THE BEE: OMAHA. aHUKSDAJ, MUVEMBKK 27, 1919.
Market and Industrial News- of the Day
7al live STOCK
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No.
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Av.
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310
Av.
131
4TI
431
160
Irnwi. TlT
Mrs. (04
.l fdrs. 811
ITstrs.
7strs.
Pr.
t 10
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60
14 00
10 25
7 it
i KO
I 76
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Oraihi. Not II. lilt
Receipt wri Cottle Hon Hneep
Official Monday 31.617 1.174 14.440
Official Tueeday 15.407 lt.OSS It, 000
Estimate Wednesday 7,100 10,(00 (.400
t daya thl wk.. 48.S24 13,111 11,840
Sam day laat weak 41,111 13,471 (0,(71
Sam daya 1 w'l ago 53. SSI ll,l(l 11,381
or.ma aaye s w-e a o 4z,oi ij,7t is. mi
am daya yaar ago 11,137 lO.Me 40,111
Cattlt Receipt of cattla war about
half aa larc aa yesterday, there balng
7,300 haad, according to th estimate.
For th thr daya tha total la 45.300, ap
proximately tha aam aa for th aam po
rted a week aco, but about 13,000 mor
than a year ago.
Supply of corn fed cattl wa light, but
thra waa lomi pretty fair atuff which
old atmily tn aom higher than yester
day. Th market for butchers atock con
tinued alow and rather draggy, but price
were en tha whole ateady, eome valuta
Incited a little lower and om a little
higher.
Feeder wer approximately ateady to
day, although anme trader were having
trouble lit moving their stuff. There wa
nm . very good welter n beef on hand
which anld for the month'i top price of
118.(0, but a a whole th market wa
Very nearly ateady.
cowa.
Pr. No.
(5 (0 88,
CALVES.
t 0 4.
00 It .
1100 1.
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1(1 10 25 ,12 (00
we6tkrn Battle.
WYOMING.
S 2( 24 cowl. 183
7 (0 IS clva. , (70
10 75 Koowi.1001
00
SOUTH DAKOTA.
7(8 7 00 8 cowa.
101 ( 50
v NEBRASKA.
48 cowl. 788 1 00 14 Mrs. 1207
(clva.. 301 11 00 51 fdrs. 1026
li'lv.. 178 14 25 15 civ... 43S
It Mrs. 7S8 8 7k '
Quotation on cattle cnoice to
heaves. !l(.00fcl(.(0: good to
beeves, 112.60 14.60; fair to good beeves,
lll.60Aia.S0: common to fair beeves.
! 10.00011. 00; choir to prim yearlings.
16.00ffll.60; good to cholc yearlings,
18.00014.00; fair to good yearlings. $12.00
S 13.00; common to fair 'yearlings, (9.60
11.(0; cholc to prim heifer, (10.00
11.75; good to choice heifer. (S. 6010.00;
choice to prim cows, (9.25010.(0; good
to cholc cows. I7.7SJJjI.00; fair to good
flows, (S. 2507.60; common to fair cowa,
f6.OO0(.25 cholc to prime feeder, til. 00
O13.00; good to cholc feeder, ((.60
10.60; medium te good feeders, 18.000
.(0: common te fair feeders, (6.757.76j
good te cholc atockers, (1.60010.(0; fair
to good atockers. 38. 0009.(0; common to
fair stockere, 110007.(0; atock heifer.
18.0007. (0; stock cow, I5.26fc7tj atocit
alvea,' ((.60010.60; vaal calves, (0 000
la.u"- hti. i-s . f . 2 .!.": chnir
to prim frasa beeves, (11.00014.00; good
to cholc gras beeves, (U.00012.60; fair
to good grasa beevea, (1.00010.60; com
mon to fair grass beeves. $7.(000.(0;
Mexican beeves, 18.(001.00.
Hogs Receipt were liberal again today,
estimate calling tor 10,600 head. Quality
waa very good, th market wss active on
anything showing quality, but heavy pack
er! lacking quality were vary hand to
move. Th market on th whole wai II
lower than yesterday's early market and
IO076O lower than tha close. Th long
string was 111.40011.10. with a bulk rf
(12.35012.76 and top of (12.16. Heavy
Sacttera war aold on down to 111.00, with
Ida running vn under.
IK I 00
12 00
13" 40
8 60
prim
cholc
grain Market
Omaha. Nov. 1. Kit.
Grain arrival! today wer (3 car of
wheat, (4 oar of corn, 10 ear ef oat!.
car or ry ana 7 oar or Daney.
Whtat ranged from unchanged to le up,
aom of th early aalea coins at tha ei-
trem advance. Corn waa unchanged to
1 certe higher. Oata were HOle up, and
rye and barley were unchanged. Then
will be no market tomorrow. Thanksgiving
aay.
Whtat No. 1 hard: 1 ear, II.lt. No.
