Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 290, 18 October 1921 — Page 3

1HE RICHMOND PALLADIUM Axl SUN-ifcLEGKAM, KiCriMOND, lND., TUESDAY, OCT. 18, 1921.

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COMPARATIVE PRICES OF HOGS, CORN, CATTLE ARE SHOWN IN ANALYSIS OF WEEK'S MARKETS

Br WIIXIAM R. SAXDORS 1 What corn is worth at western interior points depends on the freight cost per bushel to the nearest large market For example, corn was quoted on track at Kansas City at 37 1-2 for No. 2 old on Saturday; at 36 1-2 at Omaha; at 45 at Peoria; at 44 1-2 at St Louis; at 45 1-2 at Milwaukee and at 46 at Chicago. There is a difference of 10c per bushel between

the cash price of No. 2 corn at Omaha

and at Chicago. The difference is of ten greater, between both Omaha, Kan sas City and Chicago.

Now a whole lot of corn is grown

within sight of the church spires of Chicago, also close in and around all the other cities named. Other shipping points to each of these markeU tire strung out over hundreds of miles. But no matter how long the haul the

grain competes in these cities with all other grain of the kind and grade. Here is vhere high freight costs are a real handicap to growers. Here Is an important fact that no amount of co-operation can overcome. The cost of getting any and all grain to central points of distribution can not be overcome, although pooling and "feeding" the market and co-operative handling where economies are practiced, should help in various ways. The Natural Feeding Grounds

Where the corn crops are the largest

is the natural feeding centers for hogs. To feed is the most profitable way to market corn and thousands of farmers never ship a bushel of it.

tion charges. The hiaher nrice was

also partly due to the fact that the j

dressed meats could be laid down atj the seaboard, either for home consumption or export at less freight expense than from points farther west. First Range Cattle In Now the cattle shippers are to have competition of Canadian range cattle, at Chicago. The first arrivals got into the Chicago yards on Saturday. They sold at 5.85 to $6.50 for steers, and at $4.40 to $4.75 for cows. How large Canadian shipments will turn out to be is yet a matter of guesswork, but considerable numbers are expected. Best yearling steer3 sold at $12.25 at Chicago last week, and brought $12.15 last Saturday. Hog3 averaged $7.90 on the entire week's receipts, a

gain of 25 cents over the preceding week. The week's cattle receipts

NEW ID EA IN CLUBS

LAUNCHED BY PUPILS IN SUBURBAN SCHOOL

Politeness is the central idea about which the C. H. f. C, an organization of school Children, is formed. Miss Stella Harmon, domestic science su

pervisor for the schools of the county,

is authority for the statement that the

children of College Hill school north ofthe city, are amons the most courteous of the county. The letters C. H. P. C. stand for "College Hill Politeness club." It wa3 first organized with the purpose of promoting courtesy among the children and Miss Cora Nolder, the teacher of the room in which it is functioning, says it is doing effective work. Mem

bers of th? fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades are included in the organization. On tht playground, a member of

each school grade has been appointed

j ed in the meetings. Miss Nolder says

uie cnnaren are very critical ot out? another in these meetings and always ready to give or take criticism. Dues are five cents a, month. The children are allowed to spend the money as they see fit. As a result of this policy, a bronze tablet has been installed in the school in meuiory of the boys who went to

war from that institution. Officers in

the organization are: Harold Haisley,

president; Elizabeth Kortright, vicepresident; Edith Nickens, secretary; Miss Cora Nolder, treasurer; Richard

Coate, judge; Ella VanEtten, William Englebreth, Laurence Porter and W. A. Bowman, representatives; Harold Torrey, marshal; Roy Weiss, assistant marshal.

NOT GUILTY' IS PLEA OF COUNTY OFFICIAL

Other market a surplus of varying! mer 11Ci B0 tnat corn ls cheaper than

averaeed $8.10. or 15 cents below the

week ending October 8. tnat grade. Any infractions of play Western Corn is Cheap (ground rules are taken up and punishThe following from the Chicago ment meted out by thi3 grade leader.

