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--TIIE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2," 1920.
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'SoutH' Side
Plea of Attorney
Lands His Client
Behind JailBars
Market, Finandal and Industrial; News of the Day
Lawyer Protests Forfeiture of
$25 Bond, Judge Hears Evi
dence "and flakes It
' ven Days. ,
Too muii argumeiit by his at
torney in ijouth Side police court
'yesterday eudtd disastrously for
I' rank Egan, 2514 K street.
Egaii was arrested Thursday night
for disorderly conduct on complaint
tiled, by Warren Stanley,5 1416 Wil-
i.atu street, that Egan tried to steal
fc his wife. ,
'Egali was released on $25 bond
to appear before Judge Fitzgerald
ye'Merthy horning.'.. ,'--'' y .
The judge tolled She case atld af
Ur waiting due timcVor Email's ap
per.rauce, ordered the $25 bond for
feited., , ' v
v Evidence 8Prescn ted. ,
Jfcist at this juncture, in rushed
fVugene O'SullivaH. attorney, with
L'gan. v ' f j
With a rapid fire of oratory, .
O'Sullivan demanded the- c!tse be re
opened, and after considerable argu
ment, finally induced Iudi?e Fitz
gerald to recall the fase. -. , '
' Evidence, .was heard" lot ,Joth
ides. Stanley declared . Egan had
been running around with his wrfe,
while O'Sullivan argued Egan had
taken-Mrs. Stanley to but one pic
lure show and then in the company
ofher brother.
, 1 Evidence presented, however,
, showed that Egan had . assaulted
Stanley when he"Tbjected to the
motion uicture party
Judge Fitzgerald listened pa
tierttty to all the evidences 'aiid then
sentenced Egan to 0 days in - jail.
Ten Dsm in Cooler.
This drew forth another ava
lanche kiiM words frcsjii O'Sulli
van. -.' , ,
"It's an butrage," lie concluded.
"I'll appca,l."v
f "All right."', said the judge. "The
bond is$100."
And while O'Sullivan went outto
scare tip bondsman, his client, Egan,
vas remanded to jail, r-- . j" (
Resignation of Armour Co.
r Official, a Surprise Here
. When appraised or the announced
resignation at Chicago Thursday of
Robert J. Dunhp.m as vice president
of Armour and) Company, locaKot
ricials 'of the company said they had
no- intimation of Mr. Dunham's act.
. They said his retirement would also
carry with it his lesignation as presi
dent of the Omaha Stock Yards
company and director of the Stock
Yards National bank.
It is understood that the severine
of interests with Armour and Com-'j
pny wasy brought about by the
growth of Mr. Dunham's private in
terests afid the necessity of devoting
more time to 'them. . .
Live Stock
Receipt Wr
Official Monday ..
Official Tuesday .
Offlolal Wednesday
Official Thursday
Miimiia rnaay
Five day thl k ti.3U
Sum day last weeK 4.,6sT
Ham day S wkn ego 80.719
HiRia day 3 wkaaso 12.170
Sam day year to 0,3CI
(mana. Oct. t. 1I!0,
Cattle Hon Bheep
1,(34
4.IS
6.7:i
l.tss
3.l0
21.4.15
.1S.163
.70
4.44
600
S8.61K
4,0t
1.710
I9.K7 UJ.671
17.417 114, 800
Il.5. 130.1(15
13.115 103. Hi
fl.tlf 11,47
Receipts and disposition of live mock at
the Union atock yards, Omaha, Neb., for
24 hourn ending at S o'clo.'k pf m., Octobei
1. US0:
J j RECEIPTS RS. ,
Cattle. Ho;. Sheep;
C. M. 8t f...:.
Vlmourl lariftu . .
Union Pnolflo
C. & N. W.. east...
C& N. W., west..
IT. St. P., M. Y O.
.'., 01. A Q, et..
C. 11. Sf Q. writ..
r.. I'.. . A P.. ca.t
llllnolK Central .
cm. at.vnt.-Tk
Total receipt 24 43
IMPOSITION HEAT).
Cattle. Ilojf.
Morris A Co. ......
Swift & Co
Curiahv Pkit. Co...
Armour & Co
Sehwart' & Co....
ic:i
672
19C
23
613
W. MMruhy
Lincoln PkK. Co
Hlgelns Pkr. Co
O lea ...A.
Wilson A-Co.F -. ,
llnntzlnfcr & Oliver, v
.T H. uxet A to
.T H. Bulla
RoaenFtork Dro
(i. KeHOKK
Werthrlmer & legen
S.illlvan liron. . .,
.Mo.-Kan t". ai U. Co...
flokcr '-.
Jahn Harvey
Pcnnlii & Francis......
Choek & KyBbn
Mldweat PV.g. .Co
f,irilin ...J..
Other tujfri
oTtal ....
rattiiwFrpjih arrival of
ero only 25 load Ktlrilated
38
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4
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10
.1,116
.3,10:
...,
160
1.723
Shcp.
. 843
225
1.113
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Financial
cattle toda:'
Most of the trade wa on tuff held over.
South Side Brevities
T,ao curtajns, blankets laundered. 8cuth
43T. . .
Lot with store and 'fixtures and atock
i f goods for sale. ClfMlle Rosko, 4002 S.
C5th St. Ad.
. South Side Pleasure club, will give th!r
11-frular dance Sunday everting at the new
Union Home, 2i Til atreet.
South 3ld Pleasure club will give Us
regu'kr dance Sunday evening at the New
Union home. Twenty-fifth and M streets.
Blankets and quilts, just the---thing for
these chilly mornings. Special sale, 20 per
cent discount ' Come in and make your
svlectlon. Koutsky-Pavlik Co--Adv.
Boston Wool. ;(
Boston,' Oct.' 1. The Commercial Bul
letin tomorrow will ay:
"Business vha been dreggy again thl
v.'ek, ull eye& being turned toward the
opening Australian sale. In this market
ettcntion has beendlrevted toward .the
Attempt to secure a presidential lirlposl
V ion of a wool Import enibargo, although
Ihia seems hardly likely' to occur. , Prices
have bten rather on tlw easy Bide unless
something very choice In Staple and fine
' quality. The goods market is hardly
changed consumption still being light. ' I
tTexas Fine li-months, 11.30; fine 8
months. $1.2001.13. ,
California Northern. fl.251.40: mid
dle country, 31.(0 : southern, $1.0001.05.
