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    THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1920.
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FARM LANDS;.
Colorado Lands.
FOR THE RENTElT
and the man with mall maana that
watita a home I hava torni vary good
place near Cheyenne Walla. Colo., tbat
will suit rou at bargain prloee with
tarma.
B. U. HOTTORFF. Phone Harney till
$620 Martha Bt.jDmah. Neb.
CH is YBNXK county, Colo.." I" iti at Chey.
enire Welle. Fine level laUl, from $25
o iso per acre, rina terms. Land with
full wheat already up Write C L
Tale, 659 Omaha Nat. Bank, Omaha.
2KanMSLnds.
OR SAU, BARGAIN.
Splendid improved quarter sec
tion near Axtcll, Marshall county,
Kansas. All in cultivation. Good
wheat, oats, millet, corn, alfalfa
land. Excellent water, good terms
Write Joseph Jlodnett, Owner,
Holconib, Karfas.
Minnesota Lands.
SACR1FICK
$1na section p-alrie, & miles from rail
road town, southwestern North Dakota,
farms on all sUlt-a; boat of soil and wa
ter, endless supply of coal, has aM the
features of grain and stock farm.
Halae one crop of fl.ix on thla land and
pay tor It. Only $:I0 per acre, B. J.
Malone, 1197 Grand Ave., St. Paul,
Minn.
Missouri Lands.
FARMS, farms, Forninn's farms, over 101
wll selected. Write Forman. 317 In.
ternatlonal LI fa Bids., St. Loula, for
free list.
Nebraska Lands.
A SNAP
RO rr9 nicely Improved,, located jut
half mile from Sprlnprfield, Neb. Trie
(r arre ; vry Rood terms, i
HELD LAND CO.,
COM JJlll tary A vj -Call, Wri. 175.
1'INK one-naif section Improved at Lodge
I'ole. Neb., will lake small piece of city
property clear on thlH. Part cash, bal
amo 6 yearn' time. Write C. L. Tata
669 Omalio Nnt.'Bank, Omaha.
fo(iACRP:s hoi Butte county tartnland,
tit to 186 an acre In half section lota,
a R AND R. E. MONTOOMERT.
811CityNatlanal Batyt Bldg.
Wisconsin Lantjs.
LANDOLOOYanecial number Just out con
tattling 1 920 fuels fit clover land In
Miirlnclte county, Wisconsin.. If for a
home' or a an Investment you are
thinking of birytng good farm landa
where farmers grow rich, aend at once
for this special number of Landology. It
l free on request Address Skldmore
Richie Land Co.. 483 Skldmore-Rlchle
HklH Marinette. Wla.
BI.UMKIBBON KXCHAOE.
Owner will exchange eoultloa Inifol
lnwln(r proposition located near Iowa
KeUa, la., for a well-Improved ranch or
unimproved cheap Innd In . northern
Sllsaourl, aonthern Iowa, JJInneaota, Ia
kntaa or C'anarta 154 acrea, fairly well
improved, thoroughly ttled. price 1350
per cre. encumbrance 134,000. 1 .acrea,
- well fenced and ejnrtlv tiled, build
ings, price 300 per "nere. encumbrance
S15.000. 80 acres. Improvements nil new
and modern and coat W,000. thorouRhly
ttled. price $800 per acre, encumbrance
$4,500. I.arge modern residence In Iowa
Falla of 13 room, rental $S5 per month,
encumbrance 17,600. All gilt edge and
not trading propoaltlnns, but owner
wishes to convert equltleg Into one ptecs
of land. Wtll anume reaaonablo, en
cimibrano.e. No caah. Give complete
description In first letter. II. B. HALL
& CO.. IOWA FLLS, IA.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
DIAMONIjV and JICWELRT LOANS.
Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Jtary
- Malashock. 1614 Dodge. JO. 6619iEs.Ji34.
OMAHA I OMEK EAST.- NEB. FARMS.
OKffKFE RKAI. ESTATE CO..
1016 Om. N,it Pk. Bite. iog-JIl!'
" PRIVAir MONET.
S10 to IHUIOO mads prornjKly.
F. 3. WEAjWid Bldg.. til 6. 18thSt.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPENjtOMPANT,oiig.,22S.
PROMPT service, reasonable rates, prlvata
money. Garvin Bros.. 845 Omaha Nat.
PEAL EST ATE JW ANTE1X
To buy or wll Omaha Real Estate sea
FOWLER & M'DONALD,
UI9 City NaransMgOouBlrt-
lOlfwANT TO SELL THAT HQIISE
Want quick. action? Juat try us. 'Call
TyW 46.
CtfjRORNBREALTTr;O;.480 BeeBldg
W. GTSHRIVER rsur.'-
1M7-9 Omaha NiBank(B2dg;J)1163t.
HAVE Inanlriea'iuT homes; do yoo want
to eell-yom property? Llet t with C
A. OrijUOmaha NtyBankBJlg
HAVE buyers with $500 cash down. List
with us. R. F. Clary Co.. 3414-6 Anies
Ave. North Omaha Realtors. Colfax lJi.
REAL ESJATJWMPRVED.
WI2 HAVE an unuaualiy well locatud pleoe
ot trackage at 7th and Leavenworth.
;5tl2; tracks on both aides. At right
price. Alfred Thomas, 604 First Not.
Bank.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
INVESTMENT
INCOME $1,668
PRICE $4,500
10-room modern lmuse converted Into
4 apartments with hot water heat. Rents
for $135 per mo.: garage rents for $6.
Tliree of the apartments are furnished
wllh ew furniture which cost $638 and
greg with the properw.- The lot Is 50x
127 ft., one loek freiii car line. Price)
" $4,600.1 Terms $2,600 ih, balance eusy
ptivnients. No mso asking to see this
unions you have the cash. Owner needs
lnonr-y for biisliess purposes.
D0MONT & CO.,
416-18 Keciine Bldg.
WALSH-ELMER CO" Realtors. Real
Estate. Investment, Insurance. Rent
als. Tyler 1636. 333 Securities Bldg.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
. Dundee.
Brick and Stucco
" j $15,000 ' '
A lieaulifiil h-jnie in Dundee. I3
cee.llruriy attrncllve ajid -very well
dunned. Irfirge living room with old
fnshi(Mied stone fireplace, large dlmm?
room. he-ry u room, breakfast room
nnd lrltctien, Ioiik bednom entire len4Tth
of house on second. Sleeping forch and
two !maller 4-edronis. Hoobla garage:
full lot. Half liiKh retjuircd. y
REALTORS
Tyler 1536.
3S3 Securities Bids'
Florence.
NKTHAWAT. Suburban Piop'ty. CoLJQ
Bee want ads are best business
frt-ttcrs.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
"West."
OWNER WANTS -OFFER
NEW KELLASTONE
HOME
i
Locked In Montelalr Addition, ad.ieni
.Ing Bimis -fark. a brand new borne.
Colonial atyle, tratral hall arranXcmenl.
large living room, gunroom, d!n4n
room, breakfast rootn and kitchen first
fioor; four d imly bedrooms and tile hath
second fkr;Viak and whtte enamel fin
ish throughout, large fireplace nd,
other built-in featur; located on cor
ner lot: garage for two ram; n very
attractive home. ,iust completed thla
year and dvelfable In every way. ,
GLOVER & SPAIN,
-. REALTORS.
