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THE -BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25. 1920.
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FINANCIAL.
Stock! 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.
FOR SALE
ALL OR ANY PART OF $10.
000.00. FIVE-YEAR 8 PER
CENT GOLD COUPON
NOTES. ISSUED BY ONE OF
OMAHA'S OLD AND WELL
ESTABLISHED MANUFAC
TURING COMPANIES. HAV
ING NET ASSETS MORE
THAN FIVE TIMES 11 S LIA
BILITIES. T NEED READY
CASH AND WILL SACRIFICE
THESE NOTES TO 7IFI.D
THE PURCHASER 10 PER
CENT. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY TO PUY A
SHORT-TERM INVESTMENT
RIGHT. BOX A-72, OMAHA
BEE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
,TOU WANT Til EM. THAT IfOUSF.?
Want quirk . action? Just . try us.
Call Trier 40.
OSBORNE RE.l.TT CO.. 430 Bee Bldir.
HAVE BlffEna with slno "casli down.
List with US, R. F. O'trv Co.. 24l-
Ann Aa. Nerth Omaha Iteallors.
Colfax Hi. .
-B. G. SOLOMON .mr
212 Karbath Blk. .D.u-AilJL-To
buy or will Omaha Real Estate sec
FOWLER & M'DONALD,
1129 City Nt't ysnk Bldg. to ur. ! 4J 8 .
W. G. SHRIVER JST
1047-9 Omaha Nat. Bank Bid r. I).l -1 1.
HAVE Inoulriea r homes; do you want
to sell your property? List ft with C.
A. Grlmmel, Omaha riari Bann Biog.
AAVR buyers wAtli $5 cash down, i.ist
with. us. St. T. llaty Co., 2404-04 Ames
Ave. North Oir-eha Realtors. ColfaT 175.
WANT t or l-mm house. Call evenings.
Walnut 4M7. , ,. -
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
i . aiO-ACRB. farm . In Montana, best of soil
and level, to exchange for hotel in
Omaha or Council Bluffs. Cash price,
I1S.J09. Box A-7. Omaha Bee.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
Own Your Own Home
Just Completed
"?67 South SM fit., 5 rooms, two
stories, oak finish on first floor, natural
Plna and ..white enamel on second;
built-in buffet, cupboard, etc: price,
$7.SI.
3055 South till St.; 5 rooms, sleeping
rooms on second floor; oak, natural pine
and white enamel finish; nicely deco
rated; price, $7. $00.
304 South I2d fit.: 8 rooms and sun
parlor; nlrelv finished with built-in
. buffet, bookcase, etc.: price, $7,850.
S!83 South S2d fit.; 8 rooms all on one
floor; plastered attic, oak finish, built
in features; price. $.350.
These houses are all frame and atucco
exterior finish; loeated In a homo own
. Ing community; paved - streets, one
- block to Hanscam park car line.
C. G. Carlberg,,
SI 2 Brandeis Tn. Bldg.
.Douglas r,5.
Corner On 16th Street
Two-storv building, southeast corner
16th and Burt, 66x66, renting at $1,200
per year.
. . W. H. Gates,
I7 Om. Nafl Bank Bldg. Doug. 1284.
iVAl.SH-EI.MER . CO.. Realtors, Real
Estate. Investment, Insurance, rient-
als. Tyler.1536. 233 Securities Bldg.
INVESTIGATE Proven Exchange System;
results guaranteed. Chaa. Meth, Fatt r
eon Blk. - D. 104H.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
Vacant Property.
TTPO LOTS, one corner other .loin ins. 5
feet and 45 feet frontage. West I.awn
addition, 6 1st and Plcord. one block from
Center. Here's a bargain for soma one
If Interested. Tyler 482.
REAL ESTATESUBURBAN.
Benson.
Owner Says Sell
$1,000 POWX, BALANCE MONTHLY
. Five-room, strictly modern, nearly
new bungalow, located in the very new
est, best part of Benson: all on one
floor; extra large living room and din
ing room; with two bedrooms and bath;
finished In oak: dandy little kitchen
- , with built-in features; full cement base
ment, furnace heat; nlie floored attic;
east front lot. Price Ja.ToO a real bar-
: Payne Investment Co.,
"- ' Omaha National Bank Bldg. Dg. 1781.
Ask for JIr Gibson. Evenings call Col
fax 3227. ;
' Dundee.
DUNDEE
" Six-Room House
With double garage, well located
, on one of the finest corners; fceau
. tiful lawn, shade trees, shrubs and
flowers. House is in perfect con
dition inside and but. First floor
- has large living room with fire
place, den, dining room and kitch
en. Second "floor has three bed
1 rooms and bath; oak and enamel
fiinish. The best buy in Dundee
; for $11,500. Shown only by ap
pointment. Call Grant Benson,
.Tyler 3540 days; Walnut 1580 eve
nings. ; '
DUNDEE
A beautiful, new, 5"-room, bun-
'gilow home in Dundee for only
$1,000 down, balance monthly; oak
and enamel finish; tiled bath and
- kitchen floors; high grade plumb
ing' fixtures; .rooms all nice sue;
. ample closet ' room; stairway to
large attic- Call .Walnut 5432 this
, evening; Douglas 7412 days. Ask
for Mr. Coie
'y FORCED TO SACRIFICE Two swell
"Y pressed brick fUt buildings, facing on
I . I etreefe. walking distance, west. In
,V Come over . per year. Need the
-'V nwnw gbt. www4n make their
own terms. Box Y-U2S. Omaha Bee.
Plumbing and Heating
- Engineers
The Shop Hut pAy Ytto Seryke
- Henningson
PLUMBING AND HEATING CO.
DoutVu 1431. 324 Se. 19th St.
t r : : :
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
Dundee Home, $10,000
Owner leaving city. Quick posses
sion, 7 rooms. 2 stories and attic, fin
taned In quarter-sawed oak. 1st floor;
hot water heat: Built by aspen carpen
ter contractor tor his home. In excel
lent condition. A bnlldlnc suitable for
Kara on rar at lot.
FOWLER & M 'DONALD,
REALTORS,
1150 City Xat'l Bk. Bids. V. Hit.
DUNDEE.
Double corners. Bid and Farnasa, IM
and Isard. Priced rhrht. Alfred Thomas,
First Rational Bank.
Florenci
NETHAWAT, Suburban
prop' ty. CoL 1401.
South Side.
Wlt.l. lease 6-room house far J months.
414S'V. '
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
Cathedral District
Price ? ? ,
Owner transferred from city and
will listen to any and all offers.
Sivon rooms and bath. Quarter
sawed oak woodwork and floors
In living; room, den, dining room.
Three1 bedrooma and bath above.
I we of which are finished In birch
and one white enamel. East front,
large garage. See It, then mike
your offer.
WALSH-ELMER CO.,
REALTORS,
Tyler 153.
333 Securities Bldg.
Stucco Residence
This house la of unusual construction,
being atucco over solid brick. It la about
six years old and tho floors and finish
are of the, choicest oak. Arrangement
very complete In every detail, having
flreplarf larjte wunronm, living ' room
. 27 ijxlG. gnod-slzed dining room with
solid oak built-in bnffer.
The bedrooms are large nnd well ven
tlrttcU. Front bedroom across front of
house with French doors to open porch,
cloit with window and electric light.
Jfcnith" bedroom lSxla with lavatory.
Sleeping' porch has combination win
dows and full south exposure. Ifs well
worth investigating1 If you want a real
home. Will make it easy to buy for a
good party.
Alfred Thomas,
KKAl.TOl!,
AIM First National Bank Bldg.
BRAND NEW
FIVE ROOMS '
Story and a half frame house.
Excellent location in Bemis I'ark
district. PaTed street one block
to car. House is finished in oak
and enameL .with oak floors
tliroughout; tastily decorated and
complete in every detail. - A real
, snap at the price. $6,750. Shown
by appointment. .Call Grant Ben
son, days. Tyler 3540; evenings.
Walnut 1580.
