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c THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1916. FOR RENT HOUSES West. 4334 FRANKLIN, Al modern l-roora houae. oak Onlah; flr.place; sleplnr porcb; nr car; 130. Phont Walnut SIM. COZY five-room modern bungalow at 111 8. 44th St., on the Weat Fnrnam DundM line. 186.00. Tel. Walnut 3361. I.ROOU US 00. 2 hatha, Weat Faraam dlatrleL Phone Door 2,47. North. CLOSE IN. MODERN l-R. FLAT. IIS N. Hth St., l-r., modarn .icept beat, S36.00 per month. H. A. WOLF, 514 Ware Elk. Dour. 1041. RENT CUT TO l 1110 N. S2d l-r. flat, steel ranre. Baa plate, kitchen cabinet, water pald, lit.' RASP BROS.. Douajlas 1461, FOR RENT l-room houae, Juat completed. Do not fall to look thla over. Located SS0S Burt St. Thoe. J. Cronln, S214 Cali fornia. Harney 40H. 1516 GRANT ST. 7-r., conm., modern, 126. T. F. Hall. 42S Ramie Bids', Dour. 7401. S ROOMS Modern, 28th and Plnkney. Call Webeter 2B8B. 370T N. 23D 6-room modern bunralow. Web. I1H. NEW l-room bungalow. 118. Call Webater 1681. , I2S Sla-room. 3f 04 N. 24th St. Web. 1177. 7-ROOM, modern, 1840 N. lth St., 26.0o7 South. IS S. II St., l-room cottage, madern, fur nace, electrlo Us-bts, do.irsbl. location, 22.50. ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO., filler 1536. Roae Bldr., Hth and Farnam. fflODERN 7-room houae, 2614 Dewey Ave. (jail moyer ptanmmry u.. u rFOR RENT 3-room houae, fas and water; 19.00 per month. Inquire zais a. inn oi. LmODERN cottage, five rooms, larsre cement baeement, 1041 8. 24th St. 1I1S PARK AVE. 7-r. mod, brick. Miscellaneous. WE HAVE WHAT TOU WANT. HOUSES AND COTTAGES PARTLY MODERN. 4-R. 8401 Maple St I 1.00 4-R. 8401 Parker St 10.60 4- R 1616 Carter Lake Blvd 14.00 1-R. 6016 No. 42d St 1S.00 MODERN EXCEPT HEAT. I-R. 2804 Saratoga St 820.00 l-R. 2818 No. 27th St. (for ool- ored) 18 00 l-R. 2232 So. 6th St 14.00 STRICTLY MODERN. l-R. 2720 Corby St 20.00 l-R 3607 No. 30th St 16.00 l-R. 1102 No. 46th St 27.60 .R. 642 So. 80th St. (cloaa In).. 27.50 l-R. 4336 Franklin St 80.00 l-R. 8918 No. 80th (with garage).. 82.60 l-R. 4112 Farnam St 35.00 7.R. 978 No. 27th Ave 26.00 ' j-R. 3906 No. 18th St ;. 80.00 -r. 916 So. 36th St. (brand new, atrlctly modern brick dwellinr).. 85.00 T-R. 4110 No. 20th St 37.60 8-R. 8901 No. 17th St 80.00 5- R. 1717 Park Ave. (choice brick dwellinr newly decorated lnaide and out) 82.80 l-R. 2601 Dewey Ave. (rood brick dwellinr very cloae In) 46.00 FLATS. : l-R. 203 So. 80th St. (atrlctly modern flat, with hardwood fln ' lah and built-in buffet) 125.00 WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COM PLBTE PRINTED LIST BEFORE RENT ING. PORTER & SHOTWELL. S02 So. 17th Bt Dour. 1011. HERE IS SOMETHING GOOD. Beautiful brick and atucco residence. havlnr larre living room, with fireplace delightful sun parlor, 4 rood bedrooms and tine tile bath. Will leaae unfurnished .at 860, or elaborately furnlehed at 175 alao rarage In connection. It la a ran opportunity to rent a houae of this char- acter. PAYNE & SLATER CO ' 111 Omaha Nat'l. Bldr. Phone Dour. till. The Bee carried , 68,901 MORB PAID Want Ada Aral t monlha of 1916 than samo period 1911. Thia figure EXCEEDS TUB COM BINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers by OVER 20.000 PAID ADS. Reaaon; Better Reautte, Better Rates. 2423 FRANKLIN ST., 6 rme. and bath.. Ill 4119 North 38th St., I rooms Ill JOHN N. FRENZER, DOUGLAS B54. HOUSES FOR RENT. CREIGH, SONS CO. IIS BEE BLDO DOUG. SM. -ROOM MOD. COTTAGE close In, 122.60. First Trust Co. D. 1161. FOR RENT Ap'ts and Flati West. FOR RENT Dundee five-room apartment. for 166.00. W. I, SELBY SONS, DOUGLAS 1610. 7-ROOM flat for rent Modern except heat. . 118. 2910 Farnam. Inquire 2908 Far nam Bt. STORE room, ml Cuming St. Phone Webater 3358. v SIGHT-ROOM flat, 2712 Jackson St. la quire Walnut 3084, or Douglas 1966. South. 11.001109 8. 28th St.. 4-r.. gas and water. 20.00 1734 So. 27th, 6-room, modern, 1st floor, St. Louis flat. 820.00 1736 So. 27th, 8-r., on second floor. good. 826.00 1708 Burt. 2d floor apartment. . a rooma ana oath, with neaL Good. D. V. SHOLES COMPANY. 916 City Nttfl Bank Bldg. Doug. 49, 6-ROOM modern apartment at 420 South 26th Ave.; private basement, heat and BENSON A MYERS CO.. 424 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 74S, t-K. mod, flat. 2308 8. 21th. H. 4711 V MisceUaneoue. PAYNE & SLATER CO., . "OMAHA'S RENTAL MEN." APARTMENTS. THE CARLYLE. 626 South 18th St., 4 room, and tile bath, exceptionally large living room, fine front porcb. Here you have no car tare; 3B luromer, 942.50 winter. PORTLAND ANNEX, Park Ave. and Leav en worth, brand new, 6 rooms and delight ful sun room; new wall paper, new gati . stove and refrigerator; everything fresh and clean, 166: heat and water furnished. THE LAFAYETTE, 17th Av. and Jackson St., Apt. No. 9, large living room, com plete kitchen and tile bath; $22.60 winter. PAYNE & SLATER CO., 616 Omaha Nat'l. Bldg. Phone Doug. 1016. BRICK nat tor rent, 6U6 per month; rooms, modern, thonc Doug. 162. FOR RENTBuinet Pr'p'ty Stores- TWO modern stores near Postofffce. I rent. Q. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chicago. FOR RENT Modern store room, steam nwau n Ames Ave. (JOirax 2900. x Offices and Desk Room. DESIRABLU studio location ln WeaoPbldg lath and Farnam. and In Baldrlge bldg., JOtn and LParnara; rental reasons bis. -m . iv. rt tn-u. who mag, vituiUMW u.tsvv a villain iH lnfJ rmUQfllta wivausn a.ss , l.tu al (.OppOBlie postulate), W to 4ll ftar moutn. Conrad Vnii.itr tiK Urunrlsstai Th.aiu a .. . ' ' - m.. CHOieiS office space, Balrd Bldg., 17th and evougias. jacuagua inv. uo. WANTED TO RENT. iUnturnished Houses and Flats. HAVE partlos wanting to rent Ave, six and eigne room nouses in tnj west f'arnam, Dundee and Field club districts of the city, want good houses In good nsls-h borhoods. Write at ones and secure good tenants, wane to near irom owners only. No agents. Address B"X 692. Omaha Bos. WANTUD lis Ling on cottages or houses tv root or coll on easr payments. Have oua- tomers waiting. .nqulre 412 Karbsvcs MIOCK. IMUglaS 97. UALLAUHUK NELSON wilt .' k attar your rentals. 