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a, r THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1920. 13 3 7 ( FINANCIAL. Real' Estate Loans. CITT A NT FARM LOANS. HUMONT CO.. l$-416KeellneBldf. OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. FAEMsT O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO.. lMJJJnNat BkBldsDougtTlS. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS. ' ti Private loan booths. Harry Malashoce, 1614Dodg. D. 6619. Es, 1894. ' PRIVATE MONETl T " ll to 1 1(1.000 made promptly. r. D. WEAP. Wead BIdt.. fa s. 18th St. "Private BHOPEN A COMPANYJDout. 4228. PROMPT nrvlee. reasonable ratea, private money. Oarvin Bros.. 246 Omaha Nat. Stocki and Bonds. T MONEY IS TIGHT BUT will still buy some good farmers' notes at a sub stantial discount. I will also buy certificates of deposit. EDWIN L. COYLE, 105 S. LA SALLE ST, CHICAGO. REAL ESTATE WANTED. U'E can sell that home for you quickly. For results rail OSBORNE REALTY! CO. v Tyler 496. 1 TOO WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE T Want quick action T Just try us. Call Tyler 411. ' OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 460 Be BIdt. E. G. SOLOMON 5 III Karbach Blk Doug. Hit. To buy or sell Omaha , Real Estste see FOWLER & M'DONALD, Hit City Nat' I Bank Bids. Door Hit, W. G. SHRIVER 1047-$ Omaha Wat. Bank Bids. P. H8. HAVE inquiries for home; do you want to aell your prcpcrty? List It with C A. Grlmtnel. Omaha NatH Bank Bldg. HAVE buyers with $500 Cash down. List with us. R. F. Clary Co., 2404-6 Ames Ave., North Omaha Realtors. Colfax 175. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. AN opportunity to buy the furniture and leaae tho building of a large well estab lished apartment house on a very fav orable basis. SEE MR. ALFRED C. KENNEDY, PETERS TRUST CO. 1704 Farnam Street. Tyler B44. M00RCR0FT . OIL LAND FOR SALE. - 967 acres deeded land, best ranch buildings In radius of 100 miles; price cheap. P. H. Eyler, Clarion, la. f ORCKD TO SACRIFICE -Two swell Sresaed brick flat buildings, facing on streets, walking distance, , west. In. Come over (5.000 per year. Need the money and right party can make their own terms. Box Y-1228. Omaha Bue. SVALSH-ELMER CO.. Realtors, Res'. Estate, Investment, Insuranoe. Rent als. Tyler 1636. 881 Securities Bldg. REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. Acreage. ; 24 Acres Improved Farm Close to Omaha Located About 1H miles -from Q strast paved road; hat a good nearly new 6 roi.m house, good little barn and corn crib, granary, large new chicken housa, brooder house and other buildings; i acres pasture. 6 acres best native nay. 2 acres alfalfa. V, acre asparagus and small fruit. The balance in a hl'h state of gardening cultivation. ' Price 114,500. on good terms. , Dandy 10 Acres Just north of Krug park ond 52d St.; Itesshtgh and sightly and In a neighbor hood well boll-, up with good hom-!s. This Is one of the nicest close-in acre ages on the mnrket and can be bought at a bargain price. - Graham-Peters Realty Co., 129 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg., Omaha, Nsb. Douglas 55a. Evenings, Walnut 1103. Vacant Property. CHEAPEST LOT IN DUNDEE!! In restricted district, near 62d and Dodge, 50x135. only $1,600 for quick sale. Terms if necessary. ULOVER & SPAJNY Realtors. ,919 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 3330. FOR SALE REALTbARGAIN TTwo good residence lots, one at 36th Decatur, $500; one on Capitol Ave., near 48th, south front, somewhat above grade, 1800. A. C Wakeley, Dour. 1572 or Doug. 008. - HAVE a lot in Omaha View, lot 13. block 17, Omaha, Neb. Will eli at a sacrifice. For further particulars ad dress Mrs. Kmma Davis, 854 E. Weidler St.. Portland. Ore. Attractive Dundee Home Your Opportunity to Buy At the Right Figure Has six large rooms, fuli length living room; three corner bedrooms and bath on second floor; all recently decorated. Basement has Lion heater, floor drain, ffuit room, A-l furnace and soft water connection from cistern. ' An ideal place for the kiddies, with .two fine lots, 100-foot frontage; many fine shade trees, bearing fruit trees, shrubs, flowers, etc. In a neighborhood of increasing values. It's priced at $7,750.00. Will .. consider any reasonable , proposition. Call us today for full information, terms, etc. SCHROEDER INVESTMENT CO., 15th and Douglas 3761. REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. EAkT FRONT LOT on 60th Ave., between Farnam and Hod so In Dundee. Malta us an offer. Colfax 6!34. SOUTH Side trackage, 3. S or 1ft acres. 8oulh Side Land Co.. Doug. 1388. CORNER, lot. oa Boulevard, near Douglas Motor. i;6. Bargain. Dg. 4i"41. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. ICO ACRES Perkins county, South Da kota; land for salo cheap, or will trails for what have you? Address Box X-ll, Omaha Bee. I will trade you Iowa farm, put in some cash, for merchandise stock. Income property or mortgages. L. B. 257, Storm Lake, la. INVESTIGATE. Proven Exchange System; results guaranteed. Chan. Meth, Battwr son Blk. P. 2048. 160-A Burlington. Colo. Will take clear cottage for equity. Colfax 4182. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Dundee HIGH-CLASS - , BUNGALOW, DUNDEE, 9 ROOMS, TWO BATHS, DOUBLE GARAGE. Just completed and ready to move in; six rooms and bath first floor; three rooms and bath sec ond floor; finished throughout in ivory white, with oak floors; both baths tiled and built-in tubs; re decorated, window shades, light ing fixtures in fact, absolutely v complete; garage for two cars; vS0xl36-foot lot; paving paid. There are numerous other features that l.iake this worth your early con sideration if you are iiMhe market for a real home. Price $15,000; seme terms. - J. L. HIATT COMPANY. 