Nebraska Newspapers

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MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
GARVIN BROS-
Phone Doughs 9)2.
M50 On easy terms, 5127 N 17th St., four-room cottage, EO-ft, lot; rents
$3 per month. A snap.
11,200 301G Plnknoy St., 6-room cottage, city water, barn, 50-ft. lot, Vi
Mock to etreet car (DodRO St. line.)
11,100 2715 S. 21st St., good four-room cottage, 45-ft lot, part on terms.
$1,500 1716 S. 6th St., email cottage, with lot 66x132 feet.
$1,750 1706 S. 6th St., cottago, with corner lot, 66x132 feet, city water.
12,800 2237 N. 19th St., easy terms; seven-room house, In first-class con
dition, modern, except furnace, mantel and grate, large lot, on boulevard; Im
mediate possession. Bargain for a home.
$2,900 2207 Howard St., six-room cottago, modern, except furnace, lot
60 feet frontage, close In.
$4,230 1914 Locut St., good ten-room house, all modern, house cost
$5,500 to build; two lots, 100x126 feet; lots cheap at $900 each. House needs
some repair; would make Ideal home.
$3,600 2224 Chicago St., ten-room modern house, corner lot; rents $36
per month. Non-resldct owner must sell.
3005 and 3007 Franklin St., two four
Want offer.
$1,600 3322 Boyd St., new 6.room
pied, city water. Easy terms to right party.
W
$500 TO $5,000
To loan on Omaha Improved real es
tate at lowest rates, with privilege
of paying part or all before maturity
and stopping lntereut. No delay.
Money on hand.
(1AKV1N BKOS., 1604 Farnam.
w mu it
UARVLN BROS., 1004 Farnam, 6 and 6ft
per cent loans on real estate; no delay.
W tl
MONEY TO LUAN-
Fayne Investment Co.
W tibs
WANTED City
Farnam Simla
loans and warrants. V.
& Co., 1320 Farnam at.
W-669
LOWEST RATES Bemis,
Paxton Block.
W-71
PRiVATE MONEY F. D.
Wead, 1520 Doug.
11,000.000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property In Omaha; lowest rates'
no delay. Thomas Brennan, K. 1, N. Y.
Lite. W 673
WANTED City loans. R. C.
Peters & Co.
W-S74
City ft farm loans.
O. F. Carson Co., N.Y.L.
W 75
JLOAN8 on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, 005 First National Bank FtMg.
W 76
LOW rates. Private money. $.7)0 and up,
CHA3. E WILLIAMSON CO.
W
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR BALE J3, 000 hardware stock, Iowa
town 2,5oO. Will stand investigation, and
best reasons for wanting to sell.
$1,400 restaurant and confectionery, Iowa
town of 6.UUO: dandv business, but sick
neas cause of selling. Look this up quick.
100-acre Improved farm eastern Neb. A
genuine bargain and will soon go. If you
want u. snuu let me show this ii.QW.
Full description of either of these fur
nished promptly.
ED H. TRUCKS, Beemer, Neb.,
Real Estate and Business Chances.
Y-MU73 17
Try our quick action plan
of auction sale to dispose of
your city property. Wa can
get you more money for your
city lota, houses or farms than
by any other plan. Get our
terms before you list your
property for sale.
OMAHA AUCTION
EXCHANGE,
'Phone Red-2107. 1201 Farnam St.
Y-M6li 17
Do You Wish to Make a Change
If you have a farm, homo, business or
property that you want to sell or ex
change, write us.
GLOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO.,
Omaha, NeD. i-jjtii ui
MINES and mining and lndusrtal stocks
bought and sold. Kobt. C. Druesduw,
Block Broker, &v9 N. V. Life Bldg.
Y M980 Dl
WE OWN property surrounded by mines In
the famous Bullfrog district In southern
Nevada. For partlculais address the Ne
vada Standard Gold .Mining and Milling
Co., gov INew loik Life Bldg., Omaha,
Neb. Y-MifoU Dl
FOR 8ALI-Flrst-class drug stock and
fixtures. Will consider a good piece of
Nebraska land. Address Y 159, Omaha
Bee. Y M5J1
HARNESS SHOP, In good locality; will
Invoice between $1,000 and $l,6"rt. Wlil
ell right. Anyone looking for location,
call and see inc. or write, D. S Iteeves,
Belgrade. Neb. T MS02 19x
ARE you from Missouri? If so, I will ihow
you how to get ; for an Investment ot
$27. We are building the greatest electric
R. R. In the world and want l.'OO stock
holders In OmalKi. Our tlrst Issue sold at
$:i, second at J-'U and the third Issue at
$J7 Is nearly all gone. All stuck is of the
par value of JliVi per share and all re
deemable by the company at pax. Monthly
payments of one-tenth each month for 6
or more shnres. If you mean business
wrlro me and I "will show you." Addres
W. F. Porter, fiscal agent, room t"9 New
York Life Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. Y 8s7
BANKRUPT SALE.
As receiver in Umkruptcv ca.e of John A
Ilobnn I will sell at lMi9"I-ka St.. Omaha,
at 10 o'clock a. m.. Tuea luy, November
toth, IM, subject to the upproval of the
court, the groceries, gmulte, tin and
crockery ware stocks fixture. hoibcu.
wagons, etc., now nt 171 St. Mary's Ave.,
lf2o No. 24th Si and ISt Lake St., respec
tively, separately or together, or In par
cels, to the highest bidder for cash.
Inventory and property can be sei-n by ap
plying to me at 211 H -. ISth St.
WIIXIAM FLEMING, Receiver.
Y-k43 14
THERE Is a way to make money In Ne
vada mining stoeki. We will tell you
how In our market letter, sent free for
asking. Pa'rlck. Elliott Camp, Con
servative Broker and Mine Maker,
Goldfleld, Nev. Y 802 17x
The Omaha Auction Ex
change will close out your
stock of merchandise by
our "Quick Action" plan
successfully. Pales aro
belli; held orer the United
Stater Write for particu
lars or call.
OMAHA AUCTION EX
CHANGE phone Rod 2107. 1201 Farnam St.
Y
HOTEL leas ar.d fixtures for sale countv
iie.il town ot S.Siw, commercial trade;
Ht.-im heat; electric light; 3:1 rooms;
many boarders. Price, jj.xoO: inonjiK
of $1 c4tn be arranged. A Mress Y j22
Cr Bee. Y M 117 2ot
WRITE for market letter; sent free upon
lequest; complete resume N avail, i mining
operation. Patrick Elliott & Camp, o n
ervailve brokers Knd mine makers, O-dd.
field, Nevada. WJ lSx
bTART a mall order business; we furnish
everything iecesury; only lew dollai re
quired; new plau, success eeitaln; cost
nmlilng to l'i t'S'Uie. Milburn Hi'-ks,
Jb$ Dearborn 61., Chicago. Y a lix
1604 Farnam St.
- room cottages, city water, 50-ft. lot.
cottage, Just built, never been occu
BUSINESS CHANCES
WANT to trade city property
and farm lands for stocks
of merchandise. What have
you to offer?
