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Christian Church.

Bible school $50 a. m, John Fans
Ter, Superintendent. Christian En-
deavor 6 80 p. IN Communion 1890 d.
m. Preaching by pastor II a. m. and
1880 p. m. Morning subject: "A Com
mon Fallacy::" evening: Different
Kinds of Lovers" Mems class will hold
monthly social and business meeting
at church Tuesday. 1880 n. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday. 1880 p. m. Young
peoples Bible study Friday $3.50 p. m.
Maysville made big gain on Ashland
in mems class contest last Sunday.
JOHN MULLEN Minister
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sunday school at $50 a. m, ]. B.
Wood. Superintendent. Preaching by
pastor at 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Night subject will be Does the Bible
Countenance Belief in Communica
ton with the Dead?" Endeavor meet
ings 6:45 p. m.
phDp0JIp DoSfnr
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Forest Avenue NJ. Z. Church.

Sabbath school $50. Sabbath School
gospel 10:45: Epworth League $50;
preaching and lovefeast 1880. Official
Board meeting Monday at the parson-
age at 1880. z. V. COLE, Pastor.
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First Baptist Church.

Sunday school at $50 a. m, J. p
Gather, Superintendent. Preaching by
the pastor at 1915 a. m. and 7:90 p. m
B. Y. P. U. at $50 p. IN.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Pastor,
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Mr.. William Strother. of Richmond
Va, is the guest of his daughter, Mrs
w. ]. Caplinger. and family. of Sec
oDd street.
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MASTER
commissioners SALE
MASON CIRCUIT COURT.

MASON CIRCUIT COURT.
Limestone Building Association,
VS.. Plaintiff.
Sarah E. Bradley. etc., Defendants.
JUDGMENT AND ORDER OF SALE.
In obedience to a Judgment and
Order Of Sale iii the above-styled ac-
ton, will, as Master Commissioner.
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For Sale Two wall case Miss
Stella Archdeacon. 20Apr3t
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Ledger Service-Emciency
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First N. E. Church, South.

J. BARBOUR, Pastor.
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' A. D. COLE, Attorney.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

