inr. nee,; U.4AHA. 'I'HUKSDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1921.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
LiveStock
Omaha, Oclotr II,
Hx alula .rt
fatila Hon haap
lift, rial Moaday ,,.HMa
71 II, .i
otriiisi Tu'xuy..,.. Ml
(.annual Wailaaxlay .
imm dsn t m u,:t
am dare laal 4. 1 1 4
Msai day a I W au IIIM
d lw a ago la.lai
Ham d )hi aaa 17. U
1,111 n,.:i
4,709 I .
17.111 l,aT
.. al.TH
le.en
IIIM 71,114
IJ.lH. 4Ml
rallla '(Ha racaila war of anty
moaeraf propurden H iJntMliir, out qual.
Hr oj I ha bft catlla, tt.it n nattvaa an4
ranfara, waa fit vary joot and (ur this
raaaoai Irada waa alow, althoush Brlia
war anl far from alaarty, Kaw daalrabl
cor fle war Inrludad In tha rataiota,
and I raa about iha limn for (air io
ami baaf, lh short fad and warm. up
laara swing vary puor aallara at lt)
7 oa. NVaaiarn ranaar war fansraliy
elaedy and lh aaiu waa trua of row
luff whil Uaairaul atm-kara and lead
ara war lanataliy Hula aironaar.
Quotations an rati) Choir ot prima
na.vaa, i vmrn du; Boon U rnotr Daavra,
I7 7j I 00; fair Io good bvaa. II tci
r it common to lair naavaa, M oot7. Oil;
choir lo prim yrarllng. lilt eoolloO'
"od chulc. yaarllnaa. 21410 60!
air i gio ytariinga, M Iirrl 2a; com
mon i air yaarllnaa. ga.IUfxl.0i: chol.
lo prima graia frsava. fii.noT.IO; goo4
lo rholr graaa baavaa. li.Ttttt.1i; lair
to Rood graaa haavra, ti.OOOi 71. rom
mon 10 fair graaa baavaa, .A0a.oi);
Mailrans. Il.1ltt4.t0t gm,d to choir graaa
n-iiars, HIIVIHj lair to gnod gra
nau.ra. ii.iioiii! conic lo prim graaa
cswa, I4 4(l4 74; goud to chnk- graaa
row. ii oi.io; air to good graaa run,
II 404)1 14; aummoa to fair graaa cows,
IJ.lOlaO; prima fnadar. ! ISfr 4 ;
good to cholra fraitara. ft 454, 11; fair
to good feeder I6.u4l.0; common to
fair faadam. It 40 v too : good to rholr
aiocaer. .oo4.(0; fair to gnod atock.
ara. It lit 1 00: rommcn ro fnlr atock.
ara. I4.lttai.lt: atock hrlfera. ft.OO0a.iai
atom cow a. iJ.ltutr J.sd: atnrk cuivaa,
14. 00010; vral calves, 4.00JU SO; bulla.
aiaaa, to., ti.tvtyi.ia.
Iloga With 4.700 hoga on aula t til
mornlnr trada waa unusually act H it and
an early rlaaram mad at amall ad
vanra. Moat of Iha aunuly anld it Drlrca
IOC 16c blahar. Hrat light hnxa Inpprd
at 17.15 and hulk of receipt brought
l.4e;.io. -
Bheap 12.600 aherp and lamba war
on aal today, all claaara nf fat atock
told at hlghrr prlraa, th gvnaral trada
howlng an advance of about Sir. llimrl
Vad lamba war rrporlrd at 18 4044.45
Jnd nallvaa anld np la 11.25. Kat rwra
brought I4.00O4.1I). om a Had wethara
want at It. 15 and noma fnlr to good
yearling anld at 15.15. Keedar prlcaa re
mained unrhangad with good feeding
lamba quoted at I7.JD&7.60.
Quotatlona on ahrep and lamba: Fat
lam ba, good to choice. l.25tll.6G: tut
lamba, fair to good, $7.76 S.3o: freder
lamba, good to cholra. $ 7 2f, y 7.6i : feeder
lamba, fair to good, fs.iSfr1.00; cull
lat.iba. fi.O0Vt.0O: fat yearling, 16.26V
16; fat ewra, l.!5O4.60; frailer ewea,
11,7503.60; breading awe, f3.60tt5.0O;
cull awaa, 11.00 tp 2.60.
Kan City Live Stork. '
Kansaa City, Oct. 26. (U. 8. Bureau of
Markets.) Cattle Rerelpta, 11.000 head;
beef ateers, active, strong to lac hlghrr;
top. 19.10; other ealea, ' I4.00WII.60; culvra
ateady; brat vaalera, J9.6Ofclo.00: alork
era and feedera, alow anil ateady; big
string Xanana fredera, $5,76; big atrlng
Teaaa atockera, 16.10; other eurly an lea
stacker and feedera, 4,5(6.76; all other
rlaaara, atrady to alrong; moat cowa. 13.60
t4.00; aome (ales, 14.165.00; Colorado
graaa hrlfera, 15.15; bulk cuttera, 3.00
4?3.2S; most cannara, fl.1692.60; few
bulla. 14.60; moat aalea. under 14.00,
Hoga Recelpta, a, 000 head; closing
fairly active to parkers; mostly loi6c
lower; bulk, lOOtl'225-poundera, 17.40
7.66; parkara, top, 17.60; mixed drovaa
around 17.10; bulk of sales. 17. 0097.66;
parking sows, generally around, IS.OOQ)
6.16: nlaa. ateadv.
ehrep Receipts, 14.000 head; kllllnr
rlaaae Kencrully ateady with allkhtly
easier tendency: few light ewes. 14.75
western lambs, IB. 15; nativea, 16.25;
reeding lambs, steady: early top, fi.to.