OUgi3 ss.
91N-20 City National.
A Real Bargain
Owner Leaving City.
Within 3 blocks f 4itn and llam'i
toa car nervier. - Dandy, neat, tlvj-room
(ottage. sirtctly modern, good attic, oak
fliHn. Chol'ie east front rwraer lot a4
pavtnt all paid. Best buy otfertsd at
$4,300. Owner leaving city. Oreo thla at
once.
Osborne Realty Co.,
C3 Prtera Tnut Bld(r: T'ouslai 2t.
Omalia. Rut) Eytm nrt Inntr-eii -
JOHN T. B.0HA5I.
'"""on Hlh. Pnwo Tjiar 0.
REAL CST ATE IMPROVED.
West.
Military Avenue
' Bungalow
Five-room, itrlctly modern bungalow,
having llvlnit. dining room, kitchen and
two bedrooms and bath on first floor,
oak floors. House newly decorated.
Full omenied barement Vltli laundry
tub. About II, (00 cash Kill hand la.
Price $5,600, ran ihnw you thla any
time. 2105 Military Ave.
- Payne & Carnaby Co.,
REALTOR SERVICE.
US Omaha Not. Ilk. Hide. Doug, !!
Comfortable Home
Wt have a very good home on Lafay
ette Ave., west of 40th St., that la
rale floora downstairs, fireplace, boqJ7
cases, beautiful lighting flxturea, carafe.
The lot faces south and la very con
veniens, to Cathedral and parochial
sohool. alao close to public achool. It
require 14,200 cash to buy, balance
(Buy, ami at 17,000, la a cheap home.
Alfred Thomas, Realtor,
(04 First National Bank Bldg.
$6,500 Bungalow $6,5Q0
This neat five-room bungalow ia
HiloeJy located, being lVj block! from a
'car and ! Mt blocks to Columbian school.
Newly ratrrted and decorated thla eprtng.
I'resaed brick foundation. Garage. Thla
la a sound value at above price. Ehoara
only by appointment.
Alfred Thomas, Realtor,
604 First National Bank.
Cathedral District
On Slth and 'a wa have large
stucco home with nice porch havlnir
west and south exposure. Ttila house la
Just fine for a large family Double
garage on pave alley. Owner fa pre
paring to go to California ani 1s offer
ing same for 18,600. One-TAalf cash,
balance easy motthly jaymnt.
Alfred Thomas, Realtor,
604 First Nntlonal Bank Bldg.
North.
Dandy Bungalow
" 150 f6t from Kountze Fark. on
I nved street, 5 large rooms and bath,
oak finish, all modem, t-car garage. aH
cunented and electric llghta, nice lawn
front and rear and close to car line.
Price if sold -In next II days St.UO.
&3.000 cash required.
P. J. Tebbens Co-,
603 Omaha Nat. Bk. Phone D. S141
Bungalow Dream
Five rooms ,aud bath. ak flnlab.
strictly modern, neatly deoorated, choice
Tilt n i, uuut itiV) via vua va. ux i a..ns ,
streets In Omaha: located at 4120 North 1
IMh St.. and the price la only S6.04M
for onlck sale. ISee this today. j
Osborne Realty Co.,
i i 0 Peters Trust Bldg. Douglas 2283.
$S Per Month Would yo pay this much
rent then why net buy this sew S-room
eaat front bungalow on toe boulevard.
. The down payment la small. The housa
oonrpletely xmodeno, nas Dover been oc
cupied. Mpve im today. Phone. Har
tley 8666 evenings QfyOouflas 7413 days.
Ask) for Mr. Carte. .
A FEW homes and lots for sale im Park
wood addition; a safe plaoa far invest
ment. N orris ft N orris. Doarlas 427.
5 ROOMS modern, garage, two lots, near
24th and Sprague, will take smaller cot-
tage as part payment. Colfax. 4182,
MINNE LUSA homes and lota offer the
best opportunity to Invest yur tDanejr
Phone Tyler 117.
J. B. ROBISON,, real estatsV and invest
ment. 443 Bee Bldg. Dowrtas 1097.
BENSON eV METERS CO.. 424 On. Htt'l
South.
SO. 10TH STREET
" $12
' This Is a large, well constructed homo,
ln,,iitd ner Kt. Josenh hospital, on 66x
140-ft. lot; finished in oak 1st floor, Pn
second: hot water neaping jiiani. inm
property la 1n excellent condltloB and
now rented for 3100 poT 'month to very
good tenant. We can inaka very rea
sonable terms to responsible parties.
GEORGE & CO.,
RBALRS
902 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone Tyler 3024. -
6-Room Bungalow
3052 S. S2d St. Southwest corner of
32d and Frederick. Two-story bunga
low, living room, (IRilng room, sunroom,
kitchen and breakfast room on flist
floor; thiet- large bedrooms ami bath
with tiled floor on seeond floor, fire
place In living room; interior finished ia
oak and white enamel. Just as com
plete home as is possible to nana. ia
rnire. Fully worth $1.600. Can offer
Fully worth $1.600. Can offer
for a limited time for $9,600. Take a
look at It
fc. G. CARLBERG,
I REALTOR,
312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
DUNDEE VACANT LOT
Near 61st end Farnam streets. Lot
50x136 ft., surrounded by brick homes:
here Is your opportunity to buy a weal
located lot at a reasonable figure; price
upon application.
GEORGE & CO.,
REALTORS.
Tyler 3024.
902 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
"V FOR SALE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Four lovely 6-room bungalows, full
cemented liasemets, oak floors, strict
ly aodrn. In b4t of location, good!
neighbvrhood, paved street and paid
up;- Khade xml fine lawns; they are
good from 1h ground" up; at 1416. 1432.
1406 and 1409 Pasadlna Ave., at 3700
south: priced at $6,860 each.
O. B. SCHLEICHER.
1912 Vinton St. Tyler 5.
IMMEbTATE possession; 624 S. Mth"st.;
-room modem stucco bungalow; $2,60
cash, ha I. mo. Orelgh, 608 Bee, tg. t0.
1500 CASH, partly modern house,
mis Fran ken berg, IJoag. 732
Beaia-
7 HE manufactuter T a
fast-selling electrical
household appliance ha JmI-
era (department stores, elec
tric shops, hardware and fur-r
niture stores) who need sales
men trained to aell this and
v other appliances. We will
train men of good character
and place them to advantage
"with our dealers. Actual work
in the field during the train
ing enables them to earn more
than an average salary. . See
Mr. Jech at Granden Elaetri
cal Co- 1511 Ho-aurd, after
3 p. m.
A special bargain this
every day.
A REAL INVEST
MENT PRICE $2,975
RENTAL $480 PER
YEAR
983 No. 271 Ave., an
excellent two - apartment
home, renting for $40 per
month.
In good condition both
inside antj out. Large lot,
paved street. - Only $975
cash to handle.
Be sure and se this.,
DASTIR&v &HETDEH
1614 Harney St. Phone Tyl
50.