New West Farnam Home
-'Beautifully finished six-room, two
story strictly up-to-the-minute home;
mahogany finish first floor, white
enamol second: sitnroom, sleeping porch,
oak floors; centrally located on 33d St.
near Dodge: paving all paid. Price only
$10,800. For appointment phone
OSBORNK RrJALTY CO.,
4.1 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 46.
t-n0OM just completed, S029 Hamiltort
St. Price $8,000.00. Small payment
down, balance easy terms. Nona better
for (he money, phono owner and build
er, Harney 937 or Harney J1I5. -' ' .
FOR SALE By owner, house of S rooms
and bath, modern, In good location.
Torm if necessary. Harney 4838.
J. B. nOBlSON", . ral estate arid Inveat-
.rnenf. 443 Bee Bldg. Douglas 09T.
BENSON & J1EYKRS CO.. 434 Om. Nat'L
North.
HALF ACRE and 8-R.
HOUSE BLOCK S FROM
: CAR-$7,500
' ' Near 'Miller Park, we have a
well-built, ,8-roorh modern home,
in good condition; too large for
present owner. Living troom ar
rangement with extra. bedroom on
the dirst floor; three bedrooms and
bath 2d floor. Garage for -two
cars; House is well built and this
is good value; half cash.
GLOVER & SPAIN, .
918-20 CityNaB.-nk. Doug. 2850:
BETTER BUYS NOW"
We can offer ymi a selection of five
good hom ranging from $?.900 to
sS.OOO on terms. They will Cost .more
'thte fall.
. R. F. CLARY CO.,
NORTH- OMAHA EB.VT.TORS.'
.3104-OG AMRR. COLFAX 175.
Miller Park
Porch, stucco pillars, 2x8 lattice
work. 2 porch lights, kitchen
bujft-iit work table,' ice box room,
solid porcelain sink; dining- room,
5 large windows; living room, very
large cozy nook; stairs have a gen
tle incline, hidden by lattice work;
tile floor and base tub' in bath
room; plenty of. closets. $8,250;
$1,000 cash. 6310 N. 32d St. Go
see it. Call Mr. Mead, Douglas
7412:
BUILT FOR A HOME
Oak finish, hot-water heat, sink and
toilet in basement, large vestibule, llv
Ing room, dining room on first floor and
a kitchen worth while. Four good bed
rooms and bath on Id floor. Large at
tic. Located on dandy south front lot.
Only two blocks to !4th car line, paving
all paid, house-In best of condition, is
built right. Can sell as low as (7,608
with about H cash.-
R. F. CLARY CO.,
NORTH OMAHA REALTORS.
3404-06 AMES. COLFAX 17S.
FOR COLORED
PEOPLE
3S63 Miami St., good 6-room house in
fine condition all ready to move In,
must be sold at once, price (3,169. Don't
fail to see this right away, some one
is bound to get a bargain.
S. P. BOSTWICK & SON,
400 Peters Trust Bldg.
DANDY NORTH SIDJ! BUNGALOW
Located 1 block to car line on State
St., corner lot. oak In main rooms, mod
ern throughout. Price for Quick sale
only $4,000 with $i00 down. Balance
monthly.
R. F. CLARY CO.,
NORTH OMAHA REALTORS.
404-06 AMES. COLFAX 175.
Sherman Ave. Bungalow
. Five large rooms and bath, all on
one floor; choice oak finish: an addi
tional room finished off In attic; double
garage; good lot; half block to car.
Price 13,200. ' Some terms.
OSBORNE REALTY CCh,
430 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 4l.
$2,250 LOOK $2,250
A 5-room cottage with city water,
sewer, toilet, electric light, lot 601J,
- small barn, shade and fruit.., Price,
12.250, terms to right party. See US
quick for it will go fast.
S. P. BOSTWICK & SON,
400 Peters T;rnst Bldg.
PRAIRIE PARK DISTRICT.
Beautiful - seven-room, all-modern
home, garage, paving paid. Can offer
for ?7.&60- Some terms te right party.
R. F.' CLARY.
- SORJH OMAHA REALTORS.
2404-06 AMES. COLFAX 1TJ.
Omaha Real Estate and Investments.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
?t Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler 4889.
WEST FARNAM. 8.S0 At tli No. J8th
Ave: brick, and stucco, with 1 bathe.
. Quick possession. D. C Patterson. Doug.
a47.- ' .
A I'BW homes and lots for. sale In Park
weed addition; a safe placf for Invest
nient.". NorTis & Xnrrls. Douglas 427.
ii'OS SEWARD ST. 1500 makea the first
payment on this part modern house.
I CK'Sb. Ida St Wg. Doug, iOO.
Live Stock ,
v, Omahs, Aug. 14. ".
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 10. 717 4..H o4,S
Estimate Tuesday.... 6,000 7.204 300
3 days his wk 32.717 11.681 fs5
Same day heat wk. ..18,::05 11,425 7M)i
Same day 3 wka age. 6.637 13.61 51,344
Same day 3 wks. ago. 13,131 17,160 51,450
Same day year ago.. 41.365 16.263 6,291
.' Receipts and disposition ef live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, Omaha, .Neb,,
for 34ihoujrs ending at 3 o'clock p. m.,
August 21, 1920:
;. RECEIPTS CARS.
" Horses and
Cattle Kegs Sheep Mules
Wabash 3 I
Missouri Pacific .... . . 1
Union Pacific 64 3t 94 C
f. N. W., east .. 3 411
C. V X. W.. west ... : S 4 ....
C, St. P.. M. O. . . 3 1
C, B. Q.. east-. ... 7 3 1 ....
C, B. & west .. 4 ,7 27 . ....
C, K. 1 A P., east .. 1U It ....
C R. I. P.. west .... 3
Ihit ols Central 1 i
Chi. Ot AVeaU 1 1 .
Total Receipts ..237 - 116 L47 2
DISPOSITION'.
Cattle Hogs Sheep
Morris & Co S42 934 974
Swift ft C l,r.07 S7J 6,064
Cudahy Packing Co. ..1,304 1,804 3,2t;2
Armour & Co 1,037 2"1 4.24J
Wolf Co. 136 v.
J. M. Murphy ... 4.O04 ...
J.i! coin Pack. Co 21
Ogden Packing Co 193
Higglrs Packing Co. ., 47
John Roth a. Sons .... 47
Mayerowtch Vail .... 1 30
Glassherg ' 7 ... ...
P. ODea 1! ,
Wisnn Co 153
W. B. Van Sant Co. . . 176)
Bnnton Van Sant ....
tr. Hill & Co
F. P. Lewis 141
Huntzinger Oliver . 3 ...
J. B. Root & Co .414
J. H. B'llla .214
R. M. Burruss & Co. . . 10
Rosenstock Bros. "13
F. O. Kellog 2--
Werthelmer & Dfgen .. 487 . . .-.
Elite ft Co. 11.
Sullivan Bros 77 ... ...
A. Rothschild 181
Mo.-Kan. C & C. Co. . . 1i
E. G. Christie 154
Baker : --H
.loan llarvcy 9S3
Jeiaen A Lundsren . . . '. S3
Deanis . T'rancla 31
Omaha Packing Co. . . . 13 ... ' ...
Midweat Packing Co.
Co. . . J
Smllev 40
Other buyers .......... 3.96S
21.063
Total 13.K4 8,213 34,544
t non hrt or 10.700 lass lluin yesterday's
official figure. For the two days 4.00
more have boen vn tnan tne same urn
!.- hnf 19.006 less than for the same
time last year. Only a few scattering
loads ef corn feds were on hand and they
sold readllv at figures steady to strong.
TOP Was S1U.OW. , biuil ,. .-.
Irregularly sgln thia morning with some
salesmen caning ine raaiwi ,....-.
... . . . . . . .t..,l, h-u u hnell.
Foeders were generally steady, especially
e - . , 1 ...... . ,m nM,t vfrfflrn steers
L u me 1-1 1 tr 1 j " - -
old on about an unchanged basis.
