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Iff THE GUMPS- Urutlatrett' Trd Bevlrw. Nw York. Spt. 10. Brtdftreet'i to mrrovr will y: "DiviTneni'B lnfluno, prlc uncr lalnty mil itvam.- of I ho fall miwii r vNlhle In th i rail and Iniluatrtal illua tlnn rMUlltnf In h curlouii croaa current effect upon olnervara' conclualona, but ot balance II may be autc! that a lltlla mora nptlmlurn la duplayail an to lha rutura im.l vnlu!ti of trading l larger Rapor't from the iiinufar'urlnit dlatrlcla. too, ara allchtly better. Tha toi.a of collection also khowa a alight Improvement and crop r rotlt pre better.' " Weikty bunk i-loarlnga. S.o:,lM(iB. liar Hllver. New Vork. Sept. JO Par Sliver Do itektlr, ; foreign. 94'ic Mexican Uollure 7ltc. ; x ' ' (lpo Cotton. New VorH. Sevt. JO. Cotton Spot, quiet; middling. 32.2&C. South Side. ANOTHER BIG FOG Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith. OVJHOVLP .NAME .WcEN A fftfi PVCHEUeLVOKt ME )P THS 5fVt AC0S MY FACE. vov know tvaat og came awhil emxlv this veAte togot to lock THE FRONT OORAHO T ?V)HD T OPEH TAKET A rVfcO SOVP AHP GOOMT "TyeREAPSEitVOVfi.lFA roG PATH WE PON'T CVT VC HERE 1M Nov wouu wwtw.sect THE VKTER-tV6 JUST CAtCH A FO3 is AU. JUST QPEW "WE CE-HOUSE. DOOR AMP VJEriTN CLOSE THCPOoa TOVVE SOT Voifc. CE" FO THE. jSUMrVER T EEZE H "xHE WWTEfe- .VOV TALK ABOViY UVIN6 VUSU " L-VFE" 0)T ELfcE S A .pAK VAU : A TWO STEP A FOK TOOT-. SOV CAH LWE. AKC .UAO5v OUT HE.E- Buy From Yourself THE ; BEE : OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1920. 1 "T LOOK" A.T THAtf MfiOrf TWftF 1 1 OV CAN ST tx V)trw rms ) flj I I j-w i"v .ft. a i v . Lir s. a w 111 I m Mil 'X X -rue 06 ' ; if jPTX'SQ 1 30 M l ) VIE- lhiiiind,.; .l. . "t i-Wi i j , jw-i iu i mi A l I r am i . l r I 1 1 i , i Man Loser in Broomstick Bout Wtih Woman Neighbor John Kanger, 41 U N stret. and Mrs. Mary Sverek, his neighbor, staged a two-round bout Thursday afternoon in the latter's backyard and as a result, when John awak ened at his home. Constable George McBride was on his way to serve a summons on him to appear in justice court for alleged failure to keep peace. The-trouble started when Kanger disputed, the right of Mary's children- to their playground. Mrs. Sverek swung a broomstick and soon John was playing the Billy Miske role of taking the count. Too Much Publicity Fatal To South Side Distillers Because they operated their stills in the daytimvand in full vitw of neighbors. James Delezal, 5818 South Nineteenth street, and Joh Sola, 2410 7. street,' were arrested yester day afternoon by'lJeputy United States Marshal Earl Young, charged with violating the national prohibi tion act. g ' " They were released on $1,000 bond each, pending hearing before Com missioner Edwin C. Boehler. Conference Attendants To Fill Pulpits Sunday Local pulpits will, be filled Sunday morning by some of the attendants at the annual conference of the, Methodist Episcopal, church, held here this week. Rev. J. Stes-ford will be at the First Methodist Sun day morniifg and in the evening, Rev. H. E, Hess will speak. Sev eral churches of denominations other than the Methodist will be favored by visiting Methodist pastors. South Side Brevities tlJNCY Market, Financial . and Industrial' Neys of the Day Live Stock Don't (buy your eatera until you ace Philip', window diaplay. Watch for b'.g aale. Adv. Pennsylvania hard coal and F.lkhorn rnke for baaa burner and furnaue ue. rhone ua your order. So. 33, G. E. Hard ing Coal Co. Adv. Lost, two Invoice book, with aluminum covers, between Avery and South Oma ha. One on Aug. Sii other Sept. 7th. , Reward. 80. 2Hii6. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS SELLERS' KITCHEN CABINET SALE S1.0U per week will place It In your home: Star cut water aet or kitchen cutlery set free with every cabinet thles week. Come In today and make your selection. KOUTSKT-PAVLIK CO.. 482S So. 24th: , Tel. So. 4800 A big tale now going on of very cholca lota ranging In price from 1200' to S35 on vary easy terms. 110 down and $3. Of a week. The majority fcf theea Iota fare on paved atreeta with cement walka. TBe'e in city water In front of eachylot. There are only tl lots and aurh bargain will soon be enapped up. Thla addition located btween f) and O and Thirty sixth and Thirty-ninth' atreeta. Salesmen will be at this addition. Thla kale la be ing conducted by W. Fgrnam Smith Co., 1S20 Farnem street. Phone Douglaa f.0 and J. H. Kopletg. 