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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
NEW YORK STOCKS
Quakes and Tremors Expert
enced Previous Day Are
Lacking.
UNDERGONE OF CAUTION

New York, Oct. lo.--'rhe quakes and tre.
rnors experienced by yesterdays stock mar
ket were lacking today, The alarm occa-
stoned by Gernsny's submarine operations
seemed TO have subsided. though en- under.
current OF caution vas Indicated, esps sciaily
In the final hour. when Uaited States Steel
and other leaders yielded point or more OF
their best. e.at /.
Public Interest IN tho market doubtless
received check In consequence o, yester.
days enforced liquidation. but In the Judg-
ment OF impartial observers stocks have
gone into stronger hands, minimizing the
CANCER OF such reyersais as accompanied
Yesterdays trading. noteworthy feature
OF the dealings, which again attained the
large total OF i,?t5,oo0 shares. was the
railway Issues i p
Gains In the stocks ranged fron, one to
four points and were accounted for IN large
part b. the publication OF the annual state.
nent of the Southern Railway, which
showed net earnings OF ss,2t5.70S. an In
crease OF 7,722.534 over the previous year.
Other strong features included the sugar
and gas issues at gains OF two 10 SIX points.
American Hide and Leather preferred,
which rose Beven points: New York Air
brake. studebaker and Maxwell Motors, In.
ternatlonal Paper. common and preferred;
Union Bag and paper preferred. American
Zinc and leading coppeys
United States Steel made an extreme gain
of y points and Reading, Lehigh Valley
and Union Pacific were better by as much
as two points. Marines and allied stocks
close ~
Bonds we're strong. with extensive trading
In railroad issues, the feature being South
ern Railway 10. which rose five points on
the compsny's favorable statement. Total
sales. par value. ss.o6s.ooo. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Number OF Gales md atfata ttoua a., Lao ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat BuIiish on Gable Advices and Drought
In Arrentine.


Chicago, Oct. i0.-Wheat ascended In
value today. helped by word that the Brit
ish government would take over the entire
wheat import business OF the United King
dom and would see that ships were pro-
vide6 for carrying the grain. Prices. al
though nervous AZ the cloee, were NC to
3Sc net higher, with December at si.53S
and May si.6SS. Corn gained N@xc TO
t@Ae. and oats No 10 xIhe. In pro-
visions the outcome ranged from isc de-
cline to rise OF INC
Even without the stimulus OF the action
decided on BY tho British government. the
wheat market had an upward tendency
throughout the day, A continuance Of the
Argentine drouth gave an impulse to buying
at the outset. Tho comparative scantiness
OF stocks In tho United States was empha.
siSed by figures showing that the entire
domestic spring crop yield for 1915 was only
5000, 900 bushels moro than North Dakota
alone raised last year, |N
In connection with the change In British
import methods, reports were current that
wheat supplies on hand In Great Britain
satisfactory and that the necessity of as
surfing material additions required the ex-
ercise Of power to commander at pleasure
and to rcouisition freishts In summary
manner.
Most OF the strength OF corn was de-
rived from wheat Bears also were handi.
capped. though by liberal export sales OF
corn. Oats reflected upturns In other CO.
reals. Shorts covered freely.
Provisions averaged higher. notwithstand.
Ing weakness in the hog market An ad.
vance In provision pricep at Liverpool tended
TO iitt the market here.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
OMAHA GENERA asAnKET.