44 Branded BldK UOUB- 3382. Furnished Houses and Flats. FURNIHHKD apartment, three or four rooms, wanted Immediately by two peo ple ana little gin. Must bo in rood ne ah bo r hood. Will pay $30 monthly. Mills, Harney xK- REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West CLOSE IN HOME Seven rooms all modern snd nearly new, on Marcy street near 86th. Hard wood finish throughout. Price reduced to 18,760 for quick sale. HE BYRON REED CO., Phone Doug. 117. 211 So. 17th. BEAUTIFUL HOME. j Wo have for soils on very easy terms a splendid residence at 116 N. 83d St. This house has eight rooms, 411 In fine ..con dition. The lot Is 60x142. It Is In a very desirable neighborhood and the price JaJ certainly low. ALFRED THOMAS, 108 First National Bank BMg. 4819 CUMING ST. II,;; 60 Five rooms, brand - new, rooms all on one floor; absolutely- complete and ready to occupy; paved Street, paving paid. Ten-year guarantee oh textile shin gles. Can give possession at once; easy terms. HIATT CO., 118 Omaha Nat'l. Bk. Bid,. Tyler II. WEST DODGE ST. HOME. Six large rooms and bath, strictly mod ern, oak finish, beautifully, decorated; price only 94,100. Tes, we can sell on easy terms. This Is a- real snap tor quick sate. OSBORNE, 701 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Doug. 1474. WEST FARNAM DISTRICT 8 -room. I baths, nearly new ; big discount, only 6,260. Bee it. 823 N. 28th Ave. 1618 LINCOLN BLVD 11 -room bouse. strictly modern, with not water beak Douglas 1818. North. MY HOME FOk SALE. Built only throe years. Has three bed rooms, sleeping porch and bath on the second floor; vestibule. Urge living room, dining room, butler's pantry, kitch en and rear entry on the first floor; full basement; 60-foot lot. No. 2312 Walnut St. Phone Harney 6793. WEARNE PARK BUNOALOW, Just com pleted, strictly mod.; oak nmn, wun oaa floors; large kitchen, with built-in cup boards; high grade lighting and plumb ing fixtures; enamel and tile bath room; two large bed rooms; full cement base ment; furnace heat; dandy east front. Price for quick sale, 83.100. Easy terms. RASP BROS.. Doug. 1663. ONLY $200 CASrT BALANCE $26 MONTHLY. Swell 6-room bungalow, flntshsd In oak, guaranteed furnace, beautifully decorated and large lot, near the car, school and stores. EDWARD F. WILLIAMS CO.. D. 430. 801 Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg. FARMERS, ATTENTION Chance to buy 8- room, new, modern, stucco, and o-room, new bungalow, or trade for acres or fruit ranch. Total value $6,000. Call Webster 3688. IF you want to buy a new all-modern bungalow, 6 large rooms, 3 rooms fur nished In oak, oak floors throughout; east front; make mo an offer 1200 cash; bal ance monthly. Colfax 2752. THAT Ave-room cottage on Florence Boul evard for only 21,760, for a few days. H. W. GATES, 647 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 1294. Webater 26BB. 12,260 Will buy the modern home at 2638 Davenport St. This is i,ooo less than the prloe on the adjoining house and lot of same site. JOHN W. ROB BINS, 1802 FARNAM ST. AN ESTATE orders one remaining property closed out. a e-r. nouse, business lot, Military Ave., only 11,260. A . great bar gain. - GEORGE! O. WALLACE, 614 Keellne Bldg. FOR SALE 8 -room house. Just completed. Do not fall to look this over before buy ing elsewhere. 2208 Burt Bt. Thoe, J. Cronln. 8214 California St Harney 4091. KOUWTZB PLACE restricted rtlstrlot reel- dence for sale. F. V Knlest. 2616 N. lath. FOR SALE 2 acrns Improved. Col. 1S46 South.) FIELD CLUB HOME FOR SALE. , A modern homo with S rooms and sleep ing porch, oaic Union, oak floors and every oonvenience; east front lot, 62x186 ft.; H block north of Woolworth Ave. Boule vard, in the boat part of the Field Club district Price, $7,200. The owner will move to the new Blackstone Nov. 1st and has Instructed us to sell this property. It Is not for rent. The price Is right, but any reasonable offer will be consld. ered. J. M. DUMONT A CO., 416-18 Keellne Bids. Phone Dou. 690. ONLY $4,250 On 38th street, near Poppleton. This la an exceptionally well built 8-room all modern home on paved street, with paving all paid. 1st floor has large reception hall, parlor, living room, dining room and kitchen. 2d floor 4 bedrooms and bath. Separate back stair from kitchen to Id floor, also stairway to floored attic. Large lot, 60x160 ft Fine shade trees. Prop erty all clear of encumbrance. Hot air furnace wtlh oil burner. GEORGE & CO., Phone D. 766. 902 City Nat Bk. Bldg. NEW BUNGALOW HAN SCO M PARK DISTRICT Large living room with built-in book cases, dining room with plate rail and paneled walls, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, all on one floor. Oak finish and oak floors, large attlo; full basement; guaranteed furnace; large south front lot, close to oar, school, stores and park. Will call for you and show you this bunga low. Phone us for -'appointment SCOTT AND HILL CO.. Douglas 1009. Ground Floor McCague Bldg. FIVE ROOMS NEW All modern in every detail; living and dining room all oak finish, with built-in bookcases ; pantry with elaborate cup boards; icebox room; full basement with floor drain; shades; electric fixtures and screens; all furnished. This Is a real bar gain at 18,760; 2600 cash, balance on terms to suit. Others ask as much as 1,260. Let us show you this week, T RAVER BROS., 101 Omaha Nal. Bk. Ooul. till. Evenings Web. 1888. HUUHeSS WAMTBD. Wt HAVE BUYERS FOR HOMK1 WORTH THE JaONKX IN 4Lb PARTS OF THE C1TT. LIST tOUR PRUfER. TI WITH US FOR RESULTS. U'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE IMS. AOCI, Brandfle Thfeter Bid,' Trier 1.81 8850 CAiH. New bunvelow, rooms, all on one floor; atrlctly modern; on very eaay tertna; cloae In; located 1210 So. 26th Ave, Tel. Red 1881. . Miscellaneous. NEW BUNGALOW AND 4 LOTS, 2,700. roomx, electric light, line well and clntern. ihirken house, some fruit nice high ground, not down in a hole. Owner would likfl 4D0 or fbuv cairn, oaiance eaoy payments. Just what you have been ' looking for. Might consider good small new cottage an part payment. P. J. TBBB1NS CO., 606 Omaha Nttt. Bk. Phone D. 2182. WVBBTHaiNTH. IN8URANC7 1410 to oome on price, 12,600, elng I houses, f rooms each near high school and Crelgbton college. Also I and -room bungalows, 6200 down, and two I lis down, balance monuuy. , CHAS. E WILLIAMSON CO. iiRVt bungalow; also 3-t. and gardening; your terms and price; Inv. with $400, rent, $ houses (flat cost $3.600). 