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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-06
2 NASZYcH mellow sPo--
LECZNYCH.

Kiedy spojrzymy ma spoaeczen
stwo wychodztwa naszego I'll ma
obczyzrie, - kiedy przejrzymy
liczne nasze prsma narodowe, do
lsczywszy do tego rome optnic
g&oszone, - powiedziec bedzie-
my musieli sobie, re znajdujemy
sic - jakoby pod wieza Babel,
taxi panuje ogolny chaos i "a
mieszanie, tax nieraz czfowiek
tract najzdrowsze i najprostsze
pojeca, Tcligyne, Polityczne, i
dealne i etyczne, ktore - jakoby
faIe metnej woody zalafy tuSacze
Spoleczenstwo nasze.
: Jaka tego przyczyna i czyja W
TEN w5na? Przyczyn takiego sta
nu rzeczy moznaby wielc nall
eye, giowna zaS wedlug mego
zdInfa jest to, re, do kraiu tu-
teiszego raplyneSo wiele wy
rzutkow re starego kraju i Ct we
dug zdemoralizowanych pojec
swoich pragna urabiac oPinie pu-
hliczna, kaidy ma swoj sPoSob,
ludzi zaS wyksztafconych, a ucz-
ciwych - W por6wnaniu z pierw
szymi przybylo tn daleko mniei,
gdyz czlowiek wyksztaicony j
uc1ciwy ME ~potrzebuje daleko
miejsca szukaG, DO takich wsze-
die pozadaja; a jednak i tych
wie1u tn przybyfo, re szlachetny
mi zamiarami, BY pracowac ma
obczyznie w$rod ziomkow
swoich. Niestety gios ich oPinii
zdrowej i uczciwej, nfknie W
Srod olbrzymiej wiekszoSci apo
stolow przcwrotu! A kiedv ME
a taxi cziowiek zacny unieSio-
ny Swieten oburzeniem ma de-
strukcyjna prace tyeh przewro-
towcow zacznie ich demaskowac
Il biorac rzecz przewrotnie, gio-
sza wszedzie, re ten a ten ,,roz-
bfja jedroSc narodowa".
Azeby zaja6 stanowisko pre-
wodnka spoieezenstwa, ME doSc
Jest posiadaG tylko ~wyksztaice-
nie / mice zasady dobre w teoryi
jednak ME wykonywane W prak-
tyce, DO TO ME stanowi jeszcze
dobrego charakteru cztowieka,
jaSdego sic ymaga cd tych, kt6
ny Przyjeii mzed Przewodnia
dls Arrych.
Do pr1ewodnnoow spofeczen-
silva nsszego zaTFcza sic na
pierwszem miejscu duchowien-
st~o uasze, kt6re bezsprzecznie
pm4yni chyba wyjatkami, Cd
pOwssda wiernie swemu powola-
niu-xkt6re tez ma'wseiu przeciw
ushow ~ swoach Precach apo
sAUe&5h, pCdjeeych ds dobra do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-06
Umynanic

wyTzul6w jest wynaGh--
mem pred kazdym uzy--
Ciem maSci i DO te%o Sc
yera's AntiscpSOl (Sevcry
AntiscrsoD pow:nien bye
uHyty. Jest 10 wy-l1icUi-
ty %roiok %apObic%IWc2y
ma ~umyWanta ZcW nctrZne
etoSrwnie do pOIanyci
przcpiS6w. Crua - cCa-
tow . Gently pydatku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-06