Bu,ter--No crea merry. In cartons OF
fubs. sec: No 2. szc -,
Live Poultry-Tiro!lers. IN TO 3 lbs. sic;
oro,ern. over ibe.. iSc: hens, over 1 lbs.
stays. lohc: geese. full feathered. fat. i2c;
Young and old ducks. foil feathered. fat
lSc: turkeys any SIZE over lbs. 24c: iesa
than lbs. half price; capons. 0 lbs and
wanted: guinsss. each. a5o: guinsss. young
zach. Sbc. squa bs. hoTnerp. IA oz each. per
dozen. 81; squads. homers, I2 OF. each. per
dozen. $3.50: squads. homers. 8 o. each.
per dozen. $3.50; squads. homers. under
%. escn DER dozen. boc; pigeons. per
foaen, 81
Cheese quotations by Ur,au a Co.
Cheese--Imported ,Swiss. 46c; domestic
Swiss. Ssc: block Swiss sec: twin cheese,
2ic: tripiets, iac; dsisies. 2ihc: young
America, 22c; Blue Label brick. 2sc; lin
berger. ssc; New York white. $40; Roqufort.
Sos 'rr
Beef cuts--Ribs No. !, lslsc; No. 2, i5c;
No. 3, 12c. Loins, No. l. 23c; No. Q. 1sc; No.
Q. i4c. Chucks, No. /. I1Ec; No. Q, shc;
No. DC. Rounds. No. !, iehc; No. 2. 1tc;
oysters--"King Cole" Chesapeake stand.
ards, gallon, $50; large can, S3c; small can,
ssc King Cole Chesapeake selects, gallon,
M:st; large cans. ssc; small cans. Csc.
King Cole" northern standards, gallon,
N.S0: large cars. 4oc; small cans. csc.
king Cole" northern selects. gallons $20o;
large can. 43c; small can. sue. King Cole
northern counts, gallon. $2.25; large can.
soc: small can, &c.
per ib., ISc Halibut bright steamer stock.
per H.. 1Tc. Bullheads. fancy northern, per
lb.. lbc. Picserel, fancy dressed, lie. Cat
fish. large or small, per h.. l7c Salmon,
red. per ib., 14c. Salmon, fall, per h.. l2c.
Whitefish. northern stock, per lb.. lSc.
N ne oNtr
bass. order size. per ib., s2c; odd sizes, per
lb.. tic. Headless shrimp, per gallon. s1.25
Peeled schrimp. per gallon, s1.75. Kippered
salmon. 10 ib. basket, per lb.. lie. Smoked
whitetish tchubs) 10 ID. baskets per h. lac.
s4.:6; 1868, s5; 1908. s6,25; 17Ss 2Sss. $3.50;
zoos. 21ss 25os. 1875. Lemons: Fancy
36ou. ssos, box, $3.50; choice 2oos. SsOs.
81 90. Grapefruit; California boxes S.;
half boxes $3.50 Apples: Grimes. jon
Grimes Golden, fancy, box, L:l.75; Jonsthsns,
fancy Colorado, si.75; Jonathans, extra
fancy. $500. Grapes: Michigan, basket,
soc; tokays, crate. 81: Ernperors, arrival,
ss.7s; sartletts tore.). IS; Ksifers. bu..
si.S5; Colorado, extra fancy. box. s1,75;
Colorado choice $3.50. Prunes: Crate, $50.
Peaches: Ciings. box, 81; freestones. 81.
Vegetables - Potatoes: Market price
Sweet potatoes; virginia sol. sass; VIZ
onions, Spanish. crate. SO; red onions, ih.,
3Ho; tomatoes. basket, 75c; tomatoes, lug.
sl.6b; cabbage. ID, SAC; celery. Mich, doz..
40c; Colorado celery, s5c. Cranberries: Bbi.,
s.; boxes, $s.I5 Honey, case, s3.75.
ounces, box 2s.2S.
Honey--y3.76 case.
Cranberr!es-B $500 bbl.; boxes
s2.76 box.
Euts--Csllfornia No. I wslnuts. 1916 ID.
Miscslla lapeous-CrackerJsck. oornpups and
cheekers. case, % 50: half casss. SITS: pea
nuts. Special No. l. ib.. $40; Jumbo pea
nuts. 70: popcorn. case. s2.5o: honey. new
case, s76.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