4733 8outh Twenty fourth atrect. Phono South 9C0- Adv.' , The lota are eelllng rapidly at1 the ad dition .located between Q and O and Thirty-sixth and Thirty-ninth streets. Two block of this addition are being developed ' for a city park. A cite, has been purchased for a new school buill lng. . iThe West Q car line and Ralston line pass this addition. Most of these lots have cement wslks and are on paved streets. There Is city water In front of everv lot. The prices -ran go from 20ft to 1525. The terms are 110 'down and 2 a week. Salesmen will be at the ad dition. Thla aale la put on by W. Far ram Smith A Co.. 1320 Farnam street. Phone Douglaa S64 and J. H. Kopleti, 4TS3 South Twenty-fourth atreet. 'rhone South 8 SO. Adv. THE WOMAN WILT. WHO DOES. ' A thing of beauty Is a Joy forever. W don't claim that these Hart-Shaffner Marx autts here at Flynn's will last for Tver, but they'll last and they'll wear i.nd they'll give you that good-fellSwshlp feel ing that you have been fairly dealt with. They are here now, tne beat line ever. A great line for the athletic young men. A good selection for the atouts and th long and the short regular. If we cant fit vou we'll make for you and you won t kick on the price. Absolute satisfaction to the customers la the point We aim at aod we make good. 1 The woman wbo comes 'In here now and selects her coat or suit will save. Plush coats are going to bj mighty, aenrce Jate this season the way UJooks now. Bring the boys In and see these double wear suits. and coats.. SU months guar anted wear to the romplne. rollicking boys. H tt means anything It tBust mean sub stantial fabric and make. Our enerchan dlee la guaranteed Our prices 1 are guar anteed. It's a safe place to rad do a big business, but we should do three times as much. Help us do It. John Flynn & to. Adv. ' 1 Big lot sale starting Saturday, Sept 11. at 9 a. m. Located between Q and O and 36th and 39th streets. Terms $10.00 down. $2.00 a week. Price; $200 to $525. Majority of these lots are on paved streets and have cement walks. City water in front of every lot. Salesmen will be at the addition. W. Farnam Smith & Co , 1320 Farnam St. Phone Doug. 564, or J. H. Koptetr, 4733 So24th St.. Fhone So. 960. Boston Wool. Boston. Mm., Sept, W. The tom-nir-lul Bulletin tomorrow will say: . "The opening of light weight goods for sprlnat by the American Woolen com pany has been the feature of the market. It Is geaeralty considered that the prices named were reasonably low. but buyers were aoparently waiting to make further comparisons before committing themselves on any eorudderable purchases. "There ties been some business In pood territory wools in the range of M.Jo to II 45 clean basis for fine and fine medium Montana staple wools. Some houses re port a fair business, but on the whole business has continued slow with prices, especially for inferior wools, on the easy aide." Scoured basis: Texas Fine 12 months, lt.1001.16: fine eight months. Il.(l1.2. Callfornla4-Noorthern. 1.351.40: fald x dl county. (1.1671.30; southern. (1.00 0 1 Oregon Eastern No. 1 staple M-iO: eastern clothing. (1.1O01.SS: valley o. 3 II 2Sftt 80. 'TerrltorV Fine staple. $1.40 01.60; half, blood combings. 21.30 (ft'l. 3 i: litree-elghths blood comblnff. sJfjTOOc: iui,r"r-.b' combing. 70S75c; fine clothing. M.16h, l.?,o; fine medium clothing. (1.0501.10. Puled: ' - . . , Delaine 31.50; AA. H.0l.So: A. supers, 951.05. ' Mohairs Best combing, 4O0Oc; best carding. 1840c. ' Liberty Bond Prices. New York. Sept. 10. Prices of Libert i i. . "u.. tun?: first 4s. un quoted; second 4s. 4.00: flrt -4s. 5.7, s.cond 4V.S. 85.02; third 4HsT S.6i " fnurth 4Ua. .S2: Victory 3ia. 00.44; Vtetnrv 4 Si Da If). I.lhe'rtv bonds closed: 3!s. 90.00: first 4s. uiuiuoted; first iUm SS.00; second 4',s. 85.10: third 4VJs. S.4; fourth 4s, s.30; Victory 3. 6.(0; Victory 4, 9i.40. ( ; St. lxn!a live Mock. . St. Louis, Sept. 10. Cattle Reelpta. Ann tcarl mtfaAv ton steers. Ml. 76. Itogs Receipts. 6.000 head; ateady to 10 cents lower; top. M7.?5r bulk light and medium weight. 