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de DO Sui W N-lon% Marcel'Ino la
mos ZaSzio dzieSlFc WEp20ho" u%"-
my. Natyrhm'1St Z&aIarmoWaho Il"
trwoge. rad centraInN WyznacZyi
przySlaf Sanitarna kUmi>yr Iriar|ka.
D1iehi JeJ. ZarazH 7do'a2o zIoh"'l-
zowar' Z owen d"eSifc'u c7'p "'''-
~ ty!ko try lhhc "!2uro"'aN
Wprawdzie przeS'rZega sic WS@ei".ch
cstroznosct, dezynteAcN II. p ""So-
no" A~o'eJo"!N" "'""" u '""' N'
RHYME ZhaIeZloho ne We ""'"'"
zaraZone Sz"urH "'"u~c i"@u""'
san tarne WEznacZyN hasrouP u"
schWytanie ! dostarczahle Szc@'roN
pocZqtKCw0 pc ICV reJSO"' po""'e'
Gene podwoJono' kiedy WSroi men
~znelZicno za~dzur1ione szczurE' "7"-
BON doroStym Ola oezP e2%e""'"'
WSzczepla sic zaraZN' u%uiHE' poUoO0
ME Jak ospF.
Pojaw}a sic / W Brazylil znow in
fluenza h.szpanska, lecZ Jej przeDieg
jest z~nacznie iagodniejszym, ME "a
tacza tax wielk!ch kregow j ME po-
chlam'a lyle ofiar' co pred rokleh.
Iwolna przywraca rad brazYIlJsNi
niemieckim kolonlstom daWne
praWa' a naWet popiera emisrac!e "
ich faterlandu. ednak%e rzady Sta-
move W pofudniowych, zniemczoh!ch
Stamach w9eiki klada naciSk ma SzHo-
~ WEcho"aN'9 hiemiecNe m'"-
dzIazy; wymagaJa' Z"iaszcza w 0'"-
ME st. Catharina' aoy haueZS
w}adali J9zyHlem portuSalsKim "
siowie pismie " szKoiach uc@Sl'
tego Jezyka kliKa SoaD Nsodnlo"o
Jakotez history SeozTalH Drazy4''-
skiej. Cd nauczycie!i Wymaga sic zio
zenia egzaminu Z tych przedmiotow.
Cd kuDc0w przemySlowcow Wy
maya sc. ably napisy i szyldy byiy
mad sklepam umies1czane w urzs0o
wynn jezyku portugalskim. ktoby
zaS chciaf je umieszczac i W lnnych
je7ykach powinien p5acic podatek do
chodzacy do 1000 milreisow 'd9
$50 dolar6w).
ZresDta podatki podwyzsza sic u
mas 2 kazdym rokiem i to TAX po-
srednie jake i b~ezpoSredn'e. Niemal.
wszvstko, co Sc kupuje W sklepach
must hive cblep;cne znaczkami podat
kowvmi nnodohnie lax sic to robi
przylepiaiac ma listy. Ktoby zaS ME
nm ie&ci} przepisanego znaczka, Tub
mpieiszei wartoSci. M prawo pre-
pisuje. podlega wiel1o'ej, w~yg6rowa-
pei karze. z poczatkiem biezacego
roku podwyzszono i p~otroicno podat-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-06
GkOSY NASzYCH CzYTELNIK0W.