13.600. D. 2107. FIVE' rooms, new, oak finish, fully deco rated, all modern, etc., $2,760; $200 cash. balance monthly. LQirax niD. REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty INCOME property tiear Fort! plant. 16th lit Owner. Harney M6 POULTRY AND PET STOCK il& THOROITOHBRBD Leghorn!, coops. . runs, Incubator and brooders, for sale. rail T. 16KS-W. DAMAUKD- WHEAT, 61.50 a hundrud. V. Wagner, 801 -Ji. llth. REAL ESTATE Unimproved West. CARPENTERS and bulldera. call to aee ua thke week. We have aome apeclal bar gains Injaome low-prlred lota, whers you may buld small modern homea. They have all street Improvements; are cloa.-ln, near car line and are aelllns for about 400. 8HUI.ER CART, 204 Keellne Bldr. Phone P. 8074. North. AFTER looltlni at UINNE Ll'SA. 800 dif ferent buyera deolded that H waa the beat propoaltlon on the market and they backed their Judgment by buying lota. IF YOU will come out today you will underatand why othera are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO., Tyler 127. 742 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. OWNER must se.l east front lot on Font nolle Blvd.. In Clalrmont Will sell at saorlfloe price It taken at onoa. Call Douglas 17IS. MINNE LU8A Nice lot on Titus Ave., near 14th St.. oan be bought at a bargain; this lot must be sold. See me quick. C. A. Qrlmmel, 64s Omaha National Bk. Bldg. South. ACRSa SOUTH. Improved and unimproved In on to ten-acre tracts, on or near Bellevue car line. Best of school facilities, C. R. COMBS, Phono Doug. SMI. 60S Brandels Theater. Mltcellaneout. A PINB place for ohlcken raising, garden ing or fruit trees and berry bushes; It good lots; one block from car Una and oloss to school. Price, $760; 1 down and 60c per week on each lot Box 7047, Bee. REAL ESTATE Suburban Benton START TOUR HOME IN BENBON1 BUT THIS LOT. 110.00 down snd $10.00 per month; pries $200001 else MilM; located on Locust St., between Clark and Burnham, not far from school and ear Una. Geo. R. Wright Bee office, Omaha. , Dundee. DUNDEE. 1018 Cuming St. Strictly modern, new, 7-r. house, hard wood flnleh, extra well built and right up to the minute, ready to occupy. Price 16,400. Easy terms, 8. P. BOSTWICK SON, 100 Bee Bldg. Tyler 1608. Florence. NETHAWAT has 8, 4, I, 80 and 136-aor. lmpr. tracts for city property. Flo. 886. South Side. i-ROOIl residence, South Side. Il.llll 861 eaah, balance 816 'per month. Doug, 1161. Miscellaneous. SUBURBAN HOME. 5 ACRES. , SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. Located near 48th and Brown Sts. There Is 1H scree In atrawberrlea and to acre In currants, balance rich, hard land. This land lies well within easy walking distance of car line. One of the few places oloss in on which you CD raise chickens. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. t. 1711. REAL ESTATE Investment BEST BUY ON HARNEY ST. Large corner, close In, with improve ; ments which carry the investment. This property is due for a substantial Increase in value within the neit year, and in the meantime the rents pay a safe lnoome on the Investment. Price. $40,000; $14,000 cash, balance at $ per cent. Now Is the time to buy. GLOVER & SPAIN, 1 Douglas 801. tl.-iO City National. ANYTHING FOR RINT, SELL or TRADE? LIST IT WITH THB "RESULT' PEOPLE. INTER-STATE REALTY CO., 88-11) City Nat Bk. Bids.. . , Doug. 1881. CALL CP TODAY. SEE US FOR INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE PROPERTY. A. P. TUKBY BON, Phone Doug. 80S. 1607-8 W. O. W. Bids. REAL ESTATE. WM. COLT AX. 108 Keeltns Bids Dousj. I8T8. FOR HALE. ' Double brlok St, Louis flat, wlthla four blocks of 16th and Harneyi elose Id: bar gain pries. CALKINS CO.. Douslaa 1811. City National Bank. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Real Estate, Land, Etc HAVE two 160-acre farms and one SO-acre farm, eastern Nebraska, to trad for elty property, ARCHER REALTY CO 680 Brandels Bldg. $7,000 EQUITY In eastern South Dakota land. Want residence or stock of goods. Will pay oasb difference. B. W. Runyon. Sidney, la. FORD cat and rooming house to exchange together for lots or equity lo house or lot. Call Dg. 6896 after I p. m. Boa 7090. Omaha Bee,K TRADES TRADES TRADES. Farms, Cattle. -Ranches. New Apart ments, Flats, etc. ABBOTT, 4 Patterson Block. WE have some good homes and rental prop erties for Neb. or la. land. Edward F. Williams Co., Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. OOOD lot, desirable location, will take used Ford as part pay mart. Webster 4146. Ranch SDeclsIlst. sell or trade ranches for city property J9. Franta. 7 Brandels Bid. REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTBD-M. ft and roomed bouses that oan be sold (or $100 cash, bataooe $1$ per month i sivs complete description Arst tetter. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. 113$ Farnam It. Tsl. Doug. 10a 4. 