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FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Colorado Lands.
I OWN over J, 000 acres of the very best
land north of Ha.well, Kiowa county.
Colorado; level perfect land, chocolate
loam noil, no rock, gravel or alkali,
water '40 to 60 feet; adjoining cornfielda
how 40 bushels, and wheat wai good.
Thla la the location where Cheyenne
county, Nebraska, and northeast Colo
rado farmers are now buying; havo
quarter, one mile out; 40 raw land,
farther out. $26 to $27.60; well Improved
620 for 130; airente wanted. Will F
Beedcntopf. Burlington, Colo,
FOR SALE 1.280 crea aolld body, two
FALL WHEAT LANDS.
In Sedgwick county. Colorado. Writ
for my closlng-out list on price and
G.T'. TATE, 659 "OMAHA NAT.,
OMAHA, NEB.
FERTILE farm lands; bountiful com
mercial, and foraue crops; shallow water
-. district; choice locations, dry and Irrl-
fatcd: Improved and unimproved; 110,
20, 830, $40, $60 acre; terms. C. Nell,
Haswoll, uoio.
VALLKT land, good water, low prices,, re
linquishments, terms. W. S. McNall, Ar
lington, loio.
Iowa Lands.
AUTOMOBILES.
For Sale.
SOME BARGAINS IN USED FORD CARS
McCaffrey motor
, COMPANY,
(The Handy-Ford Sorvlco Btatloo)
16th and Jackson Sta. Doug. $600
Market and Industrial News of the Day
LIVE STOCK
MANONA COUNTY,
IOWA FARM
336 acres, one:hali mile
from city of Onawa. Can
be sold On excellent terms
and possession given
March 1; 1920. Plowing
done. Wheat crop in.
Write j
H. R. DEALY & CO.,
629 Davidson Bldg., .
, Sioux City, la.
ino eit.m rvR rent 440-a. farm,
Art.lr Co.. Iowa. Will exchange for
.ii.. form. Paul Peterson, 804
Brandeli Theater Bldg., Omaha.
Kansas Lands.
COLORADO
' LINE
I own and offer for sale N. E.
a. a? Tr a. Rana-e 38. Sherman Co.,
Kan.; 120 acres good farm land, 40 acres
rolllnfr. Also N. W. M. Sec. 4, Twp. 13,
Range 42. Wallace Co., Kan.; 60 acres
a tnr .lfaifn no acres broke, all good
buffalo grass, shallow water. $17.60 per
acre for either or both quarters. Might
rmaii. ihiiii. Wlrs or write G. L.
Oorllnithouse, 201 Lathrop Bldg., Kan
sas City, Mo. '
RENT A NEW FORD
DRIVE YOURSELF
11 CENTS PER MILE.
TOO ARE COtERED BT INSUR
' ANCB AGAINST LIABILITY RESULT
ING from ACCIDENT.
69 NEW 1010 MODEL FORD CARS
FORD LIVERY CO.,
DOUG. 3623. 1814 HOWARD.
STORAGE. STORAGE. STORAGE.
The handiest place In town to store
your car. We have opened up half our
place for storage thla winter. Steam
heat and a nice clear place. Open day
and night. If you are looking for a
warm place to put your car this winter
you had bettor act quick, before all the
space Is taken.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE,
Douglas 6383. 1912-14-18 Farnam.
Auto Clearing House
Omaha's Largest Used Car Store.
THE ONE PLACE WHERE YOU LAN
BUY A USED CAR WITH A THREE
DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE.
1913-14-16 Farnam. jjougias too.
Omaha Live Stock. : " ,!
Omaha, Neb.. Oct 80. 19t.
Receipts were: Cattle Hogs Sheep
Offllcal Monday ...16,274 . 2.643,22,108
Official Tuesday.. ...16,709 8,283 16,392
Official Wednesday. 11,247 8.947 16,467
Estimate Thursday. .10,000 4,000 6,600
Four daya this wk.. 68,829 - 13.872 60,767
Same days last wk.. 68,694 20,946 88,794
Same days 3 wks... 68,964 17,936 82.700
Same days 8 wks.. .69.452 19,615 92,043
Same days year ago. 84,026 16,895 66,924
Receipts ad disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yarda, Omaha, Neb., for
24' hours ending at 8 o'clock p. m., Octo
ber 80, 1919:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Horses
and
Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.Mu!es.
FINANCIAL
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Paclflo
C. A N. W., east
C. A N. W., west....
C, St. P., M. O...
C, B. & Q, east....
C, B. & Q., west.
C, R. I. & P., east.
C. R. I. A P., west.
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. West
Total receipts
3
1
.. 70
.. 13
.. 94
.. 10
.. 1
..189
i . .
.. 3
. 6
1
9
3
8
8
1
10
.396 48 32
09
832
1,407
1,125
ouniHT lUTT.tVRUV (IN ALL MUUtLS
NEBRASKA WHITE CO.
FRED O. ROGERS, MGR. TYLER 1767.
1407-21 capiioi Ave. i
WINTON-SIX
ROBERTS MOTOR CO.,
2203 Farnam. Doug. 2181.
!?k;l.ia&l, auiumuHin uuuoi-, .. "w: I inhn Harvey-...;.....
trlcal and self-starter eourses;aay Jensen & Lundgren...
mgm scnooi; coma nw, if" v
National Automobile School. 2814 North
Twentieth. Omaha
Missouri Lands.
$1,000 DOWN SECURES
240-A. MISSOURI FARM.