Chicago Llv Stock,
Chicago, Oct. 24. Cattle Receipts,
T.ooo need: beer steers ana yearlings, un
venly 25 to 60c higher; top yearlings,
112.25; bulk beer steers. 18.60tfl0.00
butcher she. atock. mostly 26c higher
bulls, stockers and feedera. Btrong to
higher: veal calves, ateady; best vealers.
II 1 00 Sill. SO.
Hogs Receipts, 1,000 head; market,
steady to 15c lower; closing, firm; hold,
over, light; top butchers. 17.80; under
1 t. , ft Krt. t..llr ll-kt1 link' hlltnk.
ra. 17.Eofr1.75; bulk packing sows, $6.25
.6i; pigs, ateady; top, $8.25; bulk, $8
at 16. i
Sheep : and Lambs Receipts, 10.000
had: killing classes, strong to 25c high
er: fat native lamba to city butchers.
11.00: to yard traders,- $9.10; bulk, $8.50
(3U.75; culls, mostly $1.00; fee) westerns,
lf.00: others, down to $8.25; choice' 100-
pound Montana yearlings, $7.26; native
fat ewes, top, $5.00; bulk. $3.7594.76
feeder lambs,, slow, ateady. mostly $7,669
7.85. ' :
' St. Ixiula Urt Stock.
East St. Louis. Oct. 26. Cattle Re
ceipts, 4.600 head; native steers, steady
to 25c higher; westerns, 26o higher;
$11.60 paid for 1, 010-pound yearlings;
110.00 for light mixed ateera and heifers;
M OO for 1.355-Dound steers: cows, can-
aers and stockers, steady; bulk, medium
to good cowa, $3.764.26: canners, $2.50;
bulls, 1015b higher ulk -Kolognas,
$3.50(93.75; heifers steady with Tuesday's
lata 25c decline; veal calves, higher;
bulk,' Including top, $1 1. 00 1 1.2 5,
Hogs Receipts, 16,600 head; oloslng
active 26c higher; practical top on light
weights, $7.85; light lights, up to $7.1)0;
bulk lights and medium weight. 17.60
T.tO: bulk heavies. $7.607.70j no extreme
weights here; packer aows, ateady to 253
lower, 6.008.60; plga, ateady up to
$8.00; clearanre fair.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 3.000 head;
cloaing steady with fair clearance, west
ern lamb top. $1.60; bulk, $8.258.35; na
tive top, $8.00; bulk, 7.76a8.00; aouth
westerns sold $7.607.76; cull lambs
mostly $5.00; ewea, scarce. 3.OO4.00.
Sioux City IJve Stock. '
ceiDts. 1.000 head; market ateady; 5c
hlaher: fed steers and yearlings, $6.60
11.60: grass steers. 14.00 5.50; tat cows
and heifers, $4.00I38.00; canners, 12.00
3.60; veals, I4.00W9.00; feeders, $4.00
$.00; calves, $3.60$.60; feeding sows and
hrlfera. $2.754.26; grasa cows and hett-
n 12.50f6.60.
Hogs Receipt, 8.000 head: market
ateady; 15 cents lower: light, $7.507.65;
mixed, $6.607.25; heavy, $6.766.75;
hnl It of salea. 16.2507.60.
Sheep Receipts, 2,000 head; , market
steady. . - i-
St. Joeeph- J-lv Stock.
St. Joseph, ' Mo., Oct. 26. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1,890 head: steady to 15c high
er; steers, $4.60431O.26; cow and heifers,
$3.25910.25: calves, $.08.60.
- Hogs Receipts. 8,000 head; 1015c
higher; top, $7.50; bulk; $6.757.B0.
Sheep Receipts, 2,600 ' head: steady;
lamba, $8.0009.00: ewes. $4.0064.76. ,
New York Cotton. ' '
New Tork, Oct. 26. The cotton market
underwent a reaction today, recovered
somewhat, but failed to maintain Its re
covery and closing price were- about the
lowest of the session, 88 to: 68 points
under Tuesday's cioae. -
Th reaction, manifest!; Itself early,
waa from natural technical causes re
flecting "long" selling after yesterday's
harp upward movement, less apprehen
sion over the weather situation and re
ports that the south was offering a little
more freely. The morning decline carried
the active list about 20 to 25 points under
last night's close.
Th market recovered five to 10 points
In the second hour, with a ' little short
covering. Business was quiet, all thing
considered, and new interest was light.
ina nia.ra.rt uiu ocuer aunng me early
afternoon, but waa unable to hold its
recovery in the face of liquidation from i
western Interests and the uptown element
and all months declined about half a cent
a pound to pew levels tor tha day In the
last hour. -
, -
London Wool.
London. Oct. 26. At the Nrool auction
ales 0.711 bales were offered. There was
a firm market for all descriptions of
wool. The rougher quality and cross-breds
ruled at higher prices than at th end
of last week. - ,
Kama City Prod or.
