THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. .1921.
Volunteers Can
THE GUMPS
Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith
. Copyrghl, 11(1, Ckieag Tclbae t'eatpaar
UC IT IN COLOM
IN THC UN0AY til
PAINTED AND UPHOLSTERED
.Break Strike of
Rail Employes
PrVpiralions Under 'Way in
Eit to Mobilize All Means ,
1 1 rTNt CHWtt'MX frtrrtV-v" J JHI - . M te V II iw,Mr-.,o. tri all Ny
1 U rate roi viwtHO 1 A a . I . . Kll ( .a
-r?, T (THtfuuwcu -V rflr HI'
(fy " " s '
Of Transportation in
' ' CaiofTie.Up.
" V.. Br HOLLAND. .
If -Great Briuin was able to nru
(
1
inttit; In part at kut, the atrike be
un and carried on by the coal
miners, there seems la be no -reason
why the United , SUUi, ootn y n
government and by tle aid I the
people, cannot predily neutralue,
or at leaat continually weaken," even
a nation-wide railroad strike. Cm
rena ol Great Britain, thoiwarids in
number, voluntarily undertook to
iclieve the situation and prevent
(amine and the paralyiia.of business
which would have been entailed had
not the nation as a whole come to
its own' aid. ' 1
Thla I. a comment which n "
frequently heard In lhl city sine. n.
nounr.ment wa mail that employ of
th railroad would itrlk. district rter
district in .ureesslon, until iranpriii
throughout th United Htte ws
paralysed. So It hi l.o frequently Been
Mid that this ta a trlk numbering about
2.406.666 Individual worker HlnM IM
government and Iht people rather than
g alnai tha railroad executive.
rrepar lor Tlp. ' , "
Hor It mar bo In other part or th
rftuntry not yet known In Nw
York, but preparation ar under way her
which aro cmparabl. relatively wltn
the which waro undertaken mm moon
tha United Htatea Jnlntd th allies In h
war aaalnat O.rminy. Private Intimation
rem. from Washington that If It bo neces.
aary tha overwhelming power of ths
onm.nt will ha utilised In Order o
provont ' nation-wide suffering - which
.would otherwise ho crested In !
,la0itnk wrro conllnu.il
J J time.
f Tha powor of the
-V fir Ion t for thla purpo
If orn eltle rtoiion, N
continued lor any !'
ha k-overnment 1 uf-
purpose. Mo alao In "t-
praparatlona ara now undr way ir
meeting ha emergency In c It hu'a
rise. Thee preparations moiuu.
Ing of motor Irurk and Hie u.e of air.
plan... There appear to be alao PP'
tlona for erurtng worklwimen who win
bo employed .to operate railroad train.
-Mobilising tha Truck. '
Soma time ego a trlk seriously lm.
pulrd for eeverel wees one or mo
tnduatrtea tn' the vicinity of New York.
It waa at teat overcome through the uae
of motor, truck. Now thle Induatry ha
a large number of motor truck many.ot
them capable of 'making through ll "
(weon NOW York and i'l",'ttrn "d yJ,Z
Tor and Baltimore, Theea truMt. will
' be employed In com tbore ahould. bo a
railroad atrjk. ' " ' .v..
For aomo time it ha been obaorved that
the llk induatry In New Jry and Eat
ern Peniiaxlvania ha been employing mo.
lor-trur,ke for the trannportatlori of.tholr
Product to the market and for the brln.
Int- baek to the Uctorlea raw .material.
Kvery day niotor-tmck oomo lnto New
York which were laden the day before at
Ea.ton and other plate In eastern Penn
sylvania brlnilnl allki to tho J?bbrj and
the retailer In Hew York, f ho number
of the, truck will ,wBt,ed;i5
oae ther. ! a 'ttrlk o that It la the
belief thatjlttla embarraaament jjrlll be
met with la. the delivery, of Bilk product
from the faotorle to th tnarkota.
Do) Ther Btek V. S, Control.
Th. MMldent of th KrI. railroad. T,
T. Underwood 1 quoted a having aia
that the' real purpoae of th. etrlke to
hrtnf about fovernmint eontroL If Presi
dent Underwood rdld ear- thla- he fltd no.
mora than erho, 'a oomment evhlch , ha
been frequently'- made. If . overnment
control ta " the- vnderlylng . purpoae of a
atrtke then t la -pointed put that there
mmmmrn tn h mnu -nconsltencr initho at-
r", t... iJuttnf .(h. r.llw.v ualona
J For eo far aa the bllo can make but
thla trlk. la really- aejnt th. daclalon of
th. railroad labor: board. That board 1
a government Imtltutlen. .-Borneo haye
doubted tho-expediency rof 'eataVHehtng a.
board, or that? kinabit It waa eta.bllheij
andlh' ao far a It-power gdea 'ts Wt'
Ot lb,.. f.overnvenl of the ntto fitatea,.
afl' Thero ta recaUed the aoknawledced hope
. n. ' th labor teadera when - the
war waa In prorre that .the government
would take permanent poeslon and- con
trol of tho railroad; Every - advance
aaked for by the. rallroaB employee, when
the war waa ra proree waa -granted, an
a threat of a natK-wia atrlkw; Joat a
we entered the Var wa overcome- br
the paraage 61 th:0'aned Adanwon IW.