.., .niinni Ara. railroad." village.
etc. Loam soil, clajr-subwotl. raises good
corn and other crops: land adapted to
stock raising, etc.; 100 acres woodland.
i-URDS. BU1CKS, DODGE, NEW AND
USEtt CARS, FORD1 BouiuB.
O'ROURK E-GOLDSTROM AUTO CO..
8701 SOUTH 24TH ST. suum
USED cars f exceptional value.
GUY L. oMlTn,
$863 Farnam Bt Doug. 1170.
niSPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co 899 446
Swift & Co. 1,807 725
Cudahy Packing Co.. 1,823 764
Armour A Co 897 . 370
J. W. Mumhy 430
Lincoln Parking Co..
p. Omaha Packing Co
John Roth & Sons. . .
Mayerowich 4 Vail...
P. O'Dea
Wilson
Benton & Van Bant.;.
F. P. Lewis
Huntzlnger A Oliver..
J. B. Root A Co
if. H. Bulla
R. M. Burrus & Co...
Rosenstock Bros
F. G. Kellogg
Werthelmer & Degen. .
Ellis & Co
Sullivan Bros
A. Rothschild . ..,
Mo.-Kan. C. A C. Co
E. G. Chrfistle
Denuls & Francis..
Omaha Co
Other buyers
Total
64
17
4
33
10
160
136
167
106
309
163
20
174
698
1,028
11
... 22
83
148.
12
. 583
4
95
26
2,883
3,191
..12,266 2,725 7,164
USED CARS AND TRUCKS.
AT BARGAIN rniLEB
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.
siock. ra.ems, xv --. ,. st. Omaha. NeD
Cntttn A verv liberal run of cattle
showed for a. Thursday, some 10,000 head
being reported In. The supply proved
to be considerably In excess el market
requirements and cattle of all classes
mar. . nw linn IUI1V 2c luwor lu.ii ico-
terday. Native beef was not quite go
plentiful and nothing toppy was here.
Compared with a week ago corn feds are
largely $1 lower and western beef Is
fnroVkeat,mbrr;7amUy fru.L"F.n.y.ew WANTE D FOR SPOT CASH. lorUSED clo-lnj O50c lower.
vHiBD.M frnm 9-storv house: barn.
other buildings. Owner, busy on another
farm, sacrifices this for $3,780, only
1 AAA rfnnis rah needed. -easy terms. De
tails page 88, Stroufs Fall Catalog, .100
pages Farm Bargains 23 states; copy
free. STKOUT fakm auc.i,' oi
F N. Y. Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
Nebraska Lands .
r. a d. nniix nation: no delay. Auto Es-
change Co.. 3069 Farnam St D. 6086
FORD MARKET.
2230 Farnam.
Cash. Time. Liberty Bonds. '
T, Tn,U Q0Trndlnr on thO
Stock exchange today was characterised
by a succession of bewildering reactions
GRAIN MARKET
Omaha Grain Market.
Omaha, Oct SO, 1919.
Grain arrivals were again light today.
and recoveries, the latter predominating I R.r.int. bv ... iots were: Wheat, 40
at the fevrlsh activity at the finish. corn, 3; oats, 10; rye. 3, and no barley.
There was surface indications oi " i ,vheat shipments were 77 cars, corn 31.
lono- nrevailine bear account, that ele- I . , r,f. . n. nartlcular
ment probably basing its operations on cnang m wheat or corn prices. Only a
the unyielding attitude ot tne uniieu u fcw cars ot tne jatter grain were market
ed. Oats were c up to no on, no. o
white showing H cent advance. Rye waa
up 1 to 3 cents, while barley was nominally.
unchanged. ,
Wheat No. 3 hard. 1 ear, $2.$$ (smut
ty); 1 car, $2.31; 1 car, $3.37; 1 er,
2fi a cars. 12.21 ismutcyi: no uaru,
1 car, $3.39; 1 car, $2.33; t cars, $2.32;
. ...i- 1 car, $2.23 (smutty); 3 cars, $2.80 (smut.
.2n?L .ctwir3 ty); 1 car, $2.17 (smutty); 1 car. $3.15
T".8.. 'KL.'J 'K (smutty); No. 4 hard. 1 car, $2,233; 1 car
?eH. ?J $2.21 (smutty); 1 car. $2.16; 3 car, $2.16
Wnrltf.PB.
The money market, with its recent un
certainty, also furnished some ammuni
tion to the bears, aitnougn, as it- suuoo
quently developed, all loans- were at low-
act level, nt the week. As much as 9
per cent was paid In the final hour, but
6 per cent was fixed as the day"s ruling
quotation.
In connection with the
It Is noteworthy that desplti
nr tr,A nast rortms-nt Droxers
k-k- Ki., hAAn n.rn mttn Kniirnn. J 'II, I . . . . r . , .