These saieg were reported today:
Wheat--No. / hard winter: I cars, si.5sH;
car, fi.bs. No. Q hard winter: Q cars,
u.SsE; car, si.bsh: s cars, S1.5s; |
car ti.57x: 2s cars. 1i57ia; 0 cars. t1.67.
No. hard winter; car $i6S; S cars. si.57;
. cars. sl6sh: IS cars, si.5s; cars,
N.bbb; ears, s1.66. No. hard winter: ]
car. n.tah; cars, sl5s; 2 cars. sls2.
Sample hard winter: a-b car sl64; / car.
tissh: car. tl,tl; ! car H.4s; ! car.
tl41: Ia car. &l.45. No. spring: car,
!iss. No. spring; / car. !i.Ss; car.
durum. Ia ! car. ;i% No. I dsram: e car,
3i.5i; car. si.47 No. 3 mixed: l car.
u.6s: cars. si.5s; car. Sissy. No. :
mixed: ! car. sl.65; Q cars. si.53b;
cars. ,i.t3; 2 cars. s152h; car, t1.52. !
cars. .i,is, No. i: car, si.lo. sample: /
Barisy--No. 9. l car, ssc. No. 4, 3-S car.
75c. No. ! feed. 2 cars, 7sc.
corn--No. Q white, 1 car. SIZE No. 8
No 3 yellow. car. SAFE. No. 3 mixed. /
car. SIC; 2 cars. SShc. No. mixed. car.
Sac; as car. zoe. Sample mixed. car. sic;
car, 78c.
osts--No. . white, 8 cars 46Hc. STAN
dsrd cars, 45c Mo; 3 white, car. .!xc;
l car. 44c. Sample white. S cars, <sEc.
Omaha Cash Prices-wheat: No. . hard.
Sf,e6 u @l.5sE; No. 8 hard, st.64a q 1.65;
No, 4 hard. ti.5ih @1.Sih; No. . spring,
s1.b79162; No. . opring. sl.64@1.ss; No. 2
da,uHn, i M.ssSLsS; No. No; ,@., dSram, ',;stS
white, ssb csc; No. 4 white, s3@S3hc;
No. white, s30s2c; No. 0 white. 81 q SIC;
No. yellow, SAN D8bc: No. 3 yellow, SAX %
S4%c; No. 4 yellow, sax csc; No. yei-
low, s3@s3hc; No. 8 yellow. sac s3c: No. .
mixed. san @stkc; No. 3 mixed. SAN @ sac:
Mn wi a. NJ. ,-.t. o. ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.


Quotations OF the Day on Various eLadins
Commodities.
New York, Oct. l0.-Fiour-Firm.
Wheat--spot. firm; No. ! durum, s1.s2k ;
No, . hard. s1.7sA: No. /. northern. Du-
luth, SISSY; No. l northern, Manitoba,
sl.S+H, {, o. b., New York.
corn-Spot, firm; No. yellow. ssc, C. 1.
T., New York. .--,
Hsy-Barely steady; No. /. s1.06: No. 2,
s5c: No. 3, eoc; shipping. 75asbc.
Hops-steady; state, common to choice,
1915, 45@53c: 1915. sD13c; Pacific coast.
1918, I4a17e; 1918. sgi2c
Ilides--steady; Bogota, s3h @3ihc; Cen
tral America, 33933%c.
Leather-Firm; hemlock flrSts. 3sc; sec-
onds a7c.
Provislons--Pork, firm; mess $4,000
400; family. }2o.oog3toO; short clear,
s27oo 92s.o0. Beef. steady; mess. $4,000
2LJo; family, t24o0 g25.00 Lard, easy;
middle west, s15l5Gl5.25.
Tailow-ouet;, city, sh@9hc; country.
sh GioHc; special, l0Ac.
Butter, steady; receipts, 20,6o0 tubs;
creamery higher; extras, 35h @s6c; cream
cry. S5926iic
EgSs-Irregulsr receipts, l4.3sS cases;
fresh gathered. extras fine, SO q 40c; extra
first. 81 03sc; tirsts, 80 sec; seconds, SIG
33c.
Poultry-Live, firm. Dressed, quiet;
chickens, le92sc;. fowls, l7Q2oc; turkeys.
20c
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

