THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1916.
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AUTOMOBILES
tl-HORSE-POWER Overland, lit! modal,
good paint, tlrs and mechanically per
fect. $400. Box ss, Omaha Be..
FOR SALE Great bargain If taken at once.
Wood .-passenger electric car, almoet
new. Call at Blackaton. Oarage. ISM
Farnam.
UK REPAIR WORK WILL SATISFY TOO.
TELL BINKLET.
; 111! Harney St. Pont. 16.
CORD tlrea tor Fords. Mil. M 15. 13x14.
111.(1. Zwtebel Broa. D. ITI.
Farnam Bt
dOOD flv.-pasaenger auto. Bargain. Must
go this week. Ill N. 10th gt
Auto Repairing and Painting.
" STROMBERO SERVICE STATION.
OEORGE W. WILLIAMS. ISO! Jackson St.
Carburatora my apeclalty. Red 4141.
flltn reward for ' magneto we can't repair.
Coll. repaired Bayadjrfer. 110 N llth.
fvlSB Auto Radiator Repair Service aaj
prlree rtabt 111 a Hlb 8t D Till
Auto Tires ana Supplies.
DON'T throw away old tlrea We make one
new tire from 1 i.d nee and sat. yon 11
per oent. 1 In I Vuleenlslng Co.. lilt De
enport St. Omaha. Neb Pougla. 1.11.
Automobiles for Hire.
WORD for rent You may drive It. 1 charge
by mile. Dong. 1611. Evenings. D. 1171.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
BARLET-UAVIDSON M.TORCICLEH Bar
'game In uaad machine Victor Rooa. "The
Mnterrvete Men ' I,eeer.wortb
HARLET-DAVID80N MOTORCYCLES. Ber
galne In ueed machines. Victor Rooa, "The
Motorcycle Man," 1701 Leavenworth.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notles to Crdttori of Ott Missouri Pacific
Railway Company:
Ths followinf ordsr tn4.nv time of
ttrodltora to file claim actlnat ths Missouri
Pacific Railway Company with Hpclal Win
ter, Honorable Oeorge C. Hitchcock. Room
ill New National Hank of Commerce Build
Inf. 41 S Pine Street, 8t Louis, Missouri,
wil entered September SO, lilt, by Honor,
able William C, Hook. United States Circuit
Judg-e tor the Eaetern Division. Esstsrn
District of Mlawourt, in the receivership
proceedings a cat net the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company: -
In the District Court ot the United States,
'Within and for the Eastern Division.
Eaetern District of Missouri.
Guaranty Trust Company of New York and
. Benjamin Bd wards, as Trustees. Com
plainants, vs. The Missouri Pad no Rail
way Company, Defendant In Equity.
Consolidated Cause. No. 4140.
ORDER.
Extendlnr Time to File Claims With Spe
cial Master to November 16, Hie.
- Referring- to the order of this Court here
tofore mads and entered In this cause on
July t, 11. entitled:, . "Order referring
claims of creditors to Special Master and
Axing time for filing claims," and to ths
order of this Court dated August 21, Ills,
and entered In this Court on August 2,
lttO, entitled, "Oraer extending time to Ale
claims to October 1. HI," tot cause shown
(t Is hereby
Ordered that the time for flHnt claims
pursuant to said orders he and It hereby Is
extended to November 16, 1IU. and that
those having; claim against the defendant,
the Missouri Pacific Railway Company, may
file statements thereof In the manner pre
scribed la said orders, with the Honorable
George C. Hitchcock, Special Master, st his
office, Rooms, til to 111 New National
Bank of Commeres Building, le Pine
Street, In the City of St, Louis, State of
Missouri, on or before said date, and In
ease such claims or any of them shall not
he so Sled on or prior to said date the
holder or holders of such claim or claims
not so Died (other than the holders of bonds
or other obligations payable by said defend
ant, ths Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
and secured by mortgage or pledge of ool
taie'sU the respective trustees- of mort
gates or trust Indentures given to secure
payment of ths same, and the holders of
such claims as may have been approved
for payment by orders herein) a. all be
barred from sharing in ths benefit of the
distribution of ths moneys and proceeds of
the property of said defendant, ths Mis
souri Pacific Railway Company, that now
ars or hereafter shall be In the hands of
ths Receiver In this cause, and from shar
ing or participating In the benefits of any
distribution of the proceeds art ins; from
the sale of said railroad and ether prop
erty. If such sale shall hereafter be ad
judged and decreed In this cause) and It
U hereby .. .. t .
Further ordered that the time to file an
swers to ths claims of creditors Sled with
the Special Master on or before November
II, 1tl, shall be and ths sams Is hereby
extended until Pe-mber I. -III. The
Special Master herein shall causa this or
der to be published forthwith, once each
Week, for four succesalve weeks In a news
paper ' of general circulation published in
the City of St. Louis, State of Missouri;
lit a newspaper of feneral circulation pub
mhed In the City of Kansas Clt State Of
Missouri! In a newspaper of general circu
lation published tn the CUf of Omaha, State
Of Nebraska i in a newspaper -of general
circulation published In the Ottr of Atchi
son, State of Kansast -In a newspaper of
funeral circulation published In the City of
ueblo. Stats of Colorado; and in a news
paper of general' circulation published In
the City of New York, Stats of New York.
WILLIAM C. HOOK.
' United States Circuit Judge.
Dated Sept SO. ItH.
riled Sept. 10, lti.
' W. W. Nail. Clerk. SM OMl-lr-21.
TV NOTICE) TO CONTRACTORS."
Kotles Is hereby, given that the Board of
Education of the Suhool District of Omaha
will receive separate bids first for the Gen
eral Construction, second 'tor ths Heating
and Ventilating Apparatus, Automatic Heat
Control and Vacuum System, third for the
Blecttio Wiring, etc.r rourth tor the Plumb
ing and Oas Fitting of the New Druid Hill
School Building, located on Slst and Spaul
ding. streets, according 'to the drawings and
specifications on file In the office of the
Secretary of the Board of Education.
Bids will be addressed to W. T. HOurke,
Secretary of the Hoard of Education, en-
tOlesed and sealed In properly endorsed en
velopes and filed with him not later than
Wednesday. October 16th,. lttt, at SiOO
P. M.
Copies of the. drawings and specifications
tnsy be obtained from (he Architect, F. A.