czesnego i wiecznego bliznich.
O MEM tn teraz pisac ME mysle,
wiec id5ny dalej:
Ma idrugim miejscu zuajduja
sic pisarze i redaktorzy pism
katolickich. Prasa w tym kraju,
wiecej moze niz gdzie indziej i.
wazniejsza odgrywa role; oua to
urabia opinie publiczna we wSzy
stkich sprawach zywotnych. Re-
daktorzy pism katolickich z ty-
tuAu swego urzedu, o~bowiazani
So prostowac bfedne pojecia spo-
lcczenstwa, ostrzegat pred wy
k~olejonymi osobnikami, zwlaSz-
ga takimi, ktorzy wzieli sobie
"a eel macic ustawicznie opinie
publiczna ola swych prywatnych
korzySci. Kazde spoleczchstwo
- sktadajace sic Z r6znego po-
kroju ludzi, musi mice, jeSli Tie
w;ecej, to przynajmniej diva O.
boy przeciwne sobie; niemo&li-
VEN zrcszta jest, ably wszyscy
byli jednomy;lni w dazeniach i
dziaianiu, DO wszedzie znacho-
dzi sic ludzi, kt6rzy pod pozorcm
dcbra publicznego SIERRA swoj9
destruktywna prace. Chciec a
tenn, by ci, ktorzy re szlachetny-
mi zamiarami staneli pod sztan-
darem prawdy / dobra ~ogoInego,
milczeli- patrzqc ma destruEtyw-
M prace ziych Il przewrotnych
iednostek, niby ola Swietej zgody
i pokoju, jest wprost niemozll-
wem; - jeszcze jake jednostka
w zyciu prywatnem mogliby to
czvnic. ale skoro oni ma stanO-
wiskach przewodnich, gdy nar6d
zwraca ma ich zdanie uwage, -
rnusza vice nazwac rzecz pc
imieniu, ME oglQdajqc sic wcale
na to, re tenn naraza sic ma ME
przyjemnoSci, hub re takiem wy
~st2pie'niem narusza .,honor"
z~aszargany swoich przeciwnikow
albo wreszcie oburza ma sleble
ich zwolennikow. Gdyby sic z
ten liczyli i siedzieli cicho, stall
by sic zdrajcami potozonego W
Mich zaufania, DO tenn sprowadzl-
liby ruine spoieczehstwa przez
wprowadzanie opinii ma faiszy-
wa droge, prowadzaca do upad-
ku.
Przewodnicy a zw}aszcza re
daktorzy pism katolickich, o lie
chca postepowac sumiennie, NIT
sza sic naraza6 ma wiele nieprzy,
iemnoSci. Stad widzimy, &c lu-
die, O ktorych nova, maio ma
ia przyjaci6l, DO w~szystkim mo-
via prawde w oczy. Many pre-
Gle przyssowie nasze polskie,
.ktore m6wi: ,JeSli cheese mice
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-06

SpoStrZezenie SWych fiSkall StanoW!cn
i federalych, kb6rzy pr1egladaja to-
wary w sklepach i skladach, czy So
zaopatrzone w wymagane Znaczh po-
datkowe. Ma wlnnych naklada sic ka-
re, kt6ra dochodzi czesto W setki
tysiace milreisow, nlekiedy must skle
pikarz sw6j sklep zupeanie zwinac'
gdy5 ME STAG go ma ~zap}acenie kary.
ZaznaczyG nalezy, ne fiskale So "a
zwyczaj bardzo ~sumiennymi i gorli-
WYNN, DO z w~ymierzonej kary POLO
wa i'm a druga potowa nalezy sic rza-
dowi.
Divine sa u mas pod tym wzgle--
dem stosunki i prawa.
Argentina okazywala navel W GA
sic wojny, "a przykladem Hiszpanii,
ola walczacych Niemc6w ME tylko
neutralnoSG, lecz navel sympatye. O.
becnie zbiera skladki ma niemieckie
i austryackie wdowy / sieroty. o pol
skich, sfowiahskich biedakach i ne
dzarzach ME pamiqtaja!..
Tutejsi Niemcy w FoludnioWEcn
Stanach brazyliJsklch' oS'rei''i sly
nbierac skiadki "a przvKiaoem AT
gentyny lubo zauo" Je-
szcze ME So anWlazane e 'ch I"'er-
tandem.
Dziwia Sic naSi polScy koi"ni~d' ~
p.SKupl W laramie "'' N"'l"''''
W c1asie "cJny ME poic'i" "''''"o
SKiaoCN " S"!'" N''0io'"o" Il" p''
SNfrh n"dzarHy, luh" N"h2' t'Go 'i'I'|
"iF'E "'c|S''" P''S' N'''' 0''"
p " l''I I Il" "''" N'0'''
TO pro''il. i"N"e W u'"'"'"'CS' @"'
Mi~yoHAhho" :" 6rau"" 10 j. "''
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-06

ma wyr2uty powinno bye
ZapobiegaWcZo czyste
i ma kt6re MONA poleGac.
Seycra'S MedicItrd Skin
Soap (Severy Mydio Lee
oZnicZe Sk6Tne) Odpowia-
ia tyTm wy'magan:Om. Jest
Dnane pr2ez swoje czeste
i rOMnaite u&ycic, jake
mydlO do kap.eli. umy--
wanna sic kompleksyi /
do gOieHia. Ccna 2Jc.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
ok MARKET
TRADE STRONG
al Declines Start I'm
kdiately After Opening.