Ttnasas City. Oct 2. Butter and Paul
trv Unchanged.
Eggs Firsts, 2?lc higher; second, un
changed. 1
- tanri Oil.
Culuth. Oct 2$. Linseed Oa track
and arrive. $1.86,
ill MO qjajJiCTIg !JCD
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES
Ihleag TrtbM-0aa It I-aaa Win.
New York, Oct. 26. Railway
fharri went aotnewhat lower on the
Ktrtrt vrliatiEv tn4av harnlv. tiAur
..w. ........ , ' '
ewrr. brrause ot anvininar mat nr.
prned at the conference at Chicago,
J'reilimaUly the market attitude
towarda the railway aharca indicated
H.iul.t nvrr the irttlemrnt In rate
rate are reduced again without lur
ther revision of wagei. The earn-
ins statements now in orocesi
publication for September will throw
some iiKni on tnis.
Sterlinv exchanee declined further
to a rate 3 cent below this weeks
highest. German marks lost all
yesterday's moderate recovery, a fact
which did not indicate any confidence
in the reports with which Wall street
was favored, that arrangements had
been officially reached for postpon
injr Germany's cah payments on the
reparations.
Export Kie4 import,
Tlaarlnc umloubtadly on In general
Inglon figure on baptsreber war of In-
taraat. uur exDorte aa a wnoi k
reeded Import by tlt4.S0S.SSO, where,
aa th export surplus was $161. 600. 000
during Auguat and $221,400,000 In Sep
tember. 1120. in tn nine compieteq
months of lilt, lh xr,ea of export to
that continent haa beaa ll.ooo.ooo.ooo
under th preceding year, difference
ahlrh rould scarcely have' failed to find
reflection In the foreign exchange rate.
Raaulla In trad with th recant being
errnt alataa ara especially Blgniricant
With England our September export aui
plua waa $2(1.000.000 lew than that of
Auguat and $64,000,000 Ira than a year
ago. Franc (very plainly bar a us of
th cotton ahortag) bought $0,000,000
more from u than tn Auguat, yet th
excess of exporta. even to Franc.
tit 000.000 Irsa than In th prevloua Sep,
trmber and th nine month eicese 1113.
OOO.noO smaller, a remarkable reautt To
Germany our exports and Imports laal
month were about th earn a a In Auguat,
Aa compared with September. 1020, Bow,
ever, our exporta to that country In
creased 117.100.000 while our Imports
from It decreased $2,700,000. This Is
rather poor testimony for th "German
tnvaalon" baaed on depreciated German
money.
Th principal interest centered upon
aom of th olla, sugars, boot and shoe
laauea. chain atores atorks and shipping
groups. These and various others war
hid up a they were yeaterday, In tho
face ot marked heaviness In th rail.
New York Quotations
'ew York Quotations.
Range of prices of th leading stocks
furnished by Logan Bryan, Peters
Trust building:
RAILS.
Hiah Low Clos Tues.
Close.
T A 8 F 85 86 86 85
Baltimore & Ohio 36 J5 J6. as
Canadian Pacific. 111 111 111 111
N
,Y Central .... 71 V 71 71 it
haa & Ohio ... 64 63 63 61
Erie R R 13
114
61
7
284
1844
18
71
60
36
84
814
7
16
22
11
0
?
234
1814
13
71
66
26Vt
ti'A
31K
76
18
11
Ot North'n, pfd.. 70
70
CM Ot Western.. 7
Kan City South'n 23
Missouri Pacific. 1
N Y. N H H.. 13
North'n Pacific By 72
Chi N W .... 67
Penn R R 36
Reading Co 60
C, R I A P 32
South'n Pacific Co 77
Southern Ry .... 19
24
1
13
72
67
36
60
32
77
16
Chi, Mil A St P .. 23
23
28
Union Pacific
Wabash ... .
...U9'4 118 118 110
7 7 I
STEELi.
Am Car A Fdry..l30 128 128 130J4
Allis-Charer Mfg 62 01 91 92
Am Loco Co 92
Utd Alloy 8tl Corp 26
Baldwin Loco Wk 90
Beth Steel Corp.. 64,
Craclbl Steel Co 63
Am Steel Fdrys... 24
Lackawanna Steel 40 4
Midvale Steel. Ord 23
Pressed Steel Car 63
Tan IpAn Slaal Ca 48 V
1
26
86
24
40
23
62
01
26
8
63
3
24
40
23
2
12
'is'
63
62
24
30
23
60
47
47
47
Ry Steel' Spring.. 84
Sloas-Shef Stl Iron ill a
Utd States Steel. 79 78
Vanadium Steel.. $1 30
70
78
80
31
COPPERS. A
Anaconda Cop -Mln 40 . 40
40
40
37
11
. 26
36
Am Smlt. Rfg Co 38
Chile Copper Co.. 11
Chlno Copper Co. 25
Insplrat Cons Cop $6
Kennecott Copper 12
Miami Copper Co 23
Nov Cons Cop Co 12
Ray Con Cop Co..ll
Utah Conner Co.. 64
37
11
36
36
21
22
12
13
63
$7
11
26
36
21
22
22
22
12 '12
13 13
63 66
liSUVJOIKlAi,
Am Beet Sug Co. 26 26
Atl. Q A W I 8 S $1 80
Am Internet Corp 34 38
Am, Sum. T. Co.. 86 36
26
30
33
86
56
30 Vi
32
36
Am. Cot. Oil Co. ..19 1
19
19H
Am. T. A T 108 108
Am. Agr. Ch. Pro ..