Live Stock
Omaha, Sept. 18
Receipts Ware
Official Monday .
KatUnata Tuesday
Cattle Hogs Sheep
11,435
11.6410
2.684 81.671
1. 1(0 86,000
4.234 71.t7
cms 11.997
T.01 11,219
Two daya thla week J7.016
Bama last week.... 11.371
Kama 1 weaka ago.. 14.666
Same 3 weFlts ago.. 10,160
Santa days year ago IS.I7I
8.141 50.967
1.447 It.lft
Cattle Arrivals of cattle this morning
wera the largest or the aeasoo for a
Tueedey, about 15,604 head were reported
In against 10,161 head a week ago. A
lot of the rattle did not get In Aintll lata
in ma morning ana as Day era were lr.
no hurry the market was extremely
raggy 00 ail classes. lestrable corn
fods sol4 about steady, a top of 116.66
etna made. Wasterns opened steady with
the low time yeaterdsy or 36c lower than
early and the same was true as to news
and hellers. Mtockers and feeders were
almost demoralised. Traders wera able
to snore very few cattle yesterday and
had no place for today'a arrivals. Sharp
accuse were m prospect. ,
Quotations on Cattle Choice to prime
beeves, 316.617.60; good to chnica
beeves, 16.T16.60: fair to good beeves,
I13.l6t716.00; common to fair beeves,
MLOetDlS 60; choice To prime yearling-!.
I16.00(17.25; good to choice yearlings,
m.eeff 1.; fair to good yearilnga, 118.09
16.; common to fair yearilnga, I1V06
918.00; rhodoe to prime grass beeves,
U2.0014.0; good to choice grasibeovea,
t9.60ig11.76; (air to good grasa beeves,
IA.09.ft9.60; common to fair grass beeves.
17.00)8.00: Mexicans, IT.KPSDg 60; choice
to prime grass cows. 17.6048.60; good to
choice graas cowa. IS. 2f.fi?, 7. 5-0; fair to
good grass rows, 5. !6.0G; common to
fair rass cowa, I3.766.26. choice to
prima feeders, Il0.7612.00; good to
'choice feeders, $9.261910.60; medium to
good feeders, 61.00,. 00; common to fair
feeders. J 5.00' 8 00; good to choice etock
era, 9.0fl10.26; fair to good atockera,
It.0lfr8.76; common to fair stockera,
J6.6S)6.76; stock heifers. $6.7697.25;
stock cows, $5.O06.26; stock calves, $6.00
99.50; veal calves, I3.0012.00; bulls,
tags, etc., $5.06 11.00
BREF STEERS.
N. Av. Pr. No. Av.
36 1214 16 65
NEBRASKA. ,
,"6 fdre 362 3 10 39 fdrs 633
24 stra 1256 11 20 49 strs 1181
11 hfrs 60 6 00 17cowa 1023
Pr.
7 09
10 69
69
Hegs Today'a run of hogs amounted
to 3.600 head. Prices collapsed in the
east and local values were also sharply
lower. Bulk of the supply sold at a ae
cline of to 60c with packers buying 'most
of their hogs 3650c lower. The big
end of the receipts changed hands at
1 1 6.60 tf 16.00, with best light shipping
hoe-s making a top of $16.60.
Sheepr-The yard estimate cauea tor
36.000 sheep and lambs.. Folly 76 per
cent of the offerings were not fat enough
for slaughter, prices paid for killing mate
rial ruled strong ,to quarter higher with
- -a - - - n
best lambs bringing flt.00lS.26,
rat
ewes were quotable up to $6.00 and fat
yearlings w to 19.00. A little better
prices were practically steady In moat
cases. Qood feeding lambs went out
around 112.36 12. 60.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs Kil
lers Best fat western lambs. $12,750
13.76; medium to good lambs, !12.25ifB
12.60; plata and coarse lamb. $11.66,0
12.00; choice handy yearling?!. 8.-764?00;
heavy yearlings, $8.2698.60; aged wethers.
$1.5007.60; good to choice ewes. $5.25
$6.00; fair to good ewes. $5.206.26; cull
and canner ewes, f 2 0003.60.
HOQa
Nor Av.
22.. 310
58.. 382
6?. .302
I..814
71. .273
68. .188
Sh. Pr.
No. Av. Sh. Pr.
70 16 60
It 15 5
It 15 ;
70 1 19
70 16 25
.. 16 40
66. .325
149 15
120 15 76
140 ,16 00
66..2M
7..262
65. .271
43. .213
JO 111
IIS 16
16 35
70
68.. 209 ... 16 60
Feeders Best light lambs. $12.26
Lit. 60; fair to good lambs. 111.76(9113.25;
inferior grades, nil.ouini il.utj; yearling
wethers, $8.60(9.50; yearling owes, breed
ers, 18. Mi?!. 50; yearling ewes, breed
ers, $6.60(gi9.50; . good to choice young
ewea, $7.60.00: one-yar breeders. $5.76
90.60; good to choice feeder ewes. 5.26(9
5.75; fair to good feeders, I4.75Q5.25;
shelly feeders. $4.04.T6.
Chicago Live Stork.
Chicago, Sept. 28. Catt le Receipts, 1S
000: vers dull on aU but choice steers:
top. 418.10; bulk .choice. $16.60(3)17
meuiunp Rmii-u was. van ntnrc, ptuw
lower, tl 2.00 1 4.25 : common steers, $8.60
OIl.M; very, drntrgy ; low priced she stock
ovd, cannera 'Steady. $4.00 ft 6.25; better
trradea lull. 6.2610.; bologna bulls
loweii $.00fj).7$; choice veals. $17.00431
17.75: steady; grassy calves, weak, $6.50
trll.O0; stackers end feeders dragg and
lower. Receipts westerns, 6.00; market
unevenly lower: teulk. $3.60 13.00. v
Hogs Receipts. 22,000; nlostly 60fl75c
lower than yesUirday's average: closing
75c lower and spots more; early top,
$17.60; ont of line; practical top early,
?17.36; late, $17,00; bulk tight and batch
ers, 12S17.25: bulk packing sows,
Hil0lS.SO; pigs mostly $1.00. Jnwer;
bulk desirable kinds, $15.C0l50. ,
fheep and lambs Receipts. 25,110; fat
lamhs opened tteady and closing, strong;
sftots iio lower; strictly choli-e Idaho,
14.00; practical top natives, $13.00; year
lings strong; t. 310.10 to klltere; 110.15
to foedTi: sheep stoady; top ewes, $6.00;
bulk. $3.60; good Utah weathers, $7.00:
feeders, lambs alow, steady te easier,
$13.36 bid.
St. Louis live Stock.
TCnst St. Lonls, III., Sept. 28. Cattle
RaMtnl. A AOO I...!- ieCH stendv- ton
Ktoers, $16.50; bulk, 8.5ig)10.aO; yearllnB
steers ana neners, i"itc .nicner; can
ner cows. 10(fi)16c hUrhor at 3.604.d0;
bulls steady; calves, 25W50c higher; good
and chotoe vealers, $17.017.J6; feeder
ateefa, steady.
Hogs Receipts. 10.000 hend; closing, 50o
lower on best, butchers. 50c lower; top.