sharts--tgI u g. ~ AZ
AtatiiEgs-f-t ~ " lsH 80
8fslf. Msal-eholsp. So 6ei 10 J.
o. sdi No 81 3. 20 fsRfa
linsssd NosIaHA8 per efnt 90 %
,ssttsHsssd Aaal--ti psF esHt, az %.
MhmiEy Fsaa-Mhiis ssa.H9, isilasi
nai,srmiik@raudsu ssd. s 20 . hbls
: isiRs per IT,. fake eaitsFIniiA, Doc %
SEQ lbs., 4isg per ~,
EsEs sheiis@pflri and Efoahi' lsazlh
safss' i'ss' rsF 81, Ay
The price N prairie has sss advanced
again this N6ek. soc 90 llttu hrlhH added
u Upland prairie No J AMI No Y ana
on Midland prairie Ne ! aud 20,
Receipts faF the Wask were bEh', aHlf
- tars hrHsihg ~ Omaha iar the wees
ending Ff.daF sp ears % nfalfis an
change 10 h claimed that car AhpflAsa y
tie dlfert cause ~ the smtli NpluiAu 81
TfaftpIa nu the tnrai market
Demand IL fairly good ana ls TAXING
practically All receipts As tact as the nay
prices below are for carload lots
Upland rraifls~ No, !. il..sa 20 W. ?.
80 q iiioe 20 iiAeai No. j. b's' 70
Midland pralris-So !. 1880 70 tlaoo.
No 2. iitqp 10 iiLbo. No. :, fep TO
I.aWlAud pfaiHe-No. !, 1900 10 iioesi
Ne $500 ~ OIL CO.
AlfHlfa--Nu. !, lif.sp 90 tis,oe slanhs
siraw-uat. Iaoo 20 t.oo. wheat, 1890
to $3.50,
Tho week has tesn another one OF fbiss
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saFtua No. J. PEI ha4, .ssS caiarsaa
faHtalanpss flats. see pa hsh. $50.
AiiiKataF rsATs seeafdiAE " size. aas saps
0kea. HalioRi dates, per 10, lses
vEdEEAhi.Eh
pAfaiassI Nebraska kari4 Ohio NJ, ],
socks per rNt. 81 9p@ ~ He'd river
ohlos. gi.ss awset petataes. Nirsinia,
push / basket, $50. Potatoes. ssssl, Viz
siRla. Ger barrel iiRa Patatafss sweet
sauthsfn, bushsl baskst. 81 20. New
bests carrots, FHTstns, tsppsfss per bas'
ket. sa0fpe iuiahaEas, per 70. st'
EkF plant, Aeiaftsdl da6sHf III
llems arawn tomatoes. per eshs .s.
llems afaHn cnegiahsts, ms ssA ., sl,ss,
Onions ilgms HfoMn, PEI ae.'n
ioc, tmnsftsd spahiah cations, per sn,H
$3.50, Iowa yellow onions psf sMl'
$50 Iowa red onions, pound NC
Head lettuce q and ~ descent p#f
CRATE, aiB1H co. Head lettuce per dgt.'
ia8 Sew home grown cabbage, crate,
per ~, g. fsfs,ss, .9.ra . ~, nss'
sggk. Michigan SsieFY, tquisg tdaba es''
sry. t:bgiiS. Celery cabbage, per d.
FLOUR.
Local mills advanced prices nf flanr ~
glfe saturday Quotations below are
o. b., Omaha
frat patent, ~, .t..''''''s'Ft+s't' 20. ~
Fancy el'ar rs fg i:iii'''''''''''''' '''
All nill feeds have been advanced
about 81 90 per ton during the week lAns
seed and r0tt8n.aad meal have also been
advanced about ii.00 per ton. Thsig Wts
a RIfaht advance ~ the price 81 Hlinifh
msal aud h0fniny feed IL 90 higher,
Prices At which manufacturers and job.
beers are selling thsif products IN fouhi
lois "A omaha fhlinwf
Bran--'?b,oo 20 ssitoQ, ass.
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East g. Louis. Oct T-Cattie--Re.
csipts, 1900 head. compared with week
ago. beef steers. 20 90 and up. steady 10
strong. common and medium, rs III zoe
lower best western KraFHHIN, i0Mgba
lower. others Static lower: best light
ysaritng steers and hriferH, steady, oth-
efs. Boo lower. beef cows Gamers aud
bulls. 2sc lover; light calves. 2bItpe
lnwer. si0ckcrH and feeder steers. l5M?5G
lower. top for week. long yoarlinRs.
it75s mhturod steers. siI25s bulAs for
week. fed steers. taG0nii.0o. west, m
rrasssrE. Nt0MTi0. liEht yeaTllngs, 500
Isk1. COWS. i3bhWi55. cannera, 1850
$50; bulls. '3,2bui25
HoRH-ReceiDtA, 900 head fairly Re-
tive on weight above 100 pounds steady,
bulk ITO 10 200.pouHd averages. lg.C6m
g76a hogs averaging better thEn 200
pounds. extremely scarce. few horn go
Ing at io75QGGo. $500 bid for choice
load 22b.pound butchers; market. D1i5e
lower On 100 TO 1G0.p0und averages. gulka.
- 3bF9I0; no pigs sold: bidding darply
lower. packer s0wH. steady. s7.75At IS.
sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 1900 head;
market for week. b0W75e lower on fat
lambs; 50cnIi00 lower on cufs; .5e
lower on fat sheep; other aged classes
top lambs early In wcak.
$1,000: quote chntcg TO prime, 1a.OJW
1895 weeks hulk fat lambs. N2.zhD
1925 culls, $500 500: fat light ewes,
1915: heayies. t5.00W3,B0.
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day