It I bbsefveethat om of our business
men are of the. opinion thar porhap the
hi, Mm, wh,h it may be- the better
part-1 teat the issue between employees-
ana me ranroaas in mv . " ,7 1
the other hand it-seems to bo tho belief
that a majority of the railroad employees,
many of whom are men of Intelligence,
of excellent character and proud of their
cltlaeaahlp. really do not favor- a strike
but . are "prepared t ,,RCOeP ,HPa"!
arblf ration upon .tbo issue.-. If that .
true then the atftk; can be- onljf - half
hearted, a condJHott .wh(9h Inevitably fore
cast failure. , , .'v":'' ..J
: Omtiiba. Proiiuce
Droartmrat of Arrlcultttre. Bureaa of
m . Market , and Marketing. . r .
Butter: The Omaha btter . market Re
mained .toady-, -all week, with -no change
In prloe'fTh-demand for- the- bettor
gradea remain, goed, tending to4 keep the
prices ateady. Wholesale dealer, are. still
getting 46e to' 47o per pound on-print
and 410 "to 4o on.tub butter. The. up
ply of eouiitry butter-coming, into market
I increasing and', the-demand for best
table atock-was- insufficient to- move the
unply at price quoted, thus causing a
decline of -Jo-on 'be.t country butter. The
price on eommon country atock remains
unchanged. v u- . - '
Brs: The egf market, steady .to strong-.
r thla week, with some dealer, quoting
prices lc to So higher In fresh eggs to
day than :"wa offered the - flret of the
week. Moel of .the dealers have been pay
ing 400 per. doaen on fresh No. 1 stock,
with a few -quoting 4te to 4Jo today and
selling at 4ovto 45c, The supply of ..fresh
eggs on the market is very limited and
most of tho eggs Sold now. are short
held atorage egg. Wholesale 4-le,?'-.V
selling No., t storage steels at S4o to S5c.
Poultry:" There has been, a, - onsldsrabie
falling off of th receipt ef. - poultry thl
week The fatt that, farmer. --are . buoy
huaklng corn tend to. check tho ship
ment, of poultry to markt.- Th. market
opened ratner wean mis
mora .trehgth. the last bt the week. Deal
... n.vine no to 17o for spiinga
th first of the week. Some dealers quot
ed spring lo higher today, due to a
llttl. or. itrength' in th. eastern mar
ket Ther. Is 4 a limited amount -at
dressed poultry being shipped in : out In
the stated but continued- warm ., weather
prevent shipment in great amounts.
Hay: The receipt of' hay into Omaha
continued heavy thla week. Demand .has
also increased, especially- on - the better
grade, PHee on Ho. 1 and No. S Midland
pralrlo advanced aome thi week.- -
Potatoew-There baa been ft very heavy
shipment of potatoes into all the market
tha pat two weeks. Omaha seems to be
getting it share of shipment. There
wr from to tse cars, of potatoes-.on
track in Omaha every day last week and
there ha been an average of Jive care on
track .very day this week.. Eighty-four
cars arrived In Omaha yesterday and
ther were SS car on track thi morning.
A groat many potatoes ar coming into
Omaha from western - Nebraska. a well
s heavy shipments from the Dakota and
Minnesota.
Th market on potato ha remained
ult ateady all last week and the first
tew day -of this week, despite, the fact
that there was an increased supply on
hand. "The last, three days of this -week,
has ah own a heavy decline -In prices.
. Ther has been a decline pt 35c to 50c
per! pounds-thl. week, on So, 1 stock.
No. 1 -Bed Hirer, itock. la being, quoted
at tl.8Syi.M per la pound foe., track
tales today tn car lota,
Th. quality of thtspetatoe coming in
.how a very wide range Th quality and
grade tft 'tbe petatoe could b-nuich im
proved by ft little clor sorting - at the
loading -'. and grower -would .getmore
money for their potato. Th federal in
a pee tor ha been- kept more, than -busy
looking over car that th grower have
aold aaNo. 1' atnff,' but many-of the
ears wot meet trade requirements, according-
to th. United State tandards.
n.uThiMl tnsoeetlon ar only on In
terstate Otuft Practically a11 thepota-
toes shipped .in irom weswa
are Inspected at point of origin by state
Inspector. . - --- - -
- " fhirexe Potaie.
Chicago. VDca, Ji.rotatoew Steady; re
relpt. UT care: Forthera WMte. sacked,
Sl.ei.; bulk. S1.SS41.S: North Da-
koi a an1 sitnaeoota Jtea - 4rrr yniw.
aacked. St.U&l.ttr hulk. Sa.701.S
tel.; Smth. Dssou na Ohio; - bulk.-
Sl.teef LSi;- Booth Dakota, wait.
ai.M91.l Wssntngto
(S.lkr
city.
Xanana City, Oct. Z2. Haj Cnchanged,
LiveStock
Omaha, Oct It.
R.c.IdU wti
Cattl Hog Iheep
Official Monday
.17,711 4.414 11.714
Official Tuesday. ...10.424
t.D. JS.I3S
T.I41 11.747
(.144 II 714
Official We.lne.clay. 7.7
Official Thuraday... S.7S4
rri(-lai rr l.jay ..... ,
K.tlmata Katurdav.. 174
4.014 S.C4
S.OOV SOO
Six day thl. wk...4M!4 10.717 TT.064
Ham day laat wk.. 40.11 17.711 74. Oil
fame I . ago ...ii.oti i,ZT .,.
Mam I wk. ago .. .14.147 10,407 114,144
bam year ago .... 44,101 11,111 10,714
Receipt and disposition of live etock at
th Union .took yard, Omaha. Neb., for
24 hour, ending at 1 p. m. October II,
list: . ., .
RECEIPTS CARS.
Catll Hog. Sheep
Culon Psrlflo, R. R..
C, ti S. W. Ky., esst.
N. tv; y.. west
1
a
i
1 1
c at.. p., sr. o
('., B. i O, Ry east.
C. a it. Ry., west.
Illinois central By...