Quotations on catue; i-,"--beeves,
?16.0f 17.00; good te choice
beeves, 15.0016.06: fair to good beeves,
13.eoMS.OO: common to fair- .beeves,
1V9(W13.60; choice to prime yearlings,
16. 66.13114.35: good to choice year tngs.
t.0(S14.60; rail- to goo 'jr m,
$7.013.04: choice to prime cows, 68.25 ff
00; good to ehoica cows, $7.!SigS.2o: is r
tn -rood cows. $5.607.00; common to fair
cows. 3.6Ofl5.06; choice to prime feeders,
31I.0iaU.O; good to choice feeders,
S.26i9.25; common to fair feeders. 66.0J
tfS.Zo; gooa to rrnwi-c B,w,j,kc2 "'J
10.06; fair to good stockers. ?-0Jg'
Common to -lair stockers. .50!.9O,
. . , . . .nc r ' -..I.- cows.
STOCK netiers, . v 1 u . ft ,
64.66i5.76: stock calves. $5.508.60; veal
calves, an.euis'iu.wv; uun. -
66 041 11.0: choice to prime grass beeves,
. . . - - . .a. 1 - - .k.ln. .r - J I1B.V..
31 I.ZBOT LZ.flU J ISOOli LQ 1.MU,' O .'.
l0.00(if 11.25; fair to good grass beeves,
7.56 6.76; Meiicane. 7.76o 9.00.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
BEKF STRKRS.
v. -Xv Pr. No. Av. , Fr.
: IMS' 'glS 4i 29.... 1234 $13 Se
S6...i...134t. 1140. , 20..,. .L234; J354
WESTERN CATTLE.
----- T.'lV.i- - ,
37 fdis..l024 38.00 IT cows. .1003 36 So
eoraaii
14 fdrs.'.Sil $9.25 . 14 fdrs..!66 68.50
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
MTN.VE LUSA homes and lots offer the
best' .epportuntty to invest yur lumcj.
- t'nnne- jyicr isi.
South.
. : Field Club Home
This desirable J-toryi7-room, modern
house has . living room, dining room.
. ,1, ., ,, l,tt.Vicn l&t
large eren wr nor,; w... --
,',floor: 3 bedrooms, sleeping' porch, hath.
ttoor: o iimn .w"4;
floor; white enamel finish, maple floors,
2d floor. Built about 6 years, garage,
cement drive; high, sightly lot: fine
.!,.!' tt-wn. On 36th 8t. near Mason.
1 Price $10,000. Reasonable' terms.
Quick possession. t tt-
FOWLER & M DONALD,
REALTORS..
rllv Nafl Bk. Bldg. Dg..1426.
' Frame building, 16 rooms, arranged
for t apartments; income $175 per mo.;
$8T.56s $4,600 cash, mortgage on-balance.
Estate must be sold et once. D. C. Al-
drlch. lie sontn -stn o
FOR SALE 4-rom house 191 Sou
jjst. ITlce an. iirei 4..-
Mitcelianeous.
AT LAST A BARGAIN
This beautiful home, situated In a
most desirable part or uunaoe, is offered
today for the first time. The house is
ef stucco and consist of a large recep
tion halt, large living room with fire
place, large, sunny dining room, break
fast room, kitchen, ice box room and
pantries. There l . combination sta r
from breakfast room and also Mack stair
from the kitchen. Upstairs there are 4
bedrooms. 3 of which are unusually large
and light, and an open sleeping porcn
with awntnga and a large tiled bath; ex
cellent plumbing. On the 3d floor there
are two finished rooms besides store
rooms, closets, etc. The basement Is
divided into furnace, laundry, fruit and
storage rooms, cistern which provide
soft water for laundry purposes, excel
lent hot water heating plant. The first
floer is finished in beautiful quarter
sawed white oak with quarter-sawed oak
floors up and down. There are awnings
for 3 sides of the house, also storm win
dows and screens. The ground is 160x
185 and has nice shrubbery and several,,
kinds or iruit. 'mis nous is wortn tnu
price asked and will be sold in short
order, so If you sre looking for honest
value don't fail to call us for appoint
ment. Shown by appointment only.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
REALTOR. . ;
Doug. 46. S13-17 City National Bk. Bldg.
Only $500 Cash
An absolutely new. stucco 'bun
galow, five nice rooms and bath;
.oak finish; full cemented- base
ment; yard seeded; sewer,, -water,
gas, pavement, etc., all paid for.
Possession at once. Call Walnut
5373 or Douglas 7412. Ask for Mr.
Grant.
HAVE YOU $450?
Just $430 cash and monthly pay
ments buys a fine 5-room, all
modern bungalow. Act .quickly.
Call Mr; Stackhouse, Dg. 1434 or
Tyler 3I3t evenings.
For Sale, $3,500 .
Seven-room house, .not modern,'
. good well, fine south front lot;
convenient to school and car.
:. Don't miss this. Walnut 127.
FIVE ACRES To settle an estate, can of
fer 5 acres, with good seven-room house:
full basement, with furnace; good sheds
and barns; -3 acres tn corn: on 50th
Street south of Center; for 64.060; $2,500
. down, balance easy terms. - -Osborne
Realty Co., 430 Peter Trust Bldg. Tyler
466.
IF you want a six-room strictly mod
ern noint; in a aesiraDie nciguoor
hood, with either on' or two lots,
on terms, call Larse at uoiif. 4i
Real est:
sells, re
a
Mb.W., aells. rent.
Mil llUWM. lit Bf SU StlUlM
Market,-Financial and Industrial News' of the Day
Bonds and Notes
' Bonds and note quotations furnished by
Peters rust company.
' . ' -1 Appro.
Bid. Asked. Tield
AlW. T. X T. s, 1J24 I 2's .0
do 1925.. , . 5' 96 6.95
Am. Tob. a;o. 7s.ra32.... 99, 9''4 7.16
do Ul3.'V....V 99' 99? 7.10
Anaconda Cop. Ss. l!29.. 69 . 90 7J60
Ang.-Irtnch ex. 6s,. 1620. 99 99H 6.60
Armour-7s, 1930 957s 9t?t 7.5
Belgian 'Gov. 6s. 1925.... 90 93 8.7
do 7'is. 1945 7H 7i 7.7
Beth. Steel 7s, 1922 8' 7 i0
do 1923 Si 7 .4Ti
British 5',is. 1929........ 84", 8j 7J5
do 6Ha, 1921 : 9's 6 .40
C. B. & Q. 4s. 1921 94', 944, 10.69
Can. iov. 5s. 121..... 7, 96 7.60
d'l 61.8, 1929 1 Sl! 6.80
C. C. C. & St. 1.. 6s.-129 H4'i 65 S.40
Cud. Pack. Co. 7e,'l23.. 97 8 7.73
Goodrich 7s. 1925 2i 2 6.00
Jap. G0Y.'-.lsfiis, 1925.. 71U 71 13 20
- do Is. 1931 So 5H 11.10
Ugt.' Myers 6s, 1921... 97,' 9,7'-, 7.80
Proct. Cain. 7s, 1922.. 9, 99i 7.10
do 1923 99i 99S, 7.10
Swift Co. 6s, 1921 97 97-, 8.25
Swiss Gov.' 6s, 19-40 103 102, 7.75
Inion Pacific s, 1928.... 97'i 6.45
Wilson conv. 6s, 1928.... S3 84 8.70
18 cih..79S 37.2S
J. A. Jenkins
!1 yrlgs..80 I9.S0
IDAHO.
Xo. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
27 fdrs..l024 $3.00 11 cows. 1463, $6.23
SOUTH DAKOTA.
No. Av. Pr. Xo. Av. Pr.
16hfrc..Sl7 $7.00 6 sirs,. .860 - $8.09
NEBRASKA.
Xo. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
14fdrs..7l J9.25 14fdrs..S66 8.50
21 yrlgs.89 9.50
Hogs ArrlvsH of hogs amounted to
7,2(10 head and the market was active
from the start to finish, with shippers
furnishing an outlet for a good share of
tho offerings. Prices paid hy shippers
were fullv steady, with packers putting
up their droves ati a decline of lofrlac,
quite a few of packing hogs moving en
outside orders. Bulk of the receipts
changed hands at 13.8514.2o, with
prime 260-pound hops making a top of
t 4.8.". the same ss yesterday.