OMAHA AUCTION
EXCHANGE,
'Phone Red 21c7. 121 Farnam
St.
V-
BANKRUPT SALE.
As receiver in bankruptcy cane of John A
Hobitn 1 will sell at IN Like St., Omaha,
at 10 o'clock a. in. Tuesday, Novemiwr
20, 1908, subject to the approval of the
court, the groceries, granite, tin ajid
crockeryaare stocks, fixture, horses.
wagons, etc.. now at 1701 St. Mary's Ave.
1520 No. ?4th St. and 1m Lake St., respec
tively, separately or together, or In par.
r.ln. In the hiu host bidder for cash.
Inventory and property can bo seen by ap
plying to me at o. ran re
WILLIAM FLEM1NU, Receiver.
Y lltt 18
NEVADA MINES AND STOCKS All the
news went free everv week tV W. 1-. Bona
& Co., brokers, Goldfleld, Nov. Send your
name and address. i Su4 llsx
JTidO WILL purcha.se the best air-cooled
two-cyllnuer amonmune mane aim -"-cure
agency that will earn from IJOO to J5W per
month at 20 jar cent commission. We
manufacture and guarantee this car.
Make check to The Barnes Mfg. Co.,
Sandusky, Ohio. References, the Ameri
can Banking Co., tho Third National
bank. Y-1 18
FOR SALE Zinc mine, JjO.OOO; ten acres, 20
per cent royalty, large 3 0-ton mm, enoumi
ore to run mill over live years, netting J750
per week now. Jamot Brown, Miners'
Bank Bldg., Joplln, Missouri.
Y M9S1 24x
JJ5.000 CASH buys Iowa manufacturing
business, long eHtanllshed; averaged jb per
cent net prolits for years, easily doubled;
would retain an interest with right party.
Best reasons for selling. Address, V 221,
Bee. Y-975 U
FOR SALE $20,000 In secured Iowa securi
ties netting inveetor 8 per cent. Address,
Y 106, Bee. Y $76 18
DO you need capital to extend or start
business? If so, write ma berore arrang
ing elsewhere; exceptional facilities for
placing stocks and bonds quickly. F.v
erett Dufour, Attorney, Le Droit Bldg.,
Washington, D. C. Y-22 lSx
WANTEDPeople with $50 and upwards
to co-operate In clear-cut, saje nusiness
enterprise with assured future. M. E. ft
L. Co.. Royal Insurance Bldg., Chicago.
Y-UOu lsx
CAPITAL.
We take active lntereat in good enterprise
and incorporate and secure money tor
any legitimate business purpose. Bonds
Bold on strictly commission basis. Money
advanced on good propositions. Give full
particulars. THE WILLIAM HALL CO.,
Hartford Bldg., CHICAGO, ILL. Best
commercial and bank references given.
Y-36 IHX
FOR SALE Clean stock of hardware In
Omalia: can show a positive paying busi
ness; best of reason for selling. Addres
J JUS, Bee. Y M'JOi lux
FOR SALE Boarding house furniture and
business; good location In Omaha. Ad
dress L MS, Bee. Y-MK98 23x
LOOK INTO THIS.
Is your money bringing 3'4j to 4 per cent
in a savings bank or is it earning GO per
oent In a safe and sound Investment?
Write or call for particulars. T. F.
Weting ft Co., Yorkvllle Bank, New York.
Y 990 If x
WANTED Partner to take half Interest in
patent; to devote time and have full con
trol of the two Dukotas and Nebraska,
Write for particulars. li G. Bell, 412 a
Main, Wichita, Kan. Y 934 lbx
WHEAT $12.60 buys five ups snd five
downs, good for one week; 2-cent advance
or decline from price gives $100 profit.
Write for particulars. Commerce Grain
Co., Commerce Bldg., Chicago.
Y-OM lSx
BbiND for "Successful Method' of trading
In grain with small capital; booklet and
market letter sent free. References.
Comstock & Co., Commerce Hldg , Chi
cago. Y 929 lSx
TOWNSEND REALTY CO., Fremont,
Neb. Have Imp. fanne, wild laiui.s, sik.
mdse. for sale; can use other property as
partial payment. Y M1S5 D17
FOR Sale or Trade Small stock of gro
ceries, good location; complete with
fixtures; will sell at sacrlllce, must be
iold at once. ia-lH Davenport. Y1S5 20x
FIRST-CLASS paying restaurant, $2,250;
two groctiy stocks, $1.6ti each; grocery,
feed and coal and fixtures, $J,fxn; two
chair barber chup, $.uu; blacksmith and
wagn siiop, $,5o. Alva Smith Co., Coun
cil Llutt. la, V M192
A BI-ESS1NG to rheumatic sufferers, Cel-pep-kvo
Leheiisretter. Respectable bar-koc-)eis
handle Cel-Pep-Ko.
Y 200 19x
FORTY mines now and many awaiting de
velopment; the great camp, nearest to
I.os Angeles; S.itita Fe Ry. completed
Dec. 1.; write us for Perkins' Investment,
l ei kins Investment Co., Searchlight. Ne
vadu. Y 9M 18x
HOTEL doing large business for sale; $3,."o0
cash, $1.;" on time; personal, private re.
Soi,- for selling: will stand Investigating.
I 'omo and see the business yourself. Pool I
liu.l. New Columbia, Nelson, Neb.
Y-M122 19
SUCCESS In !eculatlon d-ind on rell
uiilu information concerning the markets
and responsible brokers. If you are Heal
ing or intend to invest in stock, bonds.
grain, cotton or
help you make
mining shares, we can
money. U-NEED-US.
W rite or call for
particulars. The Invest-
ora- Information
burg, P.
liureau, box Ilk"., pltls-Y-124
lx
lOl." can never profit by business chances
unlea you have some money; small say
legs are the foundation of large fortunes;
Hart a savings account with J. L Bran
dels & Sons, Bankers, loth and Douglas
St. Assets over $X ouO. y
50 WEEKLY and Independence; 76 of cur
inacidiies for vending u,i J pesnuta pay
an average, dally profit of $5. W rite for
particulars; new proposition. Hllo Gum
Co., 49 S. Union St., Chicago. Y-Hfl x
FOR SALE Harness sdx-k and tods In one
01 inej uei iou 111 i.oiorauo; good farm
wis cuuiiiiy, koou , idwn lor selling 1-or
iiio.iia.ii.ni wuic o. uepnart L..ve
liuid. Cox- i-7U lax
BUSINESS CHANCES
Q U All ANTEED
Patents Secured or Fee Returned.
Bend model or sketch for free opinion s to
patentability. Send for Illustrated Ouide
Hock. Contain 1X mechsnlcnl movie
ment and I.13T OF INVENTIONS
WANTED. Particulars NEW TRADE
MARK LAW, COPYRIGHTS, etc. Pat
ents advertised free In World's Progress
EVANS. W ILK EN 9 ft CO.,
Reg. Attorneys,
IRS F St. Washington, P. C
Y
CORPORATION SECURITIES.
