THE BEE : OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920.
4
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
Brand New
Bensonhurst Bargain
iwo-story name with press
brick foundation; six tine rooms
well built and finely finished it
oak, enamel and birch-mahogany
beautifully decorated throughout
larce lot. sichtlv location ; in ex
cellcnt neighborhood; close to car
and school. A real snap at the
price. $8,000. For further infor
mation call Owner, Walnut 1580
evening s.
DANDY BUNGALOW
t rooms, atrlotly modern, oak finish
full cement basement, only 6 year old
large lot, two blocka from car line; i
bargain at $4,1151.
L. D. SWANSON CO.,
40 Brown Block. Douglas 1637,
Dundee.
A
DUNDEE HOMES
5 to 10 Rooms
Brick,
s t u o c o,
frame.
brick veneer,
kellastone or
TWO-BTOnT, BTJNR A -tOWS,
OLD ENOL18K
OR DUTCH COLONIAL.
May we help ' eolve
your home problema?
TRICES $7,500 to $45,000.
GEORGE & CO.,
REALTORS,
Tyler SOU.
S02 City Nat. Bank Bldg,
DUNDEE HOME
$10,000
Quick possession. Exceptionally well
built, 7-room. 2 story and attic, modern
f house, erected by expert carpenter con
tractor for his home, finished in quarter-sawed
oak lat floor, reception room,
living- room, dining room, large pantry,
Kitchen, lea box room 1st floor; 3 large
bedrooms and bath 2d; stairway to
floored attic; full cemented basement;
brick foundation; hot water heat; build
ing suitable for garage on lot. In ex
cellent condition.
FOWLER & M'DONALD
REALTORS,
3120 City Nat. P.k. Bldg,. Doug. 1426.
WANT A DUNDEE
HOME?
Will sell this new, all modern
home, well located, best of finish,
f for only $750 down, balance
monthly. Call Walnut 5432 eve
nings or Dug!as 7412 days. Ask
for Mr. Cole.
DUNDEE1
If you are interested in some
thing worth while in a home, let
me show you some of the finest
in this beautiful district. Several
to offer. Call owner, Tyler 1356,
fORCKn TO SACRlFlOB- Two swell
pressed brick flat buildings, facing on
2 streets, walking distance, west. In
come over $5,000 per year. Need the.
money and right party can make their
own terms, box Y-1828. Omaha Bee.
Florence.
NETHA WAT, Suburban prop'ty. Col. 140$.
South Side.
South Omaha $2,000
Cottage of five rooms, fcood condi
tion, varnished woodwork, electric lights
end gas; iravlng all paid. Near 36th
and u streets,
AMOS GRANT CO.,
REALTORS.
Doug-la 1380. - 3;fO-J-4-8-S Brandels
Theater
Bldg.
eo rrnn
buyy So. Side,' 7
corner loa.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
$1,000 Cash $1,000 Cash
Brand New Bungalow.
Five rooms, strictly modern .
home; living and dining room in
oak; built-in bookcases; two dan
dy bedrooms and bath; light
kitchen, with built-in cupboards:
full cemented basement, with floor
drain; furnace heat; on car line;
61121 Leavenworth St.; $6,600.
PAYNE & CARNABY
COMPANY,
Realtor Service.
616 Omaha N-at'I Bldg. Doug.
10 .
ONLY $6,500 .
West Farnam District
Just listed for quick sale, dandy
seven-room hnm with four fins bed
rooms and bath on second floor; targe
living room, dining room and kitchen
with good pantry and refrigerator room
on first floor. Fine light basement,
good furnace and laundry facilities.
Address 3611 Jones St., Immediate
possession. Very easy terms can be ar
ranged with
Payne & Carnaby Co.,
RKALTOR SKRVIOK '
61 1 Om. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 1016.
Real Bargain
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Large 2-story frame and stucco
nicely finished in oak, beamed
ceiling, 7 nice large rooms, on
paved street; can give immediate
uossession: price only $8,750: re-
tiuires $2,200 cash to handle, bal
ance easy terms. Phone Walnut
2812.
New, Elegant House
6 rooms, sun mom and sloepln
porch, framo antl stucco, elegant
uak finish; fireplace, bookcases,
built-in kitchen cabinets, clothes
rhute. fine bath; fine basement
and furnace; nice lot, pavlnif all
paid; near car line and school;
firm location. Owner leaving: city
and wants quick action. About
M.fiOO caah. balance term.
P. J. Tebbens Co.,
605 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Phone D. 2182.
West Farnam Home
New seven-room home; sunroom, llv
Ing and dining rooms and kitchen on
first floor; mahogany finish with oak
floors; two bodrooms and heated sleep
lng porch; full basement; Just a dandy
for $10,800, reasonable terms; let us
show you at once as this will go quick
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
430 Peters Trust Bldg. Doug. 2282,
I have a dandy little 4-room bunga
low, modern except heat and bath,
that I can sell you for $2,600 on
easy terms. Bilon. Tyler 5171.
FINE HOMfi, 7 ROOMS. BEMIS PARK,
$5,600. DOUGLAS 4641.
FIVE LQTS WEST
GREAT BAROAIN.
HARNEY.
HOUOLAS
$3,000.
4641.
North.
rmi., partly
.00
modern.
Amos Grant Co.,
D 8380L 83 0-2-4-8-8 Brandels Theater.
FOR" SALE AT THE RIGHT PRICE.
One of the best homes in South
Omaha. Telephone South 1373. Busi-
5eAVJ?!RnoBP0u8lfS6296J
FOR SALE 6-room house and lot,
76x150; price, $3,600. Phone South 2121.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
632 NO. 47TH
t $4,800
Look this over from outside.
Call us for Inspection, If interested,
five-room bungalow, entirely mod
. ern. Cannot be equalled for the
money,
WALSH-ELMER CO.,
REALTORS,
Tyler 153$. 333 Securities Bldg.
$5,000
Might handle as low as $300 down,
five rooms, strictly modern, practically
new, built-in features.
AMOS GRANT CO.,
REALTORS,
Dot. is 1380. 330-11-4-6-8 Brandels
Theater Blag.
Clairmont
Splendid semi-bungalow; five
large, well arranged rooms; oak
finish, brick fireplace; built-in fea
tures throughout; corner lot;
only two blocks from school and
car. Easy terms, i Tyler 1356.
North Side Homes
THE PRETTIEST BUNGALOW
IN OMAHA ,
Five-room modern, east front, bunga
low, oak floors and finish throughout,
French doors and windows, fireplace,
floored attic, full cemented basement,
large lot overlooking Miller Park on
30th street: this is a beautiful home
and worth the money; price $6,800, part
cash; shown by appointment only.
Five-room cottage, modern except
heat, east front, only one block to car
and two blocks to Miller Park school;
has two lots with 77 ft. frontage, for
tho low price of $3,600. and It only
takes about $1,200 cash to handle.
