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60 ,nr4 Cmion.

Sfw YORK.. OCT - rottgn prices hd-
yanfnd 10 new high levels today There
was a resumption ~ Fridays active buy
ing movement and IN the fiffi few min-
uiea the lat Was bid up Is 10 10 points.
Realizing, which vas present IN hubstahs
tlhl volume. was well absorbed, there be-
Ing good demand from spul houses, Liver
p00i and New ORLEANS Tie bpylng sos
Was approached Hlth mare Confidence
BUYING power gathered new strength N
The last hour ana the price list moved
forward rapidly. scoring net sam or
about % H. 20 points IN the nnnl fsW
minutes ~ business Ahpfis covered &C.
lively and there waH He7''ered trade tup-
pou and iltts new VIII street bnyihE.
Profit taklnR on the upturn was npt ~
heavy Ha expected, witch shoWed tpat
bulls we're nTiniY enitenehed FlnAl binH
vsfe not faf from he best. Up " to
10 points rhs local spot manct was
auatad ~ apfr pound
scot cotton. fteady; 20 9bc for middins
INLAND 90 points advance
southern MARKETS galveston, ~ zoe, v
uofAn ndyance; New orleans, ~ 0oc, 20
toinfa advance. savannah, 2s3tc. y
points adyhncef Augusta, ~ W. -
roints advance. Memphis, ~ NC, ~
POINTS advance; Houston, 2 2bc, sb poih.s
sdvnnee. Little Rock. zzbOe, ~ points
advance.
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SIOUX CITY Live stock.

Sioux CITY, OCT, 2I,--CattIf-KeceIptH'
! 500 head. market compared to week
ago: Choice fed steers and yearlings. zoe
higher. warmed up fed steers and yearl-
lines steady; beef steers, top si2.7b; grass
cows and heiferA strong. Gamers Wl5e
higher; yeals steady; top. $1,000; feed
erB weak. 2Gc lower calves steady top
1926; bulls steady; feeding cows md
hefefs steady: stockers opened CSC lower.
Bogs--Receipts $500 head. market
steady to strones butchers, $3.50 $40;
lights ts90W9.0 90; packers, s775Ws25:
bulk OF sales, fsOOQ9O0.
Shcep--Receipts. 200 head; market
compared 20 week ago: Lambs zoe high
CT: ewes Soc higher: top, 1850.
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East 81 outs ~, oet II - alif
naeslpis isaos compared with NasH go,
Hr.f sieers ta0stf hiEhers feHs hha
sfarhsr stesta Csc hlghft fsnRsts, leM
IT. hiNhsf hails. steady bulls llAh, ttai
eaises d hiKhefi tnp fog Msths wtlA.eN
stasr.. SECS. FsstiinFs ti' coz halks ~
a.st Fel steets - AaHi3es leeeF
sfades tEshmtfat Ntaierhs - zsWs 81
ESQ rfht bsafltHsss a. egu asaf hihafs
a laHkaar laas ttffutlt. saHesfa ~ 30
MtssI tqls. ttis6taai $50 steers
ttttMtsa
Wars H~sHfrts ffai aefiss sirens
ga fnlar hlaah#F atFanfa H9elA ~
- MA Naht NKhfss tWF, ssee hilA iARe
mf seeiaeHs 49, NN t4tAsHsa Hiss
6af Hshf UFkfa 81 attt So. rssksf samH
5ffaIF bells ttstNftt
fha.n tut famts flHis Fe o.
aaatI 30 smfs trniI. hiEtef f4ilt
81 a1 hlsktfi 30 sFtHrfH HsM
fll eaHf Hss4fl itta SEQ ts@sA SO
hs wees iaWtk tiNeft aiH
NtHh 1881 Hetkffa tt5MAt fsi
Ehl Hts w hssFlfA tta#MtHt
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-, yo,k roffe..