1 HAVE several parties wanting to ex ohange Omaha property fur acreage. Call or write W. S. PRANK, 201 Neville Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. We have buyers for your property. INTER-STATE REALTY CO.. 21-80 City Nat Bldg. Doug. ISsl. FOR SALES F. D. Wead, 310 S. 18th St, FINANCIAL Real Estate, Loam. Mortgage!. I PER CENT to 6 ner cent Ota beat class city residences In amounts 62,000 up, also farm loans, HeasonsDle commiaaiona. PETERS TRUST CO., 1888 Farnam SL NO DELAT. W. T. GRAHAM, BEE BLDO. 16.000 MORTOAGIS, bearing 6 per cent seml ann.; secured by property valued at 614,600, T a 1 ma ge-Loo mis Inv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg. 7-MAHA homes. Bast Nebraska farms, O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1016 Omaha Nat'l. Phone Douglas 2T16. FARM and city loans, 6-6 and 6 per cent W. H. Thomas, Keellne Bldg., Doug. 1648. 6n1f MONEY HARRISON sY MORTON P l Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. MONET to loan on Improved farms and ranches. We also buy good farm mort gages. Kloke Inv.Co., Omaha. ' DONT PAT IN INSTALLMENTS. PAT IN f, 3, 4 or K TEARS. BEST PLAN SHOPEN a. CO., KE KLINE BLDO. REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED. THOS. L. McOARRY. K SKUNK BLDG. TEL, RED 41 REAL ESTATE "loans, 6 per cent. " Bee D. E. BUCK A CO.. 612 Omaha Nat, Hank. FINANCIAL Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages. I PER CENT and 6 per i'tit money. Toland Trumbull. Bee Bldf. lious las I70T. MONEY on hand tor "city and farm loana. H. v. Binder. City National Bank Bldf. GARVIN BROS. MS Omaha Natl. Dank Bldf CITY and farm loans. G BH. 8 pr cent. J. H. Dumont ft Co.. 418 Keellne Bldg. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. P. Wead, wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam Sts. Abstracts of Title. T7ort, Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co., "CM so 8 lTlh St.. round floor. Bonded by Mass. Bonding find ins, co. REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of flee In Nebraska. SOC Brandels Theater, MONEY TO LOAN Furniture, Pianos, Ind. notes as security. 40 6-mo, H. H. tfdi.. total cost, $8. BO. $40 " Indorsed notes, total cost, $1.80. Smaller, largor am' tit. proportionate rate. PROVIOKNT LOAN SUK'IKTY. Organised by Omaha Business Men. 433 Rose Bldg., ISth and Farnam. Ty. 661. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Florida Lands. PALM BKACH FARMS COMPANY. Farm lands are the Banner Crop Farms of Florida, producing three crops a year. You oan buy a $, 10 or SO acre tract on easy terms, ft acres, $10 down, $10 per month; ten acres, $'J0 down, ISO per month. For Particulars and Literature Call, Write or Phone, PARSONS A SON, 66$ Brandels Bldg. Phone Douglas 7146. Maryland Lands. BARTFRN shore of Maryland; water front farms, oysters, crabs, fish, ducks; fine climate; level land; grow everything; best bargains In the union. Ask for Illustrated catalog. H. D. Yata, Princes? Anne, Md. Minnesota, H0-ACRE FARM, 46 MILES FROM Minneapolis; 1 miles from two good rail road towns; good set of buildings, consist ing of T-room house, large barn, granary, corn cribs, machine shed, windmill, etc. 160 acres under cultivation; can praotl oally all be cultivated; no waste land; excellent oorn land; 10 head of cattle, consisting of II cows, balance one and two-year-olds, 6 horses, hogs, chickens and complete set of machinery every thing on the place Including one-third of thla year's crop, goes at $60 per acre; $6,000 cash, all the time wanted on baN ance, $ per cent Interest. Schwab Bros,, 102$ Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn, Missouri Lands. SMALL MISSOURI FARM $10 cash and $1 monthly; no interest or taxes; higniy pro ductive land; close te I big markets. Writs for photographs and full information. Munger. A-lit, N. Y. Life Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. GREAT BARGAINS $6 down, $5 monthly. buys 40 acres good fruit and poultry land, near town, southern Missouri. Price only $300. Address Boa 80$. Excelsior Springs Mo. I Nebraska Lands. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Improved 146-acre Loup Valley Farm In Platte County, Neb., will be sold at Publlo Auotlon WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, AT 2 P. M. Farm la 6 miles southeast of Genoa and 6 miles southWRst of Monroe, Nob.; very eaay terms. This Is a good, well Improved farm. If Interested, write DoWd Auction Co., Omaha, Neb., for further Information. JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer. FOR SALE 320 acres unlmprovod land, 7 miles from Newport, Neb.; 160 acres of meadow, outa 180 tons of hay, balanoe farm and pasture. Priced at $6,400, en cumbrance, $3,000, runs I years at 6 per cent, balance cash. Address Bog 13T, Baa sett. Neb. i 640 ACRES, Al land, well Improved and good location in Kimbau county; clear. Will consider Omaha property or farm down this way. - THOMAS CAMPBELL, Keellne Building. 160 AND 80-ACRB Johnson county, Neb., farms; wall Improved. K bargain la ids proved $0 In Sarpy county. , 1 STEWART, in a nth. FOR Nebraska and Iowa farms, state what you want, we have It. W. T. Smith Co., 114 City Nat. Bank Bldg., Omahiv $31,000 BUYS 1,280 acres Improved land S miles from Sidney, Neb, Michael V. Ruddy, Al blop, Neb. CAN sell or exchange any lands you have to offer. C. J. Canan, McCague Bldg. South Dakota NLanda. 160-ACRE southeastern S. V. farm for sale; a bargain at $66; good terms. Thoa. P. King, Armour, 8. D, Wisconsin tanas. UPPER WISCONSIN best dairy and gen eral orop state In the union. Settlers wanted; lands for sale at low prloea saay terms ; excellent land for stool, raising. Ask for booklet II on Wisconsin Central Land Grant; state acres eaanted. If Interested In fruit lands, ask tor book let oo Apple Orchards Address Land Cam mlsslonrr Soo Rillw Minneapolis. Mlaa. FARM LAND WANTED DAIRY FARM wTNTKD! Party with 70 head of stock wants dairy farm. Can take possession March l, 1917 or 1018. Address Box 7662, Bee; Horses Live Stock Vehicles For Sale. TEAM, about 2,660 lbs., and wagon for ale. 6104 H. 17th, Col tax 3tt. AUTOMOBILES WILLYS-OVERLAND INC. USED CAR DEPARTMENT. Phone D. 3298. 