Seven-room all modern atory and a
half bungalow, four rooms first floor,
built-in features, oak floors and finish;
second floor has three bed rooms and
bath, herd maple floors with white
enamel finish, large closets; flna light
cemented basement, floor drain, good
furnace with gas heater; full lot; lo
cated near 31st and Ames avenue; price
$6,300; would consider a good late model
Dodge or Bulck car as part down pay
menC -
Seven-room, modern except gas, newly
painted, large lot, with, double garage,
located in Florence; two blocks to car,
price $4,600 for quick sale.
A nice .five-room modern bungalow,
only five years old, on one floor, oak
finish in living and dining room; full
cemented basement; full lot; close to
car and Miller Park school; price $4,601,
with $750 cash and $40 monthlv.
Eight-room house, all modern on
paved street, paving paid, has five rooms
and bath on first floor, and three rooms
and bath on second floor, house Is ar
ranged so that upstairs can be rented,
full cemented basement; lot is 48x125,
south front; close to school and on Ames
avenue; priced for quick sale at $7,000
with $3,000 cash and balance $50 month
ly. Weeth & Herron Co.,
24th and Ames Ave.
Colfax 960.
Colfax 648.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
$6,500 $6,500
Owner la anxious to dispose of his home
consisting of living room, library, din
ing room, and kitchen downstairs, four
bedrooms and bath up. Full south front
lor, close to car, public and parochial
schools.
ALFRED THOMAS. Realtor
60t First National Bank Bldg.
$2,750
!10 No. 26th Street, five-room cot
tage, partly modern, not so very old,
with fine East front lot. (Will sell to
colored.)
AMOS GRANT CO.,
REALTORS,
Douglas 1380. 83D-8-4-C-8 Brandels
, Theater Bldg.
v $3,000
House and extra lot, partly modern;
all In fine shape; terms.
AMOS-GRANT CO.,
. REALTORS
Douglas838jV 330-2-4-6-8 Brandels The.
Omaha Real Estate and Investments.
JOHN T. BOH AN,
621 Paxton; Blk, Phone Tyler,; 460.
1706 North 34th St. dandy 6-room mod
ern 'ungalow; yours lor-- fl.imo osn.
Pal. Mo. Crelgh. 608 Bee. Doug. 200
SEVEN rooms, strictly modern, full lot.
near car and schools, $r,.6no: terms. Al
fred Thomas, 604 First National Bank,
A FEW homes and lots for sale in Park-
wood addition; a safe place for invest
ment. Norris A Norrls. Dou glas 4 270.
MINNS LUBA homes and lots offer the
best opportunity to Invest your money.
Phone Tyler 187.
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day '
ii
ve
Stock
Receipts were:
Ofricial Monday ... 14.676
Official Tuesday ... 7.174
Estimate Wednesday 4.400
Three days this wk 26,260
Same days last wk. 27,406
Snme d'ye 2 wks ago 24,975
Same d'ys 3 wks ago 12,578
Sdays year ago.
maha, Sept. 1.
Cattle. Hogs, flheep.
1.112 26.704
6,977 32,10$
7,60 14.300
16,68$ 72,110
21,140 98,658
18,519 92,991
20,676 71.023
7,153 138,964
38,205
NEAR 22d and Mason Neat 6-r mod. ex-
heat: paving all paid. $3,600.- Terms.
RASP BROS., 212 Keellne Itldg. Tyler 721.
J. B. ROBISON. real estate andlnvest-
ment, 442 Bee Bldg. DouglaB tuvi.
BENSON & MEYERS CO.. 424 Om. Nat'l.
South.
Very Attractive Home
Hanscom Park District
Immediate Possession
We are offering for the first
time a choice, well-built home,
consisting of hall, living room
with large fireplace, built-in book
cases, window seat, beam ceilings,
etc.; dining room with panelled
walls and kitchen with butler's
pantry, and several other built-in
features first floor, with oak floors
and finish. Second floor has four
corner bedrooms and. sleeping
porch; tile bath and vestibule;
plenty of closet space, clothes
chute and linen closet; third floor
finished in two large rooms and
store room; full cemented base
ment, plastered and divided into
laundry, furnace room, fruit room
and store room; combination
heating plant; cast front lot 50x
163; entire house in excellent con
dition inside and out. Price
right, terms easy.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
REALTORS,
Doug. 2850. 918-20 City National.
Minne Lusa, Nifty
Bungalow, $1,000 Down,
Balance Monthly
6-room atrictly modern bungalow, all
on one- floor, oak finish and oak floors.
Dandy large living1 room, dining room,
with built-in buffet, and two nice bed
rooms and bath with bane tub, cement
floor. Kitchen with- built-in features.
Full cement basement, furnace heat.
Dandy lot on paved street. Price, $7,300.
Payne Investment Co.,
537 Om. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 1781.
Evenings Call Colfax 3227.
"The Recollection of Quality Remains
Long After the Price is Forgotten."
GOODYEAR and CORNHUSKER
AUTO TIRES and TUBES
Bicycles, Repairs, Accessories, Supplies,
Gunsmith, Locksmith, Phonograph
Repairing, Cutlery, Tools, Razors,
Vacuum Cleaners,
NOVELTY REPAIR CO.,
Roscoe Rawley, Prop.
MAIL ORDERS.
4809 S. 24TH ST. TEL. S. 1404.
FIELD CLUB HOME
This good 2-story. 7. room modern
frame house has living room, dining
room, den or library, kitchen, 1st floor
a bedrooms, sleeping porch, bath 2d
onk finish and flpors, 1st; white enamel
finish, manle floors 2d. Built about
years. Oarage, cement drive: high,
sightly lot; fine shade trees. On 36th
St. near Mason. Price $10,000. Reason
able terms. Quick possession.
FOWLER & M'DONALD
REALTORS.
120 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 1426.
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
Six rooms, all on one floor: oak finish,
plastered attic, built-in buffet, cupboard,
etc.; full cement basement; exterior
frame and stucco; nice lot; paved street;
Just one block to West Hanscom Park
car line. Located 3083 South 32d St,
Price $8,360; terms.
C. G. CARLBERG,
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Virion stock yards, Omaha, Neb.,
fur 24 hours ending at $ o'clock p. m.,
September 1. 1920.
RECEIPTS CARS.
Horses AV
Cattle Hog Sheep Mules
f.. M. 4 St. p; 3
Wabash ' 1
Missouri Pacific ... ' ! 1
Union Pa elf la 40 27
I'. & N. W., east.... 6 . 11
t. N. W.. west... 81- 27
C, St. P., M. a. .. 10 8
"., M. O , east 3 .
C, B. & Q.. weat. . .64 9
C, H. I. & P., east .. 7
. R. I. & P., west . . 2
Illinois Central 4
Chi.. Ut. Western.... .. 3
Tolal receipts ...188 118
Bonds and Notes
Bond nnd note quotation furnished by
Peters Trust company.
Approximate
Bid Asked Tleld
Financial
Chicago Grain
16
5
DISPOSITION CARS.