Vivua.tj . - i (smutty): i car, s.io yenowi, 1 1 .
i due not- onlv to the note of caution I ll'vr ..Vn. , m 7 i k.-rf 1 V.r 13 sK
sounded by financial interests respecting Tsmutty. j car ij.jj; Samplo hard, 1
excessive speculation, but also to the fact ; ,f . 81.86: 3 cars. $1.65;
that large amounts or securities navo 1 , - - ,j 25 (flre ournt). No. 1 northern
been taken out 01 tne maritet oy ,.,1.. 1 r so en. Nn 3 northern BDrlng.
purchase. 1 car, $2.40; No. 4 northern spring, 1 car,
In the several reactions of the forenoon ,j 47: No 6 northern spring, 1 car, $2.36;
l!K"i?.7, St0"Vre.' tt..M. No. 2 mixed, 1 car, 2.11 (durum); No. i
2 to 10 points. Tobaccos and mlscel- cOrnN0 g white. 1 car, $1,32; . No. 1
laneoua specialties recorded similar losses, 0 car. 13g No. j . mixed, 4 cars,
rails losing 1 to 3 V, P0'"1?-"." ' V , 3lt36; No. 6 mixed, 1 car. $1.36 (white
Texas- Company . at the ,new maximum mlxed) . Rampi0 md, 1 car, $1.38.
of S4.i and further gains of 20 to 1 Oats No. 2 white, 1 car, 71c; No. 3
points for tne soutn r-ono ,ni pio hite. 1 car. 69c: No. 4 white. 1 car, 68c,
Sugar were the most notewortny pecause RyeNo. 3, 1 car, $1.29; No. 3, 2 cars.
where. "
The buoyant rally of the last hour be-
U. S. Rubber and American International Wheat 40
at icains of 6 to 9 points and was accom- Corn 21
n.nlcrl hv rsrnverles of 1 to 5 oolnts In Oats 10
k ..r.rai list, shnrt coverlnu contrlbut-I Rye 3
in th rohnnnil. Sjiles amouils4 to I Barley
1.500.000 shares. ' 1 I Shipments
. Bonds. Including speculative rails, wera Wheat
heavy. Liberty Issues eased, out interna- 1 wra
tionals were steady. Total sales, par vaiue- 1 ua
aRgreeated 115,776,000. uia u, o. oonas
Short Term Notes
Qultatloni furnished by Piters Trust
company: . . ,
Issue Bid. Ask.
Anglo-French 6a 7H 97J4
Am, Tel. & Tel. 6s. 1925 10014 100
Ami- Telephone 6s, 1924 9814 .,
Anaconda Copper 6s. 1929 98 9814
British Government 51,s, 1921. 97 9714
C. B. & Q. joint 4s. 1931 96 95
City of Paris 6s, 1921 96 96
City of Lyons 6s. 1919. .89 16-16 100
Canada 6s, 1921 J7 97
Canada 6s, 1626 94 96
Canada 6s. 1931 : 5 96
C, M. & St. P. raL 4s. 3014. 63
Frisco Ry. "B," 6s, 1960 68 68
Lehigh Valley 6a, 1928... 101 101
Union Pacific 6s, 1928. .. ...i ..102 108
Wilson A Co. 6s. 1928 97 97
.Am. Tobacco 7s, 1923 103 103
Armour conv., deb. 6s, 1918. ...103 103
Armour conv. deb. 6s, 1933.... 103 103
Armour conv. deb. 6s, 1928. ...103 10$
Armour conv., deb. 6s, 1934.... 102 10$
Bethlehem Steel 7s, 1923 .10lj4 103
Bethlehem Steel 7, 1923. .....101 10$
Cudahy 7s, 1923..,.. I""! 'J,
International Rapid Trans. 6s. 76 78
Liggett Meyers 6s, 1921. ... .100 100
Profto" A Gambia 7s, 1923.. ..102 10
Proctor Gamble 7s. 1923. ...10$ 103
Russian rubles 6s, 1936. . . . . . 74 78
Russian external 6s, 1921... 41 46
Russian external 6 s, 1919.... 43
$1 29.
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago.
.77
.21
47
44
13
119
. 18
43
were unchanged on call.
8ales iHgh Low Last
Am. Beet Sug. ... 9.100 99 96 96
Am. Can 8,600 62 61 Vi 62
Am. Car & F. ... 3,600 131 131 133
Am. H. A L., Pfd. 2,600 132 130. Ml
Barley
LAND SALE
3 FARMS 3
BUFFALO COUNTY, '
WAV an MONDAY. 2 P. M.
On the above data In qoMStuwirr 1
UNITED AUTO PARTS CO.,
2033 FAH9AM,
EXCEPTIONAL USED CARS,
TOW T-ITYTP! FT.YER.
W.-B. NICHOL8 MOTOR COMPANY.
rarnam ov
SEE US USED CARS,
TRAWVER AUTO CO.
1910 FARNAM.
HALL. RIVERDALE. NEB., wo will sell I o.n.lhu Six.
at public auction to the highest bidder. I " MARSH OAKLAND CO.
regardless of price, the following de- I 230d Farnam 8t
scribed real estate: All 01 section 00,1, nipnAiNa"ra USED CARS.
.-,.i,i in rani. 17. Buffalo county, I BARqAiws in ub&u ano.
Nebraska, containing 640 acres, more or
McCaffrey Motor Co.
;::r . .....nm.nl aurvev. I 16tn JSCKSon. rnra !""
D. 3600.
Located 2 miles due west of , Rlverdale. I ioo Reward for any magneto we can t rs
Terma of Sale: 16 per cent of the pur- I pair. sole mnfra. ot new self-spacing af
ehase price cash day of sale. 26 per cent I t(nity spark plug. Baysdorfer, 310 N. 18th
March 1. 1930. when possession will 00 FOR TERMS ON USED CARS
alven. Owner will carry. remainder of dtjiTMT';
purchase prlco for a period ot live years
to be aecured by first mortgage o the
above described land bearing Interest
VAN BRUNT'S
Look for the red seal on wind ahleld. I fdrs. 993
AtTTOMOBILE electrical repairs; service
station for Rayflald caroureiors
Columbia storage batteries. Edwarda.
