THb U.MAhA T3KK: ,MU.MAY. Ul-'lUlifcK '-ill. VJ2
Large Increase
in Enrollment
of University
Report of Registrar Indiratfi
Nearly J 0,000 Students
Will Attend State
College!.
Higieliatlon. thl cnieaUr In th
colleges of th I'nlveralty of Nebraaka
til mor thMii it w a niuntti later
(on Novambar IS) laat year 1,14$
againat 4,711. Tht number of women
h Increaacd 272 14 7 per cent; th
men hav Increaatd 2!t S I per rent.
Th figure made public by th tgi
trr's ulflc will b lncrad by th
ukuuI l.te reglatrallon In Iht gradual
cullcg,
On Id baai of thin registration In
Hi- collrgca, university authorltleg pr
ii,( t that, including th record eniiish'
lug 122 milliliter choi of 1,000 mid
legltriitltui in th ch(il, the total
attendance fur th year will ha at lt
MuO agiilnet tha D.10U iMnt year.
Outatiilidlng fad of tha Increases
by oilltgr Include; teacher college,
i'4--n Increa of 13 per rr-nf; col
leg of medicine, hi n Increua e"f
2u r coiit; pre medical studi-nta, tt
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III par cent; anil prn ilrntnl itlldiflit,
f la ... Tk. i ,w.
5 6 r rent. Tha la rra In tpa
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inllro of luw fulluw ilia new two'
jciir requirement of art anil acinic
milage work for diulalou: Irnghten
liiK of tha d'litul i.oiirM una )r r
ilucwl Hi alze f the frrahman anil
the ophoiiiorr claaeri,
Tha rgltrntlon by enllegeg fol
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Creiditon UniTersity
Tha I'ralihiiin, aiidant unlnn, which waa
ianld laat aprlng and which haa haan
huwlrig ao mum nainy aim-a n. .r'
ina of tha aiholaatla yar. haa bagun lha
regular publl'tln of a waakly nawa
ahaal, "Tha f'raighlonlan." Tha aalabllah.
tllfnl nr tnia papar waa ona i -aiandlng
projicla of lb unlnn from tha
tima of Ha luraption, and lha rraillt of
making lha prnjact auntaaaful balonga In
Una part Id tha unlon'a managar, Cbarlta
Moraarty, who workad Ihroudi lha abm
mar at tha prallmlnary arrangamania.
Tha auff of tha Cralghtnnlan haa baan
annnuni-ad aa lamporary, but It la mada
up largaly or wholly of man who hava al
raady had aiparlanra an tha Omaha dally
araaa or on monthly puhllrallnna of tha
unlvaraily. Tha It mamhara of tha ataff
ara Jopr-ph Mi'tlovarn, Oordnn Klchmond.
Jiwaph McOrnarly. Ralph Kaalnar, Mlllon
Abraham, atlaphan gplitnagia, Barnard
Jacnbbargar, firaKan nullbbon, Jaroma
Murphf, I,. Andaraon, Frank P. Fogariy.
lam Wabar Utaphan Tarijuat, Harold
tonlng, Edward, Baldla, and Warran
Conk. ...
Tha high ar-hool monthly callad "Tha
Tralghlnn High." haa bagun lha aacond
yaar of Ita latanr, and Indlcatlona ara
lhat It will ba rarrlad on with tha aama
anthualaam aa laat yrar, A naw aanrium
haa baan acaulrad nait ta tha high achool
prlnr.lpal'a offlca. Aaaorlata ailllnra ara
aianlon Kannady, Harold Marahall. Vln
oaiit Mfl'aulay and oacar ffaff. papart
mant adliora arai Nwa llama, Robart Han
foid: claaa nntaa, (lllbart Mrfaba; alhlat.
Ira. Hugh Hlgglna: aooli-tlaa, ' Raymond
Jgiiftralh; alumni, rrancla MrfTarvlllai mla
fallanaona, Hanjamln (Jlbon ataphan
Narkavlta la artlat, Harnard n Kaafa i lrcu
latlnn managar, ttaranra Ryan bualnaaa
managar and John (llllln and Richard Cal
lahan advarllalng manaarra.
In tha collaga of pharmary thara ta an
Incraaaa of mora than 87 par rant In an
rollmant ovar laat yaar, and thara ara
twlra aa many advanrad atudanla aa ba
fnra. Thla la tha flrat lima that any ara
Taglatarad fur th fourth yaar, laadlng to
h Afwrmm of barhalor of ii'lanc In phar
macy. Tha ahortaat couraa, praparlng for
tha dr of grailuata In pharmacy, laata
two yaara. and few puraua thalr atudlaa
longar. Thla yaar thara ara U fraahman,
i aacond yaar man, four In third yaar
and two In fmmh. making a total of J07.
A faculty amokar waa h'td In tha aa
, aambly hall of tha aria dapartmant lor
ina alalia oi n urii im.ui. v "
attandad.
University of Nebraska
Ragletrallon In tha collaga of arte and
aclencea rnntlnuea to grow. Acting l'tean
A. I,. Candy report 2 appllcallona ainca
regiatratlnn week.
In the college nf dentlatry the large
registration the largeat In Ita niaiory
in waa HA laat year ) reaul ta mainly
from the 40 per rent Inoreeae In tha pr-
denial claae. Th rive-year ruling naa ra
, duced tha alia of tha freehman and aoph
otnore claeaee.
Kenalor C ft. Randall, republican can
didate fnr governor, will epeak at convo
canon October 31. Invltauona war ea
tended" thla year to both candldatea for
governor ta epeak to the unlvaraily au
dience. Th flrat tehr" collage convocation
of tha year waa held In tha aoclal acl
encgy auditorium (there la no room In
teerhera college building lhat will hold
hall th atudentai. lie double porpoee
waa to get th atudenl together and
booatfnr th gtadlum.
The) aocieiy for American rellnwahlpa
la offering fellowship to not mora than
14 graduate of American enllegee and
other candidate who can fulfill tha re
quirement to puretta advance etude and
reaeart h In Trench univeraltlea during
ll;l lVI. Iiean J. K l.eHoigBO of the
collet of buaineaa admlniatratton I on
of th member of th advlanry bord nf
the society for th north waat -cnirt
latea. Keen fetlowehlp le worth about
1 1 40. granted fur one year and renew.
abe for ena year mora. Appllrationa
mutt ba mad by January t. 192. Infor
vnatlan mav ha had from lha eeertry.
