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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE; - NOVEMBER 23." : 1919.
D'ANNUNZIO HAS
PRECIPITATED
ADRIATIC CRISIS
i w-amawa-
Further Aggressive Move by
;,;Fiume Emancipator May
Result In War With,
Jugo-Siavs.
r-a.
. - London, Nov. 22. The situation
on the Adriatic at a result of Ga
briele d'Annunzio's campaign has
" , reached a crisis. Private advices
leave no doubt that he is determined
to annex Dalmatia and attack Alon
tenettro.
The Jago-Slavs are stated to have
concentrated troops and to be pre
oared to resist aggression.
Another report says a republican
undercurrent directed against the
Italian monarchy exists among
d'Annumzio s forces.
May Mean War.
..l it is stated in the advices that
further a&gression by D'AnnunaO
will certainly precipitate hostilities
' with the Jugo-Slavs, who, however,
ft is declaned, will direct their at
tack against D'Annunzio and not
against the Italian government
It is not known, however, wheth
1 or the. imureent ooet leader shares
the reported ambition of this mili-
tary element to attack the govern
ment.
D'Annunao. it aDoears. has been
stirred to further efforts by the fact
that the Ita&an elections were tin
favorable to his cause. Many ad
, venturers are flocking to his stand-
ard, the reports state, and among a
certain element there seems to be a
desire to make . him , president of
Italy. 1 ,
"t - " Wants to Add Dalmatia.
"JZ Some well informed quarters be
Heve he merely deteires to annex
'Dalmatia for Italy and has no re
' publican ambition. Whatever his
" attitude may be on this question,
liowever, there appears to be no
' rfoubt that he has not abandoned his
plans of aggression in the Adriatic,
7 A late report trom rome says trie
military party, which favors the an
nexation of Dalmatia has brought
' such strong pressure to bear upon
the government that the, situation is
delicate.
" Today's dispatches supplement
-Advices from Rome received last
' night which reported the American
' embassy actively engaged in watch
ing the situation, which was report
ed as holding the possibility of
serious development from hour to
. honr, as regarded both Italy proper
and the Dalmatian coast.
Italy Is on Brink.
" Venice, to which Naval Attache
Reeves has gone to report on con
ditions, is only about 75 miles from
Fiume on the water route and
nearer yet by the' land lines. The
possibility of a move into Istria by
D'Annunzio was mentioned ,in re-
' cent advices, in which case the pre-
' diction was made that whole divi
sions ot' Italian regulars would be
likely to follow him. An Istrian
move would take him to the bor
ders of Venetia, in which ,VeTiice
' lies.
Italy's internal conditions have
" been rendered m6re uncertain by
the recent elections, which gave the
socialists largely increased represen
tation, i
The issue is sharply drawn between
the nationalist elements, whieh ap
plaud D'Annunzio's Fiume adven
' ture, and the pacifist socialists, who
are bitterly against any move which
would likely again involve Italy in
' war. -
liberty Bond Price.
New .York. Nov. 12. d,lberty bond final
PHcm were: SHl, 100.10; tint 4, 94.10!
second 4a, i.30; first 4a, 1 4. SO; aecond
s, . IJ.SO; third 4H. S4.2S: fourth 4a.
S.H: Victory 3s. 98.26 ; Victory 4,
9.14. ' -
, Held for Embezzlement
SDringfield. III. Nov. 22. Ralph
Deicken, whose dollar tips to barbers
and expensive clothes gained him
the title of the "Beau Brummel
bank clerk," was arrested on a fed
eral warrant charging him with em
bezzlement of $27,000 from the
Ridgely Farmers' State bank, where
he was "employed as paying teller
until a month ago.
Miss. Jessie Conner, bookkeeper,
was arrested on the same charge.
Miss Conner, it is alleged, assisted
Deicken in covering up his defalcations.
Short Term Notes "
Market 'and Industrial News , of the Day
LIVE STOCK
Omaha IJvs Stock Market.
O ma lea, Nov. 11. 1111,
'Itscelnta werei Cattle v Ron Sheen
umeial Monday ...zo.iif t. 789 11.168
Official Tuesday ,.ll.4 7,891 11,130
Official Wednesday 11,133
Official Thursday... 1,4(1
iial r riaay
Off I
Estimate
t.Hj
1,741
1 Saturday.
6.394 7.674
J, 600 l,100
Bid. Asked.
Am. T. T. ts. 1914 K
Am. T. A T.. (a. 115 ft 99
Am. Tobbacco 7s, 19M lout lot
Am. Tobacco 7s. 1923 100 101
Anaconcla, Copper ts, 1929.... 97H 91
Anr-FrcTnch ext. ts. 1920.. 94 16-14 97
Arm. & Co. con. bed. s 120.101 1014
Bethlehem Steel Co. 7s, 1921.1001, 101
Bethlehem Steel Co. 7a 1929.100 , 10f
British sWa. 1921 SS 4-14 96U
Canada Cs, 1921 97 97
C. B. Q. 4s. 1121 94V4 14
Cudahy Pack. Co. 7s, 1911. ...100 101)4
Int. Rabid Transit Is. 1921.. 68 67
K. C Terminal 6s, 1923 99 H 0U
Lehlsh Valley (s. 1923 100 101
Liggett Meyers s, 1921.... 99 99 ft
Proctor Gamble 7s, 15J. .102 101
Proctor a Oamble 7s. 1921.. 10314. 103
union racirie es. lias.1. iozm loi
Wtlson Convsr. s, 1121 94 96 tt
First Liberty itte A, 100.10
Liberty 1st, 4s (4.30
Liberty 2d 4s 91.19
Liberty 1st 4"4s..... 94.60
Liberty 3d S3. 72
Liberty 3d hi 94.11
Liberty 4th 4 (4s 92.70
Llbsrty 3th 4V 99.14
Slooz City Live Stock.
Sioux City. Ia Nov. 22. Cattle Re
celpts, 1,000 head: market steady: beef
eteers. llt.00O17.00; common fed, 110.00
16.00; crass, I7.00ai0.60; fat cows and
neirers. red, S.6i)pi J.ao; (rasa, I7.0UW
9.00: ranners. 16.00m 6.76: veal calves,
36.00016.00; stockers and feeders, 11.10
11.26: feeding cows and, hellers, ft.000
8.50.
Hose RecelDts. 3.600 head: market
steady to 36c higher; light. 114 10014.26:
mixed, 111.T6014.1O: heavy, (13.(6 14.00;
bullr nr sales. sls.iDD14.00.