Cattle Hogs
Morris & To 586
Swift ,fc Co 94(1
I'udahy Packing Co... 768
Armour & Co 706
J. W. Murphy
Linlnger
Lincoln Packing Co... 23
S. Omaha Packing Co... 35
Ogden Packing Co..
Iliggins Packing Co... I
Wolff
John Rolh & Sons 4f.
("Uassbcrg 27
P. U Pcu .1
Wilson & Co 2S
W. H. Van Sant Co. HIS
Benton Van Sant... 6
IV. W. Hill & Co
F. P. Lewis. . . .' .'. . 107
.r H. Root & Co .- 190
,T H. Bulla '271
R. Jr. Hurrus Co 65
Rosenstock Bros 128
P. G. Kellogg 39
Wertheinier & Degen.. 253
Ellis & Co 39
Sullivan Bros ,. 2
Mo.-Kan. C. & c. Co.. 01
K O. Christie 114
Bnker 7t i
John Harvey 45)
Jensen ,- Lundgren. . . . 27
Omaha Packing Co 10
Midwest Packing Co... 4
Other Buyers 1.S.13
Total
1,361
1,834
1.827
1,617
626
205
217
Sheep
968
2.171
3.332
658
12,928
. .6.316 7,895 19,959
Cattle There was a real moderate run
of cattle here today for the middle of
the week, only 4,400 head being reported
In. Total for the three days Is just about
ns large as last week but one-third smaller
than for the same days a year ago. There
was not a great deal of beef on offer
this morning and the market was fairly
active ' and steady to strong. Btockers
and feeders were also fnlrly active and
fully steady, but some of the real good
klr.ds were stronger. There was not much
life in the cow trade and while the mar
ket was mostly steady, the close was very
slow and if anything a little easier.
BEEP STEERS.
Pr No. Av.
14 00 IS 1209
15 50
Am. T. A T. s, 1924 9i
Am. T. & T. 6s, 1935 95
Am. Tob. CO., 7s, 1922,. . 99S
Am.. Tub. Co. 7s, 1923 .. 99
Aanacosda . Cop. 6s, 1921 89
Ang-French Ex. ts, 1920 99
ATm. .Conv. 6s, 1920-24 9.1
Armour 7s,' 1930
Belgian (lor. 6s, 1928 . . . . 91
Belgian Uov. 7. 1945 .. 97 'i
Beth Steel 7s, 1923 .... 98
Beth. Steel 7s. 1923 .... 97H
British 5V, 8, 1929 .' S4,
British 5 Ha. 1921 96
C. B. J. 4s. 1921 .... 94 '
Can. Gov. JHs, 1921 .... 974
Can. Gov. m. 1829 . 90V
C. C. C. & St. L. 6s. 1959 86
Cud. Pack. Co. 7s, 1923 . . 97
Goodrich 7s, 1925 92
Jap Gov. 1st. m. 1925 . . 72'j
Jnp. Gov. 4s, 1931 674
I.lgt. i- Myers 6s, 1921 .. 97H
Proof. & tlam. 7s, 1922 .. 99H
Prort. & Oam. ts. 1923 ... 99;
Hwlft Co. 6s, 1921 98 '
Swiss Gov. 8s, 1940 102U
t'nlon Pacific Cs. 1928 .. 97
Wilson Conv. 6s, 192$ ,.83'
92V4
91
99 4
90
99
98
9A4
94
97 V
98
97 Ml
85
90S,
95
98
H
88
98
93
73
6744
97H
99fc
99
98,
102
98
84
8.50
C.90
7.10
7.10
8.10
7
7.50
T.70
7.90
8.00
' 7.80
9.411
.
7.20-
6.75
T.90
7.7$
S.90
11.80
10.60
7.80
7.10
7.10
7.80
7.75
8.3
8.7
Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
70 14 00 64. .291 , 70 14 15
110 14 25 63. .325 ... 14 $0
70 '14 35 61. .886 180 14 40
190 14 45 60.-.34H ... 14 50
... 14 CO 62. .226 80 14 75
v.; 15 00 67.. 196 ... 15 10
... 15 25
and lsmbs
sold at $14.25(3)14.50, with shippers paying
un up to iu..'3 ror oesc ngnc nogs.
HOGS.
No. Av.
74. .178
(It. .246
67.. 232
74. .229
74. .230
S4..192
43. .215
Sheep Receipts of sheep
were estimated at 14,300 head and packers
made a general effort to cheapen cost on
fat grades. Trade In fat lambs was
mostly a quarter .lower, best selling around
813.50, and god ewes were not wanted
above $7.00. Feeder trade was fairly ac
tive and generally steady,- with desirable
leeoing lamDS reacning 813.00.
Quotations on Sheep Fat ranee lambs,
$12.2613i60.: feeding lambs. $11.6013.00;
cult lamlT, $8.00 10.50; yearlings, $8.00j)
S.7u; feeding yearlings. $7.50i8.50; weth
ers, if.uuges.ou; ewes. $5.50ig7.00; feeding
we. i.j;hid. uu; ewe cuns ana fanners.
$2.003.60.
Av.
. .H1S8
..1171
Pr.
15 25
14.
No.
28 fdrs
Av.
946
Plumbing and Heating
Engineers
The Shop That Give You Service
Henningson
PLUMBING AND HEATING CO.
Douglas 1431. 324 So. 19th St.
High Grade
Apartment Investment
Owner of a nearby, new
pressed brick, close-in, twelve
apartment building, rented for
$7,000.00 A Year
will make very low figure'
for quick sale. No exchanges
considered. Price $37,500;
$10,000 cash. Ask for Mr.
Hastings.
HASTINGS & HETDEN
1614 Harney St.
Phone Tyler 50.
$500
to
$800
Down
$500
to
$800
Down
Twenty Brand New
HOUSES and BUNGALOWS
Just Finished
First Time Offered
We have just completed twenty attractive cottages and bunga
lows in YALE PLACE. Each house has five rooms; modern plumb
ing; full basement with guaranteed furnace; living room and din
ing room in each house is finished and floored with oak- has built-in
bookcases and built-in kitchen cabinets. Some houses have room
to finish off one or two extra rooms.
- . - '
This property is a block and a half from the Harney car line;
WALKING DISTANCE from Creighton College, Central High
School, the new High School of Commerce, St. Johns Church and
also to many industries.
We are offering all of these houses for sale on very easy "
terms and at prices below anything of similar character on the mar
ket. For your convenience we have an office on the ground and
can show you these dandy, attractive little houses any time during
the day and until 9 o'clock at night. If you cannot arrange to
come out during the day, come out after supper. Take a Harney
car to 33d and Parker Sts. and walk one and a half blocks north.
These houses are well built in every respect and we invite
your closest inspection. There are only twenty of them and at tie
low prices and easy payments at which we are offering them for
sale we do not expect them to last long.
SLATER COMPANY
$500
to
7 $800
Down
,
957
682
827
9 strs
1 1 f drs
29 fdrs
16 cows 10C2
12 civs 320
Quotations
beeves,
beeves,
$1.1.00
YEARLINGS.
863 15 25
AVESTERN CATTLE,
WYOMINQ.
