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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19
CONCLUSIONS OF
SECRETARIES IN
Weeks and Hoover Have Pre-
pared Their Report to Con-
gress on the Henry Ford Pro-
position Relative to Mussel
Shoals Purchase.

Washington. Nov IS.2Report to
Congress embodying conclusions OF
Secretaries Weeks and Hoover on the
proposal OF Henry Ford for purchase
or lease Of the nitrate acid plant and
waterpower projects At Mussel Sroal
may be made in few days. Il was
announced tonight.
The announcement came after ad
icurnment of 3 conference between
Ford and the government officials
The report. II was explained. would
merely present facts to congress fo'
consideration on final action.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19
ARsucKLE JURY COMPLETED

San Francisco. Nov. 1s.-The jury
in the manslaughter case of Roscoe
c. Arbuckle was selected at 10: is
a. m. today, and was sworn in by
the cderk.
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D. A. R. THANKS NEWS FOR
THE PUBLICITY GIVEN

Mr. e. n. Leavy. editor Brunswick
News. City, We, the members of she
Brunswick Chapter, u, A n. wish TO
express 60 you our hea~N cpprecla.
sion og your courtesy aat service 20
us sn SO generously giving o. space
IN your daily paper To the farshe,anee
og AT eur activities. and especially IN
she matter os the recent exeavtlon ia
80 Mary'a and Dungeness.
Yoars very truly.
Mr.. Clarence u 1awen,
Ger sacy Brunswick Chapter
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ENGLAND STOPS WORK on
NUMBER FIGHTING SHIPS

London. Nov. iS.-The B~.tish aa
miralty's announcement today that Il
had ordered cessation % nj work or
foar wsrsa,pa of she Seper'o- Hood
type. evok "a a chorus of approval by
prominent authorities throughout all
England.
This action. Il - estimated by na.
val authorities will save from hfty
to a hundred and ATTY million pounds
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RAILWAY LABOR BOARDS
NEW RULES READY BY DEC
lBY Associated Press. }

lBy Associated Press.
chieago. Nov. IL Hlse sgni1ea sta.
tes Railway Labor Board announced
tonight new working rules for six
shop crafts probably would be com
pleted and issued in time to become
effective on December /.
Issuance of the rules paves the
way for consideration of requests to
be filed by the roads for a revision OF
shop crafts wage schedules.
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AUGUSTA HAS BIG
WAREHOUSE FIRE
Building of Atlantic States
Warehouse Company is Part
Iy consumed.-Many Bales
of Cotton Stored Therein, but
Damage Not Estimated.

Augusta. Nov. iS.-Fire, which be
gun at 1880 o'clock tonight in the At
entlc States cotton warehouse, where
several hundred bales of cotton were
stored. burned several hours before
being brought under eontrol..
Neither the Fire Department nor
officials of the company were able TO
night to estimate the extent Of the
damage.
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On All Sides Greatest Enthnsi=
asm Prevailed, and All
Are Sanguine
MONSTER MASS MEETING Is
ON FOR MONDAY NIGHT
Judge c. B. Conyers Made 1t
Known That Females Who
Had Registered, About Twen-
ty-five in Number, Could Le-
gaIIy Cast Their Ballot in the
Election Next Wednesday.

The campaign committee in charge
of the st. Simon bond election, and
some seventy-five members Of the
general committee held an interesting
meeting at the Board of Trade last
night
The meeting was presided over by
Chairman J. B. Abrams, and on all
sides the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
Short talks were made by several
members of the committee, and plans
for getting out full vote at the ell
ection next Wednesday were COM
pleted. Speakers were named to
make three minute talks at all of the
theaters between now and election
day, and committees were named TO
visit all of the country precincts on
Monday and Tuesday in order to see
the voters there, and explain in de-
tail the general plan of the proposed
Issue of bonds.
The meeting was enthused with the
announcement that County Attorney
C. B. Conyers had just stated that
the twenty-five or more women yos
ters who bad registered IA. the conn.
i -
election next wednesday
In the mail this morning each regis.
tered voter i'm the county will receive
very strong letter from the general
committee in which the whole ques-
tion is threshed out, and in which
some matters are made clear which
have been puzzling some few of the
voters.
On Monday evening a monster
mass meeting Is to be held at the
City Hall by the advocates of the
! bond issue, and the whole question
ds to be discussed for the benefit OF
the voters. The people generally are
invited and urged to attend this meet.
ing, and the committee feels that all
citizens who are in doubt about II
should. by all means, come to this
meeting and hear the real merits of
the question discussed by wellknown
Brunswickians.
AS stated In the beginning, the
meeting last night was full os inter
est and there is no doubt but that the
election viii carry, II every citizen in
terested in the matter win do mis- full
duty.
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JAPAN TO ANSWER
CHINESE TODAY
Cpv AssOciated Press