rTAalRF ii hides ~ith trading restricted
generally 10 immediate requirements ~
cal buyers kaY that tahHffs are ret Us
posed q anticipate thsiT Natts, ss lhss
ssF leather conditions Nili DOT Nattaht
q, ANA they are setas hlshs Va a hasa W
ttsssssT. prices ta che iaeAi maFkrt
are rFm III aluhs lbs hnt ani sense
quotations NFta advanced saturday " sh-
tiripstinn 81 better tantttipns ~ thn nat :
set nnnlFF ssathsf maB have hsd Hs
effect pn the advantage OF prices also
THIS ts reflected iH the tallas ara Efsass
market Nhieh ganuHuet firm with 20 :
hrfrE m#Aa A. advances ~ sc - ~
The sgprlg d tees thHh the demand AZ
present Wh'rh u an enEaaTasihK outlook
iiufan hsnrs have been advanced aGalnt
sHd hides o. snui quality ATE wanted
Calf SKINS hfe lulgt lut firm
There II a E0od demand Tor wool ana
sheep sAiss, ana bafFfa arc interested IN
10th
Price. beiss paid by local buys. fol-
curtsn, nserlp, nidss-No, !. Use. No
:. iss.
grssn nldss-ao !. iisi No. ., I0e,
liuiip--Nes !, i0rl Ne :, ge,
branded Hidfs-Na !, Toe,
kip--so. !, itei No. 2, igBe.
Gsif-Sa. /. ice, No ilse,
psarunaazSa l. soc each
ulua calf and kip=Aps I, &c.
nlus Hides !, &C.
iloFae Hlass--Na, l. $3.50. No. :. taED,
PonisH and Diusa---Iiss0 each
coits-gEs each: har skins Ice each
dry hides. No. l. left dfy saiied, lie. dry
glue, 7e wool psitH ii.as Go nee for full
sOhIad SKINS syrins lambs fLe 20 Eae for
late tah. off shshrlinss, 500 % shs. Ne.
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Ns,y York Coffee.

New York, oct II--The mafket fF col-
fee futures was irregular today. with busl-
ness 80 quiet that prices responded TO
small orders either way. The opening wah
. points higher to 2 points lowea and
after selling up TO 9.l0c for Ma1h on
scattered covering. the price eased off 70
s.O4c under a little liquidation or trade
selling. The close was net 1 point higher
10 II points lower the late months be-
Ing relatively easy. Sales were estimated
NJ about 1000 bags. Closing quotations.:
October. g. Jc; December. 9Jic; January
90Gc: March. 9.04c: May, s.9sc; July,
Ss2c: September. s64c.
Spot coffee, quiet; Rio rs, 10 to r0b c !,
Santos 4s Is TO i5Ac.
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New York Bonds

Me- FaFk. orl f-haaa tF4aiAE vas
fairly active and the market Irregular
tHrrigu Issues wFrh stiHAtiN loser 20 hnaF
eaHtiss feEistsFtd small advances
psHFer s RIO GFahaa impfnf smsff .
aHd 81 Faui general as advanced !
H1lnfs over FFidaFs aHafatipns- EalaFHde
4 Southern refusing A#s hrpAhifh haFlA
Transit rs, At,aHiiF Fruit la AHd sAfll
- advanced point safh N lhs aaf
tfadins
In the Domestic Hsi saFfolk 4 wssisFn
fsHyrfiihla g DEFINED ! Y pslhta 80
ursat AaFihefn iAs and frtas Faftts
ffsts last a paibia each Aiehtsah ~,
Iustmeut stamped A. Amsfifan lslsih4As
faHFsftihls O. and iHFinslhla on " saeh
Lost Iainis ,.,
Notable fsFs ssiens in foreign securities
Nffr MssirHH laTsn - win IL Pglhs
loss and Mafssillvs d ! paini al.
Liberty issues ssfn mostly hlshsf Vim
Fains N 3 points for IN. avs, IA raias
IN The saFafa as and 10 points Tor ne
third 49, ......
Total safes tpar yaiasl ~sFs ff.ss,ese
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New Ynrk GenernI.