We are desirous of securing stock or bond
Issues of high grade public service or In.
d tint rial corporations. Correspondent e In
vited. Williams, Dnnrklee ei Co., Bank
ers, 31 State St., Boston, Mass.
Y-118 lSx
WE HAVE a hotel proposition In up-to-
date, town which will hear close Investi
gation. Communicate with T 90. Bee.
T-9 IS
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
NEWLY-FURNISHED front room In mod
ern apartment hours; bath convenient,
electric light and steam heat; short dis
tance from pustofllce and on main car
line; will make it homelike for gentleman:
no children in family. Address care 0
404, Bee. E 166 21x
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT One or
two pleasant front rooms, furnished or
unfurnished; steam heat, gas, bath tele
phone, etc. Call Sunday, or after 6:30
p. m. week days. Tel. Red 62:. ica in
24th St., flat 7.
E M152 20
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
Doug. 611. O.M.E. HauU Trunks
D-67J
CATITOL HOTEL, ISth and Capitol Ave.;
American or European; steam nea68()
NEWLY furnished rooms; new house; on
block north of Farnam car; gentlemen
only; every modern convenience; hot
water heat. 107 S. 31st St, E 115 N18x
NICE, large, southeast room; nicely fur
nished; oil conveniences; electric llgtn ana
ga. Phone Douglas 3S37. "17 S. H t.
E 111
FURNISHED
vate family.
ROOM for
31ti N. ISth.
gentleman; prlr
E-MS18 l
VERY
40S S.
desirable
24th St.
rooms;
walking distance.
E-M812 19x
NICELY furnished room for gentlemen;
modern conveniences, excellent location;
references exchanged. 301 Farnam St.
K 8S4 1SX
FOR RENT Near Hanscom park, 2 fur
nished rooms; hot water heat. Call at
1550 S. 2Mh. E-SOT lSx
NEATLY furnished room for gentleman;
new flat. Telephone Douglas tl0.
EM149 20
ELEGANT large south room with alcove,
Becond floor; suitable for two. 2702 Far
nam. K M177 18x
LARGE, warm room, modern conveniences,
suitable for two gentlemen; J10 per month.
Mil 8. 8th St. E 146 18
ELEGANT room, all modern; middle-aged
gentleman preferred, lsuo Chicago St.
E 199 18
HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms. 1712
Jackson. E iS7 21x
PLEASANT furnished room for gentleman:
modern. 107 S. lith st. bM
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STEAM-HEATED rooms; also
house-keep-E-193
19
ing suite. 2238 Farnam, flat 1.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
VIENNA
hotel; private dining
room;
cafe.
F 6M
THE ROSE. 3020 llarntv St.. nicely fur
nlshed, warm, comfortable room, uooa
board. F 430 2toX
MODERN rooms, home cooking, reason
able prices; 2215 Howard; Phone Douglas
TWO refined young ladlea or gentlemen can
secure warm, comionaoie room, wim
good home board, In private family at
reasonable rate, modern. 627 Park Ave.
F-785
FINE southeast suite of rooms; steam
heat: cholca meals. 617 8 18th.
f-mso7 ax
THE Bachelors has vacant a few
large
rooms, suitable for two persona
F MSGS
NICELY furnished room
Chicago St.
with
board. 2224
F-k88 IS
ROOM3,
St.
light housekeeping.
1112 Bo. 11th
F-883 21
TWO front rooms with, all modern Im
provements, with or without board. 8113
Leavenworth St. F M131 2D
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
FOUR unfurnished rooms for housekeeping
second floor, IMS Farnam St.; referenceii
exchanged. G 7!6
THREE nice large rooms, furnace, gas and
range connection. 1W7 Wirt Bt. Tel. Red
2&57. O M154
2 LARGE parlors and
ern, with steam heat.
Dougla (309.
kitchen, all mod
122 8. 2Mh St. Tel.
G-MS74 lbx
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent good house, West Far
ram district, preferred. Immediately; pay
$50 or H per month; might take furnished
house for winter.
D. V. SHOLE8 CO.,
722 N. Y. U "Phone Doug. 4fl.
K 136 18
WANTED-A home to take In emergency
cases, such as scarlet fever, diphtheria
and measles. Must be without children.
Will pay well for same. Call at lle.Uih
Otlice, City Hall. Telephone Doulua
601. K MUM
FURNISHED room, with or without
board; good location; close In: no chil
dren; by young married couple. V. H.
Nichols, Omaha Rubber Shoe Co.
K-MS51 17X
FURNISHED flat, four or five rooms, good
location, no children, by young inariled
couple. V. II. Nichols, Omaha Rubber
Shoe Co. K-MS50 17x
MAN AND WIFE want 3 or 4 furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; heated;
good location. Address G 891, Bee.
K-M877 18x
TWO gentlemen want board and Winn
room In private fumlly; hot water licet
preferred; walking distance from N. Y.
IJfe Bldg-i state price. Address H 392,
Bee. K 113 18x
WANTED By young woman, employed,
room and board with private family,
where there are a few boarders. Addr-s
K 394, Bee. K 9o8 lSx
WANTED To rent 9-room house for April
1. Private family, 4 adults. Must have
5 bedroom. Good location. Addres, G
374. Bee. K-973 18
WAXTEIV-By two or three young men,
board and room In private family. Ad
dress W 401, Bee. K 174 18x
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES
CHATEI.AIN School of Languages Day
and evening classes, French, German,
Spanish; fencing. Davldge Bldg.
826 D14
CHATELAIN SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Special French and Spanish classes begin
Monday. November 19, $1 a niunth. R g.
Ister now. 417 19
VOICE instruction; opera oratorio, concert,
etc. Grace A. Hitchcock, 628 H. 19tl. St.
Phone Taylor 458. Miuo D9x
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON Inbtltut.
Doug. lbi4.
418 N. T.
-729
DR. BOWSER.
Doug. 0370.
over 1500
Farnam. Tel.
-MjU Nova
DETECTIVE SERVICE
WETMORE Detective Service. 'Phone Red
7wl. Rooms 13 and 14, Union Block, 15th
and Farnam. M K76 Dili
i
1 AM ERICAN DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION
- County superintendent, P. O. lock box
J ,W7, Omaha, Dl
PERSONAL
fEWINQ machines rented, nny make,
per week or $2.00 per month. Second
hand machine for sale, Jj.Ou and up.
Neb. Cycle Co., 15th and Harney.
L e 13
FP.IVATE CONFINEMENT HOME. Mis.
Dr. King, 2ul N. Zlat St, Tel Doug. J.-.".
V'io
PLEATING
ALL KINDS.
Buttons, lljrhing,
kn.l.r,-iiiiei illS.
Jiyelng and cleaning, sponging and shrink
ing; only 5c per yard, benu lor price hat
and sample.
