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Show . , "N THE DESERET 1MEMMINIngnemm NEWS SATURDAY MI110101.100.,0 Meal wtel - '1 30 1920' OCTOBER , 01.0 , neer, 0000 les of life. states that I y equipments sees among , holemelere are Complaining they cam. th most ttectitinary , leturs, tusritourt or lb. but mote their sloth. ! with as the7 of poodle ntrneroue 'hares et baste raw, ", to CN.' , lin f 4 ''' It atoodod hod because of that loans uusht. Product. retailers refusal ruta:;or. teather .4 I troatpurt mitably ' , sn and 4 t in. ' reduce ratirooda in an amount (logo ot pigeon prevents sales Althuuelt 1.)witu nuo 000 ben tor equipment purposot to. blocks the ntlre field Ot business. snail , , susted made by ire oat! c In, , Hi a th of thus railroads sees list th with the ! eefhteleatterir those situation. panto. Isestee were ,, ' gther ahowe that but slightly y for th rI provimion. ta bein g $o only public ttl!offectett. II A N K E R IAided. under the terms of the ranapor rerstvre In ita attitud toward thet Th.e conditions wre ignored by the ' heilntirotnient market. where further tie. fr Then they will goon Whin act fur tee bettr outfitting Of retailers. It '' , , the. carriers. Stat'stics colopiled by forced, on penalty of loss et trade dens ming wtr coniournmats4 mnd ear. 11 S , 11 4 the eastern rallrood &leo how that and proftta . to coma down to reason..ried to tteareistsi flotation. reretsn r Able figUres on ',,A, rl basis of wholesale: offerings er included In the liet of during a ',wren' month an int ' ' .' 4 Shout two miles a day in cite mileser prices. Itttv ituoa and negottationa Sr. said to tt,7 :" ,s I be wee effected bin tuereatie which may, under for way loans to 111111111. Ars tweet lateetwee Ontlemolt be rewarded as equivalent to about toe.. 4!se,:--: Isentitia and l'hile, the total approsts The local hardware triad reports anti 'retort care. The nen purchaoes niatinx S:0,00s lee The isle heavy stsrmand for terheCee and heat- change market reflected foreign f in of quiprtint and the Inc In greater , ing stoves, for silver ware and pocket merieure the ... ,, t tolit;iteernaelt:i hrsolertelsouniteci ti nre lag outioanding position of I V hl,ercyoncso.na.: cutlery for Christmas. sleds, skates and the United titates in the worlds , . e. ,,,,,, trad 'kV.. However, that is alackealnit and ftInnen, lerench and Italian rates U- 4 ,, ,, . i ! A moilmoitititikat . 4., 4 iy good effect on busineot in many demand. as compared with I Year nilik continued to decline to rates unknown to unfavor abi bueiness rondltions. 'even during I he war and remittances It'i, "SC ' : ports of th country. Deliveries are due ----..- . now more regular and more satimfie., and collection ar slow, though on to ituliAn4-:AnFikairt, aloe Scandtwo )1 ' ''', 1 r: .'' ,.. iniprnement le tithected. The onla:Ill'ulan centers were at otivore discounts. tory than for a good while past. Coln. lumbor an '.',.' trade reports "running cid. nt with this increase in operat. even -' ,r, keel," and oult a little bust.; 'nit effleincy hes gone a very 'ss k. - - 't 1.4 '4. effort on the part of the tooads, nese being done. particularly in Pee Mill in , ; ,o, :mired entliti which to matrial the of em.. roofing their curtail number .74 , , AfCrop Money 13.50' to IS per 100 quarto Net. The ployeen where it wee poamible to do so car situation is ow my. rnuch to the -t- ' without redwing their service to thttl which can now sell wAsiiixlmos. oct4 con. public. In theme circumstances ths in.iI lief of th erad of officlala of the bureau of arab- ,,,1 '4:7,,,.,. confidence of the .public inl lumber from the 'Northwest creaIng ,,, l ead and sine i mines. s ith out I' Th cement situation th at shares railroad difficulty. better evidently Review Business. deter:oi- up with the advent of weath- - :St. Louie recently resulted in has a substantial harts, which R- is elaing eure to .ination out road Suildintr. but make a survey of all ecounts for the tolerably eteady ad- i et! that . In operations in the midcontinentmilling . vane in the price of molt of the sine comparattvely