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Evening journal., 1915-09-09
.LUXBURGER Wants SQUARE.
deal FROM PORT Penn

Manager Adams of the Luxburger
baseball team, complains that in the
game with Port Penn A. c.. at Port
Penn last Saturday in the last
half of the tenth inning Manager
Hickman Of Port Penn, used three of
his best batters out of turns Adams
says he protested, but that the UNI
pire of Port Penn would not call the
men out. Luxburger claims the game
by the score of to 6. Adams says
that IN the event of Manager Hick-
man disputing the claim he will play
his team next Saturday at Delaware
City, both teams TO use the same
lineup as that of last Saturday.
Manager Adams challenges Ire
mont Delaware Hard Fibre or East
End for the Independent champion
ship of the city.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
T H E
c R A Nd
D IA NJ oN Nd
c H A NJ P l o n S
R E L i E V E
B o o TIL
A n D

Wait till the games are over. Then
shout Be good sports-win or lose
play winning ball. Give the people
the worth OF their money. Cobb and
will do our share. I know every
man will be back Of me to win the
pennant Ingram.
Get out and get under. Make the
scoreboard look pretty. There Is no
reason why you cannot pound Jones
and Coffin and send them home to rest
their arms at Parkside. '--McDevitt.
Ossee Hance and the Sullivan
Brothers say three hundred fans will
come from Pennsgrove
Special cars will bring Delaware
City enthusiasts.
Pedrick, Proud, Taylor and Nc
Daniel will be on the coaching lines
on Saturday.
Gallagher. West. Wise and McKin-
ney will be in readiness for the on
slaught.
Fifteen launches have been en-
gagged to bring the Pennsville rooters.
Newport, Stanton and Christiana
will be represented.
Final arrangements will be
made a. the meeting tonight, when
the baseball club holds a conference.
All that is needed to make the day
a record breaker for baseball in the
old town is a fine day. Parkside and
New Castle will do the rest. Coffin
and Jones will try to break through
the pennant hopes Of New Castle.
Flaming posters, announcing the
grand wind-up are posted all over the
county.
No matter who wins the pennant,
New Castle has had a splendid sea-
son. New Castle is big enough for
any number of sports and has no
room for a kicker or a crouch. New
Castle will begin campaign at
once for the 1916 pennant. Some
sports here. boys. If New Castle
wins the 1915 pennant. they want all
other clubs to doff their hats and If
Parkside pits kinks in the coveted
streamer, New Castle will doff its
hat That's spoi
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
CHURCH LEAGUERS DONE
WITH SATURDAY GAMES.

Some fast ball is looked for in the
Church League on Saturday, when
Edge Moor plays Central at Edge
Moor and Madeley meets Bethany at
Eden Park Both Edge Moor and
Madeley are tie for first place and
should both win on Saturday. one
game will be played to decide the
league championship.
AT Eden Park a large crowd is ex-
pected as Madeley and Bethany al
ways draw well. It is said that the
Edge Moore crowd will break all rec
ords there. Central will take a large
crowd with them.
All IN all. the Church League has
had one OF the best Of seasons. Il is
likely that the league will have a
banquet at the close of the season.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
BROMNSON OUTING.

The postponed outing of the Brown
son Library will be held next Sun
day at Riverside Park. AS all arrange
ments have been made a great time is
assured all who attend Sufficient
kinds of sports will be INDUCED in,
including baseball. running races.
pole vault. shot put. tug Of war and
swimming races. The car will leave
Front and Market at o'clock
A committee appointed 10 arrange
fall and winter amusements reported
great prograss and have already form
ed basketball leagues and a quoit
league. Pool and card tournaments
will start as soon as alterations have
been completed on the three pool
tables.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
LIVE Wires S-ELKTON
GAME Declared OFF

Because Of the great interest being
taken in the Parkside-New Castle
Del-Mar League double-header at
New Castle on Saturday afternoon, the
Traction Company -Elkton game,
scheduled to be played at Front and
Union streets on that day will not be
played. Wilmington fans will take in
the New Castle games. instead. and
a crowd of at least 500 is expected to
60 over. The games will be the big
gest thing in baseball ever seen in
New Castle. as the series will deter
mine the league Championship.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
AUTOMOBILE RUN AND
FISHING CONTEST.