Ttnach Magneto
108. 108
36
Am. Can Co 27
Chand. Motor Car 44
Cen. Leather Co.. 28
Cuba Cane S'r Co.- 7
Cal. Packing Corp. 66
Corn Prod. Rfg. Co 81
27
42
27
- 7
27
43
28
'7
81
40
63
27
44
27
7
61
81
0
, 80
40
3
16
Nat En. A Stamp. 41 ,
Famous Players... 64
IT-taV T&nhher Co... 10
S3
10
10
Oen. Eleo. Co 130 129 130 180
Gt. Northern Or. 30 30 30 80
Gen. Motor Co... 10
Goodrich Co 3.1 ,
Int. Harvest 78
OTt
10
83
1
78 74
Sl ,62 '
46 46
Am. H. & L. Pfd on
U. S. Ind. AL Co. 47
Int. Nickel 13
Int. Paper Co.... 64
Island Oil , 8
A lax Rubber Co.. Jilt
Kelly-Spring. Tire 42
Keystone T. A ... iv
Int. M. M., com... ....
Int. M. M., pfd.tv. ....
Mex. Petroleum.. t.107
Middle States Oil.. 13
Pure Oil Co 33 '
Willys-Over. CP... 6
Pacific OH 44
Pan-Am. P. & Tr. 40
Plerce-Ar. Motor.. 10
Royal Dutch Co... 46
U. S. Rubber Co. . 60
Am. S'r Rfg. 'Co. 63
Sinclair O. A Rfg. 22
Sears-Roebuck Co. 60
Stroma's; Carb Co. 32
Studebaker Corp.. 74
Tob. Prod. Co.... 65 '
Trans-Cont. Oil.... 0
Texas Co.......... 41
U. S. Fd. Pr. Corp. 11
Union Carbide.... 43
White Mot. Co.... 37
Wilson Co., Inc
West's E. A Mfg. 45
Am. Woolen Co... 76
Total aalea. 633.400.
Money Close, 6 per
Close, ot per cent.
Marks Close, .0061c; Tuesday s . clos,
0062 c.
Sterling Close, $3.95: Tuesday's clos.
$3.96.
Mlnneanolls Grain.
Minneapolis. Minn.. Oct. 20. Flour-
Unchanged.
Bran 12.60.
Wheat Receipts. 260 cars, compared
with 360 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1
northern, 11.27 ? 1.30 H ; December,
11.21; May. 11.19. .
corn wo. yenow, eic. : -
Oata No. 3 white, 2738C
Barley 3451c
Rye No. 2, 764?76e. '
Flax No. 1. 81.79 Ql.85. .
TwmentiiM and Boain.
Savannah. Ga. Oct 2. Turpentin
rirm. 71c; sales, 95 barrels; receipt. 172
barrels: shipment, 611 barrels; atocK,
S.lltO harrela.
Rosin Firm: sales. 060 caaka: receipts.
"S3 casks: shipments, (23 casks; stock.
R4.K0& rmk,
Quote: B. D. E. 4. F, O. $4.20; H.
24.35; I. 14 45: K. 14.78; M, 5.IS; M,
5.J0; WO, 15.60; WW. 15.80..
Chleaew Fotateas.
Chicago, Oct. 26. Potatoes, lower: re-1
celpts, t cars: total United Statea ahlp-1
menu. 1.474 can; Michigan. Minnesota i
and Wisconsin bulk and aacked. 61.66 I
1.8 cwt; Dakota whit, 01.4001.70 cwt;
Minnesota and North Dakota Bed River, I
4i.evi.B cwt. . ;
St. Loula Grain.
St. Lou I. Oct. 14. Wheat Decembor.
11.06 asked: May. 81.10 bid.
Corn December, 40 asked; Hay, 62c j
asked.
Oats December, 34c asked; Xay. 88cl
asaea.
City Grain.
Kanaaa City. Oct 26. Wheat Decern- I
i
10
30 1 1
71 la
!
is nit . ii
03 03 14 I
2 8 . 8
20 21 21 Ba
41 42 41 '.
10 . 10 10 I.I
.- 2
48
106 106 100
18 13 13
38 30 32
o 6 t rm
43 - 63 44
46 46 46
16 15 16
46 40 44 ?
40 49 49
62 62 02
21 22 21 ,;
08 08 08
21 22 32
72 74 74
03 03 06
1 8 8
40 , 41 41
12 13 . llf
43 42 . 43
37 27 ....
36
45 4S 45
76 ; 75. 77
cent; Tuesday's
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
IhtrM THlHiaatXMhai Hr Imm4 W Ira,
Chicago, Oct. 26. Wheat clo.fJ
weak with lotara lyiUaC. The
newt lite in the day u mure bear'
Uh than for tome time. The mott
important (actor waa the lack
J I -.. J .1,. (
"y'i wim ! n
exportcri are able to sell batk retl
winter wdhho primary i.imaci. m
Pft. owing to the lancy pre
I miumi lor this kind at western ler
minala. Montreal ahippcd whrat
back to Toledo, and there wai aid
of to have been a resale ot red winter
wheat at New Orleans yesterday at
I s."sc over Lcteinucr, i. a v.
