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Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15
Financial
By ALEXANDER DANA MOVES.


New York, Jan, is.-fhs wees
ended on the stock exchange vita
rising prices In stocks most Of To-.
Gays changes were only fractional.
bur with few exceptions they were
advances and net gains OF one to
thres points occurred IN a consider
able number OF shares These were
mostly OF the industrial description.
but one or Two railway stocks moved
aimilafly,
Investment bonds. as rule.
showed little abatement Of the
strength which has characterized
their market throughout the pas,
week: numerous further advances oe-
CURED today IN the face OF eyiden,
speculative profit taking. and eom-
pafison Of closing prices with those
oi the preceding week give rather
striking picture. The weeks rise has
not been OF the excited character
which distinguished the November
market, bu, gains OF ono 10 three
FONTS are numerous and the steady
trend TO higher values. after the hesi.
iation IN the first week after New
Years day. has AZ least defined the
markets character.
Average Above December.
Naturally, no selected list of bonds can
give the whole market. but the Times
average ~ 20 issues exclusive % United
states loans or foreign governments
(which also tos- last weekl gives for tods,
price not only ~ points above De-
esmber closing. but more than above
The highest average OF last Novembef.
The present average IN ntili lower. how
ever. than IL was In the middle Of 1918
and much lower than even tho loves, Of
the earlier war YEAR,,
Whether Investment values are 90 30
irueh further in reralnlnx this lost ground
viii soon be determined, first by the
probable further lowering OF tho reserve
bank rate and mex, by the larg. offerings
ef new loans which are undoubtedly Inn
pending.
The market for exchange on London
and Paris continued To ignore what some
Of the correspondents describe ms HISTORY
In tho unmaklng' and European recon
siruotion In ruins" French exchange rose
sharply and ended at the best. with stcrl-
Ing also at fractional advance.
The governments monthly report on
the eountrys consumption OF cotton In
dIcstes again that. notwithstanding the |
trades disappointment over the difficulty |!
" getting better prices for finished goods, !
almost normal volume OF business IL !
going on in the cotton Industry. Takings
by American spnners In December. for
Instance. were substantially above those
Of the corresponding month In the prewar I
years or in any subsequent year. except |
1915 to 1917 inclusive.
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sheep-Receipts. none. There were no
sheep or lambs received Saturday. rat
lambs have been inactive. and all week
with the tendency of prices upward cacn
day with the exception of closing session
Friday when a decline OF about ,5c was
noted. Lambs are closing the week with
an advance over last weeks close OF 25Q
s5c. bulk OF lambs moving within a range
of sil.2b@ll.75. Feeder lambs have been
strong all week with consistent advance
total for the week being fully 75c with
si1.o0 the popular price. Sheep registered
the biggest gain with an advance over
last weeks close OF $i.0011.25. best light
ewes selling from ss25G6.65.
Quotations on sheep: Fat iambs. good to
choice. $l1.60U i1.s5; fat lambs, fair 20
good. $lI.00W1I.ho; feeder lambs good
to choice. s10.on@li.O0; feeder lambs, fair
to good. s9.0ofs.5o; Gull lambs, $1,000
800: fat ycarlings. light. $10.00@1o.6O; fat
yearlinrs heavy. $s.o0Gs SO: fat weathers.
s5.50H7.50: fat ewes. light. S6.7506.65;
fat ewes. heavy. sAoo15.oo; feeder ewes.
$350W4.00.
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Live Stock