900 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 63. Dundee " Home , Kellautone and frame construction, treated on a high, sightly east front lot, large living room, fireplace and bookcases, dining room and kitchen with many bullt-ln features, separate ice-box room, 4 comer bedrooms and bath 2nd floor, furnaco heat, double garage, will aell this property with one or two lets. Owner will make an attractive price and give immediate possession as he wants to move to California. GEORGE & CO., REALTORS. Ty. 3024. 803 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. DUNDEE Beautiful new Kragstone stucco home. Three fine rooms down stairs, two sleeping rooms and bath up. Nicely decorated throughout. Oak floors and fin ish. East front on good lot. Convenient to two car lines. Only $1000 cash required. Call ' Wat 5373 or Doug. 1014. Ask for Mr. Grant. S71& N. 23D ST. Five rooms, all modern, lot 60x125 feet, price 83,150; only $650 rash, balance $30 per month, 6 per cent interest. Call Ahmanson & Bllon, Tyler 5171. - . DUNDEE. Double corners. 52d and Farnam, 52d and Izard. Priced right. Alfred, Thomas, 604 First National Bank. Florence. NETHAWAY. Suburban pitp ty. Col. 1408. -r REAL ESTATES-IMPROVED. West Stucco Bungalow 1 Nearly new, five fine rooms on one floor; attic and full cemented basement. Finely finished in oak enamel and birch mahogany, clear oak floors throughout, lately dec orated. A classy -place inside and out. Well located, close to car and school. . Excellent value at ' $7,000. For appointment to inspect call ..Grant Benson, Tyler 3540 days, Walnut 1 580 evenings. KRAGSTONE STUCCO FIVE ROOMS , J1,000 CASH , East frontage, paved ' street, large, living room . dining room and kitchen .down, built-in features, ice box room, tv-o bed rooms, bath and storage room up. Call Dg. 7262, evenings. Immediate Possession Six-room thoroughly modern house in Miller park vicinity; $?.000 cash payment, balance monthly. Will give you imme diate possession. Call Mr. Stack house, Douglas 1434 or evenings, Tyler 13,13. MUST BE SOLD . DANDY BUNGALOW. VMi'a lu.f,. Anma in IiHttl. all the pretty built-in features, oak finish mrougnoui except me, Kiicnen, cpcumi plumbing, garage, east front. Price only 86,300. A sure snap. OSBORNE REALTY CO., '4Sfi Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 498. PLUMBING AND HEATING ENGINEERS The Shop That Givei You Service HENNINGSON PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Douglas 1431. 324 So. lth St. Harnty St. 538 Railway Exchattf Bldf. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West. Dandy Central West Sis largo rooms ana Eath, finished In birch, attic, full basement, large lot, specials paid. Price euly (7,850; (2,500 cash will ttsndle. OSBORNE REALTY CO 430 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 46. FOR BALK by oner leaving city, Hans com park, near Windsor tchool, eight room modern house; hot water heat; corner lot md garage. Harney 6274. WELL-BUILT 7 -room house, splendid lo cation, on list Ave., near Tatea school. Reasonable. Harney Il8. BEMIS Park District. 8-reoni house with garage, large corner lot. Call Irving 8orensen, Dg. S790. J. B, KOB1SON, real estate and Inveat- ment. 442 Bex Bldg. Douglas 07. ENSON-ft METERS CO- 414 Om. NafU North. FLORENCE BLVD. -BARGAIN Hers Is a dandy 6-room cottage lo cated near Kountze park, east front lot, at the price of 14,300 on reasonable terms. Don't fall to let ua show this to you. .7 D. V. SHOLES CO., REALTORS. . 015-17 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Doug. 46. - 1 Acre and 5-Room Bungalow Immediate possession, adjoining Min na Lusa addition. House modern and nearly new; 2 -car garage; chicken house, etc.. close to fine new homes. South front, paved street to front en trance; homes of this kind are difficult to. secure; pricev 18,000, reasonable te'me; do not let this opportunity pas without investigation. FOWLER & M'DONALD REALTORS. . H20 City Nat'l. Doug. 1120. NEAR MILLER PARK $750 CAS, STRICTLY MODERN Am buildmg the neatest iitt!'; bungalow ct colonial design whidh I will sell on easy pay ments. Fine large Jiving room, corner lot, one block to car and Fark. Phone Carse, at Douglas 412 days. Harney 3556 evenings. I HAVE a 6-room bungalow, modern, ex cept furnace, located 2 blocks east of Fort Omaha, that I can sell you for S3. 500; 2750 cash, balance easy terms. Call at once. Tyler 617L Mr. Bllon. Omaha Real Estate and Investments. . x IlOHN T. BOHAN ' 21 Paxton Blk. Phono Tyler 4880. A FEW homea and lota for sale In Park wood addition: a safe place for invest ment. Norrla St Norrla. Douglas. 4270. LlJP-TO-DATE modern house for aale, half uiucn. irum cnrJine; garage ana aouDie lot. Call Web. 4121 or Webr 1939.,- NEW oak finish home, 7 rooms, sun room. ttie natn, double garage, fireplace, etc., 813.500. Terms. Doug, 1734 days. 5-KOOIS bungalow, 6716 North 28th Ave., " irlco 13,600; only $760 cash. Call anmanson & nuon, Tyler 6171. U1NNE LUSA homes and lota offer the best opportunity to Invest your money. Phone Tyler 18T. IMMEDIATE possession; 7-room house. 3730 N. 36th Ave.; 8500 required. Doug las 2048. South. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Beautiful, 7-room, all modern home; 2 garages: on paved street. 2447 Plnk ney St. Call Webster 12 or Dg. 825.' MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE, FULL LOT, PLENTY SHADE, FINE VIEW. NEAR UNION STATION. 