Nav York oct, 2i-e1he market TOT
eoffes futures opened unchanged 70 an
,dyanee 81 q points IN responss to slightly
sleadier cables from Mo There was very
~ nam . 100 10 g20e for March, the
MARKET showed no special feature with tho
rloelDg net points lover. 20 " pons
hlghlr. generally within Or points
either wy ~ Fridays closing nRuffs'
October and December, p.5lc; January
zoe, March. siSc; May soSc; July.
sg7e. September. ss3c.
gpot coffee sfeadIer; RIO IT, loHc;
Santos n, f5MfbAc
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New York, oct 4t--Thefs were M
fresh developments IN local raw sugar
market today and IN the Absence 81 bust
nets prlces wefs unchanged at 5Hc FOR
cubas. cost and freight. equal TO . 03c
for CENTRIFUGAL
Trading In raw sugar futures WAS light
with operations Of an evening Up char
acter. Prices closed unchanged from yes
terday's close. Closing. October, 370c;
December. q SIC: March, 51Gc; May. S2Gc.
Tho refined sugar market WAS un-
changed. st e.5006.90c for fine gran
Ukted.
There was q sale OF one lot OF Noyem-
Der IN refined futures 81 o.90c. an adj
vance Of points
sugar futures closed steady; approw-
mato gaies. 800 tons; October, 37pc; De-
cenlber, 3.52e. March, 3lgci May. ..2gc.
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l.hoeD aD1 Lambe-ReceIpts 30 head
Quotations were n0mlnSlly steady today
with small arrivals not offered for sale
= he weeks trading IN fat lambs has been
~ strong 10 higher prices. total advance
of z6DgGc, Western lambs are selling
largely vt tt39GM1426 and fed clipped
lambs at tl500Wt2.f0. Feeders we're
about steady early IN tho week and slow
the last few days with current quotations
weak 10 2se lower than q week ago.
Sheep arc 25W56c higher, ligdt ewes sell
ing at 1875.
Quotations on sheep; Fat lambs, good
10 choice f5.76M14z6: fat lambs, fair
10 rood. t5.26Wt3.76; lat clipped lambs,
tf2.75mf3 10 feeding iambg fi2.664J2T6:
fat ewes light, 1l76Mg.95; fat ever.
heavy, s8t1M450, feeder ewes $500
5.55.
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Chicago Potato Market.

Chicago. oct Il --Potatoes-stoady; re-
ceipts, 1876 cars: total United States ship
mcntts. 1,29i. Wisconsin sacked and bulk
round whites, 90cWsi.O0 cwt Minnesota
sacked and bulk round whites. s0@s6c
cwt; Minnesota bulk Red RIVER ohios.
H.I5m120 cwt North Dakota bulk Red
River Ohios. sLt6@1.20 cwt.. South Da-
kota sacked round whites. goa 95c cwt.
South Dakota sacked early ohios. sl,05
10 CWt
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Ne,y York General.

New York. oct. 2i.--Whest--spot, sasyj
No / northern spring $40; No. RED
winter, af.37; No hard winter, 1881
No / Manitoba, ,I22 and No. durum
tilg g. T. T. track ~. Y. spot
corn-spot. easy. No. yellow and
No 2 white oiHc and No. 2 mixed. sis
c.If. all rail.
oats-spot. easy; No. white, s7ho.
other articles Unchanged
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parenl.reachef Body Of
Gates school Meets Nav, |

tfa ilenfF NJ Aaies Hhtsal = ~
tasi tNs bf4t mheiWN NJ 3s tafsHA'
isaehtf ass ssNn Aatfmtff 4
Mss Mas pAMlpi H.uta lHsifue
taF ~ ca sehrsi Nill size = tala
90 ils sf0ff e hlas'e anifs stssa
VIA lhe asa q FapIh and mAsta "a
alu dfn ssifsta lha rgN tfsnsh -
49,
iits MF gsAln = taHsA Ffsss.t
tslsa eHatfh sti sliH saaft Fssss~
- ha SEAS q ~ ta'f laHa Miss
tN1eihf FIeasaazh vta tss : isssaii
- effsHe sa 80 tsn1ss ihfss
80 faif Fi4sta4
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kannfa 1858 see Hf~Fsflif ~ gif
ass 500 Es5sH - s 80 sirfla
fIaaIlf sitaHf fa HIFsf e ~
asta tsH iAAEst tsf t ssai9
sffaas eahaF#F sHttf a. t Hef.
sh calves l8fH fttaas ta Va AsAes
ia attsf ssssss HF#ft eisa4H
WHas NsssFa 1H hfst WHfaet
sfina FsAfs HaHaF % 8
aHaa HFsf aNFaAf tE seas STA 4.f
srrasts 4sasH Hffaf Sea- ttt4 ta.H
lsa ftIHats ta t8E 81 lilf
Nfit ssaff Htaff fslfssla
NfHsfs ss ss Hssff
ttffHEf
aHf F4H ht tHEsf fH
ftff8 e#
FRNef @H f fAHf
tIt H
A8s sHts - Msfs
- tass tassN
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Now York. oct. a. Foreign Exchange
-.Eagier.
Great Britain, Demand. b4GA cables,
tt4g4 CD-dny bills on banks, ~ ~.
France. demand. 72fA cables. 73ba.
Italy. demand. I7h: cables, I7t
Belgium. demand. 6slh cables. Gs2.
Germany. demand. .ozAi cables.
.02 bio.
Holland, DEMAND 59i5; cables, 39is.
Norway, demand 1875.
sweden. demand, 2G70.
Denmark, demand z0og
Switzerland. demand, 1891
SPAIN demand. 1895.
Greece, demand. EOS.
Poland. demsnd. Of
czeeho aioy6kin, demand, 52g.
ARGENTINE. demand 1926.
Brazil demand. 1925.
Montreal. II OOM
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by CHARLES ID. MICIitEi.s.
Omaha lee LEASED Wire,