Hennlnger, 0 Rose Building, Omaha, upon
application. A cortlfled check lor $.& 00
must accompany all applications for draw
tegs, as a guarantee .that bids will be sub
milted on same, ths, check ts be returned
when the drawings are . returned. All bids
mast be submitted. on blank proposals which
will be furnished on .application by ths Ar
chitect. . . .
Each' bidder ox General Construction. must
submit with his proposal a certified check
In the sum of threat per-cent of the amount
- of his bid; each bidder on Heating and Vn
tl thllng Apparatus, Automatic Heat Control
' 'and Vacuum Systfm must submit with his
" proposal a certified check: In the sura of five
per cent of the amount of his bid. and each
bidder on Eleotrle-Wiring, etc, and each
bidder on Plumbing and Oas KUtlng must
submit with his proposal a certified .check
In the sum of Ion per sent, of ths amount
of his bid. as a guarantee of good faith, and
- that bidder will- enter Into contract for
' sum named In his bid, sams to be drawn la
' favor of the School District of Omaha.
The Board of Education reairves the right
to reject any or all bids and to waive Ir
regularities tn the bids, should It' be deemed
In ths Interest of the school district ss
tS do W. Ty WJVKKtd,
Secy. Board of Education,
. ,0 City Halt;
. S4-Oj0-.t . Omaha. Nebraska.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
, Kv angel to Homan to Agatha H. Ho
rn an. Fourteenth street, 01 feet south
j of Pacific street, east aids, 61x141.. ft
Charles C. Beavsr and wife to Atmeda
, Phelps, liaretta avenue, Benson,
feet north of Evans street
- 136.6x300 1
South Omaha Land Co. to Edward
- JarantowskI, Thirty-third street,
ft south, o(l street, east side,
f 66x130 ....... ...T.. .......... -
' TLs (thull band Co. to Louis J. Watta,
1, i. 'i wen ty -first street, 10 feet north of
; - WoolworLb avenue, west side, It
I 1S8.I v." v' ,
Kenwood Healty Co. ' to -Paul uatttn,
r ttouthwest corner Thirty-sixth and
' ' PtHkoey Street, 40x11..;... ;
Kenwood Realty- - Co. to Lawrle B.
Cat tin, Thlrty-stxth gtrest, 40 test
south of PlBkaey street, .west side.
' 40iU
: Lew la Balcombs Reed to- Las lie J.
,r Qulnby. Forty-ssvsnth avenue, 100
' feet south of Wirt sir est, west side,
toxnft
" Pauline 8. Davis to Herman O. Wes
4 ton, Sevsnteenth street, lift feet
torth of aUtsaourt avenue, east side,
t stxllv .Vi..
" Dundee Realty Co. to George C Pelr
,' onoeU Fifty-first street, '-"171 feet
' north of Karnam street, west side,
' frOxWft ..,.J....",.... J
" Alexander C. Heed and wife to Mar
y tin Jensen and wife, Twentyfeurth
" street. 130 feet south ( of , Martha
surest, east side, 30x161. .......... . I
' Kilmer Brlckman and wife' to Edward
... Wolvertoa et el. Thirty-eighth strest.
'"v fast sooth Oraad avfeatt. West.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Cash Wheat Prices Take Tum
ble on Very Slow Market
Bun is Heavy.
OOEN RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT
Omaha, October 11, UK.
On account of Its unsteady biture mar
ket the cash grain market was very slow
today and prices ruled from lc to 1c lower.
The wheat run continued heavy, but the
traders could not get together, and as a
result a largo part of the samples were
held ovar until Friday's market. This dull
ness, however, was not caused by a lack of
demand, but more on account of the condi
tion of the future market, and the sellers
are inclined to the belief that better prices
will Drevall on the next market day,
The corn market was also very slow
and receipts of this cereal continued vere
light. There were a few sales of yeiiow
exnd mixed corn reoorted. but ths offerings
of white corn were very small, and none of
these samples were sold. No. 4 yellow
corn today sold at Me and ths mixed com
of the better grades sold from 12 o to
save.
The oats market was not much affected
by the dullness In wheat and corn and
there was a pretty good demand for this
cereal at about He lower.
The bulk of the samnles graded No,
white and sold at 44 Me, and the No. 9
white and standard sold at 44A44ttc.
The receipts of rye were good and there
was a fair demand for this grain, ths No. 8
grade selling at tl.lt and ths No. t at
1. is.
The trade In barley was very dull, and
this cereal was quoted nominally un
changed. Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 716, 000 bushels; corn, 10,000 bushels;
oat, i 01, 000 bushels.
Liverpool close Wheat steady to He
higher: corn, UOlo higher.
Primary wheat receipts were l,73,DO0
bushels and shipments 1,074,000 bushels,
against receipts of 8,47ft,000 bushels and
shipments of 000 bushels last year.
primary corn receipts were 613,000 bush
els and shipments 441,000 bushels, against
receipts of 1,174,000 bushels and shipments
of 737,000 bushels last year.
rnmary oats receipts were 1,731.000 bush
els and shipments 7SS.00O bushels, against
receipts of 1,921.000 bushels and shipments
Of 1,361,000 bushels last year.
CABXOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn Oats.
Chicago 00 103 112
Mlnnespolls t.42
Duluth 101
Omaha 140 It 03
Kansas City 171 2 43
St. Ijoul IS 21 20
Winnipeg ., 043
These sales were reported today:
Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 0 cars, fl.ITi
car, 21,10. No. 2 hard winter: 2 ears.
11.67; 2 cars, 11.61'; 10 cars, It. 61. No. t
hard winter: f car. 11.67: 2 cars. SI. 60: S
cars, II. .6; S cars, J1.B6. No. 4 hard
winter: 1 car, li e; 1 cars, 91.01; 3 ears,
ll.f.0; 1 car, 11.41. No. 3 spring: 1 car,
It. No. S durum: 2 cars. 11.69. No. 3
durum: 1 car, 11. At; 1 car, 11.64; 2-0 car,
31.60. No. J mixed: 1 car, II.M14. No, 3
mixed. 1 oar, 1.6tt; 1 car, f 1,67; I oar.