Oregon Eastern staple, $1.35: eastern
. clothing $1.20: ivalley Nji, 1. $1.30.
i ' Territory PInesstaple. f 1.5E1.0; half
( blood combings, $1.201.25: three-elghths-
I - .ninhln. t fi ifl! fi tin' OnA-flUflrter-blOOd
Ifomblngs, 6570c; fine clothing. $1,3001
1 Ju: fine medium clothing, Jl.ODSfl.Uu.
Pulled basis: -
Delaine $1.$SQ1.40; AA, f 1.10y.l5; A
supers. 855c, V ,
oMhairs Best omblny, 40 50c; best
crfnilngs, 38 g 4 Oct
- Omaha May Market. ,
Receipts of both prairie hay and al
fnJfa have been larger th past week,
while the demand has Men quiet, whictj
has" caused the market to be easier and
some lower on all grades of prairie hay
Alfalfa prices have, declined on all grades
s demand la quiet. Oat and wheat straw
vtesdy.
No. 1 upland prairie hay. $1.0 J
' $18.00; 'No. t qpland prairie hay. $13-52
to $15.0); No. 1 upland prairie hay, $8.00
fj $10.00; No. 1 midland prairie bay,
18.00 to $!7.0r No. i mldUind prairie
hay, $12.00 to $15.60: No. 1 lowjand prai
rie hay. $9.00 to 10.00; No. ? lowland
prairie hay, $8.00 to $9.00; No. S lowland
srairie tiRy. $5.00 to $Js00: choloe alfalfa,
$27.00; "No. 1 alfalfa $22.00 to $24W
- Itandard alfalfa. $18. to $21.00; No. $
, nlfalfa.i $13.00 to $16.00: No. 3 "alf.
$16.00 . to $12.00; oat straw. $10.00 . to
112.00; wheat traw. $9.00 to $11.00.
; .New York Toffee. y' ,
,f Xew Tork, Oct. 1. The market for cof
Tee futures waa very quiet again today
ind ' prices roorcd within a rang of 4
r t points. The opening was 2 points
lower on December, but generally 2 to 4
points higher and active month sold I
:o 6 points above last night' closing
figures during the middle of the day- on
lcattered covering, otherwise-;, there wa
rery little demand and the tone was
-ather easier later' In the afternoon on
rumor 'of lower . I. f. rates, although
'stent prices were within a point or two
f the best prices of the day. The close
vas 3 to 6 points net hlgties,
October, 7.25c; December, ' 7.70a; Janu
ary, . 7.86c; Manch, 8.19c; May, 8.39c;
luiy, .57c. t v- - '
Spot market was quiet at.7H8c for
tie and 12t)13Ke for Santos 4i
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: Turpentine and Rosin.
- Savannah, Ca.. Oct. 1. Turpentine
Oull; $1.2701.30; sales, - nonet receipt
H bbls. ; shipments, 366 bbls. ; stock. 16 -43
bbls.
Rosin Flrrai tales. 471 casks; receipts.
26 casks; stork, 67.391 casks.
VJote: B, T. ll.40c; E," F, G, H, I,
IT. N. WO, WW. ti 50c. ,
' .w York Sugar.
New Tork, Oct. l.The local market
tor raw sugar was quieter today, but the
Vindertone waa still quiet, and the under
f anything was weak. Fresh business was
n ported, but sugar was available at last
paid prices of 9c duty paid, delivered r
HC for Cubaa c. I. f. with refiners ajraln
iut of the market-. -
Uy noon mist of the came naa jnpveu
out of ftrst hands at price inai wore
steady with yesterday, although the mar
ket was extremely slow, radically an
kinds of western cattle are closing at thi
low time of the season, declines of
around $1.00 being put 'in force on, de
sirable feeders and 'bulk of the grass
beeves and cows are $,075c and In soms
case $1.00 lowev. Choice" corn fetls have
held sternly but-plain to fair kinds are
U. 00 01.6ft lower than , they were at the
siart of the week. - , ,
. Quotations on cattle: Choice" to prime
leaves, $18.60047-60; good to choice
Wkvu III 506)18.26: falr to good beeves,
f1 0iH)14.00: common to fair beeves S
$10.id 12.00; chotce to prlrne-'yearllngs
T16.Mi17.26; good to choWe yearlings,
H4.60eH.00; fair to good yearlings. $12.00
(1114.00: common to fair yearlings, $9.00
11.60; good to eholca grass cows, $9.2t
13.00; fair to good-grass cow. $7.60
9.00; common to. fair gras cows, $6,000
7.60; Mexicans, $,60'.10;' choice to
prime grass cows, $7.007.76; good to
choice grass cows. $5.7606.76; fair to
gcod grass cows, -$C.006.76; common to
fair grass cow, 63.76fii6.25: choice to
prime feeder. $10.00011.00; goad . to
choice feeders. $8.60010.00; medium to
Kood feeders, $7,5048.50; common to fair
feeders! $S.OO7.60; good to chelco
Blocker. $8.259.25; fair to good butch
ers, $7J)0e8.26; common to fair Brock
ets, $6.Io.TS; stofl4ietfers, $6.767.25;
stock cOw,I6.00C 26: atock cslves, $6.00
fi 9.50: veal Valves. $6.00012.00; bull.
stags, etc., $5.00011.00. '
v BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. o Av . - Pr,
U 1280 $12 60 !0 1181 $16 25
WESTERN CATTLE. )
t N-EBRASKA.
ljfclvs.. 199 11 00 , 34 c-h.. 863 6 76
14frds.. 6B3 7 00 'l0fdrs.,51 4 $5
13hfr.. 730 S 80 Jstrs.. 941 8 25
2cow.. 973 1 25 24 bows.. 999 60
Hogs Receipt of . hogs amounted to
3.000 head and some reaction occurred in
the trade. Shippers bought hogs on the
early market at an advance of mostly a
- u... .. . . Ae ,h. n.i1r.
or nrovlded an outlet at this advance, a
Two or three of the larger packer buyers
bought sparingly ard were able to put
up their drove at prices not more than
16025a. higher. Bulk of th supply
changed hands at 314.U014.SO with best
light hogs polng to shippers at the day'
top of $15.50. ., . , '
" HOGS. '
Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. ' Pr.
260 $14 25 34. .434 ... $14 30
14 40 67. .283 Z1V- 1.4 BV
14 80 36.. 300
14 70 49. .330
14 80 59. .259
14 90 47. .242 .
15.10 43. .274
15 36 28. .208 !