118.60017.16; bulk heavy, M6.00$l60. cents lower: top. MT.15; bulk light and Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.000 head; Inmbs strong to 26 cents lower: sheen steady: top lambs, (13.76; bulk. M2.00 12.75; top ewea, (6.60: bulk. Ili.50g6.60. , St. Joseph Uve Htorfc. St. Joseph. Mo.. Sept. 10. Cattle Re ceipts, S00 head; market stoadys steers, Is.OO0K.6O: cows and heifers, (4000 16.60; calves. (7.0016.10. i . ' .l Hogs Receipts, l.ioo head: market 160 ' 40c higher; top. M.40j bulk. MS.nOtf 16.40. Sheep Receipts. 0 head: markat. jd.oo; tamos, sv.is. Omaha, Sept. 10. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Shee". Official Monday ... 11,860 2,160 26.J05 Official Tuesday .. (.201 6.69 24. 7 official Wednesday. (,,31 t,0u4 Official Thursday,. 3,660 4.4s 12.377 P:stlmate Frldsv.. 1 nftft i had Vive days this wk.. 31.761 21.M7 los'.SSS Same days last wk. 81.6CI 27.084 93.901 Same 2 wks. ago... 3(1,0(15 30,26 139.22s Same 3 wks. ago... 30.096 30,216 119.238 Same 3 wks. ago... 30,024 30.79 111,604 Same daya year ago. 66.037 24.01J 212.216 Receipts of disposition of live stock at the Union Slock Yards, Omaha, Neb., f.ir 24 hours ending at 3 o'clock p. m Sept. 10. 1920: RECEIPTS CARS. Horses and Cattle Hogs Sheep Mules Financial C. it., & St. Paul Missouri Puclfic . Union Pacific C. A N. W., east . . C. 4 N. W west .. C, St. P., M. A O. C, B. A Q., east .. C, B. & Q., west , . C, R. L. A P.. west Illinois Central .. Cht. Gt.. West. . . 8 4 10 3 . 2 IS 1 1 1 Tctal Receipts ....46 3 1 15 11 61 IS 17 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cattle Hogs Sbep . 191 619 466 Morris ft Co Swift & Co. . . . . . Cudahy Pack. Co Aimour & Co. .. J. W. Murphy ., Ogden Wolf So. Omaha Pack. Co, John Roth A Sons ... Glaasberg .Wlson & Co Lincoln Pack. Co. . P. P. Lewis J. B. Root & Co. . . . J. H. Bulla Rcsenstock Bros. . . . F. O. Kellogg Werthelrrrer & Dcgen Ellis A Co A. Rothschild Mo.-Kan. C. A C. Co. K. O. Cljrltle John Harvey Dennis A Francis .. Check A Krebs Omaha Packing Co. Other Buyer s. ' 367 376 308 , 0 11 .) 44 1 66 14 29 20 41 . . 2 16 8 . ll)9 24 25 2 , 291 428 928 716 1.464 192 193 3,660 ..2.026 cattle 4.40 6.017 here r-.fAtih .Vnt ' ennurh -' " , . , fl i to rcmHy make a marget. onii a or l.Too head being reported on aale. wu-t HtttA hnr was here sold steady, good light corn feds bringing M8.06. Oood beef both western and native la 60c high er for tne wees, -wiin i" ";r stronger. uowt ana nwn - , at the week's advance of 6076c and stockera and fecdera are eelllng 30c high er than a weeK ago Quotations on Cattle Choice to prime beeves, (16.00017.35; good to oholce (15.0016.00: fair to good beev. M3 0016.00; common to fair. Beevea, 11160013.00: choice to prim yearl ngx. SliVoolT.10; good to choice yearllngs (16 OO01O.OO; fair to good yearling. (12 o OI5.05: common to fair yearllnge, (8.o0 ,l,nn. tix nrlma grass beeves. (12.iO014.6O: good to choice grass beevese (10. 00012. 00: fair to gopa gra. ?8.6010.00: common to . fair grass bv. 17 501B8.60: Moxlcans, (7.7609.00; choice to prime feeders, (11.50012.26: good JO cnofce feeders. (10.2611.50: dium W good feeders, (9.00010.00: common to r fair ! ni ai it. iius to choice atock- er. (9.2601OWOO-. fair to t'od .tock.r. Skc Nep fiink Qia. tiy.ago Tribune-Onwli. Bee Leaaeel Wire. . New York, Sept. 10. The"" stock market, today xjas lacking in in terest, chiefly btcause of an in consistent trend of quotations. While sone issue in particular groups were moving .forwardjFothcrs proceeded to recede slowly' and everywhere was seen the evidence of speculative leadership. On the whole, hnvrver. Uh'e constructive side of ottoted values was favored more, than the side of reaction, and moderate rates for call loans were looked upon as encouraging by followers of both railroad and industrial shares who are examining the future for satis factory developments after the heaviest-part of the autumn , credit demand has been met. ' From 7 per cent, the rate eased off to 6 per cent in the last hours of business, a trend which had not been expected in quarters where the in come tax 'payment of midmonth was thought to carry possibilities -of pre liminary hardening of money quota tions. , ' Wateh Gold importations. Tn speculative circles more attention Is being paid to the possible effect of gold Importations on the credit situation in late October and November. The move ment from London has