Harrisburg. Lancaster, Coatesville,
West Chester. Wilmington, Trenton,
Reading Allentown. Easton and Beth
lehem motorists will tour Saturday,
September II, via Philadelphia. to
Beach Haven. n. j.. Is miles above
Atlantic City
The Long Beach Board of Trade
will offer ten silver trophies to be
contested for One trophy goes TO
each of the above named cities. An
other will go to the Philadelphia and
nearby contestants. The Ocean
County Automobile Association will
attend in a body and entertain all the
visitors Special arrangements have
been made with the fishing boats to
look after the motorists in a fishing
contest that is to take place Septem-
ber II, the day following the run.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
IF WOMEN ONLY knew
What a Heap Of Happiness II Would
Bring to Wilmington Homes.


Hard TO do housework with an ach-
ing back
Brings you hours Of misery at lei
sure or at work
If women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains often come from
weak kidneys.
Twould save much needless woe.
. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys,
Read what a Wilmington woman
says:
Mrs. H. Lynch. 524 Lombard
St., Wilmington. says: Il have never
had the trouble with my kidneys /
used 10 have before taking Doan's
Kidney Pills. They have done me
good and / am only too glad TO con-
firm my former statement In their
praise think Just as much of Doan's
Kidney Pills today as did some
years ago."
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pnls.the same that
Mrs. Lynch had. Foster-Milburn Co.
props. Buffalo, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
New Castle Sportagraph
By MAC.

Del-Mar
Pennant
Will float over
The Battery Park
Is our best prediction.
Connell saws we are going TO win.
New Castle will give Coffin "his'n."
They gave it to him before and will
do so again.
New Castle is the best sporting town
in the State.
That man Cobb has great arm.
Jimmy Hance says this is no time to
steal second. The fellow who tries
might as well get ready TO walk to the
bench.
New Castle win pound Jones no mat
mer what Booth says.
Watch Sam Connell do the walloping
stunt on Saturday.
Murphy says the Fishtown boys will
win the first game and then play an
exhibition game.
Two games for one admission. Let
everyone come out and encourage the
home boys.
Let's See what kind of sports there
are in Wilmington,
Newark, Elk Mills and Live Wires
ought to swell the crowd.
That was an awful drive Of Connens
last Monday. It-was the blow that
knocked the Insulation of the Live
Wires
Go at Jones and Coffin, boys, and
pound them in all directions.
The first game will start at O'Clock
with George Wear as umpire.
Play ball, Carlin, and fatten the aver
age. Madden ought to be good for two
hits on Saturday.
IF | ever worked in a game. my time
to do something will come on Saturday"
-Mayhardt.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
MORE MILEAGE FIGuREs.

Backing up in thorough fashion
claims made in Chandler advertising al
to economy Of operation of the Chandler
Six, many letters have been received re-
Gently from owners who report remark
able records for fuel consumption.
Thomas X. Lee, Nashville. Tenn.
owner of a new roadster model, has just
returned from trip TO Birmingham
Ala, reporting an average Of over Il
miles TO the gallon for the round trip.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
SHOW CARS AT THE FAIR.

The Central Garage, local agents
for the Apperson and Chevrolet cars
has an attractive display of the lat
State Fair. The exhibit is located in
a tent near the main entrance to the
grounds. II was the intention of
Manager Chapple. of the Central Ga
rage to also have an Apperson ex-
hibit. but he has been unable to get
the cars, the demand being so great
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
MEL STRTNGER A ROOSTER.

Mel Stringer. the California dirt
truck and cross-country driver. built
the Washington Special entered in the
international sweepstakes race at In
dianapolis last year. Mel believes
that good lubricants will put the ex-
ira seconds in his pet car. He uses
Dixon's Graphite Automobile Lubri-
cants because he knows he can de-
pend on them to make good every
claim made for them by the makers.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
MECCA pEMONsTRATOR COMING.

The Mecca Garage. local represen-
tatives for the National motor car, re-
ceived word today from the makers
OF this machine. the National Motor
Vehicle Company. OF indianapolis.
Ind. that a demonstrator had been
shipped to Wilmington last Saturday.
The car is expected to arrive here
some time this week. The machine
is a Highway Six.
Later on in the month a National
Twin Six car will arrive here.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
CHESTER WINS TEN.MIBE RACE.

