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Evening journal., 1922-10-18

said the Plant Juice Man. MANY
people believe that catarrh is simply
a distressing and distasteful condi-
tion that person must keep on en-
during once he gets It but this is not
at all right because you do not have
to continue TO endure the misery
and distaste of catarrh since there is
medical relief to be had nor Is 1t
simply a distressing condition but Is
dangerous.
"Catarrh often develops from a
simple cold in the head. Before
long. the symptoms begin to come
constant discharge of mucous from
head, nose and throat, sometimes
yellowish, sometimes tinged with
blood; weak. watery eyes; deafness;
awful headaches and ringing sound
in the ears. The catarrh may grad
ually spread through the system. af-
fectng the stomach and other or
gans, and II allowed TO go on. unmo-
lested II may cause the decay Of
facial bones so that an emaciated
appearance will result.
PLANT Juice combats catarrh by
acting as an eiimlnant, driving out
the mucous and waste matter from
the Internal regions and by strength
ening and giving good tone TO the
body in general. According to good
medical authority, Plant Juice con-
tains ingredients that are useful In
the relief of this catarrh of the mu-
cous membranes-the membranes
that line the inside OF the ear, nose
and throat as the skin lines the out
side. And also, a great many people
have taken Plant Juice for catarrh
and have said afterward that 1t gave
them surprising relief. They said
the mucous was relieved. hearing
grew better. ringing sound in head
left them and they felt better gener-
ally"
Plant Juice Is sold In Wilmington
ht the Miller drug store, 404-406
Market street; in New Castle by e.
& Son; in Newport by c.
B. white; in Newark by w. e.
Brown. (Adv.)
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
Womens 5 College Notes
University of DeIal0dre)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

Lucille Roe. '2s, Miss Esther Gen
tien, 2s, and Miss Mildred Wolfen-
den, '24. have been named as Of
fetal referees for the tournament.
The French Club will meet for the
first time on Wednesday evening in
The Common Room IN Sussex Hall.
Mr.. Isadore Levine will be the direc-
tor OF the club. Those girls who are
eligible to membership are: Miss
Natalie Ayerst, '2S, Miss Gertrude
Rouse, '23. Miss Ruth Russell, '23;
Miss Elizabeth Walker. '2S; Miss
Esther Gentieu, Miss Faye Moore '2s,
of the class NJ. l.. o; Miss Estelle
Kite '25, Miss Bertha Stats 20, Miss
Hazel Collins "a, Miss Mildred
Wolfenden "a, Miss Lois Garrett "a,
Miss Helen Black '24, Miss Mildred
Holiday '24, Miss Jean Rothrock "a,
Miss Mae Connor '25. Miss Emmor-
inc Baldwin '25, Miss Kate Kreuger
'25. Miss Kitty Dtugherty 25, MISS
Edith Leonard '23, Miss Margaret,
Black '25, Miss Grace Reed '25, Miss
Ann Carroll "a Of the class NJ. l.. z;
Miss Dorothy LeFevre '25. Miss
Frances Butler '25. Miss Mae Tenn
pone '25, Miss Margaret Touhey '25,
Miss Madeline Winthrup '25, Miss
Letitia Pool '2s. Miss Helen Beach
"a, Miss Eleanor Rush "a, Miss
Miriam CARL '24. Miss Katherine
Mofhtt '24, Miss Marjorie Burns '24.
Miss Kathryn Ladd '25, Miss Helen
Baker '25, Miss Helen Levy '26. Miss
Ruth Stengle '26. Miss Louise
'26, Miss Sara Slaughter
'26. Miss Naomi Dawson 20, OF the
GLASS NJ. l.. 5.
The Artist Series tickets are now
on sale at the college. The presidents
Of the classes have charge OF the
tickets for their respective classes,
Miss Helen Short, senior class Miss
Woifender, junior class;
Miss Grace Reed, sophomore class,
and Miss Lillian Loose, freshman
class. The first concert win be
given on Saturday evening, october |
twenty-flrst at Wolf Hall. The
Barrere Ensemble will give the
musical program.
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
S65,O0I,237I in
STATE BANKS
Deposits Show 81, ,1e1, 600
Increase Since September
of Year Ago
HEALTHY GROWTH
OF RESOURCES, TOO