GOOD USED CARS.
GUY L SMITH.
. . .u- ,a ni a ner cent. Dayable an
nually. Good and aufflclent abstract or
title, together with warranty deed, de
livered to purchaser day of aettrtement.
brloK cellar, oarn iur
mow for 8 tons 01 nay; , APnr. r.Ba g0R HIRE.
hen house ana otner minui- r uD " . ki. I Quotations
ments; 3 wells and 1 windmill; Drlv. yourself. . very beeves. .$17.
Iv nit fAnrd ana oro-inc5u. auw. i prices, i.u s,s vv "
K.a" JAn2r. Ineludinr about! Service Garaae. 19th and Farnam. D.
n,,i.r aruff has been very uneven
canners are selling 25c higher while choice
cows are a little easier 11 anyinuis miu
some of the medium grades are as much
as 25 50c lower than last Friday.
Stockers and feeders were a little high
er early part of the week but the last
two days tno marKet nas uwn
and the advance was more than lost, the
market promising to close lower even
than at the low time last week.
BEEF STEERS.' :
Av Pr. No. ' Av. Pr.
1135 $12 10 19 1020 $12 60
1064 13 00 30.,
863 16 00 22..
CALVES.
225 7 00 3..
191 a 76 16..
265 12 76 1 100
WESTERN CATTLE.
WYOMING. .
25 cows. 900 10 00 Jclvi.. 270 8 00
6 COWS. 866 B 0 to". "
7stkrs. 774 8 60 4 strs.. 6 ' j;
tOfdra.. 874 00 J4iars.. i av i
13stkrs. 648 8 00 25 cowl. 928
NEBRASKA.
9 60 10 cows. 868
Am. Lqco
Am, S. & Ref.
Am.. Sug. Ref.
Arm Sum. Tob.
Am. Tel. A Tel.
Am. Z., L. & S.
Ana. Cop
Atchison .....
A., G.sVW.I.S.S.
Bald.. Loco. ..
BalL A Ohio .
Beth. Steel "B"
B. & 8. Cop. .
Cal. Pet .....
Can. Pac. ., . .
Gen. leather. . .
C. & Ohio ...
C, M. & St. P.
C. & N. W. ...
C. R. I. & P. .
Chino Copper .'
Colo. F. & I. .
Corn Prod. . . .
Crucible- tScel
Cuba Cane Sug.
Dlst. Sec. Corp.
Erie
Gen. Elec. . . . . .
Gen. Motors .
Gt. N., Pfd. ..
Gt. N. Ore Ctis.
Illinois "Cen. . . .
Insp. Cop.
.14,900 106 103 105
a 7nn ers. Khu hit
..10,900 147 144 144
7,600 105 103 103
.. 2,000 99 99 99
.. 400 20 20 20
. .. 6,400 66 65 65
... 1.600 91 90 91
.. 6,600 187 182 184
...62,200 143 138. 142
... 2,000 40 39 39
..68,800 106 103 106
... 1.300 24 24 24
.,.10,400. 65 62 62
... 800 148 148 148
... $.000 103 101 103
300 67 v . 0 1 Hi
41
91
27
41
No.
19..
30..
7.
8.
.1178 13 60
...1146 17 00
396
442
8 60
9 00
14 00
8 60
Cars for Hire.
41 stre.,1049
1 calf.. 160
7 stra.. 746
20 civs.. 347
39 fdrs.. 943
23 cows. 1169
18elvs.. 418
6 15
5 75
6 76
7 35
10 00
8 60
60 acrea alfalfa, balance pasture ana
timber. Wood river running tnrouan
. fl.hn.l at rnrner of place.
All good black loam soil with clay
BE OFFERED IN THREE TRACTS OF
Tires and Supplies
13 60 14 cows. 839
00 11 cows. 971
10 60 1 hfrs.. 877
60 19 fdrs.. 1164
10 76 23 fdrs.. 839
t 60
on Cattle Choice to prima
AAAiann B-nnri to choice
Nebraska E"'"' sis snfiT.60: fair to good beeves,
1 nn aa 1 a; a.n pnni m tin lis a. ct-i a
$ll'5O13!60; good to choice yearlings,
twSnlts.eo iood to choice yearllngs.
i,Vimi7'm! fair to Kood yearlings. $18.50
USED TIRES DIRT CHEAP. 16.60; common to fair yearlings, $10-00
.11 -1... 4n nmM,Hnn T.nnV nvBf I . . . '.i A nrlme COWS. $8.75
our rebullts. Open Sundays. Tyler 2988. I n'oo: good to choice cows. $8.259.60:
ono xi iiik at v..inn. Tire Shoe I i x ts 75iffl8.00: common
iVin AS A WHOLE AND SOLT THE I nTrTZ f.ir cows. $6.256.60; choice to prime
TOAT tT BRINGS THE MOST MONM. nj 64 W Kh,ft Vo FKIKjEJ feeders. $12.0013.00; BOOd
braska Rean
Neb. Mark
Larson, manager;
Kearney,
ffOR Western Neoraska and Eastern Col
oraao r,AND CO.
664 Brandela Bldg.
HARLEY . DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES- ' "F'ck " heifers. $6.508.00; stock
Bargain, in used machlr.M. Victor H. 0. stock ne uee M, 7 00(B
t, .hA man 17th and I cows, ,h.uuv , Anaunfl. hulls.