'l riDimft or top ifith is intprpstine' to i""1'""'-'-'-'

say the least. It relates to No. 4 corn, of which there is a world in the new crop, much of it going No. 5 until better cured out. "A grain man after making a tour of northwestern Iowa says they are paying 27c for old and 22c for new No. 4 yellow corn. Husking costs 4c, shelling 2c, making a cost of 6c for the farmer's corn, while -renters have

to pay 6c for handling the landlords'

corn, making 12c a bushel, which on

the basis of new corn leaves the far

Fountain City Grange To Meet Thursday Evening FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., Oct. 18. A business meeting of the Fountain City Grange will be held in the grange hall,

over the Huddleston tin shop, on Thursday evening of this week. Elec-

as disciplinarian for the children of j tion of officers is the most important

matter to come before the meeting, and five members also will be given the first and second degrees.

GREENVILLE. O.. Oct 18. Dan H. Brown, county treasurer, indicted by

the recent grand jury for embezzlement of the county funds was arraign

ed before Judge Teegarden in com

mon pleas court Monday morning. He

pleaded not guilty, and gave bond in

the sum of $12,000 for his appearance

for trial, the date not being fixed. Fire Damanes Stock.

Fire which broke out in the cellar

of the Mong clothing company, 410 Broadway, about 12:30 o'clock Sunday morning, filled the store room with smoke and did much damage to the stock from that source. The fire started in the basement near the furnace, and had already burned a hole in the floor when discovered.

Dissolve Agreement. Announcement ha3 been made by the Daisy Fence and Post company that the agreements and conditions existing between them and the Consumers' Supply company of Ohio, had been dissolved, and that hereafter all

future fence and post business shall

be conducted by the original company.

New Cases Common Pleas. Shores Miiier company vs. Cary E. Davis, etc. Action for money, amount

claimed, $826.02. Mannix, Crawford ;

and Billingsley, attorney for plaints. Probate Court. Chelcia Lorton was appointed administrator of the estate of Leona Lorton, deceased. Bond $1,600. W. B. McClung, guardian of Daniel Riegel, filed first account. Application filed for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Roach, deceased. Cita

tion issued. J. A. Wallace, administrator de bonis non of the estate of Elnora Sprowl, deceased, returned order of private sale of real estate. Same continued for confirmation until Oct. 22, 1921. Ethel Whittington was appointed administrator of the estate of Clyde Whittington, deceased. Bond $200. Chelcia Lorton, administrator of the

estate of Leona Lorton, deceased, filed petition to sell real estate to pay debts.

GARLAND Stoves and and Ranges

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proportions. But the farther the stock

yards from the great manufacturing and consuming centers, the lower the prices of stock on foot The freight charges to points of consumption on dressed meats is figured in, according to the percentage of the carcass to be freighted. Taking the figures on a recent, date for comparison, we find, for example, that the top on hog3 at the St. Paul yards was $8.15, with the bulk of sales going at $6.90 to $S. St. Paul was one of the lowest market3 on the hog

map that day. On, the same date St. Joseph.. Mo., made a top of $8.20, with the bulk of sales between $6.85 and $8.15. Omaha with a top of $8.40 had a bottom of $6.50, and the bulk of sales ranged under $7.75. Kansas City, a long way rast of Omaha, made a top of $8.40 and its bulk of sales ran between $7.25 and $8.25, with the bulk of sales at Sioux City, Iowa, trailing along at $6.50 to $7.50. Chicago and Indianapolis Coming farther east for our figures, we find that Chicago hogs made a top

of $8.90. with bulk of sales ranging at 57.40 to $8.80. white Indianapolis, still farther east and also in the heart of a good hog country, had a range of $8.70 for top and $8.60 to $8.65 for bulk of sales. There were 13,000 hogs In th Indianapolis pens that morning, this accounting for the lower top, compared with Chicago, the reverse being ordinarily true. On the same date Cleveland sold hogs up to $9.25; Cincinnati, $9.25; Pittsburgh, $9.50 and East Buffalo. $9.60. The nearer, then, that our hogs arrived to points of greatest consumption, and the farthest from quantity production, the higher the cost of the hogs. That additional cost was partly represented, of course, in transporta-

coal and the farmer works for prac

tically nothing.

Brethren Bible Class

Holds Regular Meeting ELDORADO, Ohio, Oct 18. The 40 members of the Winiska class of the United Brethren church at Eldorado met for their regular monthly session at the home of Mrs. John Stout, Friday evening. After the business had been disposed of, entertainment was in the hands of the social committee, of which Mrs. Frank Henn is the chairman. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served. The same class cleared $40 at the oyster supper given the following Saturday evening.

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