11.66; 1 car, 11.64: 8-6 car, 11.60. No. 4
mixed! 1 car, 91. M, 1 car, fl.61; 1 car,
11.41.
Rye No. J: I cars. 11.20: I car. tl.ffU.
No. 3: I cars, 31.10. No. 4: 1 car, IMS',.
Sample: 1 car, 1.1H,
Barley No. 4: I car, 77e.
Corn No. t white, l-i ars, 32c. No. 0
white, 1 rar, lie. No. 1 yellow, 1 car. c.
No. 4 yellow, 1 car, lie. No. I yellow. 1
car, 0c. No, 3 mixed, 1 car, !314o. No. 3
mixea, 1 can, sac; 1 cars, izc. no. 4
mixed, 1 car, 13c. Sample mixed, 1 car,
lie -
Oats No. I white. I oars. 444.0. Start-
4ard, 4 cars, '4440. No. I white, 17 cars.
4440. no. 4 wnits, tt oars. 44c: 8-6 car.
44o. Sample white, 1 car (choice), 4Ic;
3 cars. 43Hc; 1 ear, 48 tic
Omaha Cash Prices Wheati No. t hard,
1. 6401,67; No. 3 hard, 11.-4 0 1.67;
No. 4 hard, 1.4IH1.01; No. I spring,
31.600141; No. I spring, 1.6301.IIH; No.
I durum, 11.660160; No. I durum, 11.630
i.-t. corn: no. 1 white. inoiii4c: no. 1
whits, 13 13c; No. 4 white, 630l3c;
No. I whits, llHCIlo; No. ( white, 10 0
lie; No. I yellow, 84 0 l4Me; No. 3 yellow,
S.mjlic; No. 4 yellow, I84aic; No. ft
yellow. BieUo; No, I yellow, l0IOe; Vs.
mixed, S8 iaoi no. 3 mixed, iSttO
ISo; No. 4 mixed, 31H08IHci No, ft mli
ed. 3O0llHr; No, mlxsd, Tltt0fOc.
Oatst No. I white, 44t 0 44 0, standard,
44H044He; No. I white, 44044e; No 4
white, '48H044Q. Barley: slatting, IOc0
11.02; No. 1 feed, 70080c, Rye; No. 2,
ft.HU01.lOUi No. 8. 11. 1101.10
AM-ka VIM UfanttAw M
Trading In ths local pit was very oulet
today and opening prices were a trifle
lower. '
There was a lack of baying Interest and
the traders were evening up on account
of the holiday tomorrow, and. this bearish
tendency was brought about in some de
gree by scattered peace rumors and by re
ported rains in Argentina, The market
was very slow during the sntlrs session
and closing prices on peeemuer wheat
were to lower and on ths May around lUc
lower.
The corn market was also very nulst and
prices remained practically unchanged. De
cember corn opened at 71 Uo and closed at
lit, wlills the, Stay closed uncnanged,
Oats followed wheat and declined about
o below the opening prices.
Miuai range 01 options.
ArC 1 Open. ,J iflgh. 1 Low. Close, yes.
Whl 1 f I
Dee, I 1 6EH 1 6C 164H 1 64H m
May 1 16 1 66 164 Si 1 64 166
July I 1 II 1 II U7 1 I7S 1IIH
Torn I .
. Use. t 711ft 71 tlVi 71H TtH
May I 73S 73S 73S "Si 73
ns. 444 4 44 4( 47
May ! 41 lJJ V
Chicaso closing prices, furnUhed The Bee
by Imogen A Bryan, stock and grain brokers,
lie noutn nmsontn street, umanai
Art . Open 1 High. , Uw.i Close. I Yes
vhC 1 j ( "
Iec. 1 I0 1 10 167 1 II 161
May 1 6ft 1 18 160 1 17 168
July 1 18 1 11 113 I tl 134
CDeo. 77 71 T 70 77
May 710 71 71 71 71
Oaie
Dec. 41 4ft 41 48 40
May 13061 13063 61 ftl 63
P.rk
Pea, 33 40 32 02 S3 40 S3 76 23 40
Jan. II 37 31 7ft 33 37 21 S7 tl 30
Lard
Vo. 14 01 14 II 14 00 14 11 12 16
Jail. II 60 11 07 It 60 II 10 12 17
1Oot II it II 17 II 17 II 17 12 17
Jan. 11 66 13 71 12 63 11 10 ll 41
81. Lsuts Grain Market.
St. Lools. Oct, 11. Wheat No. S red,
li.M4ri.47U: No. 1 hard. 11.41 01.; De
cember. li.66i May, Oi.ftO. -
Corn No. 2. acvsici wo. 1 wmte, st,
elite; December 76o; May 7lc.
Oats Lower; track No. 2, 46o; No. I
white, So.
"" ' Kansas Uy Grain Market.
Kansas City, Oct. 11. Wheat No. I hard,
fl.6Tffl.il; No. a rad, 11.6701. 01; Decern,
ber, I1.4.H; May 11.63.
CornNo., 1 mixed, -4o; No. I white.
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
side, 60x137 660
Rommls C, Vermillion and Wife to Car
otins Turnaulst, southeast corner
Twenty-third and B streets, 40x120. 1,816
John Palmer and wire to Monica us
borne, northeast corner Forty-eighth
and Cuming streets, 60x11ft
John O. Palmer and wife to Monica
Osborne, northwest corner Forty
flh and Isard streets, 100x160.,..
Monica Oeborns to John O. Palmer
et el. northwest .corner Forty-fifth
and Isard street, 06x44
Monica Osborne to Katharine C. Palm
er. Forts -Attn street, 66 feet north
of, Iiard street, west side, 66x44.... 1
Antoinette Wlnans and husband to
Nathan Somberg. Miami street, 60
ft-el weal of Thirty-third street,
south side, 80x180
Hastings Heyden to George P. Ben
dtxen. Twenty-first street, ISO feet
south of Poppleton avenue, Sbxlll.ft, 1,100
John S. swenaon ana wire to jonn H.
Watson. Maple street, ill 1-3 feet
south of Poppleton avenue, 36x181.1. 2,600
Amanda tjlndaman to Harry T. How-,
ley, Fifty -first otrset. 100 feet north "'
of Mayberry street, east side, 60x181.