85,300. DOUG LAS 4841. FOR Sale 6-room modern house, except heat: lot 40x130; 1413 Missouri Ave.; part cash, terms for balance. Phono South 2703. HANSCOM PARK home for sale or ex change; also have property north, clear. Will pay difference of 81,500. Harney 6718. FOR SALE 4-roora house. 1915 South Zlst. Price 3800. Tyler 1780. Miscellaneous. MANY WISE PEOPLE are takinp advantage of the liberal terms I am offering on new homes and will be all settled for winter. If you have $500 or more you too can have this tent problem over with. The houses I .have to offer are new and all modern; well lo cated; get in touch with me NOW and own a home of your own. Call Walnut 5432 evenings , or Douglas 7412 days. Ask for Mr. Cole. I FOR SALE ' 1 1 have the following list of choice homes to offer on terms and my car Js at your service any daylight hour. 5 high class Dundee. 5 bungalow," best, Ames. 7 buligalows'. near Miller Park. Prices range from $4,850 to $11,500. Call Walnut 127 evenings for appointment. , NEW 6-room bungalow, small cash pay. ment down and 355.00 per month. Call Harney 2283 or Doug. 2428. BIRKETT & CO. ami Insures. 250 Bee Bldg. Douglaa (33. LEGAL NOTICES. PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS AND UTILITIES OGDEN ARSENAL. OGDEN, UTAH. Office of the Constructing Quartermaster, 317 Colonel Hudson Building. Ogden, Utah. Sealed proposals will be received here until 11 a. m. septemoer 4, ana tnenjpenea ior the construction of sixty WW buildings, water system, electrical layout and other utilities-, location near Oqden. Utah. Plans and specifications am runner in formation may bs had upon application to this office. GOOD HOME BARGAIN L. v:-.l--:..;1gtttt -4MsaEstessassffiSt 579 So. 28th Street--$5,500.00 This is a well-built home. Has concrete foundation, full two story. Has reception room; living room, dining room and kitcbin on first floor, all finished in oak except the kitchen. 3 good bed rooms and bath on second floor. First-class plumbing and heat ing throughout Lot is 50 feet frontage and is within walking distance of business district. House alone will cost more to build now than we are asking for house and lot. If you want a bargain you should look at this at once. -' - We also have the corner house next door south, for $6,0.00. Either one can be handled on down payment of $2,000. HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 Hamsy Stl" - x ; ' ; . : Phone Tyler 50 - ' j s - I , : i :!, Live Stock Omaha, Aug. 13. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. , 7,762 4,971 26.40s , 2.1S5 T.648 26,138 2.641 8,067 19,478 . 2,824 4.461 17,031 . 1.300 8,000 5.000 16,702 33,037 83.054 18,316 38,253 74.079 22,208 89,336 73.422 Receipts were: Official Monday .... Official Tuesday .... Official Wednesday Official Thursday.., Estimate Frtday ... Five days this week Same days last we'k Same days 2 w's a'o Same days 3 w's a'o Same days year ago 19,09 62.245 91,837 34,514 37257 163)52 Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Union stock! yards, Omaha, Neb., for 24 hours ending at 3 o'clock p. m., August 13, 1920. . RECEIPTS CARS. Cattle.Hogs.Sheep. (.. M. & St. P 1 4 Missouri Pacific ....... 2 .. ... Union Pacific 8 12 17 C. A N. W., east 17 . 8 C. N. W., west 6 22 C, St. P., M. 0 8 10 C, B. & Q., east 7 12 C, B. & Q., west 6 5 C. R. I. & P., east 7 6 C, R. I. P., west 1 Illinois Central 2 6 .. Chi. Gt. West 1 Total receipts 58 73 19 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cuttle. Hogs. SheeD. Morris & uo in Swift & Co 167 Cudahy PkV Co "176 Armour & Co 415 Schwartz & Co T W - Mnrnhv 627 9 756 1,055 1,113 803 952 .... 60 1,513 . 5.738 5,738 5,103 7,605 Lincoln Pkg. Co S. Omaha Pkg. Co... John Roth & Sons... Olassberg -. P. O'Dea Wilson & Co y.. W. B. Van Sant & Co. F. P. Lewis ,.v. J. B. Boot & Co. 8. i. J. H. Bulla F. O. Kellogg Werthelruer & Degeu.. Ellis & Co Sullivan Bros n rt,T.Df',a 18 11 22 17 11 It 37 50 1 98 2 fi , 9 11 T.h. ' Tl.rirAV . 1H3 Dennis & Krebs 1 Midwest Pkg. Co.... 6 Swift from K. C 161 Ogden Pkg. t;o.. Other buyers 174 Total 1,1 Cattie Receipts of cattle were estlmatad at 1.300 . head msking the total for the five days 13,700 head or 2,000 short of a week ago and 13,000 less than tho corre sponding time a year ago. The market viae rather dull on account at "t ar rivals and all grades of cattle sold at steady to strong prices. Top on yearlings was $16.65, on heales 816.40. BEEF STEERS. No. Av. Pr. No. Ar. Pr. 5 1096 14 00 21 1135 815 25 40 1298 15 40 YEARLINGS. ' 27. J 705 7 50 10 61.9 8 00 8 848 9 60 11 620 11 06 23. ..'.. 765 13 75 28 642 16 00 45...... 771 15 65 1 1 . 831 16 00 COWS. 25 750 6 25 12 765 6 60 24 733 8 60 BULLS. 1 830 9 00 CALVES. 7 331 5 40 4 382 6 60 3 353 9 50 11 210 11 40 4 165 11 50 1 170 13 00 Quotations on Cattle Good to choice beeves, 315.0016.25; fair to good beeves, J13.0015.00; common to fair beeves, Jll. 60ifj 13.00; good to choice yearlings, 815.0016.00; fair to good yearlings, (13.00 16.00; common to fair yearlings, $7.00 0112.00; choice to prime cows, 39.00$) 10.75; good to choice cows, $8.009.0O; fair to good cows, $6.508.00 common to fair cows, 33.756.0O; good to choice feeders, $10.60 12.00; medium to good feeders, $8.6010.60; common to fair tend ers, $6.608.60; good to choice stonkers, $9.7511.00; fair to good stockers, $8.00 9.75: common to fair stockers, $5.508.0: stock heifers, $5.507.00; stock cows, $4.606.50; stock calves. $5.6008.60; veal calves. $8.0012.00; bulls, stags, etc.. $6.00 11.00; choice to prime grass JReves, $11.7612.0O; good to choice grass beeves, $10.5011.75; fair to good grass beeyos, $9.60010.50; common to fair grass beeves, (8.269.60; Mexican beeves. $8.009.25. Hogs Receipts of hogs were estimated at 87 loads or 6,000 head. Demand was good and the market active at levels that were a big quarter hginer than yesterday. Packer bulk - was $14.0014.60, quite a few better quality hogs selling up to $15.00, shippers being liberal buyers. Top for tho day was $15.25. HOGS. No.Av. 27..332 64.. 