No Av Price No. Av. Price
58 347 13.95 I 4 327... .13.75
3 70 13.90 9 235... .13.96
69 3;0 14.00 45 276 14.10
54 246 14.1R , M 27! 14.35
74 230. ...14.36 : S9 1 74 . . . . 1 4.50
73 246 14.60 30 190 4.73
64 274 14.65
Sheep and lambs: All classes of sheep
and lambs, both fat and feeder grades,
sold on a fssr market today at prices
that were me.itly a quarter higher. B
cniots wer fairly liberal amounting to
35,000 head. Fat lambs reached $12.75,
some good fat ewes sold up to $7.00. and
ifH wethers were wanted up to $7.50
7.73: good to choice yearlings are qnotable
around $6.23(86.75. Demand for feeders
was very broad with almost as many
country buycx,in attendance as yesterday.
Desirable fefding lambs moved at $12.23
(6112.75. selling as high as the killers,
tiood feeding ewes were In fair request
around 5.004S.j).
Quotations on sheep: Fat range lambs.
S1l.504j12.73; feeding lambs, $11.25ift)
12.75: cull lambs, $8.604r1.50: yearlings,
$S.60S."3: feeding yearlings, 67.508.50;
wethers, f.757.T6: ewes, $5.5067.00:
feeding ewes. $4.25iQ6.25: ewes, culls and
canners. $1.00'3.RO.
FAT EWES.
Xo. . Av. Price
181 Wvo. . . . 169 $6.60
FEEDER EWES.
187 Wyo 95 $4.56
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago. Aug. 24. Cattle Receipts.
8.000 head: active: average 25c higher on
good and choice steers and yearlings; top,
$17.60; buik good snd choice, all weight,
3I5.801T.40; grassy kinds slow; steady,
$9.00914.50: good cows stronger, $9.75
10.50: medium kinds, 7.009.50; canners,
$4.001)4.75: steadv. Bulls strong to S5c
higher: bologna, $3.50 JT7.00; handy butch
er steady: calves closing strong. 66c to
31.00 advance over Monday: good and
choice veslers. 315.06 16.00; stockere
jlrcng to 2,5c higher.
Hogs Receipts. 25,000 head: opened
steady to 10c lower; closing 133c lower;
lights off least; packing sows off most;
early oo. $15.60: bulk light and butchers.
J14.1515.45: hulk packing sows, $13,753
14.00; pigs 25456e higher; bulk desirable
kinds, $13,751$ 14.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 14.400.hesd;
active; lambs, 25g60o higher, mostly later,
good western. $1.3.40913.60: feeders, $12.76
snd down: part load choice native. (13.50;
hulk native, $11.012.S0: range. wetWers,
$7.407.65; good to best ewes, $7.60Q7.54.
Sioux City Lire Stock.
Sioux Cttv, la.. Aug. '24. Cattl Re
ceipts, 1,700 head; market steady to
strong: beef steers fatrlv ciod, $13.00
14.00; common f"d, $9.0012.50; fed year
lines. $9.00(916.25; errass steers,. $6.58
10.50? grasa cows. $3.503.00: fat cows
snd 'helfars, $6.0012.0: canners, $4.no$tr
5.O0: vealeraV .411.4M: common catves,
4.00?f 8.00: feeders. $7.50 10.50; stock
era. $6.50i!JS.60: feeding cow.T, $4.00
5.50: stock heifers, S4.004J)6.60.
. Hoars- Receipts, 4.500 head: market S5n
lower: light. $14.0fl(J14.: mixed. $13.75
f!4.25: rough, $l?i-23jf 13.73; bulk of sales,
$13.50(314.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 'BOO head;
market strong.
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City. Mo.. Aug. ?4. Cattle Re
ceipts, 23,000 bead: beef steers snd butcher
stock, steady to weak: other class! gen
erally steady: early top steers. $16.00: sho
stock mostly $8.56f.50; top veRlcrs,
$13.50; bulk good and choice, $12.00
$13.00.
Hogs Receipts, 8.500 head: light and
medium. 54J10c lower; others. $1025c
lower; bulk light and medium, $14.85
15.05: bulk heavy, $14,404? 14.60 ; top,
$15.60. '
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 8,000 head;
fat classes. ' 25Ji50c higher: best ewes,
$7.00: -native lambs. $12.00: ITtahs, $13.00;
feeding lamhs, 25&50c higher; Arizona
feeders. $11.75.
St. Joseph Live Stork.
St. Joseph, Mo Aug; 34. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3,000 head: steers slow, steady
to weak: sleers. $9,00416.26; cows and
heifers. $4.00p15.59: calves, $6.00013.00.
Hogs Receipts, 4.010 head: msrket 10
20c lower; top, $15.05; bulk of sales,
$14.00fi16.00. .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6.000 head:
market active to 60c higher; ewes, $6,00
S?7.00;' lambs, .tll.E013.Ot.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga.. Aug. 24. Turpenllne
Sleady. $1.41: sales, 150 barrels: receipts,
iio barrels: shipments, 170 barrels; stocks.
9,729 barrels. ,
Rosin Steady: sales, 652 casks; receipts,
-j"2 casks; stock. 41.017 casks. Quote:
B D E F G H 1 K 'M X WG WW, lS.47ViI
Sugar Market.
Sugar futures closed steady: sales. 1.090
tons: September, 11.70c; October. 11,65c;
December. 11.60c; January, 10.50c; March,
10.00c.
Weekly Bank Clearance
Bank clearings in the United States for
the week ending August 19, reported by
telegraph to Bradstreet's Journal, New
York, aggregate $7,621,486,000, against
$7,606,970,000 last week and $7,694,178,000
In this week las year. Canadian clearings
aggregate $275,508,000, as sgainst $282,
836,000 last week and $219,536,000 In this
week last year. Following are the returns
for this week and last, with percentages of
change shown this week as compared with
this week last' year:
August. 16 August 1!
New Tork $,O97.5C9,00O $,158,570,000
Chicago 606,954.000 693.261,000
Philadelphia .. 482,798.000 446,853,000
Boston 347,639,000 324,265,000
Kansas City... 165,953,000 239,850.000
St. Louis...... 163.076.000 1S5 202000
San Francisco.. 124,800,000 148.600.000
Pittsburgh 163,194.000 164,084,000
Cleveland 143.078.00O 121,728,000
Detroit 146.662,000 118,07,000
Baltimore .... 95,094,000 95.704,000
Atlanta 55,983.000 49,975,000
New Orleans... 60,989,000 61,075,000
Cincinnati .... 66.996,000 65,841,000
Richmond .... 66.496,000 49.274.000
Omaha " 57,073,000 60,238,000
Los Angeles... . 79,96(1,000 74,012.000
Minneapolis ... 78,570,000 . 72,298.000
Seattle r 39.293,000 37.610,000
Buffalo : 46,925,000 42.744,000
Portland,. Ore.. 36, 128,000 36,128,000
Dallas ........ 30.010,000 21,03,000
Denver 34,920,000 34,920,000
Milwaukee .... 34,307,000 34,343,000
Memphis 26,266,00O 20,256,000
Houston 29,998,000 25,371,000
St. Paul........ 21,879,000 - 20,43,006
Louisville ' 28,640,000 28.616,000
Fort Worth... , 20,245,000 21,075,000
St, Joseph..... ' 14,384,000 - 16,933,000
Nashville 22.909,000 24.235,000
Salt Lake City. 14.326,000 13,440,000
Wssh'ton. D. C. 15.901.000 16,688,000
Indianapolis ,. 19,242.000 80.722, 000
Toledo 14.430.000 16.821,000
Columbus ' 14.902,000 - 1 5,686,000
Oklahoma .... ' 33.768,000 31,667,000
Wichita 16,725,000 15,690,000
Providence .... ,; 11.409,000 13,286,000
Des Moines.... 10,766,000 11.224,000
Spokane. ...... 13.268.600 11.698.000
Norfolk 1 4.259.000 10.968,000
Sioux City 7,959,000 7,838,000
Tulsa . 1S.3ll.e0 13,310.009
Rocheter-' .v.. - 10.074.O00 10.074,00
Savannaa ...i ... t.W.4)W 7.594,00
Akrem -1.MS.M . 658.00
Oakland l.4.f4 . .: 1,74.