Deposits in state banks and trust
companies (pot including national
banks) in Delaware. were s65,o01.-
237 on September is, according TO
a report just issued by George L.
MediH, State Bank Commissioner.
The report embraces the finances Of
8 Estate banks and trust companies
and two savings banks. AS of Sep
tember 10 It shows an increase Of
s4,191,609 in deposits since Septem-
Der 6, 1921, and an increase of
sS,S62,S34 in resources since Septem-
ber 6. 1921.
The statement shows total loans
and discounts of $S7,450,71O; in
vestments of s3S,4ss,76s; cash of
1888. 400; resources of ss2.652,425.
and liabilities of sS2.652.425. Undi-
vided profits is set forth at $780,
S62 and surplus at S5,447,525. Loans
and discounts are given as s37,45o,-
71O.
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
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Just because you start the day wor-
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muscles, an aching head, burning and
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out before the day begins--dO not think
you have to stay in that condition.
Be strong, well, with no stiff joints,
sore muscles. rheumatic pains. aching
back or kidney trouble caused by body
made acids.
II you suffer from bladder weakness.
with burning, scalding pains. or II you
are in and out Of bed half a dozen
times a night, you VIII appreciate the
rest. comfort and strength this treat
ment should give.
We want to prove The williams
Treatment gets results in Rheuma tism.
Kidney Irritation, Bladder Weakness
and all ailments caused by excessive
uric acid, no matter how chronic or
stubborn.
If you send this notice with your
name and address. we will give you an
s5-cent bottle (32 doses) free. Please
send 10 cents to help pay postage.
packing. etc, to The DR.. ID. A.
Williams Co, Dept. Y-l065, p. o. Build
ing. East Hampton, Conn Send at
once and we will mail you by parcel
post, one regular s5-cent bottle. all
charges prepaid. Only one free bottle
will be sent TO the same person. address
or family.
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
DIR. FRANK AYDEL0T'TE
GUEST OF H. R. ISAACS

DR.. Frank Aydelotte. president OF
Swarthmore College. was a visitor
TO Wilmington yesterday. and con-
ferred with former Rhodes scholars
to oxford University. residing In this
city and members OF the committee
on selection Of such scholars from
this State. The conference was held
in the Office OF Henry r. Isaacs, In
dustrial Trust Building, who Is sec
retary OF the committee on selec-
tion.
Following the conference, Mr..
Isaacs entertained the entire party
at luncheon In the Hotel dupont.
Later DR.. Aydelotte departed for
Washington.
The conference dealt with general
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
GIVES TALK ON
DREAD CATARRH
Plant Juice Man Says II Is
Dangerous; Causes Deaf
ness and Distress
HERBAL REMEDY HAS
GIVEN MANY RELIEF

Catarrh is a dangerous ailing con-
dition, according to The Plant Juice
Man. who is well known in this city
because of his original theories
about health
"A great many people don't know
Il but catarrh really Is dangerous"
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
sIrNsUINE MEETING.

Pollyanna Branch, international
Sunshine Society. will meet Friday
evening at the homo OF Mrs. william
c. Press 1901 Tatnall street. Mrs.
Press and Mrs. w. ]. Robinson will
be hostesses.
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
MANY STOCKS
SHOW STRENGTH
Coppers, Equipments and
Specialities Lead in Early
Trading