If I. L. Kandel. til rilih vu. New
Terk.
An Innovation tn th rurrlculum of tha
aeliag of pharmacy la Ik d4iiina of a
laciuie " a week by proiwineni pher
wie.it'e of I.inoia and ether elite t
he ale
The hebraak loard f phrvnry will
held it neat regular eieivjtaaiio) m phr.
Wtecy ball Nov amber lo 4
ieliraka School nf Riuineag i
Te t.imir' nmniil tnlning aiu l.ni. '
MM.ikt araaul ar Hutle.aa. lo ether
Wilk Ik la'Uliy niaenhee aeys4 In
tatuial eaagual ga mii Ik laal ,gat
ef Ike tee, hare eeHvenite
4iia fiariru ) l ihe etew -gea phie
a a iekee.iri)g laiti .4re.a ibe
wmehai.1 at ae-.-nea f ibe gist Teeeher
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ewJieg atklslte asiag ka bee aaag4
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aaaniag ., tb a-' aireaMie
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The Business Barometer
This .Week'i Outlook in
and Industry liaed on
nr THKoitonr n. mk fv
Kettles?, CeaaBterre aaat nemnew, Mar lark,
arrtghl, it.
'In hi ltir lo Keprearntatlv Mon4ll
Utnaid laat areek, I'raelclefit Harding
aul that "lha national fixal peltry hu
haaa atrerted to arreet lha rapid deflation
bird k4 t In" (nil lhat lha tmalnaaa
tatlook la brlshler "tlian at ear Umi
elnr tha mistaken prugrain of draaila de
(latum waa adopted by ihuaa thea la ea
I nil at tha government."
Theaa alalaniania, raart In connection
with lha rpurte from Weehlngton thai
lha preeidenl will not reappoint lha man
ha aa at tha haa4 of lha Kederel He.
eerva cuard whan lha "mistaken program
of fraana deflation area ailimted." bava
haan runairuait In in.n thai lha arlmlnla
Iralion will not tut lha fiiaaant oppnaa or
atiampt to chark lha cradlt aipanalun
naar In prrgiaaa.
I'oauaaaUtlaa atftaawa,
Tha loalrai rull haa b'i a coallnuad
n an a In moil cuinnimllir tnarkata.
whaat la now about la canla abova lha
lowaat priura laianiiii rioriJrrl. ijotion haa
rin lo lha hilil fifuia of lha yaar.
Hubbar aold al il cania, h la naaily
ID ranla abova lha valua whan I firal
allad ali.nilon lo lla aubnorinal ihaap
naaa In lhaaa IvMara. iufar la up half a
aanl a pnunrl, ullli avary prnapai t of ad
van'liig furihar whan lha I'uban loan la
ariantad. Wool la firm and hlihar all
aar lha world, to ara allka, hlilaa, laaih
ar, Iron, ail, tin, tobacco and moat baalc
eammoitlliaa.
Thara haa baan a aaaaonal alaikinlng
In lha damand tnr aaaollna, aa well aa fur
lumbar, bilik and olbar building malarial,
auppar ami rariai la ICuropa'a Inahlllly lo
fir ira.i ami a, aaura darilna ihiralana
"aavllp evarairKkad markai, but
i ,hM ' ,h ly Iniporlant anailona to
, ,,, i.dni y that ,la noilTaabla In
nariy avary dxpartiriant of rinlnaatla
jr., la. Thai It la likair lo cnnllnuo la to
i- inrarrao rroui lha rail that lhara haa
'n no aniiiipalnry buying aa yat. Mar.
ihanla ara aim laullnua. mm ki ara light.
Tha hat to ba ronllllually r-'planlahad
and ri'pl., aiM.ru nnl.ra ara a attaining
and alliiiulatliig Infiuani a,
itonda Ara larwar.
Rut nnlwlihatandlng lha bunyani-y of
lha rnmmarr lal inarkaia ganar.iiy, bond.,
Including all l.lbarly, aarapt th 1; ara
Inwar and lha almk markat haa ha.
oma anntlad wnd Irregular daapli lha
fait that lha goo,o,ocin govarnmant
bnnda nfrarad at 4', par rni, wara
llira aimaa ov.r.il,., rlbail and th ron.
tolnaad daclaration of alo-k duldanda by
lha gramlard oil company and aavaral
Olhar corporatlona thai hava takan aim.
liar griiim.
Tha monay markat tnaanllm conllmi'
lo hardan and gradual ahanrpiinn of final
ling capital la Indirftad by hlgbfr raira
fnr boih call and Mm l"n
Thaaa davalnpmania all raflact what
la rallad Inflation by anrna and unit
parliy by nthara, but whalavar H la rallad,
I ara no raaaon In changa my prognoala of
laat w.k, whlih waa for a furihar and
aalamlad rla nl rommndliy prima and
a parlod of llriuirlatlnn In moat bonda and
alO'ka, amapt thoaa of lha railroad coin-
Cnniaa wnoa aarning will ba Incraaaad
y tha activity of bualnaaa.
I am not ahakan In thl vlaw by tha
faclllloua activity of om of tha highly
aparuliitlva oil ai'uka and I am cun-
flrmad In It by Hanry l''nfil'a announca-
rni-ni mat na naa mana a rut or abmit
r,D In th prli of all hla car.. Thla
may maan a war In tha automnbila trada
that onlr lha riltaat will aurvlv.
lha autnmnbl a anrurltlaa now tlatad nn
th Naw York dock whinn and th
nnn . inrmii iaii'iRirf.f in tnouaanna
Kcdaral Raaarv Ratio
hcrurlty Prlcaa, N. 1. (ock Kichang
Hi) Indualrlala
2i Railroad ,
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Commodity Prlcaa
Whaat, Dac, d-rllvary, Chicago
Corn, Dac. delivery, Chicago ,
Ranf, git. draaaad mrrit, Chicago ....
Pork rlba, Oct. delivery, Chicago
auger, reflnad, Naw York
Coffee, Rio No. 1, Naw York
Cotton, middling, New York ..,
Print rial ha, New York
Wool, doini-fliir. average. New York ,
7 ilk. No. I, Hlnahlu, Naw York
tulibar, crude, planta., New York ..,
Itldaa, pack No. I, New York
Iron. No. 2, Philadelphia
ftieel bllleta, Plttaburgh
Trade Review
ny m. jr. mm t o.