GOLDMAN FLKATINO CO..
400 Douglas Block. Tel. Dongas IMS.
U 716
LAUNDRY
CITY 8 T E A M.
Tel. Doug. 254.
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits castoft
clothing; In fact, anvthlng you do not
need; we collect, repair and sell, at 114
N. 11th St., for cost of collecting to the
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4136 and
wagon will call. U 5U
fc'REE medical and surgical treatment at
Crelghton Medical college. 14tli and Dav
enport Sts.; special attention paid to con
finement cases; all treatment supervised
by college professors, 'phone Doug, ll'ii.
Calls answered day or night. U 129
THE CITY GARBAGE CO., otnee 4th
and
Leavenworth Sts. Tel. Dougla 137,
C-71S
iSURVETINQ,
Bllckensderfer, 312 Bee Bldg.
U 718
OMAHA
Stammerers' Institute,
Ramge
U 720
Bldg.
M AOKFTTPtreatment and bath. Mma
ALaUiMilAL- BlIlUn 118 N u 2d n,)ur.
t; ami
ANY POOR GIRL In need of a friend call
or write to the matron of the Salvation
Army Home for Women at 3S24 N. 24th
St.. Omaha, Neb. U MluO
PRIVATE home during contlnemcnt; ba
bies adopted. The Good Famaritan han
itarlum, 72H Flrtt Ave., Council Blutts,
la. Tel. 774. U 3J2
r
UiAMflON carpet cleaning. Douglas euo.
inzi ieavenworin. u an
PALMQUIST
custom
shoemaker.
U M470
4124
D8
Hamilton.
Af AXKAnV Swedish movement, 410 N.
U M'JSJ Dl
MOTHER'S BREAD-Ask your grocer for
Z. 11. Reeder a MOTHER'S BREAD.
U Mfcj7 Dl
A Dollar Free for You
This coupon will be taken as $1 payment
on a $10 purchase of shoes, hats or cloth
ing balance paid as you earn It.
HOME CREDIT CLOTHING COMPANY.
1520 Dodge St., Cor. 16th,
Omaha.
U-118 Nl
TO FARMERS AND PRODUCE SHIP
PERS We pay highest market price
ODiainlng on date of receipt for best qual
ity butler and eggs. We charge no com
inlmion. Remittance In cash or merchiin
d!se promptly. THE BENNETT COM
PAN Y. U-M775 20
PENNELL
Millinery Co.,
322 North ltth
St.
U 722 Jan 5
Kir URB CURED No knife, no pain, no
detention from business. Call or writs
for booklet, etc. QUICK CURE Hl'P-
TCRK CO., 511 Woodmen of World Bldg,
Omaha. II ;ji
CHRISTENSON,
carpet
cleaning. Tel
U-JC8 D14
Jjuuris ito'j.
TYPEWRITERS All makes, for rent. J2 la
$4 month. Central Typewriter Exchange,
i-ftvenworin. -rnone itea-t..
U-Mirt7 26
BYRINGE8, rubber goods, by mall; cut
E rices; send for free catalogue.. Myers
illlon Drug Co., Omaha. U 724
PRIVATE DETECTIVE.
457, Omaha.
P. O. lock box
U-M363 DIBx
TYPEWRITERS rented, $2.50 per month;
all mages; satisfaction guaranteed, .-ox
Typewriter ac Uupply Co., ii22 Farnam St.
U Maui Do
FOR anything in the sewing machine line
go to P. E. Flodman & Co., 1514 Capitol
Ave. U-MHJ Ui
Masque costumes. Lieben. Tel. 4115. Open ev,
U M442
DR. VOGEL'S private home for ladlea be
fore and during confinement: best and
cheapest In the city. 2319 S. 13th St.
U-M845 30
E. V. Your father has charge of business,
satisfied your partner and cleared you.
Anxious to hear from you. J.
W M801 21x
SHAMPOOING, halrdresstng, manicuring;
hair kept in curl by Hawley's Unique
Curlene; a trial will give satisfaction.
426 Ree Bldg. U-M048 17
WEALTHY maiden, disfigured by acci
dent, healthy and affectionate, desires a
kind, affectionate husband. Addre.-s
Frances Rich, 236 Washington St , Ronton,
Mass. U 10 idx
WIDOW, with large Income-bearing es
tate, wishes to murry a capable man will
ing to manage It. Box 4u5, St. Joseph,
Michigan. U 107 lx
OMAHA Steam Paste Co. manufacture
pure flour paste. 2210 Cuming. Telephone
Dougla 4521. U
"NATURAL flesh," "brilliant white," pink,
biunet, are tints of Salin skin powder.
U
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, warts and mole
permanently removed by electricity; con
sultation free and confidential; all work
guaranteed. MUs Allenaer, 422 N. Y.
Life. U-
MORPH1NE, opium, laudanum, cocaine
habit; myself cured; will Inform you of
harmless, permanent home cure. Mry
Baldwin, Box 1212, Chicago. U
MARRY wealthy ladles and gentlemen;
photos and descriptions free. Address
O B, Satisfaction Bureau, Canon City,
Colo. U-942 lsx
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fined lady; ohje'-t matrimony; positively
no replies wanted from school girls, mar
ried women or matrimonial agents. Ad
dress P. O. Box 423, Omaha, Neb.
U 956 ISx
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lished; best reference; tenth year; hand
somest women, wealthiest men. R. k.
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MEDICAL
DR. PRIES, specialist, women' disease,
weaknesses, dlschaiges. Irregularities
cured painlessly and safely. WiOinell
block, 15th and Harney, Room 2, Omaha.
725
BEST nerve bracer for men, "Gray" Nerve
Food Pills," $1 box, postpaid. Sherman At
McConnell Drug Co.. Omaha 726
FREE TRIAL TREATMENT to sufferers
from all drug habits; painless; no ab
sence from work while taking euro. Ad
dress Drug C. C, 41 Union Square, New
York. 996 Ux
DR. HUTCHINSON, specialist of womea
and children. Office, 2'jj6 Cuming. 'Phone
Douglas 3'A.7.
FENCING
ANCHOR and Iron Fencing; Wire Fencing,
60 per foot. 206 N. 17lh St. Tel. Red 814.
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POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES
PASSOW'S new billiard and pool tables
are the best money can buy and are sold
much cheaper; easy payments; catalogue
free. Charlok Passow & Sons. J18 3.
19th P t M 4 7 D 8
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I WANT to borrow $;.cm on land wnrfh
four lines as muih; time loan. Ail-liess
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Advertisers
remember it takes only an extra stroke or
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DEATH NOTICES
HOOT. Charles M , November 17, l!", aged
tN years.
Funeral Motid.iv at 10 a. m. from family
residence. 2..1H W irt St. Interment 1'lntts
niouth. Neb. I 'ei -eased Is smvlved by wife
an ! two d milliters, both of Omaha, Neb.,
and two sons, J. I.. Root of Flattm nith
and Dr. Root of Riusett, Neb. Lincoln and
Beatrice papers please copy,
RFAOAN-Miry aged 77, at 11 o'clock
November K 1!"fl.