Total receipt S
ST
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattl Hoga Shep
Armour m .-u .
Cudahy Packing Co., ... 138
bold Packing Co..... ., .147
Swift Co ,;, -, 14
J. w. Murphy ....... i.. 'lots
Swart & Co .... . SI
Totali
214S
Caltle Cattle were nominally ateady
today, no sale being reported. Some
thlna like 174 head war received which
makea the week'a total 41,700, th larce.t
run of the season. Tren at price have
bsen generally lower thf week. Best
long fed . -native- teer hay held firm
but short fed and warmed up kind have
declined 2SK0a and western beeves are
generally 25a lower. Cholee . native
yearling aold up to $11.10 and choice
western ateer.- around fT.oo. wne atocK
clo.ed dull at decline of SB07&C beat
grace uelng err most. Blocker ana
foeder aro uneven,,-but generally ft big
2So lower than -a week ago.. -Quotations
on Cattle Choice ot crime
neeves, ss.uuo'iu.uu; gooa to cnoice Deeves,
17.74000; fair to good beeves, $7,009
7. 75: common to fair beeves. St.0007.00:
choice to prim yearling, tlO.SOOU.tO;
gooa to - cnoice yeaning, .z wiu .u;
fair to a-ood vearllnaa 18.25 at. 21: com
mon to fair yearling, $4.1001.00; choice
t. prime graaa beeves, $A.747.t0; good
to- oholc. graaa beeves, 16.76S4.7S; fair
to gooa grass peeve. 4B.ooq6.7B. com
mon to , fair grass beeves, 14. 004)1.00;
Mexican. 43. 75(84.60! aood to ehoiaa rrass
n.uers, x.iif i,u; rair to gooa grass
hlfer. S3. 7504.76: choice to orlma crais
cows, 44.40W4.76; good , to choice grass
cows, S4.uu04.4u; rair to gooa grass cows,
..6uo3.t; common to rair grass cows,
SS.6O0U6: prime feeder. 1.S66.7:
rood to choice feeders, $5.(SOS.SS; fair
to good leeoprs. .ss.iuve.eu; common to
fair, feeder., $4.60 5.0O;.-good to choice
.lookers, te.uuiye.iiu; rair to gooa itocs.
era, I6.J5W4.00! common to fair stock
era, 14.26iD5.16: stock heifers, I4.00OS.SS;
stock cows, sa.uuiys.a.; siock - oaives,
$4.4007.00) Veal calves, $4.0010. SO; bulla,
stags, etc., gi.iooi.st.
.Hogs About 1,000 hogs war received
today' and. trade ruled strong to ISo
higher, , with most of th hog selling
not far front, the dime advance. Bulk
of supply went at a spread of ff.$0O?.S0
with top light bringing $8.00. Receipt
ourmg, toe . Past weea navo ueen moaer-
ate, but trend to Value ha been lowed
and current price .how' a loss of '10
150 tor .the week. The decline ha. been
much .more, pronounced on light bog
, than on Heavies.
HOGS -
No.Av. -Sh. Pr. , No. Av. . Shi " Pr.
13. .883' 630 ; 15. , .$. . SSI ISO IS
iitf..aoi azv o eu 04. .aoo xsv . p bv
83.. 184". UO S 65 ", 60..J1S C SO
311 210 4) 70
65.. 293 . 80 e BS
62.3!4.. 110 ... ( $0
70., 367 7 00
76. .114 40 4 16
41, .283 , 220
79.:.235, 80
32. ,183,..
ss, :. ;,v
7 10
X ii eS..3S0 'J80 ' 1 85
7 40. ISO ..... T SO
7 60
23. .531 7 (9
43;.1SS ' . 7 86
7 "78
S 00 .
24..2JQ.
Sheen Tho. week is closing with, ft ud
ply of 600 aheep,.and lambs. Prloes paid
were quotably ateady.- good fed wooled
lamb- eelllng at $8.00 and omo good
fed-shorn lamb bringing $7.75. .,- Com
pared with ft week ago fat sheep and
lamba .how a decline og -SOcO 11.00. Or
llnary shot fed lamb and heavy, ewe
have- suffered more lose-: than any other
class of atock. .. Heavy ewe ar alow
sale at S3.00OS.SS, with beat kind quot.
ed around $4.00. Feeder trade ha been
rather quiet on most day. and I. closing
26O50O lower, with good feeding lambs
moving around , $7.85 0 131.
Quotations on sheep: Fat ' lamb., ' good
to choice, S7.S0O8.00j fair to good, $7.00
07.50, feeder lambs, good tq Choice. $7.00
jpi. !;;, rair to gooa, sg.P'.w; i
Iambs, $5.006.00:-fat yearling,. $5,000
6.75; fat ewe. $3.0004.00; feeder ewe.,
$2.7503.50; breeding ewes, t3.60OS.00;
cull ewes, S1.00OS.50. ': '
Trade Review :
' By B, -4. Dna Ci'
Th possibility ot a widespread rail
road strike was hot Without influence on
business thla week,- but caused no - con
spicuous disturbance. Belief that n walk
out 'would bo averted waa -atrengtheoed
aa action toward that end waa taken, and
early unsettlement arising -from the
threatened trouble was mainly confined
-to speculative markets. While requests
to expedite snipment. ot gooa unaer
order were made In some Instance.- there
waa no general anxiety regarding supplies
of merchandise,., and forward demand
were not appreciably affected. Tho pros
pect of lower freight jutes I entering into
cacuatlon, 'but .the dlsp.ltlon to defer
commitment pending development in this
connection is manifested in comparatively
few quarters. Despite the existing un
certainties and retarding factors, th com
mercial revival is making gradual pro
gress, and tho slowly rising trend of pro
duction continues. In evidence. Reports
on manufacturing activity disclose further
recovery in different Industries from, ths
point of extreme depression, and not all
of the point of-extreme depression, and
not all of the Improvement result, from
the stimulus ot seasonal requirements.