Th gxpcctulton thet th final quarter
of th year would bring a further e
lenalon of the bualnaaa Improvement, haa
been aupporled by th devalopmente dur
ing th flrat month of th fall araaon.
While Irrrgularitlea have continued in
different line, wllh conalderabea flurtu
tion In volume of operallone, th rlalng
trend of demand la clearly manlfaat anil
hinat Wholeeal markale ara atrenathi..n.
Ing ataedlly. Moderate reaction from the
higher price levele for certain commoill-
Ilea, such Iron and teel, reflect an
eaalng of th tension which had result
ed from lha paucity of aupplle and ac
tivity In buying, and la alao art outcome
of the recovery 1n manufacture that tha
followed the settlement of the coal min
ing and railroad labor troiiblre. Relief
from tha fuel acarclty, which waa aerl
ouely hampering production, haa made
pnaalblo th reaumption of work at many
planta where tdleneae hod been unevoid
Ahle, althouKh tranaportatlon ilrawbacka
atlll hinder tha shipments of merchandise
and tend lo prevent eoni transaction
which would oiherwla b roneuminated.
Without th limiting factor of car ahort
age, freight frnfflr. would probably equal
the heat prevloua racorrla, consumption
le enlaiglng In varloua channeta and
atocka of goods are In need nf replen
ishment In many Inalancea. In contrast
wllh the former policy of haml-to-mmtt h
purchaaing, the demand now la frequent
ly In anticipation of future requlrementa,
and reporte of mllla and factorlea being
well aold ahead, are becoming mora com
mon. While aaaaonal comlitlnna partly
account for the currant expanaion of bua
lnaaa, game alao appear which plainly ara
not due to weather Influence, and tha re
vival af baalc Industries Is eepeclally eig
nlflcant because of it bearing ott tha gen
oral altuatlon.
Strength In Uperqlatlve Marheta.
Tha leading speculative marketa were
featured thia week by activity In trading
and etransth In price Two of the prin
cipal farm etaplea whaat and cotton
extended the advancea, recently eatabliah
ed. with cotton touching the !.1Vi' baaia,
and liecember wheal In Chicago croaamg
II 14 Th further riae in th latter com
modity, which carried pricee to a point
mor than 10c bov th prevailing quo
tation when the currant month open
ed! wee largaly due lo the congeetinn
In tranaportatlon, and continued export
damand wae alao an Influence. The upturn
In cultnn. niacins in Ices on In hlgneal
level of the aeason. wa chiefly Ih out
come nf large buying by mill Iniereate. and
profit taking aalee ware readily ahaorhed.
On tha eioch market, with a roiitlnu-
nc or million-ahare dava, a nuitioar or
naw hlgh-priee eecorda f"r the ear wet
wttneeae.l , although lha general price
mvmnt waa Irregular.
I ri and Meet Pair Held,
Tb prlc yielding In Irou and etc!.
M-h haa com ftae a iiialanlial
urn, rnfttlnued Ihta eei. Wok eaier
-..n.lilidne l uppne nn won aoine
adaiameiil kuilng. Ik nierkai lenaiuu
ie re'e.4 and cvmpoalta pig Iron prt,
kae re.ed-4 t le aept-mber baaia The
e reeeded I Ike gep'mlar I bea Th
mar eauder!. b4l run'eelltuiai fnr bual -
bee latereeeed In aMin ajurlei t
It.aaa, ueia t rem eaalua at ew aule.l
eAr fvaHUaaUr In fuel. Hioreatee. Ihe
i eiWatlna baa kene, 111 Ih p-tiel wket
ai pra4i-ta a-e e.t.ieiv a-ekleg i
ara. wiisj ffeig l fuf. rass ftl
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Commerce, Finance, Agriculture1
Current Development!.
curb nreeen! valuaa that run Into th lal I
lit n and any aerloua reduction In the
pr.idta of tha motor trade la eura la na
reflected by a decline la lha 'motor
alocke.
Tha Incident la an apt Illustration of
the way In which maikeia thai ar "over
bulled,'' may receive a blaw from an un
eipacteg Quarter.
teal Wall Maadlaet.
Tha olhar new of Ilia week la not
aaueclall ergniflraiit. 'Ilia soaj prob
lem la being well handled. Production la
laraa and tne dial 1 Ibul luu la being fairly
tonlrqjlad An acula thoriag anrwhara
aama unlikely, but economy and f 01 Peer
am will ba necaaeary, Tha railway ran-
gaailon la unrelieved and lha iel Indue
.nm.vK.t kimn.r.d by II.
Tha weekly aiateineul f lha federal
reaerva ayalein ehowa a reduction of S
of t par cent In the rerv rail, which
now aianda at Ti l. Rediei outita ehow a
gain of t.i nuO.Oud, might bava been
eapeeted Iroin Ilia inrreaead activity at
rielng prlcee In III coliiniouii y meraeie
Tha gold an hand iliuiva a raducilnn ot
i.iii). lion, which la probably dua lo lha
errorte tnec are Being niaoa to pio ?w
low Parke' "lo clnuleimn.
Hrltaui Pare Inlereel.
Oreet llriiani bee paid a,vv.at n
account of the Inlereel dua on her debt
lo our government.
aecralary Houvei epaech at Toledo
he attri ted much ailenilnn. In hia op
m.itinn in lha auaa.atlon lhat wa ehuuld
fnrglv any eubetenllal portion of Ibe
debt, du ue by Die o'her alllee, It la
aaaumed that Ba ipsae iur in pr...
tk. nniiiical fiaht In Which I.loyd
11.,,,.. la ana.aad la watlliad with much
Inlereat here, bul H iMUe la not likely to
bava evaiy inimadlale elfecl upon bueinaaa
in thl country. Tha reaignatloti of the
coalition government la regarded a purely
tactical, but I haa rreaiad mU' B political
tonruainn in Kngland.
Kconoml I'ondlUon Improted,
Rronoinln i-ondlllune In Kuropa aeam b
b improved and . aierling erhne ad
vanced early In in week, although II
weakened whan tha Prlllirt cablnel ra
Igneil. ...