Sheen and Lambs Receipts. 1,60V neaa:
market steady.
Turpentine- and Roe in.
Savannah. O a., Nov. 23. Turpentine
Firm, 11. 67 1.61; salea, II. St; receipts,
143 bbls.; shipments. 70c; stocks, 13,721
Ibbla '
Rosin Quiet: sales. 3l bbls.; receipts.
E14 bbls. ; shipments, 4,641 bbls.; stock,
65.138 bbls. Quote: B, 314.30; D. 314.40;
,EF, 316.60; O, H. 618.85; 1, 117. 8U; K,
18.15: M. 319.25: N. I20.12H: Wfl, 321.00;
WW, 123.00 25.00. V
V Dry Good. '
New Tork, Nov. 12. Print cloths today
... ehejmnffe ateanv and flreea
Broods In demand for early shipment.
Tarns held steady ana suns nrm.
Cotton goods for fall have been bought
freely this week.
' Kansas C4ty Grain.
Kansas City. Mo.. Nov. 11. Close corn.
December, tl.llTt; January, S1.27U; May.
ii.zs; Juiy, si.za
Real Estate Transfers
Dundee and Field Club
If priced right,' I will find
you a buyer. - i
HARRY M. CHR1STIE7
Kaolin Building. Tyler 5240.
Jennie Prelsraan and husband to
John Arnolds, 10th at. 105 ft, a.
of Bancroft St.. e. a.. 29x66 S 1.300
Mary B. Dare and husband to Oeo.
u. viaca, arm si., iov iu w. oi
48th St.. s. s.. 121x169 S.I00
William Deutich and wife to John
C. Martens, se, cor. 46th ana
Marcy at. 90x101 A S.001
Kittle Selby and husband to Vetta
Noltlng, West Adams St.. 24S ft.
w. of 35th st. s. s.. 824x103 S00
Fred Mongedoht, Jr., to Henry Vo" .
Kedlck ave., no It e. ot Z4th l..,
b. s.. 40x150 4.310
Lillian m. Bwen ana nusbana to
Rose Dobel. Newnort ave.. 81 ft
e. of 25th ave.. h. s.. 44xr30.... t.100
sagar n. scott ana wits to Luia M.
Baker, sw, cor. 67th ana Howara
st. (0x121 1.171
Barker Co. to Alice T, Austin, Fon-
tenelle blvd.. 191.0 It n. or Mili
tary ave.. w. a.. 50x123 131
Carrie wagoner to James A. Haw
versen, Larlmore ave.. 17T ft w. '
of 34th St., n. s., 46x133 1,409
Security Land and Improvement Co.
to John C Miller Franklin at..
130 ft e. of list st, n. a.. 40x160 184
John o. sterner and wire to Chas.
W. Martin. Marv st.. 42 ft a .of
35th ave., n s. 44x130 1,000
meai n. matt ana wire to pscar B.
nniiund, sw. cor. ieta ave. ana
Blnney st, 4,3(0
.Margaret u. witners to Donna H.
Luke. 15th at.. 49 ft D. of Arbor
st.7 w. s.. 49x133.. I.TI0
Eugenie M. Earle to Independent
Realty Co., 38th ave., 122.S ft
n. of Farnam at, e. a.', 40x109.5 1,000
National Bank of Commerce to C
O. Johnson. Woolworth ave.. 200
ft. e. of 48th at, s. a, 100x130.. 113.
a. n.uioKoisKy ana wire to J? uimore
Dorsey. 14th St., 40 ft n. of Cater
blvd.. w. a. 80x121.0 S50
Ida Scholtlng and husband to Sarah ,
Troxcil, w. Monroe, 383 ft. w. of
23d at, s. ., Irreg pc ' 100
Hannah Relnhardt and husband to
Eva Wlntersteln, Sabler st, 130 .
ft e. of 20th st, n. s, 40x116.. t,100
fred Armbrust and wife to John
Vlndlt et al, 19th St., 148 ft a.
of Dorcas st, e. ., 40x100 1,900
Sarah H. Joslyn to Anton C. Drel
bus. sw. cor. 8th and Howard at,
6xl82 37,500
Charles Koplets and wife to Steve
Skradskl and wife. nw. oor. 39th
and U its., 50x120 1,060
Simons' Krasne to Jacob Flnken
stlne and wife. sw. cor, 14th and
Indiana ave., 106x124 9.500
P. A. Edquljt, Adm., to Zachary
D. Reapess, ne. cor. 84th ave. and
Larlmore ave. 128x142 304
Samuel N. Wolf et al to Joe L.
Wolf. 24th at. 269 ft n. of Dodie
St., e. s., 50x143.6 1.000
Six days this week. 83.022
Kama days last w'k.. 49,680
Same 2 weeks ago.. 64,453
Same 1 weeks ago.. (0,938
Same days year ago. 61.965
48,900
20,001
35,417
17,770
00.771
-8,959
9,770
0,735
1,000
68,184
63,914
48,133
(3.447
09,243
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yards, Omaha, Neb., for
: sours enaing at I o ciock p. m., aovsra
ber 32, 1919:
. RECEIPTS CARS.
Horses
Cattle. Hog. Bhp. Mules.
Union Paclflo . .
C. A N. W., east...
C, N. W west...
C, 8t. P., M. & a..
C B. Q , east....
C, B. A Qi, west .
C. R. I. & P., east
Illinois Central ....
Chi. Ot Wcat ....
Total receipts
4
S
.21
.14
. S
.67
8
14
13
(1
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Morris A Co.
Swift Co
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour & Co
J. W. Murphy :
Total
Hogs.
.. 712
.. 90S
..1,009
.. S97
.. ,701
..1,117
Cattle Arrivals of cattle this week
have been about 13,000 heavier than laat
week or around (0,000 head, due to lra
provement In the weather conditions. For
the aame period laat ysar official figures
were 51.800 or some 12.000 Iesa
With the exception of Monday and Tues
day the supply oi short feds and warmed
up Deer naa been very light other mar.
kets have received generous suplles and
with declines there 'the market here has
droppsd, being all the way from 6031.00
ewer, i nomine; prima nas been on tne
marxei, out a loaa oi caoy Deer averag
ing 1,150 pounds sold Monday for 316.76,
which Is top price so far this month.
Plenty oi Butcher stock naa been com-
Ine fn. hnr the nuellrv hea bean Vlrr TiAAr.
fchlefly odd and endi. As compared with
week ago tne best cows, also cutters
and canners are unchanged, Inbetween
grades are sail the way from 26050a
lower. v r
Stockers and feeders had a better mar
ket thla week with! trader buyers purchas
ing freely ana more numerous country
buyers. The market has been very Ir
regular and slow at times. Prices In
c'me caaee looked a little higher; In other
cases aa much aa 25c lower, but the gen
eral market Is about steady.