Nathan Bonxbsrg and wife to Antoinette
Wlnans, Ames avenue. 141 feet wsst
of Thirtieth street, north side, 60s
Ui 4,360
Nebraska Seed Co, to Martin Ureas,
Meredith avenue, 01 feet east of
Twenty-ninth street, north side, its
HI
Catherine & Shemp and husband to
John Koto I, M street, 844 taut east of
Forty-fourth street, south side, l.lfx
. I . Xt :i 3,uv
86086c; No. 2 yelfow, 8ffa6c; Decem
ber, 78c; May 70c.
Oats Unchanged ; No. 2 white, 47
47c; No. 3 mixed, 46$47c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Weakened on Report of Heavy Pur
chases In A us trails.
Chicago. Oct. 11. Wheat values weak
ensd largely on account of reports that
heavy purchasing In Australia by the
British government would divert ships
away from the United States. The market
closed unsettled, lc to lo net lower, with
December at ftl.68 and May 1167. Corn
lost 0c and oats c to 0c The
outcome for provisions was unchanged to
2744c higher.
Depression tn wheat began as soon as
the market opened. wora was st nn
that the first davelooment under the new
plan of complete government control of
wheat imports lor tne unites tvinsuum wm
the buying of an Immense stock In Aun
tralla. 18,600,000 bURhelK. So far as could
ss learned no purchases at all were made
In the United States and Instead of an ex
pected quirk Increase from this country
current advices told only of arrangements
for enlarged loadings in Australia. The
bulls also were hand trapped by continued
rumors that the stocks of wheat In Cana
dian terminal elevators would bo com-
mar.deered, and by a renewal of peace
gossip.
Selling on the declines In the wheat mar
ket aoceared to be overdone, as a rallying
tendency was displayed at times during the
last half of the session, erne reason seemed
to be that the peace tald did not appear
to have any substantial fresh basis, but
rested on recent statements from nana-'
tng sources that Germany was about to
make overtures for a cessation or Hostili
ties. Com sagged with wheat. Ths prevail
ing fine weather was also an advantage
to the bears. For the moot part oats merely
reflected the weakness of other grain. Sell.
Ing pressure was not of an aggressive
Character.
Peace talk was regarded as bullish by the
provision trade. Hlgh-rp rices on hogs
tended further to lift the market
NEW YORK GF.NKRAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various Lsadtng
Commodities.
Mew dTfk. Oct. 11. Flour, firm.
Whest Spot easier; No. 1 durum, 31.01;
No. 2 hard, 11.76; No. 1 northern Duluth,
01.87; No. 1 northern Manitoba. 11.11 f. o. b.
New Tork.
Corn Spot easy; No, 2 yellow, 98e elf
New Tork.
Oats Spot, easy; standard, 6364o.
Hay Dull: No. 1. H.C6; No. 2, 06c; No.
3, 89c; shipping, 7B?fl6c.
HopsSteady; state, common to choice,
1011, 46063c; 1016, 80Uc; Pacific coast,
1118, 14017c; 116, 0012c.
Hides Firm; Bogota, 23 0 34c; Cen
tral America, 130Mc.
Ieat her Firm; hemlock firsts, 21c; sec
onds, 37c.
Provisions Pork, strong; mess, 130.000
31.00; family, 130.40034.00; short clear,
137.00020,00, Beef, strong, mere, 131.00
21.60; fsmlly, $24 0036.00. Lard, firm;
mldrll west, 116.3016.40.
Tsllow Firm: city, 88c; country,
8401014c; special. 10c.
Poultry T.lve, firm ; no prices settled.
Dressed, firm; chickens, 10028c; fowls, 17
024c; turkeys, 26036c.
Butter Steady; receipts, I0.4&3 tubs.
Creamery, 3624c; firsts, 33046c; sec
onds, 310S3c.
Eggs Irregular; receipts, 17,108 esses.
Freh gathered, extra fine. 3940c; extra
firsts, 370 21c; flrrt, 33034c; seconds, 30
0Mr.
Cheese Steady; receipts. 2.1J6 package.
State, fresh specials, 21031c; State aver
age fancy, 20c.
Kew York Money Market,
New tork, Oct. 11, Mercsntlle paper, 3
per cent, sterling sixty-day bills, 1.471:
demsnd, 84.76; cables. 14.78. Francs, dc
mand, I.i4; cables, fi.I4. Harks, demand,
7044c; cables, 70c. Kronen, demand, 12 c:
cables, U 3-lflc, Guilders, demand, 40c;
cables, 41c; LI res. demand!) 10.41; cables,
94.47. Rubles, demand, 81 c; cabk-s, 11 o.
war siivsr 0 1 no,
Mexican dollars 62c,
Government bonds, steady: railroad bonda.
Irregular.
Time loans Firm; sixty days. 8 ner
cent; ninety daya, 1 per cent, six months,
per cent.
Call money easier: hlrh. 2 ner cant.
low, 3 per cent; ruling rate, 3 per cent;
iai roan, 2 per cent; closing bid, 1
per cent; offered at 841 ner cent.
U, S. ref. Bs reg II Mo. Pac. con. Os.101
w m an ww -Montana row. ur 11
. S. 3s rg....!00UN. Y. C. d. 4.. U4
do oounon ion uv v rii iu.
U. S. 4s reg. ...110 (1166) ...101
do counnn ..lift VT u u x u
n Smelt ts ..110 or. s" ....... .'iu
. . AT. . 4slllN0. Pacific 4S 3
rio-rrench os. 16 do Ss
hlson sen. is OlilOr ft I. Am eiil
B. A O. 4s .... 3 Pac. T. A T. 5S.102
Beth. St. r. Is. . 101 ti Pin iUi 1 ak l
Central Pac. 1st, lOtt do gen. 4s ..102
C. A O. 5. 4 a ftlQ Reading fen. 4S..103
C. B. A 6. J.4s 18 -S. h. A St. F.
C. M. A 8. P.C.6S 107 ret. 4s 10
ft.1?- I Vl Fif '.So. Pac. ov. g...i04
Col. A 8. r. 4o tl do 1 rer, 4s .... o
D. A R. Q. 0. 4l 71 Bo, Ry. In 101
i-ri Bn H .... Tan union iarino 4s 08
Dsn. Electric 6s 106 do cv. 4s .... 94
Ot. No. 1st 4s 89IT. a Rubber 8s,.102
II. Cen. ref. 4s.. 90U. & Steel 6e..l0t
I. M. M. 4s .110 -W. Union 4s. 96
K. C. 8. ref. 6s fflWest. El, ev. fis.134
L. A N. un. 4s tK li nt f.mn isii mill
S4 K. A T. 1st 4s 77 -Bid.