New York, Oct. Io.-coffee-The market
for futures opened unchanged to & decline
OF points. under scattered selling. The
market eased off to s.70c for March and
s.76c for May, or about 3 to 10 points net
lower. The close was point or two up
from the lowest on covering. with prices
showing net loss OF to points Sales,
1880 bags. Closing bids: october and No
vennber. 3.76c; December and January,
$3.50; February. $3.50; March, s.70c; April,
s74c; May, s.7sc: June, ss2c: July, ssTc;
August, s,sle; September, ss5c Spot coffee,
steady; Rio rs, sSc; Santos, IS ilsc. Cost
and freight offers were unchanged to q
shade higher. Sales OF we'll described Is
were reported late yesterday at 1o.25c,
London credits, but the days offers ranged
from lcts to loAc. The official cables re-
ported no change In the primary markets,
but an advance Of i-lsd In tho Rio exchange
on London
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
SLOAN DISCUSSES
THE TARIFF ISSUE
Shows What United States
Must Do to Compete With
Countries of Europe.
IS FREE TRADE COUNTRY

Beatrice, Neb., Oct. l0.-(Special.) }
CONGRESSMAN Sloan addressed a
large audience at republican head
quarters lst night on ntional issues.
Speaking at Adams in reference to
the tariff, he said in part as follows:
If the European war were to close
as suddenly as it began, the United
States would SO far as nearly all the
products OF the northwest are con-
cerned be the only free trade COM
mercial nation on earth.
"The following table of duties
charged by the other nations show
what the United States exporters
must pay to enter the markets of
the countries named.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
Armours May Increase
Firms Capitalization

Chicago, Oct. Or. J.. Dunham.
vice president OF Armour & Co., an
nounced tonight that at the next
meeting of the board of directors an
increase in capitalization from $20,-
100000 to $l06,000,000 will be CON
sidered. A stock dividend of 400 per
cent is said to be planned.
Mr.. Dunhams statement gives the
information that the $S0,000,000 sur
plus involved in the increase capi-
talization was earned in the period
from 1901 to 1912, when but few
dividends were paid and the earnings
were allowed to remain in the busi-
ness and were invested in plant ex-
{eos;n, tH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

Sioux CITY, Ia, Oct, observation-disclosures,
$500 head; market steady; beef steers. "A. %
67.eo; butchers, s52S $50; cannsrs, $3.50
$500; stockers and feederu, 35,5687oo:
bulls. stays. etc, $500 0s.oo; feedins cows
and heifers. H.5o@Ta5
Hoss-Rsceipta, 5000 head; market etssdy
10 l0c higher. light, ss.e66eo0; mixed
seoo@sIo; heavy. ssioQsso; bulk Of sales,
tsoo9s.fS. 7 -
Sheep and Lambs--Reeeipts, $500; market
b9ase higher; ewes. H,oo9s,so; lambs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
PIGS.

As.'A" - ~
sheep-The supply OF sheep and ianihs
just about duplicated yesterday's, the run
being estimated at i2s loads, or $4,000 head.
Ihis makes the receipts for the week 80 far
7o.711 head. which Ia $4,000 head larger
than last week. but smaller than two weeks
ago By 27.ooo head and $4,000 short Of the
corresponding days last year.
Sellers estimated that something IKE
thrss-fourths OF tho lamb offerings were OF
went after higher prices. Other points "a,
ported stronger vaiueu In force ana paek,
srs did not put up 80 much of iarh,
aeainst ths upturn - thsy sia y.s,.rdsu
but started fiiiing their orders n nrs,iy
higher. Fesder asnsnd siso ~ wss
while they hsd another nrs,sy ,tSsra, ~
sartr,.nt !. nisx py hoeIs 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