csttis-R.esipts t.s head, market,
quiet large run Of cattle was received
for a Saturday but they were nearly az
direct and The market was nominsns
steady, This weeks run OF ss.eeV head
has been the iafsss, IN two months, sud
willis thefs has been good outside de-
maHd mast OF tho time. both beef s,sefs
ami butcher stock hAss shawn a shshtly
lower trend. present prices eeing steady
90 ssu la~sr than last weeks coed close,
Quality has improved. There was a good
broad demand for stoek-rs ana feeders
and anything suitable 20 90 back 10 the
country is strong 10 mostly sse higher
for thp week
Quotations on uattls--dood 10 choice
bssyes. ts,so0fss. fair 90 good hseyss.
y e,ae. fair TO sood Searlinss. te.sV
100. common 10 fair yearllnss, tb,laV
ass good 20 choice hsifers. td.ooUt';o,
fair 90 good heifsrs. ttso6s,7b; choice
heifrrs. tieous6o. fair 10 good cows.
ta..suthn. common Go fair COWS. u 20
alssi good TO choice feeders. ts.ib0s.ss,
fair 20 good feeders. is.ssGs,ib; common
10 fair feeders. isoeSsso. good 10 eho,re
sloekefs. tstpassc: fair to good stock
ers. ts.sods,ss; common 10 fair stock
ers. ts.ssUh.ssi stock hsif-rs. StooUbtb.
stock COWS. ta.oe y 100. stock calves. Nse
9Jss. veal calves, ttse0sis; bulls.
stays. etc. tooJb.ss.
Hoss-hresips, ip.eup nehu. lhe mar
kst was very slow Saturday but with
fair clearance made at prices ruling lbV
.sc lower. shippers were less active
Saturday and with sellers holding for
steady prices buying was slow % get
under way. Light hogs moved mostly
from sfisnT.5b with a top price Of $3.50.
alxed londs and butcher weights from
;tfbd7.2o and packing grades. tS.1sV
$50 with extreme heavirs. t5.0o0BS9
Bulk OF sales was sc.aoQ72s. The market
ia closing this week iogisc lower than
last weeks close.
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Chicago Livestock,
Chicago Tribuue-Omah Rec I -

NnicaS0 1rlDu0e-Umahn Bee Leased Wire.
Chicago. Jan. 14,-Hogs sold 1o@25c
lower than Friday, which was high day
The supply Of cattle wa. 1000 and
pricas were nomnally steady, as few were
sold.
Quotations
Hogs--Bulk or sales s75o@7.s5: medium
to choice. 200 to $50 pounds, s770@7s5;
smooth packing sows, ss.15@e5o; med
ium to choice pigs, 120 pounds down,
$7,75G9S.25
Cattle-Common to fair steers, $3.50.
good short feeds, $4,000 100: medium
to good yearlinss, sS.Oo@s.5e: plain to
heavy steers. s6.50Q7.50: choice to prime
yeRrlings. 1926 @1000: good to choice
heavy steers, $S.S01900; common to med
ium cows, $3.60T42s; choice to prime
cows. s5.75QS.so: good to choice but
chers bulls $5.oo@6.oo; good to choice
bologna bulls, 34.4o@4.75; fair to good
stockers $4.5oG5.oO; good to choice stock
ers.. s,T5@S4o; good to choice feeders,
3s.I5d16.50
Sheep-Good to choice lambs, sl2so@
1885. fair to good lambs. s1225@12.s0;
feeding lambs. s1o.7sG11.75: yearilngs.
best grades. slo.so@11,so; wethers, best
grades, sf.0o@soo; best light fat ewes,
$3.50 q 700; Gull ewes. $2.4o64oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15

New York, Jan. N-resterday's de-
ciines were followed by rallies In the
market for coffee futures today. owing
to higher Brasilian cables and covering
for over the weekend. May contracts
were At s.37c and September At s3ec.
with the market closing at . net advance
Of to 10 points. Sales were estimated
It about 17,eee bags. Closing quotations:
January. 1.3ec: KArch. s.4sc; May, s.36;
July and September. s.3ee; October, S.2se;
December. SITE.
SPOT coffee dull and UNCHANGED. Bio u
e0tkc; SAnteT - I1013xc
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Foreign Exchange