Pr. No.
11 00 4 sirs
NEBRASKA.
9 25 11 fdrs
8 00 17 cows
' 8 40 12 stTs
6.85 6 ylgs
9 00 t
on Cattle Choice to
16.00J17.00: good to
$15.00Sj)16.00; fair to good beeves,
15.00; common to fair beeves,
Av.
1175
914
844
816
491
Pr.
10 00
10 00
6 35
7 25
7 00
prime
choice
$11.50W13.00; choice to prime yearlings,
$l.i.00f 17.10; good to choice yearlings.
$15.0n16.OO; fair to good yearlings, $12.00
6i 1 5.00 ; common to fair yearlings, . Ultra
1200: choice to prime cows, $8.009.1O;
good to choice cows, $6.607.75; fair to
good cows, $5,006)6.60; common to fair
ewes, $3.2506.00; good to choice feeders.
l i, X;f? ;c. .,. .' steady to
,.j..v, lu B .6tuv.n, iB nairitiKttr: ie.ds07.7S.
fAerters. Sf fWf S BR ' n e n a , . A ' - . -i
9.75.: common to fair feeders. $6.008.25:
gcoil to choice stockers. $9.25010.00; fair
to good stockers. $8.009.2o; common to
fair Mockers. $5.5008.00: stock heifers.
15.5007.00: stock cows, $5.00(3)6.60; stock.
calves, $5.509.00; veal calves, 8.0011.60
bulls, stags, etc., $5,000)11.00; choice to
prime grass beeves, $12.50()14.50; good
to choice grass beeves, $10,000)12.00 fair
to good gross beeves, $S.76!Bl.uo: com
mon to fair grass beeves, $7.508.75;
Mexicans, $7.759.00.
Hogs About 7,600 hogs were received
for today's trade and the market was
very uneven, with most of the7 receipts
selling on a lower basis. Shippers bought
a few hogs steady or very nearly so.
Costs of larger packing droves were mostly
1015c lower and closing trade reflected
a decline of 1625c. Bulk of the receipts
REAL ESTAE IMPROVED
South.
$3,650
, strictly n
h. 17th atre
AMOS GRANT CO.,
Fire rooms, strictly modern and
rage, on South. 17th street.
REALTORS.
Douglas 8330. 330-2-4-6-8 Brandels
Theater Bldg.
8-ROOM house, all modern, 1615 So. 27th.
$6,500. Terms. Doug. 7410 days; eve
rings Doug. B745.
BIRKETT & CO., X
ana insures. 260 Bee Bldg. Douglas 633.
ATTENTION RATlROAD MEN
7-ROOM, MODERN, NEAR UNION
STATION, $5,300. LARGE LOT; FINK
VIEW. POUO. 4641.
$500 CASH, partly modern house. . Benja-
min & .Krankenherg. Dong. 722.
Miscellaneous.
STUCCO RESIDENCE
This house Is of unusual construction, be
ing stucco over solid brick. It is about
six years old and the floors and finish
are the choicest oak. Arrangement very
Iromplete in every detail, having fire
place, large sunroom, living room 274
xl6, good sized dining room with solid
oak built-in buffet. The bedrooms nro
large and well ventilated. Front bed
room across front of house, with French
doors to open porch, closet with win
now ana electric light. South bed room
15x15 with lavatory. Sleeping porch has
uonioinauon winnows with run soutn
exposure. It's well worth Investigating
if you want a real home. Will make
ii easy to Duy ror good party.
ALFRED THOMAS, Realtor
604 First Na tlonal Bank.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Sept. 1. Cattle Receipts, 11,.
000; choice yearlings steady; top higher;
new top, J1S.00; good to choice steers, low;
others very dull; prices slow to 25o low
er; bulk good and choice all weights,
$15,5017.7o; grassy kind, $9.0014.6O;
good cows, $9.7612.75; canners, $4.00
4.75; bologna bulls, $5.506.75; steady:
Medium cows, $6.768.60; weak and un
even; choice vealers steady, $16.754j)17.60:
others strong; stockers draggy; common
western, $8,5u)11.00; steady.
Hogs Receipts, 14.000; opened strong to
10c higher; closed uneven mostly steady
with yesterday's average; early top, $16.20;
bulk light and butchers, $16.3016.O0;
bulk packing sows, $13.1514.40; pigs
strong to 26c higher; bulk desirable kinds.
J14.754plE.50.
Sheep Receipts, 83,000; fat sheep and
lambs 2560c lower; top western, $13.75;
top natives, $13.50; bulk native, $11.60
13.00; best native ewes, $7.00; good western
wethers, $7.60(5)8.00; good handy yearlings,
$10.00; feeders steady to lower; top light
feeding Iambs, $13.25.
Kansas City IJve Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 1. Cattle Re.
ruipcx, iu.uuu neau; steers and sh stock,
steady to 26o higher; heavy steers, $17.25;
other sales, $9.0016.S0; prime cows,
ii.ou; outs: sne siocK, i(j.D0Q)9.50; can
ners and bulls, steady; calves, steady to
25c higher; vealers, $14.50; few above
n.uu; stocKers ana feeders, steady to
strong.
Hogs Receipts, 3,500 head; uneven;
generally steady to 10c lower than yester
day's average: top, $15.85; bulk light and
medium, $15.4016.6v; .bulk heavy, $14 76
15.60. '
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000 head;
all classes steady; top western lambs.
$13.50; natives, $12.50.
St. Joseph IJve Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., Sept. 1. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2,000 head: market strong to 25
cents higher; steers, $9.25)16.50; cows
and heifers, $4.0015.25; calves, $6.50
13.50. - - . .
Hogs Receipts, $,6fl head; strong to
10 cents higher; top, $16.1,5; bulk, 114.75
15.60.
fl2.50Jfi4.00.
Chicago Tribune-Omaha lire Jad Wire,
New York, Sept. 1. The strength
of railroad shares in today's dealings
was sufficient to turn the industrial
stock list from an unsteady position
to one of firmness in the last hour
of business. The upturn occurred
under a volume of trading some
what larger than the day before and
considerably in excess of ..the' indif
ferent markets of last week.'
Union Pacific recovered its quar
terly dividend, the payment being de
ducted from the quotation at the
start, and strong gains were re
corded by Great Northern preferred,
Lackawanna, Reading, Southern Pa
cific, New Yoi'k Central and others
of the more prominent group, the
advances in some cases running well
in excess of a point. There ap
peared, however, to be more insis
tent speculation among the non-dividend
paying shares and railroad
bonds were' in substantial demand.
Cull Money Easier.
The general Improvement of the after
noon reflected a rather unexpected ease
ment of the call money rate fiom 8 to 7
per cent and the market tone of the en
tiro session appeared to be stiffened r.y
observations on credit conditions coming
from the federal reserve board -and local
banks. The reserve board, in its monthly
business survey, detected signs of Improve
ment, with Indications that the' transition
Krlod from indifferent to better business
was In sight. The banks which' issue
monthly discussions of credit and busl
ress, felt that the autumn demands would
be met without undue strain. The ease
ment of the demand loan rate occurred
at a time when the Mreet had tbougltt
the month end shifting of funds, inci
dent to corporation payments, might
bring a rate, as high at least, as any
recn in the last fortnight.