Without departure from a conservative
policy, various interests now display more
inclination . to moderately extend future
operations, and the increased number of
buyers at leading centers is a feature
commented - upon In current t dispatches.
Reflecting the changed sappy and de
mand conditions in certain lines, the
price movement 10 some commodities has
undergone reversal, wun yuni ust ui
wholesale quotatln thla week again show
lag an excess of advances. Resistance
to higher price, however, la atlll prac
tically general, and offering, ot good
at concession are frequently necessary
to maintain.. distribution, In retail -channels.
Larger September Boil ding.
Despite reduction from the August fig
ures, th -September building statistic,
are encouraging. Aa the season.' advances
toward winter, some decrease, in .construc
tion activity 1. to be expected, and last
month', falling off In permit. Issued at
different center is sot arprllg. " When
comparison 1 made with th record for
September, 110. th.'exhlblt is highly fa
vorable. Thus, permit to th vain of
little more than $S4.00.004 war granted
at 10S cities in th United Btatw daring
September of hut year, whereas sin that
month of thla ..year th. total exceeded
Sl3x.000.000. The value ot tho permits,
therefor, waa St.t per cent greater In
September, thi year, than In that period
of 1S24V' notwithstanding th fact that
coat of both tabor and material ar now
on a lower plane. ' At paints outside New
York City too anere-wa At. p- cent,
while at the jntrtopojl ltx wa if J. per
cent. - . fc --- --.a .'...,., .-c
Nothing T subBBt ft Hurry dVoped
in the tree, and steel In tins try a ft rasalt
ot thV thrsftlMiint raUread tabor trouble.
With few exceptions, cotunranr displayed
no -wierr . ov my pile - t -ertatenai.
and rush order for nremnt 'delivery
have been chiefly conaplruuu by lhir
absenee, Tho placing 01 lutur eoniravia,
moraovsa. ha not aonreelablf diminished.
and strike polbtllt!e hav caused llttl
oisturoaac in any quiri.r; -rai 01 m
freight rale persist, following laat week'
reduction on tren ere, aaeV nn withhold.
Ing of (hipping Instruct ion. t noiM in
eon.eaueac. From manufacturing
standpoint, th allastlon I .further Im
proved, steel plant IB in. i-nrsonrgn
di.trlet avaraaina- about 40 r.r cent, and
th largest produoer In Chicago territory
reaching ft omewnai nisner rmim. nm
blowing In or severs I Aill!lonal blast rur
naeea I also reported. Pittsburgh. Youngs-
town snd Buffalo being among the renter
at which operation in pig iron ar in
crtaaing. . .
Quieter Dry Ueods.' -
Opposite tendenele appeared In dry
good channel, thl week, demand In
creasing In aome quarter, and diminish
ing la other directions. On the. whole,
ths situation wa. quieter, but th. change
lacked significance. errorts 10 naaten
current shipment. -reflected th. possibility
of transportation difficulties, yet the
threat of ft .trlk affected textll market.
only moderately. With the advancing sea
son more buyer hav 00m to the lead
ing center, to purchase merchandise for
Immediate aeuvery, ana contracting tor
ths future ha also brodened ft little.
Recorda of production, however, continue
irregular, with less satisfactory condi
tions reported at silk slant, than at
woolen and cotton mlllii. Talk bf further
wage reauction in tn nw cngianu
manufacturing fiekl hai ubldd, for th
present at leaat. sv ' j . . . ..' .
- Activity In Bltfi Market.
With th. large tole -leather tanner
again entering tn. market, sudden actlv
ilv developed thla Week In domes! lo. pack
er hide. At ft further price .advance of
Mo, th. leading buyer, along with Inde-
Sendent tanner. - ab. orbed about 86,000
randed descriptions, and the -movement
in thl. Quarter had sympathetic In
fluence on country hide.. Trading In River
Plate frlgorlfloo steers, moreover. ha
broadened considerably, with aliabl talc
at gradually riling' price.' In leather, on
th. otter nana, aeutana no., somewnnti
abated, ana th situation in -upper atocK
Is particularly irregular.- Both In leather
ana xootwear, eonuuiona are -Doner in
tha west than In the east, and tho larg
est proportion of shoe bualnrss 1 going to
thosa manuiacturera wno are am to -re
duce cost and price. Th trend la toward
lewer-prtcea footwear . 01 an mnas. ana
fancy line, ar meeting wan less iavor,
Omaha Grain
' -,; Omaha, Oct.. 22.
Cash wheat oricer today were not
much changed. : Receipts were light
but the demand was not atrone.
Corn waa unchanged to a halt.--cent
lower. White "and mixed . were half
a -cent off and- yellow, unchanged.
Oata were 4 half to a' cent lower,
Rye and barley were unchanged. Ar
rivals of all grains were light. .
. ' ' WHEAT.' "-"
Wn 1 hirdi, 1 car. 11.04 smutty)
No S hard: 1 car. S1.0S (dark. : smutty) :
i or. li.oi! 1 car. St.00 (smutty): 1 car;
S8o (7 .per cam aurumj; s sea yji
No'. S hard: 1 ca?J 'jioi (dark, .tniftty) ;
t Car, SI. 01 .mutlyVri-car,JOa .(yellow).'