272 49.270 Sh." Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr. .. $14 00 110 14 18 40 $16 90 69.. 302 110 14 10 14 20' 73. .259 64. .287 68. .217 74. .244 81. .252 68. .182 67. .220 14 25 14 40 14 60 14 65 14 85 15 25 6rV-237 110 14 30 14 45 14 60 14 76 15 00, 60225 72.46 C0..W9 69.. 250 120 240 110 70 Sheep and Lambs A short run of sheep and lambs arrived for today's trade and no important change occurred in prices paid for the various classes of stock, the general trade ruled around $6.00(96.35. Best feeders hero landed at $12.00, al though something light and choice would nrobablv bring $12.25. Good feeding ewes are going out at $5. 256.00. Quotations on Sheep and Lambs Fat range lambs, (11.2512.50; feeding lambs, $10.60(8)12.25: cull lambs. $7.0010.00: yearlings, $8.008.60; feeding yearlings', $7.25S8.25; wethers, $6.75(g)7.75; ewes, $5.25650; feeding ewes, $4.756.00; ewe culls and canners, $3.004.00. Slour City live Stock. 4,000 head; market steady; beef steers, good fed yearlings, $9.0016.2B; common fed, $9.50 13.00; graaa steers, ,$7.00012.00 ; ers, $S.0012.60; canners, $4.006.60; veal- ers. J6.UU(H)iz.uu; common 8.00: reeaers, 8.ui.. 11 enfflt cn- ntnrknrs. 16.00 (S) 9.00 : stock heifers, $4.607.60. Hogs Receipts, 7,000 head : market 15 to 60 cents higher; light, 15.0015.50; mixed,-$14.6016.0- rough, $13.50ffil4.25; bulk of sales, $14.0016.25. Sheep ana tiamDS jvetcipLa, iw market steady. St. Joseph Live Stock. celpts, 600 head: market generally steaoy. steers, sy.outB'io.Dv, vw. $4.2515.76; calves. $6.5013.0O. i , n i . a .An kA.4. marltat 1(1r to 20c higher; top,' $15.50; bulk, $14.25 1D.1V. ' n 1 1 1 t H l&uu uuiliwo ,nvciFi . market dull and weak; ewes, $6.257.25; Chicago Grain By CHARLES D. MICHAELS. Chicago Tribune-Omaha Beo Leased VFlre. Chicago, Aug. 13. Cash wheat advanced 3c or more with premiums lc higher at 19c over December for No. 1 grades of winter with millers and exporters buying. Exporters took 41,000 bushels here to fill out cargoes and miller bought 15,000 bushels. Offerings to arrive were light. Despite the strength in cash prices, futures were weak onNrealiz ing and short selling and finished around the bottom. Omaha re ported killing frosts in northern Ne braska Thursday night and said thousands of acres of corn will not be out of the way of frost for a month. Houses with western con nections were good buyers of corn on all weak spots, giving the mar ket strength at times, but selling was too heavy for bulges to hold and the finish on all grains was easy, with professionals more bearish. The Canadian wheat crop is esti mated at 262,000,000 bushels, against 193,000,000 bushels last year; oats 497,000,000 bushels, against 394,000, 000 bushels last year. , Cash Premiums Higher. Export buying of wheat has been 1,000, 00" bushels in two days, Italy and the Dutch being in tha market. Country of ferings were light nnd cash premiums higher. Crop news from the northwest was more bullish. Primary receipts con tinue to show heavy losses from last year. Ihe week's exports were nearly double last year. Buyers o! pravloua days were sellers today, desplti 1h advance in cssh Liemlums. Export-sales of wheat at Chi cago today were 41,000 bushels, the mills 15 000 bushels, corn for eastern shlpmont 87.000 bushels and oats 165.000 bushels. Exporters found It difficult to buy wheat here, at the seaboard or at gulf. Italy and the Dutch wero tho best buyers, the British commission being out of the mar ket. Charters wero for 100,000 bushels wheat at 4ttc to Buffalo. rrn nrinoa were So hlaher early on yel lows and lc up on mixed, with the ad varce lost, closing at tha inside. Peoria had eight cars of corn and prl were up lc. "Kansas City dropped 3c. St. Louis itportetl no buslnes! Byo Takes Jump. Oats had support on the break and wero offered fairly or. tha bulges, with the close at intermediate figures. Cash houses bought. September early, while throughout the day local operators fur nished most of the selling. Premiums wer firmer early. -but easier later. Re ceipts were 172 cars. The primaries, al though getting moro than a week ago, were short of last year. Shipping sales were fair slacd, mostly to New England. Rye touched tho highest point early, $1.87 for September, with a break of 6c later, and the close around the inside. September In Minneapolis broke 6V4c. CaPh sales were 350.000 bushels. Timothy need closed slowly. Country runs for August, $10 asked; September, $9 bid and $10 asked: October, J9 bid and tH.iO asked; cash lots. $7 to $9.50. Fit Notes. Grain Inspected today: Wheat, 164 cars; corn, 67 cars; oats, 172 cars; rye, 22 cars; barley, 10 cars. Broomhall cables Clement, Curtis and company: "The official estimate of the wheat yield in Italy this year has just been issued as follows: Wheat. 