Among the stocks which failed to prorit
much from the broad advance elsewhere
were motor issues and shares allied with
them. Steel trsdo, reviews of tho week
note that steel inakersservlng the auto
mobile trade are adjusting their produc
tion to other business with the result of
some Irregularity or output. Tr;e steel
industry is finding transportation condi
tions gradually growing better, which has
aided in reduction of accumulations of
finished materials and In a rather freer
movement of mw materials nnd fuel than
a month ago. The process of distributing
now freight charges over seel prices has
evidently not made much progress, with
tfc result of a quiet state of new buy
Consumption Main Factor.
The cotton market disclosed in Hs move
ment of the day that actual crop con
siderations are liavingless influence upon
prices than reports ot consumption at
Jiome and abroad. The government's
reports on the growing crop today showed
a condition 67"4 per Mnt, which was
more bullish than the Scomposlte trade
opinion had made It in advance, yet there
was a heavy decline of quotations in the
futures , market in the sfternoon. The
federal percentage was fully B per cent
lower than the most optimistic prln'.ed
estimate of th3 week and the estimated
yield of 12.783,000 bales stood well below
the preliminary guess of the trade.
The foreign exchange market was dis
tinctly dull and rates were hardly changed
at all from Tuesday's last quotations. Tho
pressure of commercial bills has slackened
considerably this week, and according to
dealers, speculation appears unwilling to
take a chance on possibilities of the next
few weeks. It Is possible that announce
ment of terms for the disposal of France's
portion of the Anglo-French loan maturltv
will lend an important lanuwe iuu,,i
the shaping of exchange movements In
succeeding months.
6y CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
( bleu go Trlbune-Omali Ilea Leaeetl Wire.
Chicago, 'Sept. 1. Heavy export
buying of'wheat and rye advanced
prices aud-wheat closed l-2c higher,
and rye was up 1-2 to S-8c for the
day. Aside from the strength in
those grains there was a heavy un
dertone with a decline and close at
the lowest' prices of the season for
the deferred futures of corn with
losses of 1 3-8c while September lost
2 l-8c. Oats lost 3-8 to l-2c on the
distant futures and l-8c on Septem
ber. DeDliveries were 41,000 bu
shels oats on September trades by
E. V. Wagner and Co. j
Exporters were large buyers of
December wheat and sales in all
positions were around 1,500,000 bu
shels, France, Italy and Germany
buying mostly at the gulf. Updike
was the largest seller of December
early, there being scattered offer
ings the balance of the day. Prices
dipped 3-4 to lc early; Only to ad
vance 2c. from the previous day's
close and finish 1 l-4c to 1 l-2c from
the top with December $2.35 and
March $2.30 3-4.
Movement Falls Off.
Cash offerings ore disappointing and the
primary movement showed nearly 100,000
bushels below a week ago and 1,407,000
bushels below last year's, while export
clearances wero 1,363,000 bushels against
766,000 bushels last year.
Spring wheat crop estimates have been
reduced around 16,000,000 bushels from
last month as shown by private reports
which may be evercome by Increased
yields ot winter wheat in the flnnl re
turns. Cash premiums hold and mills ara
buying more freely.
No frost was reported In any section
of the corn belt over night and with bear
ish sentiment- and --general commission
houpe selling prices declined readily and
the finish was about the low point. Some
of the pit element made an effort to
rally the deferred deliveries, but failed
to get outside support and the finish was
with a heavy undertone. Strength In
Local Stocks and Bonds
Quotations furnished by Burns, Brlnker
& Co.
STOCKS.
Bid , Asked,
Iteatrlce Cream. Co. 185 195
llrcs-Nsh. Co. 7 Pet Pfd 1923-48 97. 10O .
Eldredga-Rynlds. Co. 7 Pet. Pfd tl M0
Hooch Food Prd. Pfd 87
Oooch Mill. A Elev. Pfd.' 11. . .
Harding Cream Co. 7 Pet. Pfd. ...
Hawkey Portland Cement Co. 107ft
Nat. Am. Fire Ins. Co
Nicholas Oil Pfd. W-bonus ..774
Omaha Flour Mills 1 Pet. Pfd. . ..
Paiton Galagh.r Co. 7 Pet. Pfd. 99 4 101
M. C Peters Mill 1 Pet. Pfd. . . 17 ft 100
M.E. 8mlth Bid. Co. 7 Pot. Pfd. $7 100
Sioux City Tards f Pet. Pfd. .. 86 ft"
ThoniD'n-Held.n Co. 7 Pet. Pfd. 98 88
Union Stock Yards, Omaha ..95
BONDS.
Argentine Gov. 4s,- 1986' .. ..
Armour A Co. 7s, 1930 .... ia
Burt-Wash. Drain. 6s. 1921-24 ..
Dundee Pavtng fm. 1930 - 99
Hill Bldg. 6s. 1921-30
Omaha 'Athletic s, 1932-
Sinclair Consul. Oil T925 $
90 '
100
100 'i
90
85 .
98
7.00
96
8.60
100
6.40
100
lOli
Per cent.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
i i
By Updike Grain Co., DoUBtan 2627. Sept. 1. t
New York Quotations
Omaha Grain
September 1, 1920.
Thi interest of the trade centered
chiefly in wheat, which constituted
the bulk of the receipts. This grain
brought around 2 cents more than
it did yesterday. Corn was un
changed to 2 up, oats a half off and
rye and barley practically un
changed.
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard winter. 1 car fold bUUno-l
..oi; i car no per cent uarit) old bill
ing) $2.61; 1 rar (dark, old billing) $2.60
i car (smutty, 0m niuingi 12.49: 1 car
(smutty, dark, old billing) $2.48; 1 car
(smutty, Old billing) $2.47: 4 cars. 82.42:
l car, sz.fi; z cars (smutty) 82.41.
No. 2 hard winter. 2 cars fold bllllnfir)
$2.50; 2 cars (smutty, old billing) $3.48;
1 car (smutty, old billing) $2.47; 1 car
(dark) $2.42; 1 car, $2.42; 4 cars, $2.41
1 car (smutty) $2.41: 1 car. $2.40: 2
cars (smutty) $2.40; 7 cars (smutty) $2.39;
cars (smutty) Z.3S.
No. 3 hard winter, 1 car (smutty, old
billing) $2.45; 4 cars, $2.38; 4 cars (smut
ty) $2.38; 1 car (dark, smutty) $2.37;
cars (smutty) $2.37; 3 cars (smutty)
$2.36; 1 car (very smutty) $2.34; 3 cars
(very smutty) 82.33.
No. 4 hard winter, 1 car. 82.37: 1 car
(dark, smutty) $2.35; 2 cars (very smut
ty) $2.30.
No. 8 hard winter, i car (smutty) $2.32;
3 cars, $3.34.