1 hard: 1 car, (1.16 (smutty): 1 car,
12.11; 1 car. 12.51: 1 ear. 11.44 (smutty)
No. t hard: cars. (1.46; 1 car, 11.44
(yollow)j l car, 12.41 1 car, 12.41 (smut
ty). No. 4 hard: 1 care. 13.40: 1 car,
(2.31; 4 cars, 11.11; 1 car, (3.31 (smut
ty); a cars, II. Id; l car, (2.36 (yellow);
1 car, (l.tl (yellow); 1 car, (1.31 (vary
smutty), no a nara? l car, (J. is; I car,
2.34. No, I spring: 1 ear, (2.(1 (north
em): 1 car. 11.12. No. 8 serins: 1 car.
(3.7S (northern); 1 car, (3.(0 (northern).
Sample spring: 1 car, (1.40 (northern).
N.i. s mixed: 1 ear, 11.11 (durum); 1 ear,
(2.01 (durum). No. 4 mixed: 3 car
(2.67; 7 car. (2.0 (spring and hard); 1
car. ez.i's (durum).
Corn No. 3 white: 1 ear. (1.60. No,
4 white: 2 cere. 11.30 (new). No. I
white: 3 car. (1.31 (new); 1 car. (1.37
(new) No, 1 yellow: 3 cara, 1164. No.
3 yellow: 1 car, (1.(4: 1 car, 11.41 (old
aand new). No. 4 yellow: I car, (1.31
(new). Ne. I yellow: 1 car. . 11.33
(new).; 3 cara, 11.81 (new); I can, $1.30
(new); i car, (1.21 (new), no. I yellow:
1 car. (1.18 (new). No. t mixed: 1 car.
11.40. No. 4 mixed: 3 cara, 11.33 (ship-
pern' weights) ; i car, 11.31. No. ( mixed:
x cara, si.av.
Oats No. t white: 1 car. 74o (ship
bers weights): 2 cars. 7JH4C. no,
white: 4 cars. 73c. Noi 4 white:
73 4 c
Rye No. I
cars. (1.(7.
Barley No 4: 1 car. (1.28. No. 1
feed: 1 car, 11.37. Rejected: 1 car,
l.iu; cara, si.jb.
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
1
' 4 cars,
1 car, 11.31. No. 1: J 3-5
Week, Tear
Receipt.
Today. ' ago. ago.
Whent (3. . 70 26
Corn (4 31 34
Oats .., 10 10 28
Rye 3 11
Barley 7 1
Shipments . I
AVheat (4 61 42
Corn 48 3( 25
Oata 10 21 21
Rye 1 .-. 15
Barley .,. .. ... 1
. RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 16 171 (0
Kansas City Ill . 14 . 61
St. Louis (1 . 61 41
Omaha Grain Inspection.
Wheat Hard: No. I. 7; No. t, I; Ne. 4,
.13; No. (, 15; aample, 1. Mixed: No. 1,
2: No. 1, 4: No. 4, 1. Spring: No. 1, 2;
No. 6, 4; semple, 1. Durum: No. 1, 1; No,
6. 2. Total, 85. i
Corn Yellow: No. I, 1; No. 3, ; No.' 4,
12; No. I, 20; No, . 1. White: No. 1, 1;
No. 4, 6; No. I. 6. Mixed: No. 1, 1; No. I,
3; No. 4, 1; No. 6, , Total. 14
Oata-.Whlte: No 8, 10; No 4, 1 Total, 11
Rye No. I, I; aample, 1. Total, 4.
Barley No. 1, 1; No. 1 fed,( 1. Total, 1
PRIMART RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Tear Age
TnflHV
No. Av,
15. .373
46. .875
46. .310
18. .180
17.. 171
It.. 103
Sheep A
Rh. Pr.
70 111 7S
140 11 16
140 13 41
... 11 0
... 11 70
... IS 85
limited
No. Av.
45. .301
44. .841
82. .100
CI. .314
49. .118
Sh. Pr.
70 12 00
40 13 40
11 60
13 (I
II 71
70
70
Av. Pr.
. 71 111 10
"to
4 M
run et sheep and
lambs arrived for today's trade, about
(.400 head ahowlng Up. ' Molt of the offer
Ings were ahortfed lambs. A brisk in
quiry featured the demand for killing
grades; fat lamba aold readily at figures
a -quarter higher than yesterday. Fat
aheep ruled ateady to atrong. Beat lamb
her reachd $14.86, with milk of th
good gradea moving around (14.6014.7(.
Heavy lamba are quotable around 114.25.
Pretty good ewe brought ((.00, Indicating
a limit of about 48.26 for something
choice. V, , . .
Nothing Pew occurred In feeder trade:
prices ruled steady, with (13.00013.(0
taking th bulk of the delrabl feeders.
FAT LAMBS.
No.1 ' Av. Pr. No.