New York. jan 1t.-Foreign Exchange
Irregular.
Great Britain-Demand, 4.22Kc; cables
A23Ac.
Italy-Demand, .o440h; cables, .0441.
Belgium-Demand, .o7s5h; cables, .07sS
Germany--Demand. .oo54h; cables
.ooS4k.
Hoiiand-Demand. .ssss; cables. .ssss.
Norway-Demand, 1850.
Swedcn-Demand, .24s0
Denmark--Demand. 1895.
tserlzud--Demand. .ls43.
Spain-Demand, .1tss.
Greece--Demand, .0435.
Argentine-Demand, $3.50.
Brazil-Demand, .1275.
Montreal-g$xc.
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Turncntine and RosIn.

Savannah. Ga. Jan. it-Turpentine--
Firm. SAKE: sales. loo bhris.; receipts, s2
bbris.; shipments, bbrls., stock. 1879
Lbrla
Rosln--Firm; sales. Tss casks; receipts.
i.o2s casks: shipments. 1851 casks, stock.
s5.l0i casks.
quote: u, D. L. =. O, II. I. X. sLoo;
NJ, N.T5; n. s5.sS; VIC, 1915; WV, 5000.
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n. I,o,,,. Tive.tock.

East st. Louis ILL.,. Jan. l4.-Cattle-
Receipts, 4s0; compared with, week ago.
beef steers, 25c to 4oc higher; fat cows.
soc higher: light yearling steers and
heifers, tic to tl.oo higher; Gamer cows.
weak to 15c lower; veal calves, 75c to
l.00 higher; bull. steady; stockers and
feeders 15c to 2Sc higher.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; closing, slow
and weak; generally loc to 15c lower;
top. $3.50; bulk. 311o to 17o-pound aver
ages, $s.2b@s.4o; bulk. 100 to 23o-pound
kinds @7.s50s.15; bulk z2o to 260pound,
$16667.75; packer sows. steady, $3.50
s.35: pigs. 15c to 25c lower. $7.o0Rs25
quality, good: liberal Follower.
Sheep--Receipts. 500; no market today
compared to week ago, fat lambs and
yearlings. $1.oo01.2s higher; ewes. 2Sc
to Soc higher
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London. Jan. it-Bar siiysr-55Sd per
ounce.
Money!. per cent.
Discount Ratss-shott bills, st per cent;
three months bills. 3Aa per cent
Isar Silver.
New York. Jan. it-ForeiKn bar silver.
c6Mc.
Mexican dollars. 5o.e.
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Nee York a-aes.i.

Ns~ York. Jan. ~ - whsat-spat,
sasyi No. : red and No, ! hard. ti,sai. /.
Ne ! MaMtaba. isfs and Nc miasd
darum, ti.esa 6 l. {. track, New York.
10 arrive
cafn-,spat, easy No yellow, st.e.
No . white, ssse and No, mixed, ssA q
g. 4 T. New York. all rail,
uats-spot, barely steady 40. white,
tTUtfbg, ~
iafd-fass, middle west. isss1ss5.
Other Aftielss-rhfhansed,
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g.. Jeseph Livestock.

81. Joseph. Mo-. Jan. ll.-Cattie-Re-
ceipts. 400 head; market. nominal; steers,
15.se0s.se;- cows and heifers, $500
S.2S; calves, ts.se0s75.
Hegs-Reeeipts, 5000 head: market, 10
o3oc lower: top. $3.50; bulk. 37.ss07.so
Sheep-Recetpts. SOC head: market.
nominal; lambs, sl1.7t@1aso; ewes. sS.so
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New Ysrk Dry Goods.