Sample hard winter, 1 car (light, old
billing) $2.40; 1 car, $2.33; 1 car, $2.32;
1 car (heating) 82.26.
No. 6 northern spring, 1 car, $2.31; 1
car (dark) $2.30.
Sample northern spring, 1 car, $2.20;
car (light) $2.16.
CORN.
No. 2 white: S cars, $1.42.
No. 3 white: 3 cars. $1.40.
No. 6 white: 1 car. $1.32.
No. 2 yellow: 3 1-3 cars. $1.40.
No. 3 yellow: 1 car, $1.39.
No. 2 mixed: 2-S car (near whl!e,
.3; l car (near wnite), ii.js; 3 cars,
Range of prices of the leading etoeks.
furnished by Logan Bryan,, Vetera Trust
. ' ..... RAILS. . -
t' ' - ' ' ' Tues.
' t' '.' A ' .' High. Lb. Close. Close.
A., T. & S. F.,... M 8.1IS .14- 83ft
B. & 0 42ft 41ft
Canadian Pacific. 121 118ft
$500 CASH BARGAIN
Kragstone stucco bungalow, five
roms and bath; brand new and
strictly, modern; oak and enamel
finish; full cemented basement;
guaranteed furnace; best quality
plumbing; paving all paid. Call
Walnut 5373 evenings, or Doug.
7412 days. Ask for Mr. Grant.
MODERN 8-room house, built by the preY-
eni occupant lor a home. Oak finish:
fine Jot. in good location, at a bargam
Five-room, modern bungalow, finished
in oak and priced right, at $5,500. Call
Douglas 3841. Tyler 3623. Colfax 6144.
506 Keeline Bldg.
Douglas 4180.
$500
to
$300
Down
P
IF you'-want a. 4, 5 or 6-room, all
modern home, on easy terms,
phone Doug. 7412 and ask for Mr.
Carse, 318 So. 18th St.
DUPLEX pressed brick flat, near 30th
and Farnam. 8 r. each side; oak finish,
snap at 812,500. Terms. Dg. 1784 days.
V'lVE-room, modern bungalow, finished
in oak and priced right, st $B.B00. OhH
j IsiUKlae ;84L Tyler :;i;8--'.. Colfax 5144.
MODKRN 8 -room house, built by the p-e--
ent occupant for a home. Oak finish;
fine lot, in good location, at a bargain
$1.37.
No.
3 mixed: 1 car, $1.37; 1 car, $1.34.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $1.35 r 1 car (special
billing), $1.35.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car, $1.36; 1 car, $1.33;
1 car Onusty), $1.30.
Sample mixed: 1 car, $1.30.
. PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
Receipts Today. Yr. Ago.
Wheat 1,187.000 2,595,000
Corn 607,000 818,000
Oats .....1,185,000 1,029,000
Shipments
Wheat 861,01)0 1,095,000
Corn I.. 205,000 321,000
Oat :'..:' 641.000 ' 647,000
TODAY'S TOTAL CLEARANCES. -Today.
Yr. Ago.
Wheat and flour. . .1,363,000 766,000
Oats ; 900,000
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Today Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago
116
31
25
10
116
:in
48
13
13
28
28
4
73
11
26
!
106
21
20
LEGAL NOTICES
proposals for miiT.niN:8 and
UTILITIES O'IDEN ARSENAL,
, OODEN, UTAH.
Office nf the . Constructing quartet
master, 317 Colonel Hudson Building,
Ogiien, Utah, Healed proposals will be re
ceived here until 11 a. m. September 4, and
then opened for the construction of sixty
(60) buildings. Water system, electrical
layout and other utilities. Location, near
Ogden, Utah.
Plans and specifications and further In
formallon may.be had upon application to
this office. j
PROPOSALN FOR BCi I.rIN(SS AND
.- Utilities .oc.den arsenal,
ooden, utah.
Office of the Constructing Qusrterms'tter,
317 Colonel Hudson Building. Ogden, Utah.
Scaled proposals will be received here until
1 1 a. m. September 4, and then opened for
the construction of sixty (60). buildings,
wnrer system, electrical layout and other
utilitter, location m ar Otden, .Utah.
Plans and specifications anl further In
formation may be had upon application
to this office
Receipts
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Rye
Shlpn'ts. Wheat
Corn
Oats . . '.
Rye
Barley
x Holiday.
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS
Wheat. Corn. Oftts,
t hieago 125
Kansas City 195
St. Louis 10.1
Minneapolis 247
Dnluth .... 247
Winnipeg 117
DAILY INSPECTION REPORT.
The daily Inspection report shows
gr.-'in Inspected "In" .in 24 hours:
Wheat Hard winter. 33 cars No. 1, 69
cars No. 2, 19 cars No. 3, 10 cars No.
4. 15 cers No. 5, 6 cars sample; mixed,
1 car "No. 1, 1 car sample; spring, 2
tars No. 5, 14 cars sample: durum, 2
cars No. Tolal 153 ours In.
Corn Yellow, 7 oars No. 2, 4 cars No. 3.
I car No. 4; white. 6. cars No. 2, 2 cars
No. 3, 1 car No. 6; mixed, 12 cars No.
2, 8 cars No. 3, 1 car No. 4, 1 rar No.
5, 1 car No. 6, 1 car sample. Total, 44
cars In.
Oats White, 9 cars No. 2, 20 cars No. 3,
t cars No. 4. Total, 38 cars in.
Rye Four No. 2, 4 No. 3, 1 sample.
Total, 9 cars In.
Barley One car No. 4. Total, 1 car In.
N. Y. & H. R 75
Erie 15ft
Ot. Nor. pfd 76
Chi. Ot. West 9ft
Illinois Central.,.. ST
M.i jK. & T 8'i
K. C. Southern.... 20
Missouri Pacific... 27ft
New Haven .15
Northern Pacific. 78 ft
Chi. A N. W 7.1ft
Pennsylvania 41ft
Reading 93ft
C, R. I. & P 38 ft
Southern Pacific. 95
Southern Ry 28
C. M. & St. P 37
Union Pacific 124
Wabash
74
14 ft
74ft
9ft
Jft
7
19
26 ft
34 ft
75ft
7 2 ft
41
92 ft
36
94 ft
28 'I
36
42 ft
121ft
75
15
76
8ft
87ft
8 ft
20
27
35 ft
78 ft
73ft
61ft
93
37
95
28
37
120 123
Am. V. & F...
Allts-Chalmers
Am. Loco .
1 34 ft
32
94
107 ft
75ft
35 ft
9
STEELS.
...134 133
, .. 32 31 H
951 93
U. A. Steel Corp.. .... ....
Baldwin Loco 108 106ft
Beth Steel . .. 76 74
Colo. F. & 1 35 35
Crucible Steel 119ft 118ft 119ft
Am. Stl. Fdrs.... 37ft 37ft 37ft
Lackawanna -Steel. 68 ft
Mldvale S. & O... 89ft
Pressed Stl. Car.. 96
Rep. I. & S 85
Sloss-Shef. S. & I
U. S. Steel 89
COPPERS.