8047 Farnam St. REBUILT OVERLANDS. (LATE MODELS.) FORDS, TOURING CARS, $175 UP. Alao Butcka, fltudebakera, Huppa and other light cara from 812b. 01) up. I.nweat prices In America, (.ara demonstrated. Llat furnlehed to out-of-town purchaaera. Send for It; no obligation. USED CARS AT REAL PRICES 1914 Interstate, T-passenger, good con dition. 6260. 1014 Abbott-Detroit, 7 -passenger, elec tric light and starter, $300. 1914 Ford touring. Just overhauled, 1261. C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO., Douglas 863. 3216-18 Farnam St. Who's setting the pace now ? Tn the first nhir? months of 1016 THE BEK gained 42.906 Paid Ads. EXCEEDING the COMBINED OAIN of the other two Omaha papers for same iverlod by more than 20,000 PAID ADS. Good Results, Good Rates, Good Service. AUTO INSURANCE Fire, Theft and Liability at loweat rate. KII.l.Y. ELLIS THOMPSON, 18-14 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. 'Jong, 8811 AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 22(i Farnam St. Douglas 2810. 1914 Hudnon Coupe , 7Sf 1916 Velie Six, Touring 6fi0 )916 Pulman, Touring 990 1916 Mitchell, Touring, sacrifice. CROSRTOWN OARAGE, 816 S. 24th Bt. Doug. 4442. We buy OLD CARS, Parts for Hup 20, Oldsmoblle, Chevrolet, Appor- WE will trade you a new Ford tor your old one. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO., 20th and Hsrney PUS' HBl' DON'T throw sway old Urn. We make on new tire from two old one and save you 60 per cent. 2-ln-l Villr-fmtzlng Co., ir16 Davenport St., Omaha. INpp. Douglas 291 4 COKD tires tor Fords, 80x2. 88.66; 80x24 111.66. Zwlebel Bros. D. 4878. 2618 Farnam St OUR REPAIR VORK WILL BATISFT YOlT TELL BIN R Lis. I, 8818 Harney 8L Doug. 1140. AUTOMOBILES Auto Repairing and. Paintinf " STHOMBKRO 'SERVICE,"" STATION. GEORGE W. WILLIAMS. 1604 Jarkson St. Carburetors my specialty. Bed 4148, 1100 reward for magneto we can't repair. Colls tvpatwi Hvsn.-.rrr. 3m w. ism. NEB Auto Radiator Repair flervtoe anj prices rtht im k inn ti. u tsss. Auto Livery and Carafes. EXPERT auto repairing, "service car al- way ready." Omaha Oarage, ivl J name St. Tyler 66 . Automobiles for Hire. FORD for rent. Ton may drive It. I charge by mite. Doug. 8622. Evenings, w. smb. Motorcycles and Bicycles BARLET-DAVIDSON MOTORCTCLF.S. Bar gains In used machir.es. victor now. me Motorcycle Man." '08 Leavenworth flit" HAKLET-DAVIDSON, with side car: fully equipped. Cheap, can uouex j. after t:S0 p, m. N REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS James P. Balloy and wife to Mary Loulne Clifford, Thirty-fifth avenue. 108 feet north of Davenport street, east side, 60x126 1 " F. J. MrShane, Jr., sheriff, to the Bartholomew Real Bitste company. Fourteenth street, 200 feel north of nrnwi. mtrr-vt mstnt Hide. 40llll.6: Fourteen!, street. 116 feet south of Four street, east aide. 121.6x160.... 460 Charles W. Martin and wife to William R. Howard, northwest corner seven teenth and Laird, 40x126 1 Cora B. Sorennen and husband to George Ford, southwest corner Fourth and State streets, Florence, 66x132 i-808 . P. Dodge. Jr.. and wife to Harry Forman and wife. Twenty-fourth street, 89.64 feet south of Decsur t rMnt. went at do. 4H.6SX120 2 Johnnna Bora-huff to BomsIo F. Petty. Twenty-eighth street, 116 reet west of Walnut street, north side, 88x118. 6 1 Charles 1). McLaughlin lo Anna L. Bunting, Larlmore avenue, 100 reet enet of Thirty-third street, north Hide, 40x128 1 Chester J. Dutton and wife to Man hattan Oil company, Kieventn street, 816 feet north of Nicholas street, eant aide, 72x128; Twenty-fourth street, 120 feet south of K street, east side, , 60x160 I Martcaret Campbell and husband to Raymond L Willie, laard street, loo feet east of Fifty-first street, south side. 60x136 1 Emory J. Ltpp. et al, trustee, to Rom ( E. Flood, Thirty-ntntn street, xiw feet south of O street, west side, 40x118 400 Michigan Mutual Life lnurance com pany to Robert Maybter, Twenty eighth street, 120 feet north of Jack son street, west side. 20x140 1,000 Chester C. Williams and wife to Nor man A. McCorkle, Lynn avenue, Hen- son, 100 feet north of Reed street. east side, 60x128 4.000 Lllllam B. Folsom to Arthur Theodore, at al, Harney street, forty-eighth feet east of Forty-fourth street, north side. 48x182.6 t Henry 8. Johnson to Carl A. Johnson, Hum toga street, feet east or Forty-seventh street, north side, Ill ft. J. Edwards to Anna C. Knudsen, Weir avenue; Benson, 860 feet south of Reed street, west side, 128x160... 1 BANK CLEARINGS BREAK ALL RECORDS October the Biggest Month in History ox City Had Big gest Day and Week. THIRTY-FIVE PER QENT UP The bigsest month in the history of the Omaha Clearing house was the 'record established by October Three separate and distinct records were broken during the month. First, the bank clearings for the month of October broke al! previous records; second, the biggest week in history was in October; third, the big gest day in history was in October. ihe total c carinas tor : October were $132,240,393.29. This breaks the record established during March this year by $18,000,000. . The total clear ings for the corresponding month a year ago were $98,352,313.50, the gain for the current year being $34,000,000, or about 35 per cent. Ihe biggest week in the history ot the Omaha Ocarina: house occurred during the week of October 16 to 21, inclusive, when the clearings reached a mark of $32,618,817.64. Octobor 1J was the - record-breaking single day, when the clearings were $7,974,463.43. ' CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HARKHT. Cattle Weak Hojrs Weak Sheep Firm. Chlcaio, Oct. 81. Cattle Receipts. 11, Son V. I . .. U. A.1. .alius h.nr 1st AO U.fcf); western ste'ertf, $6.189.60; stoctcer and feeders, st.flD w i.i9 , cow ana neuers, I :i. afiffl-9.40: reives. 16. 