NO. nara: car, sto- tysuvw, nimni
1 ear,' Slo yensw). , v :. : : . v
fiamnle hard: ! car, SBo (yellow, heavy);
1 Car, 85o (22 per tent rye).' -No.
2 spring: 1 car, $1.18 (dark,: north
ern). - - ' - - : j
No. 1 mixed: 1 car, Ho (65 per cent
spring, 4S. per cent hard)i 1 car, 84c
(durum). . ; -
No. roixea: x car, .-
i .' . - ,CORt4 ',,"'1 '
No. 1 whit: S cmi iie.'-, 7:'r::
No. 2 white: .1 cart86o; 2-5 caxr. SB4o.
No. 1 yellow: 4V cars, 86c 2-6 oar, 3?4.
No, I yllor-l-car, 8e, -'.
, - DAIS. - i "f V. V ';
ko. S whit: cars. S7Wc: 3 can, 270
(ahlpp!1 weight).: .
Mn a ohttai 1'ear. 27Us" fshlODers'
wtlght)! 1 car, 27o 1 car, 37o (shippers',
weight). . ; -: - .
Sample white: 1 car, 27c ( 21. per cent
other grain); 1 can 27o C31 per cent bar
ley); 2 cara,- ISHo.. '- -
- RIB, ,. - :
No. is 1 car, S8c
No.- Si 1 oar, S8c; l;ar, -70, A r
No. 4: S car,i 6o.. --. '
No. 4: 1 ear. -40b.. .K,,'!. ,
Rejected: 1 car, 84c- , - -
OMAHA RECEIPTS ANl) ''SHIPMENTS
ioaay wi,ato ir, n
.... 25 ' ' 53" 130
.... 24"5, W. ,1S 33
..... 13 , '13 30
.1.. t
2' ' 4
Today Wk.Agd- Tr. A(o
SO 86 - ' ' 83
,,.,,'8I ' "' "ff 11
Wheat . .
r-A-n . .
ro.t. .;v:;;:
Rys ...........
Barley .........
Shipments-
Wheat .........
Corn ...........
Oat IS ' . 14 ..is
Rye . ; 1 ' !. ' - ...
Barley .' 1 .
CHICAGO CAR J.Of-RECEIPTS.-
Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 5S .. sa 2
Corn .......300 467 -.. 15
0U', .164- IIS 75
Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat .rt.,UJ.- iiS 145
Cora l .-: - . . 10
Oats i '8 -i-ii7 . : .-: -.
ST. I.OUIS KBt-BirTS..: : :
. Today, Wk.-Ago Ir. Ago
Wheat ,......-6 . ... H
Corn ,,.:t. . ... .,
oat .:. si : ..::.. ai
P NORTHWE8TERN REGglPTfl OIT .
WHEAT. .-'-.- - ' -!'
- . ' - Today Wk. Ago Yr. Aro
Minneapolis .......356 -, 448 . .. 3,97
DUluth ....-V......-.198 - 260 , . '.10$
Winnipeg ..1.882 .1.860 1,298
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipt
Today - - Yr. Ago
.1,293,000 1,633,000
.- 788,000 i 69,00
. 778,000 ; - 703,000
Wheat . . . .
Corn, ......
oats -
Hhlnmenta-
Wheat ....t,Mi.l,8,.;.','81,M0
Corn : 1,300,000 .626.000
Oat 804,000 . .-s.zx.ofo
EXPORT Ci.BAKAI4t;tiS. .-
Today ; Yr. Ago
Wheat 293,000 1,044,000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICSS.
By TTpdlk -Crarn Co. DO. 2427. Oct ".
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. I Close. I Yeet
Wht-I J
Dec' 1.0 1.0S l.OGfa . 1.05H 1.01
- 1.07 ....... . l.Qi 1.0814
May 1-12 1,12 1.1SV 1.10H 1;124
1.12 H 1.10 1.12
Ry. I . i ' I ,
Dec. 1 .88 . . .834i . .tf .S
May .18 .88 HI.. , .89
Corn I I - ' I
Dec. . .47 .475, AH ..4SH ' ..46
' ,47H ..4St
Mas' -.61 .62H - .61 .51 ..51
.62
Oata -
Dec ' ;13r .11 .12 .22 -.21
.22 H J.
May. .37 -:is .27 .27
, .38- -I .375 .17
Pork f -lit I
Jan- 15.00 15.0S 16.00 15.00
Lard I . I
Oct. I 8 J S.4S f.20 8 40 8 15
Jan. J S.Oi S.OS ' S.0O S.02 S.8S .
Rib f- I "I
an. -7.7S 1 T.7S 7.7S i 7.7S T.SS
Savannah. Oa.. Oct.- lie Tufpentiae
Firm: 4c: Bale.' 133 barrel;- receipts.
119 barrels; ahipment. 21 barrels; alock.
814 Barrels.
TO., 14.10: B., S4.1O04.4O; L, t4.10fJ-4.46;
K., $4.6504.76; SL. aa.es; N., $6.20; WO.,
$1.45; -WW. IS.'- ... . .
Omaha Produce
Purnl.hed .by State f KSbraA,' d.
psriment or agriculture, ura of
k.u and marketing t
L1VH POITLTRT.
' . Whole) -" Wholesale
Buying Pr. Sailing Pr.
n roller ....... .$0,17140.18 $0.18918 S3
Hpnng ,M8 .If .1V
Ilea., light...... .164) .17' J748
u i er
Hi
ISO
Hens, heavy ....
.19 -.11
.) .13
.180 ,11
.148) 44
rock ...... ....
Duck
Oees 1,
Turkey .
i)hs3B8t:o PODLTnV." "
s
rtroller ,...,..... 45 O
.14
Spring ...a...,... .240
.35
Hen .let
Cock ',.. ...... ' .144
Duck .300
Oeesii .-449
.30
.28
.31
.30
Turkey , .148
.SO
.44
EOOH.