New York. Jan. 14.--Cotton goods were
frmer today under moderate demand.
Yarns were quiet and steady. Cable ad-
vices said shipments OF Calcutta burlap
to the United States in December were
900 tales. silks and linens wars
quiet
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Sioux Ctr Live stock

\ Sioux City. Ia. Jan. 14.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900 head: market steady. Market
for the week: Killers. steady, &c lower;
fed steers and yearlings. 37.000S.25;
warmed ups, 34.5066.75; stockers. ESQ
SOC higher: fat cows and heifers. $4,000
7.eo; Gamers. t1.B0632s; veals, $4,000
$50; feeders. 3s.oo06.so; calves. e4.oo@
$50; feeding cows and heifers. 5000
4s75; stocksrs. &4.50@660.
Hoss-Receipts. 5000 head; market
Io0tsc lower: light and butchers, $7.25
0fl0; mixed. ss.7sG7.ss; heavy. $500
s.50: native pigs. $500; bulk, $7.7s07a5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 500 head;
market steady: Soc higher for the week;
lambs 3l1oo; ewes, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15
Fruits and Vegetables.

Reported by State Department OF Asri.
culture. Bureau of Markets and Marketing
Oranges: size 200 and larger. $3.50 20
$3.50; size els. $3.50 to $6.25; size zao
IS 90 to 5000: size 2ss. $3.50 to $500;
size 33i $4.50 to $3.50. Lemons. box .$5,be
Apples. Jonathans. according to grade,
box, 81. SO to $3.50; Delicious. according 70
grade, box. $500 to $500; Delicious, Hood
River! $3.50 to $500: Rome Beauties. ac-
wnesap. according to grade. s275 y
s3.25; common Winesap, according 70
grade, $500 to 1915; Northern Spy. 32.Sp
to $500; Winter Bananas. $276; Spitzen-
burg according ,r nsoo, to grsd ssso 70 sss
"a packages, s-ounce,. s2.25 to ;2.sSoi y
packages, 10-ounce, $3.50; SO packages, s.
ounce. 1880 to s425; Smyrla 4 Crown.
per pound. Csc; smyria : GROWN Pc per
ages per box. ss.75; Fard. per pound, 2sc;
Hallowii. per pound. 15c to 16c. Florida
strawberries. per box, SOC to soc.
ohios, No i, per cwt:. $3.50 to 'a.as; NJ.
braska Early Ohios, No. 2. per cwt.. $l.1s
tc $1.so; Irish Cobblers. per cwt.. $3.50 to
SEAS: Red River Ohios, No. !, per cwt.,
ss, ssss to .2se Sweet Se potatoes, p
Yams, bushel, s225. Celery. Jumbo. dozen,
s1.25 to s1.75. Head lettuce. crate, $500
to $500. Leaf lettuce. dozen, soc. Onions:'
Hed, per ID, &c 10 INC, yeiioW, Ter ~,
ehe TO &c; Spanish. regular crates. ss.7s
to $500: Spanish, 140-lb. crate. $500. Car
rots. h.. &c to &c. Turnips, lb, &c 70
SIC. Parsnips. h.. SC to &c. Cabbage
b.. 4c to sc. Cucumbers, dozen, 400.
Caulflower. crate. s2.s5 to ,2:Se. Rad.
ishes southern. Dozen 6sc to e0c. South
ern carrots, dozen, $1.00 to s1.15. Fresh
beets. dozen, 81 90. Brussels Sprouts.
dozen. Csc. Shallotts. dozen, 75c to S6c.
Green peppers. 25c to 3oc. Parsley. dozen
punches, 75c
,Nuts-Black walnuts, lb., &c. English
walnuts. per lb,. according TO kind, 7sc
to 32c. Brazil, large washed. per h., 18c.
Brazil, medium, per lb., Ice. Pecans, large,
12c; Jumbo. roasted. lsc to 1sc; hand
picked raw, shc to 1oc: hand picked.
roasted. ii Nc to lac.
HIDES AND WOOL
Beef hides: Green salted. No. 1; late
take , Of ,.k o,s p se1s ,.I:sS
l. late take off. per h.. lose: green, No
2. late take off. per ib.. 304c; green
saited. old stock. per h.. 30sc; green
:sssd :sssd bull bull hides hide: No No b. sr::
bull hides. per lb.. &c. Horse hides: Large.
each. $500; medium. each. $3.50: small.
each. $500: poney and CLUES. TIC osite:
Sheep pelts: Green salted. as TO size and
wool. each. 25c9s1.e0. Shearlings: Green
salted. as to size and wool. each. sc01ec.
Wool: Choice fine and y blood. per lb..
Is 9 zoe: medium and y blood. per H..
isa1sc; low. \ blood. per h.. 1eeisc;
Wholesale prices Of beef cuts are N.
follows: No. ribs, 23hc: No. ribs.
e2Hc; No. ribs, 1IHc. No. ! ioins,
sshc; No loins, 23hc: No. Ioins,
ishe: No. 3 rounds, lIHc; No chucks,
sc; No. chucks. shc; No. chuck1. 3kc:
I; plates. SC.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15