7G 0 11.00. Hokh Receipts, 68,000 head ; market wrk, mostly luc unner yesterday s average; bulk of nali, S 40 ; Hicht, 19.100.60; mixed, (It. 36010.20; heavy, MO10.aO; roufih, $0.8G$9.5ft; plus, fl.76$K.fi0. Sheen and Lambs Receipt, 17,000 head; market firm; wethers, $7.36 S.flO; ewes, 3,90&7.60; lambs, lh. GQ0U.ll). At. Louis Live fltock Market. St. Louis, Oct. 81. Cattle Receipts, 7.S00 head ; market, steady ; native beef steers, 67.50 1 1-1 6 ; yearling n tee re and heifers. (S.GOfiJll.15; cows, $6. 6047. SO; markers and fecilerft, 16.3007.60; prime southern nteers, 18.0009.00; cows and heifers, 4. 607. 60; prime yearling steers and hulfers, 7.60 9.00; native calves, 6. 00010.76. Hogs Receipts, 14.100 head; market, lower; Hutu, $9.60010.00; piKL 66.6009.36; mlxfd and butchers $9. 66010.10; good heavy, 1 1 0. SO 1 0. Ift ; bulk, $9.60010.16. Sheep and Lambs RerelpU, 3.600 head: higher; Ismhs, $7.60011.16; ewes, $3,760 7.26; yearllpgs, $8.0006.76. ' Kansas City IJve Ktork Market, Kansas City, Oct, III .Cattle Receipts, 22,000 head; market steady to ntrong; prime feil Kteers, $9,60411.00; dresHPil bettf steers, $7,Sll(9.a6; western strers, $H. 6009. 26; tows, I4.fi09c8.25; hclferH, $6. 6009.26; murker and f-drs, $5,7508.00; bulls, $4.71.0 ti. 26; calves. $K.AO01O.5O. Hogs Receipts, 26,000 head ; market 1nwr; hulk of nales, $9,604110.06; heavy, $9.9(1010.10; packers and butchers, $9,600 10.06; light, $9.60010.00; pigs, $H.3&09.26. Hhffp and LamhH RcMpfH, 12,000 head; ifliirkct higher; lambn, $10. 60 11 . 10 ; year ling, $7.7506.76; wethers, $7.OO0H.OO; ewes, $6.5007. 36. Hloux City Live Mtoek Market. Sioux ' City, Oct. 61. Cattle Rftoelpts, 1,100 hoad; market steady; beef steers, $6.00 09 00; butchers, $5.9006.36; runners, $160 05.10; mockers and feeders, $6.0001. 10; bulls, stssli, etc., $6.0006.00; feeding cows nnd heifer. $4.7006.76. Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head; market steady; light, $9.4609.60; mixed, $9,600 $.65; heavy, $9.11609.70; bulk of Hales, $6.60. Hheep and Lambs Receipts, 1.800 head: markot 1 ft 0 25c higher; ewn, $6.6007.60; lambs, $7.10011.00. Uve Stock in might. Receipts at the five principal western markets today were: South Omaha , Chicago Ht. Louta Sioux City ... Totals. . . . . . .41,600 73,300 76,600 Sugar Market. New York, Oct. 31. Sugar Raw, steady; centrifugal, 6.62c; molasses. 6.66c; refined, steady; fine granulated, 7.60ifjp7.66c. Sugar futures opened lower under liquidation by Wall street and commission houses. At noon prices were 8 to 11 points lower. Itr. Hell's Plne-Tar-lloney. For your cold and bronchial cough use Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It outs the phlegm, relieves congestion. Only 36c. AIL druggists. Advertisement. Cattle. Hogs, nhenp. .11,000 3.600 27,000 .11,000 38,000 17,000 . 7.300 14,000 S.600 . 1,200 6,000 1,600 MEW YORK STOCKS Market Movei Within Narrow and Irregular Groove. NEW PAPER RECORDS MADE New York, Oct. SI. For the gerater part of the session today's market moved within a narrow and Irregular groove, except for further activity and hither prices In the paper snd fertiliser tssuns and other spe cialties hitherto of doubtful status as mar ket Iraders. N'W records were registered by interna tional Paper preferred acd American Writ ing Paper preferred at lO'i snd MH, re spectively, while adv:,nvi In International' Agricullurnl Chemical common and ir- fprrpd, American Amt-'iiltuntl Chi-mlra', American Llnaeeu fommo'i ana preferred and Corn Products ranged from 3 In Mlmost 6 pnln'H, Munitions and equipments, notably Cruel hi Steel, Republic Iron. American and Raid win locomotives, and sml-war dea-'rlitliri. uch as Industrial Alcohol, Central L ilir and American Zinc helped to lift nvorngcv of the forenoon with American Smcillng, PlMxIiurth Coal and Virginia Coal and I run. I'nlted "tales Uteel waa firm at the out set. mHlng more or le steady advances with (he progress of trailini snd scoring an extreme gain of It points to 14 points to 1I94, closing under its beat, steers course was watched with unusual Interest for some intimation of theactlon of the directors on the dividend. Motors and subsidiaries were under pres sure of the same character as that re cently noted In shipping shares, together with olhar more Isolated Issues, suggesting, sporadic bearish autlvlly. Canadian Pacific and Rock Inland wore moat reactionary of the rsllM. thla condition being only slightly overcome In th final hour, when Reading's rise Imptirtod more firmness to that dlvtelon. The steel (vunrtcrly statement, issued after the cloae of the market and accompanied by the announcement of another extra 1 per cent dividend, established a new record of earnings of $R6.61T,it0ft, with a surplus of almost IB I, ooo.ooo. Total sales of stocks ag gregated $76,000 shares. Bonds were more stesdy, the recent de cline In foreign Isaui being corrected on lighter orterings. Tutsi sales, par value, fi,44O,O00. United states bonds were unchanged . on nail. Number of sales and quotations on lead ing atocka were; Sales. High. Low. Clnae. Am. Bast Sugar... M0 nut 102 102H American Can t.RAQ !S 61 61 Am. Car A Foundry 2,800 67 6T 67 Am. Locomotive 7,l0 H,1i 81 $2 Am. Smelt, Ref ..100,900 111 til 11$ Am. Hugsr Ref.,.. 1,800 111 110 110 Am. Tc. Tel.... 400 133 1.13 In Am. Z. L. A R 12.200 S.lfc 60 62 Anaconda Copper,. 16,100 95 1,1 94 Ttohlson 1,300 107 10T 107 naid. Locomotive., lo.ano n ss a Baltimore A Ohio.. 1,700 $ 17 67 Hrook, Ripid Tran $4 B. A R. CooDtr.... 6.700 66 66 66 Cal. Petroleum , 21 Canadian Pacific... J,00 171 171 171 Central Leather.... 3T.7O0 M $4 16 Chesapeake Ohio l,90 19 68 66 C, M. St. P 300 $$ 94 94 Chicago A N. W 119 C, It. 1. A P. Ry.. 41,400 3B 64 84 China Copper 9,600 tt 61 61 Colo. Fuel A Iron. . 1,900 6K 62 Corn Products Ref. 17,900 19 17 Crucible Steel . . $1,800 $1 67 624 16V DlHtlllers' Securities 800 4ft 40 Brie 6,600 89 16 S8 uenerai Biectric... s.auo in mx 19 Orat No. pfd..... 1.100 118 lit 118 Or eat No. Ore otfis l.iuv 4att saw Illinois Central 106 Inter. Con. Corn 4.700 19 19 Inspiration Copper. 