$17.60; bulk, light and medium. $16.40
17.25; bulk heavies, 1 16.26 017.00.
Sheep Receipts. 2.000 head; best
lain be, strong to 25 cents higher, others
steady; top lambs. 11.2.50; bulk. tll.Odift
UAgy, top ewea. $5.50: bulk, $5.00 05.60.
St. Joseph I Ive Stock.
St. Joseph. Mo., Sept. 28. Hogs Re
ceipts, 4,500: 35(feS0c lower; top $16.55;
bulk, $15.60$16.75.
Cattle Receipts, 8,509; market ateady
to 15c lower; steers. $9.904f 17.60; cows
am heifers. $4.6.60: calves, $.50S)
17.50; stockers and feedera, $f,.nOifll.fl.
Slieep Receipts. 6.500 ; market steady:
lambs, $12.00?13.00; ewes, $5.00,4f 6.00.
Unseed Oil.
Duluth, Minn., Sept. 28. Linseed
$3.10V4t8.18'4.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
South.
FOR SALE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
lx-room, strictly modern house, with
large garage, javed street, fine loca
tion, $004 So. 16th St.. easy terms.
C. B. SCHLEICHER.
1012 Vinton St. Tyler 905.
Miscellaneous.
Close to Car Line
Five-room bungalow finished in
oak, thotoughly. modern in every
respect, well located. $300 down.
"balance njpnthly.
Seven-room Kellastone. beauti
fully finished, brand new. has
. never been occupied. $4,500 cash,
balance monthly. -
Call Mr. Green, Dg. 2456.
WHY HESITATE
When you can buy a place of this kind
at tills reasonable price. fine rooms,
strictlv modern In every way. and two
lota situated in a beautiful location in
Ihe newest part of Dundee. Price only
$8.O0. Must be seen to be appreciated.
v D V. SHOLES CO.,
' - i REALTORS
Douglas 46
915-17 City National.
HOUSE OWNERS
j ATTENTION '
I Get your basement In sanitary con
dition, pointed up; save coal this wln
I tor. get your line fence fixed up- and
Veep out of trouble with your nelgh
,' bors; very reasonable,
i CALL I. GRANHOLM.
I 626 So. 25th Ave. Tel. Tyler 128.
i LATE styie bunfTftlow; 6 large rooms and
bath oil ftrM floor and one on second;
oak finish awl tally iiiiiifern. aJl In the
best of rennlc. lot 60x128, near car and
school; price only $4500, about 11260V
RASP BR.OSU 213 Keeline Bldg., Tyler T21.
BIRKETT & CO., 2g
real estate. 250 Be Bldg.. Douglss 43
rOR 8ALE Modern" home! will take sec
ond mortgage on desirable property as
first payment. Call Walnut 127 days.
DrfLEX pressed brick flat, near 30th snd
Fsrnam; 8 r. on ench side: eik finish:
snap at 112.600: terms. D. I734days.
HOWK. 4 rooms, attic, 3 lots; $3,000;
1
hnrgaln. UK. 41
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Financial
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Be Leased Wire
New York, Sept. 28. The selling
nioyoncnt which carried prices
dow so swiftly on Monday spent
mueii of its force before business
had proceeded far into the first hour
today, and thereafter there was an
irregular recovery of, industrial
fhares. The upturn s not alto
gether convincing: on dhangt in the
speculative situation ,and it was
noted that as prices moved upward
iron; a half-point to mofe than two
points, the latter in automobile,
steel, oil and rubber issues, the de
mand slowed down. The charcter
of business was fully in keeping
with preceding events. The an
rouncement of several new automo
bile price reductions, ordered by the
companies, whose products have en
joyed a wide demands-indicated that
the movement instituted at bv Mr.
Ford was'sweepmg onward and car
ried the implication that readjust
mcnts. of quotations might be ex
pected to continue in other fields.
Sentiment aroused by thoughts
along these lines was hardly condu
cive to new purchases of manufao
tunng company shares, but the urge
to convert quickly accumulated
nrofits wis evident in soeculative
purchases and Duyinir tor tins pur
pose was enough to strengthen the
price tone. .
Bail Stocks Firm.
RallroaeV stocks were again firm, severaf
which bil been nuiet for several week
coming forward with siaable grains. Tnre
vtre Indication of profit taking in rail
road bonds, although sales wera put
through without causing more than a
wavering of the price front. "
Strangely enough, the MUerty bond mar
ket appeared to teelethe effect of specu
lative transactions of a sort usually limit
ed mainly to stocks. The advances of thi
to about 3 points which several of these
lnsues had scored In the preceding ten days
v. re , unusual and afforded opportunities
for profits Infrequently seen in so staid a
department as tho bond market. There
v as heavy selling of two of the 4Hs, car
rying the quoialions down more than a
pclrt, but later offerings were well ab
sorbed and moderate recoveries occurred
In all the Issues. The improvement of
government bonds has be':n reflective, tike
other funded securities, of the easing ten
dency of money rates and hs fall of
security prices.
While there was. evidence aplenty today
that the downward swing of commodities
was continuing, tt was' not so elesr that
money for use In financing purchases of
stocks and bonds would mantaln the cur
rent relaxed position and this may have
stimulated some selling of bonds. Belat
ed borrowers of call funds on the stock ex
change again paid as high as I per cent,
although the prevailing rate during busi
ness hours was 7 per cent. ' The federal
reserve bank drew in for treasury account
scms $12,820,000 of deposits, representing
payments on the last two certificate of
ferings and 19.509.000 more la to be taken
p by tho treasury on Thursday. These
shifts are not substantial, but were report
ed to have necessitated a moderate calling
of loans today and nn Monday.
Autos en Decline.
It ia significant to trace the spread of
automobile price redactions, especially be
cause of comment attributed to the auto
mobile trade after the Ford reduction that
present costs did not wrmlt reduction.
Vhe movement cau hardly be called epi
demic, but there is no doubt but that
cause common to all has prompted the cuts
thus far announced. Tins w toe fact tha.
sales at old prices are satisfactory In com
paratively few directions and besides mo
tor car makers realise tnat ttiv are liot
alone feeling the brunt of fhe pufcllc de
termination to ho'd off for lower quota
tions. The tendency to seek a new basis
for doing business has reached out Into
many Industries lu the last few weeks, so
that the producers of various finished
goods feel safe In counting safe upon low
er prices for lower , materials In . their
operations of a few months hence, or In
the nearer future.
Cotton recovered, with many erratic
fluctuations, directed by short sDverlng ad
leports of Impaired crop condition during
September. Wheat and corn declined for a
time, hut rallied on late buying .o about
their final prices of Monday.
New York Quotations
Range of prices of the leading stc4
furnished by Logan & Bryan, Peters
Trust building: V
RAltLP.
, Monday
High Low Close Close
A. , T. & S. F. .. 84
B. & Ohio 44 43-, 44 43
Can. Pacific 120 ll'.i 120 HO'a
N. Y. H. R. ... 764 76, 76, 76V6
Erls R. R lt 19 iti 19
Gt. Ifortbern, pfd. 79 it 78 79 78
(nil. Gt. Weestern 12 12k 12 12
Illinois Cen 90 90 SOU 89
M K. & T 6 6 6
K. C. Southern ..24 24 24
23
29
36
81
Mo. Pne.