NEW YORK. Oct 2o-The stock mar
kef presented almost the same features
In the first fifteen minutes trading to-
day that prevailed in the opening period
OF yesterdays trading. quiet strength be-
Ing shown and many stocks making ad-
WAGES after the opening, when business
zen on materially, and the market re-
sumed a waiting character.
steel common rose g to SSS and Bald
win X to 1854
st. Louis Southwestern shares were
again prominent, the common movip g
up IS to 1895 and the preferred * to 49az
Mex1can Petroleum moved up IS to 1875
unied Fruit gained IL to 212.
After the first fifteen minutes a selling
movement started. causing general de-
cllnee from the initial range.
The market was irregular during the
forenoon, most of the leading issues
nuctuating within a narrow range.
Steel common, after an eaEly advance
70 Sss. dropped to S7& and then rallied
Baldwin yielded / point to 112%, fol-
LEVIED BY a rally to 1885, and then an
other drop to 113.
Stocks continued to advance early in
the afternoon. Steel common advanced to
Ssh, the statement of Judge Gary that
prices would have TO recede being in line
wGh the belief of most traders, who have
oe9n dealing with that idea IN mind.
Pan-American went to S91a, up "A, and
Baldwin Locomotive to ia, up e.
Closing prices were: United States
Steel 50, of u /; Baldwin Locomotive ia,
up q; Pan-American S9A, op u; Ca
>.gacine 9sS, of E; studebaker ISL,
UP IN: Mexican Petroleum 1914, up
"a; Anaconda sou, up 4 Reading 9e7s,
up -; United Fruit 21Th, up 655.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
(By Thomson & McKinnOn)


The announcement that the head OF
the steel corporation was to deliver a
speech was sufficient to center the at
tention Of all on the steel shares, be-
cause Judge Gary Is not only a spokes-
manAof authority. but what he says is
usually of value to the business interests
Of the country.
What he had to say was calculated to
encourage business, but he also made
plain the fact that the price of steel
and iron must be revised downward, and
each Individual is at liberty to construe
this statement in the light Of past ex-
periences, as to the effect that it will
have on the steel and iron business.
When an inflated price once gives way,
business unsettlement follows.
Buyers as rule withhold orders in
anticipation of further price reductions.
Immediately preceding the delivery of
this speech there was some selling OF
stocks, but the impression on prices was
not great, and the market acted good
deal as IL has on each day recently.
A stubborn resistance to selling pres
sure, though 1t must be confessed that
the rallies have also been moderate in
extent and followed as rule by dull
ness.
II the stock market is to represent
trade activities then we have nothing
especially to brag about.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
WHEAT GETS
OVER 81 MARK
Heavy Demands Cause Grains
to Make Gains.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.--Wheat got above
the 81 mark again today in the trading
on the Chicago Board of Trade.
Heavy demand caused an increase Of
from five to six cents in wheat quota
tons.
Corn and other grains were higher in
sympathy. with wheat and provisions also
showing some gains.
Decemter wheat was off Ia at the
opening $1.961a, but closed up SIC
March wheat opened up u at $3.50 and
showed a gain Of an additional quarter
at the close.
December corn was up Mc at the open
ing at S0Ac, and gained another 11s at
the close. May corn was up * at the
opening ct SeA and showed a gain OF
an additional lac in later trading.
December oats was is higher at the
opening at 52Mc, but gained y additional
at the close. May oats was unchanged
at the opening at 5Sc, but advanced Il
at the close
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
Other LiUe Stock