Coffee Market.
New Tork, Oct 11. The market for eoffee
futures opened at an advance of 4 to 10
points. Offerings Increased at the advance,
however, and the market turned easier dur
ing the afternoon, owing to reports that to
day's offers from Santos were a shade
easier and scattered trade sailing. March de
clined from .7c to 8.70e and July from
0. vfc id s.u vc, wnn maraet closing st a net
decline of 1 to 11 points. Sales, 44.260 bags;
October, 8.8o; November, 1.40c; December,
8.4Srt; January, 8-660; February, I.Mo; April,
1. eSr; May, 1.77c: June. 881c: Julv l.iEn
August, 6.8fc; September, 8.93c.
spot corree, steady; Rio 7s ftd: Santos.
4s USd. Cost and freight of fore wera nuntrl
at from 10.40o to 10.60c for Santos and Lon-
a on creaus.
The official cables renorled an rtv.n
of 76 rels In the Rio market, while Santos
spots and. futures were unchanged, and Rio
exrhange en London was l.lfirf hlher .
rent advices from Brssll have Indicated some
me inang in ins export tax equivalent
to a few points In the prloe of coffee.
Omaha Hay Narkst.
Pralrt Haie T!hnlna inia-i at a a a
It. CO: trillat ha
111.00; No. 1, 19.60010.00; No. I, 17.000
v; no. S iD.ovgi,vv, cnoioe midland.
II.6O0U.OO; No. 1, 19.0009.60; No 3. 17 00
eft.OO; No. 1, 16.0007.00. Cholcs lowland.
87.6008 60: No. 1. IR Kfl iA7 KA V t. km
00.60; No. I, 14.0008.00.
Straw Cholcs wheat, 16.0006.10; sholce
osts or rye, . 0000.60.
Airaira unoice, iis,60O14.f0; No. 1.
1I.:0 pll.ftO;; standard. 110.60 011.60; No.
I, I1O.OO01O.1O; No. I, ftl.6009.60.
. Chicago Uvs Stock Market,
Chicago. Oct 11. Cattle Recelnts. SO rtOO
head; market unsettled; native beef rattle,
11.00011.40; western steers. I4.150.a0:
lookers and feeders, 14.7607.76; cows and
neiiers, ,-Oft.30; calves. T.r6011.6O.
Hogs Receipts. 26.000 head: market
Strang, 16o to 10c abovs yesterday's average;
nun, fr,viviv.u, llgnt, I. 00 iff 10, 15 ; mixed,
II. 36010.26; hea-y, 18.30010.10; rough.
9.S09.40; plRS. 7.00$rl.S6.
bheep and I.ambs necelnts. 26.00 heart ;
wethers, fd.d0ts.b; ewes, II.esaM.aO:
lambs, 17.60010.10.
Wont City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX City, Oct 11. Cattle Recelnts.
3,600 head; market 16016c lower: beef
steers, 16.1607. 10; but hers. 86.18.47 on-
stockers and feeders, 8i."6 07.30; calves,
17. 00910.00; bulls, stags, etc.. 6.!6tfi..O0:
feeding cows and heifers, 14.6006.76,
tiogs neceipis, a.eoo head; market 10
SI Co higher; light, II 1009.10; mixed, 19.10
8.80; heavy, 19.3001.46: bulk a r..i.
19.1009.40.
Sheep and Lambs Recelnts. 1.000 haail-
market 10016c higher; ewes, 14.6001.36;
lambs, ft.6O0lO.lO.
St Jssepk Lhs Stock.
1.000 head; market active and strong: steers,
18,60010.60; cows and heifers. 14. 60010.00:
calves, li.oejll.l-.
Hoes ReoelDts. 1.00ft head; marlrat in
higher; top, 19.8ft; bulk of sales, I9.460.7O.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,600 head;
market steady lambs, 11.60010.10; awes.
Ow-ahS) Hid and fallow Market
Quotation furnlshfd by Bo ties A Rogers.
6)1 South Thirteenth street!
Kdtt O. a: No 1, lo: No. t, 17 a
Green No. 1 II He No. 1, lia .a ft,
bulls: No t. !6e; No 1 14o, Deacons,
earn. Il.rft. Horse. No t. 16.60; No. I
$4.6. Ponies, 81.60. asp pslte: Largs,
11.16976c; medium to email, 762ft.
Tsllow .No, 1. ac; No 1, la
' ' Cotton Market.
New Tork . Oct U. Cotton Futures
opened steady; October, 11.12c; December,
U.4ic; January, n.iuo; juarcn, it.mc; stay,
17.50c; July, 17.66c.
Liverpool. Oct 11. Jetton Spot strong,
good middling, 10, 4M: middling. 10 37d; low
middling. lO.lld. Sales, 10,000 hales; re
ceipts. 18,000 bales; futures quiet.
LIYE STOCK MARKET
Generally Steady Prices Paid
for Cattle, with Fair De
mand for Killers.
HOG PRICES ARE HIGHER
Omaha, October 11, 1016.
Receipts were: Cattle Hoes Bhep
Official Monday 11,647
2,43
1,489
2,900
36.711
36,473
16.600
17,684
96,807
Official Tuesday 12.317
Estimated .Wednesday 8,400
Three days this week. 3 6,384
Same days last week.. 81, 093
Same days 3 weeks ago. 40, 440
Same days 3 weeks ago. 38,407
Same days 4 weeks ago. 30,844
8, 8. SI
18,738
16,137 127,441
14,937 110,032
17,763 90,683
Cattle Receipts were moderate this morn
ing, only 8,400 head being reported in. Still
the total for the three days Is 4,900 larger
than last week. There wsh a very fair de
mand for killers of all kinds, that la cows
and heifers as well as steers, and the mar
ket was fairly active. Prices for such cat
tle were generally steady, yesterday.
Stock era and feeders were slow to a lit
tle lower, the demand from the country be
ing none too brisk.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves, 110.00010.60; fair to good beevg.