NEW YORK. Oct. IS (United
Press.)-Mexcan Petroleum at the
opening OF the New York Stock Ex-
change today showed the effect of an
all too rapid advance and after gain
ing y on its initial at 227 4 sold to
2251k. Standard Oil OF New Jersey
was up 7s at 215. Coppers, equip
ments and speciaities continued to
display strength.
Anaconda gained q to 539s. Bald
win after opening unchanged at
140%. ran up quickly to 141as,
while Pullman was up 2h at 1874.
National Biscuit, after opening at
2S4. rose to 245. up 10. Manhattan
Shire gained 1as to 499s. and Fa-
nous Players a to 1O1%. Steel Com
mon advanced ls to 1O9%, but STU
debaker lost u to 1864 Rails were
firm, New York Central and South
ern Pacic showing fractional gains,
while Atchison was Off s.
Opening prices included: Texas
Company 5O1s, up 4; Standard Oil
of New Jersey 215, up Is; Studeba-
ker 136M, Off "a; Corn Products
124T, up 81; American Telephone
1ss. up u; Anaconda 59ss, up ri;
U. 3. Steel 1O97s. up ls; Northern
Pacific S71k. up Y Baldwin 140%
New York Central 100%. up 81
4s%. off %.
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
FoREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, oct. is Omitted
lIress) )-Foreign exchange opened
steady today. Sterling opened at
4.4615; francs, .O746; lire, .0422h;
marks, .0003 7-16.
Evening journal., 1922-10-18

2S.15. up 12; January 22.ss. up 10;
February 2S.15, up 21: March 2s.1s.
up IS.
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing. furnish the following quotations
OF local securities. Bid. ASKED
Diamond Ice and Coal
Co. Pfd. ....... rs IS
dupont Debenture
Fractions ....... 81 80
DUPONT Common War
rants 500. ....... 3Z "a
Hercules Pfd. ...1035 los
Hercules Common 200 21O
Atlas Fractions ..... 7% SA
Industrial Salvage. -. 2 2h
Chas. Warner Co. Com 1S 10
Chas. Warner Co.,
list Pfd. ........ 90 95
New York Stock Exchange.
DUPONT Com. sales. .163
DUPONT Deb. sales. =. SS
Atlas Com, sales. .163 16S
Atlas Pfd. -. ..... 90 s0h
Evening journal., 1922-10-18

matters and no special reference
was made to this years selection
Of a Rhodes scholar from Delaware.
Evening journal., 1922-10-18
NOW YORK COTrON.

NEW YORK. oct. IS Omitted
Press.)-Cotton opened steady today.
October was up IS at 22.s7; Novem-
Der. 2s cents. up u; December
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08
N. Y. Curb Bonds

New York. Juns THE curb market
today WAS generally firm 10 strong
Standard oil issues were traded In on a
large scale at Iecessions from their newly
made high but found good demand at
tho declines. The heaviest decline was In
imperial oil OF Canada which yielded
) points
American was exceptionally strong ad-
yancing TO 2tA
Mexican Seaboard was tho most active
OF the Independent oils. tho announce
ment OF the Offering OF 20o.0 shares
voting trust certificates for new stock
causing heavy buying OF the present
shares which ranged from Ask TO bh.
Tho voting trust certificates were traded
In at +3+ TO around Ah.
Fensiand after selling at the high OF
l9h reacted to ls%.
Interests identified with the Columbian
carbon company and Atlas Power com
pany have Incorporated y new organiza-
tion under the laws Of Delaware, the In
ternational Carbon corporation with
S2,600.0 900 4 per cent preferred and 500. 900
shares OF no par value common stock.
New York. June l7.-Transactions on the
New York curb bond market today were
N follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08
HIDES AND wool,