The supply or grsss ateera is railing oft
ana weat II coming is ot poor quality,
No. Av.
71. .107
08. .191
Ml. .344
rs
65. .810
APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE
- An exceptionally well located arid ' attractive
apartment house, with 6 apartments each, having
vestibule, living room, dining room, 2 bed rooms, tiled
bath, kitchen and pantry. Price, $40,000 ; reasonable .
s terms. The rooms are large, well ventilated and
sunny, and as comfortable as a bungalow. ' Permanent
r tenants; rents reasonable. Full particulars on request.
DUMONT & CO.
41ft afaalMa RnlUme Dl ft l- COn
m
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. Not to that house, but to his
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We have houses for sale
which are genuine homes,
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eye, and which are a com
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them? .
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'Beautiful 8-room house, all oak finish ; sleeping
porch that can be "used as sun room; an unusual Jiome.
' . " iWESTSIDE '
$7,750; near 42d and Marcy; 8-room house, oak
finish, large garage, new houses all around..
$7,500; near 43d and Pacific; oak finish, sleeping
porch, fine home, large garage.
Theo. E. Peterson Company
Douglu 7024.
REALTORS
458 Omaha Natl Bank Bldg.
Sunday call The. Z. Peteraon or Victor E. Peterson
e T1mi1m rl 9 J mim Tmm1.. W e ft t
As
compared with laat Friday prices ars
about steady.
uuotations on cattle: Choice to-prime
beeves, 315.00010.60; good to chplce
beevee, 812.60014.60: fair to good beeves,
311.6012.60; common to fair beeves, 110.00
V11.00; choice to prime yearlings, 115.00
16.50; good to choice yearlings, 113.009
14.00; fair to good yearlings. 012.00
13. uo; common to lair yearlings, 9.ooitp
11.60: choice to prime helfera. ' 38.60
10.50; choice to' prime cows, $9.50010.75;
good to choice cows, 18.0009.00; fair to
good , cowa, $6.6007.50; common to fair
cows,' $5 0006.26; choice to prime feed
ers, $11,40012.60; good to choice feeders,
$10.00011 00: medium to good feeders.
$8.0009.00; common to fair feeders, $7.00
08.00; good to choice stoeksrs, . sio.000
11.00: fair to cood stockera. $8.0009.60:
common to fair stockers, $O.OO07.5O; stock
heifers, $0.0008.00; stock cows, $5.50
7.00: stock calves. $0.60010.50: veal
reives. $7.00 0 13.00; bulls, stags, etc.,
$6.2603 60; choice to prime grass beeves.
18.00014.00; good to eholce graas beevee.
til. 00012. 60; fair to good graas beeves,
$9.00010.60; common to fair graas beeves,
$7.6009.00: Mexican beeves: $0.6008.00.
Hogs There nss been evidences ot tne
new crop of hogs moving more freely
this week. Receipts for the week total
48.900 head, around 17.000 more than laat
week, but receipts are still lighter than
year ago. showing declines 01 17,000
head for the earns Derlod.
The quality hss been good with a lib
eral proportion of 'good butchers and light
weights. Demand has been broad as a
whole and while the week has been ehar
actertsed by a bearish tendency, prices
at this point will bear a good comparison
with other markets and ths wssk Is clos
ing with a strong undertone.
The week opened with prices wsll above
$14.00, but dropped under the hill a quar
ter of a dollar during -eh e week, but with
a stronger market Saturday and bulk of
sales at $13.90014.15 and top of $14.25
the market le closing around 40 O 60s low
er than last Saturday.
HOGS.
Sh. Pr. No. Av.
GRAIN. MARKET
n Omaha Grata, ,
Omaha, Neb., Nov. It, 1919.
Grain arrival! today -showed Increases
ror wneai ana corn, car' lot receipia
werer Wheat, 101; corn, 68;eata, 10; rye.
a, ana nariey, .
Hard winter wheat ranged from un
changed to eeveral cents lower. There
was hardly enough spring sold to mske
a basis for quotations. Cora was gener
ally unchanged to I cents lower. Oats
were unchanged te V font off, the bulk
steady. Bye was 1 to S enta up and
barley unchanged.
Wheat No. 1 herd:.! ear, $3.44. No! S
nam: 1 car, z.ti; 1 oar, 1360; 1 ear.
s.6i (smuttyi; 1 care, $2.43; f ears,
yz.i: 1 car. 12.40. no. 2 hard: a cara.
$2.38; 4 eara, $2.26; 1 car. $2.36 (smutty)
s cars, (smutty), no. 4 jiara:
car, $2.29 (loaded out); 1, car. $2.28;
oar, $2.27. No. 6 hard: 1 ' car. $2.20:
car, lilt (yellow). No. I mixed: 2-6 car.
jz.it. (smutty), no. z northern snr In
csr, $2.70. Sample spring: 1 car. $2.25
(northern, smutty). Na. S mixed: 2 cars,
$2.08 (durum). No. 4 mixed: I cars, $2.08
luurum;. oampie mixed : 1 oar, 83. Id.
Corn No. 3 white: 1 car. 81.44 (newV
No. 4 whites 1 car, 11.43. No. I white:
I cara, $1.94 (new); 1 ear, 31.33 (new);
a cars, ei.es inewi. no. 1 vsilow: a.b car.
J $1.62. No. 1 yellow: 1U car, $1.62. No. $
yenow: 1 car, !. (new), no. 4 yellow:
1 car, $1.37 (new). No. 6 yellow: 1 car.
$1.34 (new); 1 cars,. $1.82 (nsw). No.
yellow: 1 car, $1.25. No. 1 mixed: 1-5
t-car. $1.53. No. 3 mixed: H car, $1.48;
1 car, !. new;. 010. t mixed: 1 car,
$1.36. (new). No I mixed: $ cars $1.33
mewj; s cars sias no .s mixsai 1 ear.
$1.44 (old).
oats no. 1 wnite: 1 8-1 ear. 7H4e (34
ins. ; 1 car, um; s cars, 7140.
itve o. 1: 1 ear. at.sa: t cars, si 11
Barley No. 4: 1 ear. $1.40. Sslectadi 1
car, vi.se.
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipt! Today. Wk. Agos-Tr. Ago.