little construction is are . , ' and lead at presetit. Collections Illinoia ore will be face of discourag-- i prod region. aims. even in the the first onsidered, followed by work I It bee been a (idiot week. rompara Ing conditions in sorne other branches!'I fair, lc the Joplin. Mo.. The wholesale local dry goods trad of the market. r FRANKLYN CHRISTIANSON local in lively. W. R. Ciane. chief enit-lieebanking circles, thouglt of thi0 the preeidntial elction nose iIIreports' bossiness quiet purhases be- - war there is still a demand for money by so "With minerais rell.4 4 otonitonton. hasi close at hend and the strong be.!1ing limited to necesnities for the Candidate for State Senator. livestock men and ferment to tide them lief that the results will be very satin. Imola pnrt. Cotton textiles continue: been aPPointed supiwinitendent of at large. th to phrink in price, but woolens do not I bureau of mines roe! on at Tuscaloosa. i over until dietribution of t,eat money. factory to thenowcountry Ala. and linens li re advancing. on ouscht to from ;Ichange. Legislation in quality rather than Farmers have been holding hark their amarket undertone, eimecially asahlha the 'owing to the difficulty of getting flea. cthanitty is tha urgent need in this wt ea e for report cc to the trade at large. per bushel, but it la stat- Pursetrines of th banks ttre could ,1ttaletrio thet textile lines are now evidently More . state. The mama of atatutory law att. loosened; its technical position know that they would be willing to not be to is to down what be better for in advarcce, as the :settling likely I soil at 11.10. Cattle men report they f quired :a ci some through On years since state- In Itt fixed !Wort interemt footing. rather outstanding inlay have to carry over their stock for large and tho floating 'imply of etocks igoods the mills are not at includes hood. much that his become charges NVASIIINIITON. Oct. nother season on account of low . . Ix smell, prices. In seek of octoher "3 the 29.Ouring the Onlari According to the present so v ery far above p e of the progressive becaus ele and need financial relief. but are prices. a few not fact observer's are eho there down :I are street loans grati, Wall mint ounces of all-- 1 trend in our social life and Changes fled to realize there Is plenty of feed. reckoning 50 per cent from what they k elieve that the pro cess of readjustsi ver atpurchneed .1 per ounce under The circular statement sent out this nearly the Pittman; too rapwere a year ago. The market. mav trent has gone ahead rather law. a 'total to date of wrought by new conditions in Indus- week from Boaton wool broken, rela- 'back and Idly in some branches of trade. and 'Ounces. fill: somewhat longer, but 19,111.231ii t tive to this country being made the will be very trial as yell as political affeirs. it would be better if a general, much easier to &dierica ' that dumping ground for foreign wools is prices than to put them down. as the readlustment on a rather slower basis I for wise There is opportunity attracting much concern in this part great bulk of stocks art now held by could be effected. The difficulties of Costs Compel amendment and careful revision ot, of the country, and offorte will be Math-tseen is are cane the ith particularly bellve prenent Judge people wilo induce Congress to impope such du- strong that of past legisilation by the light th process In the fact thet consumers do not i readjustme.nt to Gary Down much Big ties. im of experience and practical optica- now un- - fret. the benefit for a good while of huffiness which -generally conBankers say: There has manner changes in the price. made by produc. l (i)MO. Nev., Oct. in such an orderly Gpe., tion, that will open a field of endeavor siderable change from six months aft,. dergoing I don. ere or wholesalers. This tends to slow general manager of the Como . in worthy of enterprise and careful when banks were not only looking for will in the end be beneficial." his reasons for clot:frig the down the readjustment In certain lines giving Dust's Revien. thought of future