHeae are connected with each other by private wire. W ar operating Iarg up-to-daU terminal alevatora In tha 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 offices when wanting to BUY or SELL eny kind of train. " W SOLICIT YOUR Consignments of AH Kinds of Grain to OMAHA, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE eod SIOUX CITY Every Car Receives Careful Personal Attention The Updike Grain Company THE RELIABLE CONSIGNMENT HOUSE ' " . " J Local Stocks and Bonds ' STOCKS. Bid. Rurgeta-NsHh pfd. 1931-41.... 17 Xldrvdge-R.yiiold Co. I per cent pfd 1 7 Flrmont Cruain. pfd , II Obtch Food Prud. eld T Oowh M. ft X. t per cent lfd. It tl Goodyear Tire -ft Rubber Co,. 7 per cent 1st pfd 11 Harding Cream I per cent pfd. 14 Lincoln T. ft T, Com. per ct 14 Lincoln Trac. Co. p. e. pid Lion Bonding ft Surety Co. Omaha .' ... ' Neh. Power Co T p. c. pfd Nicholas Oil pfd. W. bonus., 10 Om. ft Co. B. Ht Ry. pfdV... It Omaha Flour Mill. 7 p. 0. pfd. .... Pm Mon ft Uallaghtr. 7 p. r. pfd '. tl So. city Yaids I p. c. pfd M. E. Smith Dry Good 7 per cent pfd. till ...... 9 M. K. Smith Building Co. f per cent pfd , tt Thompaon-Belden Co. 7 per rent pfd 91 Ur.ion Stock Yard. Om tt BONDS. Aimour ft Co. 7s. 1930 11 Hurt. Washington Drain. 6, 1921-34 Dundee Paving 1., 1110 .... tt 1'riMiiont Joint Bluvk Land Bank 6 .... It - Hill Bldg. 6, 1121-90, par ct. .. New Stat. Tel. I., 1916. Boo City ,, ft Omaha Athletic 6., 1931..... Om. ft Co. U. St Ry. 6s. 1928. 70 Sinclair Conaol. Oil 7, 1926, tl A.ked. lot lit to tt lot..' 11 100 14 II I It II ' 1 61 tt 111 It JO0 . tl tt II lt It 1.40 . . tt New York Sugar. New York, Aug. 10. Raw Sugar Eayl v. etntrlfugal, 15.26c refined, auloti fin granulated unchanged. The early market for auger future waaj very quiet and'th. undertone wa. easier, reflecting the wea'4 spot market. At noon December, the only month ,trdd lr. during th afternoon, waa II point lower. Sugar future closed easier; sales, 1,000 tens; September. 12.60c: Ovtnber, ll.lOc; December, 12.16c; January, 10.95c; March, 10.00c - ; . Turpentine and Boats. Savannah. Oa., Aug. t. Turpentine J Firm 11.68: sales, 403 bbl..; receipts, 191 bbls.; shipment., 1,466 bbl..; atock, 11,691 bbl. ' ; ' Rosin Firm: sale.. 131 cask.: receipt, 1,201 casks; shipment., 4,121 casks; .tock, 36,960 cask.. Quotf : B, I12.00ffl2.60; D, T, F. O. U, I, K. M. N, WO. WW, Hl.7601l.ll. Do You Know How to Mako . " Big Profits " in Foreign Exchange? . GERMAN MARKS ! FRENCH FRANCS ITALIAN LIRE - Writ lor Circular X-16 Crossman, S Herman Co. Foreign Bond and Foreign Exchange 7 Pino Street, New York City .SERVICE 8 MEMBERS OF- Si u