Kmnka are Inwar and marha ahow no
tallying power e the priming prena con
tinue to turn Ihein nul at th rata of
.bout five or eU hi II Ion a day. Tha total
amount nulatamlliig October 14 la put
5, 0110,1)1111 imn, hut the flugre have caaaed
In ba algnirionl. It la repoitad lhat th
Herman government will ehnrtly laau
guld nnlea or cerliriiatea againat Ilia I,-
(iiikiOI.Ooo gold mark held by lha rairna
bank and thai Ih-re will ba ueed lo buy
UP paper Inarka at abnlll preeant prlcee.
Thl la Ilia policy followed by our own
I'nlied Mialea governnianl during lha civil
war when hoih gold end paper monay
wara In circulation, It might work. If tier
many'e credit waa good enough lo enable
her to draw additional gold, but 1.nMl,.
(inO tnarba, euual to only about 1240.1)00,011)
won't go very far and II I lo be foared
lhat the new currency if leaned, will he
noariiea aim eoon oi.nppear,
t.'ondlllbiia In llu.me ara rapidly mend
ing If lha nawa from I her le to ba cred
ited, and In tha Halkant and th nearer
eaal. lhara la an uuuaual approach lo rain-
pi relive I raniUlllly, In l.ailn America
alao lha fiutlrmk aeema to be Improving
end tne annrra or in Argentina rallwaya
have advanced quite abarply In Ixindon
upon Hi proaperlty reported In th coun
try they gerve,
A higher barometer and clear na weath
er la in fact reported from all ovar lb
world and for the preeant at leaat tha
trail wjnd ara favorable and It aeemeeaf
In r.rrv a r.ir .t,r.. Ar ,.nU i an.i,i
I aa wall aa domaailc walara.
Knd nf Knd of
T.aat Wark Travlnua Waak T.aat Taar
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14 for delivery ovar th balanc of th
ycur, A monih ago, furnace coke for
prompt elilpment uuiitad at 1 1 1.(0,
while In the mlddl of Auguat It wag aa
hlgrt aa 114.
Teitlle Market 4)1111 Rlalng.
replf noma alarkcnlng of demand, fol
lowing the recent arilvii bualnaaa, tha rla
lng trend pf primary lemllo market haa
canllnued. New and higher prlceg ara be.
Ing named each week on varlnua llnea of
vnoda, and tha fact that ml I la ar In a
v.cl-aold condition foreshadow a main-Ir-nanc
of tli advanced level fur aoma
lime to come. Aa'a whnlo, manufacturer
"r now mora fully aupplled with ordara
than has been the caae for nearly two
years, and It Is the expectation that fu
ture consumption will aliow lee effect
from prlc resistance than baa been noted
thla year. While many trader ar not
rtlapoaed In dn more than piece email or.
dere frequently, some Jobbers report tha
receipt of a larger volnms of forward con
tracts, and they regard tha outlook with
confidence, A resumption of moderate
Inquiry from foreign counlrlea haa deval
oped, hut export demand. In tha main,
contlnuea quiet,
Advance In Hide Kitendmf.
Kven after successive weak of rising
price, th strength of bide markets haa
been further accentuated. Roth domestic
and foreign slock has psrtlcipated In lha
upward movement, and trailing In om
descrlptlno has only been limited by the
paucity of offerings. Rcant bualnaaa
In Chicago aggregated about 40,000 hide
enn purcnaae in New York by automobile
and other leather tannera Involved fully
mi.ooo apreariy native steer, aold ahead
In th and of tha yaar. In aympalhy with
the advancing tendency of raw material,
and alao In reaponsa lo a broadening da
mand. prlcee of leataar are firmer or high
er, and scarcity of supplies has deeeloped
In ennie quarters. Slnillsrly, prlc In-
"eeeea are occurring In footwear marketa.
owing lo Ihe enhanced coat of hide and
leather.
Rank Cleanings
flank clearings In Ihe United glatee for
. . 'k "'in tb'lober 1. reported by
telegraph to Hradstreeie Journal, New
a. . .'. . . 1 fs.eil.aau.niia, against
l.4iil.l,iiiit last week and IT, 040 ;to ono
In Ihl week Inst yer Canadian clearing
acgr-gat :'.M,uil0, si againat !!.
oo 00 laat week and l!;7,l;o,noo In thla
week laal year. Following are th returne
for Ihl week and laat, wllh percenlagea
of change ehnwn tht week a compared
n. rea !,St ) , T
(Vlober 14 October IS
New Tork . . .. IS lts anii ono li.TU noo o
1 hu ag.. U5 cm, ono 44,tiiO Otia
I'hiladalph a ., Ht ono on iii oo oao
1'iis'nn one, ona n 000 000
Kanaaa rtvy ,, I'l Mi nns. Hi lul One,
Man ra iern, , iMfiivitno 1 1 1, 1011 on
taveiand ..... I'l l;l mi n'itjeoa
I t'elrolt 111 no ao io 1 An j
ilea Angela , 13 44 0a llaea
i Mnnepoii ,,, 14 n; so t iat eoo
! 1 tni innatt .... t 111 aa a n o4
! S.w tria,n ., i.i;,en lllta a
1 At'aHa IT 11; ana M nl IM
j I'.i. btiiend ... Is lilt an 10 iii.aaa
; 1 oh .,, is 4'i 'i 47 T 4 eo
j Hutfai. . . ., 4; it: iiijI.ih
1 I'riua4. Dee . 11 ai nl .1 en see
a.at'ie , oil ;i ii l sua
I Miiaawhe . .. 41 .
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t a' as It i i. a. i i a
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l. J. la4rr llrllff m ltrw4 th ., , Ibe ,,
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Financial
NEW tORK TIM.
Oeaaiaus Maa Lea W lea.