HIDES AND WOOL
Beet hides: Green ealted No. l, per h.,
so7c; green sa!ted No. ., per h., 5@Sc;
hides No 2. per h.. s@4c; green salted,
old stock, per h.. 2@3c; green salted bull
hds. hides No. J. per ls. ac; green 'aited bull
Horse hides: Large, each. $500: medium,
each. $3.50: small. each. 5000: pony and
CLUES. each. s1.oo@l25.
Sheep pelts: Green salted. as to size
ard wool, each. 5c@s$l.00.
Wool: Choice fine and h-blood, per lb.,
27032c; medium and A-blood. per lb. rs
Q30c: low and Y blood, per lb.. IS q 22c;
hurry wool. per h., 12@l7c.
Wholesale prices Of beef cuts are as
soows Sa sO. Hs &c. so rms oDs SS ss: N sGs oS;
Csc; No. loins, zoe; No. rounds. 17kc;
No. 2 rounds. lie: No. 3 rounds, lEc; No.
chucks. 1ohc: No. chucks, 1oc; No.
chucks. SIC; No. l plates. SIC; No. 2
Oranges: Size els and larger, $3.50
$50: size $50, $2.oo0225; size'2SS, $500;
size 324. $5.5oQs.5o.
Lemons: Box, according to size. $500
Grapefruit: Crate. according to size.
$5.oo@7.5o.
Apples: winesap. according to size and
grade, $4,000 90; Ben Davis, according
according to size and grade, $3.50.
Strawberries: Crate 24sQuart boxes. $475
$500
Figs: "a packages. 8 ounces, s2.25.
Figs: Bulk. per h., 15916c.
Pineapples: Cuban. according to size,
| 5000 500.
Cherries: California. lb. boxes. $500
6A5o. -
| Potatoes: New. No. l. per lb.. 81 q 4c
new, No. 2. per lb., Sc: Western. Neb.. No
l, per cwt.. s1.75; Wyoming russets
and pearls, Se25; Idaho whites, No. l.
per cwt. $2.25@2,50; Red River Ohio. No
! /, per cwt., $2.2s; Oregon netted gems
| per cwt., $2.25
Sweet potatoes: Per bushel. sl.5Qa
zee. y
Celery: Dozen. 75c@l.oo.
Head lettuce: Crates. 1850; per dozen
n.eoG1.5o; leaf lettuce. per dozen. 500
Acc.
onions: Texas crystal wax, IS ID. crates
$500: Texas yellow. As ID. crates, $3.50
800.
Cucumters: Hot house, per dozen, $3.50
Texas, per bushel basket, As dozen. s2.oS
6:5o.
Cabbage: New. Per h.. 3h05c.
Tomatoes: Crates. s baskets, $500 a 500
crates, 4 baskets. s275Q3.oo.
Radishes: Per dozen, 15G2ec.
Carrot. and Turnips: New. per dozen
Carrots. turnips and beets: Hampers
Young onions: HON. grown. per dozen
Spinach: Home grown. per dozen. 500
isc
Green peppers: Market baskets, s1..5
Green and wax beans: Hampers. S2.st
63oe.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08

Chicago Craiu,
By CHARLES d. MIcHAELS.
0RahA H. loaasx MiIs.