New York, oct, 7--When firm
No. northern spring, si2Hh No. 2 red
and No. 2 hard winter. Sf.2si9; No. 1
Manitoba, si.2i and No. mixed du-um,
siOsh. ali nominal c. :. (. track New
York spot
corn-spot, firm; No. 2'yelbow and No.
2 white, SEC and No. 2 usxed s5h
G. l. T. New York all nominal
Oats--Spot, firm: No. 2 white, SIC.
Bard-Firm: Mlddlowcs. }f2.2541235.
Other articles unchanged
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New York, Oct THE raw sugar mar
ket was quiet at 81 for Cubas. cost and
freight, equal to 52sc for Centrifugal,
with no sales reported.
Trading In raw sugar futures was light
and mostly OF an eveninE-up character.
T. Final prices were 2 to points net
higher. Closing: October 337c; Deccm
her, 3.35c; March, aide; May. sac. Most
OF the refiners were closed and little
fresh business was reported 81 refined
sugar. Prices we're unchanged at $3.50
6.Gae for fine graduated
Sugar futures closed steady; October,
3.S7c; December 3.35c.
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Butter Markets, Firm.

Chicago. Oct 7.--I3utter markets were
firm during the past week. Production
lighter. Supplies Of medium and lower
grades. appeared ample to take care of
immediate demands. The moyeme5t of
storage goods was heavy fo< the season /,
Closing prices of 92-score tSitter foliow:f
New York, 45c: Philadelphia. 45kc; Boss
ton 44c: Chicago 43c.
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Chicago Livestock.

| Chicago, Oct i-tU. y. Dept, OF Agri-
culture. --Cattle--Receipts, 1000 head.
f.Narket compared with week ago: Few
bstrlctly choice and prime long fed steers
ftHd ycarlings. uDeyeny higher. extreme
top beef steers. sie70; 45c higher: best
flons yoarlings, 6bc higher at 1895. other
\ native beef steers, uneyeny 25m75c low
4 or; short feds frequently off more; west
| ern grasscrs, largely 25W40c lower; beef
vows and hetfsrs. uneyenly lbW50c lower /.
Gamers ans cutters, steady TO 16c lower;
bullR, bu2Jc lover: veal calves, 32.6W
go off; stocksrs and feeders largely 25c
lower. Weeks bulk prices: Native
beef steers. s915@l.5O; western grasaers.
sG.5007.5 SO; stockers and feeders. $3.50
750: beef COWS and heifers a15Qs 90;
calves, slO60n11,25.
Hogs-Recelpts, 5000 head; market.
fairly active, around steady; bulk ITO to
2G0-lb. averages. s9.75Q9sB: top, 1920;
good and choice $50 TO 3l5-lb. butchers.
50 .50Wg.60; bulk packing sows. $500
500; estimated holdoyer, 1000 head;
heavy, ss7D@g.s5; medium, s9.G5N00s90;
light, s9,T5 1880; light lights. t910@
. 50s packing sows, smooth. f7.j0Ws.25;
packing sows. rough, Fo097Go; killing
pigs, ys.75@0.25.
Sheep--Recelpts. 1000 head: market.
steady. Compared with week ago: Fat
native lambs, Use lower: fat western
lambs, 25Q40c lower; feeding lambs, 35
70 soc lower; sheep, steady to 25c lower;
closing top native lambs, $685.; bulk.
y13OOQ1350; culs, mostly s9.00@s.60;
choice western lambs, si4.35; fat heavy
ewes, s350D400; lighter weights up to
Sc so. closing top feeding lambs, SlS.25.
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Sioux CITY Live Stock.