The first event of the thrilling mo-
torcycle races at the Delaware State
Fair last evening was won by Chester
from Ash. after a hard race. The FIVE
mile event was won by Ash. but Ches-
ter came back strong in the ten-mile
event. Ryan and Carlton both with
drew after trailing the winners for
about four or six miles. respectively.
The summary:
First Races Miles.
Chester, first; Ash, second. Time,
APO 2-5.
Second Race-5 Miles.
Ash, first: Chester, second; Carlton.
third. Time, 7.07 1-5.
Third Race--10 Miles.
Chester, first; Ash, second. Time
14.03 3-5.
There will be three more events on
the card tonight.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09

delphia, are visiting Mrs. Davis Turner
here-Mrs- William Stayton. Of Nonkers.
n. ", was the guest on Monday of Mr..
and Mrs. Her,ev =. Hail. here Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Bailey and son. Harold. OF
Hoboken, y. j., were visitors over Sun
day Of Smyrna friends
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
No Trouble to Remove
Superfluous Hair
(Toilet Tinsl

Il Is an easy matter to rid the skin
OF Objectionable hair or fuzz. II you
proceed as follows: Mix a paste with
some water and a little powdered
delatone. apply to hairy surface and
in or 3 minutes rub of. wash the
skin and the hairs are gone This
method Of banishing hairy growths
is painless and does not mar the skin.
but to avoid disappointment. bo GER
tain to get real delatone.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
SELL MOTOR TRICK.

The Foss-Hughes Co.. agents for
the Pierce-Arrow motor car, reports
the sale of two-ton truck 10 Alfred
H. Mcdowell contractor. The latter
is using the machine in hauling stone
on the Philadelphia pike.
Evening journal., 1915-09-09
JOLLs TURNS TO BOAT RACING.

"Eph" Jolls, the well-known local
baseball player, who formerly was
manager of the Wilmington and Phil
adelphia Traction Company's baseball
team, was a member OF crew of the
motorboat Sigma. which won first
place in Keansburg races, in New Jer-
sey, August 20. The Sibma also took
first place in the 12-mile motorboat
race at the annual regatta Of the Key
port Yacht Club. held August 7. On
that occasion the crew of the Sigma
comprised f. j. Munich, Miss Mabel
Tilton and w. E. Emig. formerly Of
keyport. now of this city Jolls is
now stationed at Keyport. n. ].
Brides and bridegrooms arc looking
about for the furniture for their new
home. The way to get furniture at tho
lowest prices and still Of the very best
kind is to read daily and use often the
ads in the Want columns-Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