Wheat 101 42 6
Corn 08 49 35
Oats 20 24 88
Rye 6 3 9
Barley 1 J
Shipments-
Wheat 72 40 T4
Corn 60 10 II
Oats 21 1 21
Barley 11 S 8
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS.
Wheat, Corn. . Oats.
.. 20 - 199 73
109 88 . 20
96 63 47
.174 ..
.43
.721
V
Chlcsgo
Kansas City
St. Louis ..
Minneapolis
Duluth ....
Winnipeg .,
Omaha Grain Inspection.
The number of ears of grain of the
several grsdes Inspected "In" here during
the past 34 hours tonows;.
Wheat No, 1 hard. 1; No. S hard, 14;
No. 1 hard, 16; No. 4 hard, 23; No. 6
hard, 8; sample hard, 1; No. 1 mixed,
6; No. $ mixed, 7; No. 4 mixed, 4; No.
6 mixed, 1; No. 2 spring, 1; No. $ spring,
1; No. 4 spring, I; No. 6 spring, 1; No.
durum,. - Total, ss.
Corn No. i white, 7; No. I white, 2;
No. 4 white, 6; Ne. 6 white, 4; aample
white, 1; No. 2 yellow, 2; No. 4 yellow,
7; No. ( yellow, 1$; No. 0 yellow, 2; No.
2 mixed, $;No. $ mixed, ly No. 4 mixed,
10: Nik- 6 mixed. 9: No. 0 mixed, 2;
sample mtxed, 1. Total, 175.
Oats NO. wnue, it; ro. voiu,
Total, 18. .
Rye no. 8, s; no. , 1. ioiai,
n.rlnv Relented. 1. Total. 1.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
FINANCIAL Local Stocks and Bonds
New Tork. Nov. 23. Trading In stocks
today was dull and altogether profession
al. The only Interesting and diverting
feature was presentsd by several highly
speculettve issues. In which further cover
ing of short contracts was undsr way.
Formost among the shares were Gen
eral Motors, Pierce Arrow, Cructble Steel
and Boms of the seaaoned oils at extreme
galna of 2 to 10 polnta. This advantage
In eeveral Inetancee was materially re
duced at the close.
In the case of the petroleums. Improve
ment wae traced to other than technical
conditions, there being Indications ot an
other substantial advance In prices ot
r,tri .nil refined nroducta
Ths active list was 1 to I points hlghsr
at Its best, but raiia ana coppers were
Inclined to sag. Oalna predominated at
the firm close. United Ststes steel and
several of the motor specialties then at
taining highest prices of ths session.
There was considerable activity in bonds
ssrjeclally Liberty Issues, where further
selling wae noted at further low -prices.
fi. M fntnllen IM1IE il2.DOU.UVV.
Oid IT. & bunds were unchanged oa eall
during tne ween.
Sales High Low Close
Am. Beet Sugar.. W f s
American Can .. 200 54 63 64
n.r a wfir . 200 135 135 136
Am. H.-A L. pfd. . 600 124V, 123 124J4
Am. Locomotlvs 1,900 90. 94 954
Am. Smelt. A Ret. 2,000 00 J
AS) Sugar Ret... 1,200 188 Jj 137
Am. Sumatra Too. 400 89 $8
Am. Tel. A Tel.. 300 100 g 100
Am. Zino, L. A S. 100 17J 17
Anaconda Coppsr $,200 OS 03
Atchison ........ "J
A st II Mr W. I. IB. 1UU ISO AD V
t ...1I.A0S 10744 106U 107
B 6. ' 00 $8 38 38H
5;h Stsel B.... 4,400 95U 94H 95Vi4
-a. , , , r . , ,
200 140Vk 140
1,000 97 95
600 67
$00 43
00017
(Quotation! furnished by
er at to.)
Burns, Brink-
s
2 "s$
100
17
03
$
108
Calif. Petroleum
Sandlan .Paclflo,
ontral Leather
C. A O
C, M. A St P..
c' R. I. A P....
Chlno Copper i ;;
Colo. Fuel A Iron 100 41
Pore Products .. 1,600 14
Crucible Steel ... $,400 116
Cuba Can Sugar. 4,600 47
Dla Sscur. Corp. 100 70
wrta -. 1.600 15
O.neral ElectriO . 100 170
General Motors. , , uv .o
Orsat North, ptd 900 $4
a. N. Ore Ctfs... 40
Illinois central........
Tn.i.lratlon CoD. . 1,400 50 SB
Int. Mer. Mar. pfd 400 106 106
Int. Nickel 1.100 15 24
T -Venae 700 70 70
v r Southern... 600 18 17
43
144
67 67
42 4iy
.?!! n
42 42
83 13
100 113
40 40
78 70
1$ 1
170 170
130 130
14 14
19 40
91
1.100 10 10
100 114 lis
1,800 204 200
S. 400
. WOO
. 1.400
. 200
. 100
14
61
27
90
15
Ksnnecott Cop.
L. AN
Mex. Petroleum
Miami Copper .
Mldvale Steel .'
Mlaaourt Paclflo
Mont, power . . .
Nevada Copper .
n. T. Central . .
N. T. N. H. A H
Norfolk A Weat,
Nor. Paclflo ....
Pan-Am. Petro. .
Pennsylvania ....
Pitta. A W. va,.
Pittsburgh Coal .
Ray Con, Cop. ...
Reading
Ren. iron a sieei.
Sin. Oil & Rfa-.. .14.000 60
Southern Paclflo . 7,000 98
60
106
24
"
17
0
114
204
51 61
27 27
00 00
15 16
.... 72
11
11
600 11
na 101 . 10041 101
200 85 86 85
4.800 108 106 108
400 42 42 42
400 80 . 10 80
900 02 62 63
200 21 21 11
1,100 79 78 29
7,900 106 1UO 1DOTS
17 98
Receipts
Wbsat .......
Corn
Oet3
Shipments-
Wheat .4
Corn c
Oats
EXPORT
Today
...1,267,000
,.. 806,00
489,000
Tsar Ago
Today
1,168,000
, 652,000
1,063.000
114 20
40 14 10
... 14 00
110 11 90
190. II 80
80.. M0
03. .200
63. .837
50. .127
Sh. Pr.
... $14 25
190 14 15
... 14 06
40 11 46
Sheen Afiout five loads ef sheen and
Iambs were received today, but three ot
the'm were billed through and trade re
mained nominally steady. Compared with
a week ego good fat lambs are closing
about 4O05Oo lower. Best fed westerns
here yesterday brought 114.65 and pretty
good gradea around $14.25. Toppy ewes
reached $8.00. aged wethers are quotable
up to $9.76 and good light yearlings bavs
been selling up to $11.60. s y
There has been no material ehange In
the feeder trade, good fleshy fsedlng
Ismbs are bringing $13.60012,15, with
straight feedere of desirable quality
around $13.00018.60. Feeding ewe at
$0.2500.76.