30 , 29 29
N. Y., N. H. i H
No. Pac. Ry. . . .
Chi. & N. IV. ..
Penn. K. R. ....
Reading Co. . ...
C. R. I. Sr. P. ..
rio. Pac Co
So. Railway . . . ,
C, M. St. P.
36
624
76
42
S3
39
96
31
35 36
80 $2
76 75
41 42
92 2
39 39
95 96
30 31
42
92
39
95
31
89 39
38
Union Pacific ...123 122 122 121
Wabash 11 11 11 11
sIteels
Am. C. & V. 132 131 181 131
Al.-Chal. Mfg. .. 28 32 3t 32
Am. Loco. Co. .. 93 91 - 92 91
Utd. Alloy S. Corp. 38 Ya 88 38 38 H
Bald. L. Wks. ...108 106 10R 107
Beth. S. Corp. ... 71 70 70 70
urucHiie H. t.o.
,.12 126 127 126
Am. 8. Fndries.
Lack. S. Co. ...
Mid. S. Ord.
R. I. & S. Co, .
R. 8. Spring
Sloss-Shef. s. A
26
35
16
56
.. 3 .
.. 37fl
..77
..93
I. 4
3
37
75
93
64
63
37
76
93
t)
68
14
45
:t
ii
61 U
62
37
76
65"
6
62
V. S. Steel
S7
86
COPPERS.
An. Cop. Mln.
61
6H4
67
ltt
A. 8. & Rfg. Co.
Chile Cop. Co. . .
Chlno Cop. Co, ,
Insp. C. Cop. .
Kenn. fop
Miaul Cop. C.
Ray Con. C. Co
Utah Cop. Co.
69
1H ,
23
14
67
14
26
45
:s
i
14
61
45 '
23
14
)
69
INDUSTRIALS.
A. JS. Sng. Oo. .. 7A
A.,G.sVW.I.S.8, ...143
A. Int. Corp 72
A. S. Tob. Co. ..86
Am. Tel. & Tel. .. 97
Ltethlehem Motors i
Amer. Can Co. i,. 33
Chandler Mtr. Car 77
Central Lthr. Co... 45
Cuba Cane Sugar 37
Oil. Pack. Corp. .. 4
ChI. Petol. Corp. 27
Corn Prds. Rfg. Co. 84
Nat. Enm. & Stmp. 0
Fisk Rub. Co. ... 21
Gen. Klec. Co. ..141
Grn. Mtrs. Co 18
Goodrich Co 49
Am. H. s: Lthr. Oo. 19
Haskell & Br. Car. 66
L'.S.Ind. Alcltl, Co. 82
Interna. Nickel ... 18
Inter. Paper Co. ..76
AJax Rubber Co. ..43
Kelly-Spring. Tire 66
Keystone T.& Rub. 13
Inter. Merc. Mar. ..19
Maxwell Mtr. Co, 5
Mexican Petrol. .191
Middle States Oil 16
l ure OiL . 88
Willys-Over. Co. .. 12
Pierce Oil Corp. . .13
I-an-A.Pet, a- Trns. 92
I I vice Arrow. Mtr. o4
Royal Dutch Ca .. R7
f. 8. Rubber Co. 77
A. Sugar. Ug. Oa. 108
Sinclair Oil & Rfrt, n
&ear-Roebock Oo. 12l
Wiromberg Carb Co. 68
Studebnker Corp. 66
Tot,. Prds. Oo. ..
Trans Con. Oil .... 12
Teles' Co 50
CS.Irood Pr. Corp. 66
White Wwtor Co. ,. 44
Wilson Co., Inc. ..50
TVentern Union
West HI. A Mfg. 47
Amer. Woolen Co. 7.1
76 76 77
142 143 147
70 ' 70 72
96 86
17 97
4 6 S
32 ,33 32
74 77 77
44 46 45
36 27 36
64 4 65
27 27i, 27
68 413 82
19 59 60
t0 21 21
141 141 143
18 18 18
48 v 49 48
J0 10 10
65 6 6
SO 81 79
17 18 17i
74 74 75
42 , 42 41
62 55 5.1
13 13 13
19 19 ....
6 6 7
98 16 187
16 16 16
38 38 38
11 12 12
13 13 Ua
92 91 91
34 ' 34 34
86 8f 87
75 7? 744
W7H 107 1117 1
SI S2 32
U5 126 125
t',6 i;k tin
55 66 55,
7 47
12 12 12:
50 60 49
55 6i 6
4 44 44,
t'0 60 .... l
83 '
4,7 47 .....
72 73 72
I o'clock eali. 696.BO0.
, MondaJ
Close Close
Money 7 7
Marksm Naif,
M.rlmg 3.19
Tarsirstisw awl ttosln.
Savanuah. Ua., S'-pt. 28. Turpentine,
no sales; Inat sale. Sept.mhcr 26 at $1.50
'l.56: receipts. 7i hihi. ; sfcipmetita, 692
lln.: etoclt, 14,917 bbls.
Rosin Firm: rales, 971 nslia; rccelpss.
;. casks; sWpwicr.is.' 501 4lts; stock,
id;. 94 caskr.
: H. it. tll.26: fx. F, U. M, I,
K. M, N. 1VG, WW, $U.2611.!7
Omaha Grain
Omaha, Sept. 28.
Virtually all of today's trading
was in wheat, for which there wui
a fairly good demand, with prices
unchanged to 2c wp and generally
US2c higher. Only, a few samples
cf corn Showed up on the Utiles
and these went at prices unchanged
to a cent higher. Oats ranged un
changed to a half cent vp, the bulk
unchanged. Rye was unchaiidped to
a cent higher and tiarley firm.
Wheat receipts were fairly liberal
md other grains light.
, WHEAT.
No. 1 herd; 1 car, $3.29; 11 cars. $2.t:
1 car (smutty), tii"i; 1 oar . (smutty),
42.37. - '
No. 2 'iard: I cars, $2.2": 4 cars, 2.t7;
4 cars (smutty), $2.26: 6 cars (smutty).
$2.26; 1 cirJ(jmuttyJ, $2.24; 1 cans (smut
ty), $2.23. "
No. ,1 hard: 1 car. $2.26; 1 car, $2 25;
2 cars, $2.24: t cars (smutty).- $2.24- 4
cars (smutty), $2.23; 1 car (smutty), $2.22.
No. 4 hard: 1 car, $2.27; 1 car (smut
ty), $2.24; 3 cars. $3.12: ear (smutty),
$122: 1 car (smutty), $2.20; 1 car (vary
smutty). $2.16.
No. 6 hard: 1 car (heavy), $2.24; 1 car,
$2.zl: 1 cm; (2.20; 3 ! (smutty), $2.20.
Samp!e""hard: 1 car(s per cent rye).
$2.t; 1 car (hot). 11.13.
No. 8 durum: 1 car (amber), $2.22.
No. 11 soft whit: 2-5 car, $2.32.
No. 2 soft white: 1 3-5 cars, 13t.
No. 3 northern spring: 1 car, $3.2$.