-. WV"
l. Smeeso' uhe |-St no .Hie 'o'
eay "e M"ea' " so'h P'ses ."
low ~ the close OF the previous DAY.
| A heavily oyersold condition MAS
AZ. .Ia.. -, II ~ ,t
oiseioseu w Wheat' ana "hite thete
WAS nothing i'm the news 10 cause
h..,s .,,, ..si,.ss o.,a,.t go
os"s any uheas'hess' keHe'si soN-
efinG was on IRON the start and the
finish WAS within a I,art,on az ,b.
"a" ~ '"N
top, with net gains OF ] J'sMSe. Corn
gained J-4M7-Sr. oats l.JMJ.se and
rue aESI
y ,''oWi cent
Liver SURPRISED the trade hy clos
;,o h,ah., 40 4 -,
- .'h"s' w 'pMeF on
wheat, ~ the lace OF the break here
Tuesday Houses tba, usuaIt,, ne.
' -
some OF the largest OF the local oro-
fe.s;o,ai. -, -;
Nss'ola's were aeti'e on the buyinH
side from the start and there was
no material oressure an the m,,Ls,
Wv '"".' '"' pressure ." 'ne market
except on the extreme advances,
Numerous small ,.,r,;o,s ,,.,s
-. -. "e'e
niaae, put on every dip buying or
ders were uncovered and the under.
,o,s ,v,. ,,.a,, ,i'u ~ W" ""se
'o"e was sHohS throughout the day.
R.ro,,. I o,,,~.,..,.
r
.'op rspotu from the Northwest were
.ss opuns'le' due 10 diy and hot wealth
sha ,hsre were chinch bug reports
saom ohlo ana Illinois, while further
J,ps'ns w,n., nv. o' req rust came from ths
S.ms "nes, 'erHtorE apprehension OF
.,,sn chs IN SOM" quarters, but sc-
ss.' usterioratioh OF consequence was
~. .,sInru. roreeat was Tor showers
.f '"c horthwesteIn sections OF the helt'
EXPORT demand showed Improvement. with
sa,es OF eoo;ooo TO 1000 bushels and
,nny npersi amount OF NO. hard win
yer was solu NJ cents over July. G. u
mentioned.
Coarse Hrhins retiected the action OF
W. wwhen. anu WIN snort GOVERNS and lack
W, y. pse''ure m aavahee was easiiy AT
.aheu, Ntop reports on corn continue
- aavorspIe. ou. on oats were less SO. Inc
"eenD Weatner report con
m mInea a,y hrea IN paris OF iowa ahu
sepf @ wh.n nave peen So"pIai"ihs oI
oa.s , ae'eI,oI"tlnk .or ssvt'hl uass; Sasn
oon hm..a,. ~ 80 ,r.sa ., " 80.
wv ousheis IN corn mace 10 go 10 store
Elevator int~reS's oousht eash corn ana
oats on taa.k' ,,t. ...
houtes win seapoaru cohnectIohs were
@ aI ouyss U, 'uS ~, "n'e al oon .st
es's sou anu pue"ases U. 'V,oVo .'.,
sn e.s new s'n w"e m'"as ao " ,raS ',o aa
WV counn'. ial eApo'' f""e ""'
W. pit Note.
,ro,, ~. rocen, Inw and are es1ected 70
,Iom, @ tme car,s ,nora bo,pra ,hsro
move UP 10 Gen'S r ,moIe % oe,ore '"..o ~
pun ~" har, oo,,ar
p"rs 80 80 $50 go -
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08


New York. June THE market for
coffee futures opened unchanged 10 five
points HIGHER on renewed covering by near
month shorts, prompted by reports OF an
improving spot demand and hshsr san
tos rablss, There was reslizing al lotse
for July and 1926 for September, which
stsblished new high sround for the
movement, however, and prices later
sased Oft from the best under realizing
or scattered selling, following easter late
cables from Rio, July sold OF, TO io,tse
and September to 10 Toe. With tho market
closing net unchanged TO 10 points lower
Sales were estimated al 81, 600 bass, JnS
~ I.c: September. l0iir, October iopls
December s,s6e; January. s'ee' March.
s,6sc. May. o,boc, ..
Spot coffee was reported IN fAlr a.msho
at IL. 10 iiAc Tor Rio Is and IN 70
Iake for Santos N, Cost ana ffelkh, OF
fers included Santos IS and bs at i%ie
TO it6oe for prompt shipment
Sales Of ia and IS for August. October
shipment, wers reported at i3,sbc, ana Of
fers ranged up TO i3she for future sh'p,
ment Rio Is were offered at 1890 Ia
I0.b0c, American credits.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08
New York Bonds
(The Bee d the only Omaha
newspsper which publishes the Of
fetal close Of the New York Stock
exchange bondsS

New York, June Liberty issues were
IN the forefront OF today's dull bond mar
ks', the tax exempt SI al sio0l3 and
the first ~ AT tlOo,io establishing new
msslnIums, with moderate advances for
q majority OF the entire group,
Mexican government lssues continued 10
react 10 the delay attending debt confer
enees here. but most Of the European war
floiatiens showed flrmness and occasional
strength.
Many OF the underlying domestic rails
were higher by large fractions TO almost
two points. that division again being
chiefly represented by Peoria and East.
efn Toledo, 81, Louis and Western. Chi.
caso and Alton and Atehison issues,
lhdustflals and utilities were inclined
to react. especially cerro p.Pasoo A..
Armour tns. Southern BELL Telephone So.
and several Of the local fractions. Total
sales tpar valued aggregated Sl3.si3, ,000,
Easy absorption Of new undertakings
testified 10 the strong one OF tho invest.
ment market. The days new offerings
amounted 10 about 1000. 900, these In
eludiEg n Consolidated Gas and Electric
company tBaitimore) $4,000, 400 per
cent bond and the city OF Montevideo
1o,ooo.ooo. per cent loan.
New York. June 1.-Foliowing are to-
days high. low and closing prices OF bonds
on the New York stock exchange and the
total sales OF each bond:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08
Omaha Grain
June Z.