Khen-2hSVesh - rnceiDts of
lambs wera -limited to 1,750 head, hardly
enough to mako a market. -Most .i" la
offerings, were feeders and sal. s of JTat
lamb wero-eonrlderod fully ':.. ly, sa
good native bringing $12.30. Feeding
lame were also uncnangea, a gnoii class
moving at $12.00. Feeder ewe have been
accumulating in the yard traders' hands
and are (quotable utvthe lowest prices of
N. A v.
22,.re
3E..302
50 369
40. .311
64. .265
73. .271
36..17S
42. .217
Chlcaga Trlbuae-Omaha Be Ied Wire.
. New York, Oct. 1. Stocc experi
enced a general forward movement
and the continued rise of bonds was
marlrort hv more' nctivitv than in Ore-
Peeding days of the week in the rail
road department . , Several railroad
convertible issues gained from 1 'to
2 ooints. Mnninx parallel to exten
sive upturn of shares for which they
re exchangeable
The rejflizijjsr process ui govern
ment wa,r bonds, which was seen, to
he slowing down on Wednesday and
... , . . . i
1 mirsaay, came to an cnu, suc
ceeded bv active bidding
brought net gaii s running from a
half point to a point. As the im-"
provement of stocks and the rise of
bonds -occurred despite an 8'i per
cent call monev rate in the after
mon market, comment returned to
the possibility of the current week's
rtiffening: tendency as being a
'flurrv" due to eovernment with
drawals of deposits and month-end
;ieeds of corporations.
Expect Belief Soon.
Evidence supplied In price .cutting sales
and the hnste of many wholesalers- ana
retailers to unload accumulations of
goods, points toward an accelerated, move
ment In the line of bank loans. It may
oe some time before tho result are dis
closed In bank statements, for crop de
mands upon credit are continuing. Run
ning paraiytl to "the forces in merchandise
fields are plainly discernible efforts of
corporations to convert floating debts,
chiefly loans from banks, Into funded debt
and should progress be made for some
time at this week's rate. It will not be
long before the banks repoy relict from
A' rather onerous task of supplying work
ing capital for manufacturing operations.
The strong snd, active bond market is
msklng possible the undertaking. Today
came, news that Swift and Company had
dlspoaed of $40,000,000 five-year notes to
a banking group and It was understood)
in local Investment circles that the Good
year Rubber Co., bad arranged for a loan
of nt leant of $25,000,00
1 ne uay a ueHiinrs in 'siocks uisctoeeu
little weakness of manufacturing com
pany shares in early trading, which wa
quickly reversed into strength as short
covering purchases got under way. An
advance of Friday after a week of pro.
nounced declines Is not unusual, but to
day the undertone of prices was thought
in mini) market quarters to snow beside
realizing operation, a reluctance of pro
fessional traders to press the decline
further, at least for the time being. It
appeared also as though support wa ten
dered Mie Industrial shares, and the sturdy
Improvement of leading railroad Issues
had - an Iniluenre . upon general market
sentiment. V
Sterling Stronger.
The rise: ats in sterling axrhanr
evidently refuted the postponement of
the British tal strike, for aDnrehenslon
of a serious f Impairment of .Industry from
a great wklkout of miners had tehded
to depress rates for several weeks. Brad-
streets figures on wheati exports during
the , last week of September showed that
heav PUXChases from abroad continue to
nave tne same Inriuence a in August.
The movement during the week comprised
12.180.197 bushels from the United States
and Canada, compared .wlthf 7,638,06$
bushels In the same week last ear. Since
July 1. the expansion over the ; corre
sponding period In 1919 has been, 45.249,
000 bushels. A feature of today' ex
change -dealings was the fall of a full
cent in,' the Argentina rate. "
Bonds and Notes
Bond and note quotation furnished, by
Peter Trust company
, Appre.
Bid. Asked. Xlem.
. 92 . 92i 6.40,
. 9 97 8.70
r. 89 U 99V 7.25
9V , H
Am. T. A T. 6s, 1924...
Am. T. T. (. 1926...
Am. Tob. Co. 7s, 1922
Am. Tob. Co. 7s. 1983,
Anaconda Cop. 6s,. 182
91
94
French 8s, 1945. 101 VI 101 'i
Armour Con, 6s. 1920-24 9S"
Armour , 1930.
Belgian Gov. 6s,
1926.
Belgian Gov! TM 1945.
Steel 7s, It 11...
Efl li lit Ati
Whictii Liggett i Myer 6s. 19fi VS 98 Ji 17.90
Procter ft uim. is, vv vs "7S
Procter ft Gam.- 7, 1923 100 7.00
Swift & Co. 6s, 1921..,. IS 9844 7.10
Swls Gov. 8s, 1940.... JOS 14 103 7.70
Union Pacific 6. 1928.. 7 98 6.30
Wilson Con. '6. 1928.... 80 81 9.30
City ot Pari 6.' 1921.. 5 9614 1100
4
Beth.
Beth -Steel 7. 1923.
British 5 Ha. 1929....
British 6K9. 1931....
C. B. & Q. 4a. 1921...
Can, GOV. 54. 1821..
Can Govs 6 Us, !..
C.C.'C. . St h. 6a. 1929 1H
Cud. Pack. C. 7s. 1923.. 7Mi
Goodrich 7. 1925 91 Vt
JappXlov. 1st 4Hs, 1926.. 74V,
Jap.' Gov, 4s, 1931 C7
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II.
97 K
,7S
7
89
8
98
91
96
9.1N
98
98
97
89,
98H
96
99
94
38
98
92
76
7.50
.Aft
8.00
7.35
7.50
7.90
7.75
7.93
(.10
7.00
7.80
9,25
6.30
6.40
7.80
8.20
9
11.15
Int. Nickel
Int. Pap. Co. f.,
Ajax Rub. Co.
Kel.-Sprng. Tire
Key. Tire & Rub.
Int. M. Mar. ' . .
Maxwell M. Co.
. 171
. 75
. 40V
. 66
. 13
. 20
4
17 .
73
38
63
13
20 V.
J7
74
39
65
13 -20
4
OH.
16
."8
114
12
f9
84
86
77 -
Co. 105
11
Sears-Roe. Co.
Carb. Co. 65.
New York Quotations
Range of prices or the leading storks
furnished by Logaa 4s Bryan, Peters Trust
tuildingr - w . .
RAILS. m
High
140
150
70
180
160
40
14 65
14 76
14 85
16 00
16 25
It 50
sheep snd
Fvunarater! Apple aneT Dried Trait.