Washington. Nov. 1s.-At tomor.
rows meeting OF the big nine". Am
bassador Shidehara. OF the japanese
delegation. will present a statement
of the japanese viewpoint in response
to proposals from the Chinese dele
gates.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Omaha Produce

Fruits and vegetable quotations fur
nished by the Gilinsky Fruit company,
1015-17 Howard street:
Bananas. per pound. 7c.
Grape fruit. California. half boxes, 81. So
Lemons, golden bowls, 81; silver CORDS.
$50
81: 2SS, s6.75; 324. $3.50.
Peaches. Foeys, $3.50.
Pears California Bartletts. s4.25: Wash
ing Bartletts. $500; Colorado, bushel bas-
kets, s3.75.
Grapes, Thompson seedless, s2.25.
Plums and prunes, giants $500; gross
$500; grand dukes $500: blue diamond
$500.
cantaIoupes. turlock standards. $3.50:
turlock flats, $l.25.
Watermelons, crate lots. per pound, &c.
Honey dews. 6-S-10 to crate, $500:
Apples. 1853 and larger .Winesaps, s3.25;
Gravensteins. 1875 and larger, s4.25; 1873
and smaller, s400
Berries. black berries, market price:
red raspberries, market price.
sweet potatoes, hamper. new stock. s2:25.
Cabbage, crate lots, 4c; small lots, SC
Onions bushel basket Spanish seed,
s25O;- sack yellow. 4c: small lots yell
Vegetables: - green @ PEI, peppers, uo, basket, ,at,
nips, egg plant, market prices.
Repack baskets. crates, $50 basket, $3.50.
Peanuts, 10 pound can. salted. $3.50;
Is pound carton. salted per pound. 12c;
80 pound pail, salted,. per pound l2c;
so pound carton. sailed, per pound. II 1ac;
175 pound barrel. salted, per pound: lie;
No. l roast, SC; No. l raw, lie; jumbo
roast. 14c; jumbo raw, tic.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
August 15. are as follows:
No l ribs, 21c; No. 2. 16c; No. 9. 1Sc
No. No. /. rounds. ] isc; No. = lshe; No. :. i5e.
No. l chucks, II nc; No. 2, 1OAc; No. 8.
shc No. 1, plates. &c; No. 2. 4hc; No.
3, Sc.
No. 2 plates, 4hc: No. 8 plates. Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Sou tn Side
Deputy Shows Speed
When F armer Catches
Him in Berry Patch

James Krajicek, deputy county
treasurer in charge OF the South Side
Office, started on his vacation yester-
DAY. Jimmy has been planning for
several weeks to lay in stock OF
elderberries and has been telling his
friends he knew where there was
a large patch of the berries.
Yesterday afternoon Krajicck and
his friend, Henry Carey, desk SER
geant at the South Side police sta
ton, started out to get the fruit and
they motored to large farm in
Sarpy county, The pair were busily
engaged in gathering the berries
when they heard shout and upon
looking around faced an irate farmer
with double-barreled shotgun in
his hand
What for you on my land?"
asked the farmer. "Get out and go
quick or you get load of buck
shot"
Both Carey and Krajicek lost no
time in getting to their machine
and creating considerable distance
between themselves and the luscious
elderberries. 1t is said Krajicek
broke al records for short distance
sprinting. He says he is still on the
lookout for some nice elderb berries.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Total ........ .17s7 1880 6!