Hartford 8,384,000 6.422,000
ToUl. V. S....I7,.l,tl6,000 T.0.70.000
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Chirac) Tribaae-Oauha Be Leased Wire.
Chicago, Aug. 24. Buyers' were
more disposed to take hold of the
grains and the markets had a sold
out appearance. Values,' responded
more readily .to the effects of mod
erate buying early and, a covering
movement set. in, .vhich developed
large- proportions ;late in the day.
Prices closed at the too. Wheat led
the advance after being the leader
on the break the previous day and
closed with gains of Sc on Decem
ber aud'3c on March. September
corn gained 3 l-2c and distant de
liveries 2 to 21-4c: oats had a bet
ter tone and gained 1 l-4c to 13-4c,
while rye moved up 3 l-2c to 5c and
barley 3 l-2c.
With light receipts in winter wheat
markets, higher cash premiums and gexl
export buying of cash and futures, tho
weak spots developed in the market early
were of short duration. The selling was
rot of a charachter to hold prices down
in the face et concentrated buying and
prices advanced 6i to 7o. from the low
point and closed at the top with December
2.?zi to $2.3.1 and March $2.31. forc
ing of March to a discount under Decem
ber was due' to selling by houses, who
have been the best buyers of late and
were closing spreads. The big buying
was by Armour Grain Co., Jackson, Sim
ons- uay, unomson-Mcivinnen ana i.ogan
Bryan. The selling was scattered.
Primaries were 1. 134.000 bushel or nearly
one-third of last years'. Export clear
ances were 1,438,000 bushels.
December Wheat Active.
There was considerable exchanging of
Dec-ember here for export account, the
cash being taken to) flit sates aDraao.
The dwniand for cash wheat In all mar
kets was keener with premiums here
192c higher. No. 1 grades Being ns2c
over December with sales of No. 1 red
at $2.4602.50 and No. 1 hard at $2.47
2.50. Hulk of the receipts are being
aniilierl on to arrive sales. Springs ad
vanced 2f6c. Receipts were 72 cars
winter, piehr. cars serins, and 30 cars
mixed. Minneapolis was 5c higher at the
last.
With September corn acting very tight
snd wheat strong, the pit element were
less, disposed to taxe tne setting siuo i
the deferred deliveries of corn. Some
change In sentiment was noted, and many
went long early, selling out toward the
last to secure profits. The continued big
premiums for cash grain and limited re
ceintn were also a factor.
A good part of the' receipts of 63 car
were apptiea to arrive sates. oampiw
values were l2e higher, closing at the
top, with No. 2 yellow around $1.66. Som
increase was noted in country offering,
but this was more than offset by aa im
provement in the oostern demand with
shipping sales of 40,000 bushels.
Oats Strong at Close.
Oats showed more resistance to selling
pressure than of late. Lowest prices were
made earlv and tile highest toward the
last with the close within a fraction of the
top. September and December finished at
the same price, although September was
a shade higher at one time later, after
being at a discount early. Shere was an
inquiry here for oats for export with
sales of 60,000 bushels to the seabeard in
addition to 26,000 bushels- domestic. Saml
pie values were ic higher with No.
3 white 3;H4ijC and' No. 3 white l3o
over September. Receipts ' wero 179 cars.
Demands for cash rye was good with
No. 3 here 17c over September while at
Minneapolis 2022c Over was paid. Ex
port business was said to be under way
at the seaboard, but details were not
given. No. 3 sold at $1.99i.0. Re
ceipts were 18 cars.
A stronger undertone prevailed In bar
lev, although prices were unchanged. De
mand comes mainly from feed dealers and
industries. Some cancellations of pur
chases bv melsteis. Spot sales were at
$1.10 1. 15. Receipts were seven cars.
nt Notes.
One of the most significant features tn
the wheat situation U the fact that around
70 per cent of the 19,965,000 bushels in the
visible supply la at the seaboard and gulf
ports awaiting export. The bulk of the
4,010,000 bushels held at Chicago, St.
Louis, Kansas City and Omahav is under
stood to be sold to the seaboard for ex
port, and awaits transportation.
"Feeders of Danublan states expect ex
ports of grain to increase soon," said
London cable to Simons, Day & Co. "There
seems to be plenty of wheat tn the soutn
ern governments of Rus3la. With the de
feat of the bolsheviki, we expect exports
to increase." -
A Peoria, 111., cash house, asked a Chi
cago lino elevator firm to offer No. J
mixed corn today for leaded te five-day
shipment. -
J. F. Barrett, who had some corn
bought from. Texas, canceled the purchase
today on, account o( .the.-seller being un
able to load the grain due to wet weather.
A leter to IV. G. Press &, Co., from.
a Dallas cash corn man said there was
practically none dry enough tp ship be
fore November 1 without weevil.
September com advanced to 25c over
December today and December gained
slightly on May. Largest sellers of Sep
tember corn and of all grains of late has
been the New. York cotton and stock in
terests, who were active in covering, es,
pecially late in the day. helping the ad
vance. Thomson-McKinnon and Steln-Al-steio
led the, buying of September, - whieh
showed 6?Sc. advance from Monday's low
and December was up 314c.
. Eastern traders who were fee sellers of
oats late last week and early Monday were
the largest buyers today, F. S. Lewis lead
ing. Oats at under 68c do not look so
high as they did. No. 3 white oats that
sold at.tl.29 in July are now.TOc, a loss
of C9c. ....
Restrictions on the movement of grain
to Galveston has been removed;
Board of Trade directors have sent no
tice to the petitioners who asked for a
new clear.ig house system that the rule
must be enanged to permit its adoption.
The fact that there has been no open
curnpeiirive oiaaing ror rasn wneat be
tween tire continent and the British com
mission is resulting In a revival of the re.
cent story that there is a genttemas's
agreement as to the buying. British are
buying Canadian wheat.
-A little export demand for barley was
reported at Minneapolis. Prices there
moved up 24c, but failed to have much
effect at Chicago. ,
World's export of wheat from July 1
to August 21, aggregated 111,445,000 bush
els, against 104,704,000 bushels last year.
Reports to the bureau of crop estlmatts
from 60,000 farmers Indicate that on July
1 there was about 16.6 per cent less hogs.
7.7 per cent less cattle and 3 3 per cent
less sheep than last year.
New York Sugar.
New Tork, Aug. 24. The local market
for raw sugar continued easy and San
Domingos recently arrived were offered
at 10 ',,c c. 1, f. without finding buyers
and it was understood also that a cargo
or two of Porto Rlcos are en route here.
There Is little demand at the moment
for any raws, refiners holding off for an
improvement In the demand for granu
lated. Cubas in port are being offered
at lie. with bids aollolted. .
New York Dry Goods.
New Tork, Aug. 24. Cotton goods were
weak in the dry goods market here today.
The volume of trading was light and in
fluenced greatly by declining cotton mar
kets. Tarns were easy , and quiet and
silks sold in moderate quantities. There
was little new business reported In wool
goods. Jobbers sre doing a light busi
ness, buyers purchssing in small lots.
Butter and Egg in Omaha.
Eggs No. 1, 48c per dosen: No. J,
40c per doaen; cracks. -36C per dozen.
Butter 41c per pound.
New York Coffee. .
New Tork, Aug. 24. Coffee Rio No. 1,
84c Futures steady; September, 7.53c;
December, 8.33c.
Real Estate Transfers
R. A. Newell and wife to Joseph
O. Sherry. 32d St., 60 ft., n. of
Cass St., w. s., 44x60 -. $ 2,400
Albert Forest Blue and wife to
Julia E. Kelley. Grand iva, 280
ft. e. ef 28th are., n. s, 42x139.2 1,6(4
Frank Fedor to Fred Brinkman.
15th st., 120' ft., n. ot Ames ave.,
. w. s., 40x143.... '...-. 1,060
Charles W. Martin and wife to
Fred W. Schaefer et al, Mary st.t
130 ft. w. of 25th ave., n. s.,
44x120 , ISO
Essie Wallace to Grant Howard.