Now York, Oct. 1. - Evaporated Apple
iun anu easy.
Trunes Ey.
Apricots snd Peaches Quirt.
Raisins Firm. . r
Tli' Peters National bank cordi
ally invites you to inspect its new
Hanking Room jn the Peters Trust
Building, Farnam at Seventeenth;
also 'its new and impregnable Safe
Deposit Vaults. - Savings Accounts
invitee, and if opened by October 10
will draw interest from October 1.
Adv.. ' .-4.. .,,
1 ' ' v ' . ' y
the seasdn, ranging from $3.00 to $4.f.o.
Quotations on shoep and lambs: -Killers,
hi-st ,fat western lambs, $12.60012.90; me
dium to good lambs, $12.00012.60; plain
and course lambs, $11.60012.60; choice
nandy yearlings. $8.2608.76; heavy year
lings, i7.6O08.25; aged wethers, $6,150
7.00: good to cbol-ry ewe, $5.00 0 6.50; fair
to good awes, $4.5O0.OO: culls and can
ner ewes, $1.50 0 3.00; feeders, best light
-lambs, $12.00012.25; fair td good .lambs,
$11.50012.00; Inferior grades, $10,000
11.25; yearling ewes, breeders $8.5009.25;
good to choice young ewes, $7.6008,60;
one-year breeders, $5.0006.00: good to
choice I feeder ewes. $4.5006.06; fair to
good' feeders, $4.0004.50; shelly feeder,
53.2503.76. . - "
v- ,- FAT LAMBS.
No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr.
73 Nat.. 68 $10.53 .
v Chicago Lire Stock.
, Chicago, Oct. 1. Receipts Cattle, S,000:
steers very dull and weak and uneven
r rices, quality poor; .best steers, $17.60;
few good steers at 14.50015.60; bulk,
8.75013.26: good heifer at $9.00012.25:
steady; choice veals at $1700017.75;
steady. Medium calves. $9.00 011.007 high
er. Heavy calves, $6.00 0 9.1)0; steady.
Bologna bulls, $5,7506.60; cows, $6,260
S. 00. and canners, $3.750t,25, averaged
25c lower; stackers and feeders extremely
dull; common westerns at $7.6009.25.
tlraggy and lower.
i Hogs Receipts. 12.001T: opened mostly
15025c higher han yesterday's average;
closed weak with part of advance lost;
top, no. lo: duik ugnt ana oatcners,
$16.40016.00; bulk packing sows, $f.25
014.70; pigs steady;-bulk desirable kinds,
$13.50014.00. I - ,
Sheep and IAmbs -Receipts, 6,000;
lambs 26050c lower; top western, $13.00;
top natives, 13,00; bulk natives, $10,600
11.76; sheep weak to lower; fat heavy
natlva awe mostly - $5.0005.25; feeder
very alow-; good light feeding lambs,
$12.25 light feeder yearling weather,
?,'t0- - ,x
. " St. Joseph Liv Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo.. Oct. 1. Cattle-Re
ceipts, 2.000 head; market slow and weak;
steers, $8.00017.00' cows and heifers,
$14.000 15.00; calves. $6.00014.50; stock
era and feeders, $6 00011.00.
Hog Receipts, 2,500 head; market
steady to 16 cents higher; top, $16,750
bulk. $14.60015.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 200 head;
market nominal;, lambs. $11-60013.00;
ewes, $5.0005.60. ,
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ON OUR ENTIRE )UNE QF BLANKETS
AND QUILTS. JUST THE THING FOR
, THESE CHILLT MORNINGS. COME IN
AND MAKE TOUR SELECTION.
cKoutsiy-Pazlik Clt
4828 SO. 24TH.
A
SOUTH 4800.
a., r. & s. r. ...
Bait. Ohio
Canadian Pacific.
X. T. & H. R. . . .
Erie R. R.
Gt. North., pfd. ,i
Chi. Gt West. . . .
Illinois Cent. 1.,
Mo., Kan. & Tex.,
Kan. City South, ,
no. .Pacific
X. T.. N. H. & H. 36.
rwortn. racinc Ky. 86
Chi. ft N. W 78
Penn. R. R. ...... 42 i
Heading Co 95
C, R. I. & P. -40
South Pacific Cov99
South. Railway ...32
Chi. M. & St. P. .. 40
Low. Close. Thurs.
Close.
87 .86 V87 86
47 n'4;4I-4 46
114 122 123 122
78 77 78 r 78
20 20 20 ' 9
4 -S3
12 13
91 93
6 - 6i
23 24
30 v 30
13
.93
V:6
. 24
3,
t'nlon Pacific
Wabash
35
84
77
42
93
39
98,.
31
40
36
86
78
42
94i
39
98
32
40
12
90
6
24
29
36
85
76
42
93
39
98
31
4U
.126 125 125 124
12'
13
93
37
132
3
37
13
93
8s
12 12
I STEELS.
Am.Car Fdry. . .132 131
iiifl-unni. Mtg. ..32
Am,' Loco. Co. ' . . . , 94
Utd. A. Steel Corp. 37
Bald. Loco. Wk...108 107 108 107
iiem. Btcei corp. . es 67 69
i oio. x-,.A la lo... 33
Ciuclble Steel Co.. 131
Am. Steel Fds. ... 35
Lack. 8teeCo. ... 61
Mid. Steel XOrd... 38
Psd. Steel Car Co. 93
P.fp. I. & S. Co. .. 75'
'Railway Steel Spg. 93
Slosa-Sholf S. & I. (12 4.
vj. a. oieei ........ ntvt v;i
COPPEBS.
Ana. Cop. Min. ..52 51 52
Aftn. 8. 4s R. Co. .. 60
II. ft S. Min. Co... 19 .
Chile Cop. Co. 14
Chino Cop. Co. .....27
Tnsp. Cons. Cop..,. 46
19
11
Mex. Pet.
Mid, States
Pure Oil .....
Wll.-Over. Co.
Pierce O. Corp.
P..A. ePt, & T.,
P.-Arrow Mot..
Roy. P. Co.- ..
U: S. Rub. Co.
Am, Bug. Rf 5T. 1
Sin. Oil ftHtfg.
Sears-1
Strofn.
Stude. Corp.
Tob. Prod. . Co. ,
Tran- Conl Oil
Texa Co. '. . .-. ,
U. S. F. P. Corn.
v: S. S.. R. & M. 04 H
White Mot. Co. ".. 43
Wll. Co., Inc 46
W. Et. & M 47
Am. Wool, Co. . . . 74
Total sale, $38,000.
v .-
Money ,...