19.76010.00; common to fair beeves. 16.600
8.60; fancy heavy grassers. 19.0 10 00,
good to choice graas beeves, 17 8S&)?.00:
fair to choice graas beeves. 17. OO' 86; com
mon to fair grass beeves. It. 000. '.00. good
to choice heifers, 6 76$7.26; gooj to choice
cows. 16.4007.00; fair to good c ws. 16 760
0.40; common to fair cows. 14.6006.76 good
to choice feeders, 17.600. oo: fair to good
feeders. t6.76Q7.69; com men to fair feed
ers, 14,0006.76; good to choice Blockers.
17.1007 86; stock heifers. 16.7607.26; stock
cows, 14.6090.26; stock calves. 16.6008.60.
veal calves, 18.00011.00; beef bulls, stags,
etc., 16.2608 7ft
Representative sales:
WYOMING,
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
42 steers. .069 17 80 13 heifers. 661 I? 76
NEBRASKA.
34 steers. .1048 0 90 68 steers.. 613 7 40
19 heifers. 683 7 26
SOUTH DAKOTA.
12 steers.. 1330 9 00 19 steers. .1140 7 85
Hogs The market opened fully a dime
higher and Improved as It went along, sales
at the best time, which was towards the
close, being as much as 20o higher, and
In Individual canes being quoted even more
than that. What hogs shippers bought
were around a dime higher, as were the
first packer sales, but the big end of the
offerings sold 16c higher and quite a good
many ealea looked all of 20c up, the gen
eral market being a good 16c higher than
yesterday.
The average cost furnished a poor cri
terion of tne market today. Yesterday
good hogs were comparatively plentiful,
while tnls morning there was not a choice
load on offer and shippers had a hard time
finding enoush stuff to nil their orders. The
best hogs here sold at $9.50, which was
yesterday's top, but It was certain that
anything as good as yesterday's 19.60 load
would have brought 9.60 and possibly a
little more than that, as shippers had the
orders, but could not till them.
Bulk of the sales was made 'at 19.250
9.40, prices being the best since ten days
aso. or close to 20c better than at the finish
of last week.
No. Av.
39.. 806
Hh. Pr,
80 9 20
... 9 36
40 0 46
... ft 60
No. Av. 8h. Pr.
41. .266 80 9 30
62. .284 ... 9 40
30. .231 ... 9 60
66. .370
69. .261
4. .202
Sheep The supply of sheep and lambs
was the smallest reived here on a Wednes
day since the middle of August. Only fifty-nine
cars, or 16,600 head were estimated,
which put the total for the first hslf of
the week at something like 87,684 head.
This ts 9,000 smaller than last week, 40,000
short of two weeks ago and 23,000 lighter
lighter than a year ago.
Things were up tn the air on early rounds
this morning, and movement was a little
slow tn starting. In the first place Chicago
prices went to the had on yesterday's close,
while here the trade remained the same
throughout, nuttlns local values out of Una.
The Windy. City also reported another
neaitny supply today, with orosoecto for
a fresh slump, and on the strength of this
packers were bearish on early rounds. Total
offerings were very moderate though, and
as only a small shsre of the supply was
fat lambs, sellers Insisted that local con
ditions warranted no reduction, and asked
steady to, In some cases., higher prices.
jnejr eventually carried tneir point, too, for
packers wanted the lambs, and prices were
fully steady to. If anything, stronger. A
couple of bands brought 110.20, and others
landed as high ss 10.0.
Quality of the feeders, which made up
a good Share Of the SUDDly. was Kenerallv
only fair, and much plain stuff was hers.
wnim rcai iwu leeaing tamos were scarce.
After settlns off to a aiiahiiv atn ..
the market became fairly active at fully
steady prices. A few real good lambs
reached 19.20010.00, with a pretty decent
kind as high as 19.76. and others on down.
reeaer sneep continued scarce, and were
nominally steady. .
Yesterday's aged mutton prices were well
sustained. The few good fat ewes that
were hero sold around 17. while a ftv.our
string of wethers that Included a sprinkling
of yearlings sold at 17.10.
quotations on sheep and lambs: Umbi,
good to choice, 110.10010.26; lambs, fair to
good. 19.86010.10; lambs, feeders, S9.260
10.00; yearlings, rood to choice. l7 &OMtnn-
yearlings, fair to good ,17.0007.60; year
lings, feeders, 16.607.75; wethers, fair to
choice, IS.6007.76; ewes, good to choice,
16.7607.00; ewes, fair to good, 6.76t6.76
ewes, plain to culls, 14.006.10; ewes, feed
ing, 14.6006.60; ewes, breeders, all ages.
tl.3609.OO.
Representative sales:
4ft Pr.
6 ,2(
91 C 75
101 5
n , s
61 9 71
M ,75
107 7 0(1
C7 III
70 ,90
10, 7 00
i 10 00
01 , 60
74 10 80
7, 10 li
No.
319 Wyoming feeding ewes
126 Wyoming feeding ewes
110 Idaho feeding ewes
116 California feeding ewes....
171 Wyoming feeding lumtw
6!1 Wyoming feeding lambs..,
1,723 California feeding lambs.
6H0 Nevada breeding ewes
700 Wyoming feeder lambs
403 Wyoming lambs
137 Wyoming owes
303 Idaho feeding lambs ,..
380 Wyoming feeder lambs
1.919 Idaho lambs
994 Wyoming Iambs.
.. Loul. Live stork Market.
. A': LJ,U". Mo" cl- 11 Cattle Itecetpte,
MOO heai); market, .truly; native beff
eteere, 17.60911.00; yearling ateere and hrlf.
ere, l,.50flli).8S; cowe, $r..507.50; etorker.
and feeder., .307.SO; southern eteere.
l.00f.0O; prime yearling eteere and hlf
ere, I7.60,.00; native reives, $6.0011 78
Hogs Receipts, ,,100 head; market, hlgh
?!! .'J1" '"terday'e average; Hunts, l.65
10.10; rigs, .J6, 25; mixed and butrhara.
...60 11.1,5; good heavy, II0.1OQ10.25; bulk
,5.75010.15. '
Sheep Receipts, .t.ioo head; market
J'.'fv'.1"''"' I (I10.40; slaughter ewes,
S.00e7.36; bleating ewea. I8.600.50; year
lings, I5.00.75.