New York, ain, lt.-hptter-firm,
creamery. higher than extras. ssJshos
creamery. extras. aTgs7be. fifs,s. s:s o
stJe.
Eags-kteady.
thesse-iiffn,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15

New York. Jan. IA. - Liberty bonds
closed: AVS. 1856: first Is. 3s7.6sb; sec
ond a. ss7.eob; first ANS, 397.7s; second
AIS. 1910: third ANS. $s7.se; fourth
4As. 1s1Ss; Victory 3xs. $1oo.24; Vic
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15

Kansas City, Jan. 14--(U. s. Bureau of
Markets. observation-disclosures, $50. Market
for week: Beef steers. 25950c higher.
top. $3.50: killing and stock calves fully
s6c higher; she stock, steady to strong
balls and Gamers. strong; stockers and
feeders. strong to 15c higher; fat cows
and heifers. 15@2sc higher.
Hogs-Reeeipts. 1900 head; market,
fairly active. mostly 10000 lower than
yesterdays average; packers bought all
hogs; best 16o-lb weights. S7.70; 21o to
500 Founders. s7.io67.so; bulk Of tales
3f.ss07so: top. $7.7o: packing sows. Csc
lower: bulk. 35.7sGs.oo.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head. Market for
week: Sheep, S1.o061.s0 higher; lambs,
6Ae7sc higher: top. N2.so.
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New York Quotations

Range OF prices OF the leading stocks
furnished by Logan 4 Bryan, 243 Peters
Trust building:
RAITROADS
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15

New YeFk Dried Fruite.
New York, Jan, l4.-Eyaporsted Anples
Firm.
Pruneo-Quiet.
Aprieots and Psacnes-Ttrm.
Rats.ns-DulL
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15

The Bee offers $l40 in prizes IN
Nebraska-Iowa contest for amateur
photographers,
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Prairie: No. upland. $1o.5o@11.oo; No
upland. $900010.00: No. upland, $500
@S.0O; No. midland. s10.0o@1O.50: No.
midland ss50@s.50; No. midland, 800
@s.0o; No. lowland. 3s.0o09.O0: No.
lowland. s7oo@Soo.
15.50O16.50; standard. $12.0o015.00; No,
$10.50011.50; No. 3. $a.n0@10.0o.
Straw: Oat. ss.o00s.oo: wheat. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15