Anaconda Copper. 62 62
67
39
95
83 ft
68 ft
39ft
96
84 ft
88 ft 891
42
119ft
74
14
74
9
87
7ft
19
20
34ft
75
72 ft
41
92
87
94
28 ft
36
123
8ft
133
31
94
- 40
106
75
lisft
68ft
39ft
96ft
83ft
67
88ft
wheat had a tendency to restrict pressure
at times.
Around $1.17ft for December early there
was a good class ot commission house buy
ing which absorbed the offerings. May
sold at the inside figure on the crop and
new crop futures closed at the lowest
prices so far. There was soane selling of
September and buying of December by
Jackson and the Armour Grain company
aim tne airierence narrowea somewhat.
Thomson & McKlnnon, bought September.
Trade Mainly Iocal.
Buying of September oats by the Ar
mour drain company narrowed the dis
count under December to around c at
the last against lc the previous day.
iraue in the deferred deliveries was main
ly local. One house was reported to have
bought 200,000 bushels in Indiana over
night and hedged by sales of December.
Eastern demund showed improvement
with sales of 200,000 bushels, Including
25,000 bushels to the seaboard. Deliveries
on September contracts, 41,000 bushels,
Sample values and premiums unchanged,
Receipts, 176 cars.
While export demand for rye was re
ported as very slow, there were sales
by Chicago) handlers at 10c over Sep
tember, c. I. f. Buffalo, for first half
September shipment, and from Duiuth at
20c over, track Baltimore, bothpresum-
ably to fill old export sales. Futures were
unchanged for 250,000 bushels cash here.
Purchases to arrive over 'night were
claimed to be the largest in some time
and at reduced premiums. No. 2, on
track, sold at 7(f?9c over September at
$1.92 1.94. Receipts, 10 cars.
Barley prices were unchanged. Offer
ings small and demand slow .except for
choice grain. Export bids were 10c out of
line. Spot sales ware at $1.08 1.18. Re
ceipts, six cars.
Pit Notes.
With export sales at. the Atlantic and
gulf ports, especially the gllf, aggregating
1,000,000 bushels per day, or nearly as
large as the vrimary arrivals, there Is a
disposition on tho part of many! traders lo
regard the wheat " situation as bullish.
;any commission nouses aaviee sgamni
sales of wheat on breaks, and are getting
am. ioms ensn Jianoier says tne- meat
situation la butllerf-and sustained wheat
values ara aaaln&t sharp declines In., val
ues for cofn and Wits. Xt the ss-me tinra
he calls attention to the depression In the
general business situation, which,- he says,
does not permit of extenstre bullish, opera
tions and must not be overlooked.
Those who look for the corn crop to
come out all right are in large majority
among tne iraae nere. rney nave a great
deal of corn sold for December and May,
and can see nothing but slowly sagging
prices.
The statement showing a surplus of la
bor at the stock yards made in the month
ly review of Armour & Co. that for the
first time since the war lines of men can
be seen at mid-day waiting to file applica
tions for work V'as taken as most sig
nificant by the (rain trade.
New York Sugar.
New York, Sept. 1. There were no new
developments in the local raw sugar mar
ket today and In the absence of demand,
prices, remained entirely nominal. Mod
erate quantities of full duty sugars were
available at 9ft c c. I. f.. and it was be
lieved that holders would accept less than
this If tboy could find buyers.
Sugar futures closed firm; sales, 1,600
tons; October, 10.25c; December, )0.20c;
January, 9.60c; March, 9.60c; May, $9.60c.
Wheat
Dec.
Mch.
Hye.
Sep.
Dec.
.orn.
Sep.
Uea,
May
Oata
Sep,
Dec.
May .
Pork.
Sep.
Oct.
Lard I
Sep.
Oct.
Ribs. I
Sep.
Oct.
Open. High. Low; Cljse Yes'dy
T l I
a.34ft 2.36ft 2.33ft 2.35 1.34ft
I 2.31ft 2.32 2.27ft 2.30 2.30 ft
I 1.84 l.S6ft 1.88ft ..' 1.85
1.65 1.67ft 165 ,1-06
1.40 1.40' 1.38ft l.SS 1.40
1.18ft 1.18 1.17'i 1.17 1.18
1.16 116 1.14ft 1.14 1.16
.65 .66 .65 .65 .86
.66 ft .68 .66ft . .66
.68 .68 .68 .68 .6S
123.65 2.1. 9S 53.50 23.66 24.95
124.65 24.95 24.46 24.40 I24.8S
I1S.40 118.40 118. 15 118.35 118.40
18.82 Il8.82 118.62 118.67 18.80
15.10 115.15 I14.80 II S.00- 15.20
(15.65 l6.65 115.35 15.62 16.65
New York Coffee.
New York, Sept. 1. There was no Im
provement in the volume of business, ami
tho market for coffee futures showed con
tinued sensitiveness to small orders either
way. Traders found no apparent incentive
in the Brazilian cables, and the opening
here was unchanged to 21 points lower,
with late months relatively easy, under
trade selling. Deliveries of 97,600 bags,
wero reported on September contracts,
which seemed tole without much influence,
but September sold at 7.88c, or 7 points
net lower after the opening, . while later
months recovered part of their losses, with
December advancing from 8.41c to 8.66c. or
6 points net higher. The general market
closed net 3 points higher to 13 points
lower. September, 7.93c; October, 8.13c;
December, 8.63c; January. 8.71c; March,
9.07c; Mny, 9.29c; July, 9.49c.
Spot coffee was In moderate demand;
Rio 7a. 8ftc; Santos 4s. 1414ftc.
Butter and Eggs In Omnha.
Eggs No. 1, 49a per dozen; No. 1, 42o
per dozen; cracks, 87o per doxen.
Butter 41c per pound. . .
Am. S. & R.
B. & S. Min
Chile Copper...,
Chino Copper...
I nsp. Con. Cop . .
KennecOtt Cop..
Miami Cop
Nev. Con. Cop..
Con. Cop..
Cop
67
65
Ray
Utah
14 ft
28 ft
45ft
24ft
19ft
10
15
61
INDUSTRIALS.
14
27
45ft
23
19ft
10
16
61
52
67
ii'i
27
45ft
23
19ft
10
15
61
52ft
66ft
IS ft
28 ft
46
24 ft
19
10
15
61
Am. Beet Sugar.. 72ft
A, U. & W. I. 8. S.135
Am. Int. Corp... 70ft
Am. Sum. Tob.... 84ft
Am. Cotton Oil... 26
Am. Tel. & Tel... 7ft
Brook'n Rap. Tran 10ft
Beth'. Motors
Am. Can Co.
Chandler Mtr. Car.
Crn. Lthr. Co
Cuba Cane Sugar.
Oal. Pack. Corp..
Cal Petro. Corp. .
Corn Prod. Rfg..
Flak Rubber Co..
3cn. Elec. Co....