Select
N'o. 1
, 40O .43
.440
.310
5
.: .34
.40
No. S...
. .3741 .3
.13
Crack
. .259 .30 .370 ,31
BUTTER.
Creamery, prt ........... .47 0.
Creamery, tub - 440.
country, Peat ., ,110 .13 - .140 .14
Country, common .240 .15 . .270 ,38
BinrjiiiAr,
station price ... .370 ..... .........
FRUITS.
Bananas, lb., Se; oraage,' alio 25 and
lareor. S7.6Otr8.O0-. ait 300-tlS. 64.00 0
7.00; else 250-2SS-324. SS.00O7.00; lemons.
oox, si.uuvs.uu, grapeiruit.1 erata, ..u
fvS.OO: apples. Jonathan. box. extra
fancy, $3.36; Jonathan, box, fancy, $3.70
9.ou? jonatnana, oox,. v graae, f i.eoo
z.7t: jonatnans. basket. 42.14: uenc ous.
extra-fancy. 64.50: O grada. SS.6004.00:
Rome beauties, S2.7S; Oano, baaket, S3.36
uruey, extra fancy, box, 44.00; spits,
extra fancy, box. $3.50: winter bananaa.
M u.jl.ou; grape. Tonay. crate,
u.uu: uo. 93.0V: nsars. rt. x. meiier.
box, S3.2SS.00: hbl., 67.60;. cranberrte
HO-lb. bbl..- Slt.00O17.00; 60-lb. box,
$8,001 flga. 34 ckss.. 8 or..- S8.S6OS.40
11 pkgs., i ox., fi.so; tt ox. paga., gs.tu.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes. Nebraska Esrly Ohio. No.: 1
per 100 lb.. $1.0003.00; Nebraska Early
unio, no. z. per 100 10. fi.1o01.to;
Red River, No. , 1, $2.1503.26; brown
beauties, per 100 lbs., $2.50; sweat pota
toes. 1 bu.. S1.75OS.00: bbl.. 86.3505.60
celery, Colorado jumbo, do.. 61.16: Mlchl
gan, an., eu07tc; laano, rougn, crate,
$1.10; Idaho,, trimmed and graded. 61.60:
head lettuce, do., 60c; onion, red globe,
no. 1. id., auettc: red xonc.iNo. a. in.
44o; Spanish, crate, $2.26; yellow, lb.
no; cabbage, lb., 2 03c
HIDES. ' . ' ' -
Or&. salted. . ahort- balred. . Ka 1. oar
10.. so: snort natrea. rjo. z. ner 10.. so:
long haired; No. 1, per lb., 4o; long haired,
no. i, per id., so; green, no. i, per id., 4c.
hot Hiaes L,arae. eacn. is. so: me.
dlum, each, -.11.00;-email, each, 61.64).
i-ony ana glues, one-hau price.
Sheep pelt. 25065c , .
Shearllns-s. 10ifi)20c.
- urknl.-.i- ... t-... i .......
. liliuiw). l IUW - HK, Villa W1KUVB
uctooer 17. ar aa follows: mo. 1 ribs.
20o: No. 1 ribs. HUc: No. 1 rlba. 13a:
No. , 1 loins,. 24c; No. 3 loin. 18e
No. 1 loins, 14c; No. 1 rounds, ISo; No.
3 rounds, 13c;. No.' 3 rounds, llo; No. 1
chuck, 0c No. 2 chuck. So; No. 2
chuck, 6c: No. 1 plate, 8c; No. 2
piates, so, no. plates, tc
; :v" . .hay.. .
PralrlA' Vn. 1 tanland. lit (10414 Ml- "tin
2 upland, $9.00010-60; No. S upland, $7.60
-o. -i miaiana, fiu.tu9ii.uu: -Ma
2 midland, 68.60 010.00: - No. S midland.
17.00 S. 00; No. 1 -towland, S8.00OS.00;
No. 2 lowland, $7.0008.00; alfalfa choice,
$17.00&18.00; No. 1 $15.00 01.00;etand.
ard. $12.00014.00: No. 1. 14.00.312 no:
ilU. ., ...UUIg'V.UU.
uat straw, js.uour J.00 ,r ,
Wheat traw. S7.00Q8.00. .
Bank Clearings .',.'
Bank clearlnn In tha TTnltaH AIiIm 4-e.i
the week ending October 20, reported by
telegraph to Bradstreet'a Journal, New
JPV1: . aaarefftt $7,851,1S,000 against
$5,689,184,000 last :week and $9,260,605,000
In thl wek last year. Canadian clear
ing aggregate $277,120,000,- aa againat
$267,808,000 last week and $317,662,000 In
thl week last year. Following ar the
returns for this week and last, with per
centages of change shown thl week as
compared with tftis week laat year;
' - rw.aft ' in
New York ...24.180.200 0(10 13 lta soil nnn
Chicago- 678,423,000" i 444,597,000
Phriadelphia . 473,000,000' " 133,000,000
no.ion ....... 664,763,000 ' 246.634.000
Kansas City...
St. Louis
140,686,0011 '
139,700,000'
150,800,000
100,335,000
102,464,0007
82,634,000
80,170,000
100,000,000
66,081,000
68,118,000
64,111,000
48,055,000
40,740,000
. 41,335,000 '
36,336,000
.12,683,000 -:
87,367,000
86,058,000 .