Mark
Sterling.! .
187'182 187
14 16
38 M,
10 10
12J4 12
87 89
33
85
75
9
30
.126 119 119
644
65 63
67 "t6 67
11 11 U n
47 J
46
64
42
4e
46
71
A
, Friday
Close Close
J.t . . ;
... .0166 ....
...3.48 3.47
.. 48
i 47
"IIS
76
101
31
119
65
48
47
64
43
46
47
74
17
If
63
13
19
4
184
14
'88
10
13
87
83
84
76
105
30
126
64
- 63
III
47
'48
64
42
49 1
'v71
Omaha Grain
. New. York .Cotton.-. ,
New York, Oct. 1. Firm cables led to
a firm advance of 11 to 8 points in th
New, York cotton market fmlay and active
months sold 28 to 37 points net higher
atter the cJI, with October touching 24,12o
und January, 22V07C .
If anything, early weather advice were
lnore favorable than looked for, however,
while the report of a local authority mak-.
ing the condition of the crop 63.9 the
indicated yield 13.229.000 bales, showed
lees deterioration than most of the re
torts Issued previously. There was also
scuthern hedgeselilngoW the early ad
vance, and prices soot, turned easier, Oc
tober selling off to 23.90c and January to
"1.60c, before the end of the firsttiour.
, Prices rallied moderately on coverings,
tut toward midday on selling from Texa
snd a favorable westorn. belt forecast
prices sagged off to about 10 . points
higher to 10 points lower.
London advices reporting that . the
threatened coal strike (had been 'called,
rff were followed bv more actlvecovcrlngl
during the early afternoon. Price rose
to about 40 polpts net higher.
Omaha, Oct. 1,1920.
' Cash wheat prices showed
further decline of 2 to 3 cents today
with offerings sellinir readily at the
lower figures. Corn was unchanged
to a cent off, mixed showing the
decline. Oats rcnged unchanged to
a cent up, bulk of No. J white, He
higher. Rye wns sharply lower
trom previous sales while barley
was up s cents. .
I WHEAT '
No. 1 hard: 1 ear, $2.20; 13 cars, $3,19;
1 car, is.is tsmutty.)
No. 2 hard: 1 car. $2.27 (dark Mon
tai.a): 1 car. $3.24 (Montana): Shears.
$2.1$; 1 car. $2.18 (smutty); ats. $3.17;
I car, $2.17" (smutty); 7 cars, $2.16
(vmutty); 4 cars, $3.1$ (mutty); 8 car,
$2.14 (smutty.)
No. $ Bird?! car. $?17 3 car. $2.16
4 car. i3.15! 1 car, $2.14: 4 car, $2.13
(smutty); ! car, $2.13 (smutty); 3 cars.
$2.11 (smutty); 1 car, $2.09 (vary smutty.)
No. 4 hard: t cars, $2.13; 1 car, $3.12
(smutty): 1 car, $2.11 (smutty); 3 cars,
62.10 tsmutty.)
No. t hard: $ cars, $2.12; t cars, $1.1
1 car, $209 (smutty.)
Sample hard: 1 car, $2.14 (heavy);
car, $2.13 (yellow.)
No. $ mixed: 1 car, 92.18. :-
No. 4 mixed: 1 car. $2.10 (durum.)
No. 6 mixed: 1 car, $2.00.
No. 4 Spring: 1 car. $2.10 (mixed )
Sample mixed: 1 cor, $2.00 (Northern )
i.u. niiuai 4 car, i,,v,.
No. $ white: 1 car, 99c.
No. 6 white: S cars, 92c. '
No. I yellow:i 2 cars, 99c,
No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 96c.
No. 1. mixed: one-thlrdxar, 960
No. 3 .mixed: 1 car, 97c (spei ial billing)'
1 ear, 96c (shipper's weight); $ car, 96o.
No. 1 mixed: 3 cars, 95c.
No, 4 mixed: two-thirds car, 94c.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car, 92c.
Ssmplo mixed: car, 99c. '
OATS
No. i whlto: 1 car, 66c; 3 cars, 55 c ,
No, $ white: 1 car, $6 (choice); 6 can,
C6c. -
No. 4 white: I car, 66c: 2 cars, 64 c.
Scmpl white:.! car, 64c; 1 car, 63o
(heutlng.)
.. . RYE ,
No. 2: 2 cars, $1.63.
; No. 3: 2 cars, $1.63; J car, $1.61.
BARLEY
No. 8:1 car, 85c.
No.. 4: 1 car, 82c. . v r.
Rejected: 1 car, 76c. ' j
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
age'.
137
25
' 26
I
Receipt-
Wheat I.'..
Corn ......
Oats
Rye
Barley
Shipments
Wheat ....
Corn ......
Oats
Rye ,
Btrley
Today.
Today
...109
.. 47 ,
2
.. 6 .
V ' 2
..108
., 27
.. V
2
2
I ago.
go.
11
46
23
.'.
79
25
1
i 19
1
147
11
19
3
Kansas City Mve Stock.
Kansas City. Mo.. Oct. 1. Cattle Re
ceipts. 2,000 head: nrattlcally nothing do
ing' on beef steers and feeders; : forced
salesunevenly Jowe; sales of steers, $7,00
012.76; some left unsold.; other classes,
slow and steady s. she stock mostly $5,600
C.60; few cows, $7.0007.25.
Hogs Receipts, 1,600 head; bulk un
evenly strong to 1-6 cents higher; spots up
r.iore: Closing steady to-strong: no choice
kind here; top, $16.69-': bulk light' and me
dium. $15.40016.60; heavy. $15.00016.65.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000; fat
Iambs, 25 to ' $5 cents' lower; top west
erns. $12.40; natives. $1.50; few sale
sheep, 25 cents lower: good western ewes.
85.25: feeding lambs. 25 to 60 cent lower;
top, $12.00.
'ding
7-
Slow
:Oux City Live Stock.
Slbux City, ra.. -Oct. 1. Cattle Re
ce'pts, 1,500 head; fed steers and yearlings,
$15. 00017.00; market steady to weak:
grass steers, $6.00011.00; grass cows, $6.60
08.00; fat cows and heifers, $8.00012.46;
canners, $4.0005.50; Veals, J6.OO011.OO;
feeders, $7.60010.60? calves, $4.5007.50;
feeding cows and heifer,. $4.0006.50:
stockers, $5.6008.00.