Kansas City. Mo, Oct io--Cattlc--Re.
eeipts. 10000 head; market, strong, ptin,
fed steers &s.6oeii.oo; dressed beef steers,
S1oo Ge.2t. western etesrs $500 ., 90
cows, s4.bo@7,sb; heifers. 5000 80; stook'
ers and feeders, $3.50 $500; bulls, $500 d
s2Si calves, se.cc@ii.oo. ''fS
Hogs--Receipts 1900 head; rnarkst
higher; bulk Of saies, ts.sS9s.7s; heavy
ta7o@p.so; packers and butchers; %, d
s.so; light, ts,ao@s,7S; pigs, lB.SoSp.io y
Sheep and Lamhs--Receipts. 1900 head
market. higher. lambs. tssoDio.4o; wear.
se.76@7.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
CH:cAco LIVE srocx MARKrr.
0.ssls E.sy. % as.: strong. shes.

Chicago, Oct i0.--CAttie--RsceIpts. ID, ooo
head market easy; native beef cattle. $3.50
ell4o; western. steers, ss.fB0s.to; stockers
eno tesders, tAs59z76: cows and helfsrs.
ydhe0lto; calves. t7.so0fe.oo.
Aou = Receipts. 10000 head; market
strcn9 tc advance; bulk Of sales. ss.4o0
e.8t; light. ss.o6@ssb: mixed, ts.iedpfoos.
nsayy: se.os@asb; rough. ssosUssG; pigs,
Sheep and Lambs---Reesipts. $4,000 head ;
market weak: wethers, teeoqSs6; ewes,
sSft07'5o; lambs. tL6o@io.to.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

southern steers, ss.oo9s.oo: cows and he.f-
ers, N.b0G1.5o; prime yesriing steers and
heifers, {7.Sods.oo; native calves, ts.0o@
HIS.
Hogs-ReceiptE, $500 head; market
steady; light, ss.5o@lo.0o: pigs ss2bGs2s;
nived and butchers, ss.35410i0; good
heaTy sio.ooaio.io; bulk Of sales, $3.50
1000
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500 head; (;
market, higher: lambs, s7.o0Glo.io. slHugh-
ter ewes, f5.o00725; belating ewes, $500
$50; yearlings, S8.00Ns.7S
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

81. Joseph. Oct. io,--cattie--Receipts
800 head. market steady TO strons; steers.
calves. ts,ooQlf.bo.
Hogs--Receipts.i $500 head; market steady
to bc higher; top. $3.50; bulk OF sales, ts,ss
@s.6o.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 1000 head.
market strong 70 ioc higher; lambs. ss.soG
1895; ewes, 96.7s@1.?5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

New York. Oct. io.--cotton---Future
opened steady; October. is.sec; December.
iIlsc; January. iT1oc; March. iIs5c. May,
i7.s7c: July. iJ46c
The cotton market ciosed at net advance
of ~ to 2s points. 4tss III
Liverpool. Oct. io.---cotton--spot. pteadyt
good mtddltng. f0,tsd; niiddiing, loitd; low
nalddling. s.ssd. saleA 5000 baies
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

CuotationB furnished by Boiles Rogers,
$40 South Thirteenth street:
H'des--G. g.; No l. lshc: No. ,. i7Ae.
Green No. lShc: No, .. lsYc G. 8.
bulls: No 1. 1850: No q i%xc, Deacons.
each, sl.2b Horse No l. $3.50: No, .
st.5o Ponies. s3.5o Sheep pelts: Large,
81, q 97bc. medium to ennall 7S@25o.
Itllow--No 4 Sc. No q. 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

Savannah. Ca. Oct 10.--Turpentine---
Firm, i4c; sales. i46 bbls.; receipts, a7s;
shipments, $50: stock, 26,l7s.
Rosin--Firm; sales, 1910 bbls.; receipts,
1926: shipments, $50; stock. ss,sss. Quota
tions: A. B. C. D. z. $500; r. @. H. /. K,
NJ, $3.50: N. s6,2S: VIC. $s.3s; WV, sS.45.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
KAn... Clty Grain Nnrke,.