148,000,000 bushels. Imports this year will bo around 90,000,000 bushels, based on this figure. Last year the official estimate was for 169,600,000 bushels and in 1918 It was 176.000.000 bushels." Liverpool: "The export dhty on flour and offal of 24s per sack of 280 pounds equals about $3 per barrel of 196 pounds. The bread subsidy Is gradually being withdrawn, but will not mean decontrol immediately. The Italian government has decided on measures by which they will bo able to accelerate purchases of cereals. So far most of their wheat has been purchased through tho royal commission on wheat supplies. Grain Inspected from unlicensed eleva tors: No. 1 hard wheat, 13 cars and 70.000 bushels; No. 2 hard. 3 cars; No. 1 red, 10 cars and 16,000 bushels; No. 2 red, 2 cars; No. 2 northern miring, 1 car; No. 1 mixed wheat. 1 car: corn, 164 cars: oats, 67 cars; rye, 3 cars. From store: Corn, 24.900 bushels. , Russell says: "British reported out. Dutch interests aetivi early." Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased $90,000 bushels for the week, compered with an increase of 90,000 bushels last year. Oats decreased 55,000 bushels also for the week. About 500,000 bushels wheat and 250,000 bushels rye are said to have been worked for export from all positions yesterday. Rye sold at about 35c over September, track New York. CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. By TJpdlke Grain Co, Art. I Open. High. , Boug I Low. Close. Tes'yT Wheat Dec. 2.46ft 2.46 Mi 2.41 2.41K 2.44 Mar. 2.50 2.60 2.43 2.44 2.47 Kye. Sept. 1.97 1.97 1.92 1 1.92K 1.95 Dec. 1.82 1.&2H 1.77 1.77 1.81 ts Corn. Sept. 1.52 1.E2H 1.48H 1.49 1.62 Dec. 1.27 1.27 1.25 1.25 1.274 Oats. x Sept. .72 .72 .71 .72 .72 Dec. .71 .71K .70 .70 .71 Pork. Sept 25.40 25.50 25.30 25.30 25.10 Oct. 26.00 26.00 26.00 26.00 25.90 Lard Sept. 18.85 19.07 18.85 18.95 18.82 Oct. 19.25 19.45 19.17 19.32" 19.00 Ribs. ) Sept. 15.45 18.47 115.40 16.42 115.80 Oct. 15.85 15.7 15.82 15.90 115.75 Minneapolis Grain. Minneapolis, Aug. 13. Flour 15e to 20c higher; In carload lota, family patents, quoted at $13.95 to $15.00 a barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Bran $42.00. J St. Louis Grain. S. Louis, i Aug. 13. Wheat December, $2.42; March, $2.45. Corn September, $1.60; December, $1.26. Oat September, 72c; December, Tic bid. NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners of State Institutions, Cap itol Building, Lincoln, Nebraska, until 2 o'clock p. m.. Standard Time, September 2, 1920, for furnishing the labor and material for building and completing one Hospital Building at the Soldiers' Rome, near Mil ford, Nebraska, in accordance with plans and specifications for the same furnished by Ellery Davis, Architect, Lincoln, Ne braska. Flans are on file and may be seen by Contractors at the office of the Board of Commissioners of State Institutions, Cap itol Building, Lincoln, Nebraska; also at the Builders' Exchange, Omaha, Neb.; Western Contractor, Kansas City, Mo., and Bedford Stone Club Auxiliary, Bedford, Ind, Reputable contractors may obtain one set of plans and specifications for In dividual use upon application to the Archi tect. Bids wilt be received separately under the following heads: General Contract-v Plumbing and Heating. -Electrical Work. Ench bid shall be accompanied by a certified check for 6 per cent of the amount of the bid. Check payable to the Board cf Commissioners of State Institu tions, which amount shall be forfeited to the State as liquidated damages, In case the person to whom the board awards contract falls or refuses to enter Into con tract and furnish satisfactory bond In the penal sura of the full amount of the con tract within ten days from notice of awatd. The board hereby reserves the right to reject any or all bids, also to waive any Informality In any bid. BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS OP STATE INSTITUTIONS. 7 By E. B, FAIRFIELD, " Secretary. Dated this 11th day of August, 1920. A14 J LUNN & SWEET COMPANY Traveling shoe salesmen wanted for territories of Indiana, Michigan, Western Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota, all with established business on our regular lines. Salesmen without shoe traveling experience need not apply. Mr. Greeley will' be at the Hotel LaSalle, Chicago, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 17 and 18. Only applications made in person will be considered. Financial Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Lraaed Wire. I New York, Aug. 13. Stacks were tfree from bearish pressure today and a gradual strengthening process was in evidence, throughout the" entire session. The net result jfvas shown forth in gains of one to two points in the industrial list with a smaller response to purchases among ' the railroad shares. The price move ment, taken in conjunctiaii with the firm trend of Thursday, was of a sort made familiar !n other periods of recovery following a sharp de cline, reflecting in large part buy ing ior the retirement of short con tracts. The scale of business was too small to show any especial interest among the public. In case of one or two stocks, ex pected to figure in a merger later, there were bulges which indicated difficulty in coverjng short sales as well as some speculative purchases for the sake of expected merger bene fits. As a whoh, the market con tained little interest for one seeking underlying influences, for the roa son, that for the time being, at least, the Polish situation tailed to aevei on anything which hsd not been con sidered before. Call money lent af and o per cin:. With tha exception of events In Europe which are still In a stage Impossible of interpretation in a financial way, me week has brought more constructive than depressing elements. No doubt tho stock iirinn tut was hrouirht into a falrlv stable position by the