11 fed.'.. II 114 40 M fed.
FAT HiW&S. i .
4 fed., ',1(1 8 00 .
. . FEEDER EWES.
Ill Neb. . 14 U a0 65 Neb.. 14 II 30
Quotation on sheep: Umhi, good, to
ehotcet $14.60014.86; lambs, fair to gooa.
114.0(1014.60; fleshy .feeder, l3.260
13.(0; good to cholc feeder. 111.00
11.60: fair to Bood feeders. (13.60013. 00;
cull Iambs, (9.00011.00: yearllnga. (10.25
O11.60: wethers. $9.50010.26; ewea. good
to choice. $7.758.36; ewes, fair to good.
$7.2507.75; good feeding we. $6,000
$.75; ewe cuIIh and canners.. $3.0006.00.
Chicago live Stock.
Chicago, Nov. 3$, Cattle Receipts, 15,
$00 head; market, atrong; beef steers, me
dium and heavyweight, choice and prime,
(11.(0030.40; medium and good, (11.260
K.50; common. $(.00011.25; lightweight,
good and choice, $14.26011.76; common
and tMdium. $7.75014.15; butcher cattle,
hefers, $0.65016.00; cowl, fl.6O011.6O:
eannera and cutters, (6.5006.60; veal
calves, $10.00Wi7.00: feeder steers, (7.16
011.00; etocheiTstcers, ((.00011.00; west
ern ran?" it.- 87.60015.13; cow and
heifer. $1.(0011.71.
Hogs Heteipts, (5.000 head; market,
unsettled; most ef 2e to 40o early los
regained; bulk of sale, $13.00013.30;. top,
$19 15; heavy, (12.90013.30; medium,
113.00011.36; light. .11.75013.26; light
light. $13.40012.85: heavy packing low,
.mooth. $11.2601$.7(: Packing sow.,
rough. $11.75013.26; Pli.is;001,;5:.
Sheen and Lambs Receipt, 11,000
market, lirm; lamos, n.wo;.,
and common. (9.00012.75! wa.
. , i . . .1 .k.tnt tTAnsnRSR
culls and common, $3.0001.71; breeding,
$(.60011.25.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Fruit.
New Tork, Nov. 1$. Evaporated Apple
Firm but quiet. ' :
Prune Quiet.
Apricot! and Peach Scarce.
Retain Active.
head;
culls
AUTOMOBILE.
Tires and Supplies;
USED TIRES DIRT CHEAP.
10x3. 14.00: 30x3, (6.00.
All sir. In proportion. Look over
our rebullta. Open Sundaye. Tyler JIM.
in N. Ibtn St. ' iveygron hi. c.k'
"licw RiPdiTKS 6.000 MILES.
10x3 risk.. $11.5, I 86x4. ...... .12. JI
10x1 ... 8.85 I 14x4 20 (5
WHILE THET LAST. 1721 Cuming.
pairjnnd Painting.
' RAIDIATOR CORES INSTALLED.
Manufactured In Omaha, 14-hour aerv
loe for auto, truck and traotor. Expert
radiator and fender repairing: body
denta removed; new fend era made.
OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO
ilii Cumlna: St. Tyler 917.
Mornrrvclea and BicvcleS.
&ARLEY - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
Bargain In Used macbinea Victor H.
. Rooa, th motorcycle man. 17th and
Leavenworth Sta
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
WHEAT erenlnga (3.(0 pr hundted.
- delivered. (01 North Kth St A- W.
Wagner. Dongla 1143.
fcxTRA FINEi pur brd Narraganstt
. bred; toma. $13; hen. $10. Fred C.
Eaokhoff. Down. Kan.
PERSONAL.
THE SALVATION Army Induatrlal bom
Solicit your oM clothing, furoltur.
. magaalnek W. collect W. dl.trlbute.
Phone Doug. 413S and our wagon will
call. Call and lnapect our new home.
1110-1113-111 Dodire Street.
MONEY TO LOAN.
" DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS
Lowest ratee. Private loan boothe, .Harry
Malahock. 1(14 Dodge. P. ( B-l(4.
FARMS and city loans.
. S. H. LOUOEE. INC
'" 121 Keellne Bldg.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
JOST Plain black eealeVin M,wa71B
th Flatlron caf and Thompon-Bl-
den's or ihoiniMieii-ellii s "'' ln
Strand. Reward. Call Webater 2564 or
Douglas 1050. im
, LEGANOTICE
" "STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING.
Notloa is hereby given that a pclal
pZXSS .? th"-'ld.r. .f the South
Platte Land Company will be held at th.
office of aald land company. Room 701,
First National Bank Building.
Vehfarta. en th 14th day
llfl at 11:00 o'clock a. m.. for th pur
Loae of oonslderlng and acting upon . the
Setter ef extending er renewing article
.f Incorporation of said company.
: President.
- v W. W. TURNER,
Secretary.