Kansas City. Oct lc,--whest--No. . hard,
N.5t@i6i; No. : red. ti.66ql.so: Decen,
bsr. tt,53S 0I.SS: May. tiSt% di.s4H.
corn--No. mixed, st6s5Se. No white,
sshc, No, yellow. sec; December. 74Ao;
May, 11hc.
osts--unchansed to hc higher: No. Q
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
Evsporated Apples and Dried Fruits.

New York, Oct. 1c.-Evaporated Apples
Quiet; fancy, IN Csc; choice. CSC; prime.
6h@6Hc. go. a. :
Dried Fruits--Prunes. firm; CALIFORNIA;,
7a @ilAc; oregons, 20 lie. Apricots, firm ;
choice, 13c; extra choice, lac; fancy, 14hc
7c: fancy, 7hc. Rsislns, firm: loose Musca-
tells. TX 6shc; choice to fancy seeded, To
Shc; seedless, 1oh @1sc; London layers
Sl75 '7r NN.a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

New York, Oct. 10.--Sugar-Raw, frm (;
centrifugal. 6,ose; molasses, 5.1sc. Refined.
steady; fne granulated. Tc. Futures opened
quiet but firm on covering and support from
commission houses. At noon prices were
about 6 points higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

Ogallala, Neb., Oct. lO.-(Special
Telegram.)-C. NJ. eSarle and H. E.
Lininger OF Ogallala spoke here today
at the Kimball and Banner county
joint fair, for the Nebraska Dry fed
Grafton. There was large attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
Cured or
simple Average
Fresh prepared Of cereals

So far as farm products Of the
northwest are concerned no legis-
lative steps have been taken to meet
this new condition, although the me-
necessity was urged upon the party in
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

T.bo@s 80: No. l. ss.5osI5o; No. .. $3.50
Gs.5O; No. 3, si.oO96o0.
straw--Choice wheat s5.o095.5o; choice
oats or rye. f6.o016.50.
Alfalf1 Choice. s135od14.bp: No. l..
sl2.:0 pl3be; standard. sIo5OT115e: No
@ siQ.O6Il05o: No. 8, Ss.509a.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

New York. Oct. ie.--cotton goods were
steadier and yarns were ,frm today; naen's
wear was in more active demand for spot
and future delivery. Broad silks were quiet
jobhers were active.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

q. Louie. Oct observation-disclosures, $500
head; market steady; native beef steers,
sIto81Lo0; yeariing steers and hsIfers,
U.to@io-sb: cows and heifers. s5BoaT5o:
stocksn and feeders, t6.so96so; prime
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
Totals 1855 s,45a as.ssI


Cattis-Receipts were liberal again today.
the total for the two dayG amounting TO
over $1,000 head. which 10 slightly larger
than last week, but smaller than year ago
BY 5000 head The demand was good and
the big bulk Of the receipts changed hands
in fair season In the morning. Tho quality
Of the cattle on m average Is poor.
Quotations on cattie: Good to choice
beeyes, 5000 O 1850: fair to good beevts,
sa.76 1lo.oo; common to fair beeves $500
$50; fancy heavy grassora, S9.0a@i0 %;
good to ohoicc grass beeves. t72b@e.o0;
fair to choice Eraas beoves. sI06@s.8b; COM
mon to fair grass beeves. $500 10 100; good
to choice heifers. se.76@7.2b; gooi to choice
cows ts.4e@7.oo: fair to good c..ws, $3.50
Gao; common to fair cows, s46o@6.76. good
to choice feeders. s1.bo@soo; fair to good
feeders. ss.76@z6o; common to fair foed-
crr. y5o0@6.76; good 10 choice stockers.
tYSo@7s6; utock heifers. Sb.7b@z26; ptock
cows. tt.6o@G26; stock calves. $s,50Gs5
veal calves. ssoo@1i.oo; beef bulis, stsgu
etc., tSz5@675
REPRESENTATIVE pafes. g
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