Orleans, as ssainit 10 cents pre'
mium here for an ordinary car of
ot No. 2 red.
Reiellers are offering wheat at
Liverpool below the cost of the
wheat at New York. All these
factors caused local loncs to
- liuuidate. Coarse grains weak
fried with wheat and corn closed
WfiCMe lower and oats MQiJsC low
crt porlc finished steady, lard 2yic
.u... tn ?l.r Kiiohrr and nh utl
Wheal Trwda quiet
Whaat trad waa nulat. Thar a
little commlaalon houaa Int.raat in lh
market and th bulk of the trading was
between lorala. I'ric had an arrallr
trend, but In th main values war uuoi
ad ahova Iha Dravloua cloaing (aval. I
rala eold at lb start, but Iha failure
of any sailing lo follow up m.ir ieaa
nd scattered commlaalon hnuaa buying
anon forced th rlonaer seller lo cover,
Above lioi for Decern bar ana i n ir
Mar. resting order to nil checked th
uoward trend of value. Tnor was lit
tle nawa In circulation which would
tar iha altuatlon materially. Tha weath
er man thla morning showed good ralna
over Nebraska and th northeaatrrn cor
ner of Kanaaa, but th big wnrat ler-
1 1 lory romprialng Kanaaa, Oklahoma ana
Texas la still Buffering from drouth and
the newly-seeded crop I in poor conui
tlnn.
In corn. Business aiao was largely m
eel. Th bulk ot th trading early waa
on tha buvlnr aldr. hut later th re
action In wheat Induced aome selling. Re
calnta of corn have fallen off materially
Th advance ha failed to brlng.nut any
offarlnaa to arrive from the coirtllry and
thla waa du to tna rrar or aapenrncina
difficulty In making dellverte berauae or
tha controversy between railroad and their
official.
o.t or res covered an extremely nsr
row ranan. but the trend was nigner.
Trada waa' of no great volume and con
fined to commission house, a prominent
concern purchasing tne Alay oeuvery in
email Intfl.
Rye waa Uo lower In comparison to
yraterday'a Bales. Cash No. S sold at 84c,
Receipts, 1 car.
Fit Notea..
X Winnipeg wire said that Indication
were there would be neavy deliveries
on No. 1 northern on October wheat con
tracts. Thla la unuaual.
A Winnipeg message to w. 1'. Anaer-
eon said that country loaainga oi wneai
ware down to about 1.600.000 bushels a
dav aealnst 2.100.000 bushel a week ago.
"Tne possibility ot a ran striae causea
a marked Increase In demand lor pro'
visions, especially lard, for prompt ehlp-
ment with a large Dart of the aales ror
export," aald a provlaion broker. "Thla
mad a firm market xevcral days the
last week, but the market was held In
chock by the liberal receipt of hoga Al
though hog price ara now the lowest In
several years, rurtner declines seem immi
nent. This prospect evidently is Influenc
Ing Intending buyer of the deferred de,
liveries of nrovlalona."
Shipoera offer of wheat abroad tn
United Kingdom ara about la d per nuar
ter above a parity w tn resellers prices,
A discouraging feature of th. wheat
Ituatton la tha apparently hopeless ex
port situation at the present time. A
leadin aeaboard exDortlna house wired
there was absolutely no chance of doing
buslnesa at the present time. There is
much wheat in store at Canadian ports
shipped from thla country still unsold ana
there la aald to b wheat at aeaboard and
gulf posltiona still awaiting buyers. With
this situation existing and Winnipeg
colnta ao much larger than a year ago,
there la little outside aupport. There haa
been aom talk of eaatern Interests
cumulating wheat tn anticipation of
stronger situation later on, but it l
doubted If this buying has been at all
extensive as yet.
Clement Curtis say tneir report snow
a widespread dry area, over the western
winter wheat belt, extending from the
Missouri river west and from Texas to
the northern border. This area furnished
half the winter wheat raised last year.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, Oct. 26. Butter Unchanged.
Eggs Unchanged ; receipts, 3,720 cases.
Poultry Alive, lower: fowls, 22e:
aprlnga, 19c; turkeys, 28c; rposters, 14c.
Kansas City Hay.
Kansas City. Oct. . 26. Hay Un
changed.
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with regular dividends from good
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r 5 f er Cent Bonds
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117 Seosk LaSCbieon
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I Omaha, Neb. . I
I 120S W. O. W. Bldg. . :- I
Omaha Grain
October 26, 1921.
Cth licit prlcro toJojr wrr 1e to
Jc lower. Trailing t slow, torn
wo unchiiiged la !ic lower, with
white YtC oil nd ytllow n4 miacd
unihaiiKfd, Oito tleclined y,c Kv
ml barley were tinchnged. Tn
tiurket conlitiueti inrrow with r
rivals totaling only 57 can.
Wit K AT.
Na, f lard: 1 ear, II 04: ear. II OT
(1J per caul l, 0-0 car. l,0; I
tar. ei I ear. 0a Iraltowl.
No. 1 hafdl 1 tar, ll.Otl I ear. l,0T
(amntlyl; I ear, II Oa (amutlyl.
St. 0 haidi I rar, 11.01 16 par cent
ry. amuu; I rar, too I It I.