Fttneial S . a. m. Moi d iv from the resl.
d. in e of J. E R 'gun. 3 .' Shernun Ave.
FLORISTS
II ESS & SWOBODA. 1415 Farnam.
-730
L. HENDERSON.
1263.
1519 Farnam. Tel.
Don g.
-731
MONUMENTS
Great Western Granite Co.
Doiurl-v H-wS.
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FOR RENT STORES & OFFICES
OFFICES! OFFICES! OFFICES'.
We have them; desirable, modern and In
fine location; right in the wholesale dis
trict; we have some especially dilralil
suites on the second lloor of the United
States National Batik Bldg., 12th and Far
nam Sts. Think of the good location.
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.,
1201 Farnam St.,
U. 8. Nat l Bank Bldg.
A VERY DESIRABLE office, room 5!S,
with south and east light, is partitioned,
one rootn being 6-llxl:-8 and the other
19-8x21-7; has large size fin-proof vault;
Janitor service and electric llsiit free.
This is ore of our best suites of olllces In
the building. St e Mr. linker, Supt., He
Dldg., 17th and Farnam. 1
FOR RENT Desk
room In Hee office,
417 N. Uith St., South
manager. I 1:!4
city hall building,
Omaha. Apply lo
STORE for rent. 1D07 No.
24th.
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FOR RENT I-arge corner store room.
ltith and Vinton Bts., fM. c. m. nacn
mann, 436 Paxton Ulk. I Mttll
THE two store rooms, with basements, at
702-716 8. ltith street; $-0 per month for
both. Inquire, of
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Ground Floor, Rce Uldg.
I-MIM
Hl'ILDINO 1005 Farnam, will be vacant
November In; 2Cxl't; 3 floors and base
ment. Apply 314 First Nat l Bank Dldg.
1-9.0
DESK room In one of the large offices,
furtltloned off, $10 per month. See ,lr.
iaker, Supt., Ree Rldg. 151
STORE ROOM, 16th and Harney, ir-xlco ft.
Can be vacated about Dec. 15, l!i"6. Ad
dress F 440. Hee. I M6G9
2129 FARNAM ST., large store room and
basement. $.15.00 per month.
GEORGE & CO., ltiol Farnnm St.
I-MS71 19
Ml 3 HOWARD ST. Good store room with
large basement, $75 per month; will be va
cant about December 1.
GEORGE & CO., lool FARNAM ST.
Nov. IS, 1008. I
3-RTORY and basement building In whole
sale district.
F. D. WEAD, 1524 Douglas.
I-13 IS
FOR RENT One large store building: cor
ner location. Wm. Rutledge, Herman,
Neb. I M148 24x
LARGE store room; large bake room, with
cemented floor; furnace-heated bake
oven; all steam heated; 1718 Nicholas St.;
Just the place and location for a live
man to supply the trade and at same
time retail. LEMIS, Paxton Hlock.
1-168 18
NEW store roomv 1820 Farnam; also space
on second floor, divided to suit, for busi
ness purposes only. F. D. Wead, 1524
Douglas. 1160 18
STORAGE SPACE- FOR RENT
About 4.0W feet of floor space on first
floor In substantial brick building. Can be
divided. T. E. Stevens, 1003 N. Y. Life Hldg.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR
WATER WORKS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT SYSTEM AT JULEcSBUKG,
COLORADO.
Scaled proposals will be received by the
town clerk of Julosburg, Colorado until
seven o'clock p. m. December 3, 1900, and
Ihortupon publicly opened.
Material to be furnished for the con
struction of a system of water works and
electric light plant for the town, as fol
lows: 1,400 fei 12-lnch cast Iron pipe, 1,4(0 feet
10-lnch cast iron pipe, Sou feet eight-Inch
cast iron pipe, 12,m feet six-inch cast Iron
pipe, l,5o0 feet four-inch ca?t iron pipe,
eighteen valves. Including valve boxes;
twenty-eight tire hydrants and forty spe
cial fittings.
One power house, 30x00 feet, with coal
shed 10x30 feet.
One direct connecting engine, 60 K, W.
D. C. generator, 260 volts.
One high pressure 125-hurse power steam
boiler.
one electrlo motor, SO-horse power, 260
volts.
One two-stage six-Inch centrifugal pump.
One deep well steam pump. nine-Inch
woiklng barrel, 30-lnch stroke, 125-foot
water head.
One ten-Inch well, ?H0 to 500 feet deep.
One pump pit, twelve feet In diameter,
twei.ty feet deep.
Ono switchboard and equipment.
One carload electric light pole.
Three miles of wiring.
Fifteen incandescent arc lamps, 220 volts.
With hangings.
Twenty thlrty-two-csnndle power street
lamps, with brackets and fixtures.
Erecting and constructing all of the above
works. Plans and specification, form of
contract and proposal blanks are on file
with the town clerk of Juleburg, Colo
rado. Bids will be received for any portion or
f,.r- , i,r entire works. Each bid shall be
Bcconioanled with a certified check for 10
per cent of tho total amount of bid, made
pavablo to the town clerk, as a guarantee
that the bidder will, within ten days of ac
ceptance, enter into a contract to furnish
,,.,-..niHlle bond for the sum of 20 per
cent of the sum local 01 roimaci. pnio 101
the faithful performance of the work and
the protection of the town against Ion or
damage. Right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids, and when a bid covers more
than one part of the work, one part may be
accepted and the other rejected.
A. F. PERRIER. Town Clerk
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATU
PRINTING.
tiio ill tie received bv the State Print
Ing Board at the office of the Secretary of
State at iincoiu, ieeni, cm, vi i.t-ivmo
2 ".0 o'clock p. m. Tuesday, November 27,
191 for printing and binding l.auO five-quire
assessor's books, fifteen county treasures
cash books, sixty-two tax lists, one war
rant register, one register of claims,
one legislative Index and 34 o lithographed
warrants; speclflcailons on tile In the oflle-e
of Auditor of Public Account. Also fur
printing 6n0 copies e.ich of all senate tiles,
house rolls, resolutions and memorial to
congress and :') and 5-0 bill titles; specifi
cations i n lile in office of Secretary of State.
All bids must be accompanied by a bond
equal In amount to the probable cost of
the work bid upon. The board reserves the
rtuht to reject any and all b ds.
Lincoln. Nebraska. November 10. 1906.
STATE PRINTING HOARD.
By Lou W. Franer, Secretary to the Board.
N-ll-5t
RAILWAY TIME CARD
1 1H toy iTATIOS TESTll .ISO MARC V
t'nlon Paclne.
Tave.