Gaston Wms. & Wig
Gen. Mtrs. Co.
Goodrich Co -64
Am. Hide ft Lthr.. 13
Haskell & Brkr. Car 69 ft
U. S. Ind. Alcohol.. 83
Inter. Nickel
Inter. Paper Co...
Aiax Rubber Co..
telly-Springfld. .
Keys'ne Tire & Rub.
r.ter. Merc. Mar..
Maxwell Mtr. .
M"t. Petro. . . .
Mid. States Oil.
Pure Oil
Willy-Overland
Vlerce Oil oorp
Pan-Am. Pet&T.
34 ft
84ft
53
34 ft
66 ft
25ft
88ft
8
21
19
this
St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis. Sept. 1. Futures--Wheat
December, $2.36: March, $2.32.
Corn September, $ 1.40ft ft; Decem
ber, $1.174 ll. 18.
Oats September, 66c; December,
C6ftc.
New York Dry (ioods.
New York. Sept. 1. Cotton goods were
Wralt and unchanged In demand 1, the
dry goods market today. Wool goodV wero
dull, as were hosiery and underwear?
markets were quiet
73ft
16
. 23
. 10ft
.162
. 11
.. ?
. la ft
. 12
87ft
Pierce-Arrow Mtr. 36
Itoval Dutch Co.-. 84ft
V. S. Rub. Co.... 85
Am. Susar Rfg... 110ft
Sinclair Oil & Rfg. 29
Sears-Roebuck Co. . . . .
Stromberg Carb. .. 72ft
Stcdebaker Corp.. 61
Tob. Prod. Co.... 66
Trans-Contl. Oil... 9ft
TYxne Co 47
If. S. Food Pr. Corp ....
IT. S. Sm..Ffg.& Min 6.1
White Mtr. Co 41ft
Wilson Co.. Inc.. 66ft
West'ch's- A'H.'k ....
West" !-. Klt-Mtg '74
A'". Wool"'. fo... 79
72 ft
133
68 ft
81
23
97ft
10 ft
5
34 ft
83
62
33
86
8ft
20
Lift
68 ft
83ft
19
73
15
2.1
9
159ft
11
38
15
12
85ft
34ft
82 ft
84
109ft
28
70
59 ft
64ft
9
46 ft
53'
42ft
66 ft
77
72ft
135
69
84 ft
25
97ft
10 ft
6
34ft
, 84
53
34
66 ft
25ft
88 ft
26
"s
21
53
13
69ft
83
19
73 ft
16ft
23
10
161ft
lift
38
15
12
87ft
34
84
85
110ft
29
7l"
60
66
8ft
46
63
43ft
56ft
47 'i
Total sales, 649,700 shares.
( , Close
Money . . . H
Marks
Stirling S.57',1
7 2 ft
133
70
84ft
24
87
V
34ft
84
53 ft
3.1ft
66ft
27
87
26ft
141ft
ii"
55
13
68 ft
83ft
19
78 ft
46 ft
75ft
17
22ft
10ft
161ft
lift
38ft
16ft
13
86
36
83
85ft
112
284
138ft
72
60ft
65ft
ft
47ft
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47
77 ft
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New -York General.
New York, Si)pt. 1. Wheat Spot,
rleady; No. 2 red and No. 2 hard, $2.70ft
spot, c. 1. f. track New York, and No. 2
mixed durum, $2. 61ft. to arrive.
Corn Spot, easy: No. 2 yellow, $1.75,
c. 1. f. New .York, 10-day shipment.
Oats Spof, easy; No. 1 white, 81c.
Ln.rd Barely steady; middle west, $19.09
19.10.
Other articles unchanged.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah, Ga., Sept. 1. Turpentine
Market firm, $1.37; sales, 422 bbls.; re
ceipts, 540 bbls.; shipments, 711 bbls.;
stock, 9,863 bbls.
Rosin Market firm; sales 1,333 casks:
receipts, 1,970 casks; shipments, 1,033
casks: stock, 44.334 casks. Quote B. $11.85
? 12.00; D, E. F, G, H, I, J, K, M, N, WO,
WW, $11.90012.00.
Taking Life
Easy
Do you ever look for?
''e ward fo'lhe time " "
" vdu vcatt 'sit back. , and
i take life easy?
Some people fail to
realize that dream on
account of poor man- .
- agement.' '
It is good.wuianageiiieiii "
. to put every, cent thn;
you can spare into gilt
edge securities. When
you acquire enough of
them, you won't . have
to work any more.
The First- Mortgage
Bonds owned and rec
ommended by Home
Builders yield 6 in
terest, payable semi
annually. They, are
protected by first mort
gage on active business
properties in Omaha.
Ask . for current bond
list and descriptive lit
erature. Gall at our
'' office, write or phone.
American Security Co.
Dodge, at 18th Omaha
G. A, RoarboujtB, Prea.
C. C Shinier, See's-.
FISCAL AGENTS FOR
( :
UPDSCIE SERVoCE
We Specialize in the Careful Handling of Orders for
Grain and Provisions
FOR ...
FUTURE DELIVERY
IN '"'.',"
All Important Markets
Silk
New York Money.
New York, Sept. 1. Prime Mercanllle
Paper- 8 per cent.
Exchange Irregular.
Sterling Demand, $3. 57ft; cables,
$.1.57ft.
Francs Demand. 6. 89c; cables. 6 91c.
B-lglan Frame Demand, 7.41c; cables,
7.43c.
Guilders Demand, 31.87c; cables. 32.0Oc
Lire Demand, 4.68c: cables. 4.71c.
Marks Demand. 2.02c; cables. 2.01c.
New York Kschpnge on Montreal
15-16 per cent discount. '
Time Loans Strong; unchanged.
Call Money Ktes-dv; high, 8 per rent;
low. 7 per cent; ruling rate, 8 per cent:
closing bid. 7 per cent; offered at 7 rer
cenU Ust loan, 7 per cent,
-WE ARE MEMBERS OF-
Chlcago Board of Trade St. Louis Merchants Exchange
Milwaukee Chamber of Commeroa Kansas City Beard of Trade
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Sioux City Board of Trade
, Omaha Orain Exchange
-WE OPERATE OFFICES AT-
OMAHA, NEB. -CHICAGO, ILL. GENEVA, NEB. '
LINCOLN, NEB. SIOUX CITY, IA. DES MOINES, IA. '
HASTINGS, NEB. HOLDREGE, NEB. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
ATLANTIC, I A. HAMBURG, IA. .
All of these offices are connected with each other by private wires.
We are operating large up-to-date terminal elevators in the
Omaha and Milwaukee markets and are in position to handle
your shipments in the best possible manner i. e., Cleaning,
Transferring, Storing, etc.
It will pay you to get in touch with one of our office
when wanting to BUY or SELL any kind of grain.
WE SOLICIT YOUR
Consignments of All Kinds of Grain
to OMAHA, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and SIOUX CITY
Every Car Receives Careful Personal Attention
The Updike Grain Company
THE RELIABLE CONSIGNMENT HOUSE
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