: 49th St.. 48 ft. n. of Nicholas St.,
w. ., 60x126..,..............:... 460
Edith Sanderson, and husband to
George W. Malcolm. Capitol ave.,
34 ft. w. of 27th St., s. s., 13X68 4,7(0
Walter A. Jenness and wife to -
Edith H. Mc.Farland, Miami at..
135 ft. w. of 66th St., n. a., 0x130 5,000
John A. King and wife to Fred
H. Loth, Ellison ave.. 150 ft. w.
of 25th ave., a. s., 100x133.7.... 1
Alberta Cameron and husband to
Clartnda J. Bozell, nw, cor. 34th
' and'Arbor st., 49x133.....: 7,500
3. M. Talcott et al to Sarah Waller,
21st st.. 450 ft. n. of Bancroft St.,
e. s 45x99 3,000
Karel Rranda and wife tn Jose-
phine Minardi, 20th St., 66 ft. n.
of Castelar St.. e. .. 60x111 . . 2,450
Kate Rich and husband to Grace
E, Dowd, ne. cor. 20th and Pratt
sT.. 0x7 J,I09
Paul W. Kuhns and wife to Joe T.
Tomasek, Spencer et,, 100 tu .
ct 37th it., a. i JOxUMweejsl 110
Financial
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
New York, Aug. 24. Short cover
ing played a prominent part today
in bringinjr about strong rallies in
three o'tXfhe major markets, stock,,
cotton aid grain. Whether .there
wereicentained in the flow of buying
order$ ;4 fair amount of .purchases
forrtbft Tise remains to be disclosed
byttlw price record of the next few
week$,Vnt the technical situation of
stocks and cotton for. some time had
forecast recoveries .whenever the
shorts elected to take, part of .their
profits.
Industrial shares had been fluctu
ating for a fortnight in a fashion
which indicated a "sold-out" condi
tion, and the sharp reactions of cot
ton in the last JO days, together with
preceding recessions had carried fu
ture quotations about 12c per pound
below the year s maximum prices.
Wheat futures advanced today be
tween 5c and 6c a bushel, turning
squarely about from the preceding
session s course.
Industrial List Active.
Trading in stocks was centered mainly
in the industrial list, aunuumi n;o
.ri,n ra firm throuEhout the day,
n. -, ..i rt mt the 2 to 4 points
advance in the petroleum, steel, rubber
and miscellaneous atocks occurred in the
last hour- when large buying orders camo
la from a hair dozen commission nousee.
The market being as highly profes
sional as ever in the last two months,
traders who had accumulated shares re
..ntiv in, turn vimcd to feed out of
ferings sparingly when the initial stage
ef the recovery appcarea ana oujrn n.w
, t.iA ttiwu fn. ome Issues. A more sig
nificant development than in the stock
market was the upturn tn railroad bonds,
which imparted a really buoyant tone to
a number, lncrorting natuinore umu
rii,ritna- 6 t:hHaneake A Ohio con
vertible 6s, St. Louis 4e San Franifsco
adjustment s and Income hs ana sea-,
board Air Line adjustment 5s. The risa
of bonds was reflective of a generally
tninrnrori nnsitlon of this market and
railroad issues continued the movement
which had its earliest presentation in the
week following the sward on rreigni rates.
Call money was steady at 7 per cent.
Foreign Trade Stronger.
'The foreign trade figures for July were
received and bore an appearance different
from what financial circles had been leu
to expect from the June report.- The
record indicated that the decline of goods
prices of late had stimulated purchases
bv foreign buvers. here. But the Import
statement showed that business reaction
here, whatever its extent, had not worked
to a marked degree to head off the in
flcw of goods from abroad. The Lnlted
States shipped out $23,600,000 more mate
rials nd finished products than in June
and received $f,00,000 less frpm outside.
Imports were heavy enough, however, to
establish a new high record month with
the exception of June and were $193,000
9 larger in value than in July last year.
The export balance for the month amount
ed tat $117,000,000, compared with $(8,
000.0041 in June.
The trade record lent nothing to ex
planations for-the current declining tend
ency oftn foreign exchanges. Europe
took a large amount of our exports In
July and probablv is continuing to do so
this month, a wltnesVthe extensive ship
ments of grain, but the balancing factor
of imports is also substsntial. Sterling
receded nearly 3e today, the final quota
tion for demand bills being $3.64',4 and
the continental rates moved in sympathy,
except for a slightly steadier tone of
German marks, as compared with yester
day's quotation. .
New York Quotations
Range of prices of the leading stork
furnished by Logan & Bryan, Peters Trust
building:
RAILS.
Monday
High. Low. Close. Close.
L T" fl. C l.'
83
81 i 62
81 i
q-' ' ' ' ' ' '-sail sai; so a! asC
CaltadUJs.. fciti.'.aBi, .i . lis n:
'iste Hii',.Ao
'7"4.
7's ?;
72'4
124i
12
73
6!i
19
25 'i
33'i
73i
70
Ot. Nor. pfd 73
72H 73
Chi. Gt. West S'
Illinois Central.... 86
M., K. A T 'M
K. C. Southern... 19
MiAfAUH Psc'flc... 26
! SH
86
86
64
19
19
26
25'L
KInrthern Pacific. .. 71 4 74
74 H
10i
41 U
C. A K. W....-:..Zl'i
Pennsylvania) .....4Hl. 41
41
Reading
C, R. L P..... S
91 U 01 Hi 92
85s 3 35't
Southern Pacific. 9i'm 3Vi 4'i 9; a
27!
27 27i
r a m. t 'isUsi UU 34
Union Pacific 1195, lis lltt.
Wabash !4 U i
STEELS.
Am "r'm.r A 'dry..m.'13:u 13 131 '4
AllU-Chalmers ...S3 ' ,
Am. Uoco .- i-. "-a "
, a. , f Mti AA AA .fi
t.,j.i r.. unii. loir; 109'A 1..
sarawm 7i7 -iiir rr.ll
75U
Beth, steel uorp.. ''is
135
nuricllile Hteei. . . . .i.v ' i-
37 !i
Am. -ieei run..,
ctiL S71 f!:l h,ta
Mldvale S. & O ... 40a 74 4H 3?la
Pressed Steel Car. 96 Sije
i
Sl'i 86? .83Vi
Rep. I. & H - "
i,- tal Snrsr. . . 93
93 SJ ' . . ..
68H 69tt 68
Sl'oss-Shel. . S. & I. 70
t;. s. steel 90
87, 89
COPPERS.
Anaconda Cop. .
.. 62 Ti
ii
62?i II1
Si. S4U 641', 5
Am. S. & R....
B. & P- Min...
rhlle Con
.'. 20i 26lf 20i.i 20
.. 14'4 14', 14t 14
-ct: (!. ?6i
Chlno Copper. .
45i 44Ai 45i 45i
Inso. Con. cop.
Ken. Cop
r- Con. Cop..
23
2S"
23 i 23,
10,
!??4v '
60',, 69- 601, 61
l'tsh Conper...
INDUSTRIALS.
414 ''-
lTs;i i ji i i
' ' int Porn... 83'4
72 '1
84 S4
Am.. Sum. Tob.... 84
Am. Coton Oil Co. 25
Am., T. & T 96'?
35 "i
95
9H
35', j
9'i'i
9'i
Bethlehem Motors i
3.'.'i 34
Am. j;n.y- '' m? as
cnanaier n r. v -..,7 63,;
CubaCaneSgr. Co.' 36'i 35' j;Sj
1 :n 1 .1 nr. v. o. -
36 i
68
Z6
88H
58
Cal. I'kg. corp. ; j j-
Corn Pds. Rfg. Co. 89i 87
89
59
Nat. Enm. mmp ,,
27'i
26 'A
i."" ""'r-r- -ii .J 141 14tC 14!
Qstn. Wm's. & Wig. ',4 '4 Vi
Oen. Mtrs. co -'-1 ?
a. - i ..u rA 1,7 55 67 61
Haskl. & Brk'r. Car 70 69 70'A 63
Us" Ind. Alchl Co. S5V 83 86'4 84 , t.