KAinnle nrlnar! 1 MP frinrk enrthernl.
$2.13; 2 earn (northern), $2.12;- 1 car
(northern), $2.01; 3 rnrs (dark northsru)v
$2.07; 1 car (northern), 12.07.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, $2.16; 1 car (durum)
!? ...I.
No, 3 mixed: j ctr t ourum), z.:o.
No. t mixed;
1 car. $3.20.
CORN,
ORN,
No. t white:
No. t yellow:
No. 3 yellow:
No. 2 mixed:
. No. 2 white:
1 car. 9?a
1 car, 99c,
2 cars, 99j.
1 car, 97c; J-s car, 37C.
OATS.
1 car, 64 He
4 cars. 64 He
i 2-5 cars, 64c.
'No. 3 white:
No. 4 white:
RYE.
1 car, $1.71; 1 car, $1.7o
No. 2:
BARLEY.
No. 3: 1 ear. 85c
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Shtnmonts
Today yr. Ago
Wheat 163
71
Cora 40
Oats .' , 18
Rye 13
11
19
I
185
11
8
1
9
Barley t
Receipts
Wheat 74
Corn 177
Oats 12
Rye 0
Barley 0
f. S. VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
Today
Week Ago Year Ago
Whfat
..26.344.000 26,290,000 81,683,000
Cam
. 4,(99,000 3,287.000 8,050,000
.25.108.000 21,864,000 20,260,000
OMAHA STOCKS.
Oats . .
Today
Week Ago Year Ago
1.140.000 6.666.000
Wheat
1,181.009
Corn . .
333,000
336,000 167.000
Oats
S46.O0O
541,000 629,009
CHICAGO, CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Year Con
Today Ago tract
...60 607 . 7
...480 246 723
...120 261 163
'Y RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Today Ago Ago
..210 125 348
..14 7 12
,..19 14, 18
RECEIPTS. '
Week rear
Today Ago Ago
..135 126 164
.. 69 28 23
,..35 49 38
Wheat
Corn .
Oats ,
Wheat
Corn
Oats .
ST
Wheat
Corn
Oati
NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS WHEAT.
Today. W'k. Ago. Yr, Ago.
Minneapolis 516 333 267
I)u4uth Zt!' 193
Winnipeg 1.020 ' 1,006 656
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-
Tnau V tan
..1.853.000 l,tf49.000
..1,387,000 448,000
.. 131,000 775,000
Wheat
Corn ,
Oats
Shipments-
Wheat
978,000
805,000
366,900
497,000
Corn
222,000
364,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Oats
' Tnifay. Yr. Ago.
Wheat 1.1S3.000 1,091,009
OMAHA GRAIN INSPECTION.
The number of cars of grain of the
several grades inspected "In" hero dur
ing the past 24 hours follows:
WHEAT.
No. 1 hard. 24 cars; No.2 hard. 41
cars; No. 3 hard, 26 cars; No. 4 hard, 10
cars; No. 6 hard, 8 cars; sample hard,
5 cars; No. 1 mixed, 2 cars; No. 2 mixed,
2 cars; No. 3 mixed, i curs; No. 4 mixed,
2 cars; sample mixed, 1 car; No. 1 spring,
1 cars; No. 4 spring, 1 car; No. 6 spring.
3 oars; sample spring, 14 cars; No. 2
duram, 3 cars; No. t durum, 1 car. Total
161 care.
CORN.
No. 1 white, t cars; No. 3 srhlte, 4
cars; No. 3 white, 3 cars; No. 4 white,
1 car; No. 6 whtte. 1 car; No. 1 yellow,
1 car; No. 2 yellow, 8 ears; No. I yel
low, 4 cars: No. 4 yellow, 4 cars; No. 1
mixed. 1 car; No. 3 mixed, 4 cars; No.
3 mixed, 4 cars; No. 6 mixed, 1 car:
No. 6 mixed, 1 car; sample mixed, Z
ears. Total 4$ cars.
OATS.
No. ! white. 4 cars; No. 3 white, 12
cars; .No. 4 white, 4 cars; sample white,
1 car. Total 22 cars. -
RYE. .
No. 2. 10 cars; No. 3.
1 car. Total. 13 cars.
BARLEY.
No. 4.
Jso. 3, 2 cars; No. 4.
cars; No. 1
feed, 4 cars. Total. I cars.
pit. Lonis Grain.
St. Louis. Re?t. 18. Wheat December.
$2.22; March. 2.17 bid.
Corn December, 9595a; .May,
9 7 c.
Oats December. B8c bid.
Kansas City drain.
Kansas City. Sept. 28. Wheat Decem
ber. 12.17: March. $2.12.
Corn September. 99c: December.
c.
Onista Hay Market.
Receipts of both prairie hay and alfalfa
fcave been liberal the last week, while
tho desaand has been quiet, which has
caused 'the market to be easier and some
low- en all grades of prairie hav. Al
lah Is steady on the setter grades. The
lower grades are net moving as there Is .
poor demand. Oat and wheat straw la
steady.
Upland Prairie Hay No. 1, 117.50
11.50; No. 2, $13 506)16.00; No. 3. $9.90
io. oo.
Midland Prairie Hay Xo. 1. $!$,$ 9
17.60; No. 2. $13.50(515.00. '
Lowland Prairie Hay No. 1, $19.00
It. 00; No. 2. $8.00 8.00; No. 3. $6,00 0
7.00. , '
Airalfa Choice, $28.00; o. L $24,000
26.W: ' standard. $20.oeit2.0; No. t.
$14.01C.OO; No. 3. $lO.0!i13.00.
Straw Oat, I10.00ftil2.00; wheat. $9.00
1L00. s
Kansas City Lire Stock.
Kansas City. Mo., SepL 28. Cattle
Receipts, 16.000; snarket uneven; beef
Heers and she ntocki mostly steadv to 26c
hisher; heavy stecrst $17.60; carriers, 25c
Mr; bulk, $4.60; stockers and feeders,
steady te strong; others generally steady;
best f.-eJors, $45.0016.50; choice baby
beef, $13.50016.00.
Hogs Cteceirpts. 8,000; generally 26??
50c lower than yesterday's average, clos
Ine; with plain kind off more. Top S17 00;
bulk light and medium. $16.6017.00:
heavy, I16.004Y16.75.
Jihetp Receipts. 12,990; sheep, steady:
Idaho ew. f,66: fat lambs, 16r25c
higher; westers. $13.16: native $12.25;
feeding, mostly 2Sc higher: top, $12.75.
Sioux Cttjr Live Mack.
Sioux City, la, Sept. i'f. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3,500 head fed steers ami
yearlings. S10.S?15.SO: sncrket weak. 25
lower; grass steers. 6 904i 11.69: grass
tows. t.76(i.00; fat cows and heifers,
98.OOI7i12.60: runner. $4.ifi 6.60; veal
ers. $6.efil2 0: IWderr, $7.601611.00: i
rnlvaa, $4.50B.on: feeding cows and
ticifTs, $4.09f6.59: stockers. $6.00
v
Hess Receipts, 5,500 head; market, 23'
(ffSoc lower; light. $16 W(M.75; mixed,1
El 1.7 ft 16.00; rongh. $16.8516.65; bulk
of sales. $15.50eni6.00.