29,632,000
26,729,000
' 80,359,000 :'
25,124,000 ''
18,256,000
27,657,000
16,704,000
25,838,000
' 14,300,000 '
18,868,000
18,201,000 '
143,028,000
' J91l0,000
116,600,000
72,246,000
. 61,098,000
' t, 977,000
78,171,000
71,869,000
46,168,000
. 42,634,000
68,883,000
44,820,000
34,786,000
31,562,000
26,814,000
:t 30,743,000
34,632,000
28,138.000
, 22,106,000
, 22,381,000
0,824,000
. 25.701,000
. 17,466,000
27,874,000
16,678,000
"19,838,000
'11,363,000
; 14.643,000
-- 18,180,000
12,319,000
' .-9,819.000
lo.7oo.ooo
San Francisco
Cleveland ....
Detroit .......
Baltimore '. ,,,
Minneapolis . .
Los Antreies. .
Cincinnati ...
New Orleans..
Atlanta
Richmond . . .
Omaha ,
Buffalo
Seattle
Denver ......
Portland, Ore
Dallas .......
Milwaukee .. .
Louisville . ,.,
Houston V. ....
Memphla ....
Nashville ....
Oklahoma . . .
St. Paul
Birmingham' .
Fort Worth '..
Indianapolis .
Wash. D. C...
salt Lake City
St. Joseph . . ,
Toledo .......
14.786,000
10,109,000
11,699,000
Columbus ....
1 14,459,000 ... VU,488.000
4 11,810,000 .7 : 11,721,000
wicnua .......
Providence . .
Tulsa ........
': 14,427,000 10,650,000
.. 6.484.000 ,.4.- 6.997.000
8pokane
Des Moines
Rochester ....
Akron ...,..
Oakland
Hartford
Norfolk
-t 13,111,000 10,842,000
. S,B90,UOU
, 8,670,000., -
8.091.000
3,162,0,00
6,631,00
- 8.107,000
- 7,214,000
, . 7,689,000
. 5,801,000
7.764,000
,,S98.O0O
12,518,000
8,694,000
7,610,000,
' 6,289,000
- 8,090,000
Sioux City ...
Qalveston .....
TotM.TJ-S.; 7,351,15,000 Mt(illt,0
'' St; lVonia 4Jtmti.Y:;..'rT.'-i.:r:
St.- Loul. -.Oet. -22.WYmatw-TmiTnHM.r
$1.05 asked; May, $1.09. -
Corn December. - 44U A4144A-. i.v...
May, 6Qc asked.- ,
Oats December, 32c; May,. ItUo
asked. - '
M FEDERAL
LANDBANK;
. FIVE PER CENT BONDSj '
: Du May 194i f C
Optional May 1, 1931 ; ' -
Exempt Irom Federal, State, .'
Manicipal and Local .
- Taxation -
- - - ). .
, Price 100 and Interest
Yielding 5 Per Cent . '..
: Circular en Request. ' :
Call or Addra. . - i- "
FEDERAL LAND BANK
- Oxaaha, Nebraska "-.
120S W, O. W. Building
Bonds and Notes'
Appx.
Rid A'hed.Tlil
Am. Aa. Ch. fU. lilt Stu. 66
S .
Am. T. T. Co. .. l:S 88 89
Am. T. T. Co. fs, 124 84 81
Anaconda 7s, I62S .... 81 61 1
Armoor 7. ill 88 o
Belgian Oovt. . 1841. ..100 loot,
llelgian Oovt. fa, 1846.110 lot
II. in. Steel 7s. 1111...,. 81 84
Ilrlll.h 1, 1831 84 61
Hrltlsh 6, I82S 81 OS
Can North'n 6, 1644. .101 101
C a A Q. Jt. 1 16)S.13 I0J
Chll 1. 1841 64 6t
6 SI
a.sr
6.41
4 41
T.60
7 41
7 41
6.65
14
4V40
D.nmsrk fa, l4a,...,.10i let
SUtS Sana
71AI
Du Pont T. 1611 ..... 88 66 X44
French Oovt. T. 1841.. 81 83 ill
H. K. Ooodrlrh 7s. I83S. 64 86 14.43
(loodyear Tiro 8. 1841. .103 04 T.60
(ireat Northern 7a, 1816.101 103 6.60
Jap. Oovt. 1st 4S. 1831 64,., t4.
Jap. Oovt. 4s. 1811'.... 68 6 , 600
Norway is, 1840 ., 104 iuo
N. B. Tel. Co. 7. 1641. .104 104 - 615
N. Y. Central 7. 1610-.. .161 101- 6.44
1'enn. R. H. Co. . 130.10 1041, -4x12
I'enn. Ry. Co. . 1836.101 lmu 6115
8. B. Tel. Co. 7s. 1626... Sh 68 '77
Swift 4 CO. 7s, 1626 88 84 743
Swift Co. 7s. 1831 84 100 7.00
Swim Oovt. 8s, 1640 106 7.11
11. & Rubber 7s, 1130, .100 101 7.6.1
Vacuum Oil 7s, 1916 .11 101 - 4.117
West'n Union 0s,-lJ4.l0! .101. . J(-
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Auto Accident Facts:
Accidents : cdst Ameiicat:$2i500,(M)0j()a . a
' Fifty-four-auto'sniashtips-o a ,
twenty-four-hour day ' Z :.";-: v.
75 of them happen at a speed " under fifteen
'miles per hour ;v ""';.' f
Every 108r mkutes etpmep killed " by-, an
auto smashu'p.'?'.;;;:; : ')S-th' :r ' '
- Carefulness on your part will work, wonders in
; eliminating the auto' accident hazard, but to be
absolutely safe1-" j ; ; ; -: . , .