CaiVCB, a,, uv --.--, ,
Roos, the motorcycle man.
Leavenworth sta.
MgRRlK'COUNTYr improved corn and DANDY Miami bicycle; Vltallc tires, $26. graaa'
Mf,R.,rXV the right price. M..A. 3413 North Forurth avenue. gra,.
LARSJN. uentrai .,ny.
in 7K VAl
ic AAA. nn
Stags, ., vj.Vi.c tn. hnicn
beeves, j o.v ' , ' . , : ' n j
choice to prime
PRICE and terms right on nnea,t Ne
kraska Improved corn and aWalfa farms.
r. V Nelson. 616 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg.
WRITE ma for pictures and prlcea of my
farma ana rancnes in i. -
Aran Hungerioru.
FOR NEBRASKA iainuo oko,
a A PIT7UAN.
310 KArbaoh Blk. Tyler 684.
t.roontrG-Ti ani unimproved wheat farma.
K-imh.ll county. Neb. R. E. Holman.
Buahnell. Neb. ;
New York Lands;
Repairing and Painting.
BAlllATrtR CORES INSTALLED,
Manufactured In Omaha, 24-hour serv-
arass beeves, $11.0012.50; fair to good
V.... h..vi $9.0010.60; common to
errass
fair grass beeves,
$6.008.60; Mexican
tr-.ni hoc estimates called for
I0.MronrUI:S rtarn?kTn'dn-tV.ctorr Expert ToadT o7 jround 4.000 head. Receipt,
radlawr and . fender wpalrlng: bod, for th. w..k toul VZ
The opening was a little l'wilnd u!,e,v,en.
.u. a,.,v.t soon settled down Into a
1 . . . n - LUk .ff.l, and W . N nft-
B T B1RNTTM fn. 1111 Cuming. DOUg-I .V... ,l,.,ir nrlcea. The
. . ., ,- , . i t v. unaer -- " - r .
las 8044. High graao automooue p.u-, - naTrowed down and most 01
fag - the hogs sold from $13.65014.10. the latter
.,... aawvMva. n.a fenders TTlSdB.
r.f c inTrt'ninfATnR MFG. CO.
1819 Cuming St . Tyler it,
42
91
27
41
441. 44
92 V 95
240 245
4Z1
.. 8,300 42
. . 100 91
.. 1,100 27
.. 600 41
. . 1,000 45
..45,400 97
. . 5.300 247
-24.400 43 41
9. 7AO KR 84
!! '700 15 , 15 16
1 inn 172 170 172
..12,100 888 375 381
.. 1.700 84 84 84
1.800 43' 42 42
.. 600 92 91 ' 91
SAO SRi 57 '57
Int. Mcr. M.. Pfd. 6.700 112 111 .-.-
Internatl. Nickel.. 6,200 27 7
i,arr,atl Paner.. 6.000 67 64 67
Kennecott Copper. 4.700 83 32 33
-- - --I 111- t KTnah . . . . ... Ill
M Pet . '20-.i66 255 ?47 249
Kiir.... 200 26 26 26
Mldvale Steel 9,600 53
Mo. Pacific ....... ill
Nev. Copper '100 17
N. Y. Central 2.600 73
N Y., N, H. A H.. 1,109 33
2,700 86
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 76 69 86
Kansas city ize i? i
St. Louis 107 .... 40 33
Minneapolis 343 - ...,...
l&z .. .
Winnipeg 630
Omaha Grain Inspection.
Th. nntnher nt cars Of Sraln Of the
several grades Inspected "In" here during
the past 24 nours iouows:
Wheat wo. l naru, i; ru. uaiu. u.
No. 3 hard, 8; No. 4 hard, ; imo. o
hard. 6; sample hard, 2; No. 1 mixed,
3; No. 2 mixed, 2; No. 3 mixed, 6; No,
4 mixed, 1;- No. fi mixed, 2; sample
mixed.. 1:-N0. 1 spring, i;- .wo. t pims,
1; No. 4 spring. 2; No... 6 aprljig, i; no.
4 durum, l. Aotai oo.
mm No. 2 whitOi 4: No, 6 white, 1;
o -rAii,u. in Mn X vellnw. 1: No. 4
yellow, 3( No. 5 yellow, 1; No. 2 mixed,
3; INO. S mixea, ; eaniyic. . t
Oats No. 3 wnite, iv; no. wuno,
Total 14. .
Rve No. 3, l. Aotai ' a.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Yr. Ago
Tndav. " Today.
1,131,000 . 1,677,009
325,000 653,000
693,000 1,260,000
forward to move wheat and that no ' great
movement of corn appeared lively for
some weiks. On the bulge. December
corn reached the topmost point since
September 24. After the midday, though,
attention -began to focus on the critical
industrial outlet as reflected In Wall
(street
Art. Open.l High. I Low.
Corn I
Dee. I 1.27
IHV
Oats.
Dec.
May
Pork.
Oct.
1.34 V
.71
.74
I
1.28 1.27
Jan. . 134.60-
Lard.
Oct. 127.60
Jan. 124.65
Riba. 1 1 . -
Oct.- ,
Jan. 11.65
1.23
.70
.74
134.10
J27.10
24.32
113.82 118.32
1.34
.71
.74
(34.90
27.60
24.90
Close. lYes'y.