'Lincoln. Nebraska. November 14. 1111.
K I te D. M tolulv. Mere. Sun.
Today
RecelDt -,
Wheat ...1,313,000
Corn 134,000
Oata 666,000
,inlpmnt i
Wheat 1,(19,000
Corn 184,000
Oata 101,000
1,447,00$
681.00$
1,606. 0C0
1,131.000
r 4(0.000
171,000
Chicago Grain and Provision!,
' Chicago, Nov. H Evening up of trades
o aa to avoid open .risks on Thanksgiving
day, occupied most of th attention of
dealer (n corn today and tended to bring
about many changea wnhln narrow limit,
The clos was firm, He to lHo nat higher,
with December, $1.38 $1.14 and May,
(1.29H to $1.29. Oata finished He off to
26o up and provisions at an advance of
I c to 50c.
. Special care to provide against surprise
development during th holiday were,
taken In th corn pit owing to the critical
state of the coal situation and to the
complexity of th ways in which th grain
business might be affected. Aa a direct
bearish or bullish Influence today, how
ever, th atnk outlook served only to
promote caution. Meanwhile ear soarclty
reports offset advices that Iowa farmer
wer disposed to ship freely. Word of a
sharp decline In Argentine vessel rates
was doubted, and. therefore failed to
count much a a depressing fore. The
readtneas with which offering wer ab
sorbed constituted the chief encourage
ment to bulla.
In oata the outstanding feature wa
persistent buying of December and idling
of May on the part of houses with sea
board connections.
Provision wer governed almost wholly
by a letback and subsequent rally In hog
values. t
FINANCIAL
Art.
Corn
Dec.
May
July
Oata
Dec.
May
Pork.
Jin.
May
Lard,
Jan
May
Rib.
Jen,
May
Open. I High. ' Low. I Close. Sat.
1.I3U 1.34M 1.32 1.33H !.((
1.18 1.3 1.3SU 1.31 1.28
1.18 1.29 -4 1.37H 111 1-17
.78. .74 , .73 .78
.76 .77 .7(,H .76 ,7(
34.30 34.71 14.80 34.(0 34.00
11.00 31.10 33.00 32.41 38.10
28.(0 23.71 33.41 23.72 23.(5
21.95 23.10 33.90 23.20 22.(5
11.70 18.(0 18.70 18.77 18.71
18.16 19.85 , 18.25 18.36 13.28
December,
Minneapolis Grain. -
Minneapolis, Minn., Nov, 26. Flour Un
chHtiKed. . !
Barley 11.2101.41.
Rye No. 2, i. 46 01.41.
- Ttran I39.ii".
Corn 11.4(01.(0. '
Oata 70 H 072 '40.
Flax $4.(606.10. . .
- Kansas City Grain.
Kansa City, Mo., Nov. !(. Close
Corn, December, . $1.19; May, 11.19;
July, $1.18. .; 1
i St. Lout I' rain.
St. Loul. Nov. !(. Corn--
(1.14; May, (l.tl.
Oata December, 74 c; May, Tie.
New Tork Metal
New Tork, Nov. (. Copper Eaaler;
electrolytic spot and nearby, 11 011;
first quarter, 11 19.
Iron, Antimony, Lead and Zlno Un
changed. '
At London Spot: Copper, III 111 (d:
electrolytic, 1109: tin, 296 Is, 14; lead,
(II 7s 6d; line. (48, ,
Dry Good.
New Tork, Nov. 26. Cotton good were
firmer today and buying ateady. Tarn
were firm. It waa reported the accumula
tion of silk In thla market in warehouse
Is valued at 1176,001,000. Silk wer In
active demand and burlap quiet. Buyer
of men' wear and dress good took on
mor good for th fall season.
' New Tork Bond.
O. N. lt 4 $1
I. C. ref. 4s... 7(
I. M. M. (s... 14
K. C. S. ref. 6 7(
L. N, un. 4 (1
M.K.AT.lt 4.. (1
)M. P. gen. 4.. 16
Pen. Pow. ei... si
T. T. C. dab. I 12
N. P. 4 16
N P. Is... i.... (( ,
TJ. S. 2s, reg.,100
U. S. 2s. eou. .100
U.S.cv. Is, reg ((
U.S.cv. Is, cou (8
U. S. 4s, reg,.10(
t7. S. 4s. cou. . .106
A. T. T. cv. ( (9
Anglo-French ( 96
ArmourCo.4Hs 83
Atch. gen. 4.. 77
n A O. ve. (U 1V4
B Steel ref. 6 87t4lO. S. L. ref. 4.. 31
Cen. Lesth, 6. 97 I P. T. T. (s.. 87
Can. Pae. 1st.. 74lPenn. con. 4a 91
C. O. ev. (.. (3lReading gen. 4a (0
C.B.AQ. Joint 4a 94 St.L.AS.F.adj. (a (6
C M A P.cv.4Vi 71
C.R.I.ftP.ref.4s. (5
C. A 8, ref. (HI 77
Chill Cop. ev. 7sl0(
fi V Ka. . . . ((
S. Ry (
Tex. Co. ev. Is. 103
T. P. lit Sf
City of Pari I 4IU. P. 4 (4
D.AR.a.ref.5a.. 62U. S. Rub. 6.. (J
D.of Can.(a,191l 4IU. 8. Steel 6a.. (
Erie gen. 4... 4t Wabaih 1st.... 19
Oen. Eleotrlo ( 14 I
Kaaaai City Un Stock.