Nw fork, Oct. ...leaat week
distinct reaction on tha atork
changa waa plainly dlacuncartlnv lo
Wall atract, yet It ran banlly b da
acrlbarl a anything but tha logical ra
kiitt of pravlou ulrgvaetani a of pro
fessional 'gpaculalora In billing up
pilvr. It waa rather eommonty aakeil
laat week why, If tha buelnc gima
lion waa really Improving, tha alock
market ghoultl not continue lo ail
vain. No ona denied that tli liuainaaa out'
look Waa tnili li lietter. Tha tl trail
rpirtl tb furl prnblmii lo hava
boon mostly golveil, Inlay In rtlatrl
bul Ion of tha tiianufai tijred gooil In,
cauaa of tha deifiiaiiil in railway fit
clllllc waa Ilia only linluirml haiull-
ta) left from tha coal trlka, ami
tuaatitlins orilcrg on tha book of the
mill bur) Int ruded rapidly MnrI tli
very fiti't that I hi Iniinen' ptcaaur
of tiaflli- Ifiaurcd notgbla Inrreiiao In
tallway aarning during tha next fnw
IJllllllllg,
Hnvival ling Imcn reportexl from
Noma Iriiliietrlca, eiich aa tha lotion
Iradc who" coudlllnii waa lately
wiiiieihlng of a problem. IVthnpg
even mora Iniporlant. thin month' ail-
Vance of 10 to 14 per ten I In gin In
price, bringing? wheat up lo a price
10 per cent abovei that of year ago
and corn ami oafg to pili-f-a 40 to V)
per rent higher, pointed Ita own bull-
rhllon ax to tha I'oimlry'a I'oiiaiilnlng
power, for lhea advance had oc
curred on large bur veal hj and Irf-cnuso
of a IcigU Imata dcinnnd.
Kerl Anllrlpatetf,
Tlut recognising all thl beflerincnt In
Ihe buaineaa altuHtlou, account atlll bed lo
be token of th eaient to which Ihe ftiock
yixcbanga, lu Ih. 4411 alrcat phraae, bad
"diacounied" cu'-H rull beforehand. Had
Ih lnck market ofTiuly and Auguel. dur
ing Ihe crlsle nf Ibe labor tlienutee, mere.
ly quieted down while holding firm, the
conclusion wouni nvi, nean met tne mar
bet waa elmply in. liming Ita belief lu
early and favorable settlement of the
strikes. Mm when slock market prlcee
nan avtuaily riacn in pnlnio between July
1 ami the end of August although the
early July price, war 12 poima above lha
year low vrega .it should h raaaon.
abiy clear how far an autumn trail re
vival had been anllclpet'-d
Tina did not prove, ho ever, that eco
nomic i-onditioue which weie ta b as-
peeled In the autumn might not warrant
a conalderably greater enhancement i
lues, J I era waa h point at which the
Immense fund of available and unused
credit cam Into play. If such resources
exlaied ami If the speculative markets
desired lo use them, whal, then, waa to
prevent much further anpanalon lit buel
nees, bidding up of nrlcea end .alenaioii
of commericel and financial activity All
of thla Indisputably occurred In ll, when
Ihe reaervolr nf unemployed credit was
niu'.n emeiirr man It I today.
Oueatloa Ineneweretf.
The tnarkata have not yet fairly en-
wered tha queallon. 71, muat be conceded
lhat. even If the exist. nr, of abundant
credit faclllile goaa not necessarily Infer
Ihe use of Ihea facllltlca In promoting g
trsde boom and a general rlea of prices,
at any rata such reenlts are made possible
llirough auch conditions In the field of
credit aa they would not ba without them.
There are, however, some point of con
trast with HII which observant financiers
will draw. Tha Important considerations
ara four In number,
Klrat, Rump m particular and tha out.
aid world In general, were In urgent need
of certain supplies during 1919, both of
finished niei-rhamllse and of raw material,
which Iba- tnlled gist slon. wae In a
position to produce; therefor an Immense
foreign demand for nur produda existed
aud a wholly unparalleled export trad,
1-ong Credit Kxteodcd.
Second, prevalent feeling thet fermln
Hon of th war would aonn reatnr a-oro,,.
to a normal economic comlltlon led our
lianas and merchant lo extend to foreign i
huyere, long credits for their purchases I
on a wholly unexampled scale.
Third, Ilia continuous rise of prlcee dur.
Ing and since the war, Interrupted only by i
a reaction after Ihe armlatlc whoa brief
continuant' aerved chiefly to prov that 1
th tendency of the markets was upwsrd, :
not downward, had convince tb public
thiit sum unseen economic Influence wo
driving price up by main fotc; crellng
strong Inducement for th speculator to i
buy goods on credit and hold them for
aiihsequenf Ml at the expected higher '
values, and for lite consuming public, ij j
buy In quentlly at once, evrg fur futui
rrquiremente, perore price noitio nava
gon 10 or 24 per cant higher art 11 1.
Klnallv, there exlated In 1411 a farm
community enriched by Kurop' enormous
purchase of our foodstuffs t Inflated
prices during th war, and a laboring com
munity whoa buying power had ben
rulaeil to wholly unprecedented helghta by
lha demand for manual worker and of
hugely enhanced wages of war time.
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICilAKLS.
By Omaha lie I.rtaed W ire.
Chicago, Oct. 22, Wheat price have
advanced IT 18c, and corn 17 3 8c
fur December from the low point of
the eaon, with a reaction of 6 1 4i
on wheat, and 3 3-8o on corn fiori
the high point. Oat have advance
10 1 2o with a reaction of 2 8-4c.
Th main haul for the vdvnnc w:
lnrgely th overselling by the, tin'
in general at low level and ativar.
In cah premium to gbnorniRl fi
ureg, dua to trantiportatlnn difflci
tie. Ther ha been a partial rci
Juatment of premium, and while t'
maiketa ar regarded a two-aid
for th prenent, there I an unilerlu:
o( confidence among th trad In gc
eral that price will ultimately win
higher At th finish pi'Mt'tlcnlly n
th advance oC th week had bec,
loat,
ghnrtage In Furop.
Th reaann for egpecilng Mice later i
the season ia I lie fi r, niai keiing of mill
wheat early anil the recent record mot
n.ent. of spring wheal on boih, aldee of th
iiiiariiatinual line, wllh only tmall t
cuniuiaiioo.
A sh'iriaga of t3l,400,tafl buehele aic
nearly lot) ono I. tea he le rye in Kuiopean tin
purling r.twnirtes, aa a reault of tin
mil harveat, le Ibe baala for much n
ik-- eptimlam In tb wheal Itade. line
i-.tioi,, aie Ibel all of ibe ta Olio tn
buahet suiplua tn I I nlted Ntate anu
lanaiia a well aa that from crop, ii,
Aoattali and Auentin will ba wantril
befur anoiher hatve.t ,Vbat llo will
nie,n in pi nee l problematical, bul th
impreaaioit 1 that ht ekoulil g.i botR
Ii ta aad th-r la a di'ptieiiioaj lu buy
0 all break
T-taasarUlkaa Nig latltee.