Quotations on Sheep Lambs, good to
choice, $14.160 14.60; lambs, fair to good,
113.76014.00; fleshy feeders, 113.50011.75;
good to choice feedsrs, $l$.OO013.68i; fair
to good feeders, $12.50013.00; cull lambs,
$9.50 011.00; yearlings, $10.25011.6;
wethers, $9.0009.75; ewes, good to choice,
$7.5008.00; ewes, fair to good, $7,000
7.60; good feeding awes, $0.2600.75; culls
canners, $3.0006.00-,'
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 22 (U. 8. Bu
reau of Marketa.) Cattle Receipts, 900
head; market for week: Beef stsers, 15 to
76 cents lower; butcher stock, 26 cents
higher; calves, 10 cents lowsr; fseders,
weak; stockers, steady; stock calves, 60
cents lower.
Hoge Reoelpts, 1400 head; market
stesdy; bulk, $18.90014.25; heavies, $18.75
014.20; mediums, $13.86014.25; lights,
$12.75014.15; pigs, $12.50 0 18.(0.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 160 head;
market for week: AH fat classes, active,
25 cents higher; feeders, 25 cents higher,
closing slow; brssdsrs, steady.
St. Joseph Live Stock,
St. Joseph. Mo., Nov. II. Cattls Re
ceipts,' 600 head; market nominal; steers,
17.60017.00; xows and heifers, $5,600
11.00; calves, $1.00016.60.
Hogs Receipts, 9,600 head: market
strong; top, $14.10; bulk of sales, $11,160
14.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 100 bsad;
market slow; lambs, $1.00014.60; ewes,
$6.600150. s
... 165,000
... 180,000
... 199,000
CLEARANCES.
WhOat and Flour.... 159,000
1,744,000
441,000
991,000
Corn Trading Reflects the
1 Unsettlement In Industry
Chicago. Nov. 11. Te a much greater
extent than uaual corn prices thla week
have reflected dleturbancea In financial
and Industrial "Conditions. The net reeult,
however, haa been to land the corn mar
ket at almost .the earns placs as a week
ago. Net changes for ths wssk wsre corn
e deollne to lo advance, oats a shade
to o down and provisions varying from
$1.60 lower to a rlss of 10c
Asids from ths vlolsnt sffeot of succes
sive tumbles and recoverlee In foreign ex
change and In general sscurlttes, the main
Influence on the corn market waj the
rapidly growing ahortage of coal. At first
the dwindling of eoal supplies tended to
lift the price of corn, Inasmuch as fsars
were expressed that the crop movement
would be delayed. Later, though knowl
edge that lack of fuel had reaulted In
shutting down maufacturlng eatabllsh
msnts which were large consumers of corn
tended plainly to weigh down values In
the corn market. , .
For the most part oats merely paral
leled the changes In the corn market.
Talk of foreign repudiation- of pur
chases ot lard was a spsclal aouree of
weakness In provlslona j
Chicago Grain and Provisions. '
Chicago, Nov. . 11. Buying ot eprn re.
cetved a stimulus today from talk ef export
buslnees at the ssaboard and .from at
tsrapts to anticipate market effeots of a
settlement of the coal strike. Closing
prices were unsettled o to lo pet hlgbx
ir, with! December. II ""1;1''"4
May, $1.251.25. Oata gained 0e
to 0c In provlalons the outcome
varied from 100 decline to 15o advance.
Corn 4!reders at first showed a dlspo
sltlon to favo the bear aide owing to
freah, Amoves which the government had
put into effect to reduce the cost of liv
ing Besides, there were additional shut
downs of cereal food manufacturing eatab
lishments lacking coal. Then came word.
however, thst purccases ot rani i .u un
made at the eeaboard for Brttum dls
tUUng Interests. The rally which enaued
. . . i... t. v.m.A further mo.
in tnv iuiu. n -- - - . j
mentum from goaslp that a settlement of" Chicago,
the eoal struts woum om inieryrwou
lshly lnaamuch as the strike settlement
would mesn a renewal of buying of corn
for Industries. Week-end covering on tne
part ot shorts did a good deal also to give
values a lift. .. . . ' '
Oats wars ruled almost entirely by the
action of corn.
Provisions averaged higher owing la the
main to higher Quotations on nogs.
Southern Ry. .... 700 25 24 25
Studebaker Corp.. 18,400 117 116 116
Texaal Co 1,100 301 39 J
Too. Products ... 1.000 83 82 82
Union Paclflo .... 800 127' 126 127
United Clg. Storea. 11,600 88 87. 88
U. 8. Ind Alcohol. 1,300 100 104 106
V. S. Steel 10,200 105 104 108
tT. H Steel, nfd ... 300 113 118 118
BOO IS 70TB "It
100 88
1,000 63
2,400 11
100- 81
1,400 60
0.800 101
Utah Conner
Western Union
Weattng. Eleo. ,.,
Wllys-Overland . ,
National Lead ..,
Ohio Cities
Roy'l Dutch N.T.
88
68
10
1
60
88
61
11
11
60
100 101
4
11
New Tork Bond List
tral ref. 4s.. 7T
Int Mer. M. Os 94
K. C B. rer. se 7B
LAN. un. 4s 14
V.. IT. A T.
1st 4s 11
Missouri Fa-
clflo gsn. 4s 97
Montana
Powsr oa ... 81
IN. T. Can.
den. 6s .... 91
Northern Fa-
elfle 4a 7T
Northern Pa.
Clflo 1S 99
Oresan Short
Llns ref. 4s. 11
Paclflo Tel.
Tel. 5s ..... II
Penn. eon.
4aS 91
Penn. gsn. ss . 91
Reading gen. 4s 11
St. U Ban
Fran. adj. 9s 99
Southern- Pa
clflo cv. Is.. 101
Southern. Rail-
5 10
a B. A Q..
joint 4a ....
C. M. A St. f.
ev. 4s ....
ft. R. I. A P.
Ry. ref. 4s.. 16
xC A 8. ret.
4s V7
Chill Cop
psr cv. 7s ...109
City of Paris 6s 91
xD. A R. G.
ref. Is II
Dora, ef Can.
6s (1111) ... 11
Erie gen. 4s .. 44
Gen. Eleo. 6s... 96
Ot. N. 1st 4s II
lllllnols Cen.