Sheep and Lambs P.ecelpts, 4,500 head: !
market, steady
I j
Omnlia Potato Market.
One car Nebraska'uirrlved. four cars on
track Including brakes; dmand-nd move
ment moderate, market steady: little
chanr In isrlces; es direct to retailers:
Nebraska, sacked Early Ohio, No.. 1. tS.li
tff..0. mostly $2.76; Minnesota, sacked
Early Ohio, No. 1. 2.753.0. mostly.
IS $6.
Mew York sugar.
New York," Sept. t. The local market
for raw sugar was weak and about c
lower ror run uuty sugars on sales or
7.04 bags In port at e e. I f. There
was no sales of Co has. but they were
oneren at sc c i. r.. equal to 10c for
I at 9c e. I. f.. equal
Centrirsi
ejelfer and Kggs to Gesiika.
Eggi-No. 1. 64: eea.; No. 2, 46c
cracks. 49c des.
Butter 4lo lb.
!oi. ;
Chicago Grain
By Charles D. Michaels
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Chicaeo. Scpf: 1 26. Grains mad
iheir highest prices at the s.tart and
the lowest shortly afterwards. l'ri:es
iluctuated rapidly within a relatively
wide range, , but snort covering
toward the last made a good rally
and the finish was well toward the
top. YVheat and corn closed half a
cent lower, while oats were off 3-8
tmd 3-4 cents and barley one cent.
Rye was 1-8 centllower on Septem
ber and 3 1-2 cents' higher on Decem
ber. Heavy selling by strong commis
sion houses headed by Stein-Alstrin
and Leland, and some selling credit
ed to Livennore' forced December
wheat off 41-2 cent early to $2.19
from which fjgurc it rallied to $2.24
later on buying by houses with sea
bcard connections and short cover
ing. Trade Fairly IJberal.
Trade was fairly liberal at., times and
Interest In the grain js rapiiuy incroasiiis,
Early reports from the seaboard laul-
. .1 ,hat Ih. fannpt dem and was slow,
but later sales of around 660,410 bushels
wore reported, rno oecuno in pnru, im,
checked flillllng demand, although pre
miums on spot lots showed no changes
and the small arrivals were reauuy
anrherl A
While considerable export business war
under way in wheat It was done under
cover ana tne traae aia noi kui mv w
urcs until late in the day when 660,000
bushels were said to have been sold In
all positions. Last week 12.000 to 14,-
000 tons of flour were sold for shipment
to the continent. Local sales to the sea
board were 100,000 bushels, part No. t
hard for shipment by October 15 at 32c
over December, track Baltimore, and some
to Buffalo.
No.- 1 red on spotf sold at 20c over
and No. 1 hard at 13llil3c over Decem
ber with No. 1 red $2.40ff2.41, and No.
1 hard at $2.34 W 2.37. St. Louis waa
1 to 3 cents lower, Kansas City un
changed to 1 cent lower and Omaha wn
chan&ed to'Jc higher. A sale of 100.
900 bushels of Canadian wheat wak made
to Milwaukee and two cargoes are now
on the way to Toledo mills.
Price Changes Rapid. ,
Corn traders showed a disposition to
ever, up trades pending the disposition
of the September. Price changes were
vorv rapid with a rush of buying at the
start on private predictions of frost over
the corn belt. As soon as tne Duying
ceased, December dropped 2c, but the
greater part of the loss was recovered
later.V Liberal resting ordera to buy were
uncovered under 94 o which absorbed
the surnlus in the Dlt. A feature of the
buying of December and selling of May
around 3c difference to close spreads
made around even figures, and December
gained c on tho May.
Cash prices, followed thA- September with
little change' in the basis. No. 2 mixed
being September price and yellow and
white c over. The bulk of the grabs
on sole was taken by elevator interests,
and a good part of It hedged by sales
of tha September. Reports from the sea
board as to. the Argentine grain tnere
were bearish, sales being made to Rot
terdam at 99c and 34,000 bushels cleared
from New York last week for .Antwerp.
Receipts 667 cars with shipping sales 86.-
000 bushels, - Deliveries on September eo
tracta were 11,000 bushels.
Oats Close Ixiwer.
September oats closed at 4c under the
December or better than a carrying charge
difference due to the lack of confidence
on the part of buyers. There was fair
buying of the deferred deliveries at times
by commission houses, but the September
has very few friends even at the abnor
mal difference. Country offerings were
not large. Receipts. 123 cars with sample
values unchanged to c lower. No. t
white on track sold at lc under De
cember, against l2c under the previous
day.
Rye showed a firmer under tone with
some buying of the December credited
to eastern account. A sale of 100,000
bushels was made to the seaboard and
Duluth reported a good demand there.
No. 2 on spot sold at $2.0292.04, or Sep
tember price. Receipts, 5 cars.
Barley sold rather slowly with the un
dertone easy. Spot sales, ttQttc. Re
ceipts,, 20 tars.
PK "otcs. '
Only two more days remain of Sep
tember. It is not expected that there will
be a big advance In corn or rye In the
winding up of trading for this month's,
delivery. From the way the leading longs
have sold both grains the sast few rinvsi
it Is taken as an indication that there i
iikeiy to be enough on the market W
supply all wants of buyers. September
corn was 20c over October 6nd naariy
31e over December In rye September was
36 c over December, against 39c over tho
previous day. There were 6,000 bushels rye
deliveries on track today and the balk
of the deliveries of all Era! Bar tomorrow
and Thursday are expected to be In car
lots on track. M
For the present there lsa mora mlxod'
tentlment among local operators on whe&t
aed the coarse grains. There Is less
disposition on the part of the average
trader to press, the selling side of De
cember corn and oats and falraelltng of
December and buying of May on tire theory
that they will sell at wider differences.
Many operators are bearish on wheat, bnt
the way It haa reaoted the past two days
hastened to check aggressive pressure
from local - Interests as they realise that
exports sales have been too large to make
it safe.
Contract stocks of corn here are 488,000
tushels, an increase of 297,000 bushels last
week. Contract cats 875.000 bushels, aa in
crease of 303,000, bushels tor the week.
Bids on wheat to producers at country
loading stations In Kansas as shown by
reports to Logan and Bryaa, average from
$1.80 to $1.90 with a few as low as $1.7
and as high as $2.00.
Two cargoes of Argentine eern arrived
at New York yesterday, making total
stockl there 1,600,000 bushels, and 60,000
tushels are afloat. Bulk of the grain n
reported as of choice quality. Sales ef
Argentine corn were made In New York
Monday .at 99e f. o. b. steamer.
A scarcity of choloe spring wheat Is
developing in the American northwest. C.
E. Lewis & Co., wired Ckment, Curtis &
Co., that supplies would have to be up
Vl"nunled by liberal purchases of Caro
adtan.
Mills were free buyers of wheat futures
at Minneapolis yesterday. December there
clpsed at 2c over Chicago against
good discount recently.
CHICAGO CLOSING PRfCES.
By Updike Praia Co., Doug. IB627. Sept. 21.
Art. Open. I High. I Low. I Close. I Sat1.
Wht.