1.28 1.27
1.24 1.23
.71 .71
.74 .74
42.00 42.00
34.10 34.62
27.10 37.60
24.87 . 24.67
19.00 19.00
18.40 18.70
Recelpts
Wheat
Corn ,
Oats ,
Shipments-
Wheat
Corn
776,000
246,000
1,420,000
470,000
883,000
600 36 86
Norfolk A West.
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall ....
Pac. T. A T
Pan-Amer. Pet. .
Pennsylvania . . .
Pitts. A w. va.
Pitts. Coal
n. Cnns. Coo..
Rep. Iron ft Steel.176,100 129
Khar. Aril. Cop... 200 13
Sine. Oil A Ref.
Southern pacinc
Southern Ry.
Studebaker Corp,
Texas Co
Tobacco Prod. ..
Union Pacific
Oata 609,000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Wheat and flour.. 3d,ooo
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
mi.i.n n,l. sn. Corn took a new up
ward swing In value today aa a result
of unfavorable weatner ana car raiuui
k,, nt hn New York stock mar-
ut led to something of a reaction. The
.i ,a. n,.,ti.n at u to 4. o net ad
vance, with December $1,27 to $1.28 and
May. $1.24. oats lost a snaae 7s-.
Provisions finished unchanged
'" . a - a t
Unwelcome rains ana "
13.600 131 139 130J4 -now W'FmZ
9 onn ill. ii. dL ... ----- - . t..i,4
2!400
DAD S2U, 62
. 1.100 22 32 22
1107. u
13 13
29,900 60 60 60
19,700 107 106 106
1,200 25 25- 25
79,800 140 134 138
it Ann 946 - 333 336
2,600 103 loz Alia-
61
28
17
71
32
99
52
28
17
72
. 32
99
84
IiiZ Alii AiiJ I Bulls in tne corn murnei, ,vu v
alS-.l' i'14 being likely to interfere with nusk'ng
1 ?! I.haiiin- .nrt haiilln.. The tendency thus
I .....Mi.t.a- w.rrt hlirher nrlces was
further emphasl.ed by the fact that a
many cars as possible were- being rushed
TEXAS FOLKS ?TTIN0 RICH FROM OIL
YOU CAN 00 AS MUCH
$100,000 made by buitllnu young wal ejtste mm
v iL iiia Aii tu, .nd drllltns well.
122 thst were big producers and that insae ror ni.
U$2 clients nd friends, 0e Million Kite .Hundred
1 1 U I , T.,.l Mn.a All i. naadfd. MOTS
AllUUValtU "- ------ j-
money to develop is ui oemana. ujj ' " "
Oil Leases nd drill real oil """ m!S..m"?
a million dollsra for you and Wends. We cn
(u-iin comnlete Diane for orgsnliatlon of a com
pany In your vicinity. Make It a Home ansir.
.mong Home Boys. We can furnish choice oil
leases nesr Deidemons. trie wonder oil field of
the world, where tiu.uuu or' " '
1.600 123 122
,t.u.j r-la a'nra. 97 HOD 1 1 6 14 114
'i , . ',i k.i i iM iits initz idBii I Thouand uoliir. pront urs
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 4,900 106 104 lo;j ,. h...,,,. i, ta demand.
U. S. Steel 160,800 108 lpovi avbw - d -dr(11 real oll ,
U. S. Steel, pia... a aio in
Utah Copper 2,200 80 79
Western Union ... 200 85 86
Westlnghouse Elec. 8,900 67 56
Willys-Overland ..14,000 34 83
National Lead .... s.svo oe-i i n
mi. cm.. :.. 8.100 5A 63
Royal Dutch .....34,900 108 105 106 "g- Bth" MonSm.. WichH.:dd and
Bid. 7 I other oil proven Counties of Texas. rn- cn
Bid. lOffered. - - reasonsble terms to rMP"""'"1' P":
write si on. .r,r "r,
115
80
85 I
66
84
88
DO 1 uio nuiiu. . ''",ii Vl. ara nrn.
64 63 , 53 1- Simm, oounty -"-a,"',.
ties. . nnie si mn-.. ... --"" -. ,.,,.
a ,.la a.fM tr. fnvaa and detSlU WUI
- .. . a aa r I .T,,u ailM uiwu. ,.a -
sneep ana lamos w .inui.cu . , Mnt y0Ul
A.v'a traHA hulk cnmlnv from th corn I ... , n ir!VD
"v.- . ., . . v.- i ju. i. . .
belt rracticauy no gooa nun .... M.reet. Furt Worth, Texas,
were Included in the offerings. Packers 712 Houston -treat, rarx
provided a good outlet for Killing graaes
from the start and prices ruled itrong
to possibly a little higher, both on sheep
and lamba. Fair kinds of short fed lambs
moved around 14.Z5eil4.6U, wun cnoico
kinds of short leds quotable up to iis.yv.
OIL DIGEST FREE
W. . a Ml riiwaaf i vlrtff . Valll,
Very few lambs are selling for slaughter I ,nation about Texas,
.h.."-0 rkV...0tZn? Oklhom Kansas .ad other oil field, that
oF'.ho'rr'fedr'.o'm. "handy-" fearim every Inv. J
$10.00. Most or the lair to gooa ewes i yuoies prices,
are moving around 86.76gi7.50.
wn m.laHnl nhanee develooed In feed
ere, trade "ruling quiet at generally steady
$35,000 BUYS magnificent estate of noted
New York Judge, 440 acres wonderfully
..-.11. anil sn acres valuable timber.