Inter. Nickel .... 20 20; SOU 20-,
Inter. Paper Co. 81 78i 81 . 80
Ajax Rub. Co 60 i 48 60 49
Kelly-Sprg Tire .. 80 76'4 80 77
Kystne Tire ec nun 10-4 nn
Inter. Merc. Mar. 24 24A 241,
Mexweil, mvry ijts - -
Mexican Pet 1644 155i 163,4 156',i
Middle States Oil 13', 11 12H 11
Pare Oil r 38 38, 38
Wl.lys-Over. Co. .. 16 16 15 16
Pierce Oil Corp. .. 12 12 13 12tf
Pan-Am. Pet.Trs. 89i, 85 89 85"4
m A-.- "KM An 1' & l aK. 19 7'
Roral Dutch Co. . 834 0V 1 i
t a n..t. BBU 11 8711 til.
. 9. AUW. V. '4 ' 1 w r
Ci .. a- r. 114 lit 1111
AITI. DUl. AVI,, v. v. A J i.i J I .P
Sinclair O. Rfg. n 26 37
Strmbg;. Carb. Co.
JSHnHfthkr Corn.
"1 "04
Tob. Prd. Co 6H 63
IS
7Z a a:
Trnr-contin. un Tt
Txa Co 49
47 47 47
XT. S. Tod Pr. Corp. 59 67H 65 88
U.S. sm Ktg&Min. tz
t .ti Ii.. (I- JJ' j-e
wnson ' o. inr. . , od1 tn
n w a. i a ' a a a f
55 (4
West. E. A Mfg.
Am. woolen uo.
81
77 SO'i 78
Monday
Close Close
..... 7 7
015 .4)12
...3.56 3.(0
Money
Marks
Sterling
; New Tork Money.
New Tork. Aug. 24. Mercantile Pacer
8 per cent.
Exchange Weak.
Sterling Demand, $3.64; cables, $3 64.
Francs Demand, 6.78e; cables, 6.80c
Belgian Erancs Demand, 7.30c: cables.
32c.
Guilders Demand. ' 31.85c: 'cahlea.
$J.0c.
Lire Demand, 4.53c: cables. 4.56c.
Marks Demand, 1.92c; cables, l.3c.
New York Exchange on Montreal 11 t
per cent discount.
Time Loans Strong: (0 days, 84)8i
per cent; 90 days, 88 per cent; six
months, 8 08 per cent.
Call Money Steady; high. 7 per cent;
low, 7 per cent: ruling rate. T osr cent:
closing bid, per cent; last loan, 7 per
cent
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City. Mo Aug. 24. Butter
Creamery, tic; packing butter, 40c.
Eggs First lc higher, n(c; scond lc
higher, 42c: selected rase lots: 52c.
Poultry Hen, 26tt2Sc; broilers, gj I
iria!. Sic, roostw 17c, J'. . . J
Omaha Grain
August 24.
There was a further decrease In re
ceipts of wheat today, arrivals being 17
cars against 133 cars last Tuesday and
143 oars a year ago. Corn and oats con
tinued llfflit. Wheat demand was good
with prices ranging 6o to 8o higher, gener
ally .7c up- Corn' sold at an advancs ot
lo to 3c, yellow,. allowing the extreme advance."-
Oats wetef.up a cent and barley
2 cent.'-. '
-, , .. WHEAT.
NoSi'hard: 4. cars, J.4: 21 cars. $2.41;
1 car, $34t (smutty); 1 car, $2.44 (smut
ty"). . -f . -y
No. 1 hard: J -cars. $2.47 (dark smutty);
1 cars, $2.46 (smutty, dark): t cars, $3.43;
2 cars. $3.45 (smutty); 1 ear, $3.44 (ship
pers' weights): 3 cars. tJ.44 (smutty); (
cars, $3.44; 1 car. $2.44 (near dark, smut
ty); 1 car, $2,4.1; 2 cars, $3.42; 2 cars,
$2.41 (very smutty).
No. 3 hard: 1 car, $2.60 (dark); 1 ear.
$2.44 (smutty): i cars, $2.43; 1 car. $3.43
dark, smutty); 4 cars. $2.42; 1 car.
$3.43 (smutty): 1 car. $2.41; 1 car. $3.41
(smutty); 2 cars, $2.40: cars. $3.59
(smutty); 2 cars, $2.39 (very smutty).
No. 4 hard: 1 car. $2.45 (dark, amutty);
1 car. $2.43 (smutty); 1 car, $2.41; 3 car.
$7.40; 1 car, $2.39 (amutty).
No. i hard: 2 cars. $2.39; t car, $2.39
(smutty); 2 cars, $2.37: 3 cars, $2.36.
Sample hard: 1 car, $2.43: 1 car, $2.42
(heating, amutty); 1 car, $2.40 (10 per
cent rye, smutty); 1 car, $2.39 (58 lbs.);
1 car. $2.38.
Nit. 3 northern spring: 1 car, $2.48
(d.rk).
No, northern spring: 1 raf, 12.38.
rompie spring; i car, z.aa.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car. $2.43.
CORN.
Nn. 4 white: 3 cars, $1.47.
Sample white: 1 car, $1.43 (heating).
No. 1 yellow: 3 cars, $1.63, .
No, S yellow: 3 cars, $1.62.
No. 3 yellow: 1 car, $1.51.
No. 4 yellow: 1 car, $1.48 (shipper's
weights).
.Sample yellow: 1 car, $1.41 (shipper's
weights).
No. 2 mixed: Jl cars, $1.49.
No. 3 mixed: 2 cars, $1.18.
OATS. '
No. J white: 4 cars, 6Sc.
No. 3 white: 6 cars, C7c.
No. 4 white: 2 cars, 6S'ic.
sample while: 1 car, 6e.
RTE.
No. 2 1 car, $1.89.
No. 31 tar, $1.88.
BARLEY-.
Rejected 1 car. II
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.'
nsceipis . Today, wk. Aso. yr. Ago.
v'hat 87 135 142
i-""-" 25 41 24
St 24 31 $
g 7 IS 3
Barley 4 J
Shipments
Wheat 9 U'4 ft
Corn 3,1 2S . J
0ts , 17 10 21
Rye . .' '. .6 :t . . i
. CHICAGO CARLOT RECEIPTS
,,. Today. Wk. Ago. Vr. Ago.
heat 333 360 1,004
Corn ion s7 ;,49
Oat 391 . 436 334
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS
, . Today. Wk. Abo. yr. Aro.
""eat 102 u:l 43
nr" 3 , 19
'- 13 ' 14 2
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS
,k .- Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
wleat .....147 203 . 3i
er I S6 18
Oats so 61 , 61
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By TJpdike drain Co..
Doug. 2637. Aug. 24
LowTTcipse. I Yes.
Art'es ( Open High.
Wheat
Dec.
Mar.
Kye.
Sep.
Dec.
Cern.
Sep,
Dec.
May
Oata
Sep.
Dec.
May
Pork.
Sep.
Oct.
Lard
Sep.
Oct.
Ribs.
Sep.
Oet.
? 2
8?;l
!.33
!.314
2.28
2.38
I 0 1
71
2.24 I 2.31
I
S4H
70
44
21
19
1.8
1.6
1.4
1.80
18S?i
1.81
1.66
1.42
1.18H
1.17 "A
.65 si
.65 ai
6 Va
1.65
1.42
1.18
1.16S
.3i
5,
.68
l.iU
1.46
1.20i
1.19
.67
.67
6$H
3';
sr.
1.1
1.1
.6
.6
.6
7
6'X
.67
.69 i
l.4
..30
24.40
25.20
18.15
18.50
14.75
4.23 24.30 iL'4.60
3.10 125.30 123.30
8.05 118.15 18. S7
3.37 18.45 118.73
118,
II
6.57
114.5
4.T2'
6.15
14.72
15.15
14.92
16 40
IS.
o lis.:
New Tors: rrodure.