Tahie-g Ike eatilnala vt l:uropa,n tr-if,
p fi'.aeaea buah.l,. wgatosl a t eiie.at, ,
that I'usiinni a inn, k a. !- v .i
Whether Ikav euatinua cenaunti i At
b'Sll 11 I tlapee.. Ial Upn Ike. i iaH i.
tf.Hlv I. gut, 4ia,d liaiii I he pie.a-iv
lUMi'O.nl, a'taplt.i mil I, la'.lir ton
JI...I en.l I imi .tee l ik end el
tka ,i,.h n.ajr b sittall
f',.ei,ii,i,..ai s a a t Iuim pi . .
ieii m ia, ,.! n. u. a naa-a
It II. a Ileal at ibal uen, i.k,
HI t I tat.a tat ,4 Ik, I .' li l.
,t i . At,kii, .it i l.,tt tn
I ' at-.. I., i i iit. e
a a., ran.t tk ,wt-'i- 4 l4
t-k piaiti tuata
tea eel- aj k lb Ikil g, u,
! l l. it I. las itabnj ,1 ia'a
'a ak. area l,t ike k. i... . . I ...
4 lul ie noa.ll . ,i , aa. iti thai
IV ! k 4-ll t 41 I. . . k.l .1, Ik
- ' -a l . ai laal I k.ial sk
.. all lll, Ilea tk ..! . I, 1,
n.n.lit rir Tlf Jf,:Mi
Kftttii In Angrlf lltralir
he kt. ax ti4t I, ant ft.r le, uli,i
I a It.. , t. , a,,... t j b a ,., , , ,
Harding to Call
Extra Congress
on November 20
Sliip Sulihidy Will Ii 'irat
Quettion Taken Up in j
llouae, Hejtrenentatlve j
Campbell Sayi.
Omaha ! laeieeal 14 Ice. j
Wgalilngton, tx t. 22 Kollowlng i
ooiiferenc wllh l'rltlent Harding,
Itepreeenlallva f'ampbe-ll, Kan,
thglrnign of tha hoii rule comnill
tee, gniiouncexj at the While llnua
Hiilunlay lhat t-ongmaa would tiaron.
vened In tra eaalon on Novem
ber 30,
A chairman nf tha rule commu
te, Mr. Campbell haa much lo do
wllh ealalliHblng tha order of legl.
Iittlve buaineaa In lha houaa and h
ad Id tha flrat mailer lo be taken up
in Hie extra aeaalon 'would h ahlp
aulieldy li'glaliitloti,
Mr. fampbe-ll did not quoin tha
president nn anylng cotgroan Would be
ronvtned on November 20, but for
aevernl dayg It haa been rumored llutt
lhat likely would ba tha rlitl of Ihe
beginning of tha extra aeealon anil Ihe
Kanaan'g glatement wna generally
waa Inken a cotillrniallon.
I'rvaliletil Mnrdlng lidd ttpeiiker (ill
Idt liefoi bn left for bin home In
MiisaHt liuaett that ha want lo gvol't
calling tnngreaa In extra aeaalon after
the regular winter aegalnn, which be
klna iirweiieber 4, expiree by coned-
lulimiftl limitation tin March 4. Mr,
Harding lelleveg tha country would
welcome a b-glalnllve holiday of nine
monthg nut year.
fly calling cmigrex In em i n aci almi
for two weeka early thl fall, I'rcal
dent Harding believe t lie ahlp antv
ably legialallon fan b well under way
if It hk not been tltmlly pkaaed In
Ih him by Ihe I line roiigreaa la to
begin ita regular winter aelon.
laiially nearly the entire three
niunthg of the winter aeaalon, running
from IternibT until March, arefluken
up In the Ronaideratlon and piissug
of Ihe regular annual giipply bill of
lha governnient.
Hardware Men'i Convention
Held at Hroken How
llroken How, Neb., Oct. Z& (8p-
-iil.f-A convention of hardwnra men
of thl dlalrlct waa held tn Hroken
flow laat evening, 40 repreaentfitlvcg
belnif preaent. A dinner wn aerved
at a local cafe to tha member anil
their wlvi-g, after which a general
buaineaa meeting wag held. The con
vention wj addressed by Frank Ben
nett of Lincoln, field, aecretary for
the gtale organization.
h'ew Issut
$5,000,000
The Jacob Dold Packing Company
First (Closed) Mortgage 20-Year 6 Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Dated November 1, 1922 Due November 1, 1941
Intereat payable May I and November 1 at the Farmer Loan ami Truet Company, New York City, and coupon 4 may be pretnted for
collection at the office of the Citizen Trust Company, Buffalo, New York, Boncli in coupon form in denomination of tl ,000, $300 nrl
$100, with provision- for rcgiitration of principal. Coupon bondi of $500 and $100 exchanKcable for $1,000 bond. Coupon and fill If
registered bowdi of $1,000 interchangeable. Callable a a whole on thirty day' notice at 105 and intereat to and including October 31,
1932, the redemption price decreasing l2 of 1 for each 12 month thereafter to October 31, 1940, ineliuive; callable t lOO'l
t treat thereafter prior to maturity. Callable in part for the Sinking Fund only until October 31, 1932 at 102'j and interest, from
November 1, 1932 upto November 1, 1937 t 102 and interest and thereafter at redemption price. Interest pyable without deduction
for Normal Federal Income T up to 2. The Company will refund, on timely application, the State tare in Pennsylvania and
: 'arvland to the extent of the present rate of 4 Mills. To be authorized and presently issued $5,000,000.
Thl Company agrees te malt application for th listing of the bonds on th Naw York Stock Exchange
THE FARMER! LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, NEW YORK, TRUITEC
1915
1916
1917
1918
U I Ojtl IrW.f tW
Otis & Cq.
) i
Todait l'rogram$
MUllle I.JIIIU, IdHllie."
Hlraiid Ti.uty till WdnrUy,
"l-.al la Weal,"
MiHUe ' W hm Koumnin I!lda."
, run ' Aly Wild lrl.h Koae."