brought In more than (15,000.000 In the last few months and, at the same tlm- thse Imports are expected ta continue. The French ireas ury transfers on account of the Anglo French loan, maturity art gathering head way". It was reported In banking clr "cles today that (15.000,000 was headed this way for French account. Including the totnJ between (4.000,000 and (5,000, 000. which left Havre on September 4. The ateel coroprstlon'a monthly tonnage statement Indicated that shipments t finished goods were lessening up as rail road facilities ' Improved, whips, at the same time, consumer were hesitant In placing orders in advance of definite new ofiths application of freight rate Increases to prices. .. Th latter phase might be turned about by aaylng that the corpora tion waa not anzloua to add to Its for ward contracts until the freight Increase had been thoroughly digested and a deci sion made on prices for early 1920 deliv ery, although uo indication has com that ciio(atlons will be advanced. ,s , Sterling; Lower. Demand starllnr lojt'HJc. to a new low level on the current movement, this beln (3.60. Th downward movement of this week has run parallel to a marked firm ing, of both grain and flour shipments from the United States and Canada," al though the movements ot the exchanges 'and exports may not be considered s connected from ona week to another, (H.B0lp.2 common " "l".i. V 08 CO: .stock heifers. ( 50C7.60: stok cwa. (5.6S.76: stock eglves, (5.6009.00; veal calves. (8.00013.00; bulls, slags, etc.. le.sotoll.OO (VESTERN CATTLE NEBRASKA. - . "S ' IDAHO. ' 14 'tr' S7' BEEP silEERS. m, ' ' "1 .....1235 14 75 2 1055 15 (6 ' YEARLING. l!-WESTERN CATTLE NEBRASKA. 6 strs 1062 10 00 e strs goUTH DAKOTA., strs 1136 10 50 Omaha, Sept 10, 1920. ' Not a sale of wheat had been re ported up to 12:15, the regular clos ing hour. Corn was iK active de mand at lc to 3c decline. Oats sold readily at J4c, under yesterday's basis. Rye was a cent lower. Bar ley brought 4- to 2c less than it did yesterday.' The rive sales of wheat reported after the regular closing hour were made at a several cent decline. WHEAT. No. 1 hard wlntor; 1 car, (2.55 (dark); 1 car, (2.61; 1 car. (2(l (dark); t cars, 12.60; 1 car; (2.40 (smutty). No. t hard winter: 2 cars. (2.49; i cars, (2.48; 1 car, (2.48 (smutty); 2 cars. (2.43 (smutty); t cars, (2.46 (smutty). No. J hard winter: tars. (2.47; 1 car, (2.4C; i cars. (2.46 (smutty); 1 car (2.44 (smutty). No. 4 hard winter; 2 cars. (2.44; 1 car, (2.46; 4 cars. (2.40 (smutty).- No. 6 hard winter: 1 car, (2.42. Sample hard wlnttr: 1 car. (2.43; 1 car, (2.40; 1 car. (2.39. No. 2. mixed durum: 1 car, (2.41. No, 6 durumt 1 car. (2 31 (very smutty). No. 4 northern ' spring: 1 car, (2.10 (dark). . '' No. 6 mixed: 1 far, (2.42. T. RYE. 3 No. 2: 3 cars, (1.91. So. i: 1 car. 61.90. BARLET. ' Ne. 3: .17 sacks, (6c. ti 4: 45 tars, (6c. j a ejected: 1 car, 4c. Imple: 1 car, 91" (heating). ' CORN. No. 2 white. 3 cars, (1.33. No. 3 white, 1 cars. (1.32. No. 4 white, 1 car, (1.30., No. 6 white. 1 car. 91.23. Sample white, 1 car (heating), (1.21. No. 2 yellow, 1 car (shipper's weights), (1.30; 4 cara, (1.20. No. 3 yellow, ( cars, (1.28. Sample yellow. 1 car (42 per cent dam aged), (1.17. No. 1 mixed. 3 cars. (1.2s, No. 4 mixed. 1 car, (1.24. OATS. No. 2 white, 1 car, 6H4c; 1 car, lc. No. 3 whit. 9 cars. 01c; 2 cars. 0H No. 4 white. cara. im DAILY INSPECTION REPORT. The daily Inspection report shows this grain inspected Tn" In 24 hours: Wheat Hard winter: 10 car No. I; 14 cara No. 2, 10 cars. No. 3, 4 cara No. 4, 2 car No. 5, 4 cars sample. Mixed : 1 car No. 1, 1 car Xo. 3. 1 car N. 4. 1 car No. 6, 1 car sample. Spring f 1 car No. 4, 2 cars No. 6. S cars sample. Total. 53 cara In. '- Corn Yellow"! 1 car Jf- 3 earn No. 3. White: ears No. 3. Bt:iib Nn. 3. rara ftv'o. 4. Mixed: 6 car No. 2. 4 cars No. 3. 1 car No. . Total, 15 cars In. .v. Data Whit: 4 car No. 2. 9 cara No. 3, caw No. 4. 1 car.aample. Total. 13 :ar In. Kye 2 car No. 2. J car No. 3. Total. I cara In. Barley 1 car No. 3, 1 ear rejected. Total, 2 cars In. i KKClilUS AND SHIPMENTS jjevj York Quotations N. Y. & H Eric R. R Ot. North.. Pfd. . . CtaV Gt. Western. Illinois Central .. Mo.. Kan.'