Sioux city. Ia, Oct. 7.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head; market compared to
week ago Fed steers and yearlings,
strong; warmed up steers and yearlings,
weak; yearling top, $1l.75; heavy. $ll.50:
fat COWS and heifers. weak. csc lower;
Gamers, csc lower veals, steady, good
feeders, Use higher; top, $3.50; calves.
steady; bulls stays. etc. 25c lower; feed
ing cows and heifers, steady. 25c lower;
stocxers, steady, strong; top, $500
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head: market
lights, 10c to 15c lower: others, steady;
butchers. sS.00@9O0; lights, s9.50ms.G0;
packers. $7.00QS.0O; bulk OF sales, $3.50
9.25.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 900 head;
market compared to n week ago; Lambs,
800 and more lower; late top, $1,000;
feeding lambs, 800 lower; fat liRht
ewes. steady; top. 5000; breeding ewes
in good demand.
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Foreign Exchange.

New York, Oct. 7.-Foreign Exchange
Firmer.
Great Britain--Demand. 81, nh; cables,
3.42ia: 60-dny bills on baDks. $440A.
France Demand. .076iAG cables.'
.07GiH.
Itaiy--Demand, 0429; cables. .0429h.
gelgium-pemand; .o7lih; cables, .o7l2.
Germany7-Demand, .O004A; cables,(
000i 5-16.
Acknowledgement, 1852; cables, $685.,
Norway--Demand, .17f0.
Sweden--Demand, .2G52.
Denmark--Demand .2037
Standardization 1862
STRAIGHTFORWARD, 1913.
Greeee--Demand, .02s5
Northumberland, 1857.
Brazil--Deman nd. .1175.
Montreal--l 90 2-G4
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New York, Oct cotton goods con.
tinped active and strong today. Prices
Mere higher on some Of the shcetlngs and
print cloth numbers Yarns were firmer
Wool goods sold steadily and further lines
OF spring goods were reported as sold UP
and withdrawn
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Kansas City Mo, OCT. 1.--fU. =. De
/partment Of Agriculture --Cattle--Re
cclpts. 1900 head. For week: Better
grade beef steers mostly strong to 25c
weak TO csc lower some medium grass
ers Off more; fat she stock generally
weak to soc lower; Gamers, steady; bulls
mostly 25c lower; calves uneyenly 25P
SI.00 lower; stock cows and heifers,
steady to CSC lower; stock calves, steady
to soc lower.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; market ac-
tive to packers, few early sales, steady;
most sales, 1Oc to Csc lower than yester-
days packer market; top, $3.50; l65 to
226 Founders mostly s9.0o@s45; bulk.
g4O to 3OO-pound. ss,75@9.35; bulk of
sales, sss0W9.50: packing sows steady,
mostly S7,25m750
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000 head.
For week: lambs, 75cW100 lower; top,
s1A.0O sheep, slow, about steady; iced
Ing lambs, 5Dlbc lower
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New York, Oct. 7--lsvaporated Apples
Nominal
PFunes and Apricots--Flrm,
Peacnes--Qulet
ka.slnf-Steady
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M 4As naa # t,
Nases ~ tests F#afs M
aa tfn5 FHsf. s
sass a uus s i.
ltk4stA
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Financial
NEw YORK TIMES.