Km hard! t rar. feke.
riampl hard l I rar, 06 yllew) I
ear. 710 fyailow, niuil.
No, spring i I car, II IT (dork, nortfc
rn. smutiyi.
No. 2 aorlng: I ear. II 00 fnortharat.
I apt mo i 1 ur, II 06 (dark, aortk
rn).
CORK.
I whltal t car, lie.
1 yeilowi 4 rsra. 4e,
1 tnlaad! I ear. It.
No.
No.
No.
No.
1 niliadl ear. 6 nr whit)).
OATH,
No.
whlU:
car, 2lo (speclsl bill.
11
eara. It.
bamnl whitai 1 nr. ITci 1 car. Ito
(llgbt. ineecle ,
lURLET.
No. S: t car. 46
No. 4: 1 rar. 44c.
No. 1 feed: 1 rar, 42c; 1 rar, 41c,
OMAHA RKCBIPT8 AND "HlPMENTa.
Weak
Tear
Today.
Asa.
10
II
10
4
1
Ago.
Wheat
27
It
14
70
10
Corn
Oat
Ky
Harler
10
I
Hhlpmonla
Wheat 70 02 t
'nrn 44 0 10
lata 18 11 I
rty 1 . 1
Uarley 0 11
CHICAGO CAR LOT HCCKIPTa.
Today Wk. Ago Tr. A
20 16 01
135 !0 141
Wheat
Torn . .
Oats ..
01 121 00
KANSAS CITV RECEIPTS.
Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
103 14 110
IS 23 I
1 t 4
Wheat
t'orn .
Oats .
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
00 01 00
81 67 40
20 41 41
Wheat
Corn .
Oat .
NORTHWESTERN HECEIPTS OP
WHEAT.
Today Wlc. Ago Tr. Ago
Minneapolis 360 421 365
liuluth 4i 320 214
Winnipeg 1.700 1.780 111
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipt
Today
Tr. Ago
Wheat
Corn
Oata
..1,231.000
.. 764.000
.. 083,000
1,242,000
643,000
2,038.000
880,000
310.000
366.000
nhlpmcnts-
Wheat
Corn
1,034,000
1.026.000
1,030.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Today
,.1,046.000
122,000
Oats
Yr. Ago
Wheat
Corn ..
402.000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By WdlUe Grain Co. DO. 2627. Oct. 20.
Art. I Open. I High. I Low. Close. I Yeat
Wht I I I ,1
Deo. 1.08 1.09 1.00 I 1.07 1.08
1.08S 1.00 1.08
May 1.14 1.14 1.11 1.11 1.13
1.13 1.11 1.13
Ry
Dec. '.86 .86 .81 .83 .86
May .89 .89 .87 .87 .80
Corn I I
Dec. .48 .48 .40 .48 .48
.48 48 .43
May .64 .64 .63 .53 .64
.64 63
Oata I I I I i
Dec. I .34 .34 .33 .13 .33
33
May .38 .38 . .18 .38 .36
Pork
Jan. 16.00 11.00 11.00 16.00 11.00
Lard I l.i
Jan. I 8.07 9.00 8.90 1.00 i.02
May I 0.37 9.40 0.37 (.17 I 0.36
Ribs I
Jan. 7.57 7.67 T.6S-. T.B5 7.60
May I 7.05 7.05 7.05 T.I6 7.06
Did the cook "fire your
wife?
Uid the landlord raise
your rent?
Did the barber clip you
close and trim you quick?
Is the world all wrong?
Then laugh with
HAROLD
LLOYD
IN
"NEVER
WEAKEN"
If
can't stand the
"gaff"
you
Try a laugh, try a laugh.
AT THE
STARTING
SATURDAY
la conjunction with the
showing of
BEBE
DANIELS
IN
"THE SPEEDY
GIRL"
Omaha Produce
rNralahad hp t Nebrsak.
Mrienent ( ar. 4)tu. bviaa of Mr
bet 4 Btarkaiiagi
LIVM 0Ot.'LTItT.
Whalaaala Whnlaaai
Muria rr. Salliag 'r,
rlrtiil, ,,,
kpriag
Haa. light.
Hen, baavy
Mlltfloio o.iatl
.
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.190
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nrollera
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Keltct
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IS
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Ureamery, tub.. ,,
.4T4....
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louniry. Baal ., , .11
.) .01
.17 tt .11
Country, ouimn lity ,11
BUTTEHflT.
Station prlc ... .11 a ....
rRt'l'is.
Bananas, b. lei,-, tiransaa: "Ire 160
and larger, 44. 00 07 00; sis 100.114,
II 100)7. ko: sits 160. ISO. 14 00 fr 4 60:
124, I40el 0. Lenions, boa, 14 00
. urauarrull. t-raie. 14 I04 so.
AbPla. Joaalhan. boa. aalra fancv. ll.OOi
Jonathan, tx.s. fancy, IS.oOi Jonathana.
do, v grad. 0J.0ORi.7t; j.inalhana.
baakt. 11.10: llirloua. attra fane.
ta.e; v gran, ss.aoua.oo: Horol beau
tie. 17; Uano, baakat, ! 16; Orthay,
aatra fancy, baa, 14.00; Mplla. stra
fancy, bos 11.60; winter bananas. 14 oo
ea t . ilranaa. Tokay, crala. H ike
2.11; lug. 1114 Pears, New York Klefer,
bos. 11 ISO J. 00; hbl.. 17.611, Cranbernaa.
loo-It. bb.. 114. 604fI7.no: 60-lb. boa.