& Teg. If I" ftnnthern . . I Mlfsouri Pacific ' . wn,rReeeiDts of hogs were estmiated ; N. Y.. N. H. A H. ., .Tr 4 2O0 head. Quality was m 1'at. By. . good, demand broad and trade active, a clearance being made at an early hour at prices generally 26o above yesterday. A few loads sold under even money and long string was (15.00016.26. with th bet ter hogs on up. shippers psylng top of (16.25. the highest since the early part of October. 1010. A few of the "mrnon hogs sold under even money, with bum ew York Quotations. Range of prices of the leading eftocks furnlRhed By. Logan & Bryan, Peters Trust building: , ' RAILS. v ' 1 I Thursday .Hish Low Close Close A., T. & S. F 83 ii J4 824 84 Baltimore Ohio. 41', 41Vs41fc 41 V4 Canadian Pacific ..Hlfe 120 110' 121 74Vi 74 Ti4 744 17 17 Ts '74 ( IIH 6 of sales (14.15015.(0. HOGS. No Av. Sh. (.(..30 70 32. ,297 40 56.. 297 70 IH..24S no 22. .295 190 lis. ,265 40 f.;i,.;o9 40 46.. 220 '.. . Pr. 14 70 14 90 16 OF. 16 15 15 35 16 60 15 8( 10 00 ,No, Av. 67. .317 70. .321 66. .262 56. .267 69. ,252 26. .208 65. .219 61. ,226 Sh. 110 460 r.". "iil 120 chi& sr. w. PenlT. R. R. ,; Reading Co. . . C;, R. I. A P. f. Tar. Co. .. Bo. Rallwtay . . d, 11. St. P, Union Pacific . Wabash ...... 16s 77 3 US (k iv 26H ' 33 9 15 77 i 8 (4H (tt 26 24 70 149 Nat Ne'', 789 Nev 133 Ida 26r,Id 19 19 36 ,26 34 S9 79 i "TO ..T 74 74 ..i 43 42 , Ii 92 ... 36 36 ... 96Vt 94 ... 28 21 ... 30 16 ...121 121 ,.,......- Am. C. JT, 116 136 115 135 Allls-Cbsl. M. ... 34 S 34 34 Am., Loco, Co 96 96 95 i 96 Bald. Low. Wks.. 110 109 101 109 Eeth. Steel Corp. .. 71 70. 15 7 Colo. F4 & I. Co. 36 Crucible Steel Co. .125 124 124 i: Am. 5. F. 7 Lack. 8. Co. (6 Mldvale S. & Ord. , JH lli 95 96 64 4 6 TS 96 72 71'i 71 71 89 S( (9 . 391 tOrrrlto. 64 63 61 60 JO 19 41 26 10 14 5 16 00 15 10 16 35 15 40 16 75 16 35 IS 25 Bheep Only a amail run of sheep ana lambs arrived for today's trad and the market waa fairly active, ruling generally steady. Oood fat lambs sold up to (14.(0. Tat ewes suitable for slaughter wtr want ed up to (6.7(07.00. Choice fat yearling would likely bring (9.00 or better. P mnd for feeders wa In excess of th. supply and price were fully steady. Good to choice feeding tambe are now quotable around (11.36 K.60, with pretty good grades bringing (I3.OO013.H. te Quotations on Sheep and Lamb Fat range lambs. (11,50014.00: feeding; lambs. (12.0013.40: cull lambs, (0.00011.00; vearllifKS. (8.25O0.26; feeding yearlings. j.nnr9.26: wethera. (T.t6r.!,5: ew-t. ((.6001.60; feeding ws. (4.1(0(.2(; w culls and cannera, (2.0003.(0. FEEDER EWES. (( 5 26 I FAT LAMBS. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr, 71 14 16 ' t FEEDER LAMBS, 64, 13 00 f FAT EWES. , , ' ins a 50 ' i YEARLINGS AND WETHERS, X 1402 da 0 00 FEEDER YEARLINGS. 415 . 6 9 60 Chicago Lire gtock., rhii-aan. SoDt. 10. Cattle Receijlts.. cans- iirnm on rood and choice steera: i Goodrich others slow; closing -hade lowe't quality jkm. H. ft L, Co... .... very plain' top, (18.00; few over (16.2o: ! If ask. ft Brkr. (s 69 bulk (9.60014.76: cows, (6.16012.15: V. S. Ind. AL Co. . 6 steady. Cannera and catters strong, (4.60 , Internet. Nickel .. 194 Pressed S. C. Co. Reup. I, ft 8. Co. Railway 8. Spring. S.-S. 8 A Iron,. . . U. 8. Steel... An. Coo. Slln. Am. S. A Ref. Co.. It, 8. Win. Co, Chile Cop. Co. Chine Cop. Co, ,,. Insp. Cons. Cop.: ,'. Knn. Copper .... Miami Cop. (!. -. . Nev. C. Cop. Co, . . day C- Cop. Co. t tB Cop. a 74. 74 43 41 93 3 30 io 94 94 28 37 86 17 121 121 9 1 31 . - . 48 1 69 39 ' (5 .05 84 '(4 .8- 14 S 1 41 20 19 11 16 6H SI li 16 !1 46 20 (4 60 19 14 48 24 42 (4 (4 7 3 (2 6l5 INDC8TRIALH. LAan. B. Sug. Co. ..( ' (2 A..V.VV.l B.B. ....ISlf Afn.Jnter., Corp. 1 76 Am.kum. Tah. Co. M 1644 Ani.'Cttton Oil Co 26 Am. TP), ft Tel... 38. 98 Hrek. Rap. Tran. It 11 11 -11 Bethlehem. Motors. 6 5 Amor. Can Co..., 3(U 36 35 Chand. Motor Co.r ( , 83 Cen, Leather Co.. S3 'el, (2 Cuba Cans Suit. Co. ( 38 (3 Cal Petrol. Corp.. 38 38 28 C.rn Prod. Ref. Co. It 37 K.t. En. A Stamn. (8 (Cm 66 risk Rubber Co... 28 27 21 -27 Cea. Electric CO.U36 136 136 140 Gas. Wms. A Wl. s CO. 1 .V.-. . 40 6 36 87 51(4 38 28 89 stesdyi wf, Amihi Potato Market. Omaha, Sept 10. Nlo .car Idaho and 1 car Minnesota arrived! 2 ears on track including broken. Demand and movement moderate, market steady. Little change In prices., Salea direct to Mtaners. .