Cattle--Only about 1900 cattle were re-
ceived today and as nearly half of them
were stoekers~ and feeders shipped in by
yard traders from other markets the
tual number on sale was very light. What
few beeves were here. both western and
native, sold about steady at the weeks
decline. Prime handy weight corn feds
brought $3.50 and some choice range
steers sold at $6.7006.S0 Feeders were
slow and barely steady. while cows and
heifers. which were in light supply, sold
readily on steady to strong basis.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
beeves, $s.50@9.s5; good to choice beeves.
sS75@9,40; fair to good beeves. $1,000
S75; common to fair beeves. $7.50@8.O0;
choice to prime yearlings, S9.7601060;
good to choice yearlings. s9.25@9.75; fair
to good yearings. $s.50@9.15: common
to fair yearlings, s7.75@S.50: choice to
prime grass beeves. s7.25@7.7s; good to
choice grass beeves. S6.25@700: fair to
good grass beeves. s5.25@6.25: common
to fair grass beeves $4,000 500: Mexicans,
$4.0005.25; choice grass heifers. $3.50
6.25: fair to good grass heifers. $4.26@
$50; choice to prime grass cows, $5.40@
900; good to choice grass cows. $4,000
5.a5; fair to good grass cows. $3.75@450;
common to fair grass cows, $2.00@350;
good to choice feeders. $675@7.60; fair
to good feeders. s60O06.75: common to
fair feeders, s5.o0@6.OO; good to choice
stockers. $64oQ7O0: fair to good stock
ers. $5.600625; common to fair stockers,
s450@b.25: stock cows. $3.06@4.50; stock
heifers. $40095.50; stock calves. $450Q
7.25; veal calves. $4.0097.50; bulls, stays,
etc, S3 006375
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
South Side Breuities

Due, to the absence of Police Judge
Foster from the city, Police Judge Wap-
pich is converting the South Side police
court at 8 a. m. When South Side cases
place on the bench at Central station
Phil Kearney Woman's Relief corps, No.
143, will picnic this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. John Click on South
Eighteenth street. South Albright. near
Chandler school house. All old soldiers
and members OF Phil Kearney post No.
2, G. A. +. will be guests of honor.
Buy coal-buy it now--but It from South
Omaha Ice company. You will get good
coal good weight, prompt and courteous
treatment. Try us for Scranton hard
coal and all kinds of soft coal. Phone
Market O033, or Market 0p76. South
Omaha Ice company. 1916 NJ street
advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Real Estate Transfers

francesca Necchio G. wife to Tony
Sena, s. e. cor. 5th and Pine st.,
443x66 .................. :....$ l,4oo
First Swedish Baptist church to
Eliza B. Yates, Burt St, $50 IT.
W. Of 30th St. s. g., 50x150. 500
Ben 8. Elrod and wife to John F.
Murphy, Mayberry ST., 100 TT. W.
of 43d St, n s., 45x10s... 5000
Mollie Sabutis and husband to
Hugh Healey, R ST., $50 ft e. of
3Sth St. s. s.. 50xl25. ............ z,eoo
Frank W. Rosters ct al to Julia
THOMAS, 14th St, IS II. s. OF
Dodge st. e. S.. 22xs6 and other soo
property ...;..;...;;'' 'VO
Matilda Schnelle and husband to
Walter r. link. Military ave, .oo
1872 It. e. Of 4sth st., 9; 8, b6xl1s S'eoV
Mary Jensen to Stine Whiteiaw' n.
e. cor. 2Sth ave and Burdet'e ST. en-,
S0x75 -. ........''..', r. N'
Joseph Barker, TT. to Lohman y;
Kreeger. 18th ST.. 80 y. H. oi
Ames ave-, W. s.. 4exlf1.
Rose c. Gentleman TO Nincenzo
ac.s hiou1, ~ s5xiio. o........... :,Sot
Fannie NJ Sargent to Franklin L.
Carmony, n. e. cor. 23d and Weo- "a,
ster ST., 76x132 DOW
Helen A. Haarmann and husband 70
Filippo Pattavina, goth ST., Ssz "a,
II. s. OF Castler ST.. W. e., 50x1OS.. z,eV'
Conrad H. Reinhardt and wife to
Harriet e Chambers and hus-
band. 35th ave-, 316' II. s. of
Martha ST.. W. s.. 40xl42. ....... $500
Thoda E. Lear and husband TO
Charles Reynolds, Larlmore ave,
Ss2 IT. W. of cath ST., S. s., 42xls5 ss'
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Farmer Says Much Hay Near
Neigh, Neb., Will Go Uncut

Peter Jensen of Neigh was visi-
tor at the local stock yards yester-
Gay looking over the market for
load or two of light steers.
Mr.. Jensen said that the farmers
and ranchers in his neighborhood
had an abundant supply OF hay
and that in the vicinity of Newport
thousands of acres OF hay will not
be cut this season. He said the con-
tract price for hay was about Sl,50
a ton and that it would cost, about
ST a ton to have it baled.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Kansas City Live Stock.