June 7.
Liverpool market was not inclined
10 follow our decline OF yesterday.
spo, wheat in that market selling At
abou, unchanged prices, There was
q little better feeling in export circles
and . somewhat better demand was
i, evidence for all grains. A few
complaints were received OF hot. dry
weather in the northwest section. and
Canada foreas,ed frost for tonight
in many localities. Chicago reports
having bought $4,000 hu. new wheat
to arrive. Taken a. a whole all
markets displayed more resiliency to-
Gay.
The run OF receipts in Omaha
were moderate, consisting OF ~ cars
OF wheat, % cars OF corn, l8 ears
OF oats and ) cars OF barley. totaiing
l07 cars. as compared with 79 cars
last year. Total shipments were l97
cars as against l46 cars last year.
The demand for cash wheat in the
Omaha market was not so good to-
day except for good milling grades
and the offerings changed hands at
about a cent lower. Corn sold un-
changed TO Hc lower being general
ly Hc lower. Oats were quoted
unchanged to &c lower. Rye and
barley were unchanged.
WHEAT.
No. hard winter; I car. Si.I7.
No; . hard winter: cars, ti.le: s-6
car III per cent dark. smutty). Si.ls: as
per cent dark). $40.
No. I hard winter: I car. N.i..
Sample hard winter: Car a. per
cent heat damaged. wssviD. u.o7; car
No. . yellow hard: I car, si.i,b.
No. mixed: 5-5 car tdurum), li.o7.
No. . mixed: car (smutty durum).
No. ! white: l car. bJc.
No. white: ~ cars. b3c: I cars (ship-
per's weishts). 53c.
No. i yellow! az ! car"' s t,Se; &c. ssss; ssr,
b3Sc; ! car (shipper's weights), b3kc,
no. yellow; . cars. s3kc: 4 cars.
70. :, yellow. . car. sake.
No. ! mixed: / car. B2hc.
No . mixed: l car (nsar Yellow, Sac:
car tnssr wAits). SAKE; cars. t.Hc.
sSkc: ! car. 3Shc. '
No : white: car Especial bilrns),
Nkc: I cars. S%kc. '
sample white: l car, 3te.
No. mixed: l car. Nhc.
No. :: IS car: s.s: Sc.
No 4: car. b%c.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08


New York, June THE list jumped IS
bale after early quiet in the cotton mar.
Net today, the late reversal to Strength
coming as = result Of heavy short he Gov.
erine and lack OF offerings. The mar
ket today the late reversal to strength
point. above the previous close ,ss,I,sl at mid.
"a on the early bulge and with little in
the new. to affect the market. ., trading ding
rs to 20 points net higher. Then the
market turned suddenly, active and prices
Of all options advanced about cent a
pound, July going to 2l.2oc. Most OF the
abrupt gain was held in the last half
to lo3 points over last nights close and
final bids were 50 to IS net higher.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady, 50 points advance. 21.'oc for mid
ding upland.
Southern spot markets: Galveston,
eisec, rs points advance: New Orleans.
:o.s8c, 50 points advance; savannah, lie,
81 points advance; Augusta. 2o.s4c. %
points advance: Memphis. 20.75c, 70 points
advance; Houston. ?l.7oc, loo points ad-
vance: Little Rock. 2e..sc, IS points ad-
vance.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08
New York General.