legislators. mew business. but turning it away. In and also prevents conformers from tak-- i mines. gays in a elatoolont designed Tim bond market continued of a Mg the goods eft the Market as they holders: "We feel that it is notto stock.' the last tow weeks letters have been to infeatctruactegiveualraewasntdhaftalla.r deal to all broad character. aye Dunn 'a Review. would do if the benefit of reductions ble to operate a received from banks in large cities, mine under producing d bring about a condltion of pears accounts. In every clime. credit While the more active issues moved could' be them. :present conditions. Pim maters are not oersted on accommodations of substantial amounts less violently then in th recent pre- Some trade directly and prosperity in our state, must ever with the present wage-eealpredict a mod- - ::satised are offered. This indicates baptizers ceding weeks. they maintained most erate upwardauthorities we and in reaction cannot pay more because of the be the aim of every fair minded cit. commodity generally believe money for commer- of the improvement gained in that prices prior to !he final adjustment of.t.e .tral low ef(ici.iii.:y if labor, We Men who desires the largest amount cial borrowing will be more plentiful period. despitea the fact that a consid- huelnese for a reluction in the price.. of liberal action granted hoped Intl:aye particularly relationhipa, every in. In the not distant future. Undoubtedly erable &moo-of profit-takin- g WIS those lines which have suffered the i of fupplies for tho lain two years. also' dividual, consistent with tho welfare imi.foved labmr they look for liquidation, of Inventories going .tut among them. Although the moet far reaching cut. carried by big industrial companies. as railroad mortgages held well, a good The local retail dry goods trade re- - l'have grown worts every mo;butlittix'vere; of the greatest majority of American was 'well aa funds the week's atrength it is not Rood pt.licy to de..., i men and women. arising from marketing share of prevailing conditions generally i feel that porta of crops. to result in a big increase in shown In thc public utility paper for acceptable, it is claimed th epkte our ore rrooves further uncIrrli The magnificent program of conthough deto be funds available for loans. which there appeared good realises that dry goods that' conditions, fur, trains as a beide etructive legislation inaugurated by public hardly In this group, the local tracmand. powe. of money five .iour national congress during the first merchants are standing the losseti ts I urchasin., Weekly Bask Stateleeat but caused tions held a conspicuous place. ego. we only fos,:re the dwelltour years of President Wilson's ad-o- f having bought on a high 29'''s our gold fitc'n Reduction.by 1 millions in total bl4.4 there were also sharp gains in the Market by 18 per ounce and silver on lower levels. and selling bolding, as against an increase of 27.1 telephone Juts, and electric issues of Then. the bar' ward season has operat - st 40 cents per ounce at the present ',ministration, Is replete with example millions In treasury certificates on other cities. The Bell Telephone of ed unfavorably. current Innis." The Como was paying the Vir.1 !:and uggeetion. along lines of pros., 7s their tales aggregate 15However. hand is indicated in the Federal Re- - Pennalyvania maintained that will endure, The etatement :resolve lawmaking to 20 per cent , ginia City wage-scalBoard's weekly bank statement prominence among the active proper- greater In than laieryear, at says the increased e'lee of Powder, I to furnieh thought and material out Government opera- ties. The Liberty paper was irregu- this time. quantity 'lumber and iinm recently issued. ln6e 1, an Jan. be to ilas!Of seems to construct ideas, that ern-- . which There op. adt1,11 1!.t et lel). tions during the week were unusually lar. but generally firm. The foreign' timiatio feeling to the operating bodied into law will solve problems in the monthly notwitlk costa good request.: standing the situation. trade, la heavy. Including