U. S. Is, reg.,100
XT. S. 2s. coup. 100
U. S. ev.
3s. reg 11
U. 8. cv. Is,
coup II
U. 8. 4s, reg.. 106
U. 8.. 4s, eoup.101
Am. Tel. A Tel.
,'ev. 0s 19
Anglo-French Is 91
Armour A Co.
4 $4 -
Atohlsoa gen. 4s 7$
B. A O. ev.
4 01
Beth. Steel
ref. 6s 18
Central Lea. Is 17
Central Pa-
clflo 1st 76
C. A O. cv. 6s.. 11
Bid. xOffered.
way
' anr ev. 6s.. 104
Texas ana i-a
I elf Is 1st ...
tUnlon Pa
I elfle 4s ....
U. 8. Rub. 6s.
V. S. 8. 6s .,
Wabash 1st ..
14
14
18
11
11
. . New Tork General.
New Tork, " iW. 12. Wheat Spot,
quleti No. 2 red. .$2.35,
track New
Art I Open. I High. Low.
Corn
Dee.
May
Julyi
Oats;
Dee.
May
Pork.
Jan.
May
Lard.
Jan. I
May
Ribs.
Jan.
May
1.11
1.14
1.21
.79
31.10
31.00
21.11
22.70
l.llf 1.10
1.30 1.18
1.24 1.21
.71 .71
Close.
1.11
1.11
1.14
Test.
11.61 -11.70
18.11 (18.17
.76
81.10
11.00
21.10
21.7T
.74
11.10
11.71
2t.lt
21.70
11.11
11.10
I 72
I .n
tt.lt
11.71
lt.lt
31.77
11.17 111. IT
11.11 111.20
1.11
1.11
1.22
.Tl
I 79
14.00
31.00
38.17
21.17
Wanted-A Live Man
, A high-grade motor truck manufacturer" is offering
its capital stock for expansion purposes. This firm has
been in business for 36 years. The trucks have been
used for a number of years by some of the biggest cor
porations, as well as the United States Government. - It
has paid 78 cash dividends since 1916. Estimate to
sell $4,000,000 worth of trucks for 1920. Have exported
'to every foreign country. The man we want will work
in co-operation with our salesmen. He will not be re
quired to do any actual selling himself, but will be ex
pected to take our representative to men who are capable
of making an investment. Compensation on- a commis
sion basis, paid from our Chicago Office direet. To
qualify for this position applicant must bear good repu
tation locally. Can use all ' or part time. Permanent
proposition and energetic man' can earn $5,000 a year
and upwards. Address C. S. Wille, Sales Manager,
504-0 East Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois.
v-.w hilled
Corn Spot, steady ; No. 1 yellow, $1.06
and No. i mixed. $1.04 e. 1. f. New
Toi- . .... . - u
Oats Bpor, ateaoy, no. i wmiv,
Other articles unchanged.
Chicago Produce.
Nov. 12. Butter Higher;
Mreetneev. R7n71t4e.
F.em Hleher: receipts, $91 easee: firsts,
7ITUcr ordinary firsts. 00001c: at
mark, caaea included, 690tte; atorsge
packea, tirsts, esweo.
Poultry Alive, higher; springs, I0;
fowls, 13Q19c; turkeys, 84e.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
Nsw Tork, Nor. 12. Evaporated Ap
ples Firm.
Prunss Actlvs.
Apricots Firm.
Peaches Steady.
Raisins Active.
FOR QUICK SALE
List your property with
HARRY M. CHRISTIE. Wait
ing list for 6 and 6-room
houses priced right
Kcalino Building. Tylar S240.
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an
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Month
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Buying f
. at the '
Bottom
Now is the time, with1
stocks selling considerably
below their recent high point,
for the small investor to
. study more closely than ever
general .market conditions,
with a view to picking up
those securities that through
technical circumstances alone
are carried well under their
real values.
Let us keep you in touch
with the numerous favorable
opportunities presented. .
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Stocks Bid. Asked
Cudaajr racking Co.. 17 107
Deere et Co., pfd 99 u 101 W
uwva jn is w 1 yvr ciui pia S 1U9
Hast A Heyden T per cent nfd 90
Journal Stockman, 80. Omaha. .131 '
Midland Title Uuar. Aba. Co. ... u
Neb. Power Co. 7s pfd 99
Om.,& Co. B, St. Ry., pfd.. 61 66
A. U. Spalding Brofc-lst nfd liu inn
Thomp. & Bid. T per cent pfd. 100 102
Bonds .
Doug. Cy. Hway ts, 1932-80 4.66 pr.et
rairmont. Meo. water IUa lsse a ea .
u ,.,., a .... . '. w.
.K , 92
X" ' 100
u. m u. a. sc. ny. ss. 1928.. 80 33
uv., v.u. m , ee si
Wichita Tda 4s. 1934 93 (s
Majority of Stocks Regain -
v Strength After Setback
Nsw Tork, Nov. 22. Stocks suffered
.ul;,.h Ar."tl0 ,I1I,ildatlon ln he first
half of thla week, but meit n...,.ki.
and In several Important cases, mors than
Rallies wefe concurrent with the pass
. "fy; CI '" renew-
inf. at p.?.r 0nt to -owest Initial ouo-
tlon of time money. ,
In reanonalbla. nmM.M ,...
fJS!?7lilon 1 to nforc ,n admonitions of
'r",",KI,r against "unrs.
stricted speculation." , This found Us most
r. F . "L , ,n ,ns Pronounced cur.
taltoent of business on the stock ex
i-of f,h b"k, na other lending
Instltut ons sllcited ths statement that
hrokera- loana had been further reduoed.
0f,1'.(,,5f,V-,C..UP T"5 th oo4 out
of additional impaired speculative ae-
ir,;S:. wnlnsnsa ths market la all
. .
Indleatlons that the .-.
Played their position were furnlshsd by
ths scarcity of such stocks as Osnsral
kiil0" CJuclb.1, StMl od eeveral of tie
traho'u-V .tock. fsaturln.
.i?ntr'r? '? Prophesies volosd in many
elrclea releetlon mf the . .
:?.,U"i?.morS..!han ?por.ry er 'sentl.
anoinar slump in for
eign exchange and latest development in
henslo" ' occasionsd freslT appre-
Kew Tork Coffee.