reduotlon last week of some pool :nteresis, wnicn nau siayvu with thelp storks lnncer than money lead ers thought wine. The scaling down of commitments of this class probably had an effect on the money market. When forced selling came to an end, the market began to improve ana misiness reports after were not so unsettling as before. Brokerage office comment showed that surveys of the steel and iron markets were heartening, t-apeclally through Indications that a lessening of buying in particular lines, like the automooue traae, nau, m effect merely released tonnage and mill room, which machinery and lmploment makers had desired for some time, in other words, the slack of demaiid In one direction was taken in other. However, the Kpeculatlve following of the stock mar ket was left with enough! uncertain mat ters to consider, centered in industry outside the steel trade and in the for elgrtt political complications. Relatively small turnovers of shares for several days havo disclosed reluctance of buyers to take on slseable lines of long stock. Sight has not been lost of the fact that the autumn credit strain is only just going under way and weeks may be expected be fore the bank statements show genuine improvement of credit, taking the coua- The foreign exchange market recovered rart of Thursday's reaction, sterling ris ing 2Wc, with a final sight draft quota tion of 3.65. Wheat reacted more than So per bushel, the decline occurring after n fairly-strong trend in early transactions. Wheat exports seem to show that foreign fcuyars took advantage of the sharp fall of prices In late July and the first week of August, ss the outward movement for the week ended August 12, reported by Bradstreets, amounted to 8,291,674 bush els, including flour equivalent, against 7.671,977 bushel4i in the preceding week and 4,419,369 bushels In the sarrfe week last year. Cotton fluctuated narrowly, speculators diHciosinK a cautloua attitude toward tne end or tne ween. New York Quotations Range of prices of the leading stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan, Peters Trust. building: , RAILS. ' Thurs. High. Low. Close, close, A., T. & S. F...... 81 80K 81 -80V' Baltimore & Ohio. 36 34 - 34 Canadian Pacific. 118 116 118 . 116 N. X, ft II. R 72 70 7VH 7 t i 71 12 73 Erie R. H... 12 12 Gt. No., pfd 73 72 73 Illinois Central 84 83 84 Mo., Kan. & Texas . ... K. C. Southern... 18 17H 18 82 6 17 Missouri Pacific... 25'i 24 26 i 24 IS. I., JN. M. & 11. 33 32 33 32 No. Pac. Ry 74 73 73 73 Chi. & N. W 70 70 70 70 Pei.nsylv. R, R Reading Co.... C. R. I. & P.. So. Pacific Co. 40 40 40 40 88 81 88 87 34 82 33 32 91 91 . 91 90 27U 26 27 27 Southern Ry. Chl Mil. & St. P. B3 3214 33 S3 Union Pacific 117 116 117 116 Wabash . 8 STEELS. Am. Car & Fdry.136 135 136 135 Allls-Chlam. Mfg.. 29 29 29 29 Am. Loco. Co.... 96 95 96 94 Utd. Alloy S. Cor. 40 Baidw. Loco. Wks.106 103i 106 104 Beth. Steel Corp.. 73 70 73 70 Colo. Fuel & I. Co 35 . Crucible Steel Co.. 134 128 134 128 Am. St. Foundries. SB 36 36 35A l.acKa. steel co. .. iw ft tr? Mid. Steel & Ord.. 39 38 Pressed Stl. Car Co. 96 95 67 66 39 38 Rep. I. & Stl. Co... 62 8 Hi 82 80 Rail. Stl. Spring 92 SIrss-Shef. Stl. & I. 63 83 63 61 United States Stl.. 87 86 87 86 COPPERS. tccondaCop. Mln. 62ty 63 62 61 a. emit. c mg. uo. . . . . . . tft Butte & S. M. Co. 19 17 19 17 Chile Copper Co... 14 14 14 13 Chlno Copper Co. . . 26 26 26 2544 Insplr. Cons. Cop.. 46 46 46 46 Kennecott Copper. 23 23 23 23 Miami Cop. Co.,.. 19 18 18 18 Ner. Cons. Cop. Co. 10 10 10 10 Ray Cons. Cop Co. 14 14 14 14 Utah Copper Co... 61 61 61 60 INDUSTRIALS. Am. Beet Sug. Co. 77 77 77. . At!., O.ft W.I. 8. 8.140 137 139 137 Am. Internat Corp. 74 70 73 70 Am. sum. Too. Co. 83 xi B3H run Am. Cotton Oil Co. 26 26 26 24 Am. Tel. A Tel.. 96 95 85 96 Brooklyn Rap. TrlO 10 10 10 Bethlehem Motors 15 15 15 16 Am. Can Co 3 82 34 32 Chandler Mot. Car 86 86 86 85 Cen. Leather eg... 63 bzw 63 62 Cuba cane ST Co. 8 Cal. Packing Corp. 6? 37 37 37 85 25 87 65 Cal. Pet. Corp 36 25. 25 Corn Prod. Rfg. Co 88 88 87 Nat. Knam. & s p Flsk Rubber Co... 28 27 Oen. Electrio Co .... 66 27 27 142 t .. 8 Oaston Wms. & W. 9 Oen. Motors Co... 22 Goodrich Co '.. 63 Am. Hide & Lthr Haskell ft Brkr... 70 XT. 3. Ind. Alcohol. 81 Int. Nickel ....... 20 Int. Paper Co 78 8 21 22 21 62 62 52 13 69 70 68 81 81 81 76 78 7 Alax Rubber Co.. 48 48 48 47 Kelly-Sp'gf'd Tire. 77 75 76. 75 Keystone Tire A R. 16 15 16 15 Int. Mere. Marine. 25 25 25 .... Maxwell Motor Co. 10 10 10 10 Mex. Petroleum... 186 154 155 164 Middle States Oil. 12 12 12 12W Pure Oil 87 37 87 88 Willys-Overland ..16 16,4 16 16 Pierce Oil Corp... 11 11 11 11 Pen-Am. P. & T. 83 80 82 80 Pleree-Arrow Mot. 89 38 39 3$ Royal Dutch Co.. 76 75 75 75 U. S. Rubber Co.. 85 84 84 83 Am. Sugar Rrg...ll5 ir.6 115 116 Sinclair Oil 27 26 26 26 Sears-Roebuck ...135 135 135- 133 Stromberg Carb... 69 IT. S Sm. Rfg A Min. . . . 67 69 68 50 White Motor Co.., Wilson Co., Inc..., Western Union.... 47 47 47 47 54 63 54 63 ,.. 2 46 West'gh'se El, Mfg. . . . Am. woolen Co... it 0'S 0 Ml 1 nuA..i -1 -i ... .Aft Money Close, ( per cent; Thursday's close, ( per cent. Marks Close, 0.216; Thursday's close, .218. Sterling Close. $3.84: Thursday's close, $3.64. Omaha Grab Omaha, Aug. 13, 1920. The market today was quiet and without particular feature. Wheat prices ranged 2c 'off to 2c up and un changed. Taken generally, there was a fairly good demand in evidence, but which, was limited, and some was carried over owing to traders failing to get going prices. Corn was 2c off to 2c up; white was l2c lower; yellow unchanged and mixed l2c up. Oats were unchanged to Yjc off, the bulk of the No.. 3 white Vtz lower. Rye declined 3c, while barley was up "2c. , WHEAT. No. 1 hard: 1 car, $2.68 (dark); I cars, $2.64; 4 cars, $2.53; 5 cars. $2.62; 1 car, $2.6i (smutty). No. 2 hard: S cars, $2.64; 6 cars, $2.