Liverpool Oct. lo.-wheat--spot: No. /
Manitoba, lisa "a: No. 2. not quoted; No. ..
its I'D; No. hard winter. fts shd.
Corn--spot, American. mixed. new, los
ioNd.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
AMUSEMENTS
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THE BEST UF VAUDEVILLE - ,
Daily Matinee. 2;l5: Every Night. s:l5. This Wess
CLARKE & HAMILTON, "PETTICoATs,
LEAH NJ HERR. WATER LILIES, lew
Madden & Co.. Boudini Bros. Gomez Trio.
Orpheum Travel Weekly.
Prices; Matinee, gallery. 1oc, best sests
Except Saturday and Sunday. &C. Nighes'
l0c, CSC, soc and 75c.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

power by both republicans and pro-
gressives when the recent revenue
bill was passed"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

+. New York. Oct 1o.--Metais-The Metal
exchange quotes lead at s7,ooG7.lo spelter.
quiet; spot, East 81, Louis delivery. $1,000
At London; Lad. f3o los. Spelter. ES6.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

New York. Oct. 1o.--A seat on the New
York Stock exchange was sold today for
s74,500, an advance on the last sale of
$4,000. Today's sale marked the high record
for the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11

Minnea polls, Oct. 1o.-Ftour-Unchanged
Barley--S2c$l.03
Eye-s1.20b @1.2lh.
Bran--S2S.000@24.0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-11
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Quotations furniphed by Burns, Brlnker
4, Co.. 44s-+52 Omaha. National Bank build
Ing. Omaha.
STOCKS BID. sAked.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-29
Hon. ]. r. Walker.

The following is from the esteem
Abel News, the leading weekly ne
paper Of Berrien county, and one
the leaders In live Wiregrass CO
Pia. Friends Of Congressman v
ker In this section Of the district
preciate the sentiment The editor
reads.
"Congressman j. Randall Wall
makes formal announcement for
election in this issue of the Ne
Mr. Walker is serving his seco
term in congress and no represen
tive from Georgia in the past gu
ter of century has risen more rap
ly In the esteem Of his colleagu
than he. Mr. Walker has served wi
distinction in many important place
notably On t1e foreign relations co
mittee and the judiciary committo
post ons where only men of re
ability are called to serve, In q
trying odeaIs of the European col
flict and the Mexican trouble he hi
been close to President Wilson an
has been among our executives mol
trusted advisors. While occupying d
exalted position in international 4
fairs Mr.. Walker has ever bet
mindful of the home people. Throuf
HIS esorts fifty new rural rout
hayebcen established in his distri'
thus bringing convenlencps to I
farrrs and working people. He i
scored appropriations for buildir
an for our waterways and he
measured up fully to the requlreme
q an industrial congress.
oNr Walker stands squarely "a
te record he has made. ana 1t IS
mon which he can wen afford to
before his constituents.
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state. In order to make this cam
paign tangIibly effective, it is nee
essary for the various cities and
counties Of the state to follow up the
work Of the Georgia chamber OF com
merce by intelIigentIy presenting the
attractions and advantages Of each
local community.
There is not a city Of FIVE thousand
or more within the state, which could
no probably invest a minimum Of
$4,000 per year for advertising pur-
poses. The average California city,
Of five thousand population, has a
regular advertising budget of from
two 10 five thousand dollars per year.
The counties of California, eighty
per cent OF them, spend from $4,000
to $4,000 per year in advertising
their country. And yet. the average
county in Georgia having more to
offer the average citizen than any
county in California. spends practi-
cally nothing in advertising their adj
yantages to the world.
About ten years ago a tier of coun.
ties in Northern California, known as
the North Of Bay Counties" about
fifteen in number. held mass meet
ng at central point and determined
10 advertise their section in as strong
way as the other counties OF Cali.
ornia had done. At this time the
average price of land in the Nort,,
Of Bay Counties was from $1,000 to
5000 per acre. A recent land valua.
ion report on the North of Bay
'ounties shows that land in these
counties today is worth from $500. 90
o 100000 per acre.