.K..A.n. f fruft aolendld water sup
ply, picturesque surroundings. Close to
town, school, station, etc., " Including
stock crops, machinery and Improve
ments valued over $25,000. $6,000 cash
I ner cent mortgage. Free List Bar-
galns. Ellis Bros . Sprlngvllle, N. T.
South Dakota Lands.
RANCH for sale. $.200 acrea deeded. 4,820
i..m, run 3 vsars from
March 1. 1920. Prlco $40 per acre. This
finch la located In, the eoA XnhT
In Srsuth Dakota Addreaa T-713 Omaha
Bee. --
Miscellaneoui.
i EMU ni l TlANCH.
.on A in B.v. p.ha Co.. OB Nlc.
brara river, highly Imp.. 200 A. . tultl
vated. 40 A. alfalfa, euU 600 tons of har.
Plenty of timber for poaU and fuel.
Priced rtgnt.
a w toTiAVd.
t 3578. ' 410 Bee Bl'g.
rw i a.a.- CAianfin. western Ken-
... and Nebraska land: also Omaha
city property. Write all klnda of In-
'hermansen & CO.,
T4$ Omaha Nat. Bank.
DOUg. 7153.
FARM LANDS-WANTED.
rTrTT.iv AMY TMT.T STOCK ' figure being top for the day.
rUUblAA A-... r - aa. " I A .. fih Tm
61. 837 80 $13 66
ii in fi9 .141 70 13 75
13 80 67. .814 ... 18 85
TIT" U VAT aoro-n I n cat
delivered. 801 jNortn i.u
Wagner Douglas 1142.
-.at SA . . a. -. .1 a., I SJA A V. Oll. M. I A
par u''u' iV" mli lift t19 60
n Bl.. A. w. I tm. . ot ':: zi
Horses-Live Stock-Vehiclea. -?
23.
63. .333
49. .837
13 90
14 00
81. .190 230 13 95
48. .193 ... 14 10
800 Sets of Harness.
Sheep and Lambs Only a few thousand
n r..r cent discount No war prleea. munl iv .
Here are some of our bargaina 200 ai-AaNIZED oy the Business Men of
sets of harness, $53 per set 400 sets OR'J?-- f-URNITURX. pianos and notes
at $65.00. 100 sets of .how harneae at O?!1.:- mo.. H. goods. toU .
reasonable prices., aov seis oi .- I ti 60
rSM PROVIDENT LOAN SOC IblY,
$2 95. Best 1-in. haltera, $1.45 each.
n,A 114.90 ner aet of lour.
We are the largest harness dealers In
the west Reference rirsi nu.i
b"lk MIDWEST HARNESS CO.,
706 No. 16th St Omaha. Neb.
DON'T forget the hlg range horse and
483 Security Bldg., 16th and Farnam.
xy. ooo.
"LOANS ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, ETC.
EAQLE LOAN OFFICE,
1801 DOUGLAS ST.
"DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
mule auction next Monday and Tuesday, I Private loan booths. Harry
November 3 and 4, cK "rostaoiej .. io-uU Dodge. P. 1619. Es. 1894,
nri,i i ... i Knn unbroken ranae
horses and about 200 gentle work FARMS and city loans.
horse, and mules; 30 head of big city
broke, horses, all ahod and ready to go
at hard work
B H. LOUGEE. INC
628 Keellne Bldr
BROOD SOWS.
Buy on Birdhaven Profit Sharing Plan.
Phone weo. zbs. p. , ."
300 HEAD good quality feeders for sale.
Matt Ullien, Biurqq, o. a.
FOR BALE One good milch goat Har
ney 4174.
FOR SALE One large sow and two small
pigs. Walnut 33TW.
PERSONAL.
..in ..ii ..a. farm; timely amies
quick results. Held Land Co Mi THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
Brandela Bldg.
AUTOMOBILES.
For Sale.
- MEEKS AUTO CO.
TJaed cars bought, sold and ex
changed. We" buy for cash and sell on
rn Una in select from Mid
dle State Garage. 1036-i rarnam SU
Douglas 4101.
solicits your old clothing, furniture.
....l-a. Va collect Wl dlstrlDUte.
Phone Doug.. 4131 and our wagon will
calL Call and Inspect our new home.
1110-111--1114 Dodge street
WOULD like to hear from or of Auntie
Mrs. Julia A. Goldstein. Mrs. Mauds a-
Shepard, Wayne. Kanj
will. fnr child, parents employed:
nice home. 4012 Nicholas St Walnut
3005.
YOUNG LADIES
We offer you a well paid
position. Pay vou while in
training.
Permanent vork.
Bapid advancement.
Investigate our working
condition.
Operators' Employment Bu
reau, 613 New Telephone
Building, 19th and Douglas
Streets.
R. M, SANFORD,
711 Republic BI-f., Kansas City, Mo.
nrlraa Choice close-wooled lames are
still wanted up to $12.75, with inbe'."
Kluas oa "CUD,. cctiixB " - . , , I -
13.26. Good feeding ewes are bringing I Special Sale Friday and Saturday
IC 9KM1R Yh. I - aMWla-s er-i fs sm
VVA mmm - - '
OMAHA'S NEW STORE
FAT WETHERS. ' .
120 Fed.. 107 $10 00 v
FAT YEARLING WETHERS,
187 Fed.. 101 11 00
FAT LAMBS.
20 Native. 73 14 25 16 Fed.
6 cull... 10 o
FEEDER LAMBS.
11 Mont.- 60 12 00 .
HAT Awa.