10,300 IT 66 66 Inter. Harvester... 900 117 117 116 Int. M. M. pfd. ctfa. -1,100 114 112 mil k, C. Southern. . mo an 17 If 1,200 64 5H 63 136 Kennecott Copper. , Louisville A Naah., Mex. Petroleum.... 1,600 108 106 106 Miami Copper , 4,000 40 40 40 . K. t. nfd SOU lit lVt is Mleaourl Pacific... 1,100 114 H ftiomane rower a. National l.aii 100 11 16 Naw York C.ntral.. 1.700 10S 107 107 N. Y., N. H. H.. 700 II 10 U 10 o Norfolk A Western 1.600 14346 141 Northern Pacific... 1.900 113 111 Pacific Mall 100 19 16 Pacific Tel, A Tel. , Pennsylvania 8,100 18 , .... 87 $8 &R 'i6 86 1,800 68 7,600 84 , 17,800 110 11,600 78 600 89 Ray con. copper... t.buo iq Heading Rep. Iron A Steel. , Shattock Aria. Cop Southern Pacific. . Southern Railway. Stud soaker Co. , . , Tenneaaee Copper. Texas Comeany... 77 T7H X9 MM 1,400 100 100 100 8,300 19 11 111 18,000 139 117 U6 8,000 38 18 23 V 910 IH 124 I84V Union Pacific.:,.. 11,800 161 160 160 Union Pacific pfd. 81 U. 8. Ind. Alcohol.. 4,600 14 146 140 U, S. Steel ....130,000 119 117 U. S. Steel pd 1,700 131 181 Utah Copper 9,800 106 106 118 in 16 wanaan pia Weatern Un pfd. "B". , 1,000 30 30 30 Union..., 400 108 01 103 lou.e Eleo. 18,700 64 63 63 waallnshouse Total sales for the day, 176,000 share. Bid, ' New York Money Market, New York, Oct. 11. Mercantile laper 1 per cent. Sterling ftxehange Sixty - day bills, $4,76; commercial sixty-day bills, 14.70; demand, $4.76; cables, $4,76 7-16. Sliver Bar, 68o( Mexican dollars, 6lo. Bonds Government, steady) railroad, steady. Time Loana Soft; sixty days. 8 3 per eent; ninety days, lt8 per oent; six months, 8tT9 per eent. Call Money Steady; high, 8 per eent; low, 8 per oent; ruling rate, 8 par cent; last loan, 8 per eent) closing bid, 3 .per cent; offered at 1 per oent. U. S. r. Is, reg. 69L. A N, un. 4a.. 66 do coupon ... 99M.t K. A T. 1 4a 77 U. B. 8a, reg,...100M. P. oon. 6s... 108 do coupon 'iMont. power bs. bb N. Y. C. deb. 8a.ll4 N. Y. City 4a.ll0 j'N. Y.. N. H, A M. ft. 6a lllti U 6. 4s, rug. do coupon Am. Smelt. 6s Am. Tel. A Tel. cv. 4 11 Hi No. Paclflo 4a... I8U Anglo-French 6s. 94 do 3s 67 Atch. gen. 4s... 64Ore. S. L. ref. 4e. 93 R. A O 4s 61Pac. T. A T. 6.. 108 Beth, St ref, 6a.l08Ponn. con. 4s...l0 Central Pac. 1st. 90 do gen. 4...103 C. A O. cv. 4S. HRnadlng gen. 4s. 06 C, B. A Q, J I. -4s $8 St. h, A San. F. C. M. A Ht. P. ref. 4s 83 cv, 6s 107 So. Pao. cv, 6a. .106 C, TV I. A P. Ry. do ref. 4s 98 ref 4s T6Sn, Railway 6s. .101 --'. u. nft union Pacific 4a, 9h P. A R. 0. c, 4S-. 91 do cv. 4s 94 Erie gsn. 4s 7i.u..a. Runner s - 6s. .102 6s. .106 4s 97 .,i.n. u..i06i-u. b. ntee No. 1st tUs.100 West. Union I. C. ref. 4s 6lDom. of C, 1931.100 Int. M. M. 6s.in8 jiid. K. C, So. ref. 6s 90 London Stock Market. London, Oct. 81. Anmrtcan securities were steady early, but the closing was be low the beat on ths Stock eichange here today. Sliver Bar, 12 d per ounce. Money 6 per cent. Discount Rates H ho rt bills, 6 06 per cent; three months, 6 06 per cent. Bank Clearings, Omaha, Oct. 8 1 .Bank clearings for Omaha today were $4 237,190.18, and for the corresponding day last year, $11,063. 083. 26. The total clearings for the month of Oc tober were $132,240,388.89, and for the cor responding month a year ago, $98,361 313.60. Cotton Marks!. New York, Oct. 31. Cot tun Futures opened stuady; December, 18.66c; January, 18.66a; March, 8.61o; May, 11.70c; July, 18.71c. Spot, steady; middling upland, 19.16c; sales, 1,700 bales. Futures closed firm; December, 19,1 On; January, 19.10o; March, 19,86c; May, 19.37c; Jul. 19.86c. ' The cotton market closed at a net advance or f'ti to no points. Liverpool. Oct. 31. Cotton Spot, easier. (good middling, 10.91c; middling, 10.77c; low middling, lo.uic ; sales, 8, oon bales. Omaha Hay Market. Omaha, Oct. 31. Prairie Hay Choice up land. t10.00ffilj.00; No, 1, (8.60010.00; No, I, $7.0006.00: No. 3, $6.0007.00. Choice Midland. $O.E&10.00; No. 1, 69.0GQ9.60; No. 8, $7.00(9.00; No. 8, $6.004?) T.00. Choice lowhind, $7.606.60; No, 1, $9.6097.60; No. 9 1C f.fifJ!y Kfl: Nn . 14. 00fflv7.00. Straw Choice wheat, $6.00 Q 6.60; choice oat or rye. -66.00O6.60. Alfalfa Cholc Is quotable at $14,600 16.00; No. 1, lll.&njfH.oo, Standard.' $11.60 912.00; NO. 2, $11.00011.60; No. 2, $t.00fj 1U.UU. Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits. New York, Oct. 81.-B vapor ted Apples- Quiet nut nrm; ranry. ivbu; choice, th WTftPi prime, otkhpic. Dried Fruits Prunes, strong; Callfornias. 7 0 1 0 c ; Oregon, 70 1 1 He. Apricots, stnsdy; choice, 160180; extra choice, 16H 0 1 tic : fancy, 1 6 0 1 B c. Peaches, steady : choice, 7o; extra choice, 7Hc; fancy, 8140. Raisins, nrm; loose muacateis, nominal choice to fancy seeded, 9011Vic; seed less. 1101IMiOi London layers, 16c. Dry Goods Marketv New York, Oct. 31. Cotton goods and yarns were quoted quieter today. Prices quoted at the carpet auction were cloae to quotations for the current fall season. Silk ribbons ware advanced from 6 to 10 per cent, JODuera uiu n avuva nuainess. COAL PRICES ARE BOOSTEDA DOLLAR With, a Day's Notice Dealers Raise the Cost of Soft Coal for Next Monday. INCREASED COST AT MINES If you have not bought your winter supply of soft coal, you had better do so this week, for next week the price is going to be advanced $1 per ton. This means that grades of soft coal that last winter sold at $6.50 retail, and which so far this season have been selling at $7, will be pushed up to $8 per ton. The coal that is to lead in the ad vance is that known as Illinois dis trict and includes all that coming from the central and southern Illinois mines. It is domestic, furnace and steam. Local dealers assert that they are in no way responsible for the ad vance that is to be made on soft coal. Early in the summer they placed