New York, June 7,--wheat-spot. frm'
No. /: red. tiaoh No ? hard. 'iS.. 40,
/ Manitoba, tit6h. and No. mixed
durum. S,33n. c, l. e. track. New YORK
TO arrive ~.
cern-spot. firm. No. yellow and NO.
/. white. 77Nc. and No, mixed. 'ISo
Oats-Spot, steadier: No. Z white. She,
Hay-Firm. No. l. s3i.ooa9aoO; Nv, =
sse 90 ~ 81 90; No. ,. $500 $500: spr'ns.
3?t. 90 1900.
Hops-Easy: state 1921, 400 ?5c; Pacl'
tIc coast 1921. I9d25c: 1890, l7gloc.
Other Articles-Unc hanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08

New York, June 7.-Cotton goods were
steady today. Narrow print cloths sold
little better and there was a better call
for spot deliveries of some Of the wide
staples. Jobbers reported a more widely
scattered trade in domestics. Worsted
yarns were in better call for knitting pur-
poses and worsted fabrics also sold bet
ter. A break in burlap prices was at
tributed to collapse Of speculation at Cal
cutta. Knit goods were in moderate call.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08

~ sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500 head.
irading was very slow to get under way
today sellers being strong in their views
ana packers bidding lower. As a trading
OASIS Dasis was reached most sales were at
STEADY TO strong prices with little change
IN quotations. California and Idaho
spring lambs sold at s14.O0@l425, with
pest quality quoted at $3.50. Native
SSpringers sold mostly around sl4.25. Fed
lambs were steady to strong with best
quality moving around $1,000. Sheep were
sulIy s steady best light weights selling At
'o1" ana strong weights. s3.50@450.
Ia nho Vhotations on sheep and lambs Fat
iiamps. good to choice. $125O@ls.25: tat
lambs lambs fair to good. s11.5OQ12.25; spring
amns: sl2.oo @ $50; feeder lambs. s11. 90
Wl225; Gull lambs. sso00I1.Oo fat
gGesr!ings; G ss.oo@l1.oo; fat wethers, $3.50
Ws,eo; rat ewes, light. S5.0OQ6.Oo: TAT
ewes, heavy, s3.5O1450. '"'
SPRING LAMBS.
NO. Av. Pr
1853 CAL. So II IS
FEEDER LAMBS.
eo CAL. so 9 rs
FAT EWES.
rs fed. .135 90
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08
ClIrA IiaaaAaal<

mn oSoh,caso. . June 7.-Cattle-Receipts, 12,-
co,,,e cov mead; peer steers generally steady:
common common and grassy kinds CLOSING 10c
iHSwer; Hvs; top beef steers, $3.50: TOP year. yc
a'nss' anss' ss:4o; bulk beef steers $3.50
wv: better grades she-stock, fully
steady; other grades Gamers and cut.
ters slow; spots 10 to 15c lower; bulls
strong to 1oc higher; veal calves, strong
TO zoe higher; stockers steady; bulk
vealers to packers. s1O25@11.0o; few
Hogs-Receipts 21,OOO head; opened 8
TO lOc higher than yesterdays average !;
later early advance lost; closed active or
steady to 1oc higher than yesterdays av.
enage; end.; early top. sll.oO; bulk, s1o15@
lV.s5; bulk good. ITO to 22O lb. aver
ages, s1o.s5@lo.s5; bulk good 22o to 200
10. averages, $1o.5o@1o.s5 pigs steady
TO strong, mostly $s.75@1O.5O: hold.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $4,000
mead; spring lambs closed strong; other
classes steady to weak; two decks choice
springs to city butchers $14s5@15.O 90;
packers top. s14.75; bulk good at $145o;
culls. $S.oO@s.50; top shorn lambs, 1890:
top ewes, $500; bulk, $4.O0Q6.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-08
Chicago Stocks,
New York Money.

New York. June Call Money-Easy:
high. Sh per cent; low. per cent; ruling
rate. 3h per cent; closing bid, 3 per cent;
offered at 31a per cent; last loan, 3 per
cent; call loans against acceptances. 3h
per cent.
Time Loans-Easier; 50 days, 90 days
and months, Az per cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-4A @4h per
cent