Kansaa City. Mo.. Nov. 26. Cattle Re
ceipts, 10,000 head; market, 'rong, cnlves,
60 cents lower; heavy beef ste-ri, choice
and prime. !17.OO013.6(; medium and
good, 112.90017.00; cumm in, $10 It
11.85; light light, good and cholc, 112.40
013.10; common and medium, (8.S60(. 4;
ho I fern (6.60014.00; ciw 16.4008.16:
cannar and cutter. .16.1(00.40; vral
lalves, (11.75016.(0; feeder steers, IS.CO0
11.15; atocker steers, (.sono-: (o
Hog Receipt. 41.3')0 head; Jowet;
bulk, (11.00019 6.0; heavies, (13 01013(0;
medium. I1S.1501...6O; light. $12 000
l 0; light light, ia.7Sy 13. 7ii :ln
r.wa, 111.26012 7i; plgr. tll.IO0K.OJ).
Mi"ep iPd Lami' K-'"lpt l.ooe bead;
mostly ateady; le-nhi.-til loeuio cull
ami ciimmon. lS75)lU" -rliiiir Weth
Hra. ;iO.OO01l.76; wi, $( 00y.(-i: tull
and comm-m, tl (0aJiS.7 ; br-dmv? wis,
47.5O011.5O; feed-r lamb. CO fOtf'.l K.
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, la., Nov. 2t. Cattle Re
ceipt, 1.(00 read; --market steady: beef
steers, fed, 114.00 015.00; warmed up.
17.60014.00; fat cows and heifers, (8.(00
11.00; beef, ((.(008.60; eannera, (1.000
(.10; veal calvea. (7.00016.00; stockers
and feeder. (1.60011.00; feeding cowa and
helfera. $5.00 0 $.25.
Hog Receipts. (.600 hesd; market (00
75c lower; light. (12.76013.00; mixed.
(11.(0012.75; heavy. (12.00011.50; bulk
of sales, (13.26012.65.
Sheep and Lamba Receipt. 1.000 head;
market ateady.
Am. Sugar Rfg.
Am. Hum. Tob.
Am. Z . L. A S..
Anaconda Cop.
At,, G. AW. 8. S.
C. ft N. W.
C, R. I. P. .
Chlno Copper
Colo. I. ft F. ..
Corh Produat
rruclbl Steel
69 69
17 17
29 29
.... 113
195 190
33 33
(1 51 61
17 26 10
69 64 68
15 15 16
71 U 70 21 U,
30
100
"1 83
86 38
103 108
43 42
28 28
61 61
20
77fc
10
7B
Stud. Cor.....
Texa Co .... .
Tobacco Prod.
Union Paclfle.
17. C. Stores..
IT. S. Ind. Alob
U. 8. Stel....
U. S. Steel pfd
Utah CopDer..
West. Electric... 2,200
Willy-Overland .. 1.(00
R. D. N. T...
National Lead.,
Ohio Cities
.16,700
. too
. (.200
62 100 101
83 S3 ' 83
(0 49 (0
Mew Tork Money.
Vew Ynel.. Nov "'' (V'f-ve Pin 7s.
l(e; nominal. Future ateady; Decem
ber, 14.66c; March, 15.16c.
Liberty Bond Price.
New York. Nov. 26. Price of Liberty
bonds at 11:80 a. m. today were: 3,
100.01; first 4s, 14.20; second 4s. 91.74;
first 4s, 94.30; second 4s, 92.02; third
4He. 94.111 fovlrth 4l. 92.04: Victory
lts. 99.12' vio.nrv 4 at e!11
Price -of Liberty bond at 1:11 p. m.
today were: 3a, 100; first 4s, 94.10;
second 4s. 11.40: first 4s, 94.10; second
4s. 91.99; third 4, 14.10; fourth 4,
91J0; Victory 1, 11.01; Victory 4.
99.11). i
. ADDITIONAL MARKET NEWS ON
PAGE TWELVE.
ELECTRIC
IT RLCASCff
Tl PAYMENTS
1
monthly buys etfrfaM any ttotk or
bond, hmhastr stcunt tJltlv&inds.