the payment on Oct. yovernments were In interest-bearinThere $1.600.000 worth of 110 on account of g confronting the people of this state. IS. of interest on the Fourth particularly the high the amount of sales though these may ctoorin 44.)rte htTeekeetdatoeumteinnt,theThrnisi"bel9neil The question of taxation should be Liberty bonds. the redemption on the coupons. be not particularly profitable. People treated in a same date of the outstanding balance n fairly met and properly dealt with. mill. Profits. Excess of Distribution hats. are fur coats, hosiery. buying of loan certificates issued six months There must be a system of equalisa- end silks, the latter being cheaper Distribution of excess profits made than previous. the issuance of a new series of tion and fair distribution of the bur- they were. The art departments Success over 100 millions of tax certificates, by dealers who handled the wool clip are den of the states financial being fairly well patronized, so are and. the withdrawal from depositary In- In ISIS under regulationr of the war counters. worked out in such manner as Good Vern Hone, titutions of over 40 per cent of the industries board is being made by the piece goods not to discourse industry and thrift. balance due to the government on ac- the United States Department of AgriGOLD HILL. Oct. still relieve the over burdened count of the two tax certificates series culture to some 100.000 wool growers Local work at the dutccess mine, leaned the month before. These opera--tion- e It is estimated by the Bureau of Marthe excess hied that becomes from here. is meeting with con- - prenalvc were in addition to the redemp- kets. which has charge of making the attione which promise well for the fu.1 Ueder,the administration of Gover tion by the flees' agents of the foreign refund from the dealers to the grow-erFurnished by Z. A. Roils & Co. tura of the property as a that the total amount of such exgovernments concerned of over 200 mil-on producer,' to 8. M. lion of Anglo-Frenc- h bonds due cess prank was more than 1,000,000, is in nor James IC Cox, In Ohio, a pro. according In charge of the Fleming, Dank Stork& On the gram of equal rights and constructive October IS. of which surcximately ;460,000 has property. 200-level, for a distance of 350 feet ,neiprulnese. is being brought into Federal Reserve note circulation been turned over to the burettu for I Rid It Agked the strike of the vein, an ay.! plication which hiui placed that state c shows a further expansion during the distributinn. St:wks. 'week of 31.1 millions. all the Recrags of two feet' of silver-lea- d Not a little concern is being felt of public attention as ore,lir. the fore-freat ;30 per ton. has been opened serve banks, except those of Boston. throujiout hide, leather, and shoe On-- , Bankera Trust , 150.00 - 101.51 valued la business center and also as a de. , This demoral-ore. is It I up: and Trust Cleveland Columbia cies the. Minneapolis. stated. reporting present extends 'arable community. for the common regarding ' increased circulation 210.01 to the surface., A carload of carbon. lied cov.litions, and the difficulties Deseret National figures. A nommila 125.0( ate ore, mined on the surface. is ready PeuPialo rear large families of chil. half now being expesienced by hide dealers,' Fire. Nat. of Ogden less than of Increase inal ' 125.01 for, shipment,. The vein, which travdren, the future hops of our nation; are I McCornick & Co lion is shown In Federal Reserve bank, tanners, and merchants e 210.0( erses the to depression Deseret Savings .north- - here also may be found material, to note., circulation. In consequence or said to be traceable Ina , 270.04 of the south directions has been developed by direct our thoughts of well being, for addiMonal consignments In the footwear-tradewhere inactivi- Natl Bank of Repub......... gold by 150.00 , Bank of an inclined shift sunk on the dip of Our own rtate, into channels thatahall National Copper England to the Federal Reserve ty has prevailed or months past. 145.0( the fissure. The mine has been equipped --banks the amount of gold with foreign Security State Bank be fruitful of good mune.177.01 Car of Meat! 