suTTERs-No. 1. I'm. cartons. &c: No,
loan aE sT.s Il? bsS s swiss &c. &c. A sTs:
Americas, islsc; blue label brick. tic; Inn Inn
white. 1Se; imported French RoGueforI
FIsH-Trout, Me; lsrse erappies. l5e:
iish lzo pike. lIei pickerel, lOc.
BEEF CUTs-Ribs No 1, lsc; No. 2,
le1sc. No; Q. ll1ze. Ieoins: No. 1. 1910;
No. 2 lslbe: No. 2, l2!se. chucks; No. /,
!. iske; CO. No = ne &c No. 3. i lie. PIateS S
No. ! S4c; No. 2, Sc; No. 3. 74c.
touLTEY-Broilers. l4ssc; sDrins chick
S Geese s hs sc t sgS eGS a s ss suIs
d0E., SOC; ducks, full feathered, lOc: geese.
fun feathered. SC; squads, No. l. u.S0i No.
Market quotations furnished by oillnskI
Fruit company;
FRUITS-Oranges Extra fancy Glen
dora, home sunkist nayels, 1865 250s, SECS
per box; extra fancy Sunkist. San Juan,
Washington navels, zoos, 1865, 1905. $3.50;
extra fancy Sunkist. San Juan, Washing
ton nayels. 5-box lots, $40 fancy Cali
tornia Washington navels, i76s, zoos, 81 50;
fancy California Washington navels,
5-box lots, 800 Lemons: Fancy Sunkist,
zoos. 3eos, $500; choice Red Ball, $3.50.
Extra fancy White Winter Pearmaines
500; extra fancy White Winter Pear
maines. sl.1b; extra fancy Washington
Minessp. N.76; extra fancy Spitzenburgs,
fancy unwrapped Jonathans, $50; Wash
ington. fancy and extra fancy Hoovers,
40; fancy Washington Jonathans, los,
1855. 20ls, N.9; Idaho fancy Grimes
Golden. $40; Idaho choice Grimes Golden,
LIS; Washington fancy Grimes Golden,
$50; Idaho extra fancy Jonathans. $50:
extra extra fancy fancy Black Black 4 T%s. D1S exS
fancy Black Twigs, sl.35; extra fancy
Ganos. very highly colored. si.s5; extra
fancy Rome Beauties, 81 30: fancy Rome
Beauties, 5-box lots or more, 81 10; extra
s enls'' 200 per Dbl fancy Black rwigs.
souri, Ben Davis, very highly colored,
s325. Grapes: California efnperors. S. so
per Dbl; extra fancy Malagas, $500.
o c An1SSS R per boz
NG; Easter, G.20. Bananas: $40 TO $3.50
vEGETABL Es-caulflower. $500 crate;
doz. leaf lettuce. 4Oc dos.;, head lettuce.
Woo doz.; onions. yellow. 20 ID; onions,
red, 20 lb.; onions, white, &c lb.; onions,
Spanish. $50 crate; endive, 35c h.; artl-
chokes, H.6O doz.; Brussel sprouts, 2Oc
ID; cabbage. &c lbs red cabbage. sac ID.
peppers, 500 basket: tomatoes, $500 crate
onions. shallots, soc doz.; garlic, Italian,
2oe lb,; beets, 6Oc doE.; radishes. SOC doz.
turnlps, SOC doE.; spinach, zoe dos pars-
ley, soc doz, beans, $3.50 hamper.
sTRAWBERRIES-4 at.
OTATOES-Colorado Rurais. zoe bu.
Red River Ohios, SOC bu.; Minnesota,
whites, CSC blu.
SWEET POTATOES-Kansas S2.F5 Dbl.
NuTS-No. l California walnuts. 1sc
lb.; black wainuts, $40 H.. filberts l5c
lb.; pecans. 12isc lb.; Braziis, i2ikc 10. ;
almonds. zoe h.. 1912 OF figs, soc box:
SOS oz. figs t2.oo box sugar walnut
dates, u.t0 box; Hallowi dates, Sc Id.
MlSCELLAMEoUS- popcorn &c
10; lines $i.75 box; craekerjack, Sc. so
case; crackerjack. u case. 81. To: checkers.
$3.50 case; checkers. y case, Sl.7s Honey.
1915 case. Cider: New York. $3.50 kcg
Cocoanuts, $50 sack, 75c doz CranbeT-
rtes; Late Howes, 800 Dbl. Peanuts
Raw &c ID; roasted. sligo lb.: sailed. 81 20
can; Jumbo, raw, sack lots. &c 10. Mush-
rooms. soc h.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31

seeking 90 get grain to fill export sales
were bidding 1tc above the MAY price.
~ was this circumstance In particular
that fiEuratively set the speculative
crowd on fire near the end OF the day
NO setback under last nights prices for
wheat took place at any time today and
the few reactions that did occur proved
brief The calling out OF toe military
reserves In italy. the denial OF peace
further menacinE the quality and move
ment OF the Argentine crop. made sellers
reluctant throughout the SESSION
Corn climbed with wheat. Besides
there was a noticeable widening OF tho
seaboard demand for corn, whereas re-
ceipts here fell off. Oats Joined in the
advance. and were helped upward by
big export sales. May oats touched n
new high figure, 6Oisc.
Although offerings Of provisions were
liberal early. and the market accoviir/iy
weak. the strength OF grain acted as
more than an offset later. Packers
however. continued to sell on the upturn.
Leading gratis quotations were:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31