(1; ( cars. $2.62. No. 3 hard: 1 car. $2.53 (37 per cent rye, smutty, dark); 2 cars, $2.61; 2 cars, $2.50. No. 4 hard: 1 car, $2.50; 2 cars, $2.49; 2 cars, $2.48; 1 car, $2.47; 1 car, $2.42 (very smutty), No. 6 hard: 2 cars, $3.4$; 1 car; $2.41 (smutty); 2 cars. $2.47. Sample hard:, 1 car, $2.41; 1 car, $2.4$; 1 car, $2.43 (8 per cent rye). No. 4 northern spring: 1 car, $3.51, No. S mixed: i 1 car, $2.49. CORN. 1 car, $1.59. 2 cars, $1.67; 1 car, $1.66. 2 cars, $1.64. 1 car. $1.63. No, 1 white: No. 2 white: No. 3 white: No. 1 yellow: No. 3 yellow: No. 3 yellow: 1 car. $1.62. 1 car. $1.60 (shlDOer'a weignisj. No. 4 yellow: , 1 car, $1.69. Sample yellow: 1 car, $1.55 ($ percent oats). - No. S mixed: car, 81.55. ' No. 3 mixed: 1 car, $1.63. No. 6 mixed: 1 car, $1.50 (musty). Sample mixed: 1 car, $1.42. OATS. No. 2 white: 6 cars, 72c. No. 3 white: 3 cars, 72c; 9 cars, 72c. No. 4 white: 1 car, 71 c. Sample white: 1 car, 70 Vic RYE. No. 2: 1 car, $1.95. No. 3: 1 car, $1.94. BARLET. No. 8: 2 cars, $1.10. ! OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Today. Week Year Ago. Ago. Wheat Corn , ats , Ityo Barley . .... Receipts Wheat Corn Outs , Bye , Barley , ...121 ... 23 ... 22 ... 8 ... 3 Today. loo 17 13 4 0 Week Aco. 60 24 11 0 3 202 80 10 1 1 Year Ago. ' 37 40 6 6 113 39 18 6 8 CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS. Shipments Ago. Ago. ; Today Ago Wheat 166 210 Corn ..... 48 90 Oats 175 125 KANSAS CITY . RECEIPTS. Ago 452 50 156 Week Year Today Ago 245 477 4 6 18 13 Ago Wheat Corn , Oats . 220 3 U ST LOUIS RECEIPTS. Week Tear Today Ago go '....220 295 84 36 22 10 42 56 20 Wheat Corn , Oats . PP.IMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Receipts Today Year Ago wneai 1,551,009 Corn 234,000 OatB 911,000 Shipments Wheat 975,000 Corn 438,000 Oats 396,000 2,228,000 169,000 205,000 1,580,000 158,000 821,000 Italian crop, Broomhall cables. Italy: Official estimate of the wheat yield this year is 148.600,000 bushels. Imports this year will be around 90,000,000 bushels based on this figure. Last year the offlsl.il estimate for 169,600,000 bushels and In 1918, 176,000,000 bushels. The composite conditioner all crops -In the United States August 1 was about 5.3 per cent above the 10-year average as given by the government report. It was i.f per cent higher than July 1 and 5 6 per cent above the final per acre yields or last year, this year s total acreage In cultivated crops is 6,4 per cent under last year's, Winnipeg Trading in wheat futures on the wlnnlDeg exchange will onen Monday. Trading In futures on this exchange has been suspended since May, 1917, with the exception of one week last summer. Re strictions have been placed on trading. Careful reports of all transactions to exec utive offices are required. If speculation becomes too violent the government has pewer to again stop trading. Chicago Trlbuno says: December wheat has advanced 16c. from the (low point of last Saturday. Tho bulge has not brought out sellers In the Interior in sufficient numbers to enable mills and exporters to get the wheat they desire. The highest premiums of tho session are being bid sine trading was based on December de livery. It also looks as though the out side traders were taking more Interest Jn wneat futures. Two cargoes of wheat are said to have been sold from New York to tco to Argen tine and Brazil has bought 226,000 bushels at New York. It Is not unusual for wheat to be sent from, the United States to Brazil, but a sale to Argentine is a now factor and shows what tha condition there ic. September corn has advanced nearly 12c from the low point on August 10. Decem ber is up 8c. Oats are up 8c for Sep tember, and 4c for December, with Sep tember corn 25 j over December and the good davances in all grains, a great deal of the bullishness has been dlscoimted and soma of the bulls have modified their Ideas. It was tha goas'o of the oats trade that the large sales of September by one of the big commission houses yesterday wero long oats. They were well scattered among the trade. Taking the oat market as a whole. It acted weak considering the strength in whe&t and corn. Cash oats especially were easy despite the small gain in futures. This is attributed to In creased receipts with prospects 4f a larger run. A Chicago grain man who has been on e ranch In Montana, advised the latter to hold his wheat believing it would bring $3. In his interview he said the people believed $2 would be the high prices. riour prices jump: Minneapolis: The recent jumps in tho price of wheat are r UPDIKE We Specialize in the Careful Handling of Orders for Grain and Provisions FOR . FUTURE DELIVERY IN All Important Markets WE ARE Chlcago Board of Trade muwauKee uiamrar oi commerce Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Omaha Grain WE OPERATE OMAHA. NEB. LINCOLN, NEB. HASTINCSrNEB. ATLANTIC, IA. All of these offices are connected We are operating large up-to-date terminal elevators In the Omaha and Milwaukee markets and are in position to handle your shipments in the best possible manner L e., Cleaning, Transferring, Storing, etc It will pay you to get in touch with one of our office whon wanting to BUY or SELL any kind of grain. WE SOLICIT YOUR Consignments of All Kinds of Grain to OMAHA, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and SIOUX CITY Every Car Receive! Careful Personal Attention The Updike Grain Company THE RELIABLE CONSIGNMENT HOUSE Bonds and Notes Bonds and note quotations furnished by Petera Trust company. v . '. 