Overland Limited a 9:56 am
The China and Japan
Fast Mall a 4:16 pm
Colo. & Calif. Ex a 4 :5 pm
California tic Ore. Kx. . nm
Arrive"
a 8:18 pm
a 6:10 pm
a 8:30 am
a 5:10 pin
a10.6 pm
a 6:uu phi
a 7 :4 int
a 4 :il pm
bl2:45 pm
Ixjs Angeles Limited. .al2:; pm
Fast Mall
1 Colorado Special
1 ho pm
, .a 1 :4a am
.a S Vi 11m
.b 3:00 pm
Noiih Platte Lcii.
Beatrice Local
t Uleuao, P.ock lalaud
k Pacific
EAST.
Chicago Limited a$.2tam
Iowa Locai a 7:tw am
Chicago Mll a n.U am
Iowa Local b,2 li pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). .a 4.n pm
Chicago Cluwa Limited). a C.3a pm
WEST
Rocky Mountain Llm...a 7 :20 am
Colo, and Cal. Fi press. a 2:ui pm
Okl. and Texas h-k a:vpm
Lincoln. Kan bury and
Belleville a s 55 pm
a Dally, b Daily except Sunday
a 1:10 am
a 4:30 pm
111 ll t 11
b 1:56 pre
a 1.46 p a
ali.lu pm
a 3:1$ am
a 8 65 pm
a!2:ul pio
al:M aia
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Vn o. Impleraint Bow Nw Htppieit tf
All in Lcil Jobbi&c Circ'..
TAKE. BIG OFD.hS DURING CONVENTION
Ilnrdnare llonars Also F.njny I nnsnal
Volnme of Trc.dc, nnd Heater In
Cither lino Are nllrd
Flsb Si 111 Adiaure.
The Implement
men are the happiest
for a hugeiy at
tended annual convention of retail dealers
Is Just over and the Jol liers have many
thousands Of dollars woith of oideis on
their books to show for tnelr ncllwty of
the Week. The implement joMiers are be
ginning to get tlieir stock and bonk In
shape for the new year, and business for
the year Just closed they de- lHie to have
been entirely satlslnetoiy. No Immediate
change in prices Is scheduled, but wagon
now are going at the advance which was
named early 111 the fall.
Mall orders are coming In for fall sort-Ing-up
and winter good In the shoe line.
The jobbers had a good business last week,
much of It being orders for runners, in
duced by the few days of wet weather and
coming from dealers who had neglected
lo lay In adequate stock.
The drv goods houses are practically
bare of winter goods, though the wants of
the retailers In the country have not been
entirely satisfied, the reason being that
shipments have been deiayed from the
factories on many desirable lines of goods.
When the cold snap came last week irimy
rusli orders lor winter goods came In from
the country. Some lines are still Imtk
wurd In coming from the factories nnd the
Jobbers begin to fear hat the delay will
put tho spring business In the same condi
tion In which winter trade has been. Cot
ton is firm at the high prices.
Fish Still Advancing.
Local Jobbers declare mackerel Is a good
buy for any merchant at the present tune;
that while prices are hlgn In comparison
with former years, in a tew months th,y
will look cheap. The catch of dome. 0
fish Is practically a failure and the Nor
way catch Is sbout half the usual. Prices
have been advancing rapidly for two or
three weas. No prices have been named
on fall caught Irish yet, and It looks hs
though the market would open 2 to $3 a
barrel higher than last yenr's opening.
The demand for Holland herring Is
heHvy, and although the culch Is much
larger than Inst year there are no surplus
stocks. Codtlsh is high and will continue
to be higher for genuine eastern caught
fish.
The foreign pack of sard I no Is prac
tically over anil but very few cases have
come to the American market, the fishing
In France having been almost n total fail
ure. Reports 011 good authority say the
French government hns made a second ap
propriation of 5, 000,00 francs to keep the
fishermen from starving. All imported sar
dines will be very much higher, as the
fishing will not begin until July of next
year.
Tomatlcs and corn are without any ma
terial change from last week. There Is a
good, healthy feeling in tomatoes without
any change whatever In prices; also a good,
healthy feeling In corn, with a tendency
to higher prices.
The market In canned peas Is much
stronger, with hardly anytnlng available
for a 10-cent seller; In fact, there is not
much of anything available to sell under
15 cents.
Canned oysters are In very strong posi
tion, with many of the packers withdrawn
and declining to name any price- on futures
Canned goods of till kinds have been mov
ing remarkably well and retailers' supplies
seem to be very light.
Pltnntlon In Dried Kralt.
The dried fruit market has ton exceed
ingly active, almost every Item in the line
having shown advances during the week.
Evaporated apples have been marked up
cent or more. Evaporated apricots Pre
hard to obtain at any price. Peaches have
shown a 4 cent advance with most sellers
and as high us 1 cent per pound with othwrs.
Seeded raisins have advanced 1 cent per
pound and prunes another v. cent, with fur
ther advances In sight. It Is Impossible to
say whore the end of these advances is to
be. The raisin packers contend that prices
are not yet as high as they will go and
that these prices are caused by absolute
scarcity of the material. In prunes, two
of the heavy shippers seem to lx taking
In the available supply, believing that the
goods are much lower than the market
Justifies and that the spread between
prunes and other anea rruits is auogeipcx
loo great, certain 11 is me nomiinu iot
drled fruit of all klr.ds, considering the
abundant crop that wa harvested, is
beyond the most sanguine expectation ot
the average joooer.
Head rices are very strong, wirn nn nn-
vanclng tendency, while Jaiins are a shade
easier. The demand, however. Is sufficient
to kocp the market In healthy cinctitnii.
and lower prices can hardly be expected
before the middle of December.
Sugar Is unchanged in price on notn raw
and refined, thoueh on the latter prices
are quoted a little lower for December
and January dedlvery. The local demand
In the last few days has shown some im
provement.
The cheese marKet is strong. iounw
Amerlcas are firmer and scarce. It la said
RAILWAY TIME CARD
COMTINI'ED
Chicago A IVort hneatern.
Cedar Rapids Pais .7:0oam
a 6:06 pm
alO:00 pra
all :15 pin
a 3:45 pin
a 9:30 am
a l:w um
a 3:45 pin
a 7:30 am
a 8:30 am
a 2:00 pm
a 7:06 am
a 9:31 am
all .ol am
a In . 35 am
al0:3o am
a 6:uei put
a 6:05 pin
b 6:0e pm
bl2:40 piu
Twin City express a, Twain
Chicago Daylight
a 8:00 am
Chicago lochi ..
Sioux City Local
all 30 am
....a 3:50 pm
a 4:32 pu
Cairoll l.ocsl
Sioux City Local ...
Chicago Express ....
Fast Mall
Fast Mall
Twin City Limited...
.a 6:50 pm
a 8:23 pm
8:25 pm
Overland Limited a 8:3 pm
Chicago Limited alLOOpm
Norfoik-Buiietel a 7.4-' am
Lircoln-Chadron b 7:40 am
Deadwood-l.lncoln a ou put
Casper-Shoshonl a 1:00 pm
Hastings-Superior b 8:00 pm
Fremont-Albion b :02 pm
Chicago Great Western.