50 En- 80 1 le Gay receipts on the mar
ket this morning were seven or eight
cars OF Montana ewes which were shipped
direct to one OF the local packers. The
ewes were the same as a string that sold
IN Fridays market at $500.
While the receipts this week have been
larger than last week they have been
running little under two weeks ago
and a year ago. On the first two days OF
the week moderate receipts here and at
most other live stock centeFs resulted In
price advance OF &a40c m the local
trade.
The Chicago market is quarantiued and
all stock received there must be sliuRh-
tered This Is forcing eastern buyers .
make purchases on river markets for ala
shipments To 80 east and as a consequences
traders. are looking for that TO be a
strengthening factor in the local trade
EQUATIONS on sheep and lambs: LAMBS.
Mexicans, Ss.6UnS. IS; lambs. FED wes,erns,
y. 4vdIS.tO lRmbs, tair q good, te.Olqds 4 ]:
lambs. shearing. sI.656s.C6; yeariings,
lisht, 81. toel .6S; yearlinss. heavy. SiT5Qp
80; wethers, good 10 cnoice, s.. a0qD6.6s;
wethets, fair to good Se,Os64 10; ewes
good TO choice. SS.6616.lo ewes. fair 10
soOd. -. fUuD. ewes. lacding, sltaftS. ~
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Issues Moderately Strong for Better
Part Of the Session Of Ex-
change.
REcOvER1ES QUITE GENERAL

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-Stocks were
nooerately strong for the better part
Of TO-DAY $ session after opening with
points from yesterdays low levol vsere
quite general although this improven ent
was shaded In the final dealings. when
some OF the leaders. notably Reading re
ceded on realizing sales.
The short interest was again prominent.
mainly. however, in the covering OF out
s s6Shaing SontrsSts. There We're some
a few OF the low priced issues going hack.
while Sears-Roebuck rose substanfiaiiv n,
the expectation Of an increased dividend
New Haven, which sold at its minimum
OF ~ was one of today's most active feat
ures, recovering much of its loss. United
states Steel was all but neglected after
belated opening at its minimum price
from which It showed no change. Fol-
loving the close of the market official
notice OF another reduction in the mini
mum to 80 was issued. The preferred
stocks gained fraction and the sinking
iund bonds also reflected support
Trade reports we're more encouraging
although Improvement in most lines is
The United states Steel corporation for
December, advances In various finished
products are said to be under considera-
The 100000 of Pennsylvania railroad
per cent first mortgage bonds recently
taken by banking syndicate. were Of
fered today at Sl.03% with indications of a
large inquiry. More financial undertak-
ings OF like character we're said TO be
under way.
Local banks showed an actual cash gain
in their own vaults of about S5,0o9,00O.
while contracting their reserves in the
Federal bank by about A150 600, The loan
account EXPANDED by $2l000,O00
Bonds were irregular, some issues re-
fleeing foreign selling Total sales
amounted to sl06S.000
United States and Panama bonds adj
vanced Il to y per cent on call. during
the week.
Number OF GALES and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Nav Options on Wheat Go to $1.52,
the Highest Price Of the Pres
emit Crop.
CORN IS STILL CLIMBING UP

OMAHA. Jan. 30, 1915.
Minneapolis millers reported buyers OF
! wheat not only ~ home. but In many
other positions. one OF the big miilers,
who IL an authority on the wheat situa-
ton, reports that there r. less than 10
per cent OF the wheat on the farms Of
the three northern wheat growing states
when compared with the holdings a year
ago, Foreigners are reported 20 have
bought liberal quantities OF that grain In
the northwest. The MAY options on
wheat reached the 81 80 mark today, this
being the highest price OF the present
crop.
Corn and oats we're in sympathy with
wheat and both OF these grains were on
the advance.
The influence OF the grain has also
caused an advance In the price OF hogs.
There were many longs who willingly
liQuidated, and some we're obliged 20 take
losses
Omaha spot market Wheat was uA-
changed. Corn was unchanged 70 nc
lower. oats were unchanged.
Clearances: Wheat and floor equal 20
5000 bushels corn, $4,000 bushels, and
oats, 10000 bushels.
Liverpool closed with corn "a higher
Primary wheat receipts were 715,000 bu.
and shipments of $4,000 bu., against re-
oeipts OF 10000 bu. and shipments Of
5000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were ,5s1 900 bu
and shipments Of $4,000 bu., . against re-
ceipts OF 9490o0 bu. and shipments OF
6sl 900 bu. lsst year.
Primary oats receipts were IA 900 bu
and shipments OF 1900 bu., against re-
ceipts OF $4,000 bu. and shipments Of
CAp 1r I'd tr,.t.. r,st,o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31
Dunn Best Fiddler
In Carriers Contest