| phhafNs tfs fffseEb WV
Chicago. Oct. 2i.--Action of the
grain markets showed that the heavy
selling for profits on tho recent bulge
had not yet been thoroughly 81.
gested
Prices were on the down grade a
good part 81 tho day. There was fur.
Their liquidation by longs In the Sep
TENDER deliveries. They went 30 a
wider discount under the May. There
also was general evening up on the
part Of local longs md also Eofne
bear pressure. local sentiment being
leHs bulliEh than of late.
Closing trades showed net losses Of
fs2M1-se ON wheat, while corn WIS
Of ia &c; oats. ia r., and rye, 3s
al 7sc, December leading in al
grains. Lard finished Unchanged 10
2 f2c higher, aud ribs unchanged.
While all grains sold 0t ne@ high
figures for the geason In tho last
week, tho bull movement was checked
by heavy profit taking sales. ~ the
last wheat was 5sc lower 10 1.4e
higher, compared with the finish the
previous week Corn was f.8c higher
% lac lower, oats. raj CSC lower.
and rye, 7sWi lac lower. Lard was
unsettled with October 7 re lower.
and the deferred futures l5c higher.
Ribs were noTninaily unchanged.
Export Demand Quiet
Aside from he fart that wheat has had
good bulge u late. there was nothing
N the situation 10 eaHse any yneanness
smong the blils. winnipeg showed
strong underions sud Liverpool was IN.
changed 70 10 lower or about W line
With expectations A. tie same time IT..
lie y heard regarding export demand.
which eaush some 10 beilsVe the advance
Nhsst0o fact cOmfussiDn houses, on the
whole, continue ~ advocate purchases on
The deellhfa
Corn ana oats were AFFECTED mainly by
the action u wheat and reports ~ d bet.
ter ear situation IN apOts In the central
west With Indications u larger arrivals
in The immediate future. Basis On cash
earn Was y NJ Ne lower IS compared With
the NniSh ~ me previous day The trade
iook for n falr deef6afa IN the Wsibls
supply ~ corn ~ be shown IN Mondays
statement Country offefings were not
lgfRe
ne vas sold VI local trader and the
n0rtbweEt and while receiving good SUP
port ~ times, cl0aaa well tOwsrd the
bottom Ths northwesten markets had
's' -" pn sote.. ,
with decline of ih@2e in cash corn
ana HW1c IN oats and an easing IN
prsmlutDB 81 The Heab0ard thnre ig Il
feeling among oaRh handlers That business
VII be- improved should there b. fur
her decline The dr0y IN 0at premiums
tadaf brought better demand. With sales
II 100000 bushels here for export
f4.f,a assA .sff ,.ssa fgs
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knn.n. city GrnIn.