St. Paul & Minneapolis. 8:30 pm
St Paul eSIc Minneapolis. 7:46 a in
Chicago Limited 64?1"11
Chicago Express 7:46 am
Chicago Express 8:3u pra
Missouri Pacific.
7:10 pm
11 .so pin
(:U0 u 111
11 :50 Bin
i : mi pm
a 6:30 am
a 6:06 pm
all: 40 am
K. C Bt. L. Express. .a 1:00 am
K. C. & -it. L. Express, .all :li pm
Nebraska Local a 2:06 pm
L'bioatfUt Milwaukee A St. I'uul.
Chi. and Colo. Special. ..a 7:5 am aT:8t)ara
California and Or. Ex a 6 o pm a J. 10 pin
Overland Limited a 8:35 pm a 9:20 am
Marlon & Cedar R. Lc.b 6:45 uio ftll.uupm
abash.
St. Louis
Express a SO pm a8:cKam
Local (from
Bt. Louis
Council
Btanberry
Council
Bluffs)
Local
Bluffs)
a f :16 am al0:30 pm
(from
b 6:00 pm bll 30 ain
Illinois tenlrul
Chicago txpress
a 6:0o am
a 6:uu piu
a 8:66 pm
a 7:3u m
Chicago guinea.
Ul'Kl.HUTOX srATIOX-luth & M4S0.1
Burlington.
Lav
Denver California. ...a 4.10 rm
Black Hill a 4:1" pni
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm
Northwest l-.xpres alVlu pm
Nebraska Exprea a 8.10 am
Nebraska Locai a :M um
Lincoln Local
Lincoln 1-asi Mail b 2:m pm
Ft Crook & Plattsm'th.b f :50 pm
Bellevue & Platts'n'lh. .a 7:50 am
Denver Limited
bellevue & Pac. June. . .a $ ::'.) am
Chicago Special a 7:26 um
Chicago t xpitw a. U K ---,
Chicago Fljet d ( pm
Iowa Local ...a 9:15 am
6t. Louis Express a 4:46 pm
Kanai City-St. Joe....al0:4.i pm
Kansas Clty-St. Joe a 3 15 i..n
Kaiua Clty-St Joe a 4:45 pm
Arrive,
a 3 $o pm
a 6:30 pm
a : am
a 6:30 pm
a 7:40 pm
a 8:06 am
al2:ol pm
blO:25 am
a 8:.'9 am
a 7:,0 bin
a 8 30 am
a 7:25 am
a 1:55 pin
a 7:26 iuj
al0:5J pm
all 30 am
6.46 am
C Jo pm
WED STL II STATION 15th WF.USTKU
Chle-aao,
Omaha.
tt. Paul, Minneapolis A
Leave.
b S-i t- ni
.a l:C') pm
b 6 20 p;n
.c 8 :45 atu
Arrlvr
b !i !0 pm
all no am
b 8 10 am
c 6.50 pm
Twin C'tr Passenrsr..
Bloux City Passenger..
Emerson Local
Emeisun Local
Missouri Parlfle.
Local via Weejilng
Water
Falls City Local
a Dally.
a 8:06 am
a 3:50 pin
a 6 :50 pm
aJl:20 am
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday,
except Saturday, s Funday oniy.
n'i.t Moi.rtny.
6 Dally
Dally
ocean sti:ami:hs.
ORIENT
Clark' Vin annual Cruise al-eb.
it ui, , aayn, uy ensrtered 3. a.
"Arabic," li.ouu luu. Tiiru
Toun Round tiia World
FRANK C. CLARK M B wa, N. X.
that stocks on hand are much lighter thl
tvuson than for ye-ir. This is largely on
account ni the liu-renM-d domestic con
sumption and the export demand. The Im-
r
In
resslon pievnns tlore win ie no ueciin
fancy iHtotn-r and higher price may
rub-.
Ilnrdni re.
TVe presence of mmv Implement denier
In Onnlia at the convention this week had
a tend 11. -v to stimulate the hardware trado
with luc-ii Jobbers, as pel haps two-thirds
of the In pltm -it men of Nebraska and
western lovca ali-o hmidle hardware. Ad
vances have been noted In practically all
line of fti-mii nffflp- nnd these advances
ringe from 5 lo 15 per cent. Sheet te.-l
and all metals are hard lo get In any
form. The luenl market is almost en
tirely bare of formicated roofing, nnd It
i- ms to be Impossible to get anything In
that line. Stovepipe and elbow ate up
on account if siaii ltv of matioinl. Barbed
wire and plain wire, as well us wire nails,
a-e up 5 cents p r hundred. Cut nails h:ve
t iken a Jump of 1 cents per hundred.
There is gre-at scarcity In all line of
hardware.
I'alnts, Oil and Gin.
There Is no change in the alas market
outside of the fact that staple goods are
dlflieult to get from the lactone. Some
lines are eiy scirce. Turpentine ha
takn a Jump to 75 cent and may go
hiKlier. I .oiui remains the same as laat
week, Carter s being 7V cenis. while outh
ern Is 7 cent?. The Indications are that
lead will see an advance shortly. The
paint busiiii s Is good at present prices,
but It Is believed that liquid paints will
advance because of the prospects of the
rlso In lead, as well as the sudden Jump
of turpentine and an advance in llnseeed
oil. The boiled Unseed oil is now 4.' cent
and the raw 40 cents.
Mlnnenpolls nrnta, Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 17 -F1.0UR First
patents, $4.3u4.4o; second patents, H.liuJ
4 25; Hi st clears, $3 253 30;- second clear.
$2. ek'ii2.iil'
BRAN In bulk. $16.25.
(Superior Board of Trade quotation tot
Minneapolis nnd Chicago delivery). Tha
range of prices, as reported by F. D. Day
& Co., 110-111 Board of Tiade, was:
Articles.! Open'. High. Low. I Close. Ye'y
Wheat I I
1 ec . . . , i V ,
78 77 77S T74
Hole, 79" R0 80
il 80-j, 60 9074
1 24j 1 St 1 UV, 1 22
1 2u I 1 i: 1 19 1 n1
1 U'ti HI 1 23v,
Mny...MJH 114
July... mj;-1V
Flax-
Nov.,.1 1 24
Dec... 1 20
May... 1 1 2-Hi
Minneapolis Cash Prices Wheat : No. 1
northern, iMC-ne; No. 2 northern, 7!nc; to ar
rive, 77')iic; No. 3. 7i'ArK oic; No. 1 durum,
in-Ve; to arrive, cJfV.c, No. 2 durum, ttfWoi
to arrive-, 5i:'4c. Coin: No. 3 yellow, 49c;
No. 3, 44-S,c. Oats: No. 8 white, 82c; No. 3,
2n1n'ii3i',1c. . Barley, 3V47o. Rye, biVJu&toVi.
Flax, $1.20.
Kansas City (irnln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 17. WHEAT De
cember, 07-V; May, 72V; cash, No. 2 hard,
Oini.lc; No. 3, ti; Vtjmuvic ; No. 2 red, lio;
iso. 3, O.oVac.