'decline National.. with mondern machinery by the own- Utah State agencies shows a further Utah has vast possibilities lit min- the-ea103.00 & Saw. ere Trust of the service Utah 3.4 millions. Total gold reserves de& property, George Peters Reports compiled by era! and agricultural wealth, Menu- dined 4.1 millions, while the loss in divbsion of the American Railway Ae- Walker Bros.& Bankrs. 251.00 195.04 Söns of . New York City. facturing enterprisos aa welt, that Trust. aggregate reserves was 1.4 milliens. soctation show On Oct. I, 3elper.cent of Zion's Say. must be developed in such manner ani, The banks' reserve ratio shows a de- - freight cars were on lines of owning ' to create the greatest degree of hap. leguatelat Stocks. cline for the week from 42.9 to 42.71 road. a gain of 2 per eent from Sept. On March I, when the railroads were per cent. pinees for all the people within Its 13.011 the Tintic mines shipped their government. only Amalgamated Sugar relinquished by borders. Clews Gives Views. 101.50 tonnage of ore last 21.9 per cent of cars were on home Atrial. Sugar tit& week sending out , ,, I maid Advertisement.) 103.00 , Wall street has the lines, against 44 per cent .at end of ronsolidated Wagon a total of lte-- carloads as compared Henry Clews-o-f ' CHRISTIANSON. , 370.00 trade to over. in week's 1917. were this Home taken Insurance. the roads when Fire with the exceptionvly heavy ship. my following 4 S5.00 37.50 ments of the previous& week which to- and finance circular: Progress is noted, in all districts and J. C. Penny Pfd 14.60 15.25 taled 174 carloads. At the sessions of the American with iIr types of equipment except Newhouse Hotel Pfd LIST. ,' Tintic Standard . & 16.00 17.50 maintained, its Increased production of , the Tel. cars. association Tel. Mt. past Rankere States during refrigerator I 101.00 thirty four carloads during the week. of Schramm-Johnso- n week Interchange of views among the ehortage Apprehension over Harold R. Smoot & Co.' furnish the .i5 members made it evident that the sit- grain ears is felt by railroad. although Standard Coal in carloads from the Irani- Shipments received ever o following quotations 775 num mines were as follows: uation in different parts Of the country farmers show, tendency to hold for Sugar ,,, and that higher prices. It is believed crop' are Utah Fire Clay 53.00 Chief Consolidated ... ... was gradually righting-itsel- f 15 their private wire: .. .. reduced. been had Co abundant 110,.11 Tintio Standard that they will require, Utah P. & I lit pfd. pressure for funds 14 ' Li1C Stook& 121.00 131.00 Dragon Comparison of reports from various just for that part that must be moved, Z. C. M. I. 11 .9 . . 1.00 Mammoth ... districts skewed that nil"is in 4s very wbatfin fdrrner years would have ,been Gunnison Valley Pfd . ft.," 17 118 86 Amer of 151 there 5.25 Sumatra limited number ally an adequate supplyfor the regions ll . . . ... People'e finger Eagle 11 - 11 10.00 Iron Alaska Gold '' .. . .. 94 ..-. :: pro. Ferment tire letting go some of the 3pringvi7le Mapletoni Ii anticipation of financial difflulty Kinor... 11 vided that crops lir' allowed to move crops held over from last year and Juneau ... boo .. Grand Central I tAlaska Benda. lia Chalmers $3 Despite2; a slight thus. with the. pereentage of new grain - freely to market. Hi 32 4 Victoria downward tendency in the resift," ratio moving, is more than the car supply Amer. Beet Swansea ... zz Amer. Can Sugar Ref. 50 Co. at 1Federal Reserve banks it has'been can handle. It is believed there is Bait Lake City Iron Blossom III II III ' . .. 94.00 95.50 Sunbeam possible to avoid any material in. an actual physical shortage of cars S. 192$ I Amer. Cotton Oil - ,.. 201 Ili 271 L. the Ex. financial crease in are the strain Stock upon used than 11 '11 rather that 91 z 'Amer. Drug Syn. they being Bullion Beck I , WOO 10.00 Ridge and resources of the country. Much more or other purposes. Because of prices 129 & lea. Hid. l'Anier. Valley be1924.. new are MOO Gold Chain not buying Rtand. Coal, la has been done through rediscounts many of the roads . I Amer. Bids & Lea. prd... .....n.,1(80 tween Federal Reserve banks to re. equipment, but endeavoring to meet Utah P. & L.. Ist 51. 