Kanaas CITY. Mo-. oct u --Whest-
Cash. No 2 hard. tt14Qi20; No red,
'. cSra1No. . white. 7oHc; No. . yellow.
7thc,
Kansas CITY, oct zt.--Wheat--Dscsm-
her ti.oiA spit; May 'i"h; July
rn-pecember. s2Ac split; May.
G4Ae, July. 64hc split.
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Omaha Grain
Omaha, oct. "a,

Omaha. Oct. "a.
Prospects Of the car situation loos.
sning up 20 some extent caused n
sharp break IN all grains with corn
leading the decline. Export demand
was slow and the India wheat crop
was said 10 be generally good.
Receipts AZ Omaha totnled III cars
~ all grains and consisted Of 50 ear.
of wheat, % cars u corn. 20 cars Of
oats and 7 cars ~ rye and barley ms
compared with a total run ~ 90 cars
l1st yeaf. Total shipments were 1875
cars against ~ ears year ago.
Cash wheat was IN fair request
NJ a decline ~ 20 2 cents. Corn
sIow and unchanged 10 5le lower, oats
sold lie lover. rye was quoted 20
&c lower ana barley unchanged.
WHEAT
No dark badrd ears. I1ls; car.
VI 10 fsngttYt5 ! oar. Iitg
10. : dark hsfd 1 car. ti.fg
10. dafs hard car. rH (spDi-
~ ~ hib u per cent II nj
20 dsgk hard car. uie
sample dsfk hard car bb dive
70. batd winter ear iIs; car
N" hard winter, eAr nio los u.
~: est ~ "a. pr cent dar. .
egrs. EifH tsbippea wslgbD3 1 ear,
B1lh J ~ eafs. tfil.
q ~ ar lllzi eaG III 1 car,
10 I hard winter "a, tI6g. 4 car.
" gfi : eafs " esi caG tf0f
rent ~ ~.
namgie hara winter ear 40 40 per
s sss, 5.'fl es,. n ~ 90 asd ~ r.. ~, e.'
liFs weetiJ5 ! err, NC Os per cent IT,
y iiya uesFii1i eaf. sie Gnumyj.
10 faiioV hard 2 ears. 81 H.
sampia ffiIou hard ! car, tfN dive
10. ! spring. ess n2s tdark north.
sfnJ; cag 81 rs tgafk n0rtbsrDj| ! Nsrs.
" XXI " ,aafh northern, car tLzz tdafk
lns ~ ! 20. .e,i" f I ear na' Especial BIZ.
~ .prisg. , esr us DARK.
~ 8iHfdt esfs, Ghes car. &c.
" mixed car, 81 ~; car, Sze.
." "'ts'' ; G ssG gie 9aafumh
No Mhits esr, NJ Especial billing
J RI H&et = err. Gho
no 2 yellow car gse fspenlai Nm.
Nsj' fsfFj OAe lsbippsrs weight, 4
cat GScs ( ears. g7he.
~ missed cYfs, G7he.
no mlaso5 esTs. G7e; ear, Gle,
OATs
~ white: car, 1zHc Especial BIN.
~. - 7. 7 wh''', ! or pe % i~):
- White, cars, 4fe.
sample white, I esr, zoe.
70 2. - car. 7se.
No, 4; ! ear 7jc
bailey.
70. 2; ! esr. f6c.
NJ A. I eaf ar.
lL.fAIIA
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chicago, oct al Bntter~-iiigher;
creamery extras. $50. flrsfs 3gM9shc
extra firata Hmf3he; seconds. $40 3Ge I;
standards. 44is n4GH.c.
pOultry-~LiYs lower. fowls. ifn20c. tur-
kegs, SOC; springs. IBe ROSTERS, ifc
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Savannah. Ga, Oct. 21--Turpentine-s
Steady; tl.62; sales, 200 bbls; receipts,
IA bbls.; shipments. 1877 bbls; stock
i27e0 bbis.
i,2i9 casks; shipments. 1882 casks; stock
quote; Is. D, Il. p. q. IT, X. N, N.
Sc 90, VIC, 80. 20; WV. ss6
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New YORK.. oct. II -hatter-strong
cf.smery fifsiH. Ht0Ws.ae
EEgs-FiFfni fresh gathered extra flfs'S'
g. slWsGh; firsts, ttbodt.aa.
tshatsfzfIr
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New York. oct. gI.-spot cotton, steady
mlddling, ~ 3sc.
rs 7ae. anuary, - $50. March, 25.eie; A.g
2g.b.as July, gA.830
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cattls log. nhssp Muls ~