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The Updike
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Overating larf a, up-to-dato Terminal Elerator in tho Oman
Market, i in a position' to;' handle jour ahipmemta in th)
bait possible) manner il ..'cleaning, trantferrinf, atofing, etc
MEMBERS
Chicago Board of Trade
' Milwaukee Chamber of Com,
mere
t Minneapolis Chamber- of. -'.
Commarc
OFFICES
OMAHA, NEB.
LINCOLN. NEB.
HASTINGS, NEB,
CHICAGO,' ILL.
SIOUX CITY, IA.
- - Kansas cirr.mo .
All ef these office, except Kanaa .City and Mil- - ...
waukee, are connected with each other by prlvat wire.
-. f:-y ' '. :.."".' -.vl'' "'.'.
'-' It will pay you to wet in toach with one of our offlecl .
when wanting to BUY or SELL any kind of grain.
, t . . - ' . .- : -. - .
"Wav Solicit .Your . .
CONSIGNMENTS. OF ALL KINDS OF GRAIN
' to Omaha, Chic go, Milwaukee,
- Kaatae . City nd -Sious City
- Every Car - Receirea Careful Personal Attention.
. ' . - - v - - j - - . , .
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, ".' tm (Uliabl Cosudgnment HoM . I
New Yrk a gar.
New York, . Oct. 11. us ar fute
rl.d leadyi approxlmat sale, 1,460
intisi l"imwr, j. see; January, nw
March. 1 lint Mir. S 47e.
New York, Oct. St. The raw sugar
market wa tar na unenangea to
day, - N als .war reported. Cuba
war aueirll at 4.l for eenuifugal, with
Only-free sugar. 4.4c,
The raw auger future market era
HEATH
TassietIiI And Tuay Eraning
IWHS5111 8:30 p. m. ,
TED SHAWN
AMERICAN MAN DANCER
. .1 Alsti By
Louis Hon t, .Concert Pianist, and
Matba Grahaan, Btty May and
Dorothea Bowon,. Solo Dancora
In Tw Spewlal Concert Engagements.
Rellglou. Pictorial, Romantic mad Dra
matic Dance. Tkheta, SOc, tlM,
61 M 1 and 2.00.
Wednesday and Thurs-
day, OcU 26-27
MATINEE THURSDAY
Direct Irom Chicago Triumph at Cort
TheUr
Sun r1. -Mma rnMdt
Grant Mitchell
"The Champion"
The Comedy, that tickled
New1 York'ts funny bone all
- .-ulait sveaaon.
Priceti Night, BOc, $1.00. $130, $2.00,
$2JK)l Bargaia Matin, Thursday, Baet
Seata, $1 JO.
EMPRESS
TWO
SHOWS
IN ONE
Cameo aivuc. prmtig tunit. See
Dines; 0UN CAMIR0N8. I. "Like Ftthsr.
Like Sss:" BILLY ALOHA A filRLIE, Prs.
H.tlni "Sweet Hawaii. SteleSIn:" INFIELD
A aoalrr. la "Th. aof Beetlt." Phtely
Attraotle. "BEYOND ' PRICE," ' FMtfrlag
Pearl Whit.
"i . r'
,ium rpsi
: i ATlantic 0360
tnrettrnanr Securiti :" .
St. Laui. - Merchant Ea
"--' chaag -,
Kanta City Board of Trade
Sious City Board of Trato
Omaha-Grain Ezchanf
AT . -
HOLDREGE, NEB.
, GENEVA, NEB.
DES MOINES, I A.
MILWAUKEE, WIS."
HAMBURG, I A.
ea.ler and eloalng price w.r 1 to
point n.t lower under aelllng br comml
Ion houBM. lleeeinber, S.4Sf
In refined ther were ho rhingee la
quotation and kualneee was .1 talr pro
port Ions with tin arenulated listed at
.MtJS.lO..
' Unr4 Oil.
Dnluttt, Winn., Oct. 12. Llnfeed Oa
track. SUSUj. . .
BrlMlaat Muilcal Brniesk
Twice Daily wk Mat Today
811 PertriiM FH4a Wit.
HERE AT LA$Tt
DAVE MARION'S
OWN COMPANY
with
. Emil (Jazz) Caiper
ad "W1U H. Ward .
"The lUnd"onrnpoiibIew,
'- A Twe-Act Mualcal Revu in .
: Ten Scene
THE FAMOUS DAVE MARION
. ' BEAUTY CHORUS
NOT I RIOUCEO PRICES
GOOD
Stl'V'B 9af OTHER.
SEAT Wilt- AT 26.
ANY NITI WTt 76 II
Lae-lM Tl.aete. IS a SO Em West Oar
Batr carriat uints m in wne
CWICVUX .TMcaSt.tH vAUoaviuc
Mat. Dally, 2ilS; Every Nlfht, til
JOSEPH E. HOWARD A CO. I EO. JANIS &
CO; GIBSON A CONNELLIi NAT NAUARRO
a CO.; Swer Broi.; Freak rtrrs; CIH N.
isrre A Darllat Sltter.i A.iop'. Fable.;
Toalci at th Day: Path New. Mat.., IS t
SOe; MM 76 SI.N. Sat. S mm.
Nleht. 160 t 81.08; nm SI.2B aat, A .
"IT'S GOLDWYN WEEK"
LETS GO!
Right Now
. To See
KATHARINE
NEWLIN BURTS ,
mi mm
Featuring
HOUSE PETERS
SQDGfl
' - - Time Is Limited. ,
Engagement May Close
Tomorrow ".,
SOGO
NOW
- ' . TO SEE
Now and All Weak
WALLACE REID
IN
"The HelldiRers"
"PROXIES"
200 SEATS AT 15e
EMPRESS RUSTIC
GARDEN
DANCING
Carl Lamps Orchestra
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