CUr Live Henek M.rk.
Kanssa City, Mo., Oct. 11. Cattle Re
ceipt., H.000 head; market, strong, active,
prime fed steers, 19.5011.00; dressed beef
steer,, 7.00.D5; vre.tern eteers. 16 sot.
9.36; cows, 4.6097.!5: helters. .00a 60
stockers and feeders. 15.5001.00; bulk 16 00
tf6.i5; calvee, 16.0011.00.
Hogs Receipts. 11.000 hend; market high,
er; bulk. 5.50e,.90; heavy. I,".i,,5
packer and butchers. t,.sol.90; lights'
l.359.0; pigs, .75'.as. '
Sheep and Latc.be Receipts. 10.000 head;
market, eteadj ; lambs, H.50S10 26- yoarl
mJIvms Vm."j lis:
"T tiood. Market.
New Tork. Oct. ll.-Cotton goods were .c.
n!l ii'L.'. h"h"1 Y"r., w
.71i.. r""' '"n 'or and heavy.
weignt w .r, p,Uer a.n,,,,,!
Jobbers were active.
Big Profits
In
Stock Market
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JITNEY
TAXI
.VI A fc.l L s. AftS
Webster 202
HEW YORK STOCKS
Market Still Suffering From
Shock of the German
Subsea Vessel.
DEOPS TWO TO FIVE POINTS
New Tork, Oct. 11. Susceptibility to pres
sure today Indicated that the stork market
was still suffering from the shock of th-;
early week, when prices ten i to ovt-r in
points on the news of German submarine
operations. Groan declines today of 2 to 6
points were registered by many of the more
speculative issuen, while representative shares
yielded from I to 3 points.
Lowest quotations were recorded In tho
final hour, that period wltnebniag the heavi
est selling of the season. Under the surface
there were signs that public lntereat was
again lacking and the short Interest cvidnly
seized upon this situation an an opportunity
to extend Its lines, concentrating attack
upon United States 8 tee I. Reading: and nomi
ot the prominent equipments and war lusues.
uperallons for the decline were accom
panied by disquieting rumors. Mercantile
Mart nog were notably heavy, the preferred
falling under the minimum ot Monday to
104. Lackawanna and Crucible Steels were
lower by 2 to over 4 points, with equal de
clines for leading equipments and motors
Various miscellaneous Issues yielded to the
taem extent on moderate pressure, but rails
w--re relatively steady, extreme recessions
rarely xeeded 1 to 1 points. . Total sales,
1,375,000 shares.
News bearing upon the market, so far as
It dealt with Industrial and general condi
tions, was altogether favorable includlns. In
cluding Inquiries for steel and copper, bath
: nuvuncinjf prices.
The bond market was Irregular, total sales.
par value. I4.2t.6,000. United State bonds
were unchanged on call.
Numbers of sales and rjuotnttnn nn tnri.
tng fctocka were:
Sales. Hitrh. f,nw. Cf,m
Am. Heel Sugar... 6,000 99 87 9"i
American Can 10,00 61 58 ifj 58
Am. Car & Foundry 1,400 Oti y, 64 Ira US1 !
Am. Locomotive .. D.900 7S4 76 76'i 1
Am. nrneii. tt nor.. J7.o00 1171 114H, 115
Am. Tel. & Tfl 1,000 133 1324 U2'4
Am. Z.. L. 6t S 2.0rt js ' jwi
Anaconda Copyer. . 47.HOO M 91 9i
Airnittoti a .jih intiu ins mil.
"am. ijocomoiive. . h, , iju Ht 81 74
Baltimore & Ohio.,
2,500
wrooklyn Kap. Tr..
Butte & Sun. Cod.
600 ft-tH
700 64 u,
11.800 H6',t
84
23
17&
84
23,
Calif. Petroleum . .
Canadian Pacific, .
Central Leather
Ches. & Ohio
1,400 176 V.
10,600
79 '4
8.300 7?
:.. M. & St. P....
& s. w
R. I. & P
!hlno Copper
Jolo. Fuel & Iron..
3,200 96 95',i
300 12S 127 127
MOO 22 2Hi 21",
8,300 bi b2 53
8,300 65 b2ht G2
800 162 652 152
45,300 86 Sl 82i
2.00 4:i'4 42 42'
1G.6O0 39 ZT 37V
a,6O0 178 174 4 175
1,300 UH 1)7 "fc 1U
1,300 108 4 107 107
500 17U 17U mi
Corn Products Kef.
Crucible Strel
nistlllers Sccur
Erie
General Elortrlc
Northern Dfd. .
Illinois Central ..4.
int. Con so I, Corp,
Insulratlon Cornier Rfi.1 00 fit; af. ssv,
Inter.. Harvesrr .. 300 116? 1101 1154
int. H. M. pfd ctrs. S6.S0J ltn 104 104
kj. nouintrn. . . . in 274
27i
bt 61H 62
jouisviue & isasn
Mexican Petroleum
10; Va i
12 i
6 I
Miami Conner
1,700 37
37H
M.. K. & T. pfd
Missouri Pacific
"266 "fii,!
200 931-
Montana Power ...
National Load ....
Nevada Copper . . .
Now York Central.
N. Y., N. H, & H.
Norfolk & Western.
1.400
2,200
68
ZIP
21 21 U
1 07 107
60 fiO
140U 142 Si
12.300 109H
4,111" 61
,00 143
orthern Pacific. . .
aclflo Mall
acirio T. & T
3,000 11114 110H 110
34H
2.100 67 67
600 26 2414 26'
47,300 109 IO414 106H4
33,100 74'i 70 71'
1,500 29 28 2JP4
3,800 100 100 100
25,600 29 ig 274 3
S.300 133H 1314 Ulhi
ll.SOO 22Si 21 23
3.00 224 20 210
24.900 149 147 147
200 3 83 82
8,800 12084 117 119
98.400 112 109 110
200 120U 120 120
12,600 95 93 93
3,400 30 29 29
1.200 101 '5 100 10ft
Pennsylvania
Ray Cons. Copper.
Rfadinij
Ren. Iron A Steel..
Shattuck Arts. Cod.
Southern rarlfic...
Southern Railway..
Studebaker Co
Tenneaae Copper . .
