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C0Rtf RADE IS SMALL,
BUT PRICES ADVANCE
JrSurkrntc Buying hy Promi
nent Commission House.
Causes Early Strength
ply of whtnt In Artrenflna Is 3,0G,000
btahcl. Shipments froi Hint couhtry
for tlio Week wero 1,100,000 bushel.
Itfceliitn of wheat here today were 138
curs.
Leadline futUrra rniiKril fultown
dloccunt: No. 4 white fcnd yellow 4M
eent nnd-Vo, 4 mixed S cents discount.
No. 4 'grades nro deliverable only from
November 1 to the end of February The
new rule, II Is propased, will beoom
elective January l,
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hip iniNi
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flilnmu, (Vt. 13.
Moderate buyltiR by a lendlnB com
mission house causid sirenMth In corn
this mornlriR nn'd offorlnRs were scarce.
Prices re'siiondeil leaillly, but IiusIiicsb
was not IftrKt".
yiiorts were ncrou on nccount of the
talk of fixing u minimum price, In spite
of the fact that many betlexcd 'that
such action Is highly Improbable, The
trade Is nlfo beginning to ilUclihs post
war developments In connection with
exports.
XoAPtnbir slartnl lit J1.20', to J1.20.
against ll.liHi at, the close ritertlay
and ndxnnced to J1.21'i. December
slartcJs at 'Jl 10 a to $1 10 against
$1.15ea at tho close )esterday and mov
ed up to 51.17V..
Heceliits litre tililay were 208 cars.
Shipments frbrn ArKonllna for the week
were fiiiS.OOp bushels. Tho lslble sup
ply In thnt country Is 6,000,000, against
3,300,000 bushels a year npo.
('ommlsslon houses were Rood bucrB
of oats and prices were firmer, with
offering light, tluslucss was not lnrRC.
.There was evidence nf further pur
chasing of tho cash article by the (lev
el nment.
October was iiuoted ut 07atcf ngoliist
3"',io at the end Jfsterdny, November
started at 6(t',fic to CO He against 869.0
at tlio close yesterday, and later sold at
6Sp.i December Vvum quoted at 66Vo
(ifi3c at the outset, nKUltmt Gillie at
the end vesterday and later sold ut
Sit Tie '
lcoclit! hero today were 1ST curs.
"ihlnp'ients from ArRentliui for the wijek
vere 302,000 bushels. The lslblc sup-
Oppn 1llh
net or" (n:,.,?"lT'"r
Nov. I 5n4 .-ji
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Nov. ..in 1 no . , mii", :i."i ut
I Hid tAfc!. t.N'nmlnal
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TOSOI'AII HTOl'KM
. . Hid Ak
.Ilm duller 111 .11
SlsrXnmira Ill a.l
MMwny , 117 11
MIeimIi i:m . " in nn
Monlnnn .n't 11
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ItrpruT HuIh ns (11
Went Kurt DM 1 llll
I'.UI.DKIf.l.ll STOCKS
Atlanta itt i'l
lltun Dull Ill
llooth a-.' hi
lilamf II II I a.'
Inlnv ol iij
Kptwinnp nj n.1
urn nl
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Bllwr I'lik nt III
MISCKI.!,..i:til.
Arlrnmt rotleil ... IT ;o
,Niai1h Wiiniltr . . A i
Tviura Mining S .u
I'er Capita Circuljlioti f ."H,82
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Regardless of the
The L tilled states Treasury reports
total clrcu'ntlon of tnonej In Ihli coun
trv nn October 1 of tn.i2l.43!l.n"ii. '
compared with $5.(121,311.201 the prevl- j
uus month. This Is equal to $r.1.82 per
capita," estlmatlnR the iiopulntlon nt
106,301,000 and compares with JIC.10 on
October 1 of lust enr.
Loading llinillnc Unloaillnf
i'ruf htiuf 7'mttcra krritiiour Inn k buv linvltno ultrttmc cltinVuitett
CnjidclHcs 1 to 10 Ton
SAVE THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
Many owner.! nf Krueiiluf Trnllcni hae rciluied their
haulage co.xtK ono-hntf itlicrs miiro than tun-tlilrdo .mil
Ihe snliiR effected totuls huffo nmounts wlieic ic(.t i.f
trucks and trulleis ate used,
FRUEHAUF TRAILERS
llecatlse thev treble the catiacltv of n tnriim in,. a..
mid x.ie time- l-'ruehauf Tralleri me beliiR iinieis,il
lanpieo in an iiiiph ni uuiincs wneie ickiiih hi Tiii.e ton
iiuu up nro btlnir buulcil,
Changes in Corn Trailing Planned i
C'litiuKO, Oct. 18. -11 Is pii)Miied to
return to the nld-llnie contract Rrades ,
of corn here. h.uiReH In the uiUs to
brine It ubout have been potted No
1 and No. -2 white .-mil ytllow nte to be
half cent premium, No, 1 and 2. mixed, i
rnnfrnrl tir'ce : No 3 While and pllm.
I 2 cents d hvount : No. 3 mixed JiJ cent-
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WKAM trucKM ami m'uuoih ntn uho(1 ,i - rr
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rpiiirn in thn n1dtlnip rnntrnrl ermlfti k I inn -4l C '. - h a ?-r-? ?5
Ml 1720-1740 Nortli Crolikev St. B 11 I
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He couldn't make a speech.
.v . . He couldn't express an opinion if anybody else was
;, present.
He couldn't even dictate a letter.
7 He was so tongue-tied and so diffident that he lost,
;" as he figures it, $10,000 a year in money he might
have earned, and did earn as soon as he taught him-
self-to talk without being scared at the sound of his
own voice.
.- How did he do it?
That's the story he tells in the November American
Magazine.1
It is interesting as is eyfery story of a good fight
well won. But the significant tiling is that no man
can read this frank confession without applying some
of it to his own situation, no matter how far up the
ladder he is, and getting something from it that he
can use.
This is the real stuff of The American Magazine
There is something of this kind in every number.
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1. My Triumph over Fears that Cost Mo 10,000 a Year.
American
J. JL Magazine
The Crowell Publishing Compciny
Woman's Home Companion
The American magazine.
Farm and Fireside
Diplomatic Situation
This
Fourth Liberty Loan
Must Be Raised!
Fellow Citizens!
Let us get down to bed rock. The United
States has already obligated itself for MORE
BILLIONS of DOLLARS than it asks us to
lend in this Fourth Liberty Loan. The mam
moth scale on which we have prepared and
equipped ourselves for the Great Drive that is
succeeding so gloriously in France today has
cost us in the neighborhood of a BILLION
and a HALF a month for over a year!
If our present and past expenditures bring
the End NEARER no price in dollars is too
great to pay!
The people of America WE owe the
money! It's a debt of honor! It has already
saved untold American Lives! YOU owe
YOUR share! Your share is ALL you can
lend all you can BORROW to lend!
We have only Today and Tomorrow to come across!
DO IT TODAY!
Any Bank or Trust Company will show you
how to finance your share with or without cash!
Liberty Loan Committee
PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN: ATTENTION!
If you have not turned in your Liberty Bond subscriptions, please mail'them to Louis
Nusbaum, Board of Education, 19th Street above Chestnut.
You and your school will get credit for your sales if you are careful to put your own
name, your teacher's name, or your room number, and the name, of your school, on the
back of the blank. The honor bars for those obtaining five subscriptions will be awarded
as announced. Louis Nusbaum,
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