New York, Jan. IN list "ss,,s,sd
in tho Gotten market 1isf. - n,o-
short covering mostly lffam ls.1., ',is-
fsssionats on the bulilsh tronaumpn" Il
uFss for December lfisN pfl'ss ~
points above last night n Gloss =" IA
carly trading but not all bS ihls W. a',sss
IL tho face OF selling fr''m spos ,h.
aud Wall street Interests a harry w ne
last hour ~ the HbbreNiA Ied sess." ,'.I
market rallied agaln, hoN1Nrr, snu IT,
blds were unchanged TO ~ rolhts INA
spot, auinti points hhNvonee i''
dllhE upland, sales $50 bh ,..,,c
fanthefn spot markets MiJtss 'aN, "A.
i1Iae unchanged. New o9elennn ia
unchanged savannah, iffY un.n,a,
Memphis 1909 nnehhnsfld' a,,
1900 unchanged, Little ht eh, i"P w"
changed.
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ihst the tsNtiis Industry viii share ~
proportion Ia ihs usttsTnsHt that seems
u9uad % develop
tarf3 over Not Large,
slli be cut "a the earrY Fpgnr ~ oli s3lr
Ton last seAr, and lAasmurh "a thsft
seems 10 ba we'll founded belief That q
seodn Eartiah ~ that carried ayHf Nss
therefore 10 indicate that tho supplies ot
raw material viii be al al hurhensoine,
la addition. there has been na st9eAlns
up OF goods slthsf here or shfosa sn'
ing up IN a InoFa optimistic manner
quite likely that the ineTsAsins
taF ths manufactured article WI. .,,n-
consequence. draw heavily on va"
pw W believe 'a., (. ,ss.;ss,. ss.s.s,l'''' ''
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KauGna Cify GPain.
standard OIL stocks.

Kansas City, Jan. 14.-Wheat-May
s1.03h; July, 94Ac.
corn-May, 4shc; July. 4sMc.
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Mirpe.poI,s Flour.

Minneapolis. Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING
te 1oc higher. in carload lots, family
PATENTS, quoted at sioo@Iss q barrel In
pe-pound cotton sacks.
sDrnn-332.06
Wheat-Receipts. go cars: compared with
a4& cars 4 year aEo. Cash No. north
ern. Sl.3S0fs1: January, $1-32k; May.
Corn-No. . yellow, 4ox onc
oats-No. white. a1h 03ixc.
Barley-le053c.
Rys-No. :, 71K073Ec.
TAx-Ne. !. 37.esk o3isx.
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Kansas CITY, Jan. l4.-Butter-Uh-
changed.
Eggs-1c higher, soc; seconds. slc.
Poultry-Hens. 1c lower, $50 ale: springs
and turkeys. unchanged.
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Pit Notes.
Early weakness IN wheat, mainly due
to weakness In foreign markets. Liverpool
spot unchanged to hd lower, futures I'D
lower. Buenos Ayres close yesterday was
weak, 1hc lower.
For the week Winnipeg wheat cars. $40
under last year; Minneapolis and Duluth.
2S9 cars under.
Minneapolis reports fair flour sales over
night. Wheat demand brisk. premiums
Winnipeg cash demand reported a. very
good, with unchanged premiums IN wheat.
Minneapolis wheat stocks for the day
decreased $4,000 bushels: flour shipments,
45.24S barrels; wheat shipments. io6 cars.
No seaboard demand for wheat in evil
dence with reports Of Argentine offering
62-pound wheat at tl.20 c.i. (. gulf. Some
seaboard inquiry for corn but sales re-
ported as light.
Kansas City cash wheat unchanged to
1c higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15

Money-Friday close, az per cent.
Marks-Close. .o55%c; Friday clos"
.oe54%c.
Francs-Friday close. .0s30c.
sterling-Close. $4.e3h; Friday close
st.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-15

New York, Jan. 14.-Poultry-Live and
dressed. steady. unchanA ed.
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Chicago ,,ro.iuesA

Chicago. Jan. li--nu tsr-liigheri
creamery, extras, aics fifstv 1ssUs9ei '''
ends. s6H22rg standards, SEQ
EsgE--Ilishers trralpis vilfp 'anes
firsts. ase. ordinary firs's, asl SIC, mlso,
lansou-. 35usie. fefrigei iter h'A"
- -sa.
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Omaha Grain
Oman. c.sh Markets.