T 105 7 760 13 culls.. 100
J4Fed..l02 00 -. -151 Fed.. 100
Quotations on sheep: Lambs, good to
choice, 14.bl((pi,-l''; lamos, lair
$14.0014.60; choice feeder lambs J12-"
12.7s; meaium lo gooa lecaerv, ..a.v,
12.60; common and light feeder., $100
11.75; yearlings. $10.2511.50: wejhrl;
lannrffiinnn- .was. s-nnri tn choice. $7.50s9
8.00; ewes, fair to good, $6.767.60; good
feeding ewea, $6.256.76; ewe culls and
canners, So.uuv4.uu; oreeaing w.t .
13.60.
M M. HARPER CO..
17th and Howard. Flatlron Bldgt
'
$V7 S
r A if
JOSEPH T. VOTAVA
Candidate for Delegate to Conatitu-
tional Conrention.
ELECTION NOVEMBER 4TH
Projregfive: Oppoged to Freaka
and Fanatic.
Believes that the new constitu
f;n- anniilH he based on broad mind
t n-incinles: that it should permit
progressive legislation, but that at
the same time it should protect the
citizen from extremist legislation
by temporary and accidental ma
in the State Legislature
Solicits investigation of his record.
T...r,l, T. Vntava was born at Edholm,
Nebraaka, Uught school four years ; com
peted the six-year comoineo
r.. ....... t th TTniveraitv of Nebraska
in four and one-half years: stood second
In his Jaw elass and for hi. high standing
was electedV member of the honorary fra
ternity, Phil Beta Kappa. For three years
he represented the University in intereol
i a.h.taA and waa unanimously
elected class orator. In the University he
specialized in Political Science, Govern
ment, and Economic, and i. well fitted for
the Constitutional Convention.
Upon graduation entered practice of law
at Omaha; in 1912 was offered position
on the law faculty of the State University,
Knt ,alin-d the offer. In 1913 was ap
pointed deputy county attorney, but soon
resigned to re-enter -private practice in
which he is now engaged.
70 14 50
E 00
7 60
SKI INNER
PACKING
PANY
0ULTRY
BUTTER
EGGS
1116-1118 -Doudlas St.
Tel-Doulasl52l
TWADl MA
$250 will'buy 5 shares in the beautiful new
theater, stores and apartment building, to be
erected at 24th and Ames avenue: No better
time no better place. We are sure of divi
s dends from 48 to 25. No watered or,
promotion stock. Write or Call ,
AMES REALTY CORPORATION
2404-6 Amei Avenue (Upstairs). Phone Colfax 173.
Sample Ballot
Special Election, Nov. 4, 1919
For Delegates to Constitutional Convention
Fistula-Pay When Cured
A mild fyftem of treatment that cure. PUea. Fistula ant)
other Recta 1 Diseases in a .hort time, without a asvere ur
ilalotionrNo Chiorc.mrtheoth err
Z. Ak.ai at A MMsinafantMdlB eYeXT CAM OCeDtCQ
for treatment, and do money to be paid until cured. Writ, for boolea lllth
and testimonial of more than 1000 prominent people who have been paomtiy wired.
DR. E. R. TARRY 240 Bee ulldln OMAHA, NIBKAim
Fds
V6te for TWELVE '
PI LYSLE I. ABBOTT
fl JAMES ALLAN
3 ANSON H. BIGELOW
Fl JAMES H. BULLA
fl VACLAV BURESH
Fl A. J. DONAHOE
ROBERT C. DRUESEDOW
GEO. B. DYBALL
fl ALBERT W. ELSASSER
fl HARRY A. FOSTER
fl CHAS. GRAU
fl JERRY HOWARD
fl ED. E. HOWELL
Fl GEORGE A. MAGNEY
HI ALFRED C. MUNGER " . , . 1
fl chas. f. Mclaughlin
PI GEORGE E. NORMAN
PI JAMES O'HARA
J. P. PALMER " :
Fl CARROLL S. RAINBOLT
I""! WM. C. RAMSEY
I I CHARLES L. SAUNDERS , . . , ...
M CHAS. W. SEARS - '
I 0. A. SINKIE - li
Pi JOHN M. TANNER .
fl L. J. TePOEL -Fl
GEO. M. TUNISON . ;
Fl JOSEPH T. VOTAVA
O R. A. WILSON ! -
fl FRANK C.YATES s , : , '
fl ISIDOR ZIEGLER , ; , ' ,V
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(This is the first set up. Names of candidates
are rotated in each district.)
Sample Ballot for Men
CITY BOND ELECTION, NOV. 4, 1919
"Shall the City of Omaha be authorized to issue not to
exceed One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000) in
General Bonds of , the City to aid in the erection of a
Police Station?"
YES.
NO.
Sample Ballot for Men
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION. NOV. 4, 1919
"Shall the Board of Education of the School District 'of 1
Omaha, in the County of Douglas, in the State of Ne
braska, be authorized to issue bonds in the sum of Five
Million Dollars ($5,000,000) to be expended in the pur
chase of school sites and the construction and furnishing
of school buildings in said District, said bonds to be il
the denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) each
and dated January 1, 1920, payable thirty (30) years
after date, with interest at the rates of not to exceed
five (5) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on .
the first day of January and the first day of July o each
year; both principal and interest payable in lawful money "
of the United States of America at the office of the County
Treasurer of Douglas County, Nebraska?"
YES.
NO.
(The bond ballots for women are just the '
same as above.)
HARLEY G. MOORHEAD, '
Election Commission