-Nebraska sacked Early Ohlos. No. 1. (2.7(0 nho sacked whits varieties, no. i. 0: Idaho (.04J3.:5. 06.00; bologna ouns etsaay )i.(f.. veal calves. (11.00017.26; unchanged! heavy calves ateady; fsoders and good etockera steady; common kinds alow. Hogs Receipts. 10.000: mostly 260 26c higher thsn yesterdsy'e average: common packing sowa advanced least: top, (16.76: bulk light and butchers, (l(,764Mf.6; bull? packing sows. (14.60(914.90; pigs. 35c higher; bulk desirable kinds. (14.7(0 115.5. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 11,000 killing elsss steady; top natives, (13.00 1 top west ern (14.26; good and choice fat ewea largely, te.6006.76; feeder low; hulk feeding -lambs. (12.16013.00: top. (13 3. ' Kansas City Ut 8tk. Kansas City, Ma.. Sept 10. Cattle Re ceipts. 1,(00 head: market on cannera and common cow (So lowor; light canirers, (3(004.00; ealves mestjy (0c lower; prac tical top. (16.00; odd lot, (16.60; other clssses slow, steady to weak;, belt heavy steers., (17.1. . Hogs Receipts, 1.490 head; market generally 10G25e hlghtr; duality (air; top. (10.40; bulk Ugoi ana-jneaiura, tu.nw 16.26; ' heavy. (19.25 Sheep and Laanbs Receipts,' 0.000 heed; shP 2606o) lower: western ewea. ((.60: fat lambs steafly: top wosrerns. n.i; lew tale feeding Iambs, 25060c higher. . Inter." Paper Co... 80 KoRy-nprlng. Tire. 74 Kf. Tire ft Stab. 18 Inter. Merc, Mar... S3 Maxwell Mater Co. Mex. Petroleum ..ITS Middle StatM Oil- 14 Pure Oil ......... 39' Wlllys-Over. Co,.,1ik Pierce Oil Corp... 14 Psn.-AnT. P. ft trt 2J Pluiee-Ar. Motor. . ST Hoyal thitefc' co.r. (0 V. 8. Rubber Cot.. T Am. Sug. Ref. Co. Ill Sinclair O. ft Ref. 81 tars. Roebuck Co.. 119 13 strum, earn. c.., i izst Studebaker Corp... 68 63 toi. rroo. o..i,, s as Trans.-1 Ts 71 7 11. 5,'i 66 ' 66 12 69 (9 70 (8 4 (3 19 10 19 14 90 8 74 1 .14 16 17 16 28 21 ,23 H 3 172 173 172 13 14 13 39 39 39 16 16 16 IS 14' 11 01 01. 01 14 (6 16 (( 66 (1 (6 80 (64 111 1U 111 ; 31 31 31 139 140 72 72 08 ! "rans.-Con. Oil ... 14 18 14 v rsxaa Co (I (0 (0 J, B.F, Pr. Corp.. 60 0 (0 ;. 8. 8.. R. ft Mln. 68 68 61 The White Mo. Co. 46 Wilson Co.. Inc.. (( Western Union ... M'J Wist EL ft Mfg.. 48 Am. woolen to,., so 016.(0: etockers I Total sales. 39M00 shrfs. 45 -44 56 (6 84 v4 41 (1 Money - -.L , . ,:, -,TT,. .,,.. . ... j . 'Ciese . .0 . . roisr .1.62 14 6 0 51 44 66 'ii Thurs. Close f .01(4 1.56 ' Omaha Grain 1 1 Chicago Grain Iteceinls Wheat Corn Oats - , Ry , Barley Shipments Wheat . : Corn .......... Outs , Rye Barley Today wk. ago. yr. no 33 l ...1H 33 3 2 lift 41 81 4 89 3 2 2 RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS. ago. 49 10 10 7 7 13 24 17 11 6 By CHAS. D. MICHAELS. Chicago Tribune-Omaha Ree Leased Wire. Chicago, Sept. 10. Lower prices for all grains with cash and Septem ber corn leading, featured the mar ket today. Cash corn was 2 to 3 cents lower, September 2'Ac Tnnd distant futures V to z lower. Wheat lost 1 to,2 cents with March leading, while oats were slow all dav and H to cent lower, rye off ii to Vc and barley 1 to V2c lower. Outside business was light and sen timent in the main bearish on gen erar principles. ' Buying of wheat was of two kinds. Seaboard reporters were covering shorts on export sales made some time ago and they were taking ;the wheat to fill them, and there was selling by northwestern interests and to local traders who were-bearish, owing tt the break in corn. Premiums at New Vork were off sharply, with no new business for export, while a good business was put through at the gulf. s Foreign Demand Slow. Foreign demand for rash wheat was generally alow, and the bulk of the rash wheat reported as sold thre was regarded as covering by ahorts. Bids of 33 cents over December ware made f. o, b. th ulf for last half of tepteoiher and 30 to (1 cents ovsr for October loading. Bids to tne country, track st the gulf for Septem- oer snipment, were I cents higher at cents over Deccrrmer. Receipts, 3 cars winter and 13 ears spring. Springs un changed to 1 cent higher. Wiih wheat easy as the result of heJi,--Ing sales and rains In Argentina It took but little pressure to depress corn And oats. Weather condltionslsover the belt were more favorable for the maturity "of tne crop, trie lorecast Detng lor fair and warmer and no low temperatures In Meht At no time were prices as high as the art' over September, with sales al (1.9501.HU. Receipts, 16 cars. Choice barley was scarce and with 0 good demand prices were unchanged to 1 cent higher. Spot sales. 