044 loh tursHciatty. Writ! fbrttlttttd
Hit and full particulars FREE
CHARLES C.VAN RIPER
Member Ceesendattd (lock (icKeeo
SO BROAD ST, r vw
( ten ii ;r
tew tl.
in xErSr h
Month
Buying
at the
Bottom
Now is the time, with
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.
Write Dept. OB-13 for
sample copy of the Current
Market Review and copy of
The Ten Payment Plan.
E. M. Fuller & Co.
' Members of
Consolidated Stock Excb. of N. Y.
50 Bread St., New York
New Tork, Nov, II. Th Impending
holiday, with Its Induatrlal uncertainty and
th dlacouraa-inf ton of cables and. other
advloea bearing upon tb foreign financial
altuatlon. oomblned torsive today'e, atock
market a teneraL thoUfh relatively mod
erate, aetbaok.
. Other development alio played their
aeveral part la th reaction, th Mexican
altuatlon and report of unaatlataotory
wheat condition in th middle west find
In reflection In the heaviness of leadln
oils and railway -aharea
Th short were not alow to avail them
selves of these conditions, their activities
being rendered the mere successful be
cause ef the eharp rebound mad In th
early daya ef the week by many specu
lative aourcea
Money and foreign sachang war not
materially altered, oall loan ruling at 7
per cent most of the day, while remit
tance to London and continental Eu
rope moved within contracted limit! on
lighter offerings.
Conditions In the steal and Iron trade
attracted wider 'attention because of the
statement of authorities that flniahed
product promise to become very scarce
n conseauence ef the greatly reduced
output.
' Steel and affiliated shares wer heavy
when not weak and copper wer sub
jected to constant pressure aa a reault
of rumora affecting their dividend statu
ana anotner cut in in pric oc ne re
fined metal.
General Motor. Pierce Arrow, Crucible.
Mexican and Pan-American Petroleum,
Tcxaa Company, United Fruit. Endlcott,
American Tobacco and Worthing Pump
presented th chief element of weaknea
at extreme reaction on I to almost 15
print. '
Sale amounted to 1,200,000 hare.
Trading in bond was again vary xtn
Ive, heaviness of Liberty Issues, local
tractlona and . convertible ralla being th
chief feature. Total aalea, par value, 127.
260.000. Old United Statea bonda were
unchanged on call. -
Sale. High. Low. Close.
Am. Beet Sugar.. 1.600 96 99 93
Am. Can 4,500 55 (3 ((
Am. Car dt F. .... 2.700 136 134 1S6
Am. H. A L., pfd. 1.(00 124 122 128
Am. LACOmotIV.. 6.500 5H 93V 14
Am. S. A Rfg..... 14. 000 (4 ' 62 63
8.300 187 136 191
3,900 ( (1 91
1.600 18 17 17
9,000 10 69 59
1.(00 174 180 170
Baldwin Loco. ...77.(00 111 10( 109
B. A 0 1.(00 17 10 -
Atchison 1.700 (( . (7 (7
Beth. Steal "B". .11,700 96 9( 14
Butte A Sun. Cod. 1.100 21 H 21 21 U
Cal. .Petroleum .. 1,600 47 46 .41
Canadian Pac ... 100 146 145 145
Cen. Leather .... 4.100 17 95 91
C.A O... 1.400 67 66 ((
C, M. A St. P..,. 1,100 41 11' 81
. 1,000 90 89 90
. 1,100 17 26 26
. 1,900 11 15 31
200 42 42 41
. 1,100 (I 81 (1
.12.100 114 206 110
Cuba Cane Sugar. 1,200 48 4 41
DIs. See. Corp.... 1.900 76 73 74
Erie 1.100 14 14 14
Gen. Electrlo .... 1.100 169 169 168
Gen. Motors 16,900 161 850 356
Ot. Nor., pfd 11,000 82 82 82 .
Ot. Nor. Ore. ctfs. 400 40 . 39 39
Illlnola Central ... 400 01 90 10
nspir. copper .., 2,(00 (2 51 61
Int. M. M pfd.. 4.100 105 104 104
Inter. Nickel .... 1.400 15 14 14
inter. aper....r.. i.iou 71
K. C Southern., 800 17
Kennecott Cop..,, 1,700 29
LAN
Mexican Pet ,.11,800 201
Miami Cormar.... 700 23
Mldvale Steel...., 1,900
Missouri Paclfle.. 4,(00
Montana Power, i. 1.100
Nevada Copper. . . 400
n. r. central .... z.zno
New Haven 10,200 31 29
ivorroiK A west... sou juo' ion
Northern Faolflo.. 1,700 (4
Paelfta Mall 100 ((
Pan-Am. Pet 13.600 107
Pennsylvania 2,700 42
Pitts. A W. Ve... 2,000 99
Plttaburgh Coal.. 700 (!