CORN December, 87Vc; May, 38,c; July,
39c; cash, No. 2 mixed, cfijc, No. 3, 3i437c;
No. 2 white, 3M-; No. S, 37c.
OATS No. 2 white, 33' c; No. 2 mixed,
32'4iiilc.
1 1 A 1 Steady to strong; fchoice timothy,
$13. 75'y 14.0O; choice prairie, $11.7u4'12.00.
Ill E-Stoady; 67i(ii1o.
BUTTER Ci eamery. 2Gc; packing, ICo.
EGGS I'llVsC higher; extras, 2Hc per
doz. ; firsts, jjc per dux.; seconds, la lie per
doz.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu h.,,oc) 76,ouO
Corn, bu 27.0O0 .oo0
Oats, bu 13,0u0 22,000
Mllnnokre lira 1 11 Sinrket,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 17.-WH EAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern. Se'uMc; No. S
northern, 7i;ji!oc; May, 7tVVa;78c, anked.
RYE Firm; No. 1, 67Vtlic.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2, i5V4o; sample,
424 55c.
CORN Steady; No, 3, caBh, 7Vc; May,
45Vc, bid.
Peoria flraln Market.
FEORIA, Nov. 17. CORN'-Lower;
No. 3
yellow, new, 40c; No. 3 yellow, 40c;
No. 4,
2Vc; no grade, 3cVic.
OATS steady; io. 2 wnue, ai-cjc; xmo.
while. S3V44j34c; No. 4 white, 32330.
RYE Steady; No. 2, 64Bej6c.
WHISKY On the basis of $1.2$.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17. WHEAT Spot
steady; No. 2 red, western, 6s Hd. Fu
tures steady; December, 6s 4ftd; March, 69
5vkd; May, 6s 2,i.
CORN Spot quiet; American mixed, 4s
3d. Futures steady; December, 4a 4d;
January, 4 Id.
Pulnth Grain Market.
DULUTII. Nov. 17. WIIEAT-On track:
No. 1 northern, Hi'Vic; No. 2 northern, 784c;
November, fwic; December, 77',ic; May, 7U
4jMic; July, HO'e.
OATS To arrive, 32c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-COTTON-Spot
closed ateady; middling uplands, 11c; mid
dling gulf, 11.25c. Sales, loo boles.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17. COTTON Steady;
middling, loVjc. Sales, 445 bales; receipts,
97ii bales; shipments, 508 bales; stock, 12,776
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17 -COTTON Spot In
fair demand prices 1 ii'i,t points higher;
American middling f u . 0 50u; good mid
dling, 6.12d; middling. oiiMi; low middling,
6. Sod; good ordinary, u.4ld; ordinary, 6.17d.
The sales of the day were 8,0u0 bales, of
which (n0 ware for speculation and export
and included 8,100 American. Receipts, 64,
OuO bales, Including 49,300 American. -
Wool Market.
LONDON, Nov. 17. WOOL The arrivals
of wool for the sixth serle-s of auction salens
amounted to 80,0o0 bales, Including lti.OOj
forwarded direct to spinners. The Imports
this week were as follows: New South
Wales, 8,900 bales; Queennlund, 7.700 bales;
Victoria, d.fioo bales: South Australia, 8.5vQ
bales; West Austrulla, 7: bales; New Zea
land, 6.(!0ij bales, and various, 2,ii'i0 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17. WUOI. Steady: me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 24f 27c;
light fine. p-cii21c; heavy tine, 14-ulOc; tub
washed, 32i37,jc.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17. COFFEE Mar
ket for futuree opened steady at unchanged
pt-loes to an advunco of 6 points In re
sponse lo steady Europeun and primary
markets. Trading was quite actlva In tha
v.ay of exchange-a from December to later
months and later closed steady, net un
changed to 10 poln's higher. Snles were
reported of toiXo Ihib, Including Decem
ber at f.0ittii.(".e; March, 6.3cWoc;.3dc; May,
6.6oe; Juiy, o.eoc; eii'piember, o.iD'UU.two.
Spot quiet; No. 7 Invoice, 7 ft-ltic.
Sniyar and Molaaar.
NEW YORK, N.W. 17.-SUOAR-Julet;
fair refining, 3 l'l-l.ii-; molasses sugar.
J i-Hjc. 111 111 m, eiulet; No. (j, 4 3oc; No 7
. , AU. O, .iC l , .O. IF,
4.15c: No. 10. 4.e6o:
.NO. 1'. 4c; JS'ev 12. S.9r..
14, 8.80c; confeclioners'
66K-; lowdered, 4.80c;
cubes, tf .ifio.
No. 13, 3in)c: No.
A. 4. One; crushed,
granulated, 4. Hue;
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans kettle
good to c hoice, HcVii :sc. '
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 17.-8raAR
Stc-a.ly; centrifugal whites, 315-ltVc(4c; cea
lilfugal ellows, 8&-liu3v,c; secouds, ljl
S'uC.
MOLASSES New syrup, 27ii31c.
Bank of Germany Statement.
BERLIN. Nov. 17 -Trie m ekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of Oermany show
the following f-huiiges: Cash In hand. In
creased i'.Ilio Horn; treasury notes, increased
2.5lo.ii'iiri ; other see urlt 1 ., di-creaaed 14,
lm.''ni; notes in cliculutlon, deoieaed 40,'
7oo,,noiu. Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. -Today's 'state
ment of the tn-isury balanc. s In the gen
eral fund, exclusive or the; $15o,ou0.uoo gold
reserve, sliuus: Available cash balance,
$-',! 30. 241 : gold coin and bullion, 3116,!W3,ao7i
gold c rilflcates, $I7,!iS4,410.
REAL EST.tl'K TH NsKERS.
Luther II. Kuhns et al. to John T.
Hall, lot Is, blck 6, Crelghton
Heights $ 2,200
Fanny L Mundiy to H L. Hue and
H. A. Kuhn. lot 14, block 3, PlaJn
vlew (fcO
Jacob Wehrll to John A. Bartou. lot
5, block 1, Bullous siilidlviHlon 200
Fame to sin,j, lot VJ, Albright &
Avle.aaorth's addition lex)
Highland Realty company to T. J.
11 Nell and J. J. FlUec-ral-l unell
vl.h d 1S-20 of h ts 2:! ar.d 24. block 1,
Hun-is a Pattemon s ann. x JliO
Willbiiu obenlorfer ami wife to FTd
Nnc. lot 2. block 1. Mount Uiiigliis, 10
Cl irl. s J. lik.-ry and v. if to J.,hu
lb iiiplonien, lot 11, bloe k U, Walnut
Hill
Mint). a liiiaiiiuss, n dinl hiiktmnd to
V. F. Kunel, p.irt t:ix lot 47, nwV
s.-Vi e, u..ii 84-U-1S ;
E. it. lames i June B. TuvanUey,
part lot 7, Uo:k 8, Park place
ToUl.
J, too
25
4,400