kansas city, Aug. 1g.-lU. .. buI go
of Markets.) - Cattle--Reeeipts. LOO
steers and sales Of other ow S,astfs tims Sest
steers here, $3.50; bidding unevenly
lower on ali grades but Texas steers,
asr,v sales: Texas steers in quarantine az
s2.75@455: few on native s,ae; a,rro 1o'19, 70
others, priced at IS 90 $50, Iheaiui me- sE 5o. ~
CANNON heifers around. $500; common
Gamers Gamers, $3.50; best veaiers, $3.50.
aHogs-Recepts, 1900 head; open. slow
later sales barely active; better graaes,
n,ost,v 15@25c higher. others generally
stesdy TO 10c higher; few closing sales on on
mixed mtsed ana heavy. steady to lower; bulk
n' nt sales, ss.5OQs.5O; stock pigs, steady;
few at $40. ,oo .os. oor,v sales
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; cary i'nss ues
ewes. s4.75; native lambs, slo'lo.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Omaha Grain
Omaha, Aug. 10.

Omaha, Aug. ~.
Wheat receipts today were Isl
cars, against 2l2 cars week ago
and l32 cars last year. Wheat
prices were unchanged to cent
higher. Corn was lc to lHc off,
Oats were about 1ac lower, quality
and weight considered. Rye was
Hc@lc lower and barley lM2c off.
Oats finally sold at about yester-
days prices, taken generally, and
quality and weight considered. -.
WHEAT.
No. / hard: car. $l27 dark smutty,
/ ear. $1.1o (smutty); cars, $l.0S (yel-
low).
No 2 hard; cars. sl14 (dark); cars.
SIP (darD; car, sl.llh (dark); car,
s1.OS yellow); / car, $lOS (smuttyl:
cars, sl.O7 yellow; IL cars. sl,O7
(smutty); 6 cars. $l.O6 tsmutty).
No hard: ! car. sl1S dark smutty):
! car SLIP Ozark smutty);, cars, H.1o
tdark); cars, s1.os Ozark smuttyl; /
car. sl.oS; car, $l.07; car, sl.07
(smuttyy: cars, slO7 (yellow); car,
s1,o6 cars, $1.O6 tsmutty); cars,
s1.o6 (yellow); 5 cars. sl.O5 tsmutty).
No. hard: / car. SlOs Ozark smutty);
! car. slO7 tdark) car, s1o6 (yellow);
l car, $1.05 (smutty); 3 cars, $1.O5 (yel-
low; cars, sl.oS (smutty); car. $l.02
Ozark. very smutty; l car, s1,O2 (very
No. hard: 81 cars, s1.os (smutty);
Sample hard car, $l,o3; car, $l.02;
car sl.oo; l car. sl,oo Syellow1.
ern); car, 81 rs (northern).
No. spring: car, N.o4 (northern).
No. durum: l car, s1.0S red).
No durum: l car, $1O5 (amber).
No | mixed: car, Sill; l car, s1,os.
(smutty); l car. S1.04 (smutty); l car,
s1.o4 (durum).
No. 8 mixed: car. s1,Os $50 per cent
durum) l car, s1.Ol (durum).
No. mixed: car. s1.O6; car $1O5;
$l.04; l car, s1.OS.
No 5 mixed: car s1.o5 (smutty); 1
car sl04 (sprins)i CORN
No. white: 40 car. 42c; car. 41%c;
6 cars. 411ac.
No. white: 3 cars, 41Ac
No. l yellow: cars, 42iac; 1-5 car, 42c.
No. yellow: cars, 42kc.
No. yellow: l car. 42c.
No. 6 yellow: car, Acc.
Sample yellow l car, 39kc..
No. l mixed: cars, 42c; 1 car. Acc
tshippers' weighD.
No. 2 mixed: 3 cars Acc; 1-5 car, 41c.
No. 3 mixed: 2 cars. 42c.
OATS
No. white: cars, 2Sc: cars. 27Ac; 3
cars, 27c; / car 26ac; l car, 26c.
No. white: 2 cars, 27hc; 2 cars, 27c;
3 cars. 26hc; cars, 26c.
Sample white: As car. 25c: l car, 22c;
car, 22c (heating).
RYE.
No. 2: 2 cars, 91c.
No. 8: l car, 901ac; / car, 9oc.
No. 4: 1A car. s9c
BARLEY.
No. 8: 1 car. soc; car. ACC.
No. 4: l car. 47c; 2 cars, 46c.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Aug. 1s.--Cattle-Reeeip a,uVp
head. slow; generally steady; bulls. weak
IN a5c lower: top heavy steers, $10.36; BULK
steers, sS,75@9.5o: bulk fat she,stock.. .r - =
ass; Gamers and cutters largely sZ.sS %
$50; bologna bulls, s4.25@4 $50; beef = pu1is Us.
S5dD650: veal calves mostly ss:ooWs.-o'
stockers and feeders largely s5@S..
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; mostly 2sc
SOC higher than yesterdays average,
closing better grades strong; others Yea Weak
OVER. liberal; top, s10.35; bulk light and
light butchers. s1o01o.so; bulk packing packing
sows. sS15@s.35; pigs. 2oQSoc hlshef'
bulk desirable. $s@s.6s. . nm ,o.a.
oil classes about steady; native lambs.
81 sio.so; bulk to packers around So few cat at
si0.25: seven cars Idahos, slo.lo; ouo
feeders out at $3.50: range ana iat westess os
ewes s4.e0@4.75; bulk fat natives, s5'so
m4b0. best lights, IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20