1.03jl.l7. -celpts, 26 cars. CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES By Vpdike Grain Co, Doug. 2627. Sept. 10 ArVesj Open. I High. Low. Close Y's'dy Wheatl I I Dec. Mar. Kye. Sep. Dec. Corn. Sop. Dec. May Oats Sen. DeV May Pt-rk. Sep. Oct. Lard Sep. Oct. Itll), Si D. 2.46 I 2.CI! I' I 1.94 I 1.94 'i 4: 431 1.77 2.45 2.41 l.2 2.46 1 2.41 ;! 2 2vd7' 34 1.771 1.76V, 1.93 I 1.93 1.77 1 1.77 I I I 1.40 1.4l 1.38 1.3I 1.40 1.10 1.20 1.10 1.10 1.: 1.17 1.17 l.7 1.171 1.18 .64 1 .64 .8 ,G4 .6 .66 .66 ,66, .66 .68 i .61 .8 .(is . I l 23 50 23.50 123.511 23.50 23.26 23.76 23.75 123.76 23. ,6 23.76 . I I I 19.20 119.4D il9.20 19.40 19.20 19.42 119.65 119.40 19.60 llD.ob 16.85 16.50 I1S.47 116.60 16.35 !l6.47 116.41 116.60 ! 18.25 116.46 gr and no low temperatures In Mgiht. vious dsy's finish, and the close was f?n- tlonally lower, short covering by 'he pit element making a small rally toward the last In both grslns. . Little Expert flnslness. A little export business was under way in corn and oats, a sala of 40.000 bushels corn being rqade to the United Kingdom while the seaboard sold 30,000 bushels - an. Cash corn waa 12 cents lower, with receipts 167 cara. Cash oata 0 cent lower, with premiums unchanged. Re ceipts, cara. Houses with 'seaboard connections were fair buyera of rye futures, and later,? there was some glveups sgalnst the cash raln. No. 2 on track was 12 centa New York Sugar. New York. Sept. 10. Raw sugar in the local market showed no practical change, although later developments, in connec tion .with yesterday's sale 1 of Perus. showed thst the transaction hud been made at (10.76. duty paid, and not 9o c. I. f. In bond, as at first reported, mak ing the official quotation for Centrifugal, epot and prompt now (10.76, A full lot ot 202 tons of Demsraras sold tnduy at Vc In port against which September was sold on the exchange at 10.25c. There was also a sale of 1,500 tons of Perus, September shipment at c . I. f. to an operator. ' oux City Live Stock. Sioux City. la.. Sept. 10. Cattle Re- felnlH. 1.400 head: market Mteadv: beef -6 i steers, fed steara ami yearlings, (11.00W 17.50: grass steers. (7.60 11.60: grass cows. ($.506 9 50; fat cows and heifers, (9.00013.00; canners. (4.0006,00; vealers, (6.5012.00: common calves. (5.509.00: feeders, (8.50&12.25; feeding- cows and heifers. (6.00&J6.60. Blockers. (6.6O&9.00. Hogs Receipts, 3.800 head: market 25e higher; light. (I6.6oei6.10; mixed. (15.00 015.60; rough, (14.2514.76; bulk of slrs. (14.60016.60. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1.600 head; market strong. Bonds and Notes Bonds and noto quotations furnlcned by Peters Trust company: . Approximate Bid Asked Yield V'.' 93 8.3U So S.'.U 7.15 99 9IIk 7.35 99 99 S9i 90 Am. T. & T. f.s. 1 924. . Am. T. & T. 6.i. l2i. . Am. oTh. Co. 7s. 122. . Am. Tob. Co. 7s. 1923. Anaconda Cop. 6. 19" Ang-Frt'nrh Ex. 6s, 1920 99 loo Armour t onv. bs. Armour 7s, 1930 ". Belgian Oov. 6s. 1925. . . Belgian Oov. Is. 1945 Beth. Steel 7. 1922 Beth. Steel 7s, 1!23 British 6s. 1929 British 6h. 1921 C. B. & Q. 4s. 1921 Can. Oov. 5s. 1921... Can. Oov. 5 'is. 1929 C. C. C. tc St. L. s, Cud. Pack. Co. 7s. 1923. Goodrich 7s. 1925 .lap. Oov. 1st. 4s. 1925. .lap. Gov. 4s. 1931 Llgt, Myers f,s, 121 . Proct. A Cam. 7s. 1922. Prcx't. A (lam. 7s. 1923. Swift, Co. s. 1921... Hwfa-Ony 8s. 1940 Union Pacific 6s, I92K.. . Wilson Conv. 6s. 1;8.. 9:1 95 91 7 . 98 96 64 96 95 97 90V 1929 87 97 92 73 67 'T 97 H 99 96 96 U !):: 97 9K 97 '1 so 96 6 97 90 kk 98 92 73 67 97 99 S94 96 94 ion l"l 97 S3 M 7.60 3.00 5.00 7.35 7.60 7.90 7.76 7.90 Kill 7 sr 9 40 9.0 7.70 6.90 7.90 7.75 9.10 11.60 10 60 7.60 7.1') 7.20 7 ::o .7.90 H.iil I 70 New Vork tlonc.v. N'mv Vork, Sept. 10. Prime .Mercantile Pillar 6 per cent. ' Kxcnange Easy. Sterling Demand. 53.51; cables, (2.514 Frnncs Demand. 6.69c; cables. 6.71c. riilglan Francs Demand. 7.12c; cables, 7.14c. Guilders Demand. 1.37c; cables. 31.50c Lire Demand. 4.34c; tables, 4.36c. Marks Demand. 1.85c: cables, l.K6c. New York Kxchange on Montreal 07 per cent discount. ' , Tim' Loans Strong: unchanged, Call Mon-y Steady: high. 7 per cent: low. 6 per cent: ruling rule, 7 per cent: clftMlng bid. . 