I 004ft 60. vi.. 14 nackacaa. 0-oa..
12.10; 12 package. 10-oa, 11.60; 64-os.
packsges, ll.io.
VKtiKTAHLKR.
Potstoeai ebraaka Karly Ohloa No. 1,
per 10-lba, l. 70 tf 100; Nebraaka Karly
hlna. No. 3. II 6042174: Kail Klvar
Ohloa. No. 1, 13.26. Hnaet potatoes: 1
bu., 11.810160; bbl., 16.0091.60. Celery:
Wean Jumbo, do., tl.00ffl.20: Mlrhlca.
dns., IO066o; Idaho, rough, crate, 11.10;
Idaho, trimmed and graded, 11.10. Head
lettur. crate. 14.1104 40. Leaf lettuce.
do. 11.11. Onion, red glob. No. I, lb..
44tlc: red globe. No 2. lb.. 404Uc:
Hpanlah. rrat. 02.26; yellow, lb., lo.
Cabbage, lb., 2 03c. . flquaah. lb. It
2e. Cucumbera. do., 11.6001.76.
Cauliflower, crate, 12.2603.60. Tomatoes,
lug, 02.7101.00. Rutabaga, crale, 12.60.
HIDKn.
Oreen aalted. short haired. Na. 1. er
lb., 0a; hort haired. No. 2, par lb., Oe;
long haired, No. 1, per lb., 4c; long haired.
No. 2. per lb., to: green. No. 1. per lb 4c.
Hor Hide I.ara. each. 02.60: mi.
dlum, each, IJ.OOi email, each, 11.60.
rony and glue, one-bait prlc.
Sheep pelt, 26006a.
Shearlings, 10020c,
Wholeaal price of beet cuts ar as
A Red-Blooded Drama
enacted upon a magnificent background
THREE
DAYS
Tmtm
mOM .'.HOST nWml Restaurants
BY NATHARINC HeVftlH BURT X
. Featuring
HOUSE
QMCXiX1 THB BEST IN VAUOtVILlE
Mat. Daily, 2)13; Every Night, 8:15
JOtrPH (. HOWARD 4 CO.! CO. JANIS A
GO; CIIBSON 4 CONNELLI; NAT NA1ZARR0
4 CO.; twsr Bros.; Frank Farm: Cliff Na
tan 4 Darllei Slstars: Aaaap'a FiblM
Tl ef.th Day: Path News. Matt., I5e to
OOe: an 70s and 11.00. 8at. sad Sun.
Nights, 10 t 11.00; rnaia 11.24 Sat 4 Sub.
NOW SHOWING
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
If Possible Attend Matinees and
Early Evening Performance.
Show at 11, 1,3,5, 7, 9
EXTRA!
School Children's
MATINEE SATURDAY
at 11 o'clock show all children
up to 16 year
Admission 2Sc, including tax
IUIIMai
V
filw: till. t; N. I HI
In; K.1. o nib, lie. na I iina.
24v Na. I l.ulna, t .S I t.olii.
14.'. Ka. I Hounda, Ku, N I riauhda.
4e; Na. I iuada. 1141. Ma. I 4'h. ka,
!,; N. I ' liuvaa, oe; Na. I rhu.ka.
, Na. I I'Ul.a. oe; Na. I IMat'a, ;
, I'late. ho.
MAT,
Pralrl Ne. I upland. Ill 00011 00: Na
I upland. 00tl 6o; No. I upland. 7 6
art is, s, I Hiidiand. iii iioii h:
t midland, I. tne Ui No, I midland.
)7vut)i0; Nu. I lowland, IIOocjO;
Na. 2 lowl.nd, T.0v aai alfalfa i hone,
lll.Mlillun. So. J, IO.otei aland,
ard. l oi(rl4 ; Na. I, ll.tot) 11.00;
Ho. I, It any i a.
Ott straw, 16.0000
Wheat stttw, II.ootrl.60,
.to
New torn ugr.
New York, I'd. la, Tha raw augar mar
ket waa ftimer today for duly fr auger
.10
.1
I
.la
.JO
and prir.a ware .an h'sh.r to lb b.aia
nf I.Oaii fur t'antrlfugal a aalaa nf 6,000
bass of I'lirtu Itii-ita and 41. 0 base of
I'tollllpin l. land There waa no i tianse
In lb" roir mil lao'a prtr from 2c, e.iat
and frnaht, e-iual to 4 tin fur Cantn.
fusal, and whii they raportad no freeh
buaineas. I hay annuunred that they had
ald to local refiners during lh laat few
dax, 4J0.IM0 bass.
Haw wuaar fuluraa rloaad! flarambaa.
t Hf, Mann, I lie; Hay. I 44c, and July.
s.aao,
Liberty Itonil rrle.
New York. Hit. la, Liberty bond at
noon: IV. 9110: firat foura. 02.10 bid:
erond 4a, 01 20; fir.t 4V, a, Ol lli aerond
4V. a. 0114: third 4Va 04 12: fourth Va.
92 11; Vlilnry 2a, 00.42; Vlrlory 4V.
0 42.