W. H. Dunn of 6s7 North Thlrtieth
street, n years OF age, yesterday even
ing won the old fiddlers' contest, held
at the Auditorium in connection with the
entertainment being given by the Omaha
mail carriers.
MIR. Dunn was the Oldest of a group
OF eight contestants he had his old
fiddle "chuned" up TO the right point
and he pleased the large audience with
some of the tunes.
A. ID. TarboX OF S2s Brandeis building.
&C years of age. won second honors. ii c.
Gladwin Of S1o2 North Forty-fifth street.
was third.
The other contestants were: H. A.
Gallup. 1901 Pratt; William Worthy, 46ls
lizard; c. T. Evans. 1915 Lake n. Trsher
1907 south Tenth; j, Silcott. SOL Spauld-
ing.
The judges were; Prof Kassell. George
Green and J. Dubinsky.
The eight cid fiddleIs save THE Ar
kansas Traveller" in concert and scored
a big hit
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31
cNR ioT RECr1PTs.

1nese sales were reported today: Wheat
No. hard winter: ] car. $40, cars,
n.44A; q car, ii.H No. Q hard winter:
car, i1.44h: l car. SI.44jt: cars. u.4.
No. hard winter: ] car. N.421Ss car,
N,n. No. durum; y car, $3.50. Rye
NO. y ! car. n;ls. Corn-No white:
car, b1he. No. white. cars. 75c. No.
yellow: 1 car, 7lAc. No. 3 yellow: cars.
Il1tc; % cars, 1li6c. No. yellow: S9s cars,
nc. No. yellow 2 cars. lie. No. yell
low: car 70Nc. No. ? mixed: cars. nc
car, INC. No, 3 mixed cars (near
white). 1870 ! car tnear white, &c: IA
cars (near white), 73Ikc: car NEAR white),
re: car, 71hc: i6 cars, Tic: cara, 70S4o
cars, lOhc. No. 4 mixed: 4 car (near
white, no. car, nc; car. 7lc; cars,
1lhc;. cars. lie; l car. 70he. No. 6
mixed, l car (near white). 75lec: / car,
tic. Oats-No. 3 white: 8 cars, 5a5zc. No.
white: car. 5415c ! car, Size; 2 cars,
CSC. Sample: 3 cars, 53lc.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 hard
q; tSl1gl. asa No, 3 hard. t1.4S1tQ1ll6; No.
: hard, N,sG11.4!; No, 3 spring, 81. 4lfpi. 43ta {;
No; 2 durum, sl,50isq1: 81; No 8 durum,
No. : white, 75ild75Itc: No. 8 white, 1900
1870; No. white, 79gy1tItc; No. white,
7sQf7ic; No. white, 72Na73c; No. yellow,
7i%@f2e; No. 2 yellow. nnd1Ac; No
yellow, nk@nlzc No. 4 yellow, 70&97lc;
No. yellow, l0H07ic; No. 8 yellow, 7OkfD
ioNc; No, / mixed. 7s@72No No. 2 mixed
1raISc No 3 mixed. 7oA@lihc; No, :
mixeg, IoqliHe; No. : mixed. 7oq7lhe
s4st Q55c; standard. 54bhQ54%c; No. white
54kdp j4tsc; No. white, 64664itc. Barley :
Mating. 7bd80c; No. l feed, s7d73c. Rye:
si.iSisfils; No, ). t1lSd1 .1sts.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31
BRADsTREET's TRADE REVIEW
Pendulum of Trade swinRIng I'm nj
rectiOn of Improvement SIN.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2o-Bradstrcets
Weekly Review will say tomorrow:
The pendulum OF trade continues 70
swing in the direction OF Improvement.
Starting at very slow pace three weeks
ago. II is now moving at a more salts
factory rate. though even yet the move
ment is but conservatively steady.
Almost everywhere the disposition Is to
look on the bright SIDE spring buying
especially of textiles, continues to multi
ply; the labor situation, while far from
normal, is such that idleness Is decreas-
ing; winter weather over q wide area
has helped reduce stocks OF heavy goois;
money Is cheaper; commodity prices are
higher, funds are plentiful In the cereal
growing regions: winter wheat Is in good
shape; copper is higher, and steel mill
operations are being increased.
Bank clearlngs for the week were ST.
1854 900. a decreas of 21.3 pr cent from
last year.
Wheat exports aggregated S619. $50
bushels against 3.717,579 bushels a year
ago.
Failures in the United States were $50
compared with 1853 in 1914: in Canada,
flfty-four compared with sixty-one in
1914.