New York, Aug. 19.-The cotton Market
opened steady at an advance OF lWa
ers. in view Of the fact that the cables
from Liverpool were poor The stability
was attributed chiefly to reports on con-
tinued high temperatures in the south
Iiyerpool buying, while New Orleans and
brokers with south Atlantic connections
sold The list continued steady after
the start and soon was to points over
the previous close.
In the afternoon the market was quiet
and 8 or points net lower
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Infant Bow Dies

Russell Yost, 3, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Yost, died yesterday
at his home, Route S, Sarpy county,
following an attack of pneumonia.
Besides his parents he is survived. by
a sister, Phyllis. Funeral services
will be held from Larkin's chapel
Saturday afternoon at q. Burial will
be in St. Mary Magdalenes cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
ST Inuis Live Stock.

East ST. Louis, H., Aug. 19.-Cattle-
Receipts. 1900: virtually no native steers
marketed: quarantine Texas; she-stoek and
stockers about steady; bulls, easier; veal
calf top, ss.25; bulk, 50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; closing firm, 20 %
soc higher with good clearance; most hogs
at higher advance; top, slo.eo practical
ton. 5000; bulk light and medium
weights, s1o@1O4O; bulk heavies. ss.7eq
$40: few 800 Founders at $s.25; packer
sows and pigs, 25c higher.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. !oo head:
nominally steady; no good quaiity mere,
one deck fairly good lambs. $e.25: two
loads common at 81; culls, s49s4.So; only
sales
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Chicago Stocks.


New York, Aug l9.--Liberty bonds at
noon: 3ks, 1924; first As s7.7S bid:
second 4s, $3.50; first ANS, $3.50; SECOND
AIS, s7,74; third ANS. sl.sS; fourth As,
s7sS; Victory 3As, 1874; Victory 4as'
98.74.
Liberty bonds closed: 3lss, ss.4o; first
As. 1880 bid; second As. $780, first rs,
s7S6; second AVS. 87.70; third 4As.
a192; fourth ANS. 1892; Victory 3As,
9874; Victory ANS, 1914.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20

Sheep-Receipts Of sheep and lambs
were limited to 5000 head and no quot.
able chartye occurred in any branch hoa O.,
the trade Best western lambs were
quoted up to $l0.0o910.15 and good ma.
tiyes sold at $500. Fat sheep were
scarce with good ewes worth up to Sf'oo.
Choice light feeders are still wanted ~ up !,
to s7.75Qs.0O. but most OF the 1eeoins
lambs are moving around $3.50 g 40.
Quotations on Sheep-Fat lambs, west
erners. ss.25@10.15; fat lambs, natives;
ss.soSss5: feeder lambs, s725@s.oe; ,n eull III
lambs, s5o0@6.5o; fat yearlings. sa,uow as
g,75; fat ewes, $3.50 80; feeder ewes
ss,0o@3.5o; Gull ewes. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Potatoes-Steady re-
ceipts. IS cars; Minnesota and Kansas
Early Ohios, sacked. $500 cwt.;' Kansas
Irish Cobblers. s3.40@3.5o cwt.; Idaho
Colorado and Washington, white. sS.76@
$50 cwt.; Jersey round white, sacked
s3s0 cwt: bulk $500 cwt.; Nebraska
Early Ohios, sacked. $3.40@350 cwt.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20