I.lliarty bomla rloaed: lUa. 0 40: flrat
4a. 02,00 bid; aacond ", ,20: first 4"., a.
.4 a; atK-onii ana, ti i;; inird 4a,
04 44: fnurth IVa. 031: Vl.l..r 14...
00.50; Vlilnry 4s, 01.44.
Omaha Sotlety el Fin Arts Presents
WILLA CATHER
In Lactur
Standardlislioa and Art
Hotel Fontenelle
Saturday. Oct. 29 4 p. M.
Tlchats 1.00
Tar.au M.tatSO
avua; ,
Ev. aia
Last Two Tims
Sam H.
Harris
Presents
Grant Mitchell
la th Thras-Aet Oaaisdy
"THE CHAMPION"
Orlslsal Camaaay sad Prsdaelle
Nlsht OOa-12.60; Matlaae, But Saatt II.M
Saturday and Sunday, October 29 and 30
Daily Matin.
W "Twin Beds" "it
Featival " "" Ssx
Nights, BOe to $1.50
Mat, 50c, 75c, f 1.00.
PETERS
A Sensational Sale of I
"Congoleum" Rugs
Next Saturday at the
Union Outfitting Co.
There Are Sizes for Dining
Rooms, Bedrooms, Sun
rooms and Parlors.
Congoleum "Gold Seal" Art
Rugs are bo sanitary, so easy to
keep clean and can be had in
such beautiful "rug-like" designs
that the reduced prices at the
Union Outfitting Co. next Satur
day are worthy of attention.
You can choose from 6x7, 7-6
x9, 9x9, 9x10-6 and 9x12 sizes
in patterns and colors that will
harmonize with the other fur
nishings of your rooms. In addi
tion to LOW prices you can
make your own terms.
',. Advertisement
rd,!
MILTON SILLS
200 SEATS lSe
"OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
tl9a tn W J Mat and Nil Today
W a u aa uoon Ku'v'dScat SOc
Dave Marion's Own Co.
Pmil To-a-at r,.-.. and WiU
aaaaaa sa Ward
The "Land ot Impossible" .fiSS
Tn Famooi Dsvs Marlon Beauty Chorat
Ladies' Tickets, 15c-30c Every Week Day
aa. at neen; Duauc UU1JT wstSOD.
EMPRESS
N, '
Show .
r
FLORIDA FOUR. Comedy and Harmony
Singini; WILLIE HALE BRO, "BlU
of VaudevUle;" FRANK A GRACE DE
MONT, in "Nonsensicalitles;" MARKS
'4 WISON, Comedy Sin(lnf, Talking A
Dancinf ; Photoplay Attraction, Th
Rider of the Kin Loc." .
Now Until Friday Nit.
ENDS
SAT.
WANDA
HAWLEY
In'
"HER FACE VALUE"
be.
A itory o( the gold drdg
er of California and of a
h-man who fought for
love. .
Wallace
in tho
Saturday Evening
The Hell
By BYRON
BP
The Crater of Mt. Katmai
A most interesting scenic of America' latest national moan
ment bj National Geographic Society.
SILVERMAN'S STRAND ORCHESTRA
Playinr
"Prelude in C Sharp Minor"
By Sergi Rachmaninoff
George Haupt playing "Souvenir"
If You Would Know What
the Screen Can Do See
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
rn Alexandre Dumas
"The Three Musketeer"
With nothinf that ha ever bean don In th vast multitude el dims given
to th world, can you fairly compare thla supreme picturlzation el a story
that has mad million of men and women In every country en th fc el
th earth, laugh and sob with unforfettabl emotion. And Douilas Fair
banks aa th noble D'Artfnan baa caught, with rar feeling, that Hid.
scribable "something" that anablee him truly to live th part. t
BEGINNING NOVEMBER 6th.
STRAND THEATER
Orandeis .'
Italian
Renaissance Room
New Show This Week
This Program Provides Delightful
Entertainment
MISS JEAN DEYO
Soprano
The Black-Faced Comedian,
CY PLUNKETT
A Dark Cloud with a Silver Lining
Original Impersonations
Also
THE DANCING CRONINS
From 6:30 to 9 P. M. and from 10:30 to 11:30 P. M.
DANCING
RALPH WILLIAMS .
and his
' FAMOUS DANCE ORCHESTRA
Every Saturday we will have a Matinee, at which
the stars will perform for you without, any extra
charges. V' v
Here is a Menu We Are
Submitting for Your Lunch:
(At 75c Per Plate)
Chicken Soup Portugaise
Fried Filet of Flounder "
Tartar Sauce '
Chicken and Ham Cutlet
Braised Beef a la Mode with
Home-Made Noodles
Kissollee Potato Carrots and Peas
Apple Pie Bread and Butter
Pudding Cream Sauce
Vanilla or Chocolate Ice Cream
Lemon Sherbet
Every Friday Night Theatrical Night.
Every Monday Night New Show.
Every Saturday Noon Matinee.
Saturday Night, Oct. 29
HALLOWEEN DINNER DANCE
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER
Serred From 7:00 P. M. to 11:00 P. M.
Mak Your Reservation Now Phono DO ug la 5653
We Aim to Please You,
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS
wi tiiJOar a
Post Story
Diggers
MORGAN
v J
ber. Jc: May. (1.01.
- Corn December, 40 ie; stay, 46 o-