New Tork, Nov. 11 The market for
lie. in s.n2rali5r Mal tone oS ral-
weeknend"t0Afr.,V1 AT?. th?
tP?,;n hlh'T- March reacted from 15.10a
tl. r -Ki-iT luriner scattering llQutda
Vi?J? ,Zhic? . T" .Pfob'o'y promotsd by
iSS.- n,,ier,'nt: of exchangs rates but the
w''h thJ leneral list closing at a net ad
Tfi.0fT.'?m 19 ? Polta DscembTr,
if.l ',?PU"K' ,1SMtj March, 16.70c
U 660. ' y' "Mi S'Ptember;
Spot coffee dull; Santos 4s. lO02OUei
Rio 7s, 16 Q 15 nominal. "wJei
New York Produce.
New Tork. Nov. 99 T4i,,
creamery higher than ertr. 71 u. a?!.!
extra. 73c; firets, 6372e; packing stock
ourrsnt make NTn uaiiu " sioca
fliita, T2fl7e. "l" "Wo. aitto
cneese steady, unchanged.
Poultry A llv. af.Arfw. .1,1.1 . .
38O40O "I'oj roostsrs, 20c; turksys.
uresssa poultry, stsady land, unchanged.
New Tork Money.
1 p,erTc.rJLN0T- -M'
$4 0t4!n" r,m,n4' I Okbles,
r,nc nd, l.tOe; eables, Lite.
Guilders Demand, 37o: eables, 37e.
Lire Demand, 11.12; cablee. 12.10.
Mrkr-Demand, l.lle; eablee, 1.35a
New Tork. Nov s?lsh iT...
Mexican dollars, 11.03 7-9. ' " "J
.New York Cotton.
9W. 8r. Nov. 22. Cotton futures
11 .i.' .J . ss.sboi January,
30 86O ll-46o; May, 11.40o; July,
.iiieW T,rk' NoT- "--Cotton Futures
Si0;!4 ': December, 16.26c; January,
fo! March, 11.34c; May, 81.t7c July
10.76c. Spot, steady; middling. 19.00c.
Hlaneapolis Grain,
Minneepolls, Nov. ii. Flour Un
ehanged. Barley $1.1701.41.
Ry-no. . 1, $1.17 ei.it .
Bran $31.00.
Corn 11.4891.11.
Oats 08 70 .
Flax $4.9004.96.
Chicaco live Stock.
. .c,Sa!0i Nov- 12 Hogs Reoelpts,
1,000 head; market 16 and 60 cents high,
er; bulk of sales, $13.70014.16; top, $14.26;
IH-l0O14.lt; medium, $1$.70
.f!iJ?nA vll.65O14.10; light light.
118.40014,00; heavy packing sows,
smooth, $11.00 0 13.40; packing sows,
rough, $11.50013.00; pigs, $12.00011.60.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. Nov. 22. Potatoes SteeAvi
arrlvsls, 40 ears; northern whites, sacked,
$$.$502 00; do, bulk, $8.00; Nebraska
early Oblos, bulk, $3.00; western russets,
sacked, $3.41.
linseed Oil.
Duluth, Minn., Nov. $2. Linseed, $4.77
04.96. ,
Oats December, 73 He; May. Tle.
New York Coffee. 1
New Tork, Nov. 23. Coffee Rio, No. T,
II 11-lto. Futures. firm: December.
16.26c; -March, 15.70a.
Bt. Louis Grain.
St. Louis. Mo.. Nov. 22. Cora. Decem
ber, $1.33 ; May, $1.270.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City. Mo.. Nov. 22. Butter.
Eggs and Poultry Unchanged.
OMAHA PRODUCE
Bsttawatsaskaai
tore "1
Oysters "King Cole" ChesaDtaka Stand
ards, small cana, too; large cane. 60ei per
gauon, ei.ie, - n.io vote vnesapeaae
Belecta. email cana, $5o; large cans, ttot
par gallon, $2.71. "King Cole" Northern
Standards, small eans. 5 so; large eana. O60:
per gallon. $2.tt. "King Cole" Northern
f electa, email cans, esq; large eana, 70e;
per gallon, $$.21. "King Cole" Counta,
small cans, 48o; large cane, 76o; per gal
lon, $1.60. Shell oysters, per 100 eotult,
$2.75. Blue Points, $1.60. Clams, per 100
(Little Necks. Chsrry Stones), $1.76;
lyuonege, large), ij.uu. .
Mammoth Celery Per dos.. tl.tl.
Frosen Flah Fancy frosen native
southsrn, small, medium, lb., tin. Fanoy
fresh bullheada, large blood-red northern
stock. It)., Z3G. rancy rrean nauibut, me
dium, lb., 29o; chicken, lb., 260. Fanoy
rrosen naunut, meaium, 10., jjc rancy
black cod, lb., I60. Fancy freah salmon,
red, lb., 26c; pink, lb., 20a. Fancy fresh
trout, lb., zee. mac oass, o, a., lb., 960;
medium, lb., tOo; large, lb., 26c; email,
lb., 20o. Croppiea, to lba., 22c; me
dlum. lb.. 18o. Fancy freeh whlteflah.
jumbo,V medium, market Fancy yellow
pike, lb., 250. Fancy rreen pickerel, lb.
lOo. Fanoy white perch, freeh, lb., 12c;
yellow perch, lb., 16c. Fancy roe shad,
lb.. 16o. Sunflsh. lb.. 10c
Frosen Fish Fancy frosen native
mackerel, lb.. 12c: frosen Selkirk whlte-
(leh. lb., oo; rrosen areasea pickerel
Jacks, lb., 16o! frossn .yellow pike, lb.,
18o: frossn TUlllbee whlteflsh. lb.. ,le.
fancy pan frosen dreeaed Bayfield herring,
slnala layer pena. lb.. 7o: box lots. 6c.
Fancy pan froten Jersey whiting (round
stock aversge, i to ids.), per in., so;
box lots. 4c. Flnnsn hsddles. 26-lb. box.
lb., 18c. Kippered salmon, 10-lb. box, lb.,
32o. Smoked whlteflsh, 10-lb. basket, lb.,
21c Peeled shrimp, gaL, $3.6J; headleaa,
fal.. I1.TI. J . .
fncea rurnieneq oy uennsay ai vo.
Fruits Oranges, 150. 111. 10.60: til. 100.
170, 10.71; 161, 181. 124, $6.00; Lemons,
$00, $60 Sunklst. $1.00; 300, 800 Rsd Ball,
$7.60: Bsnanss, psr pound, to.
Apples Delicious, extra lancy, 94, 100,
l5:Dellclous, extra Fanoy, lit, email.