CHICAGO, Oct. 22-Hogs-R Receipts,
5000; market 60G75c lower bulk, $15. 40
M13.40 butchers, $12b0M1335; packers
S12@1250; lights. $2150G13S5; pigs, $12
ceipts. 5000; emarket slow and weak /;
Deeves, $9G1S35 butchers. S5.25Me.25 !;
stockers and feeders S4.50Gl1.75; cows,
s5d11; calves, $l2614.25. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. $4,000; market 25c lower; lambs,
$SM12.75; ewes, S22506-
CINCINNATI, Oct. % Hogs Receipts.
$500; market, 80 cents to 81 lower; heavy,
mixed and mediums, S13; lights. s12.75
pigs, S11.50; roughs, $1l.50; stays, 50.
Cattle Receipts, 700; market, steady to
(strong; bulls, strong; calves, SIG; fancy
top, $3.50 Sheep and lambs-Recelpts.
1900; market, strong; sheep, $1.5OGg5.50
lambs. S6011.Jo.
1900; market, 25@50c lower; Workers,
$3.50; mixed, $3.50; medium, S13.75@
13.S5; pigs, $3.50; roughs, S12; stays, SIS.
Cattle-Receipts. 500; market slow. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts, 500; market steady
top, S12. Calves-Re Receipts, 300; market
steady; top, s17.50.
PITTSBURGH. Oct. o2-CattIe-
celpts, light; market steady; choice, $14
@14.5O; good, S13@1350; fair, S11@12 !;
veal calves, Si6.50d17 Sheep and lambs
Receipts, light; market steady; prime
wethers. $6;2597.5o; good, 1850: mixed
| IhiT, GoUOfOs spTIng tdinDS, St.DVtIl-.
Hogs-Receipts. % doubles; market
| lower; prime heavies, $14 .256i14 so; me-
diums, $14.25@14.50 heavy workers., S1425
| 6t1450; light workers., $13.2511350; pigs:
S1325@13.JO; roughs. $11@1250; stays, 81
as
EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct. 22.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 6,500; market steady; native beef
steers, $12@14.25; yearling beef steers and
heifers, $S@1050; cows, $969.50; stock
ers and feeders, seas; calves, $14GI5
| Gamers and cutters. $3@4.25. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500; market, 70 cents lower
mixed and butchers, S1290@13.75; good
heavies, S13 25@13.6O; rough heavies S11
@12; lights, $1325M13.75; pigs, $12a
1880; bulk of sales, $13. 10@13.60 Sheep
Receipts, 300; market steady; ewes, $5@
$50; lambs, $11.25@l1.75; Gamers and
cutters, $1.50@4.25.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. Oct. 22-Cat-
tle--Reeeipts, 700; market slow, barely
steady; shipping steers, S14.50Cd16 so ;
butcher grades $s@14; cows, $2.5oG9..
Calves-Receipts, 1900; market slow. ST %
lower; culls to choice, S50l16.J0. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts, 1900 market active.
steady; choice lambs, $12M1250: culls to
fair, $sG11 80: yearlings, S7m1S. 80; sheep.
S3@6.50. Hogs Receipts, 1900; market
active, 25c lower; workers., $14; pigs,
Si3.50; mixed, S14; heavies, S14; roughs'
$14.2o: stays, S11@12.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
HOG MARKET
TONE BETTER
Cattle Shows Little Strength
Calves S1.50 Lower.
RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