H.-igs Receipts. 3.600 head: market
strong: light, $16.00016.35; mixed, $14.75
015.00; rough, $14.25014.75; bulk of sales.
114 6015.Zo,
Bntter and Ezs In Omaha. '
Eggs Nd.M, 64 dor.; No. 2, 48o Aoz.
cracks, 40c doz. ,
Butter 41c Jb. ' '
CH1CAG6 CARLOT RECEIPTS. V
). Today Wk. Ago, Yr. Ago
Wheat ..A.... .... 115 . 37 V 291
Corn .. 176 ' 210 44
D.t. A n alN
Villa . . . X VI " lda iU
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ag
.............125 , 210 211
8. 13
18 10, 31
ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS.
,. J . : Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
106 .143 16
...... 20 64 20
24 -88 28
NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS WHEAT. ,
Today Wk. A gov Yr. Ago
Minneapolis 644 " 504 . 369
DuJuth 194- ' 170 - 66
Total. .... 738 , -874 436
Wlnritpeg . 972 ( 1.004 456
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Whekt
Corn ..,
Oats . ,
Wheat
Corn .
Oats .
Receipts-
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Shipments-Wheat
Today
1,683)000
1,116,000
648,000
Yr. Ago
1,913,000
344.6-00
733,000
- y .1 .
Corn
Oats
Wheat
Corn .
Oats .,
1.106,000
153.000
649,000
.. 1,029,000
463,000
361.000
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Today -Yr. Ago
1 921.090 726,000
13,000
i 107.0M
Minneapolis (iraia.
Minneapolis, Oct. lX-Flour 35040c
lower; In carload lots, family patents
duoted at $11.90012.16 a barrel tn 98-lb.
c-ottou sacks. 1 -
B'an $34.00035.0. v '" .' '
1 Corn $1.0001.01.
Oats 53 062 c. .
Barley 65092c. , A
Rye No. 2, $1.69 01.6Q-:;.
Flax No. 1. $3.0403.06. .'
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D: MICHAELS.
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Be I .eased Wire.
Chicago, Oct. 1. Liquidation was
on in wheat, and while there was i
fairN rally from the low point, net
losses were. 4'44f.c. Corn was
unsettled, but closed ?ic higher on
December, and ic lbwer on tyav,
while oats were He and rye 2c high
er. Barley closed lHc lower.
Weakness prevailed in wheat from
the start. There was free selling of
December early and local sentiment
was bearish. Buying byhorts-and
houses-with seaboard connections
absorbed the oggerings oil the break
and a rally of J3l followed.
Premiums on spot Were Asier. : ,
Corn prices fluctuated rapidly with 'a
relatively wide range. The feature was
the buying ot December by a leading
cash houae to take profits on sale mado
some time ago, and there was more or less
covering by local professionals, who bsvo
been on the bear side for many wcrke.
The December gatred somewhat on Hho
May, the bulk of the buying being In the
former. The pit element
, freely on
the weakness In wheat, bur covered on
the way up. Frost reports were Ignored
i Cash-Corn Weak.
Weakness In cash corn, which dropped
around 20$ 25c as" compared with the
previous day, goinc- through the procesi
uf readjustment from a September to the
October basis, had considerable Influence
at one time, but there was a much friend
ly feeling toward the buying side, i Re
ceipts 468 cars, with shipping sales,, 12,
000 bushels. "-
Oats showed stubborn resistance to sell
ing pressure and rallied qulrkly after be
ing slightly lower early with corn. Tho
tact that prices aie about on a' prewar
level Is a factor In bringing in orders.
Rye was In good demand. No. 2 on
track old 10011c over December with
ale at $1.731.76. Receipts, 24 cars.
Many . traders In corn who had good
profits took them-- on today's break. It
was this selling that caused the reces
sions from the top prices on thej late
bulge. '
It is understood that tne interests woo
Jiave been long on September corn are
nnon u'Jierrea tuiurM iivre mm ill a-i I
markets. Buenos Aires cables said they
wero. short futures there, Those In close
touch with the market have claimed for'
some time that such corn position existed
and thaVH has been one of the bear fac
tor. .
Lard stock in Chicago are 64,814.000
pound, a decrease of 30,457,000 pounds
List month of which 26,414,000 pounds
Here- eontrnct srrades. Total stocks of
meat are 116,383. 000 pounds, a decrease
of 22.219,000 pounds for the month against
5.769.000 pounds, last year, when tney
were 124,870,000 Vounds.
The Modern Miller says as much as
80 per cent of the wheat seeding haa
teen done In parts f the southwest. In
Paris of Oklahoma and Kansas the soil
Is becoming too dry for proper germina
tion. Seeding east or the Mississippi river
Is slow. . , .
Argentine cab':i report weather In some
ns is
Local Stocks and Bonds
yuotntlons furnished by Uurns, BrmUsr
Stock. ' 1'. Bid. Asked.
oni
I. a
93
Banker ,Mti. l.n.
tenini-w vrenmerx viu ......
Uurgess-Nach, f put. pfd . . . . 9
KUlredge-Re'ds Co.. 1 ptt. pfd K
Katrmont Cream, pfd 93
Gooch Food Prod, pfd . . .
Lion B. & 8. Ct., Oman it ......
Pax. ft Gallagher, 7 t. pfd '. 98
M. C. Pet. M. 7 pet fd ...... 96
M. E. Smith B. Co.. I Bl. pfd 97
Thomp.-beld. Co., 7 pet. pftT.. 98
Union & Y.. Omaha
BONUS.
xArgen. Gov. Est. 4s, . .
Armour & Co., 7s. 1930
Doug. Co. C. 11. Re. 6s,
Dundee Pav., 6s, 1930
I nch-Kxter. 8s. 1945 ,
F. Goodrich Co.. 7,
Ocr., Neb., S. Pis. , 1940
xHlll BlUg. As. 21.'30
Joint 8. and B. 6s
,i.... r- i7
Omsha Athlttlu 6s, 19-9
Oinafca, Neb., School 6s.
O. C. B. 8t. R. 6.
xSldney, Neb., 6s. l4 , .
Sin. Con. Oil. 7. 193.1 . .
Harding Cream 7 pet. pfd
Exchange.
' xBld. '
$0
16
119
100
' J
90
1C0
Mi
100
I'll
94
7.00
96
8.60
... 96
25-6
. ... 99 100 -.