Kinpieiwe -Tilay until Tbiir
day. "Dusk ta l)awn."
World "i'llgrlm or Hie Night."
Mtrae Miiinl.iy and Titeailuy,
"Hie Hrl.lul Mgbl ."
Irlisrla Jiirin a Kirk wood In
"The Mit ii Kroni Home."
;rand (luy Huleg I'oat In 'Th
Mliaileril1er," '
llainllloii "Four Horaeiuen of
lha A io lily (ue,"
Irfiwly Niii,ia, blotaly outlaw,
allki-n inn Her nihI knight ami la
dice move iros the tMieeu In the
ilmiimllwd verr.lou of rnroa Ihkirie,
whk h nppeiir ul the liljilto thl
week. There, in two great conflict
ona wh n John llldd rew-ueg ln nu
fiool lha HiiikIiI liimiiea, ,tu1 kgnlii
when tha oniiitry folk urn rou'd to
Wli out the DiMitie trongbold. Tho
itilji't Nrenee i clnlioiHle, ami III"
ciietiiiiiliiaf I i xiii t find beHUilfiil.
Mnilgn Hell.imy, l-'ikiik lieinnij ami
John Kowcr piny lemllng rol".
A Ki'lpl'liikT fletecliva glory hold the
tilller nf Ilia gi'l'een lillrpcllon nl
the '.Vorbl bla week, "I'llgrlm of Hie
Nlghl," feulurlng Hiibv lieltemer,
ke giiapenao nl high leiialon, while
Intel iiNlloinil giiiubleta and rrooka go
tliri.ngii their miiiilililntloii only to be
liltfflerl by Ihe runnier lilol of the
rlniH Mini beroliic.
A lively larcc, 'ill Hrldul Night,"
nl lha Mil' tell of Ihe illffli ullic
umi i-omplliHtloii which ennue when
on of a pair of twin fnir the
blorae.l inia of mull Inmn)'. Ali
l.rMily rolP'k Ihioiigli llm iluil role,
In "Iniak to lwn" n. the Km
ptegg, Floreme Vblor, n heroine,
in I bn alrniig pogltlon nf binding
double life. In her waking moment
aha I a normul Ainrrlciin girl; lu
her (lienm ah I a heggnr nuild nn
lha other Kltlo of Ilia world. The lt
UMlion la pl'iuni! and (Irniimllc,
An ipeiilliig lltllo atory of old
Ireland I told al Ih Hun Ihl week
In the Ktreen verlm of "My Wild
Irlah Hone," I'liullne Wink, ckt,
the heroine, niece and hounekeeper of
th old irlet, full In lovo wllh tb
worat nrt'erdo-well In Hie communi
ty, and before th love affair I
an (lightened out, lha ainlleiu e hn
plenty of opportunity for litugliler.
"When llomiinca Hide," tha at
traction t Ih Moon, I both melo
drama and comedy, Tod Hlon, fiimou
American Jockey, I ngiiln en In th
aitddle, l I defeated by C'lalr
Adiun, who ride Wlldflr.
Tha Mubae'iuent kidnaping I In-
We summarize as follows from a tetter to us by Mr. Jacob C. Dold, President of the Company.
BUSINESS: The Jacob Dold Packing Company conduct! a business of meat packing in all of
its various features and the manufacture of its by-products into many commodities. The Com
pany was established over fifty years ago and from a small beginning has steadily increased to
its present output of approximately 1,50,000 head of live stock. Total sales of the company
have increased from 197,000,000 pounds, representing $21,000,000 in 1912, to 311,000,000
pounds, representing $50,000,000 in 1921. The business for the current fiscal year, based on
actual results for nine months is at the rate of 325,400,000 pounds per annum. The export
business of the company to Great Britain, the Continent, and Central America is substantial.
SECURITY: These Bonds will be secured by a first closed mortgage on all the plants and
other property of Jacob Dold Packing Company, and will be th company' only bonded debt.
In addition they will be secured by deposit of over 99 of the common stocks of its subsidiaries,
whose properties are without bonded debt. The company's consolidated balance sheet as of
October 29, 1921, shows total assets after giving effect to the proceeds of this issue, less deferred
charges and all reserves, of $l,il2,863. The fixed assets including real estate, buildings and ,
equipment and refrigerator cars, on which these Bonds will be a direct first mortgage lien, have
been recently appraised by independent engineers at sound values in excess of $6,900,000.
Net current assets as shown by the Company's last annual financial statement (October 29,
1921) after giving effect to the proceeds of this issue are stated at $5,932,340.
EARNINGS: Annual net earnings applicable to interest, depreciation and taxes for the fiscal
yrs 1916 lo 1921 inclusive, Ih first two, yrt as audited by , W. Hook and Co,, and I i t
five as audited by Messrs Erntt aV Ernst, ra at fullown
$ 811,433
, 1.146,057
. 1,140,344
. 1,559,018
Interest requirements on this issue of $5,000,000 bonds are $300,000 per annum. Average net
earnings for the years as shown above were $903,105, or over 3 times such interest requirements.
Depreciation charged out of earnings for the same period averaged $250,000 per annum. The
Company estimates, based upon the results for the past eleven months, that for the present
fiscal year (ending October 31, 1922) the net earnings applicable to interest and depreciation
will ba approximately $650,000.
SINK1NQ FUND; The mortgage will provide for annual sinking fund payments on November
1st in each year from NovemUr 1. 192$ to November I, 1941 inclusive, sufficient in amount to
retire $150,000 face amount of bonds annually during the first fight years and $.00,000 far
mount of bonds annually thereafter, either by purchase in the open matket up to the then
esisting sinking fund call pnre, or by fall at that pru-e.
DIVIDEND RECORD: The company has paid caih dividends on its preferred stock con
tinuously for the past 16 years.
kht 411 anj l Mittevi Srt4! ri0lf4 H Ul. Miel l l Offmo.' of iiitfy HC)
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Price 100 and accrued interest, to yield 6
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Orplieinn Theater
Is Observing 33(1
Year Since Birth
'Mayor Diililinan (five Talk
From Slant Say Pule
lie Owe Orltt of
(rrutiliitle.