New York, Oct. IF the action ~
todays various markets was 20 10
judged according 10 the relation Of
the various movements 10 important
aspects ~ tie general situation. the
renewed advance IN sterling exchange
and tho strength u wheat prices
would be first In interest, Neither
market touched the high level Of the
week. but sterling ended the wask
with d Sac rise Tor the week and
wheat, selling sac a hushei above tho
price 81 barely three weeks ago ana
measurably above tho dag preceding.
Indicated the presence ~ other forces
than the noW disappearing "war talk
n the weeks strength in exchange
points 20 the better state n things IN
Europe. 10 the recovery IN grain
prices on legitimate grounds IL an ins
dependent factor In our own situation
both economic nnl political while
exchange on Paris and London rose,
the German mark fell today % another
low record price. Measured In hun
dredths ~ cent u touched az. as
against the Of the August currency
panic.
Change. Equally Divided.
Nothing came 20 tsHt By way ~ taudeus
eiHH In todaya htnEh market except rope
titiun n the HltFaaFiraH bidding ~ ana
holding down ~ speculative Htuthn ~ pEus
feHaaunl EpfculHtnrH Tho days net
changes were about equally divided be-
tween advances and drF.iusH The more
interesting comparison y With me iinai
prices ~ week aga. The uniform ana
~ many eases emphatic recovery iHdls
Gates tho retreat from an agHrhonH tuars
ulali1u for the decline. BHt tha last tNn
Or three days have shown nothing but
confession ~ judgment
IN the bond market afro. the week has
been one ~ distinct recovery. which has
affected Liberty bonds along with others.
Those bonds have never moved wholly IN
line with ideas Or expectations regarding
tho trFaHuryH forthcoming announcement
OF the terms II the new fffundinE loan.
Average Higher.
The London Efdu9mlsta monthly aT-
efaRu o. English commodity prices pub
lishtf today. was interesting chiefly -
showing the opposite movement ~ such
prices In England and M this eouniry. ON
our own average II hHs been rising slow
~ and practically without Interruption
for 10 months II II now nearly IS per
cent above the low point reached IN June
The London average. on the other hand,
has been failing pretty consistently durs
Ing the same period and IL now stands
~ per cent below last August ana lis. /
per cent below that october date 10 1921 |
In measure, this undoubtedly reflects
the marked recovery Of the pound ntef. /
ling towards It's gold parity and the con. |
tlnuance u ''dafuiion." on october I. our 1
ows prices had been brought down 20 per /
cent from postwar the maKinums En-
glands also are down over 30 per cent |
But comparison with 1914 shows our own 4
position Of advantage. The BradEtreet /
index number makes our present average i
a3h per cent above the prewar month. |
The Economist average shows Englands |
prices to DO stlil nearly 60 per cent.
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Omaha Produce