Ray Con. Cop.... 1,600 10
Rendinc 6.600 7746
Rep. I. A S 19,500 108 105 106
Sinclair O A R... 43. 300 49 47 48
Southern Pacific. 3,900 97 93 93
Southern Ry 3,500 14 23 23
.,17,700 1ZOU 11
.. 6,000 900 190 111
.. 2,000 95 83 83
.. 8.900 127 125 121
..31.700 94 91 92
.. 5,700 106 103 108
,.13,800 104 108 104
.. 400 114 113 113
1,300 lb hi 71,' 74
54 63 53
91 80 21
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THANKSGIVING
GREETINGS
COMMERCIAL
REFERENCE CO.
Employment Service..
1516 City National Bank Bldf.
. Telephone) Douglai 5236
Working For You
With a Standard In View
OUR SINCERE THANKS TODAY FOR
YOUR VALUED PATRONAGE
. MEEKS AUTO CO.
2026 Farnam. Douglas 6489.
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
-from
PORTER-WENDELL REAL
ESTATE COMPANY
680 Brandoii Theater Bldg.
Douglas 3064.
GREETINGS FROM
CARL JARL
LAWN MOWER AND SKATE
SHARPENING
1703 Learenworth. Doug. 4377.
Spend An Hour at the f
State Billiard Parlor
On Turkey Day
and lie a lot ef old familiar face
17 tli end Harney Basement
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
from the
Iowa-Nebraska Invest
ment Company
644 Bee Big. 4
' Many Greeting to our Friend
and Patron
Henry M. Johannszen
Class and Paint C.
Clating Agent
, Mound City Horseshoe Palnta
and Varnish
114 So. 14th St. Douglaa 349
The Holmes
Billiard Parlor
extends
The Season's
Greetings
to its many friends and
patrons.
Spend an hour at , the
beat equipped hall Sn the
city oa TURKEY DAY.
i 16th and Farnam.
We Extend the Season's
Greetings to
Our Friends and Customers
Omaha School
Supply Company
i
1108-10-12 Nicholas Street.
Phone Douglas 1912.
SEASON'S
GREETINGS
To All
i
Our Many Friends
and Customers
ROGERS
Confectionery
24th and Farnam Sts.
Phone Douglas 127.
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
To Our Many Friends
and Patrons
IT'S THANKSGIVING
EVERY DAY.
tb the man who owns his
own home. The first of
" the month never bothers .
him. Act at once and be
come a home owner. ,
Don't stop to consider
about money. xCome and
hear our plan about prices
and convenient payments.
THE0. E. PETERSON COMPANY
457-8 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Douglas 7024.
We extend
The Season's Greetings
to our many '
friends and
patrons, and
we assure you that it is our intention to maintain our
present service and add to it whenever possible.
Ideal Button & Pleating Co.
308 Brown Block. Douglas 1936.
Our Best Wishes
to Everyone
Guy L. Smith
" "Service First" ,
Hudson
Super-Six
Essex
2563-65-67 Farnam St.
WE -having more to be
thankful for than
ever before extend to our
friends and patrons our
most hearty greetings.
M'KENNEY
DENTISTS
1324 Farnam St.
Cor.. 14th and Farnam.
IMPERIAL
Expert Dry Cleaners
Garment and
Fancy Dyers
With their Friend and Patron
a Merry Holiday Season
W eperate our own plant and five
you Quality and Servico. .
Phon Tyler 1023. 1717 Vlntoa Street
Auto Service
' We Extend
The Season's Greetings ,
To all our Many Friends, and May This be the
Happiest Thanksgiving Day You
Have Ever Known
HUGH MURPHY CONSTRUCTION CO.
,
' - Contractors of Public Works
204 Karbach Block. V Douglas 834
Greetlnc to all our Patron, Cttlton
ars and Frind i
Sherman Avenue ,
Meat Market
Arm and Peterson .
Phon Webster 73
I THE SEASON'S
GREETINGS FROM
WROTH'S
LUNCH
"The Handy Business
Man's Lunch''
311 South 17th St.
TURKEY DAY
GREETINGS
from
Megeath Stationery
Company
1421 Farnam St.
Doug. 234
THANKSGIVING GREETINGS
TO OUR MANY
CUSTOMERS
Douglas Printing Co.
18th and Dodge ' Dougla 644
To Sell , Your Omaha Real Estate
llat with
J. j. Mulvihill
200 Brando! Then Bldg. '
Dougla 96
The Season' Greeting! to our
Many Friend and Patron
Armstrong's Pharmacy
2201 Military Ave. Wal. S08
We wish te extend te our Friendi end
Customer th j Holiday Greeting '
Monmouth Park
Pharmacy
1201 Military Av. Walnut SOS
Dr. Frank F. Burhorn
Chiropractor,
Extends hie many patlente and
friends the Season's Greeting a
Office Fourth Floor Securitlee Bldg.