their orders for coal delivery up to and in cluding November 1. With the. com' ing of November they assert th.it they have been notified that the aummer and early fall prices will no longer maintain, and that an advance corre sponding to the one being made to the consumer is to be made at the mines, and that it will be applied to all dealers. Three Reasons Given. Three reasons for the advance in f the soft coal prices are given. The first is that the wages of the miners have been increased. However, this increase ii not in comparison with the increase that is proposed for the con sumer to pay. The increase to the miners has been all the way from 6 to 15 cents per ton. The freight car shortage ii given as another reason for justifying the advance in coal prices, and the asser tion of a shortage of help and the un usual demand for coal ii given at the. third and last reason for boosting the . prices. , Whether hard coal and coke prices will be kited along with those on soft coal is not known. Dealers assert that they have no advices on these classes of fuel, and consequently they are uo-' able to lay; what will be the ultimate result following the advance in aoft . coal. - , '. Local Supply tight ' With the report of an advance in coal prices along comes the informa tion that the stocks of domestic, fur nace and steam coal on hand are the lightest ever known at thii season of the year. It is laid that in the event Of a, week of snug winter weather cominar on at this time the suoolv of coal in storage would be practically exhausted. In fact, with bad weather the report ta that there is hardly enough steam coal to last three days. Thousands of Cans . Of Pork. Tomatoes, Beans Condemned Five thousand saltons of canned tomatoes have been condemned by the United States of America and Federal Tudse Woodrouiih aiarned the oaoera Tuesday ordering the 5,000 cans destroyed. They are at Norfolk. Also 400 cases, each case containing two dozen cans of pork and beans, were condemned, and also twenty-one t sacks of red kidney beans, each sack containing 200 pounds. : All the things are at Norfolk. The work of destroying them will be done by Deputy United Mates Marsnai Morgan, who wilt probably have to hire some men to help in cutting open the 14,600 cans of beans and tomatoes. Word was sent with the papers that the stuff mav be fed to hogs if the owners wish. But it won't be fed to human beings. . x NEW YORK GKNKRAX MARKET. Quotation of tha Par on Tartooa Leading ' v ommonu im, Nam York, Ont. SI. Flour Firm: aprlnf patent, (B,6lfl6.80; wlntar patanta, 66.80 9 6,06; wlntar atraithU, fl.4ft4fS.SO. Wheat No, S durum, 11-17, No. 1 hard, 11.06 j No, 1 northern Duluth, naw, fs.0; No. 1 northern Manitoba, 63,00 f. o. b. Naw Tork. Corn Spot, ateady; naw No. S yellow," 11. II to arrive o. 1, f. New York. Oata Spot, Hearty; itandard, ftiOfttHc Hay Steady: No. 1, 11.06; No. S, 66c 9 , 91.00; No. 8, 86 60o; Hhlpplns, 80c. Hops Steady; atate, common to chnk, 1916, 4fi6Jlo; 1916, CO 16c; Pacific voatt, 191H, 140 17e;' 1616, 1010. Hlea Strons; Bogota, 88 0 4Oo; Central America, 8flc. , Leather Firm; hemlock flrata, 48c; ec ondH, 4 Re. i ' 1 ProvlHlon Pork, unsettled; ricm, $31,000 31. 00 j family, f 81.00084.00; ahort clear, 131. 00080. 60. Beef, unsettled; mena, f22.60 088.60; family, 125.00036.60, Lard, atrong; middle went, 117.30017. 40. Tnllow lutct; city, lOc; country, 10H 011oi npeclal, 11c, i Butter Firm; receipts, 1,798 tube; creamery, S6S7Hc; creamery extraa, 86 086c; flrata, S4086Kc; aeconda, 830 84 c. Kkbb Firm; receipts, 10,78 caaee; frenh gathered extra fine, 40043c; extra f irate, 8S(j)39c, flmtn, 86 0 87c; aeconda, S10S4c. rheeee Firm; receipt, 1.101 boxea; atafe freith eperlala. 21 c; elate freah apectala, average fancy, 21 081 o. Poultry Alive, firm; no price settled: driHHfld, dull and weak; chick en a. lt08Oo: fowle, 160.BHe; turkeya, 2O08Oo. ,i Coffea Market. New York, Oct. 31. Coffee Slight early decline were followed by ralllea In the mar hot for coffee futurea today, with July con tract pulling up from 8.60c to 1.70c on a renewed demand from outalda aourcea which aeemcd to come largely from broken with cotton trade connection. The market opened unchanged to 4 points lower, and aottvt month atold about 3 to 6 polnta under last nlirht'a cloning figures during the early trad ing aa a reault of scattering liquidation ol little trade tailing euppoeed to bo againnl rncent coat 1nd freight purchaaea. Offer ings were light, however, and tha market wild up 6 or 10 pojnta from the lowest on buying which neenml to be stimulated by Ihe strength of cotton, The cloae waa 6 to 8 points net higher. Sales, 40,760 bags. No. vemljer, 8.82c; December, 8.86c; January, 8,39c; February, 8.46u; March, 6.61c; April 8,B6c; May, 8.61c; June, 8.66c; July, 8.70cj Auguat. 8.74c; September, 8.78c ; October, 8,63c, Spot coffee, quiet; Rio 7a, Ho: flan tnn 4s, 10c. Vrrh o"ia from Brazil wert delayed, th few received being about un ' changed and ranging front 10.15c to 10.2f fnr Santos 4a, London credits'. The off loir " cables reported no change In tha prlmar, marhota, . Oil .oil Itoaln. Bavannab. Ort. SI. Tarpantln. Urni 4ISifli46o; aal.H, 41, bbla.: r.c.lpts. 481 bbls.; flhipmenta. 2'AH bbl.a; alurk. 11.471 bbuf. Roatn Firm: aalfa. 10, raaka; reeetbta 1.944 raaka; Mhlpments, 11,1,1 caaka; stork 7!(.,: cairka. guota: A. B. C, D, .2nl . K, r. I.:d: o, i.2(b ith; H, Ii.soa I.U; I, K. 14.39; M. 11.3(01.40: N, l.4Sa 4.471,1 WO, 16. B; WW, 14.70. Found a Quick Cure for Croup. When a child has croup no timt should be lost, and the remedy thai will give the quickest relief and ii pleasant and safe to take is the most desirable. Mrs. S. Cartwright, Col lingsville, 111., says! "When my child was small he was subject to croup I found that ' Chamberlain't Cougt . Remedy gave the quickest relief and that he never objected to taking it-Advertisement.