.1U1H01
1926 93 92
100
6.40
87
K9
87
99
1928
73
"91"
. 96
6.40
8Hfc
100'
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
Ky Omiiha praln Co.. loufr 2627, Oct..
Art'. ' I Open. lHlgh ."Low. J" Close. I Jes'y.
Wht. 11 I I -
Iec.
Meh.
Rye.
Iec.
May
Corn
Oct
I'ec.
May
Oats
lVeC
May
Pork
Opt;
Nov.
I. ard
Nov.
JaVi. ,
Ribs'
Oct.
Jan.
$.16
2.10
1.63
r:H
1.04
.92
.94
.16
.60
21.10"
123.60
19.37
p.S2
116.17 i
16.26
2.16
2.10
1.67
1.60
1.06
.93
.98
'.57
.81
23.50
23.67
19.45
17.45
.155
16.31
2.08
2.03
i.ei
1 69 1
1.02
.91
.13
Ml
2.07 , j
1.6 I
1.60 I,
.60
t.02 I 1.03 '7
T.9.11 .92 f.
95 .95
.57
C 1 "J
3.05 123.05
23.65 23.65
9 20 ' l9.20
17.20 117.26
I5.1T 115.25
16.95 i15.95
.6
.61
1.15
section'
too dry.
Ql2ani 7
- " '- .7
Farm Mortgages
3S YEARS WITHOUT A LOSS
Kloke Investment Co.
Omaha Nat'l Bit. Bldg
' Omaha.
' .phone opua 1150.
St. Loul Grain.
St. Louis, Oct. 1. Wheat December,
4 , 1 1 .1. r. a l , .
Sheep and Lambs Receipt. 1,000 head: "L.V" '
market weak - f X"V" ij'-'"", f7 oiu, u, .00.
Oats December, 57 c
Kansas City Grain. ..-.
Kansas City. Mo.. Oct. 1. Close:-Wheat
-Defcemher, $2.0: March, $2.03.
Corn December. 86c: May, 88c
COAL
COM
: COAL
" "
Phone your 'ortlar today
Updilfe Lumbar Coal Co.
Phono Walnut 300
33 13
128 130V 128
35U 36IA. 36
61 61
38 37
92 1 93
75 73
93
S62
60
37
92
73
93
62
73
93
8C
I.enn. Copper
Miami Cop. Co.
Nev. Con. Cop.
Ray ConsCop.
Utah Cop. Co.
Co.
59 60
1 19
14 V 14
27 27
44
25
19
11
45
19
11
81 60 r $1
61
68
18
14
26
44
23
19
11
14
60
i
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sug. Co. 73
A.. O. & W. I. -r
S. S". ...... ......143
Am. Int. Corp. ... 72
Am. Sum. Tob. Co. 86
Am, Cot. Oil Co.,
Am. T. & Tel...., 97
Brooklyn R. T... 114
KBeth. Motors .... , 4
Atn. Can To. ..... 82
Chandler M. Car. 7
Cen. Lea. Co. .... 44
Cuba C. Sug. Co..' 84
cal. f. corp 63
Cal. Pet. Corp. .
C. Prod. Bfg. Co
Nat E. St S
Flsk Rub. Co.
Oen Elec. Co.
naa.- w. ac 1
71 72 73-
143
71
85J.
143
72
86
Oen. Mot, Co. ..
Good. Co
A. H. ft L. Co.
H. Brkr. Car.
U. .8 1. AL Co.
97
11
4
31
75
43
32
62
25
82
67 ,
SOU
..141 141 141
142
71
86
22
97 97
11 11
4 V 4
32 31
77 75
26
83
67
21
43
33
63
26
'83
67
21
18
49
10
6
'81
17
48
10
66
80
43
35
61
26
82
67
21
. . w
7
16
17
49 48
10 10
66 66 ,
81 : II '
WILL CE FIRST,
All Velvet now! We. have done
a year's business. ' Our receipts,
up to last night, were more than
$2,000 over the amount we had
Bet for .oar 1920 sales, and
'passed by a handsome, margin
any former year's, business.
Ve will 88)ow our appreciation
by giving the people , who af
ford us this handsome business
values, Service and : a material
consideration which we arernot
ready to mention at this time.
While the market is very stiff f
on v majiy fine of merchandise
and desirable goods are' scarce
breaks are beginning $o show" ij.
some lines. . f r
This house was the last to pu
prices up on the market; we wil ,
be first to meet the down wan
trend as it comes along. We ar
chopping prices right 7ow
places where there's no tea' '
warrant for it. I f
vWe have profit-sharing prop
osition in mind, not yet worked
out in detail, but we advise all
customers to caave heir cash
sales tickets.; ' . ,
John Flynn & Co:
. Omaha Potato Market.
' One car Nebraska arrived, four ear on
track Including broken: demand and move
ment moderate, market steady; llttla
Changs in prices: sales direct to retailers:
Nebraska, sacked Early Ohio, No. 1. $2.75
fts.00. mostly $2.75: Minnesota, sacked
Barly Phlo, No. 1. $2.7603.00. i mostly,,
$2.$6. r ; f '
, . Bar Silver.
New Tork, ,Oct. '1. Bar Sliver Demes
tlc. 99c; foreign. to S
Mexican Dollars 69 r
' ' , . N Kansas CMy Produce.' .
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 1. Butter. Eggs.
Poultry Unchanged. .
JAMES C. KiNSLER
Has removed his law of
fice to 'Rooms 1011-13
C ITT NATIONAL B ANK
BUILDING . s
Thi
mw 'York IttHids.
follntvlng quolntluns are fiirnlchihl
Xtclilsnn 4 i. 774t 18
1U l. fun. 4s .1 70 t 'I""
iioin. nteel K-r. ss te
Cent. Pc. 1st 4a 76'
C. H. Q. Jt. 4s . ! Mi,'
St; Paul tlen. 4 7 r 7T .
, i r- ss (
, 8ltS
, 29. .10 V,
77- i H
80 r Stisj
. i Bid
,- iZ
, $i 8i 1;
,100 wiot
. 78 Id 79 -.
84 89
, 8JtJ 84--
Ci A N. W. Oen. 4
I,. A N. (Jn. 4s s
New York By. 4
Northern l,a"cr-. 1 4a .....
Ri'S'lllU Con. 4a , . . . ,
I'lklon Vaclfln 1st 4a
V. k. Steel 6s . . . .-
U. I 1st Rif. 4a
f. P. Cv. 6s . ,
P. P. Cv. 4s ,
Venn. ('on. 4a ,..
fenn. Ucn. 4s
New York Curb, Works.