Nw TrtrL- 4, id- " , i, ,. . .
creamery higher than extras. 6757-Jc'
cnr . wtra. ittitlSte; firsts, :,Za-
r E.g8ScTSti'om: ,rMh gathered extra
firsts. 66C8c; firsts, 52) 55c.
CheeSe Firm : StAtA XUllla n.'ll
f""ent make, white and colored specials,
83Sic; state whole milk twins, cur
rent make, specials, 27H374c.
.t?Y omtry Firm; broilers by express,
3642c: fowls, 32037c.
jjressea rouitry steady; western broil
ers, fresh, 4034e; others unchanged.
Xew York Sugar.
New Tork. Aui? - A .. , r - . .
centrifugal, 13.04c; refined, easy;' fine
granulated. 17.00ffll7.10c.
Futures were weaker in sympathy with
the heaviness in raws and at midday were
about 25 points net lower with inly a
small local trade.
Sugar futures closed easy;- sales, ! 0
tona jaantamH-,. 1 f l - . ..11
December, 10.10c; January, S.65c; ;March,
MlnneanellA Kraln
Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 24. Flour 80c
lower: in carload lots, famiiv
Quoted at $12.4013.00 a barrel In 98-
pvuuu vunun sacta.
uran $42.00.
Corn $1.551.56.
r Oats 64(365c. .
...Barley 88c $1.06.
ny No. 2. $1.94 1.95.
rial .no. 1, 93.Z3t!3.25.
St. Lonls Grain.
St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 24. Wheat March.
3.31..
Corn September, $1.44; December,
31.21.
Oats September, $7c bid; December,
67c bid.
Kansas City Grain,
Kansas City, Aug. 24. Wheat Decern,
ber. $3.27; March, $2.25 K.
Corn December, $1.3i : ' May, $1.22H.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. Aug. 24. Potatoes Receipts, 40
cars; market stronger; eastern cobblers,
$5.25 per barrel; Jersey cobblers, 63.16
8.35 per cwt.; Minnesota Early Ohlos, $2.80
02.95.
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Omaha Grain
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All of these office ar connected with each other by private wires.'
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It will pay you to gat is touch with oaa of our office; :
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Local Stocks and Bond
Quotations furnished by Burns, tBrlnker
6 Co.
Stocks Rid Asked
Rurg.-Nash Co 7 pet pfd, 33-42 97 160
Eldrge.-Reynolds Co 7 pot pfd. 7 10
!ooch Vood Prod pfd. 87 t .
Harding Cream 7 put pfd...... .. loiHa
I.lncoln T St T com 1 pel. ..... 9J 97
Lion Bonding A Surety Co.... ,. .130
Om A Co B St Ry pfd 37 47
Paxn A Cialgher Co 7 pet pfd. loo 101
M C Peters Mill 7 pet pfd.... 97 100
Sher-Wms Paint Co J pet pfd. ti , 100
Sioux City Tarda pet pfd 86
M K Smith Bldg Co 7 pet pfd. 97 . 100
Thoinpan-Bldn A Co 7 pet pfd, 94 8
Union Stock Tarda. Omaha.... 95 s
Bonds Bid Askeil
Argentine Govt 4s, 195 7 90
Armour Co 7s. 130 96 96
Burt-Wash Drain Cs, 1921-24.. .. 6.60
Dundee Paving 6s, 130.,... 99 100
Hill Bldg 4(1. 1921-1930 6 40
Omaha Athletic 6s, 1932 100
Om 4 Co B Si Ry is. 1928.... 70 13
Omaha Hay Market.
Receipts of prairie hay and alfalfa are
some larger and Vvilh the demand being
so quiet It has caused the market to be
weak, and lower on all grades of prairie
hav and titraw. Alfalfa continues steady.
Upland Prairie Hay No. 1, $16.60
17.50; No. 2, $13.0015.60; No. 3, $7.00tji
9.50.
Midland rralrie Hay No, 1, $14.50
16.60; No. 2. $12.00&14.O0.
Lowland Prairie Hay No, 1. $l0.00fr
12; No. 3. 8.00j9.00; No. 3, $.00i
7' Alfalfa Choice. $29.00: No. 1, $j4.4ja
36.00; standard, $I8.00U22.00; No. 2, $14.09
J16.00; No. 3, $10.0tig 12.0(1.
Straw Oat. $10.00(8)12.00; wheat, $9.0
011. 00. '
New York Coffee.
New Tork. Aug. 24. Teeterday's rally
was followed by renewed weakness In the
market for coffee futures today. The
Brazilian cables were evidently dlsap
pointing to buyers, which caused liquida
tion, while there was also some trade sell
ing, accompanied by report of lower firm,
offers. The market opened at decline of
23 to 4 points asd sold 78 to 78 points
net. lower during the afternoon with De
cember eaxlng off to .21c, compared wrthv
9 lOo. (he high points touched on the rally
of yesterday morning, and 7.95o the low
record of last week. September closed
7 53c: October, 7.79a; December. .33c;
.lanuarv. 3. 49c; March, 8.81c; May, 9.91c;'
July, .21c. ' , '
Spot Coffee Dull snd nominal; Bin is,
8c; Santos 4s. li15'.
Chicago Stocks.
The following quotations are furnished
by Lagan A Bryan.-nieoihara of all prin
cipal exchanges, room 248, Peters Trust
building (formerly Bee building), J,7lh
and Farnam streets, Omaha, Neo.l
Armour- Co., pfd......,, .... 2
Armuur Leather Co.. common.... 1 S 4
Cudahy Packing Co., tomroon 7
Continental -Motors
Llbby. McNeil & Libby - 12
Montgomery Ward Co.... ... 2-9
National Leather .....1... 10
Reo Motor Car Co....' 21
Swift A Co 17
Swift International 30
Union Carbide &' Carbon Co 64
New York Curb Storks.
Boston Wyoming .......... 11-6 13-11
Consolidated Copper ......... 3 9-16
Elk Basin BUty 8
Glenrock Oil 2 3
Merrit Oil 13
Midwest Refining 'o. ..:... 147
Sapulpa Oil 5
Simms Petrnteum 1
Tonnpah Divide .............. 'i 1
V. S. Steamihip 1 4 2
tT. S. Retail Candy 12- t3
White Oil 18 (91
New York Metals. . ..
New York1, Aug. 24. Copper St' V
unchanged. I
Iron Steady; unchanged.
Tin Easier. ' 1 ,
Antimony Unchanged. ,' " '
Lead Easier, .009.25c. ' ,
Zinc Steady, unchanged. i - '-. "
," At London: Spot copper, 9,
tin, 263; all others unchanged.
Liberty Bnnsl Trices.
New Tork, Aug. 24. Prices of liberty
bonds at noon were: 3s, 90.00; first 4s,
84.60; second 4s. 64.32: first 4,s, 84.80;
second 4s, 84.42: third 4s. 87.80; fourth
4s, 84.80; Victory 3is. 95.50; Victory
4s. 95.62.
Liberty boifls closed: - Ss, 89.92; first
4s, 84.63; second 4s, 84.30; first 4s,
84.80; aeeond - 4s, 84.46; third 4a,
87.76; fourth 4s. .84.80; Victory ,,..
95.48; Victory 4s.. Di.52.
Cblcagu I'rodure.. " "'"
Chicago. ' Aug. 24. Butter Unchanged.
Eggs Unsettled: receipts. 12.445 esses;'
firsts, 4748c; ordinary 'firsts, 42(g43ct
at marie, rases Included, 4 1 ft 16c; storage
packed firsts, 49c.
Poultry Alive, higher; fowls, 31jf33er
springs, 35c.
. London Money.
London. Aug. 24. Bar Silver 60d
per ounce. .
Money oil per cent.
Discount Rates Short hills, 6 per
cent; three months' bills, 6 per cent.
Linseed Oil.
Duluth, Aug. 24. Linseed $3.29i3.37
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and particularly recommend the pur
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BREMEN 4
tor the reuen tint these cities reprrsmt the
most 'tniporttnt Industrial sod Shipping cen
ters In Germany snd these Bonds have by far
Ui largest security'' Hack of tlim.
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