catds--Rseeipts 1900 head Htsefs and
cows we're u0fuinsily steady today, while
Htofkcfs ana fHfdefs, when made ~ The
bgik 81 tie receipts we're again dull and
are ibo lowest u the soason. being easily
3se under W. hiah ums three Naeka 40
and even then Clearance this wsea has
been vefy poor cofnfgd stsefs have
2te Or Ihofe mRhsr for the week. Top
tOuC hed iiz7b bho stock has also adj
yabced. showing gains ~ ztW Zoe.
quotations ~ tnttle. choice 70 prime
baeyes. titzbniz 10, good 70 cnoics
beoVes, te7tMtt00. fair ~ good besyrs,
ts.7Gmg7b common 60 fair beegsa, 1870
b0s eb0le9 10 prime TesrinKH. Il1.0gW
lzg0s good 70 choice yeafliHEs, fy1tW
1855. fair 70 good vesfliDgs, ls.k9ltbgi
common 10 fair yeanings, T.0gWszB,
ROOd 10 ehoic9 grass beeYss. tGg10f}0,
fair 10 good Rfhss bscgfs, tBbGMG50
common 10 fair grass besyes, t6.G1ub.t0;
Me4ieanH, b7bW 90. Eg0d 90 enoiee grass
beiferf, fb7bWbssg fair 10 good grass
hHifers itdWGG9, choice 10 prime grass
conn, ft,z5Mg5js good 10 choice grass
g5Ng. g4g1Mtzb; fair 70 good grass COWS,
t4D0N4tO. common 90 fair grass COWS,
~: good 70 choice feeders, fG7tW13D;
fair 70 good feeders. tG.0gWG,76; common
- falr feeders. f5,z5M d 90; good 10 choice
siockerS, Hs00W7sb; far 10 K0od st0eksrs,
sg.0o1 7G9, common 10 fair st0ckers, 800
mg.00; stock heifers, N00W. $40 stock
cowr, tS00m3tG. stOok calves, f400m
~: yai calves, $1,000 1000; bulls. stags,
eto, 81 2bM5GG
BoRs-Receipls $500 head. All classes
~ hogs moved readily saturday, light
hogs ana butchers moving generally
steady and heavy hogs strong 10 Ioc
higher LIGHT hogs aBd butchers sold
largely ~ is,b1M9.01 with a top price Of
gS.Ib. Mixed loads sold ~ ~ ,40Ms.7b and
packing grades IarReiy NJ ". G0Ms.50 Bulk
Of ssies WAS ks.i6WS00. Heavy hogs are
about 400 higher for the week and light
hogs 25W5te higher.
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Duluth, MINI. Oct 2i~~closing cash
prices: Flaxseed-October s2.45 bid Mo-
ycmber. s244. December. ;2.34h: May,
2.2Gia asked
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M Louis. oct 2i-Wheat-Deeember
sifOA May. sl-i0s
Corn December. SIC. May, tiae.
OATS December. a3ci May, 4abe
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Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day

900 compared with t;o,as.ooo previous
day aud fs,sif000 q year aao.
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Financial
NEW YORK TIMES.
Omaha Isrs IeasSa Wlfe.

New York. oct 2i.-That the week.
end movement OF prices on the stock
exchange should have been hesitant
and irregular. as II very plainly was
today. caused no great surprise. Fri.
day had been marked by repufchase
NJ the lower prices of stocks which
had been sold earlier far a speculative
pront. But II had also been evident
during the week that "A good many
realizing sales had been under way
and comparison ~ foday'- closing
prices with those ~ the preceding
week gives the net result.
There have been scattered advances
fof the week. some Of them Of consld
cradle magnitude, but the general
trend has been downward The yaria
ton In the losses incurred by differ.
ent shares n fairly proportloncd 20
the scope ~ the professional specula.
tion for the rise which had shortly
preceded this weeks reaction.
Prices on the bond market also lost
ground during the week, though Ms n
rule not heavily In view OF the con.
tinued relative ease In money rates,
II IL not easy 10 explain this move.
mcnt except 40 embodying with.
drawal OF their capital from such in.
yestfpents by business men who now
foresee better opportunity 10 use II In
their own business,
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New York Quotations

Range Of prices Of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan IL Bryan, 2i3 Peters
Trust building
nAILEOAD9
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N. Y. Curb Bonds


New York, Oct :i.--TrAnsactions on the
New York curb bond market today we're
as follows
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Range Of prices Of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan Il Bryan. 24s
Peters Trust building:
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New York, oct. zi.-Byap0rated APP
plss-pul
Pfupes-Fifm.
Aprfrois--9ulef.
Psachss-etsady
Halsius-E4eg
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New York Bonds