There was another heavy run OF
corn this morning. $50 cars having
arrived over night. This compares
with i,l cars OF corn received last
year this date. Receipts OF other
grains. however. were light. arrivals
OF wheat were only 10 cars as against
i,2 cars last year. oats 10 ears as
compared with II ears las, year,
Shipments somewhat smaller. total
OF all kinds OF grain being l02 ears
against III cars las, year. Spot Of.
fes OF wheat went at about un-
changed prices compared with yes
,erday. Cash corn sold ,ae 10 l4c
lower. An active demand was
noted a, prevail ng prices. Oats gen
erally Ac lower fair demand. Rye
t.o lower with Barley firm.
WHEAT.
No. hard winter l car. si.is. / car
No. ) hard wia,sri car no' ',mu''y.
No. hard winter car. n.os trye
mis-d).
10. yellow hard: ) ears. ,i.ei ths.-D
No. ] yellow hard; car. ti.oi.
No. 4 durumi car acc.
CORN.
No, whitsi cars. tose. car. sse
told biliinKl.
No. J white; 4 cars. tose.
No. yellow ! car. tose
No 3 yellow: is cars. <oac.
No 3 yellow: 8 cars. zoe.
No. I MIXED; /. cars. zoe. cars. <onel
fspeeiai biiiinG).
No. mixed; 10 cars. zoe; l car, toHe
Especial biilinrI.
No. white; 3 cars. SAC: ] car. 55e.
No. 4 white; (. cars. 5!nc.
Spring: ] car. 52Nc.
RYE.
No. rye: l crr. Zoe.
No. 4 rye; ! car. 7ec theavy).
BARLEY,
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-07
BACKING THE MEMORIAL BRIDGE PROJECT

A big boost has been given the project to make the new
state highway bridge across the Raritan a memorial to the
New Jersey boys who fought in the World War by the en-
lorsement of the American Legion. The fact that the legion
deems the bridge worthy of such distinction is significant.
Naturally, it is desirable to have a memorial that will please
those in whose honor it is largely to be erected. And the
fact that the boys who are living are pleased would indicate
that the plans would be as satisfactory to those who fell in
battle.
A beautiful bridge nearly a mile long, spanning the
largest stream wholly within the state and forming a part
of the heaviest travelled highway in the state, linking to-
gether the northern and southern part of the state would be
as nearly ideal as it is possible to make a state memorial.
With the acceptance of the suggestion by the State
Highway Commission and with the legislature placing upon
it the stamp of approval, New Jersey would soon be able TO
boast of one of the finest war memorials in the country, and
IL would be so placed that it could not only be seen, but be
rsed by millions of people not only from New Jersey, but
from all parts of the nation.
1t is to be hoped that the Perth Amboy Post of the
American Legion will be able to influence other posts to
lake similar action on the matter SO that the bridge memo
rial project will become a statewide movement
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-07

Why not hang out a service flag
| when some member of the family
| gets into the movies?
When getting up on a cold morn
ing hubby's motto is Women First
Wonder if a conference in Cannes
is a put up job?
Some beauty is only Dug deep.
Texas is using airplanes to locate
| stills. The stuff is high.
BY the way the North Pole Is NOV
ing around it must be trying to Keep
from getting discovered.
Dunn and Bradstreet can't tell you
's". much a friend is worth.
rr ~+~i'-es make coal higher we can
get foreign money to burn.
1t being unlawful to play checkers
outdoors in Sunday in Boston, what
do they do for exercise?
Maybe that corner around which
prosperity hides is on the Senate
bloc.
We all look sheepish after getting
'&
When we cuss a stranger over the
phone we always hope he is a big
man.
An old distillery IS turning OUT
! 1000 gallons of varnish daily. On
sale at leading bootleggeries.
= The most serious operation is hav-
ing your pay cut.
Since women smoke openly lots of
them can blow rings with 1.-The first
cigaret they ever smoked"
A grin a day keeps old age away.
When putting in crops farmers will
please note that corr makes meal
but not a meal.
Only reliable sign of spring Is
when mother starts cleaning house
Wonder if Arbuckle's case will be
three times and out?
Hot air and cold feet go together.
Women who marry to become pets
always lead a dogs life.