There was an apparent halt in the
slump on the hog market today, When no
prices held about steady to Zoe lower,
and would probably have held firm had
1t not been for the slightly poorer grade
of hogs that were thrown on the market.
Buying was of a general nature, with
the eastern shippers and local packers
buying their usual quotas. There was
somewhat better sentiment to the market.
There was better trading on the late
market of Thursday and the large re
ceipts of followers that was anticipated
did not materialize: Receipts for the day
Appropriated 10000 fresh hogs, with less
than 500 left over, and indications were
that most of the hogs on the market
would be sold before the close OF the
trading.
One Of the features of the market was
the lack of good heavy hogs. According
to reports, there were but very Few
loads Of good heavy hogs among the re-
ceipts.
number of good medium, mixed and light
hogs on the market.
Good heaviess the few that were on the
market, brought the top Of the day, Sl3 @.
Mixed, mediums and lights brought
S13 250I13S5, with a few at $3.50, and
still smaller number Mt $3.50.
The bulk of sales for the day ran
close to $13,25q1S.S5.
Rouehs were about steady at $3.50 and
down, and pigs slightly off at $13.2o and
down.
Trading was fair on the cattle market.
Prices held about steady generally, but
extra good cattle were stronger. Poor
and common grades could hardly be
moved at any price.
Practically all the butchers and pack
ers were in the market, buying generally
all grades.
The demand for feeders was about the
same as has prevailed for the past week.
Receipts were light at Approximately
700, with but little stale stun. The yards
are fairly clean.
Calves were down s101.50, with fairly
heavy receipts of only medium calves and
a poor sentiment on the market.
The market opened with a little better
spirit than was shown after the first half
hour of trading.
There were approximately COO calves
on the market
Sheep and lambs were again about
steady, with sheep Mt s4@4.50 and lambs
S6n11. with the bulk of good sheep at
$fOm1OJ0 and some bringing SIo.76. Only
n few brought the top.
There were 800 sheep and lambs on
the market.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
On ConsDlissiou R0sC

Trading on the wholesale produce
market opened with a firm tone today,
and the price schedule was about steady
There has been little cnange in the
more staple line OF products on the mar
ket now, since the summer line of vege-
ables are almost entirely off the market
There is a limited supply of persim-
mons on the market now at $3.50 box.
Artichokes are also on the market at
$2.75 per dozen.
Peaches are scarce, but the price has
not been materially changed.
TODAY'S PRICES.
Sweet Apple Cider-Per gal, 81; half
Apples Barrel, $6@s.
Benns--Michigan navy In bags, per lb,
cas-; California large white, in sacks,
&c Eolorado pintos, in bags, per pound,
T1sSsc; red kidneys, in bags, per ID,
171dW18c; red kidneys. in bags, per Id,
17h0f1Sc: California pink chill in bags,
per lb, sA@S1c; lintels, per ID, 13c
California red chill, in bags, per Id, S54 a
size; California limas, In bag, 11@12c.
Beets-Fancy nome grown, per blu,
Cabt ge--Home- grown, per Id, &c.
Cantaloupes-Honey Dews, per crate So
Carrots-Fancy, home grown, per blu,
Sl.1U.
Ceiery-Fancy High Ball, per crate,
$1.7502.
Cucumbers = Fancy homes grown, per
Cranberries-Per Dbl, $40; per half Dbl
boxes, $3.50; per bu, $3.50.
Grapes-Callfornia Malagas and To-
kays, per 25-lb crate, S2.7513; California
.Amperors, per 25-lb. crate. $30l325.
Egg Plant-Fancy home grown. per
doz, S1.2JGl14o.
box, $65O67; extra fancy Florida, per
box, $5@5.50.
Lemons-Extra fancy California Sun
kist per box, $5.75Gl6; extra fancy Cali
fornia choice. per box, s5.50Q8.
Lettnce-Fancy home grown leaf, per
bu basket. 81; fancy home. crown endiye
per doz, Ace; fancy home grown head
lettuce. per blu, S1.G5; fancy Washington
Iceberg, per crate, $3.50; fancy hot house,
per lb. 10c.
per 1O0-lb bag, S1.75@t.S5; fancy Indiana
whites, per iO0-lb bag, sass extra fancy
Indiana, white, per 10o-lb bag, $2.75G3
fancy Spanish, per crate. $3.50; fancy
ges-Extra fancy California Valen-
cits, per crate, $7.50MS.75.
parsley--Fancy home grown, per dox,
25c.
Prunes-Fancy Idaho Italian, 1s-lb bog,
Pears-Ali kinds. s1.15as per bu.
Radlshes-Button home grown, per dog
Csc; fancy long, per dos. 25c; fancy
Michigan, round whites, per 15o-lb bag.
$3T5M390.
sweet Potatoes--Fancy Virginia Red
Stars, bill, IS; per hamper, 81 50d1.S5
Spinaeh-Fancy home grown, per bu,
S125.
sauash--Summer. per bu. $1.75.
Tomatoes-Fancy home grown, per bu
S150Q2.
Turnips-Faney home grown, new, per
bu, s150Gi75.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