New York, Oct, si.-Esta blishment Of
new hiEh record 81 tl00it b. the new
government 80 per cent bonds was this
feature ia toiay's early dealings, the main
trend % which Was upsafd, Most Of the
gains, however. were u a fractional ma
turs.
An Interesting movement IN the foreign
list was furnished by nvrne y which
closed last night az nos, rpened iadly
~ ief and then advanced tn thrna AGies
10 ~. Mssiean b and Belgian - made
moderate EainH
~ the railroad Hat Dfnver 4 Rio Gfanas
fsfnhding 81 wfrp pushed ~ Y. while
substantial fractional gains we've made By
suffoik y western convertible -, talti-
more A Ohio H. Kansas cry Southern n.
Pennsylvania general Ehs hnd Ers sen
eral a. A noteworthy exception TO the
upward trend was Canadian Pacific u
m lees than q point
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w. if8sft q wsai Az Ten she
FsifftaHa Aiaa48 itaa itftisf
Hssplls a i.ssssf eesi
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Live Stock

Receipts and disposition Of livestock az
the Union stock yards. omaha. ksb, for
- hours ending a. .. ~. yestefday.
EGElpTh-CAHLoT.
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New York I'ouIify.

New farh, Oct ~ Poultry shd
dressed poultry quiei pfices unrhansfd'
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New York. oct. ~ Following are To-
days high. low and closing prices Of bonds
on the New York stock exchange. and the
total sales u each bond
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Kansas ttiy rrudnse,
KaHssa CIV 1fi sl~#hs'Aet' tfsN
. aud paniffs unchanged
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faies for similar purpose by CONNER
eiHl banking institutions provide tho only
convincing explanation for the weeks de-
ciines ~ hQf. point In most ~ the
Older Liberty bonds Yet IL must be
said that coincidence Of thsss sales 81
prices under par, with applications Of
u 900. 900. 900 by cash Subscribers 10 the
new as " par. n q BIZ difficult 20 ac.
count for ~ tho new bonds had been
offered under par, or the Old ones had
been selling this week at n substan-
tai premium, tho thing would be easy 10
understand. But neither Circumstance sx.
istsd.
Foreign exchange ended the week m
state ~ much unaettlemsHt for which
Wan street had various theories 20 Of
fer. Tho most plhpsibis explanation II
that continental Europe II financing pur-
chsses Of American produce on a much
larger scale than yesf ago, became OF
the poor results ~ this years European
haryssts. The German mark dirtInRu.
isbed Itself by seeking a new low price
Of .GGzt ", making II cost 444t marks 10
buy dollar. ~ compared with 1000 on
Friday, and 1866 at tho end Of sep.
tnubGf,
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Balance In Doubt.

~ IN possible, but ~ yet scarcely prob
abis that the weakness IN exchange (Out-
side ~ stsrlnR) has been emphasized
by doubt ~ 70 what this eountry's mer-
chandlss trade balance 10 account with
Europe VIII be when the new tariff rates
arc having their full effect A dispatch
from Washington, apparently baslDg It's
statement on official explanation, explains
the small iUportstlOns reported for Sep.
tember by the fact that tho Department
Of Commerce included only imports reg
eeiyed last month before September ~.
when the new tariff law became opera
tive.
II this ~ true, last months actual i'm
ports may have been t166. 000. 900. instead
~ the 1874, 000, 900 given In Fridays state.
ment. The department should iosc no
time in either denying this version of the
matter or else publishing the correct Sep
tember ngures
Evening star., 1922-08-20

will overcome this defect by employ
ing both the clutch and brake in the
operation of the lighting switch.
This will be arranged SO that de-
pressing the brake pedal will flash
the caution SLOW" while depressing
both pedals simultaneously Will flash
stop" Thus when the brake is ap-
piled going downhill the signal will
say what the driver means. and when
the driver prepares to come to a real
stop-as he does when he throws out
both clutch and brake-the signal
will relay the correct information.
The designing Of switches to meet
this requirement for various makes
of cars. even those in which one pedal
has two functions. is simple enough.
To make the signal operative when
the car stops or slows down quickly,
for reasons other than normal ue-
pressing Of the clutch and foot
brake pedals. some other independent
switch device will be developed. This
would make the signal automatic IN
case the driver did not operate the
pedals necessary to actuate the reGu-
on such automatic switches at pres
ent.
What is most evident from expert
ence with signaling devices is that
the driver cannot yet afford to place
entire confidence in his device and
that it is to his advantage to UNDER
stand that the human element is still
important. Every car should be