Texao Company ..
Union Pactflo
Union Pacific pfd. .
U. 8. Jiicl. Alcohol.
U. S. Steel :
t S. Steel pfd....
Utah Copper
Wabash ofd "B"..
Western union
Wes-tlnghouso Blee. 12.900 tis 1 61
Total sales for the day, 1, "75, 000 snares.
Metal Market.
New York, Oct. U. Metals The motal
exchange quotes lead st 97.00(JJ7.10; spsN
tor, quiet; spot, ICaat jit. Louis delivery,
$10.00 asked.
At London; Lead, 30 10c; spelter, 66.
London FlnanriaL
London, Oct. 11, Bar Silver 32d per
ounce.
Money 4 per cent.
Discount Rates, Short Bills o!l per
cent; three months, 6 $ H per cent
Bank Clearings.
Omaha, Oct. 11, Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 16,707,450.98, and for
the corresponding day last year 14,982,133.61.
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LEAH M HKBZ. WATER LILIES, Lew
Madden & Co.. Boudinl Bros., Gomez Trio
Orpiieum Travel Weekly.
Prices: Matiuee, gallery, 10c, beat seats
(except Saturday and Sunday). Gc. Nlghta.
10c. 25e. 50c and 76o.
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1 Days, Commencinr Today
ANITA DIAS MONKS
In a series of merry capers.
Bennington and Scott
Comedy Singing snd Dancing.
Van Scikles & Leondar
Refined Entertainers.
Ash and SHnw
"Ths Mosquito Trust,"
Knic from the Deep
Featuring Joyce Moors.
MUSE
MARIE
DORO
la "THE LASH"
A Stirring Society Drama
Open 2 to 11 Daily.
Frances Baetens
TEACHER OF PIANO
Mondays. Wednesdays, Thursdays.
Saturdays.
20 Arlington Block.
1SUH DocUc St.
Telephone Douflas 30M.
Friday & Sat.
Sat. Matinee
7 Ha BIG SUCCESS
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Winter Tourist Fares
Effective October 15, 1916
Round Trip
From Omaha
...-$54.56
76.66
60.96
46.91
.... 44.31
54.56
.... 41.16
. .. 32,16
... 52.77
Jacksonville, Fl. .
Miami, Fla
Ormond, Fla
Penaacola, Fla....
Biloxi, Mil,
Charleston, S. C. .
Lake Charles, La . .
Fort Worth, Tax. .
Augusta, Ga ......
St. Petersburg, Fla..
66.16
Havana. Cuba, via New Orleang and
Havana, Cuba, via Port Tampa or
Tickets to Florida via one direct line, returning via another
direct line, $3.00 higher than fares above.
Attractive Circuit Tours to Florida
Indirect Route One or Both Ways.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA., going via Chicago or St. Louis, direct
line to Jacksonville, returning via Washington, D. C, and
Chicago or St. Louis S63-T6
JACKSONVILLE, FLA., going via Chicago or St. Louis, direct
lines via Pittsburgh to Washington, D. C, thence to Jacksonville,
returning via direct routes
JACKSONVILLE, FLA., going via St. Louis and New Orleans,
returning via Birmingham and St. Louis
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turning via Savannah, Atlanta and Chicago
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lanta, returning via Montgomery and Chicago ,
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lanta, returning via Birmingham and St. Louis.
The Trains to Use
St. Louis Special at 4:30 P. M.
Kansas City Trains at 9:05 A. M., 4:30 P. M., 11 :00 P. M.
Chicago Trains at 7:05 A. M., 3:45 P. M., 6:30 P. M.
Jill
AMI SEMENrS.
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Ill Mai... 15-M-Me,
JOMJtA4 Bt.n'g l.1--SO-1lle.
SECOND EDITION OF LIVE STOCK SHOW
Billy Watson's Beef Trust BTt."l.
Meuntainau. assemblage of avolrdupoig
comediennes. Percheron-siie maiden, by tna
tea. World', largest beauty
weight, not In """.'r '"'sfT
support 'em. "SAFETY r'KSl-
(Final Perlormanco Friday Nit..)
Udie.' Dim. M.tine. Every Week Da.
s(. Met. tWk: J. Conway ft "Liberty Girls
BOYD
Mat... 10c. 25e.
Nights, 2Sc, aoc,
KOe. 7Be.
Tcd.y, 2:30; Tonight, 8i30j a play af
tnriiis, iiii- wiiii... :
Frederick Uwl., late of Soth.nl and
Marlowe. A S2 attraction at popular
prices. ,
Nest Sunday "Th. Old Homestead.
TOM
HIPP
Always a Good Show.
Phone D. 8069.
World Series Base Ball Scorss
By Telegraph Every Game.
Todsy
HELEN ROBSON
"THE LIGHT." A rful drama
of Love and Mystery.
Genevieve Hauf laire
Assembly Every Thursday Evening
OPENING OCT. 12 AT THE KEEP
DANCING ACADEMY
2Bth dr Farnam Formerly Chambers
ADAM'S SAXAPHONli ORCHESTRA
Admusion $1.00 per Couple
Try the Millard
Hotel Cafe
We Want You for a Booster.
Musio Emit Hoffman, Dlrsctor.
Oct. 13-14
OF THE SEASOr.
The Comic Opera of "LIU and Youth." I
Principal Stars S. Augmented Orchestra.
PRICES Evenings SOc to $2.00
Matinee SOc te $1.80
South
Round Trip
From Omaha
.... 66.16
.... 56.86
.... 73.06
.... 44.31
.... 44.31
.... 41.56
... 41.56
.... 54.56
.... 87.66
.... 53.67
... 92.15
... 94.80
Tampa, Fla .... .
St. Augugtina, Fla...
Palm Beach, Fla....
New Orleana, La....
Mobile, Ala
San Antonio, Tax. .
Hougton, Tax
Savannah, Ga
Key West, Fla
Columbia, 5. C
steamer
Key West and steamer
63.76
65.56
57.56
57.56
57.56
Winter Tourist and Homeseekers Fares
to many other destinations, southwest,
south and southeast.
Liberal stop-over privileges; write or call
for publications, information, etc, and let
me help you plan an attractive tour of the
south.
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16th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb.
Phones Doug. 1238 and Doug. 3580.
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