New York Aug l9.--Wheat. spot barely
steady: No 2 red and No. mixed durum
81 80; No. 2 hard, s1.3l and No. ! Mani
toba, s1.7Sh C. /. +. track New York, to
arrive.
Corn-Spot easier; No. 2 yellow and No,
white. 76c; No mixed. 75i2c C. 1. I.
New York ten days shipment.
Oats-Spot, firm; No. 2 white, 4Sc.
Lard steady; middlewest. sll.20IllSo.
other articles unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20

Sioux City. Aug. le,-Cat5iemaeceihpassi ,oa,ec hsss
steers s;eeq nes8 s3.ioo@s7s; fed yearlngs, s7.so
esiesi @Io.s5; grass steers. s5:oo@7'oo; ia fat
cows and heifers, s5.oo@7:oo; Gamers, r.
sloO@s.5o; veals. Ss:oo@7.75; grass eows 20 "
$50: feeding hcifers. s3.oOQ5.oo; feeding
cows. sa.O0@4.Oo: stockers and feeders
$450G7.00.
Hogs-Recelpts 1000 head: market aec
higher; light, ss506plO.00; mixed, Ss00@
$50; heavy. s7oo@s.5o: bulk, s7sog
s.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: market
steady
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20

New York Coffee.

New York, Aug. 19.-Reports reaching
the coffee trade from London to the ef-
feet that the consignment of 200, 600 bags
of coffee to Havre by the Brazilian gov
ernment, had been as good as arranged,
seemed largely responsible for the steadier
tone of futures here today. The official
cables from Brazil We're considered about
a standoff, but after opening unchanged
to 2 points higher. the local market sold
to 5 points above last nights closing
figures. with December touching $711 or
IA points above yesterdays low level, on
@ little trade buying and covering. The
close was to points net higher. Sales
were estimated at about $4,000 bags. Sep
tember, $663; October. SIS; December
$7.0S; January, 1921; March, S7.47; May,
$7.67; July. s7.S7.
Spot coffee was reported in fair demand
with prices steady on the basis of ~ %
INC for Rio Is and l0A Qllc for Santos
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
st. Joseph Live Stock.

st. Joseph, Aug. 1s.-Hogs-Receipts,
1900 head; 10 to 25c higher; top, $3.50;
bulk of sales. ss00G9.6o.
Cattle-Receipts. 500 head: slow and
lower; steers. ss,00@10.25: cows and heif-
ers s350ml0.25: calves. s5.009700.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; steady.
lambs, s925N1O50; ewes, s35O@425.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
New York Metals.

New York, Aug 19.-Copper-Dull.
Electrolytic Spot and nearby,
12@I2kc: later, 12@12Ac.
Tin-Steady; spot and nearby, 26.00c;
futures, 26.00c.
Iron-Steady; prices. unchanged.
Lead-Steady; spot, 440c.
Zinc-Dul: East st. Louis delivery spot,
4.2Oc.
Antimony--Spot, 4.50c.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20

Savannah, Ga, Aug 19.-Turpentine-
Market firm, 55Ac; sales, 50 barrels; re-
ceipts, sos barrels; shipments, 40l barrels
stock, 10000 barrels.
Rosin--Market firm; sales, none; re-
ceipts, L, ,6SS casks; shipments S55 casks
stock, 75,446 casks,
Quote: B, D. E, ss.75; F, 1915 9ss5
G, s3.S5@3.95; H, s3.90Q4.00; I. s4OOi
x. s4.O5; NJ, s415; N, s425; VIC. $500
WV. hhn
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
New York Sugar.

New York. Aug 1s.-There was no
change in the local raw sugar market to-
day. with uncontrolled sugars quoted at
$50 for centrifugal. while Cubas were
cent rifugal There were sales of $4,000
bags Of Porto Ricos and $1,000 bags of
Philippine Islands to local refiners at
450c for centrifugal,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
Minneapolis Grain.

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Minneapolis, Aug 1s.-Flour' zoe lower
$775@S.5O.
Bran, unchanged. .oa
Wheat-Recepts, 3S4 cars eompare1
with 212 cars a year ago. Casn No.
northern. s134N @1.3s&; September
sl,24%; December, s1.23.
Corn-No yellow, 46447c.
Oats-No. white. 271s OF &c.
Barley-40 @59c.
Rye-No. 2, 95h m96hc.
Fiax-No. /, s2.02@2.04.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-20
ST Inuis Grain.

81 Louis. Aug, 19.-Wheat-Septem
s114H bid; December. s1.16B.
Corn-September, 49%c bid; Decemoei
'Ocs Oocsatswseptember, sOS bid; December
33Ac. .s.'