In the Cotton Markets

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-The cotton mar
ket opened strong today, showing a net
rise Of As to go points on expectations
that the strike Of the British coal miners
would be settled soon. this being reflected
in firm cables from Liverpool. better
demsnd for the spot article. active buying
by Manchester at Liverpool and heavy
purchasing by Liverpool interests hero
to cover straddles.
Trade was on a large scale and prices
moved up easily in the face Of reports
from Fall River about further eurtaii-
ment OF mills there
At the end OF the first twenty minutes
the market was stu active and frm,
holding most of It's initial gains.
New York cotton opening; October.
1876; December. 1850 January, 1880 !:
March, 1850; May, 1870; July. 10 4Oc !:
September. 19.00G19.50c.
The market continued active and firm
in the late dealings with selling limited
to moderate realizing.
The close was steady at a net advance
of Go TO I02 points.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
tBy Thomson & McKinnon)

| OCT.
! Wheat-Increased offerings of wheat
| from the Southwest together with en-
/ barge against two ports were oGset by a
| considerable improvement In foreign de-
mand. Total export sales last night and
this morning are estimated at 2GO0, zoo
1 bushels wheat and two cargoes OF -four.
| Chicago being the principle hedging
market, 1t follows that the buying by
| exporters against sales abroad appears
/ In this market as well as the hedging
sales against purchases from the in
/ terror Total stocks OF wheat here are
/ only $4,000 bushels, therefore under the
size Of the demand against export sales,
/ the market is particularly sensitive
/ Premiums for current arrivals were
/ slightly improved from yesterday. hard
/ winter selling at &c to 6l5c over Deem
/ Der against &C 30 &c over yesterday. Red
winter was 15c to Ice over December as
lnentum aRained may be sufficient to adj
vance prices still further, but It Is
1 question as to whether the foreign de
mand viii follow the advance.
Corn-Some OF the strength in corn
has been gained from the action Of
wheat, but it Is noticeable that there Is
| an increase In the number OF those who
| believe that prices are low enough for
| the time being. II ~ fair to assume that
! this feeling may spread to the distribut-
/ Ing trade in the East. II so, the ship
| ping demand will improve and the mar
/ ket show further strength, but In time,
/ the enormous surplus Will be the DON'T
nant control of price.
| Oats-There is no evidence Of any for
| eign demand for oats At the same time
the exportable surplus Of Argentine Is
estimated at 100000 bushels as against
4 50, 000,0 coo bushels last year and 100000
/ bushels the year before. There Is, thero-
| fore, some chance. more or less remote,
I of foreign demand In the futures
/ AS In corn the enormous surplus or
/ feeds will ultimately overcome items OF
/ a contrary nature.
! Professionally akness in hogs was the
/ reason for considerable liquidation in
/ products. Strength in grains induced
short covering ia addition % which some
/ suppoM was gives Navember lard. IL
would not be surprising TO see fair
reaction in both hogs and products.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
Births

Louis and Ethel Gray, COS South Deia.
ware, girl.
Raymond and Louise Heck, 2506 North
Gale, boy.
William and Stella Nogel, Methodist
Hospital, boy. N
Frank and Stella Bigelo~, $50 Bell,
girl.
Virgil and Alma Nevins, 949 F.. Nc
Carly, boy.
Clarence and Pansy Hall, 1885 College.
boy.
John and Jeanette De Leon, 2s spen-
Ger, boy.
George and Katherine Kelly, ST. Vim
cents Hospital, girl.
John and Olive Watson, ST. vincent's
Hospital, boy.
Frank and Irene Fox. st. vincents
Hospital, boy.