1 Approxv 1 Bid. Asked. Ylehur' Am. T. A T. 6s. 1924.... 82 92T 8.4 OX 1926 94 9? T.8HT Am. Tob. Co. 7s, 1922.... 99 98 7.60. do. 1933 v 99 89 7. M Anaconda Cops 6s, 1989.. 88 89 7.80 Ang. French ex. 6s, 1910. 99 99 6.6U., Armour ronv. 6a. -024.... 93 98 ....-&, Armour 7s, 1930 , 6 96 7.5 Belgian gov. 6s, 1926. do 7s, 1946 Beth. Steel 7s, 192.... do 7s, 1923 British (s, 1939.... British 6s. 1921.... C. B. A Q. 4s, 1921... Can. gov. 6. 1921... An KUa. 1929 89 91 6.4 ... 97 97 -T.TH T ...97 98 1.9&-i ... 97 97 . 2.8 ... 84 85 7.80 ... 96 $64 9 60.,. ... 93 93 10.6O-1 II Hflfc B.3W 90 90 6.9S ' C. C. C. A St. L. 6s. 1929 86 Cud. Pack Co., 7s, 1923... 97 66 8.25 98 7.7 Goodrich 7. 192 Jap. gov. 1st. 4s, 1926 do. 4s, 1931 Llgt. A Myers 8s, 1921 Proct. A Oam. 7s. 1922. do 7s. 1923 93 94V 8.65 71 72 2.10 , 63 64 11.611 & B7 97 7.80 . . 99 100 7.0 . . 99 10" - 1" .. 97 97 8.40 ..102 103 7.76 s .. 96 97 45 ... 83 83 8 8. Swift A Co.. 6s. 1921.. Swiss gov. 8s. 1940 Union Paclflo 6s. 1928. Wilson oonv. 6a. 1928. now followed by an advance or 76o Vr burrel for family brands of f our and -4c for baker patentu. The family gradea ' now selling at $14.75.- K.lifi An advance of 60o to 6O0 per barret" on rye flour was also announced.- V- Vandusen-Harrlngton Co. weekly crop "ISim of the small grains w; in the southern part of the four t-orth-.r astern states and thresh ng Is under way. llnrvestlng la now general in the nort 6. Late crops have undoubtedly been hurt the past week by heat, drouth and rust , regardless or unfavorable weather for rust.. has contttjued to damage the Kraln.; Vfe have reports from a number of dltrMs stating that fields of late wheat will not fn 'some places wheat is good weight J. and excellent quality. In otheia It is badly shrunken, but of good quality mlll- '"fcew' wheat Ubelng marketed at eoui-X try elevators. Corn in the northwest needs rain Oats ore the best small grain crop .'. northwest. Barley has not developed as, favorably as oats Flax has ost to some degree and condition owing to heat and dry weather. -.::( Chicago Live Stock. ".',u.i ri,iA.n Anir 18 Cattle 4.000: 'bt r4 light and shandy weight steers, steady tn.i, strong. Plain Jeavles, lower; rj;" slow; steady. Best steers offered, $16.86! heavies, $16.60: bulk good light and handy 1 weight. $15.60 & 16.3ir grass mostly JJ-MW1;: 14.. 75; good and choice she stock, $9.26W' 1 12.60: canners and cutters, $4.006.25r steady. Medium cows, $6.758.50; SGW " lower; bulls, 25c lower; bologna bulls.. $6 257.75; calves, 25c lower: choice vealers, $14.76016.25; stockers. strong. Hogs Receipts 12,000; mostly JSWSEa higher than yesterday's average: clos-.'i easy; bulk light snd butchers. $15.15) 15.75; bulk packing sows, $14,004? 14.3B : pigs, 2660o higher; bulk desirable, $14.25 ' 16.00. . :" Sheep Receipts 8,090; mostly steadyr-1-best native lambs closing strong. $12,854 $13.00; bulk, $11.00(Fjl2.25 i culls, $7.00jji -8.00: short deck Idaho ewes, $7.86; native, $7.50 down: good to choice feeder lambs,'1'' tll.76ei2.25. -I . " - . :'. Omaha Hay Market. ,,T j Receipts of prairie hay and alfalfa .are some larger and with the demand belnp soqulet It has caused the market to be weak and lower on all grades of prairie hay and straw. Alfalfa continues steady. Upland Prairie Hay No. 1, $16.60 17.60; No. 2, $12.0016.50; No. 1, $7.00 9.60. Midland Prairie Hav No. 1. $14.60 16.60; No. 2, $12.00 14.00. . Lowland Prairie Hay No. t, 10.00(B I 12.00; No. 2, $S.009.00; No. S, $6.00 7.00. . . Alfalfa Choice. $38.oo: no. i, z4.ouin 26.00; standard, $18,00422.00; No. 2, $14.00. H Oilfl 00: No. 3. $10.00012.00. I Straw Oat, $Uj.0012.O0; wheat, $900 ;1 Kansas City live Stock.. " Kansas City, AuglS.- Cattle Receipts. 6,300 head; market: Tieef steers, mostly lower; quality common; top, $18.40; she, stock, steady to weak; other classes around steady; choice vealers, $13.50. Hogs Receipts, 1,600 head; market un even, steady to 25c higher mostly steady; top, $15.40: bulk of light and mediums, J15.2015.40; bulk of heavies, $14.75 16.10. y , Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1,600 heaiti market for best fat lambs steady: Idahos $12.75; sheen slow and weak: feeding? lambs, weak; best Idaho feeders, $12.00. Turpentine and Rosin. Savannah, Ga., Aug. 13. Turpentine ' Nothing doing. Last sale, August 11, it. $1.66; receipts, 763 bbls. shipments, 7 bbls.; stork, 9.741 bbls. RoalnV-Steady; sales, 441 casks; receipts, - 1,942 casks; shipments, 1 cash: stock, 36. 1 987 c&sks Quote: B, $13.00; T, E, P, G. H, I, K, , $13.75; M, N, WO, $13.80; WW, $13.90. V New lork Metals. New Tork. Aug. 13. Copper, Iron, TM;T Antimony and Lead uncnangea. Zinc Firm; East St, Louis delivery, .7.85 - - . ... .r.if At l.onaon spot copper, ut uc j electrol'ltlc. 112; tin, 276 17s 6d; lead, OS 6a- ilnr J41 10a. - . A Bar Sliver. 'VL New York, Aug. 13. Bar Silver a.nd'' Mexican Dollars Unchanged. . ':, 6 Vfe and 7 I Farm Mortgages 38 YEARS WITHOUT A LOSS Kloke Investment Co. Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg., Omaha. t PHONE DOUG. 1150. SEKVBCE MEMBERS OF- St. Louis Merchants Exchange Kansas City Board of Trads Sioux City Board of Trade Exchange OFFICES AT CHICAGO, ILL.- GENEVA. NEB. SIOUX CITY. IA. DES MOINES, I A. HOLDKEGE, NEB. MILWAUKEE. WIS. HAMBURG, IA. with each other by private wires. .-: o