721 721 721 Alaska I Amer. Intl CorPn. Hove the needs of the interior than wit emergencies with stock on hand. In 77.00 71.00 1944 IS IS ItI Amer. Locomotive --evedon. tit the old days through ship. some cases cattle carehave been lined Utah L. & P. 4s 1130 73.00 Amer. 00 Stu'elter Total litti 12s ments of currency or treasury deposits with .paper and used for grain chip-wen- t' Utah Securities. 11. Amer. Smelter. pfd. II II I in banks. It is, in fact certain that 17.50 but this has not been found, 1922- 19.10 .. Amer. Sugar 40 000 the total extension of aid in this way 2.00 1330 except for short hauls because Utah State 44e. 1939.. 100 Amer. TeL A Tel III 100 ' to th agricultural districts (luring the practical after.. much mileage the paper gives, Eugar 1261 1261 114 Tobacco inAAmer. autumn of bw 1111311 the anti out. 1921current sifts. mines 1agency way shippedpark City Zintt .. 10 atiletotwaleeofk II 101 o rediscounts in the Federal k The Massachusetts commissioner on 1,134 tons of, ore. during Sugar, Is Amer. Zinc; ptd. o 30 ! 1! 1124 97.113 ending Friday night as compared with Anaconda. 10 1 10 601 t o 1.711 of tons the la shipments during Sugar, 1111 1121 112 Baldwin 1921 . lot . eff.00.0,s, 4.4404.10.0. week. 8 irer KingCoalltion !Beth previous e . t eee eel I .fr o continued as the ;ending shipper in the B u tte steel. huger. & 121 161 161 1921 Ye Oa camp. Sup..s ...e Shipments lit tons from the Calif. Packing IS SI II -o 7s various mines were an,follows: , .. CaL Pete 24 .. Sugar,. 1930 94.11 Silver Coalition h aa boon I ...TREND OF BusINEssit ch:LIn.:b7.4,-t-,1..bnel,m,,,- ,nr, far stea ler the w I , .14f az3 ti 1100 41444,0f " 4 rot: , 'Ix , . BANKERSS I'. I, J . t. .SOON BE AVAILABLE A ' r ; ! i I .- , ms . i 4141 ; Survey Planned Mid Continent thstricts rt.Th tor."' ntrsts. A Candle and ' of 700 I I . all High ' ,- 1 4.' bcrii t,,1, r5 won't put out a tire. Most free need stronger treatment when a man's house is the fuel. , i V . AZ it' P Your housi has increased in value. Why let it go up in smoke? We offer you valuable advice in preventing tires and protecting your property. Come in and find out about full insur ance and other safeguards. .. FOR FORTY YEARS , .. , , t- -rt p , A HARTFORD AGENCY, OV otssi ""Il4--, Utah Home F re i i th, l Insurance Company t ii Another Shut Mine I i, - ' Silver Purchased Under Pittman Ad ,..! 7. a Poker, ft I re-w- ar t'ta .4 I P 4 ,.., httr ' , -,- -- 144'; , .41 t ' 1 e. Krill-(or- al 4t11- - r411.11111'14t...000L 1 ' ' v t Z 101 Pt . Liquidation of Inventories And Will fect Situation, General of I k,,, ''' EXPECT LOANS .W11.. I Grant & Cdmpany Heber 1 GENERAL AGENTS. 1 1 - : I St. 22 Main Salt Lake City. i El orantuunmoulnuguocuougnacmcmtonsonmmummtnututmommunconommuC , Ax0., , . - . VIP."' . , t''41.- ' - -- . t 1 II n:' ' 1859 - op-mil- es I ', ', ft - -a- . ,.- .' granite-limeston- , ' I I ii - --- , .... 0 nleBe :.7 ....... ire-cro- .... ... ...... 1 1- NJ, ' - . 1 - ,- , . ,, ' , - h , , . Walker Brothers-- II 1 , .' - - , , . :: . banking; so with the individual bank. S1nc,,1859 Walker Brothers Bankers has been Steadily augmenting its usefulness both to individ ual custorriernd-thetommunit- y as a whole. As-wit- -- 4 :.:', - . - ' ' tirtor. I 0 ' - ..... 1 - ' , . k. I - NEW YORK STOCK .. , ii ;''. 1.1! ' - piI anking is as 'old as civilization,- and age ,has made it sure, scientific and conservative. , ! Utah-Idah- 1' , 1 .. ' . , rintic Ore Shipments. ..... '' ; S.11 8 ; - - ,,,, . s (rta illf. ' , i H. fitippill... ''' ' ' iltir ' !sil:(ill - ' Ili - '' ' . 1 - ',' -- ' ' - - , , -' eit;;PI ICI ' - .: - 411. L , , til. ...- rtik - ' ' Reserve - - '1 Federal - , --- ' , ' - ' . I': ; Member - '1 ' LI: ' '' '.- ;170.r-- , - -- , 14' ifi nt - - 1. t 14iiiiiktil!'i, ! ' - , ' ' an-alo- : f . H , -- , Ili . ' 1 .'; - ill .,,, ' It ' ,. 