Phone Douglaa S347
Itetidence Phon Webster 1710
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
from
The Employers' Refer
ence Company,
224 Bee Bldg.
WE EXTEND THE SEASON'S
GREETINGS TO OUR FRIENDS
BIRKETT & CO.
REALTORS
250-2 Bee Bldg. Doug. 633.
Compliment of the aon to our
Patron and Friend
Matthew'i Book Store
1620 Harney St. ;
Phon Dougla 3144
Greetings! Greetings!
The Dixie Flyer
W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR CO.
2S20 Farnam
Compliment of the Seaaon to our
Customers and Friend!
THE EMPIRE CLEANERS
AND DYERS
Exceptional Work
1726 St Maryi Av. Phone Doug. 3S89
Thanksgiving Greetings
' Winton Six
Roberts Motor Co.
2203 Farnam. Doug. 2181,
THE VAN ARNAM PLEATING
AND BUTTON CO.
Extendi
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
to Iti many friends and patron
336 Paxton Blk. , Doug. 3109
THANKSGIVING GREETINGS
To Our Many Friend
OMAHA TOWEL
SUPPLY
207 So. 11th. Douglap S28
THE, SEASON'S "GREETINGS
from
A. A. PATZM AN
"The Beit in Farm Land" 1
301 Karbach Block.
Holiday Greetings to
- Friends and Customers
Keystone Tire Shop
908 North 16th St
W wish all of our Friends and Pitren
a Joyoui Holiday
Omaha Pillow Co.
Feathers ateam renovated and hot
air dried ...
All your own feather! back when
w renovate.
1907 Cuming. Dougla 2467
Season' Greeting! to All
N. P. SWANSON
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
1625 Cuming. Doug. 1060.
Thanksgiving Greeting! to our
many friendi and patron.
E. S. EDWARDS
Rayfield Carburetor
Service Station
Webiter 1102. 2616 N. 19th.
We Wiih to Thank Our Many
Friend and Patron for Their
Patronage During the Pait Year
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
-from
Olsen & Schlenger
Undertaker and Embalmer
1407 Jackson. Doug. 7491.
Holiday Greeting! To All
Carl A. Anderson,
Specialist In Bosch Ignition System!
and Heinxe Electrlo Starter!
for Ford Cara
1407 Jackson St. Phono Doug. 241 S
We Extend Our Many 'Thank
to All Our Patron and Friend.
H. H. FARMER
Sheet Metal Worker
1710 Jackson St. Doug. 11S9.
We extend to you all tha com
pliment of the teatoa
J. A, Taggart & Sons
Undertaker and Embalmer
2212 Cuming St. Douglaa 714
To our many Friend and Patron
LOUIS AHKO CAFE
Extend Heartiest Thanksgiving
Greeting
1417 Harney D. 4591
Holiday Greeting te all our Frtoid
. and Policy Holdr.
NORTH AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE CO . .
L. E. Klingbell, Press W. W. Young,
Treaa.i D. D. Hall, Secy.
Farnam Bldg. Phon Doug. 1013.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
Our Sincere Thank Today for
Your Valued Patronage
JAS. B. GRAHAM
Harney 1185. 2353 S. 29th St.
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Many, many Thank for your
valued Business
WM. PFEIFFER AUTO AND
CARRIAGE WORKS
Auto Improvements and
Repairs of all Kind.
Tyler 701. 25th Ave. and Leavenworth
Thanksgiving
Greeting! to our
many friendi
and patrom.
207 Smith iftth St
Dougla. 6120.
To hi many Friend and Patron
P. L. DEIDRICK
Tailor
Extend Heartiest Thanksgiving
Greeting
. HOTEL HARLEY BLDG.,
216 S. 20th St. Doug. 2422
J.H.DUM0NT&C0.
Realtors
Wish to Extend to Their Friend
the Greeting of the 1
Holiday
Real Estate Rental
1 Inreitmenti
414 Keeline Bldg. '
Phone Dougla 690
Greetings! Greetings!
Our Thanksgiving Dinner
Can't Be Beat."
Boston Restaurant
1510 Dodge. Red 4934.'
Thanksgiving Greetings '
To Our Many Friend
and Customer.
BUSY BEE CAFE
Thankif iving Dinner
Our Specialty.
218 South 14th.
Th seaaon'a greeting 1 th wish ef
Henry Haman Market
to it many Patron and Friendi
1704 Clark. Webster 2871
Thanksgiving Greetings
DR. SECOR
First National Bank Building
Phone Tyler 2138
THANKSGIVING GREETINGS
To Our Many Friend '
Delmar Barber Shop
217 S. 24th St. D. 7045
LOUIS HENDERSON
THE FLORIST
Extend
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
To His Many Friends and Patron
16th and Farnam Douglaa 12S8
To Our Many Friend ,
and Customer
"The Teddy Bear Express"
Extend a Joyou Thanksgiving,
Merry Xma and Happy .
New Year.
1322 Dodge. Douglaa 8682.
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