Allied Oil
Hiiston-Wyuiiilng
4'oiiriVn Oil
OoxilenV oil .,
Consolidated Copper ..
VAk llasln
Federal Oil ...T
tH.-nrock Oil.
Merrlt Oil .. ..... .....
Midwest Refining Co.,
Papulpa Oil ..T.
Smims retroleuni
Tnnpah Divide ..
Ttiropsh' lxleiiFloii ' . r. .
IT. H. Ntsarn'-lllli
1'. R Retail .Candy...,
White Oil ...
...19 iU
...i6-iaji -l -
7 in
r 7
. 8 H ? Js
. 3 4 ,2
. 1 ,
. 13 , fr 14..
.146 i 1 4 M
. 6f.
43 411!
. 1 - 8 -.
$o r 31
. 1 lv
. 11 W 12
. 23 "w 22
X'liliagii Htoeks.
The following iiuolatlona aro funilah nl
by l,ogen & Brysn, monitors of nil prin
cipal exchanges, Room 248, Peters Trust
building. ' ........
Aiainur Co. prd
Armour Lethr. Co. tomn. 16
lucinny i'kkv vo. roiiui. i -y
Cudahy Pkgd Co. prd. ...
Continental Motor"
Xurtman Corp. pfd....,
l.lliby...M',Nell & Llbby..
Montgomtrx. Wsrd Co. ..
Nntlonal LeaUirr
P.eo Motor Car Co.
Hwlft Co.
Swift International
93
1
76
13
26
. in
. 23
.106,
U'
Union Carbide A Curb. Co, 63
Liberty Itead Vrl
CM.
Prices xof Llberly
bonds a-, noon were: 8s, 91. S; llrst 4s.
87.00; tiecind 4a. 87.52; first 4s, 88.20;
rccond 4s. 87.40; thlrd'4K. 89 .10; fourth
4s, 87.22; Victory 3s. 9.8,6j Victory
4s 83.80. k ' 1 ,v
Liberty bonds dosed; 8s, 91.60;" flrk
4s, 8768:,socond 4, 87.22; first 4s, 8$2$:
second 4s, 87.60; third 4s. $9.44; fourth
4s, 87.84; Victory 2s. 96.00; VletoiV
4s, 96.00. .: ; - ;
Linseed Oil. . . ;J
Duluth, Oct. 1. Llned $3.07 (.ll.
For Rent
Typewriters ,
and Adding ;
Machines W;J
. All Makes
Central Typeriter
-Exchange 1
Dug. 4120 1912 Faraam St.
Many of our good patrons were unable to secure . ;
Safety Deposit Boxes
' . so we have installed 1128 additional boxes. '
v- V Rent, $5.00 per year.7
x y Size of boi 2x22x538
PROTECT YOUR VALUABLE PAPERS AND -,
, JEWELRY .'" ...
lnitArl StkfacN At inn A.1 Bank.J
7 - Thf Bank of Peraonal Serrice J I
n. yv. corner- rarnam a9utenuii
FOR SATURDAY
The idea of this tale it to give our vatt number of custo-
merit merchandite they wahtin teaton at money-tavitlg
prices. In to doing we believe our effort to co-operate with our customers t
is greatly appreciated. ; ' y' . v-1 v
Sweaters Just in time for thete chilly dayt. These sweatert are vall extra
quality, fine samples, in all-wool, all-worsted and wdol mixtures; in all
stylet, tizet, colort and patterns. An unlimited ttock to choose from. There
it ture to be one there that will jutt tuit you. f - .'..': .
CHILDREN'S
SWEATERS
$225
MISSES'
SWEATERS
$3.49
LADIES' '
SWEATERS .
$4.98
JJeiTs Sweibrt.....a$1.75 $ Beys Swcilcr$......$1.49
and
Up
Men's Union Suits
IHV flaac liaajd, kaavy waif nt
Unia Suits f QQ
Sis. 34 to 46. ... V 1 s70
Men's kastry rikkasl er'fUac
lined 2-pivce garments. Siiaa
.SLT $1:25-
. Mcifi's $hirts
Mea's Drass Skirts; of extra
quality; beautiful patterns,
$3.50 Ttluesf spa- 44
cial, en sale at. . . . Vsili.aCO
'' Men's blue, well
Skirts. Sixes
14 H to 17
tnede. Work
$1.29
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DEPARTMEN T S TORE
24tK and O Street!
- South Omaha
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.Occidental Building, &
I Loan Association
CORNER 18TH AND HARNEY
f'
" ,$9,000)000 ASSETS
- i With Surplus of $360,000
Invite you to calf at their offices, corner 18th and
Harney, if you are interested in securing 6 annual
dividends, paid Quarterly, or 1 annual dividends, cred
ited quarterly on installment accounts if left until ma
turity. . '. . , " ';;',
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.Under State Supervision and Examination'. '
x CcO. C. Flack, Treasurer
y E. N. Borell, Secretary "
: Robert Dempster, Director
Jobn F. Flack, President
. R. A. McEacbron, Vice-Pre.
Jobn T. Brownlee, Asst. Sec'y
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UPDIKE
G RAIN
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Y". Operating large, u-toIate Terminal
Elevator in jlhe Omaha and Milwaukee
markets, are in a position to handle tyour
shipments in vtha best possible manner1--
i. e.,' cleaning, fUnsferring, storing, etc.
MEMBERS
Chicago Board of Trade '
Milwaukee Ckamber of Corn-
Minneapolis ' Ckamber of
Commerce
St. Louis 1 Merchant Es
ckange '
Kansas City Board of Trade
Sioux' City Board of Trade
Omaha Grain Cxckange ,
U ; OFFICES AT'
OMAHA, NEB. '
i LINCOLN, NEB.
HASTINGS, NEB.
CHICAGO, ILL.
SIOUX CITY, IA. '
HOLDREGE, NEB
GENEVA, NEB. , '
DES MOINES. iA. .
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HAMBURG, IA.
KANSAS fTY, MO. '
. Alt ef sjiasa etflc are connct4
arilk sack etkar ky private wire.
It will pay you to get in' touch with one of euroffices
when wanting to BUY or SELL any kind of grain.
WE SOLICIT YOUR
k Consignments of All Kirtds of Grain
to OMAHA, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
, KANSAS CITY and SIOUX , CITY -
Every Cat Receives Careful Personal Attention
The Updike Gra
THE RELIABLE
in Company
CONSIGNMENT HOUSE
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