14.71; Winter Bananas, sxtra fancy, $4.76;
Winter Bananaa, fancy, $4.15; Jonathan
extra fancy, $1.60) Jonathan fancy, $3.36;
Jonathan C grade, $8,90; Wlneeapa, $3.16;
W. W. Fearmaln, $3.1$; extra fancy Rome
Beauties, small slsss. $8.00.
Fsars De Anlou, 94.50,
Oraree Res Red Xmporera $Tt If. T.
Concords 40e,
Oraoe fruit. Dr. Phillips 14. 14. Tl. It.
tl, $6.00.
. Cranberries BbL late Howes, lilt bbL
Jersey, $11; bos cranberries, $4.
Sweet Potatoes Jersey Hampers, 1$;
bbl. Virginia. $1.10.
Potatcss Minnesota W. W. Ohlos psr lb.,
!0 Minnesota Whltee per lb., lei Wash
ington and Idaho Whites, !o.
Onions Michigan Rsds, lo: California
Whites, Ic; Washington Tellows, le.
Cider wtnesap ana Jonathan, keg,
$7.60; Oregon Hood River Cider, $10.
Canadian rutabagas, psr pound, $s;
bests, carrots, parsnips, $0: hubbard
souash. IHc: cabbage (crate lots), !o:
eabbags (small lota), le: celery, Michigan,
per dosen, lOe; celery, extra Jumbo Cali
fornia, dozen, 12.00; celery. Jumbo, $1.10;
celery, medium, $1.00; celery, crate lota,
rough, per quart, $9.00; 'cauliflower, per
orate, . $3.00; Bruasell sprouts, per pound.
20c; artichokes, psr pound, $2.00; sgg
nlant. car pound. $2.00: head lettuce.
per pound, $2.00; head lettuce, per crate,
25.00: leaf lettuce, market price: onions
and rldlahea. market pries; green peppers,
market price.
Cracker Jack. , Checkers, Chums Full
ease, plain. 10.40, ca, plain. 18.30; full
es., prize, $4.00; cs., prlss. $3.30. Salted
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2)02 Trsmont Temple, Boetoa.
peanuts. 10s esn. Il.lll Na 1 raw peanuta.
pound, roasted, 17o; Jumbo peanuta. Its)
toasted peanuts, 10ej English walnuts. No.
I, sack lots, lie, leas 40o English walnuts.
No. I, sack Iota. lOe; leas, lie.
Honey 1 dosen, frames comb, ll.tll
dossa 6 ounoe glass, strained, II. It.
- Almonds Drake, I0o; hard shells. !9s(
ne plus ultrsv STet L X. U, 17s; aea.
parol, 40a. .
Pecans Small, I4 mediant, 17 e: largaj
Bread Nuts Large washed, lis; me
dlum. I7e: filberts, lOe
Figs Lily. 14 t oa beg, tl.lt; lily. II
It os. box, ti ll; sultan. 14. oa boa,
II. 10; 11, II ea box. 11.19; It, I oa torn
$5.00; TO, I oa box, $6.60.
Layer Flge 19 lb., fanoy, I row figs,
box, $$.10; II lb. toy, 4-row flgs, box.
$4.00.
Smyrlna Layer Fits T erewa be a, per
lb., 47a; t erewa bos, per lb., 4lei I lb,
box, psr lb. 4lo; efowa box, per lb..
41 .
' Mlsoellsneoue flnnaa h addles, ll-la,
box, psr lb., lie; kippered salmon, 10-lb,
box, per Lb, lOe; smoked whlteflsh. It-lb.
basket, lb., lie. Peeled and heedless
erlmpe, era be, lobsters, callops, crabmeat,
1.00 per gal. . y
UPDIKE
We SpecialUe te the Careful
Handling ef Orders ef
Grain and Provisions
Future Delivery
All Important Markets
We Are Member al ,
Chicago Board ef Trad
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis Merchants Exchange ,
Kansas City Board of Trad
Sioux City Bosrd of Trad
Omaha Grain Xxehang
We Operate Office eti
Omaha. Neb. v Sloes City, la.
Lincoln, Neb. Atlantis, la.
Hastings, Nsb. Hamburg, la.
Holdrege. Neb. Do Moines, la.
Geneva, Nsb. Milwaukee, Wis.
Chicago, Di.
and an of these offices are con
nected with eaeh other by private
wires.
Ws Solicit Your Patronage.
THE UPDIKE GRAlfc
COMPANY
Orala Exchange Building,
Omaha, Not).
T. S. Cash .Consignment Solicited.
DC
Residence Loans
5l2 and 6
Monthly Payments
Amortization Loans
Five Year Loans
o;
LIBERTY BONDS
Bought and Sold'
INVESTMENT, DEPARTMENT
Our Investment Department rsfemiiisiiils for
saf investment securitlee ef wall establUhed
buaineeae which we have Investigated and
which meet our standards ef a large equity e
proves earning capacity marketability and ef- y
fluent management.
M TRADING DEPARTMENT i
' .' " '
Our Trading Deportment en dee vers te tme) e
market for all eeeuritiee. We are always glad
to submit quotation ea securities hi which you .
sre mtereeted. ,
BURNS, BRINKER &CO.
InTstmnt Securities.
S. W. Cor. 17th end Douglas St.
Douglas 895.
Omaha.
V
We Offer and Recommend for Inyetment, the
7
FREE FROM NORMAL INCOME TAX ,
TAX FREE TO HOLDERS IN NEBRASKA
Cumulative Preferred Stock of the
I
Orchard &' Wilhelm Company
This company is one of the most prosperous wholesale and retail
houses in Nebraska.
The tax free features give this stock an added attraction at this
time. ; '
In the past four and one-half years, after allowing adequate depre
ciation and other charge-offs, the company has' increased its surplus
from $175,658.89 to $387,325.69.
This stock is preferred as to assets and dividends. We estimate
that the total net tangible assets available for the preferred stock over
all liabilities is more than $370.00 per share.
Price $100 and Accrued Dividends
. , Obtainable in Amounts of $100.00 or More
Detailed Circular Will Be Sent Upon Request t
WE RECOMMEND THIS PREFERRED STOCK FOR ,
' INVESTMENT x
' ' M DI W TRUST CO
1
Ground Floor, Omaha National Bank Building
Phone Tyler 100 ' Omaha, Nebraska
Affiliated with
i
THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANE
Permit No. 714 ha bssa grants to th Orchard WUhelaa Company
authorising -the sal ef thl (took, all la aooordane with Xrtlel to, Chaptsr
110, 1111 Session Law undsr th (Jenri Lew of th IUU et Nsbraska.
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