T .. twhslasalsi
II Quotations furnished b state Depart
insni ~ Agriculture, bureau 81 hatAsss
eaAa AaiAssihs rrTTrE
b Creamery market EktFas. stei extras.
tErsih tuls. ias. standards. s-e. iifsls,
Z OMAHA tagaFs are paylns ESQ for ialss
Abuttsr sha IS Tor tresh paeking stock,
4 BuTTEhfAFs
statloa price. ~ aslssfed Omaha. SIC
n tans
so delivered omaha. soc per doa. /:
& IA = sirf CRACKS isfi Hans BUYERS arc
H. tihs issal eass count. Fats eis
& Jabhins rtiefs % rslsl.ets 40 ! nass'
Y POULTRY ..
Live proilsfa, ale. springs. lie. hsas,
{ iee. ducks, Fat. i2ei gssss, tat fun teath-
hered. Ice. tutAsSs ssVste, according 20
slas ana conditions Lasharns about Sc
Rsss than athsn.. sick. etipplaH Aha saIlh
prssrsdt springs. saei hfoiiers. siai
hhsns. ssWsdei feoslsts. ifei ducks. $50
plee' turkeys, a,gsee ,.,r.
I Wholesale prices Of beef cuts are as
81 ~. No. / lain., 5se. 10 .eei 70.
81. Zoe, No. ! ehucks. ilhe. No. Q. ioe.
70. : 7e, No. platte. sAe. No. .. shai
New eoeoahnt, sacks about loo count.
|fgv0. Black vslaus In SACKS, per ID.
sse Sicily round nibarta. sacks Der ~.
yiae. fecans, according 20 size. sacks. H.,
sag1ie Washed nrssiia, according to
iium soft SHELF per H.. zoe. California
. Almonds. sati shell. sacks. h.. ssc, Pea.
biuts, raw accounting 10 Hiza. saolss, 7ts4
lhc. Peanuts. roasted. according to size.
cHEEsP
hing prices Tor No. ! fancy stocki twins,
/ Use. y. daisies 2Ge3 u. daisies, ave
young Americas. 2Ghc; langhorns. 2ebei
~. prlnb. 2sei brick, z'e.
New Comb Iloney--st sections. per
|sefats. G4100l76 New extracted clover
h0Hey. l0-lb. cats. cana TO case. per
=. Bananas, Sc. Oranges; Extra fancy
california nasels, 200 size ana larger per
fI0x. ;iy.G0; 2i6 size. 5000; $50 SIZE.
1900: 2ss size. 500: 52t size, 1900:
|tG0 size. $3.50. California lemons; AGO.
90 sl4e per boz. !s.Soqio.so; choice 900.
.ioo,, 800, Isl. Is of Pine. sfapsf l
|rizo 80. $500. size 40, $3.50. size. ~, 1910
1850. 1896. 5000 cranherrioa. Dbl, 100
.'lbs, fiz.91i eranbsrries. box ~ lbs, 1900.
Apples. Basket cooking. ti.0T JOnsthAns,
.len. bu, bsk., sic5. Fancy Washington
yiiartletts. per box 1880; Michigan Keller.
basket. tt.G0: Colorado Keller. basket,
1900. Colorado Elberta Peaches: Per box,
ft25; fancy Utah Elbertas, per bu. bsk..
tabout 90 lbs. 81. b0UI.75. California prnnes.
tiuit case bulk. about Is lbs, 400.
grapes. 5'hasKet crates. .p@ crate. Ills;
Home grown grapes, GLIB baskets. per
basket, a3Mabc; Tokay grapes. 4.bnsltet
crates. s275W30O. California figs, "a
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Chicago Pro.,ue,

Kansas clty, Mo. Oct wheat. No.
hard. ti05HiIz Corn, No white.
fshr. Hay No, ! clover. ii.oo higher.
si4.o9alt.oe
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N. Y. Curb Bonds

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Ass fnfk rsFb hana market Today we're
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New York Quotations


Range Of prices OF the leading stocks
furnished ~ Logan 4 BRYAN. ga petars
Trust building:
RAILHOAng
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chicago oct. --Rptter-Unrhangei.
fsss~-rnehangsd, receipts. 1885 cases.
Poultry ALIVE, unchanged
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Il,lcnrn Stncks

Range OF prices Of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan, 2is
Peters Trust building:
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bar Silver

New York Oct T,--Forelgn BAR sliys
=-b9Ac.
Mexican Doliars--S2Ae,
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Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis MINI, Oct, f--Whsai, cash
No / northern slos@tiai December
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To Improve Education
And Health Coodi-
tions Among Indians.

Plans for the improvement Of
the condition of the Indians through
out the entire country, with par
ticular regard to health and edu-
cation. are being worked out by
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Charles H. Burke with the ap-
proval of Secretary Fall, and an
increase in the estimates for the
Indian Bureau will no doubt be-
asked in the next Indian appro-
priation bill.
The American Red Cross re-
Gently acceded to a request from
the Interior Department for the
assignment of three trained nurses
t. be detailed to the Indian Bur.
eau for one year, as the first step
in Commissioners Burke's pro-
gram. In addition, plans for en-
Iarged school facilities to educate
10000 Indian children of school
age, not now in school, are being
worked out. Approximately 5000
of this number belong to the Ma
vajo tribe and have never been to
school. .
The nurses assigned to the In
dian Service, it is said, will make
survey Of conditions on Indian
reservations and give a demons
tration of what may be accom-
plished by women trained as
nurses and in welfare work, to lay
the foundation for asking Con
gress for an appropriation to en-.
able the Indian Bureau IT, employ
on the reservations specially
trained women for matrons and
general field service, according to
the Commissioners plans.