1.1 a, t'4'i. '' '- '' 100-to- Folinded, e ' 1 -. I ' , , . P- i- ly Securities. , , ,,, - , . ' ng - 1041Si 'a : - oblige-Developi- ,,. . , .! , ' I Mine at Gold Hill Ore , : . , . i e. . ' ,., fr I Phone Was. 2262 , PM.ND e half-year- MOM 4 1 INDICATES cormmitiostemuunrortm Bankers---,-- , -- - -- - .... ' ............ ... t. ...... .... ..... r ... r ... .,' the-'grai- ter-ban- Utah-Idah- , ---- Way.'. I 1,.. The Modern High : ...III Jtah-Idah- .... Some Money to Work In German Marks - - Probabala profits on 100.000 markt It they go to j11.90, , normal value $(23.110). 17,35000 their lf You Can Secure Six Months' Option on Marks as Follows: ' , 4 Price of OM len SSA control" "" TS.00 nfl.00 Urea and Franco r control' Proftt ,pt Advance of lo $ 1 os.fm :woke is German Marks 1 n.000 ss iroi atm!" 45011 00 51109 controls bea.000 SOAP controls 160,060 S000 sontrills ',0110.00 . by the irpiration date, Of option If you have not received at the spot value Olt Tom have the privilege of buying ameba outrfobt .... , that day. , Th amegat you have paid on th optton will be credited to you to.. of root la so risk brayood ward tint gumbos, of marks outright. . . Option sod no margin retie. Ger ygotories erg bunlyoing Germany Is rapidly getting to work. e efficiencies Amy day, glad all Industries aro beginning to show marks 'are tial.le 9 advance from 2 to lee, Fortunes will be madeofover.. this night by Ito. who ars farstgittd enough to take advantage , prese nt 000rtot it y. s . of taking advantare We easoof urge too Strougly the adviasbrity, OW 101W-fof this prollooittcm by tyirg tFp on 'arr.. .r1Oltjr:noA isel e at 1 set esar.ol.. litils toll t the ex, N , :Art rates are at, theme low rgurss. , , promptly. 1S.SOS. on either learwerd remitrare today for it worthy' option pub-,.- el ?SAMS. IS tico or 1 411 Silt mark,' Writ. reoetrattiose toAav WI prke Is lirire. write or tall for inforrototion on op to advance overright -- , t , , tiossAak ,for Circular C f. . 2541.11 2A.0040 .... grain Traders Accept Farm Strike as Serious - 4 ono-ha- 1116-0- 0 old-tim- , - f. .6 Bah-Idah- CHICAGO. Oct. given had much reportslias a H ealy ativanee in with he- - wheat mariset berm ampared with a week ago. wheat this morning 11 vas 51 to 71 higher, corn up 11 to 21 'A oats showingleatne of 1 to 11011 1n provielons, the neta difference10 varied rise of 1.53 decline to cents. 'f rem Before the interest of wheat traders on farm news focussed etrike ,ecame oar. were making capital. of asserIons that as low as 1411 a bushel had lb een accepted for wheat in Nebrasa. Next day, however, signs of tow. erted stoppage of rural Clinit accomanted 'evidence of export buying on a The 'rnstuit wan a sudden rote legit. scent of price'', including an extreme 101 buehel for the December a of Limp ,d slivery. Moderate reactions followed :d ue chiefly to as apparent halt in ex.. tP eet demand hut provisional settlement f the British coal strike furnishe& ow impulee to buying. Subsequently. rout report. from Argentina gave rise tti a fresh upturn in values. with hull. It ib further stimulated eentiment 3,01,gb an opihion from a trod as.. ti i.ority that the farm strike was se fl es. Exnert buying of cora helped to glee I to corn and oats. idepeneent stronsth Provteinni were very unsettled. In., f uenced to a notable extent br pack-- I re tiling. o farm strike t o do this week - WM. R. FITZGERALD-8- CO. FOREIGN CURRENCY AND- BONDS.. Western OfficeL966 Phelan Bldg, San Francisco, Calif. OPIEM E111161. I' on Quietness Hangs on Wall Street "" ............ . '" 610 211 2111 .. . ,Iih ' ..,..... Total 1134 ; 0. .. eChhilnleoCop .. Colo. Ir. & L ,Crucible . Cuba Cans ... .;.., D. & FL O. Sfte 11 Our Vault I ,,.. ... ... .0, Is 141 601 naa..nea. .. aSI 171 $31 421 221 e,. irnd. -- tt owl. 4.1,1,1,,i 4 , i i, i 0 ,. Can you afford to take 111kbris. them Poe' Iflo the risk of keeping, your SOU Itudebaker .s.. home? Texas Ott valuables at T 1 a Pacific Come in and select your Tt11,77.J11;11Veta Potion nil . box: R, Rubber II 2211 ' . 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