.Dec.
Mar.
I
I
ie.23
2.24
2.20
2.19
2.13
2.23
2.17
1- 2.23
1.20
3.17
Rye.
V
2.04
fee p.
Dec.
Corn
Sept.
Dec.
May
Oats
I 2.02) t.04 t.01
2.04
1.45 1-1.68 1.64 l.8 1.1,
i '
I
1.27 1,
.67
.99 ,
27) 1
.97 I
,24 l.Jl
4 ,6
J
1.26
96
.99
s
.62
99
97
.52
.67
.61
Sept. I ,63 .63
Dec. ) .53 .68
May J ,61l .62
.61
.61
fors
sept. 23.65 ISI.56 "123.00
Oct. 12.1.75 128.75 123.00
Lard i - j
Sept. 119.05 119.05 III.O
22.001
23.00
24.12
124.13
139.05
19.62
il9.67
Oct. 119.26 119.45
19.05
19.05
Rlt.F I (
Sept. 115.90 IC.SO
Oct 116.40 I1C.40
35.99
16.90
116.90
JH.90
'11.26
116.36
IloiaraiMilia Grain. .
Minneapolis. Sept. 2H. Flour Un
changed. ' i
Brau $3.ne40.0l. x
Corn $1,024 1.08. '
Oats 52 63 c.
Barley 701? 94c.
Rye No. S. $1.77?? 1.76. I,
Flax No. 1, $3.11313.
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to x $1,000,000 ff a
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Bonds and Notes
Bond and note quotations furnished by
Peters Trust company:
Approx.
Bid Asked Yield
Am, T. A T. s,l24...
Am. Tob. Co. 7s, 1932..
Am. Tub. Co, 7s, 1931. .
Anaconda Cop. 6a, 1929
French Is. 1945
Armour 7a, 1930
Helalan Oovt. 6s. 1926.
92 92 9.40
99 C 19
99 9H
90 91
L' 4a sU.
7,16
7.60
7,40
1.09
7.60
1.90
7.76
7.9$
1.06
LSI
1.31
8.26,
1.10
1. 10
1.00
1.10
106
101 101
96 96
92 93
Belgian Oovt. 7s, 1946. 97
Beth. Steel 7s, 1932. .. 97
98
98
ik'th
h. Steel '7a, 1923 96. 97
lsh ts. 1929 87 i 88
tsh 6i, 1921 91 98
Brltls
British
O.. B. Q. 4a. 1921 96
Can. Oovt. ttis, 1921.... 91
Cau. Govt. !, 1129 90
C. C, C. dt St. L. 61. 1921 17
Cud. Pack. Co. 7s, J921 . 17
Goodrich 7s, 1911 93
Jap. Govt. 1st 4 Ha, Kit.
Jap. Govt. 4i. lilt 68
I.lit. A Mvers 6s. 1911... 91
95
98
91
81
98
$
76
11.10
10.45
98 7.90
Proct. ft Gab. fs192t... 19 100
7.ot
1.00
1.10
6.10
l.tO
1.10
Proct. ft Gam. 7a,1
im. 1a.l93l... 99 100
, 6s. 1911 99 98
8s. 1940 102 103
Swift ft Co,
Swiss Govt.
Union Pacific 6s, 1921.... 97 98
Wilson ronv. 6s. 1921.... 81 13
! New York Cotton.
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
New York, Sept. tT The New York
cotton market showed continued nervous
ness and activity during today's earlv
trading. The opealng wss firm at an ea.
vance of 70BI points on covering and buy
ing for a reaction after the big break of
yesterday. After selling at 23.80c, Octo
ber sold off to 13.40c and December re
acted from 21.70c to 21.48c, but the cover
ing movement continued, and the market
showed a better tone than It did yester
day. Only one October notice was re
ported In circulation. There were three
private crop repots, each of them Indicat
ing more than the average September de
terioration. One of the private reports made tho
condition 10 against 69 last month, while
mother placed it at 61.6. against 68 last
month, and the third made It 17.9, Indicat
ing a crop of enly 11.640.000 bales. This
figure seemed to attract comparative!
little attention, however, and after a sharp
advance of 95 to 116 points on covering
and Wall street buying, prices turned
easier under continued .southern selling,
nearly all the gains being lost before
midday.
A flurry as) covering by October shorts
In the afternoon ran the price up to the
full permitted advance of loo points trom
the low level of the morning,
points net higher. Later dellvi
Later deliveries sold
140 to 160 points npM higher,
but I a tar
fluctuations were Irregular.
Liberty Band Prices.
New York, Sept. II. Prices of Liberty
bonds at noon were: ls, 90.63; flrst
4s, 88.00; second 4s, $6.70; first 4s
66.20; second 4a. IT.92; third 4r. 99.00;
fourth 4s, 86.16; Victory S, 16.62;
Victory 4s. 96.61.
Liberty bonds: 3s, 10.60; first 4s,
18.00; second 4s, 17.30; first 4s, 88.10;
second 4s, 17.42; third 4s. 88.98;
fourth 4a, 17.50; Vktory 3s, 96.66;
Victory 4s, 95 70. (
Chlcsxe Potatoes.
Chicago, Sept. 21. Potatoes Steady;
receipts, 89 cars; Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Michigan round and long whites,
sacked, 11.4901.66; bulk, $1.501.60;
Minnesota and Soath Dakota Early Ohlos,
sacked, $1. 1001.70; bulk. $1.401.60;
Jersey Irish Cobblers, $1.09. '
Loadon Meary.
London. Sept. 28. Bar Silver, Money
and Discount Unchanged. N
s
300
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Loral Stocks and Bondi
Quotations furnished by Burn, Drinker
ft Co,
Slocks. Bld. Asked.
Hankers Mtgs. I.D.. OmaEa . . .
Beatrice Croamery pfd 91
Burgeas-Nash, 1 Put. pfd .... It
Kldrodge-Ra'aa Co.. f pet pfd $
Fairmont Cream, pfd ..'..... It
Goorh Food Prod, pfd
Harding Cream 1 pet. pfd ... 16
II
f9
Jo
100
160
Lion B. A 8. Ge., Omaha
Pax. ft Gallagher,, 1 pet. pfd
M f Pat. VI T net t,fd ....
11 106
9$
M. K. Smith B. Co., pot. pfd 91
ThnmD.-Ruld. Co.. 1 pot Pfd .. 91
100
101
114
ITnlnn s. T. Omaha
to
BONDS.
xArge. Gov. Ext. 4s. ,
Armour ft Co., Is, 1931
Ioug. Co. C. H, Re. 6s,
T .
... !
16-$.... 1.69
.... II 100
Dundee Pav., s. 193 ...
French Exter. la, 1146
tier.. Neb.. S. DIs. is. 1940
101 lll
... . 1
B, F. Goodrich Co., Is, 1911
xHrtl Bldg. Is. ll.'IO
Joist a nd B. 6a
Maytag Co., la, 1181
Omaha AUilstkt 6s, 191 ...A
Omaha, Neb., School 6s, '21 ..
O. ft C. B. St. R, 6s, 1918
X.Sidney. Web., , 1940 ....
Sin. Con. Oil, 7l, 1126 ....
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