Tb llilnl of a i eniiii y crleliriilln
of the founding i f lb Oipheuui i lr
cillt it vaudeville lliciteia Ihroiiglc
out the I Ulleil kltiitea Mhd 1'hiiiiiIu,
wug given en aiiaph'lou baal oh
aervnntn lit Ida (tipbeuni here yea
(rriluy with lha Week' new bill. The
cee,Hllon Will be colli lulled thioiigH-
out lha Week,
Hefota lha firt act yeaterduy afior
noon Maniiger W, I', Hyrn gtepiied
upon Ihe ptHg with Alatynr J, ',
liiihlmin, who eueaH. aeiillmenla
MpproirlHln to Ih otrkalou. The
chief ixcinllva of Ih illy auid he
conKratiiliileil Imih J hn Oipheiim cir
cuit UKitingement ami uli Ih thou
aitmlN of lirpbeuiu Mend lu llilai'" ' county boiitd baking Hint I ho
and many oilier i Hie,
"Fiiuutler If.tl p,om."
"It I more Hum ii yein ggo," auld
IU i.iMor, "Unit two young liuli "V
In Kmi 1'ihiiiIhio bud u vlalou which
wn all admit ba been reulld,"
The mayor wa referring lo Martin
Hei k Mild Meyer Hum (, fold, "lh llil'l
die of Hi Orphcuui circuit," whoae
iiiiincx are known win ren t vulu-
till" I I, now ii,
"Tbee )"uug nen," Hie mayor con
tinued, "IlllVli aui'i-eeiled In tlUlllf ly.-
Ing bikli lines tuudevllle. Tiny luive
ii.ole It poaallile for vnnl mi my of
cl,t il.iliii ra In Vlait M kl'it ei nil of
fbeoier III Ihl country .and I Viionbi,
They have promoted ihe heat Inlereal
f VHiidevllle. Tho euleilulnmenl-
loving public owe lliefn h debt of giitli.
Iilde, Tiny have been public bene !
factor. It
I fitting lhat KiuhImi
atioilld exleml the band of goodwill on
thl oerualon, which I being obaeittd
iu many cltie,"
llyrne' I'grl Mentlonul,
Mayor Ibihlman took occnalon to
refer to Manager Hilly Hym who ha
hud a part In Hi mii-ch of lha local
tnph'ium and whom tho mayor re
ferred to a man of Integrity and
with a, klrong conviction that coned
riillou ervl to hi cniployer mid
Hj public I the greutirt achievement
lerrupted J 1 1 eat In lima to 'iv tha
heroin' life.
It I Hot only C'ohklane Tnltmigde
who draw audience to "Kaat I
Went," Th play Haelf n well workad
out and ha the element of humor
ud patho. mixed to th dngrca
which I popular. "Kt 1 Went''
I ailll running Ht th Hi rand.
1919
1920
1921
. $1,158,071
944,529
, 437,721
Central Trust
or iuimoii
a eawj aet an tenet) he
II . I in.iy l, ol.i.ilncd In Ibe iti
work.
The tblidnf acenlury tglebtallim
will be roiitluued throughout Hia
Weik. Mi'lnbei of tbutlllMlm lliil 'iy
bib will nltr nil ha Orphcuui on Moil
day ni.l.t when Dr. 4". H. Atxen will
Imi th epcikcr, Tb Klk will atleml
In a body on Tuc.,iy night, Tha
Hike band of 3 pbiyer will ba prev
ent and I'aat l.xnitxi Hull r ('harb
IhM'berty will convey felii-lutloii mt
lelitilf of tiio tiiiiiilm pMlgn of Willi ll
Miitiiiger I'.yrii ie a niembsr.
till Wedncadiiy lilgbt number "f
the Moo club will intend with their
"lioni eeea," A dinner parly Will fol
low at Hotel Kotit' iielle. A prominent
Moll Will b Ihe ieuker ttiirllig Hi
evening bill l Hi irplieum. Thin
d,iy night will I "romord nlghl"
with dinner ut Hob I Konti oella af
ter the bow. "Iitniibu night" will b
on l n.l.iy tnkbt when Muyor Hubb
tnuii Will apriik ami Ibe illy cimiiii
el., una ami Ibelr wive will occupy
luxea. I'lly ollli liil umi employe lire
mnklng reservation fur Ki bitty flight,
ltriiki-ii How l Vote
on (Ji.inf in Coveriiiiieiit
Hroken fdivc, N'b, tbl. It (Hh-
i In I I A pel II Inn l)x been ailbmllled
tiieii.,ii or a iinng't lu tli roini in
111 vole ul f tier coming elei tlou. I b
, ,,,, ,, ,lm .,,,,, ,,un,lr.r of
, ,.,,.
oli Hie ballot.
lleulnYe I Ji vulor Cloaf
Ili't iiiiaf of Cur Slitirtap:'
IdialrH-e, Nf It , tat. Z2 iMpet lul 4
A few cle culm lu I Im county have
iH)l biivll.ea l",liiotnrlly becauae of
it bb"il,iKi of (iialii car. Moat of II
ebwil'M inn filler! to met flowing
wltli wb'.il mid corn.
Food Index Jliglirr
Jirad.tteet's fooil lad a riurnlef, ,,,,
on till. wli'i"el pt.ies per poutlil of -I
r'M u'il for foml, le J ;,. compared
Will 4 171 l-i we, k and liti for in.
" emllng o.lol.ee i, j. 'Ibis week
FMHIII'-f e,l',. p ,',l l , I'w, .
laet wek a nd of III p"f ' nl over ih
like noli r,f liiat ycc, lit Ih. tl (.01111110-
dilles of alt klli'ls iili,led weekly, S )
vatl'e.f as coropuled wllh lat week, aaveq
Ue, fined f,'l 4f retiiMlucd urn ba riga'l, a
folloaa;
lacrenad.
Tea,
I '.
( iirrari'a.
)(,,,, lite
klieep, live,
f.aeiles, live,
C'otlori,
rliiur
Wheat, red
Wheal, aprlng.
corn.
data
flat ley,
lly flour.
Corn flour.
Tallow,
Puller.
('bees,
Mugar, law
Mugar, refined,
rnffo.
Cottonseed oil,
llama,
abort rib,
lard.
Ilaeve, live.
I'l Hit clothe,
(Iray gooda,
firown sheet Inge,
l-eirot, refined,
(lay.
Mad.
Tin,
Mp.ller,
llcreeaf.
Ilasolln.
ink.
Copper,
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