6 per cent: offered at 7 ner cir.t; lost lon. 6 per cent, Water Heaters S Humphrey cr Lion Gas Water Tank Heaters t Installed Complete Minneapolis Grain. Minneapolis, Sept. 10 Flour changed. Bran (41.0042.00. WWat-No. 1 nirthern, (2.584iS.65. Carn No. 3 yellow, (1.3801.40. Oats No. 3 white. 59ii60c. . Barley 83c(l. 06. Rye No. 2. (1.91T1.92. Flax No. 1. (3.34i3.37. Vo- Butlrr and Eggs la Omaha. Eggs No. 1. 60o per dozen; No. 2, 43c per dozen; cracks. S8c per dozen. Butter 41c per pound. . " I J Farm ! I in. and 7 Mortgages 31 YEARS WITHOUT A LOSS Kloke 'Investment Co. Omaha Natl Bk. Bldf ' . Omaha. PHONE DOUG. 1150. Chicago Kansas City St. Louis .... Minneapolis . Duluth Winnipeg Wheat ' ... 73 ...192 ...149 ...360 ...163 ,..247 Corn 116 49 'PR&jiSi' MOVEMENT. Receipts-, . .."Today Wheat 1,676,00! Corn ......... 608,000 Oata 1,U0,00 Shipments . Wheat v. ...1,003,600 Wk. Ago 1.297,000 627.000 1(4,000 Oats 116 Tr. Ago 2,602,000 620,000 (12.000 1,028,000 J62,OOv J.201,000: ...,. 77.0 If.OOO 82.000 660,000 Corn Oata XODAT'O TOTAL CLEARANCES. - - Today Tr. Ago Whoat and flour '...... .1,(81.000 707,000 Corn ,, ... .. . (,000. 8,000 Oats i. . 17,000 140.000 , ' St. fceals Cmln. St Lonis. Me., Sept. 10. Futures De comber, (2.4(: Mageb. (. Corn September , (1.38; December, 11.19 bid. , -. 'x Oats September, H64ci: ''December, (6e. 1 - , Kansas CHy Orala', 'i Kansas City. Sept.' ' 10. Close Wheat, December, (J.40K; Mtreh, (2.86. Corn September. (1.29; December, 1.12; Msy, (1. 41.' ' ' r- SPECIAL SALE 200 Pairs of Men's Pants All sizes colors and patterns; reg , ular $4 values, at j $2.49 Specials in Our Shoe Department Ladies Shoes in high and low heels. . . .$2.98 Men's Work Shoes $3.75 PH. I L IP DEPARTMENT STORE 24th and O StraeU. , - SpUTH OMAHA $35 Sold on payments, $3.50' cash and $3.50 per month with gas till, r ' ' Many $ther Gas Appliances Sold on Easy Payments. Metropolitan Water ,i Di(mct Gas Department ' Telephbne Douglas 605 1509 Howard Street .." i Buy Ypiir Boy i Good. Clothes Good1 clothes are cheaper in the long run? one good suit will outwear two cheaper ones. You ' are taking no chances when you buy from us because our suits are "built," not merely sewed together. ' Boys' dependable worsteds, serges and cassimeres, in stripeg, jchecks and tweeds, in both single and . double-breasted atyles, all sizes, at prices you can not duplicate : $8.98 and up Boys' Shoe $2.88 Boy' Caps $1.25 Bo' WaitU $1.00 Boya' Overalls . $1.59 mm La IB 24th and O Street DEPARTMENT STORE Sauth Omaha Street Railway Linemen Wanted We have jobs open for a number of linemen who would like to live in Denver. These are not temporary jobs, but guaranteed to bs permanent ones for competent men. Good wages; cost t' of living in Denver, is lower than praptically any oher city in the country. , : ' , . i ' APPLY THE DENVER. TRAMWAY CO., tf -f 14th and Arapehoa Street t Denver, Co'o. . On August lsa stride was called on our propertV. August 7th by vote of the union the strike was declared-of f, but many of ou former employes have refused to return to work; 3ac On I i UF01iCE;SEVeE We Specialize in the Careful Handling of Order for Grain and Provisions ' FOR . ' . ' FUTURE DELIVERY ' ' IN ' All lmportanf Markets WE ARE MEMBERS OF. Chicago Board of Trade Si. Louie Merchante Excaaece Milwaukee Chamber el Commerce Kanaaa City Board of Trade Minneapolra Chamber of Commerce Sioux Cltr Board ef Trade Omaha Grain Exchange WE OPERATE. OFFICES XT OMAHA, NEB. CHICACO, ILL. GENEVA, NEB. LINCOLN. NEB. SIOUX CITY, IA. DES MOINES, IA. HASTINGS, NEB, HOLDRECE. NEB. . MILWAUKEE, ' WIS HAMBURG, IA tAII ot theae offlcea are connected with each other by private wire. We are operating large up-to-date terminal elevator in the Omaha and Milwaukee markets and are in position to handle .V9r -shipments in the, best possible ma'nner-i. Cleaning . Transferring, Storing, etc. ' It will pay you to ft in touch with on of our office when wanting to BUY or SELL any kind of grain. ( WE SOLICIT VOUR Consignments of AH Kinds of Gmin to OMAHA, CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE. KANSAS CITY ead SIOUX CITY i Every Car Receive. Careful Personal Attention' The Updike Grain Company THE. RELIABLE CONSIGNMENT HOUSE 1 J I r- V y I ' ' ' f ' .; ' V"! ft
